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, 1891-11-07
Free DELIVERY for Laramie.

A favorable report has been made upon
the question of establishing the free de-
livery postal system at Laramie. In
spector Nichols has located twenty-five
boxes and the carriers will doubtless be
appointcd soon.
, 1891-11-07

Genuine Seal Plush, u
4S-inCh Coat for @14.s5.
Former price, $S5.
lit E. Walker r. Sons.
, 1891-11-07
REAL ESTATE.

Deeds for these transfers have been
filed for record at the Office OF the county
raoordor.
, 1891-11-07

E. Estelle Chandler and Charles
NJ. Chandler to Emma Draper.
lot 6, block 30l....................$ LOO
, 1891-11-07

500 baskets choice New York Coucords
to arrive for Theo. 7. Woollens & Co.
this morning.
, 1891-11-07

The choicest OF Apples, guaranteed l65
pounds to the barrel, at Theo. L. Wool
lens & Co.'S.
, 1891-11-07

Bulk Oysters of the finest quality on
sale at Iheo. T. Woollens Il Co.'s.
, 1891-11-07

Fancy Calendars for the holiday season.
Call and see samples at The Leader office.
, 1891-11-07

Sweet Cider. Cranberries, California
Grapes, Lemons, Florida Oranges and all
kinds of choice fruit at Theo. T. oollens
4 Co.'S.
, 1891-11-07

All common school branches will be
thoroughly taught at the evening school
of the Business College.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19
Tho Cc0!a Platform.

I! Ne '!"'n,fl; til" abolition of national
han;>S; y" d"In:;a f:"t the government shall
establish STD! ,:''::!ins or Repositories in the
several state. V :ii!i S'ia lean TIGncy direct
20 the nrot'! at lnN rate of interest. not TO ex
coed !"G cent. pen Hnnln on nol,-pcSishahic
ta:i1 products a!fi also upon real estate with
proper ii:Eiutiu.. upon the quantity of land
I ;.Ht the amount Of money; demand TINT
. The aiao!:nl ui circulating medium he speed
lily increased t" not les than so per capita.
-, We hctiia. that con .crt.SS shall pass such
Laws as shall rHccii;;ii.y prevent the dealings
in futures on All ..-ii",tit,f: and mechanical
productions. preserving a stringent system Of
procedure in trials Si:ch rs shall secure the
/ oruil.'i conviction and imposition of such
ponitit,'> shall srrurc the most perfect
compliance with the law.
, ). We condemn :'ir silver law recently pass
. cd t. congress. AMI demand III lieu thereof
! the Tree and unlimited coinage of silver.
!. We tivuur;l he ia>-:,ue OF laws prohit-
! i-.r alien Ownership of land. and thai con.
~; - t.i;t' prompt htfi;'u 10 devise some plan
I t. Ghiain al aii;i now uWIcd by aliens and
foreign >yin:i"Ht.>. AN. that all land now hri,
! - r:iiroa'i :t'l! "il.'r corporations in excess
vi >t:,n ,.> i actually ,l-G! by them toe rccls.i
/ 1" T.. the {oTrTils:irnt ana held Tor actual set
= Believing il the doctrine O: equal right.
, - all nui special privileges to none, we de
innni i..i oar !sstinui l.'::iSlafinn shall tie
framed III Il. iu,ura rs not to build up one
iiI6n~tr; al III; "srrrs" Of another. We fur
! tnpr demand - removal @, the existing heavy
t!rih itN from the nr'-' s-':rics OF lii" hat the
poo: OF our land must have. We further dc.
E:,.ni II it:A: and equitable system OF era,:ia
t"ti t:.X rI Incomes.
We boil, y" .i.4t the money of the coun:r,
>uHtft tr Kept rs fuIctl as por>ihl" In til,
hh:ld+ q: the people. and hence we dc:nnnt
tlnt MI national AN! stat" revenues shall ht
limited ~ ~" necessary rNirn1c- OF the GOV
;':t.:nes:t economically ard honestly admins
J tered.
8. We demand tie mort ririi. honest an.
j,l-- state and uAt:of:i govern .ntninI contro
;,!l.: supervision OF III" i:lt.iu.iS of public com
h!.!ii>t.t!t::l an:t tfatS nUrtEtiuu ard OF thi
centre. G;,,; S!I!,ct;I ion 10 not remove, tn.
iiiAfifc i!uW existing We t,'iiiaitt the govern
i!ttH rNI.rr.;'i;, ~ sch means OF cOmmu.ii
.'.iti -: :.,ls! rms }t:r: i,ii;'il.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19
Compromise Bond Meeting.

