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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-05-22
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REMEMBER |!

The cornerstone OF the
new public school building
i to be laid on Wednesday
tbe aSth inst, with appro'
oriate exercises. The occa,
sion should be honored as its
interest and Importance de,
serve. We hope to see our
people turn out en- masse on
the occasion. Come one,
come all.
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Bridget-Please, mum, I'd like twenty
foive cents to take to church, mum.
Mra De Fashion - Certainly. But
let me see-the smallest l have Is fifty
cents. Can you get changer
"Yis, num-"
"Well, bring me back two tens and
five. I'm going to church myself this
evening. York Weekly.
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MeEIr.e,. WINE OF cAapu! for female diseases
A New Post Office.

A contract was closed on Saturday last
for new postofice in San Marcos, to cos'
nearly 500 when complete. J. A. Thomas,
agent for Thomas Kane & Co., Of Chicago,
was the contractor. This was a special
design drawn by Mr.. t. and will be
thing of beauty. The Office is large and
we'll regulated, LOCKING to the growth Of
San Marcos. Mr.. J. N. Cape deserves the
thanks of oil good citizens Of San Marcos.
In advanced age the declining powers
are wonderfully refreshed by Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t really does make the weak
strong"
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Geo. w. Knight, matchmaker and jewel.
or. Southwest corner plaza, San Marcos,
Texas. mar-20.tf.
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We made another peculiarly pleasant
visit TO San Antonio the first Of the week.
II was to the same locality not long since
indicated in our columns, where domestic
happiness, the only bliss which has sur
vived the fall" prevails, where the golden
rule" governs the neighborhood, and where
young lovers have their trysting places amid
the mingled beauties and melodies Of nature
and of art. Who would have expected to
find such cluster Of beatitudes in wicked
San Antonio"
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We Have For Sale

Two desirable places, cligibly situate q,
in this town. Prices and terms reasonable.
Inquire at FREE PRESS Office.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-05-22

A bill pending in the Pennsylvania
legislature provides for a uniform road
tax of seven and half mills, to be raised
In each county by board Of road com
missioners, and expended under their d.
rection by county engineer, provided
that not less than 40 per cent. Of the road
tax shall be expended In matchmaking
or other permanent improvement. The
act further provides that tho county en-
gineer shall be appointed by the court Of
common pleas, that the roads shall DO
classified into highways, roads and lanes,
that the county shall be subdivided into
districts, each in charge Of o supervisor,
and that he shall make plans and'specifl-
cations for all work upon roads, and re-
port at stated periods concerning the
game. The only defect in the proposed
plan Is its failure to provide some CEN
trail supervision for the entire state, 80
that the.roads should be constructed and
maintained on uniform system In the
different counties.
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San Marcos Mill, Ice and Gin Co.

l am in charge
OF the above es-
adjustment and
will give atten-
hon TO all its de-
partments in the
proper seasons.
Meal will b g
QrOnnd fro~Kon
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You Can Save Money

By purchasing pianos and organs through
mo instead of at San Antonio or Austin:
speak by the book. Don't fail to Call
and soc me before purchasing.
s. P. CHAsTAIN.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-05-22

The FREE PRESS office has now unques-
tionably the best printer Sin these parts y
Try him and be convinced,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-05-22

Wanted, any quantity of good shelled
corn, for which as or so cents will be paid
delivered at San Marcos Mills, at the head
Of the river.
SAN MARCOS MILL, Ice L GIN 90.
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COrOnci Notes.

