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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-01

Decides to Fat YaII state Ticket III che
RiHil.

Decides to Pat RuIi state Ticket 10 the
Field.
Yesterday morning there was held In
Trades Assembly hall an informal confer
sucs by a number Of representatives, Of
labor organizations in thia city and State
A large majority Of those present were
from organizations In this immediate
vicinity. The meeting was held under q
call Issued by Mr.. J. 4 stsAley, Of Clarke
burp, mombeF OF the Executive Commit.
tee Of the Union Labor party for the Pirst
Congressional district OF tho State. Mr.,
HteRley was selected a. Chairman and Mr..
J. H. Burt Secretary.
The object OF the meeting WAS stated by
Mr.. Steady, who said Il vas 10 consider
whether the labor people Of the State were
prepared 10 take political action on the
platform OF the Union Labor Party or
some other party, or II they Thought Il
adyisibls 10 lake any part In the coming
cAnVAss.
Quite general discussion followed; q
majority Of those pfesent favored an indt-
pendent movement without alliance with
either OF the old parties.
The platform Of the union labor party
WRspreBented by Mr.. Goshorn, Of Charles.
ton, who mSds motion that all present
sign 1t and form nucleus for q party on
that platform. This WAs discussed freely
aud finally Withdrawn, being thought an
InRdyisAhle measure. It WAs considered
TO be the better plan to organize an indie
pendent party first and then adopt plat.
torm. Ii was decided 10 p1t tull ticket
In the field and n convention for the pnI'
pose Of nominating ouch ticket will be
held April q at some place to be decided
upon by q committee appointed for that
purpose,
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obAs. ]. Sheets, OF Portland, was down
yesterday.
Howard Romick is able 10 be out, Aitel
severe apell oil Gtckness,
George n. Wilson and Mics Mary O
Gather were married by Rev. Keller
Tuesday night, at the parsonage.
Several hundred dollars worth Of treieh
consigned to Bcllalre was on the Scotil
when she collided with the Beaver bridge
W. @. Warnock, formerly oil the lnie
pendent job rooms, will soon lDtus TIT
tirst number Of his new paper, the Demo
crdt.
Mr.. John Wilson, Of the Fourth ward
has gone on Q elk weeks trip 10 st, ClRirE
vile as one Of the petit Jurors from Pult
ney township.
Mr.. Joel Ssrahl and wife were surprised
by call from oil their living children
yesterday, the occasion being the fltietl
anniversary Of their marriage. Cyrus H.,
Charles and Joel Z and Mrs. John Jone
and thslE families weFO all there and 4
good time was had.
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and Brooke county delegations 10 Co
opetAts In securing tbs lollo wing repre-
sentation:
On permanent organization, Alfred
Caldwell, OF Wheeling.
Resolutions, ex-senator John Canning
ham, Of Hancock.
Finance, Henry K. List, Of Wheeling
To devise plans for the promotion O
the objects Of the convention, Gen. /. H.
DuThl, Of Brooke.
DR.. Baird then warned them to be sure
and get certified credentials from the off,
CSrs Of Monday nights meeting.
In the afternoon Chairman Pendleton
ran up agAingt GuGg, Every resident oil
Ohio county who was present was, under
the call for the Convention, . delegate
and q large number Ryailsd themselves Of
their privilege. Bat the chairman had
started In 70 put his programme through
and though an uproHTous storm OF NOES
greeted the proposition to nominate ALL
Caldwell by AcclRm1IieH Tor place or
the Permanent Organization Committee
he had the nerve 10 declare him 90 noni'
mated. That raised Bnch row that the
slate WA broken, Nj. George Wise de
fsAting Mr.. fancy, and Mr.. Hubbard be
ing chosen TO the Committee on Resolu
tons,
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a VIEW OF Low LIFE