The meeting WAS called to order
by judge F;;nswortll, and on motion
WIN. Thomson was selected rs chair
man and q. \. Barnes secretary.
Ga motion, the chairman appoint
ed W. +. Adams, joel Ewing AMI
o. +. McNamer as the committee On
credentials.
Ga motion. the delegates from each
township were asked t, get together
and choose Il member of the com
mittce of ten to take Charge cf :hr
Bond matter. The following were
sclccte,l: Miller township Me
Williams: Union Richard Norton;
Vest Bartlett -tn1yrson: Jefferson
e ivarl Butler; Nj. p!t;>aan;-W.
=. Browning: Tub:n--A. :. Myers;
Sand Hill. 7. Moore: Johnson -
Joseph Miller; Thompson J. Nil
! Ter: !Iarrisnn-\rr!l Davis.
On motion, the chairman appoint
ei Il committee Of three on resol;I-
TONS Edward Butler, JOHN =. Han
! on and J H. Du!nali.
| On motion. the committee Of ten
! W:,s. made II. ";tv:sary one with tie
/ equity court
Ga motion each one Of the csm
!ni';ee of tn appointed alternate
from al opposite political party.
Ga mott n. u committee OF enc Was
appointed ~ tha chairman - wait
On Mr.. Moore. the prosecuting ;''tnr-
nry ani invite hi:n 10 the meeting.
Tie committee on resolutions re,
ported anl the sa,a2 were adopted
with slight changes.
We, the representatives II the .l;f
c:ant svIloo! districts Of Scotland
county here assembled. lol.! that il
view of Tie fact that The supreme
court OF the state Of Missouri. deciar
ed The railroad 'on,'s rt Scotland
county. No. issued without authority
of law AMI the bonds ordered !iac
for cancellation. ami rs 80 Hpp~A
has been taken fr>n that decision
therefore lie il
REso:. WE'D. Tat We o.yn n So-ci'i-
eel railroad indebtedness, AND conse
iqnen:i.y are opposed II an; coinp:o
| mis-, ,.t..r.a,i
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