Cor0nsi Notes.
How the weeks slip by. Commencement!
is almost here and we don't feel half ready
for II.
Final examinations are all the style now.
Rather disagreeable style to any notion.
Friday night a week ago We had our
monthly reception which was better attend
ed than any before. We hope II won't be
our last.
Miss Mae Thomas has been sick. All
her pupils missed her and especially the
prize speakers.
Miss Cara Franklin is also quite unwell.
She had the chorus practiclng in the church
Saturday night for Comm encement Sunday
Quite o number Of the pupils enjoyed q
pleasant evening last Friday OF Mrs. DR.,
Atkinson's hospitable residence. The even
Ing passed pleasantly with dominoes and
lively conversation.
The Chautauqua has fairly woke up with
the noise lately for besides the wor kmen'
! the prize speakers have been practicing up
there and sweet songs by fair damsels bid
fair to rival the birds.
nIhave left out the most important BIT
of gossip know it will be sure to come
under your notice in Echoes from Coronal
Prof. had picture of the new college or
an envelope showing II to some of the girls
I did not see it but those that did said il
was just beautiful.
Two of our girls have to be absent from
both reception and picnic on account of
breaking the rules of the school, They
have our heart felt sympathy.
| A PUPIL.
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Mowers and Rakes.

represent the Mccormick and Buekeys
Mowers and Rakes which sell on liberal
terms. VIM. GIEsEN.
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McEIree's Wine of CarduI

and THEDFORD'S BLACK. DRAUGHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
Hays county:
j. A. Besll. San Marcos.
Reynolds & Doniel. San Marcos.
@. 7, Bass, San Marcos.
]. N. Whisenant, Kyle.
s. M. Bergman, new home.
s. D. Gilpin, Dripping Springs.
J. w. Grow, Millseat.
Finnie & Edwards have new advertise
ment this week. We can commend Il Q
house.
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Up. Kone & Co. are still running
the meat market next to Hutchins
store, where the best meats may
always be found. Give them call.
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LOCAL BREvlTIES.

The Library Association meeting Is post,
poned till Tuesday. the 27th inst.
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Death OF an Old i.lsphan.

Tho quarters Of the great Forcpaugh
show at Lehigh avenue and Edgmont
street arc In mourning over the death Of
ono Of tho famous herd Of trained ele-
plants that have 90 often delighted tho
crowds at the show performances. Tippe-
canoe, who viii DO remembered NJ ono Of
tho most Intelligent Of the paohyderms
composing tho herd, dropped dead at tho
advanced ago Of ia years.
Tho ncws was autographed 10 James Il
Cooper. the present owner Of tho show,
who presented tho remains Of tho brute TO
tho Medico- Chirurgical hospital through
Or. ID. p. Keyscr. As Mr.. Cooper was
anxious 10 know tho cause Of tho mystic
rious death Of Tippecanoe. Professor r
Laplaoc, accompanied by several medical
students. visited tho winter quarters Of
tho show and made postmortem ex-
animation Of tho body. A surprising
discovery WINS the result
Upon Attempting 10 open the AZ bmi-
nal cavity o slight incision was followed
by the sudden bursting Of tho thick hide.
causing tho doctor to start book In AZ
fright With much 6fIiculty the heart
was taken out and was found 10 behighly
infiamed
II was Of such an immense sixe that II
could not DO forced into an ordinary
washtub, such as L. generally used by
housewives There was much specuia-
ton among the students as to the weight
Of this organ. When II was placed In
one Of the hay scales II tipped the beam
at exactly 100 pounds.
The examination showed that the other
organs of the animal were In perfectly
normal state, but the Inflammation OF
heart, together with the evidence OF
pronounced pericarditis, and . great
amount Of efusion, showed plainly that
the cause Of death was dropsy Of tho
heart. The skeleton Of Tppecanoe win
be articulated. and tho hide stuffed and
presented to the college.--Philadelphia
Timea
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1t will be most lame and impotent con.
clusion, II amid the various exercises on
the 2Sth, there should DO no orator to com.
memorate the laying Of the corner stone
Of the new public school building-the
point OF interest of the entire affair. Such
state Of things should not be permitted.
Thare should be good speaker on educa-
tional topics. There is still time TO secure
one. Let II be done forthwith.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-05-22

There Ia great demand for more dwell
ing houses. Some Of our men Of mean,
should build them.
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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Duo
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FyG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. GAL
LOUISVILLE, XIV. NEW YORK. NV
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Our Fayorite Barber Shop.
For Sale.