No, from a Moral Standpoint, but In a.
. Eoursly Tir,.Isal Sense.
when ID. Pulse beat. is,ll!. when the sntrtJ
I, rop.. When he s9p,pis i vtAt and sleep uh'
certain. then be bsdy Il in condition OF actual
..,ou nie.S no matter VIA, The sAa''' may have
been nature has siv,n way Aad uaIsS' hs' strength
,,r,.sTod dl,ss's Is osrtaia to IAlS Po'''''ion OF
N, body, n, arut thing any Doctor dOs' in 'usA
a ssas IL 70 ssS!S, Nature, Here are some IN
EtInessi ....,..
PROT. Austin mint efB,llsrus CStV IorAl College
s,r,t ..Ths tusieious zee Of Alcoholic IanuiAs"
d one Of tho striking ehGFAesHiheI Of progress In
AZ. pr,etles Of medicine during the lAs' hall cen
tu1.- .,v.
ms veil fnoNu Prot. JOSEPH PAnlsA 'Ay'i I'VE
fuov TIA, Glsoboi viii aisSdy The hart allow 'h'
pui.S warm the akin. sEin sIei'mSDt Aad ~
ought TO use IT," ,
n. e.l,br..sd d. J. N. capWGn 'SJ'i 81 an
most haypy % SAT, after 'srI thorough NaE
that for psr,obs Suffering With nervous ana genera
debility or Any vAIBE dlSsA's, or for delicate ~.
.,n, or ibv,lids. Duuy's PuIS sinh whi'tsy Is Nd
b,,, ,sn.s Aa4 ppFSst auGIulani With which Al
aequAntsd" 49,. a..
fbsrs are no higher scientific authorities hAi
,b,,s and they SPEAK volumes for the pure ana
S,iunbiO vhitSsJ ahIsh has become 80 NondsHuli!
,opaiar. Beware oi all bottled ubliE'J' vac.
-, b, er,r,d you except DunJ'S II hAI ''oee
m. t,,, Of tine and Il AbIeiutsly pur'. puny'
Toruut, Ia . positive oSiV sSE SSSGAs, s9ldA sA'
al pulaSRErJ troubles.
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Thn stntn OmnInIn

Aspecial meeting Of the State Board Of
Public Works was 10 have been held here
yesterday, bSt the convention proved 60
interesting that by mutual consent the
meeting was Postponed until to-day.
There will will DO full meeting Of the
Board, for Governor Wilson, Auditor DaI'
iy, Treasurer Thompson, Attorney Gen
eral Caldwell, School Superintendent
Morgan and Secretary Of State Walker are
all here. The special matter 10 DO con-
sideTed Il the new insane Rsylum to be
built ct Spencer, ROAne county. The
land for the building has been decided 10
the State by the proper authorities in
Roane, and the last Legislature made an
appropriation to start the work. The
money 90 appropriated IL to be spent I'M
der the direction Of the Board Of Public
Works. There are some other matters Of
minor importance that may DO taken ~
by the Board,
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TIE
IntG||igGnCGr!
STATE BOOM EDITION.