other States, letters requesting me to
give my reasons for not signing the
report | have uniformly refused to
make any reply to those questions or
to give any reason to the public for
| my action. because many of the lead
ing members of our order, in the
United states thought that the best
interests Of our order would lie pro
NOTED Icy my keeping quiet about
the facts Of that investigation. know
full well that my remaining silent
tended ~ place ne in an unfair posi-
! ton before the order. both in my owi,
:iii other States, because all Of the
investigating committee except my
self. signed the report generating
pr " iriin,'. and as did not Siwa it
the presumption would naturally ar
i@c that had either been ac:,latau by
malice nr dishonest motives in moi
joining III report signed ny all the
rest 81 Ii" committee. | WAS willing
| however, for the sake Of pace in the
os,lrr TO rest Hnder that cloud. Bat
DR. Nacune. 10y publishing the above
reference tD that contest II Otala, and
especially that part Of it il which h
says shat ought to wait until shall
have died away the echoes OF the
misses he received III the national
meeting Of his own organiz ition:
ar,. also by Inserting III an editorial
in the National! /, ,unnm:st Of January
). 1891, pig" .,,32,. in the telling Ian
! -ua-2: 'i:u( iAc;!:inl |o.!rS above Sian
der Is naturally as the eagle skim
;llc lnnIntian heights. and vuiga!
abuse Of him emily rcco!i5 upon thoss
who tef:sine him This was p!ainl,
AMI Enthusiastically evident during iii,
convention. when t!ie man who l2,
The small opp ,sition t. him was Uni
ycrsal:y aud isgTacciuliy Kissed from
The foo: OF the House; | say whcl
he states that, he has placed ne il
such position that c.,nn 1t rem Tin
longer silent could insert a nam
der u other articles from the sam;
paper III wAicil he attacks me i'll tll'
same manncr, aad all Of this abuse i
hc"pa,l upon nia FOX doing what felt
my duty. And when the bruth2rhoo,
throughout the United States knoN
/ II: Of tie facts, us aln now deter
mined they shall. believe lilry vii
not Only say that had sufficient fac!
to justify my action, but that Di
Macunc did not act as one should have
acted. holding the important position
feel myself placed in an attitude tina
longer siIence on my part would b.
Il violation of the duties owe t
myself, my family and my broihc
members Of Tie order. | will there
fore in ny next letter present to til
Irut!lo. hood my reasons for acting Il
. lid 1t q ala rs ain not ,.onnHcte
with any newspaper, and have d
p2cuniary interest III any. hope al
. papor> III the States where the Ali
;;arc exist will reproduce these letter
IS an act OF jnstI3 to l1e, especial
in view of The fact that D.. NacnA
. ! the e,tjtor OF our nat!unr! oil :;
organ. Il paper of the order that Ia
an extensive circuiatio' in the hru;nci
. hood. Yours fr,Erna!ly.
r L. :. HALL.
President OF the I. and l.. [. .
Missouri
.i"l a member of Tie Nations
Legislative Committee CT Three c
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

Senator John G. Carlisle is of Tie
ci,inon that lie silver issue will h>
the principal issuc Of The next pr2>i-
dental cnmpAign. In an Interview
he said:
Il would not be surprising if a
cci.;li. element in the democratic anI
republican parties in portions Of the
north. west ami south should STAN
together il support of the same can
Giti:ste on that issue. take it that
the states Of Vii gina, Alabama, OHIO,
Indiana, Illinois, California an the
hulk of the states Of the west which
have the electoral votes are opposed
to free silver, If we nominate free
silver candidate and if the alliance
men nominate q candidate along with
the republicans, the probabilities are
there will h. no election by the people,
The house wou!i have to elect i'll
that case, and the democrats would
win
The next political campaign will
undoubtedly b. full OF surprises on
account Of the activity Of lie Farmers
Alliance. This body will show more
strength in the next congress than l.
anticipated hy the returns, for, while
the farmers claim eight ID MIXERS, It
is well enough 10 conceed them tht
votes CT ut least twenty whose cleo
ton was due in prt, if II ut wholly, t.
promises made to Che alliance y
Il political power believe the a!iaHcs
will make Itself felt i'll the mex
camnaiyH
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19
Was 1t a 6Iunie;?

There is 4 pre:y we'll settled opinion
i'll n'ji'i.!ea, Missouri that the cap,ors
Of H>.n Porter. the escaped prisoner
and condemned to death, We're not
treated fairly by the Quincy people,
Iiia printed circulars. sent ont from
there, o.i1rl Il reward of twcnjy-seEen
hundred dollars for porters capture.
dead on alive, the four men only rccciv-
ed three hundred and fifty cellars
Add Lung Ion, ii the Quincy Saturday
Review, remarks. but that the WAY
Of doing business in tnis city" Since
PUrters death and the publication
If his story ia the QAincy Herald
written while in jiif uu,.cr sentence
# death. anil in which he accounted
for every Minute Of his time from
jane - until his ;sigva! at the place
where he wae arrested. 4 good MANY
people have I'm idea that Porter NAV
have been w:o33f;1!ly convicted. nd
that the real murderer may he ~t;iI
at large. Porter did not conduct him
self Ii; Il looIn"i assassin in Missouri
when hunted t. hay hy HI, para:iars.
Had he been q murderer hi soul
was lost, aud there WAS nothing t.
be gained By sparing the lives of rs
:lany Of the posse rs he could XII:
before he received II bullet him ,.:i
to he captured meant death, Yet b
made I'D attempt at battle. He SIMPLY
took his own life rather tEi,;n 70 te
The scatinid. Is there l9t reason foi
! speculation whether Il wrong Ii.
not been done?
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