North side square, next door to Chas
Hutohings. j. q. Godfrey, Prop.
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The Rail- ODened at Last,

Tic BAH Upen6U NJ IaSl.
The announcements Of Frank M. john
son for county treasurer, and of Thomas ].
Peel for district clerk, will be found in
their appropriate place. Both, we believe,
have been good and faithful public servants
DR.. j. II. Combs, Dentist N. Side Plaza
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A gentleman from Jonesboro was at
the Capitol and told Mr.. Briscoe, Of the
railroad commission, queer story. he
Chains that In Jonesboro baby was born
last week which has four legs and feet.
four arms with hands and q pair OF
wings on its shoulders. The gentleman
vouched for the truth Of the story, and
said that 1t is still alive, and when he
saw 1t was yelling as Justify as any or.
binary two legged, two armed and wing
less infant.-Atlanta Constitution.
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Try sLAcx;DaAuoHT tie. for DyspepdA

The special edition of the Star indicator,
which has been announced for over q
month past, we learn will be issued this
week from Harper's hall.
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q. TT. Bass,
Druggist.

Had to Stop Fishing. -Snaggs-
fishing any this season." Jaggs-"No; the
doctor said that must stop drinking or 1t
vould kill me. "-Lawrence American.
ALWAYS Had Fish.-"Your husband seems
very fond of angling" "He is." "Does ne
bring home all the fish he catchesF" YES
and more too. "-Washington Post.
Life's Utter Emptiness. -"Dont you get
tired of this do-nothing life?" "Yaas, very;
but tarde is vulgar and suicide is criminal.
What can I do?"-Harper's Bazaar.
Every man should have good opinion
of himself. He may find it hard to per-
suade other people to perform this arduous
duty for him.-Somerville Journal.
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Musical Merchandise, Accordeons, Gui.
hrs, Banjos, Guitar Banjos, &c, New io'
soon to arrive. GEO. W. hNiehf'
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can be undersold, but you will find. If
you are careful cash buyer, that the job is
open and likely to be very Improbable 10
anyone trying it. GEO, W: KNIGHT.
Near s. W. corner Plaza, San Marcos.
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Corn Wanted.

For next 80 days, Cabinet Photos % per
doz. OF Cozby's gallery.
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--o-
A Pleasing Sense

or health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use of Syrup
of Figs, as it acts in harmony with nature
to effectualy cleanse the system when
costive or bilious. For sale in SOC or 5 90
bottles by all leadicg druggists.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-05-22

A three gallon milk COW, by 8. F. McAl-
lister
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Daley & Bro. are not apt to be behind
in advertising and favor US with new issue
in that line,
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We learn it is conceded now that the cost
of the street Improvements will be fully
d ,uble the estimate of the judiciary CON-
mittee of the council, just as the FREE
PRESS commended at the time.
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See new advertisement of our live young
friends, Andrews g. King.
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Cut on Prices.

Fresh sugar and Bacon at reduced prices
j, Ii. GARY.
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M:ELaIEs WINE OF cAnpv! for Weak Nerve.

The present favorable weather Is bring.
Ing forward the corn and cotton crops
with wonderful rapidity; some recen.
showers have helped much,
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The members of San Marcos Lodge No.
% A. F, & A. NJ, will meet at the lodge
nom Saturday night May "a for the trans
.stiop of special Business. All visitors are
rsspeotfully invited. BY order of the W. M.
B. w. SMITH, Sec.
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DR.. j. W. Combs, Dentist, ". Side P.a.u
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sas corn, thus insuring the best article.
r. PETIT.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS Csc q loo
ct this Office.
Printing {! Printing !!

Verona, Mo-, Roller Mill flour, q superior
article, for sale by ScHLEY d ALLEN
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Carpenters and other mechanics are Il
great demand here just now.
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Press Association.

