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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-29
c,o,,cester Fish Market. !

FOR THE WEEK ENDING Oct IS. 1892.
MackereI in fishermen's order at Sl61A 43 Dbl
Last saIesof Bank halibut at 131a and 1Oc
Last sales of Georges Cod from vessel $4As
and S45s for large and $2ss t@S2A for small:
Outside sales Bank cod 3 rs and 25.
Fresh mixed fish for curing cod, 2 go for large
and % for small; cusk, l 10; hake, 70; had
We quote new Georges Goldfish 81 80 % qtl
for large, and 8 90 for small; Bank at soc
@S81a for large, and SIS 90 Ior small Shore at
s 500 SO for large and small Rips $6l2 and
so: Dry Bank at So medium So 30.
We mote cured clisk at S -05 90 %y etl !;
bake at SO SO: paddock IS 90; heavy allied pol
ock SO. and English cured 90 4 90.
Homeless and prepared fish 8 to Sc ~ fb for
haIse haddock and cusk, and to 1O1ac for
Goldfish. Smoked Halibut 999a4 " Id; lie for
Smoked salmon 1sc y ID: Medium at 16c Y
box; tlcks 13c: lengthwise 13c; No Is 13c;
Bloaters soc for PASSPORT; Soc for culls :canned
trout 81 so fresh halibut 81 20; salmon 3D.;
Holsters So
Newfoundland herring So " Dbl
Labrador herring 90 49 Dbl: round at 50 90;
picked Goldfish ST. ;haddock rs; halibut heads
tongues Sl1; alewives 3 90; trout 81; Callfor,
MIA Salmon SIG; Halifax do S23; Newfoundland
do SIG. Clam bait 81; silyers 81; hallbut ms
SIS: shad S12; swordfsh $40. Smoked New
foundland bloaters 81. 20 y 100 J,
We quote cod oil at Soc U gal. medicine gu
soc; biackfish oil 55c; menhaden oil Sic; MYERS
soc per bucket.
Fish scrap So per ton; dry do SIG; Liver do
S. fish skins $1S; waste So.
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SILK RANDKERCHIEFS.

A great trade in Silk Hankerchiefs:
We offer today an importers stock OF
broken lots, in Women's fine embroid-
cred Silk Handkerchiefs, at two-thirds OF
their actual value.
LOT Excellent quality China Silk,
handsomely embroidered in white and
colored, worth from $50. to Soc, at only
25c each.
LOT 2-Better quality Silk, more
deliberately embroidered than No. /, in
white and colored. worth from soc. TO
75c., at 81 Lee. each.
LOT 3-Finer embroidery and better
Silk than No. 2, in white and colored,
worth from &c. to &c., at 49c.
LOT Embroidery and Silk. superior
to No. 3, in white and colored, worth
from 75c. to S1.00, at 5Sc. each.
LOT 5-Very fine, elaborate embrold-
cry, fagoted borders, in white and col
ored, worth from S1.00 to S125. at 69c.
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BOSTON. Oct. %. 1892.-The following ar
ro-fIay's quotations of Provisions. Produce, etc

BOSTON.Oct %. 1392-The following are
to-dav's quotations of Provisions. Produce. etc.
Pork-Long cuts 90 OOta17 90: short cuts at
90 OO017 90: backs at IL 00(gO0 90; lean lends
at 20 0O@172 5; pork tongues II 80; butt pork
Hams at lie; small do 111ac; pressed hams
1119c.
1O-fb pals in cs 9Ac.
Hogs-Choice city dressed IA C % ib; country
do 612c.
Butter-Western extra creamery 27@271sc:
fancy higher: trsts ana extra nrsts at 24G2G;
extra imitation creamrv20U21 C: factory choice
16017c: Northern creamery. choice 2S42S m c;
New YORK ana Vermont DAIRY. good TO choice
24I26e Eastern creamery. good TO choice "
25a27i'. The above uuotaJlons are receivers
prices strictly wholesale lots ,jobbina
prices ID &c higher.
Cneese-Nortnern choice full creams at q
1O14c; fancy twins al -td11c; fam togood at T
td1Oc; western choice 10G10Mc; falr to gooa
at 76Q91ac; sage 11(011 1ac.
tsggs-Eastern extras at 24a25c: Vt and N H
extras at 24025c; Michigan extra % 1a d24e
western firsts 221s 023c: seconds 21d22.
Poultry-Northern iresli-killed spring chick
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Sale OF Valuable
Real Estate nm sGOrllaaah.