Program of the night session of
the +. & l.. L.. Of Scotland county,
on April Bird, 1891.
Prayer, Rev. TanIuary.
Address CT welcome. Pres. Miller.
Response. Prof. Morgan.
What of the third party led by i. +.
Talbot, followed ly Ell. Butte.
and others
Paper, Are our Statesmen on the dc
cline, by ". L. Moore.
| Closing remarks.
Closing SONG. i'y Memphis Public
Schools.
.iHjo"Tiivl
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19
RICHARD tjoRToN, See

Make up Your minds, gentlemen,
which doyoa prefer, Success or pria:i-
pie? will yon vote in 1892 TO save
yonrself2 will you remember your
wife and children, or Will Won forget
every thing except the party whoop
and hurrali? Make UP YOUR minds
now, while You are i'll Your sober
senses. industrial Review.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

The holland shortage will not down.
hollands bondsmcn will begin pro
ceedlngs at once in The courts
against Gov. Francis and Audto.
Eeibert, claiming that they have been
fecccd by the state officials.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

The Citizens alliance has orEan;
zc1 6 state lnsl-r = Michigan. The
Oeala platform VII a'lopted with tic
the addition of Il plank in favor Of s
hours for days work. y thorough
organization is being perfected al
over the state and much good vii! re
suit from the movement.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

y ncw farmers; paper has been cs-
tahiislied at MARSHALL TIKI, state. cali
cd the Alisncc Wa:chman. 1t is 3
clean able newspaper ani will III.
siouhtcdiy to ElucIi good in assisting.
in the great battle now being fought
For the peoples rights.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

The house Of the Missouri legi>la-
thrc passed r. Substitute Of Tie 49,: 3; !
freight bill on Saturday Tie amend
ed bill provides for reduction OF -
per cent. on grain, cattle. farm ma
shinery and building material. There
was IL break among the men WHO have
voted all along tU rctard railroad leg
i:,lation when it came TO putting them
selves on the record.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

The people OF sc;ioo. district No. s,
nict and organized hy cinc,nr h'iry
Gale as chairman, Richard Norton
secretary. The following resolutions;
were passed:
RESOLVED That we AZ, opposed 70
the county court or;lcrin. N election
fer the purpose Of compromising She
50 called railroad debt, Or ANY pat
thereof.
RESOLVED That VIC are opposed TO
the appointment OF Il COMMITTEES by
the county meeting t. bc held in
Memphis, Mo, March lG,h, 1891. 70:
the purpose of confcri.Is vii. the
hondholt.ers OF their attorney :. look
ing to the matter of compromising.
the 50 caEic,, COUNTY Railroad :n.le;,;-
clncss.
RESOLVED That cHTtle!e2atc IT, IN
.-trtl@t'd 10 Use his best c..,ipHyors to
carry out 5ai:! Resolutions.
Ga motion Richard, Morton was
elected to represent school district,
No. s, in the meeting 10 be held in
Memphis Mo, March 10Th. 1891.
iili.EI GALE. Chairman.
HIcHARp I0RToy. Spc'v.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