NJ aLhck.pRhUeHI Zee cures ColstipatiO
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eve Told You sO.N

ks- WINE OF cARDUl, Tonic for Women.
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Constitution of the National Alliance and Indus
trial Union
DECLARATION OF PURPOSES.


the general condition
unity of the the aborng
principles encourage
agricultural mechanical
eaing them the road and providing
commodities and the borng
amount good hold the
dangerous the best country tending enslv
chased the fathers of American liberty We therefore adopt the follow
ing declaration of principles
of the
q morep of said classes.
equal rights all special
In things essential, unity
charity"
develop mentally morally, socially
ciay
mankind and brothcrly love among ourselves.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-11-14

Thanksgiving.
Do you know it is less than two
weeks to Thanksgiving? If you have
forgotten it, your wife and children
have not. "She" has already made
up mental programme for the din
ner that day, and interviewed fire.
quently the butcher, baker and
grocer, while the "kids" have nightly
dreams of pie and pudding in noun
tains. This is on the supposition
that your Thanksgiving will be
spent at home. But II you have an
old father and mother somewhere,
why not visit them then? Your wife
would like to go to the home of her
girlhood and sit with father and
mother, brothers and sisters, in the
evening freight from the old hearth
stone. Why don't you drop business
for a few days and take her to a fam
lily re- union? Do so, and remember
that wherever you may wish to go,
''The Burlington either by it's own
line or it's con ections, reaches any
city, town or village you can name.
1t is the fast line, the best line, the
comfortable line, the vestibuled line,
the DINING car line, the direct line.
For any information, apply to near
est railroad agent, or write to w. j.
c. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, e.. B.
& N. G. R., St. Paul, MINI.
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report promptly or
SEC The annual election officers Supreme Council shall
president appoint delegates
Of the Supreme Council chaplain assistant
ss ny
nothing in addition to mileage and per diem delegates
ss 0 the f
Sss to ea any
5gss sns % the business
violation the the OF s GIe n 0 oss s %
ses s to ns guilt TO
s enforce order
as his judgment good Of
od 5 mees ae state se tae
He shall state the call specifically what meeting
Sec 10 The the president,
SEC H. The order
M i gsS
Industrial pay the
se n
ssSei
al e
P?sss by St.
Alliance with blank book
Se msf a to % s sd
list s on q Pn % %
y On The
sq T. It. }5 ss5s visit
perform % %ay dssg
rs ssee by ss an
q shall ssa % I'd
tiers the order the city OF Washington and be chairman
theduty board to require and pass
upon the bonds OF and audit all bills
executive work " senVF-
n OF the entire order and shall make such to President
SEC is Each State body this jurisdiction
eRo y tne s DAY OF State crop stsan who shall
as nay be a reqTred by secretary the board
years shall be for Year.
one for and for three and there after shall
Sec 20 That the question eligibility subject
cs s al pc @ aba
em dSe % ss that
Immediately by President in open
Lodge and @ be s fix the
diem members subject to the restriction the
office and 5000 for With
"a The salary the Secretary shall be 80 600 expenses
2 The salary OF the Lecturer shall be $4,000 travelling
The salary executive board shall be
80 The salary the $500 ach and actual
allowed print distribute the rue d the any
eR the executive board shall them be-
80 All char State in morgan
and those for bodies under State
duty secure from each Of
retaries ndeavor uniform quarterly reports
.n 49, that shall be this
existing order S" De COINED
Do you know is than two Nothing On Earth Will
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suppress personal sectional and national puces
unhea rivalry