Tho fRIELlI1ENcEl has now In preparation 4
Special state Development E1itlOu. which will be
devoted 70 the resources Of West NifEinlA The
Aim IA 10 attract attention IN this BAtr Offering
inducements to H4ImeFa, GFaIeTH, Wool gloVCN
HfApe grower And Fruit growers generally, 10
AlnOtH, Lumbermen and Manufacturers. Wh0mGy
wish 70 avail themselves Of West YlRlniAt Id
YADtARfS,
Orders for this Special Boom Edition haze been
received thus lar N the extent oil "a, 900 copies
We confidently look for an edition Of 10000, and
u may even reach higher 6guFe. The patcf Ulll
bo calculated IN this county among pltGBp
and thOae who may be looking for new hoIits and
WI also 30 spread throughout beestef lOcaiirs,
In Europe.
The HFTcIAL 6TLTI DEVEIbPYENr EbrIoS OF the
IHTELLI0ENCER will deScTlbO the whole sts'c IN
general, and each particular ICaoufCe In detail.
and viii devote one article 70 each CouniJ. show
and settlement
There will beA large map OF the State. shoulnE
all the RAIlrOads, the proposed Railroads. Water,
wayI, Iunpl9ca and County Roads A general
article devoted 10 resume Of the RESOURCES aud
advantages Of the State. Will b. printed 10 Ter
Norwegian,
The paper viii b. eompoaod OF 10 or 20 pages.
The price will b that OF tho ordinary edition OF
the DAILY lntelligsncef. cSnu = copy IN any
quantity u Z expected that Ia every c2g9ly
lfe 70 .end copies OF these paper 70 friend, uho
will help 10 pas abound tho great advantages Of
WcAt Virginia, Il Il this Kind Of advertisement
that has dS;eloped the great Vest,
In response 10 many ffCuesu, tho publishers
have determined TO admit limited amount Of al;
Veftsing, but II II duaiflbl8 that even ~ .Anyr
o. the nGWIpapST shall serve IL puFpO,e u ,bsS'
Ing that Vest Virginia Ia not altogether raw
6Aie, but has well begun her own dITe1PmtnI
twin DO worth something 10 GhoW that W have
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The work Of t1eAvatiuH for the iounda
tons and cellars Of the new I.aBs!ls Dot.
terry was commenced yesterday By ioIcs
OF men under the direction Of William
Carney, who has tho contract for doing
tho work. His the intention 10 push from
now on the work oil building these new
works. They arc located 10 the Sixth
ward, east Of Jacob ntroOt and south Of
Thirty.arst street. When built thOy win
be one oil the largest pottery concerns In
the country and will employ several huu.
dIed men. These interested f1GncialIy
are thoss who have made tho Wheeling
pottery such q success, In going into this
new concern they will not give up their
interest in the Wheeling pottery, which
will continue TO manufacture it6 present
grade Of goods. The new concern will
turn out finer grade Of ware.
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Choking CataHh.

Have you Awakened from disturbed sleep with
all the horrible IerEItionI OF an assassin olutehlnG
your throat aud pressing the lIte-breGth from youl
tiEhIsned chCsti Have you noticed the IRnSuol
and debility that succeed the effort to clear youl
throat and head Of this catarrhal mAttcF' What 4
depressing influence 1t cxerH upon the mind
clOudInE the memory and dlllnE the head with
pains and strange noISesl How dlt1cult II q u
nd the nASal passages, throat and lungs ni thli
poisonous mucous ali can testify who arc EIillcied
with cAtArfh. How dinicnlI 10 protect tho EyIteni
lGAinT IL further progress towards tho lungs,
liver aud kidneys, all phytlclAnl will admit Ii II
terrible d. ease and cries out for relief and euro
Tho remarkable curative power, whom All other
remedies utterly fall Of 5iniordB Radical Cure,
arr Atteated By Thousands VINO RTAteiuly recon-
mond II To fellow sufferers. No ItAtemeni Il made
regarding Il that cannot DO Aub.tAntiAted BY the
most respSctAhle aud &c table FtesenscS.
zach packet contains one bottle OF The Radical
Cure, one boz oil Catarrhal BOlVent, aud an In.
proved Inhaler. with treatise and directions, and
u sold By all druggists for q %
PpEfER DSya A UHRRIcAI Co., BestoB
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The Decorations,

10 the early hours Of yesterday morning
the business men and citizens in the
centre OF the city acted on the suggestion
Of tho Chamber Of Commerce, and decora.
ted their houses and places oil business.
The Oh ow was, Of course, nothing like that
Of last August, bu! they were Credltable.
At Conner 4 snedekers grocery wRs dis.
played q mammoth CANVAS lettered,
"Boom the State" Several Of the decora.
tons were elaborate, and the effect on the
whole was very gay and pleasing.
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This famous company Of Ministries will
arrive In tue city this morning, and com
mence three nights engagement at the
Grand Opera House tonight. This com.
psBy has been IA existence for over thirty
yeaTB and is composed Of first class artists
in every regprc.. The company Is said to
have one Of the hnc8G bands In tho coun.
try, md will appear in n grand street pa.
rRdO at Il O'Clock. Secure your seats
early OF shcib'S, as thOre will no doubt DO
4 big rush.
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ORGANIZED.
CONTINUED from Flint Page.l