The Kansas legislature adjourned
without making an, provision for 4
display from that state at the Work.. :
Fair but movement is Oh foot t.
raise $50, 600 by private subscription.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ST II: o. NILSSON RI,
tti-NTY "F SCOTLAND.
~ III" Circuit Court o. scotland county. All
.:,i~t term. 1891
Dr,i..r II Publication i,y the Clerk in vaca-
;icu-
Et:S !. Boss. pi;.inii'i, !
a..att.~t civil action
w. 81 i I-nsyi,, Defendants, 's' ''"e''"
New AT This d,.y comes Ben +. Boise. the
P!alilti. il the i1:ttNt entitled cause before.
the undersigned clerk q tie Circuit Court OF
s.tttsnI county i'll vacation ami ft"S his I'tti
ton and affidavit. Stating among other things
that the :i;VC ~ I: Hiui!i. Ed IL. IiltIWick. one
~ the above, ilat;i defendants i resi-
f':3t Bi t!IiS state. 1t il therefore ordered by
the tl'Tn aforesaid. in vacation. that Ihi,lic;L
!!O5i b. mace. notifying him, the Sait Ed. II.
iuG,E. lex. act ,.ctinn has been commenced
. a::Hin>t him ANA defendant. James Iudwick,
L.; petition against both defendants, and by
uttiCh!.tit against him, the said Ed. IL. I,Id-
wick. il tie Circuit tonr, of Scotland county
III tao stat" Of Missouri. founded on note cX-
ociltti ~ hi'!i :iii1 defendant James Llldwick
t"Y TIE SuIn Of one hundred ard thrfy-tWO
do;inrs ana five cents. now due. that his prop
Crty OF tfc said f.d. Fl. i.idwick is about to he
attached aRd has ti+ day t"-cn attached. and
that Unless he hr and apprer at the next term
| OF >ti cont. 30 Un hDi'it II at tho Court House
in Nrn,Hni-. wit!i:i III" county of Scotland.
uu~!.r 81 day u August. irol. and on or before
the third t,E tarrcui. ii the term shall 81
!osr continue. ..!t;: il not teen. before the end
81 tn terra. ;.'r;:1 vii! lac rendered against
aim. n..,! NJ ,' pity Sold 70 satisfy TIL" same
! i: il t.trti'gr ,itt'I,i tn;;i II copy hereof h;
"r ;,I:iiS;rL in S:.'t. rt,fn!; of Scotland ion
i.:tI W:',-i.S ,;3cj SSiiJ, !Ic last insertion &c
! III al i:s,'-; tS,,4i ak !'rtor. the commence
! HIr'ii O. TIE n.'v: term - St;i,! cour1.
! Attest: g. G. NnTy. Circuit Clerk
| Flied t-.ir;,Hry y. l>"i.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

The Bevier Appeal nomir;;tes L"s
Mcrriwcathcr for governor Of III.
state. The late Labor comtnis7i>'l:":
would make an excellent candidate
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19
cam l;iiS,


Mexico has Il machine which makes
1900 brick Il day. Within an hour
from the time the clay leaves the pit
it is graU.ld, moulded ana in the kila.
Within q Short time Mexico expects
to b: turning out million brick
per month.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

\ movement is on foot iii tlIi~
state to make the Missouri World
thc cA:,ial organ Of the F. & J.. t
The plan should succeed.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

Between ex-Presidcnt Cleveland,
of New York, and President Harrison
81 Indiana, the people of the South
and vest are ''twixt the devil and the
deep saa' On the silver question, one
declares his settled antipathy to any
greater expansion of the silver coin
aye witi,oat stating any valid reasons
for i,!s prejudice; the other, with
comparatively on explanation, proven
ted the enactment of any silyei
Retaliation for the relief OF the great
South and west by an avowal that he
would certainly veto any bill of the
character proposed. BY such men the
presidential chair has been occupied
foryears, and by sucllit will continue
to be dominated SO long as the Shy
locks who compose Wall street car
nominate and elect their plant tools
to the highest office in the gift of TIL;
people. What do you suppose it mat
ters to these goldites-tkese Wall str
Get financiers whether a man be known
as Democrat or Republican so lens
rs he is all Eastern man with Was
street financial ideas?
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