sectional and national pod
It's are to
a to ess
charity toward Offenders words and deeds their most
% n
good will to man,
NAME AND POWERS
m s1ss and 1 aen shall be know" as the National Farm
from States
and such further powers are herein expressed
ARTICLE H.
branches Legislative judicial department
as the Supreme Council order
and Eh snd I'd s
ARTICLE ILL.,
Tuesday Year. place
determined bymaorty vote of the body
ARTICLE w.
It shall the "ty Council to make
5 % officers the
s on @ Ges
sas the d s9 e.
af s h a rom s s
delegate IN" majority ey
have the av so on
o2ne % ~o a ,n % at ea
and qualified president viceredent lecturer secretary and
The president shall be presiding officer of the Supreme Council
duties mhod the Officers limit tbe term
' A~ '''' WV ARTICLE v
The president shall the chief officer
gatons
Sec The shall have the authority interpret
the sss f sY I %
en % @ aT Sa oa f the
refuse to in ruling then and in that such ruling shall
shall decide the matter
special responsible same
all OF which shall be matters OF record.
ARTICLE VI.
The udiear shall be Of three
Sec &c 9 be @ S or uda OF I Judiciary De-
Sec shall eligible office judgein the Judiciary
2sss
SD The | a5g act 5 eun linz
members Council appeals from the
decisions findings the shall
to the
s Re
Council shall provide rules and aF 3sg1af02 WIS.,
The Supreme Council shall fix such salaries for officers
tures the with strict
per capita five shall be paid for each male
each State organization before the
each the mileage
each
three dollars such
spent in actual attendance at the session
ARTICLE VIII.
admitted member this
person. There separate Coored Alliance with it's
Organization who believer the ex
Being and has resided in the State than
esp aa E Ss c
third, editor of strictly agricultural
shall
eligibility applicants membershpn color with
limits of
shall be delegates to the Supreme Council
shall the Supreme Council uniform
eligibility the State constitutions also enact laws de-
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THE LAND LOAN BILL.
If the Farmers are True to Themselves the Stan
ford Measure will become Law, with
No Execution Clause

The Midland Journal, Rising Sun, Md:
sve and all hngs It. shs Tapa6 %
t be ALLOWED se @
class which
e. psse sss S 80 1885,
sury the dpoer Of labor from
ias YIN strike es iRrn its
%d sss ps2 s S but tns
istrts aos s
indorssd BY the
sn d' limited H
placed
ss sosnr1 sss s ess sGRs
sssi
States Obligations good The question the
c tS % he
81 s4n psr cent a s
sf BILL ssa the
people productive INDUSTRY rate
asns M n an
at @ e
for % sv ne al ss Pill a % the
an %
by
S s SH
rn s contrary
the county Try base their assumption
money transact the business country
tons it. There
es pet ss
condition Rs which it at Sc tex
less than on, third that quantity
will true to and the our
and the of gold and silver stacked in the
nd for every dollar gold
in tender notes are n n i n s TO- tic
Mortgages in the hands per
the sharks but into the
States to applied to the Of the thus Lighter
sn n 0 0d s & @ sad London n @
with three OF r four times as much more
the With q % @ @ by
would G the 4 supply per
Vsr at the s. in bills to 81 there could no
% %d Ss asaso c the
would 60
would directly back the
year per cent
%' 5sti %ne
Ssss sn @
where would be compelled share the incident
suefs the life Of starss
tenders on the low
rate would the sv ruin WHERE
his seek other and more active business for his capital Our
banks %en that sdom could
been money gamblers
WELD nearly half the of
from the who robbd them
duy sucking products till stalks and to break up
b ts the o ne
the
Constitution of the National Alliance and Indus
-
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Shsridan's Condition Powder!

MnWTkMI Persons desiring authoritative
MUM HNks information concerning the agri-
culture, mines or manufactures
nous trial and labor statistics can receive, post
aSe Free, pamphlets. maps, et:., or answer to
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. HELENA MONT.
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country preacher country teacher country DOCTOR
and Territory shall have the right
eligibility applicants membership reference color with
further That but white
be delegates to the Supreme Council.
OF the Supreme Council to enact uniform
constitutions also laws
the eligibility OF mixed unusual occupations
subject all the limitations OF this article
ARTICLE TX.
State be chartered by the president
organizations provided that
chartered when
third OF it's territory is organized
duty the president charter
section this article they
adopted constitutions
acknowledge the
tonal Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union.
ARTICLE x
POWERS.
rights powers herein expressly delegated
served the State organizations severally.
ARTICLE XII.
altered amended
written setting forth the changes additions
made which at
and adopted by two thirds majority
The statutory and after discussion and amend
ment, adopted follows
STATUTORY
Supreme Council follows Two delegates from each State
additional twenty thousand active members
majority fraction thereof
Sec Delegates supreme Council will not be entitled seats