PURSUANT to a license from the Honorable
Judge OF Probate of the County of Cum
berland, shall sell at Public Auction unless
previously sold at private sale) on saturday,
the 18th day of November, 1892, at 2
O'Clock p. m, on the premises, the land and
T Stevens. late of said Gorhain, deceased, situ-
ated on the southerly side of High street, in
Gorham village The house is lar and conye-
nient. and has never been occupied oy tenants
which are thrifty and bearing fruit trees and
grape vines, with water, both hard aid SOFT ~, n
abundance. The premises are on one OF tiie
hood, and convenientlW Situated in reference to
churches schools, stores, railroad station. etc.,
ETC., and are very desirable for a family WISH
ing for pleasant residence in one OF the pref
tleSt villages in Maine
~ -, JOHN A.. WATERMAN.
Administrator, with the will annexed, OH. l.
Stevens estate. . 'st4 81 50 so
Gorham. october 10, 1892
oc17 s& if1w-teoG2W-tJ tnov19
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Cotton Markets.
(By Telegraph.)

NEW YORK. Oct. %: 1s92.--The Cotton
market is quiet, steady and 1-16c higher; sales
LA bales; ordinary uplands at 1b-16c ;do Gull
at 6 Side: good ordinary stained at 7-16c
midding nplands at s 5-16c:do Gulf at 1-16c;
do stained 77sc.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. %. 1s92.-The Cotton
market is steady; mlddling 1876.
CHARLESTON. Oct. %. 1s92.-The Cotton
market is steady; mlddling 7s4c.
SAVANNAH. Oct, 2s. ls92,oThe Cotton
MOBILE. Oct. %, 1s92.-The Cotton market
is firm; mduling 1850
MEMPHIS. Oct. %. 1s92.-The Cotton mar
ket is quiet middlings 7Mc.
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Foreign Markets.
1Ru Talapranh \

LONDON. Oct. IS. 1s92-Consols 1854 Tor
money and The account.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. %. 1s92.-The Cotton
market is steady: middling 4 Tied; sales 5000
bales speculation and export 1000 bes.
LIVERPOOL. Oct, 2S. iSs ss2,,o
2lhdGss Sd Mixed American corn at as Cd.
Cheese 52S,
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SKIRTS.

The Skirt department is receiving our
special attention in order to meet the de-
mands of our patrons. Cotton Skirts,
25c., 39c. Wooden Skirts of the best
manufacture, in the most popular styles,
from Sl.O0 to $3.50. Silk Skirts, $500 to
$1,000 Knit Short Skirts, SOC. to $500.
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Railroad Receipts.

PORTLAND. Oct. %.
Receipts by Maine Central r. R.-For Port
and. 1872 ears miscellaneous merchandise; ior
connecting roads 1876 cars
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCTOBER 20.
NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

FRIDAY, Oct %.
Arrived.
Sch Lizzie NJ Eells, Clubhouse. Westport Ms
dry fish for a market.
go on the railway.
Sch Mildred A Pope. Norton, Boston
Sch Eldora, Strout, Boston.
Sch Lewis French. Nooman, Boston.
Sch Chaparal, Pearson, Boston.
Sch Mary Wiley, Williams, Portsmouth.
Cleared.
I Sch Silver Clond, Clubhouse, Tiverton, Ms
w C Rich.
Sch Maggie Ellen, Iittleiohn, Carver's Har-
Dor and New York-Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Sch David Torrey, Drinkwater, kennebec
and New York; Chase, Leavitt & Co.
SAILED-Steamer Harrisburg.
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CHENILLE.

New designs in Chenille and Fancy
Silk Dress Trimmings and Piping, in all
shades, at Sc. 4sc., SOC. Also Feather
inc in colors and black, $780,, SLIP.
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STAMPED LINENS.

A splendid line of new designs, in the
latest novelties, in Stamped Linen
Goods.
Tray Cloths, 15c. to S1.50.
Scarfs, 25c. to $3.50.
Mats, 10 1-2c. to 25c.
Full line of Splashers and Tides.
Laundry Bags, 25c. to SOC.
Shoe Bags, Tic. SOC.
Umbrella Bags, TIC. to 25c.
Buster Bags, 15c.
Brush and Comb Bags, 10c.
Button Bags, 1oc.
Brush Broom Cases, Sc.
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ASTRACHAN.