1t will be seen by the following
f.o,a tic 81 Louis Republic: that tlia'
-t,urnal has deserted the people o.
west and is going on the line marked
out for it by Wall Street and CIeve
land. to sub ordinate the silver qucs-
.iop, in asmuch as that will not eff
fest the game being pla.el By the
gold bugs and bondholders to divert
the attention of the voters from the
real necessities of the day:
The Democratic issue in 1892 is
the reform of the tariff Otlief issues
Of importance to the county will be
considered and treated in the Demo
cratic national platform in The meas
ur, of their Importance, when com
pared with the tariff issue. We &c
not see how there is any room tt
doubt that this will be so, or to
question from a Democratic stand
l,eint that it ought to be SO.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

Another fire occurred i'll Edna one
night last week. \ livery stable.
containing seven horses, vehicles.
hav. etc, were burned.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19
To COnSumtiVeS.

The undersigned having been restored to
health by simple means, after SItfcrir. loi
several years with Il severe lung affection,
and that dread disease CONSUMPTION, is anxi-
Gus to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. To those who desire T.. he
will cheerfuiiy send free of charge. = copy OF
the prescription used. which they will find y
sure cure for COSSUMPTION. ASTHMA. CA
TARRH, RRoSCHiTIS aud all throat and lung
MALAnIES. Tic hopes all sufferers will try his
Remedy. rs il is invaluable. Those desiring
the prescription. which will cost them moth
ing. and NAV prove 4 blessing. will please adj
dress, Rev. EnW ARD A. WILSON, Williams
burg Kings County, New York. Icy
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

It requires something more than
the mere act of paying i'll dues to
constitute good union man.-Mid-
land Mechanic.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

Haysecd is still rising on the poiit-
ical market. The farmer in politics is
not the fool some folks seemed to
think he was. Nashville Toiicr.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19

While Gen. Palmer is h, no means:
The most proper person fer Senator
IN Illinois, still it is 30 doubt the
best that could have been accom-
p:ssslcd. 1t was not the intention Of
the railroads and national banks t.
allow Il representative of the prorls
TO he elected 10 the position, rs ii
would effect their little game. Bat
Ten. Palmer is Il vast improvement
ever Farwell, the outgoing senator.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19
FARMERS UNION.
BY FARMERS trxlnx PUB. Co.

After all, there appcrs to DC men
81 the legislature of this state who
fcmember what they were sent there
For. \ dispatch from Jefferson City,
says: The house discovered for the
hrst time what has been evident to q
man among the leaves and branches
for Il long tiNc-the fact that the
railroad lobby has controlled the
Legislature up to date. FoTlc of
Schuyler County arose and attacked
Che calender. BE pointed out that it
had been doctorcd SO as to prevent
railroad legislation from coming up
for passage. He charged that the
lobby and not the members had been
controlling Legislation. and that mem
sers consulted tht' railroad attorneys
before they acted npon railroad qucs
tons. lie also iasinHated that the
clerks were under the control of the
lobby. He introduced resolution
taking tile compiling of he calender
out the hands of the clerks and ap-
pointing Il special committee Of ii
10 take charge of the matter. The
resolution WIS passed, The people
should he very thankful to Mr.. Foil,
and stand by him for the righteous
movement he is making.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19
Administrative Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters of adj
miuStratiou upon the cStatc OF VIM. II. Blake,
ing been granted 10 the undersigned. Rachel
\ Blake. hy the Probate Court of the county
oT Scotland, bearing date 18th day of August.
s.:o- All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them to her for
allowance within one year after the date of
said letters or they NAV be prccluded from
he not cN hihitcd within two years from the
time OF the pu,ii"ltcn OF this notice, they
will be forever barred.
RACKET. \. blake, Administrative.
March 18TH, 1891.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-19
GEG,r,ti., = it-,.\;NL No

Meets second ar,l fourth Tuesday nights il
caC!i l:lnnth. T. T. WEiIsTE!;, "icc-prcsidcnt;
R3Ea.i.T iictE',. Il >.r1tury.