dons o. Denmark, the Netherlands and
Islyium. History furnishes no parallel
10 this great movement oil people. II u
estimated during last year the number o.
emlytNnta IN tue uult9d States reGChed
about $4,000. The increase Of population
in the United States 10 about 50 per cent
for each decade, or 3 per cent per annum'
Al this rate, We ara adding 70 cur popula'
lion about 100000 per Annum, more
than three times the population Of West
Virginia In 1850. THIS iucreGSe will 20 on.
Land, horntA and ewploymsnt must be
Iound ioT The same. The States having
good unoccupied lands, mines and timber
oIsF the beo. advantages for largely 3D.
Oorbing thin annual increase.
WEST yIRGISIA's ADVANTAGE.
West Virginia, bordering on PennSylVa'
nia and Ohio, with largely the came eli
mate, the same soil and the came rivers
with her rich yalleys, her forests Of al
varieties Of iimber AlmOBt untouched and
her mines Of coal and iron ore, only open
cd here and there and larger IN area any
quantity than those Of Ohio and FennsyE
vauta, Ia certain, under proper conditions
TO have and enjoy the came, or greater
degree Of Development, progress and pros
peTity than either Of these great STATES
While nature has done 80 much ioi Lh'
State, man has done very little. I'M
original poutcs Of wealth. 10 w
bonuty oI God In nature" WIN
bsT natural advantages WeGt Virginia ma
} no basis Of much that makes STAY
/ great, powerful and prosperous, lts peoPW
copten.ed and happy, Sill che hA9 finger
. I'D Ia The march Of progteea and develop
ment. We Of West Virginiar interest,"
adj in the welfare and progress o
tbs state, shouli in all proper ways and Q!
{ nj proper means, make It's attractions, 40
, vEntaVes and resources widely known
.. mis- will bring what Is moss needed ant
desired-moIs farms, more coal anu Tol
ore mineh opened, more coke furnaces
more mills, moTe capital, more towns
cities, and q population reaching million
instead Of hundreds Of Thousands.
The state has no debt. Taxes arc low
!, The peopla are liberty loving and IA'
abiding. For the moet part they i've pnf
lives, crime 10 rare, and when committed
promptiy punished. The tAwB are IAN
liberal and we'll administered. Unde
+, them the rights Of the wage Garner
ars guaranteed and capital Is amply pro
teCted.
live do our duty and make Wise use
the gifts nature has 90 bounttlulIy lG'
! ished upon this fair State, hRppine6S, pros
perily and progress will be the reward
Tho present u BuRp!clons.
: Eyerlbiug eczema TO point to success, 1
warrant confidence, encourage hope, an
make the future bright for ourselves an
posteritY.
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OuR Main street friends, Jos. speide
& Co., were as busy as nailers oil day yes
terdAy entertaining their many irisndI
and patrons from the interior OF the State
and adjoining counties. MANY express
ions oil surprise we're heard from those
who had never had the pleasure Of via
itlng this frms' establishments as to thu
immensity Of stock and mammoth pro
portions Of their warehouse and complete
outdt Of their Ohio Valley CotIee estRb
lishment. The firm requests us 10 extenC
4 cordial invitation 10 all who are de
Blrous Of inspecting q model Wholesale
Grocer House to give them call.
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It Is reported that the few tenants ID
the old Grant House property have beer
notified TO vRcate by April |, The fact
that the property had been purchased
from Mrs. Mary Altman, Of KSnBas, by
some Wheeling pArties was published i
few days since, together with the Tumor
that a large IeVidCncs fiat building was
10 be erected. The property was pur.
chased on a speculation by three Wheel.
Ing gentlemen, Well.known active buAl.
neGs mSu, They propose 10 tear down
what is still standing Of the old hotel, sub.
divide the property and put 1t on the
market a. desirable building lots. They
do rot lRlend % build any bloek OF Cat.
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II We know all the methods Of approach
adopted by An enemy we are the better
enabled to ward OF the danger and post,
pons the moment whom surrender be.
comes inevitable. In many instances The
inherent strength Of the body sutIlcea 10
enable It to oppose the tendency towai
death. Many however have lo5t these
forces to such On extent that there lie little
or no help. In other caAea 4 little aid 10
tho weakened Lungs will make all the
difference between sudden death and
many years Of useful life. Upon the hrst
Symptoms Of 4 Cough, Cold or any trouble
Of the Throat or Lungs, give that old and
well known remedy-BosChee's German
Syrup, q careful trial. II will prove what
thousands say Of Il to DO, the "beneiactol
Of RnV home,n
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Foe newest styles Dress Goods 20 to
E&sHEiHKR's, Eleventh street,


Why ride in ahAbby conveyance whsr
you can have the very finest at the SAINT
price? Parties desiring elegant turnouts
embracing handsome LaudAuS, Berlin
Coaches, Surries, open and closed Car
riageg, with matched teams, as well 81
drivers In full livery, besides all equip
menta In superb style, should not fail L
call at Robert Luke'a Excelsior Livery
Stables, unquestionAbly the, leading Livery
Boarding and Sale Stables In West Wiz
giniA. A number Of fine single drivInG
horaes and the latest designs OF huggies,
etc. Calls by telephone promptly attend
ed 10. RoBERT LUKE,
1880 Market Street, Wheeling W. Va
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Thu h,o,a Atlantic, IL ever stormy thor0uGhiIrO
Yct blov me winds Sscs 50 HsfSSly, GHA TIDE int
vnvr, ave-, % loltlly, EcAmOn must man the nod
,hIrs ,on,,,ts will brave the passage, aud CONNER.
si"I 1870 and buysn must visit the centrSl o.
IoreIrn ,rsaS and manufacture Tia, ssfOcious
49,, s.,.IokutHl, togPtheF With cOliety pains
and much nEad THS3A RsS .S Sisn s STSn "a
Ilsp ~ srTaGers against them, Bea captains
S T., ~, 81 pih salts And veteran tfAyeieFa, ETo
es,,siGiSt Vlth the pr ltcctiye value Of this oati
SSle pfSIen!V3 and TfmS6y AID arc Tis1{ IN
lama n,n II q q safeguard against malaria. beek
M "a "a tbs I1lteEN TOT dyHpepAiA, constipation,
IiVeT oomplaInt, kidncy troubles, and Al ailments
hal impair the harmonious and vigorous action
i the vital poWufE-
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Tho following transfers Of real estate
were admitted to record in CLERK Hooks
office yesterday:
A deed made February %, 1855, BY
WilliEm Erekine and George i. Caldwell
special Commissioners having In charge
the sale Of tho old Fair Grounds property
to George Z. boyd, j., Of lots No. is, 10
IL, IS, 2S. 90. 30 and 81, Of block No. /, ID
tho said property as go subdivided; con
Aideration q $50.
A deed made February %, 1883, by
George +, Boyd, Jr., TO George W. Ism
mons, oithe came property, described ii
the tdIeGotug deed; confederation &,
7Eg 20
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THE SIUnT SESSION.
The Organization ComplstSd-SsVSrAI Brief
SpeeoheA

|
The Organization CompIstSd-sovsrAI Bris
Speeches.
Last evening the Convention Was mo-
called to order until a late hour. The dc
alterations Of tho various committees kept
the members busy at tbsir various meet.
INK places until long alter tho honr set iol
reSsSembllng, s o'clock. About half past
s Senator Camden called the meeting to
order, and shortly after, the Vice Piesi.
deuts elected In the afternoon having been
called 10 the platform. Mr.. Camden called
Hon. W. NJ. D. Dawson To the chair and
retired. Mr.. Dawson made o dignihed and
efficient chairman.
Col. B. W. Byrne, Of KanAWhA county,
was called upon and spoke briefly, and
expressed himself 40 being In hearty sym.
pEthy with the Obj ects oil tho convention.
he contrAstsd the present condition Of
things In the matter Of emigration with
the past. The tendency now among
Western settlers who emlgrAled from this
State and Virginia yeArs ago IL to return,
aud be advocated some plan by which
West Virginia may get the benefit Of the
tide that 10 returning east. Uol. ByEne
spoke At length on the BubiecI Of land
titles. He did not want the impression
TO 70 abroad from the convention that the
land titles In this State are detective, A
wrong Impression already exists regard.
Ing thia matter, and rapoIta about poor
titles have been greatly exaggerated. He
would undertake TO nay that tWo-thIrda or
three'iourths Of tho utIoe In WOot VIT-
giniA are good. The time was that there
was considerable difficulty In come oil the
counties, but now In most instances the
cases are settled. He named large mum.
Der Of counties In which not single de.
lective land title exists. He suggested
that the convention take steps for the
protection Of sSttlers In the matter Of
titles.
Blanks we're passed through tho con.
vention upon which members wrote their
names and postottice address.
Mr.. Hart made statement that meet.
Ing would be held In the rink tomorrow,
II at all. In the aiternDon Of 2:l5 an ex.
cunion would 20 10 the park, and At night
10 the Riverside Iron and Steel work. to
Gee steel making BY night
Mr.. TRAYERs' sPEEcH,
Loud calls were made for Hon. VIM, q,
TtRvers, Of Jefferson county, whose recep.
ton, when he appeared on the stage,
to innovation. Mr.. Travsrs Was
chosen by his home delegation TO speak in
behalf oil the great agricultural region Of
the State which lies east Of the mountains.
dc spoke briefly but eloqu0ntly and was
frequently interrupted ny enthusiastic ap. |
plAuse. Mr.. TraVers said that Il Was q
Gsry agreeable surprise to him TO be
,alled upon 10 address 20 notable and i'm.
poltant q gathering. The people he re-
presented had responded to thOinyitation
i the Chamber Of Commerce with great
They believed that only
God To tho State and people
ould OmenAte from such Q cony0n.
lon, and had charged the delegates /
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A SLATE SET UP
hut Accidentally DemotfEhed-O Ohio Uouu.
D's Noble band,

| -
but Accidentally DemOttEhea- OhiO Oouu
p's Noble hand.
In pursuance to 4 call made by Dr.. G
Baird, chairman Of the committee tina
reported to the mass meeting held Mon
day night, q list oiBpeClal delegates to tn
immigration Convention, q eting o
these delegates was held In tho Count,
Commissioners room at 10 o'clock yestel
day morning. II was not very largely at
tended, and q majority oil those presen
seemed 10 form q select little coteriel
There were present Dr.. Baird, John o
PendiOton. Frank P. Jepson, jane
B. fancy, ]. NJ. Ewing, P, +
Terrell, George Woods and L. 8, Jordan
and then there were Messrg. George Hook
GlSAsG Nasss fchG NSiaInlsg. N~s-IS
Horkheluer, O, s, Terrell, A, 4. FERnx.
helm, Henry SchmulbACh and Z. NJ. At,
kinson. Mr.. Frank Cruise was made
chairman OF tho meeting and Mr.. PlAtoh
Zane secretary,
Dr.. Baird said that the idea Of the meet.
ing was 10 select q chairman 10 be spokes.
man In the Convention, but such q chair.
man would not preclude othefB from
speaking. Il was also desirAbl8 10 select
representatives from the First Senatorial
dlitrIct delegations to be reported for com.
mittees.
j. N. Ewing nominated DR.. Baird a.
chairman. The nominee said that he
would not be able to attend the conVen.
ton and declined.
Pr, Ferrell nominated F. P. Jepson,
and he also declined.
Then Dr.. Baird nominated J. B. fancy,
who said he would probably be called
out Of the convention repeatedly, and
would therefore not make q good chair.
man.
Nj. Ferrell nominated John 0. Pendle.
lon, who readily accepted.
Then DR.. Baird said that ~ he under.
TODD Il the Chamber oil Commerce COM
nltteo had decided on programme that
,Alled for four committees and that each
committee was To consist Of seven mem
ZEN, He thought this Bev0n'msmber
O bad plan, and suggested that
he delegation make an EFFORT 10 break
he programme and have each committee
increased 10 thirteen, one from each Sen
toFiAl district. It was decided TO make
ueh an effort, and the delegation Waa In.
!ructSd 10 make an effort 70 got Hancock
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Ia Natures own true laxative. It 10 the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clenss the system when
bilious or costive; 10 dispel headaches,
colds, and lsyerp; to cure habitual con.
stIpation, Indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Gal. Sold by
Logan 4 Co., Anton p. Hess. r. B. Burt
and O. Menkemeller. At BsllAire by N.
n, Mercer,