New line of Astrachan Dress Trim
mings, prices SOC to Csc. Also Tufted
Cancels Hair Bands {new things) at
SIPS.
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The Wool Market.

BOSTON, Oct rs, 1s92.-The quotations on
Wool for this market are a little better gener-
ally, with one or two sorts of Wool somewhat
higher The ranges of prices are as follows;
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Retail Grocers, SUGAR Rates,

Portland market-cut loaf at &c ;confectioners
&c; pulverized. &c; powdered, &c; granulated,
SIC; coffee crushed. sac; yellow, 4Ha csc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-29

Providence. Oct Fishing schr Laura Belle
of Portland, is here waiting turn togo on the
railway for repairs to shoe.
Providence. Oct 27--Sch f I Drisko, Bunker,
from Sullivan, reports while beating into Mar
raganset Bay Goth, was run into by an unknown
schr, and had main rigging and chain plates car
ried away, boat stove, sails torn, &c.
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Imports.
Foreign Exports.

WESTPOTT, MS. schr L M Ellis-75o qtl dry
fish to Trefethen y Bearce.
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TT S. ENGINEER OFFICE. 537 Congress
u street. Portland. Maine, October II 1892.
Sealed proposals for dredging in kennebec Riv-
T. NJ Gu Wednesday, November is, 1892 and
then publicly opened. Specifications, blank
FORMS and all available information will be
furnished on application to this office. PETER
c. HAMS Lieut.. Colonel of Engineers.
octoG- S. y. ~. d4t&nQvl4 1915
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Portland WhoIesale NIarket.

POINT-a-PITRE Schr Jas " Bigelow-830E
shocks and heads 20, 1873 it lumber.
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lime % lat SO So S. Ion GA Is W, barque st
James, Clifford from New York for Portland.
Oct s, lat 50 OF n, Ion lob 81 W, ship Merom,
r M San Francisco for karluk.
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KID GLOVES.

Our Kid Gloves give such universal
satisfaction that we wish to bring to
your particular attention the different
makes, and request that they be given a
trial.
The s'Famous Centemeri,' 5 button,
$1.45.
Saxon Beauty, 5 hook, 1926, and Z
hook, $1.50.
Cleopatra Mosquetaire, $3.50
Vincent, hook, s1.oo and hook,
S1.25.
Best Biarritz, S1,00.
Eugenia walking glove), sl.25.
New Gauntlets, S1.50.
Mocha new), SLID.
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TT S. ENGINEER OFFICE, 537 Congress
1So2-Sealed proposals for dredging in Camden
Harbor Penobscot River, and Narraguagus
River, Maine. will be received at this office I'M
and then publicly opened, Specifications,
blank forms, and ali available Information will
be furnished on application to this office. Pc
TER G. HAMS, Lieut.. Colonel OF Engineers
Oct26 d4tNnOVl4Nlo.
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SACO, Dot 2S-Ar, sehs 5 Morgan, Philadel-
phia; A j Miller, Boston.
Cid schs Cornelia Soule. Hurricane Island;
Addie Jordan New Haven.
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POTtIHnu 8HUIesHtB uIHrKFL.
PORTLAND Oct. 28. 1892.
The following are to-day's quotations of Grain
Provisions Produce, etc.:
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PRINCES.
A good line of Ribbon Fringes in the
latest patterns at reduced prices.
LACES.

Our stock of Trimming Laces in black
is larger than usual, representing the
novelties in design and weave. Prices
35c. to $3.50.
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MISCELLANE oUS.
soc. FERRIS Vi lists.

We are closing out a Broken Lot OF
Ferris Waists that have been in stock
some time, and have lost their freshness
somewhat. We have women's ana
misses sizes. The regular prices are
from 75c. to $3.50. All to be sold at SOC.
25c. APRONS.
We are offering about 25 new styles IN
Women's Aprons, at 25c. each, which is
a very low price for the goods. Also an
elegant line from 19c. to $l.5O
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Foreign Ports.

At Yokohama Oct 9Th, ship Robt Belknap,
Staples, from New York
sid I'm Nanamo Oci 20, ship Eclipse, Peter
SON. San Francisco. $500. 1,;,...
Sid FIN Pernambuco Oct 10, barque virginia
Pettigrew, Barbados MI.
Az at Janneta prey to Oct 2o.sch EDNA Doho-
I Cid "a at St John NIB, 27th sch Active, craw
ford. Rockland
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MIsCELLA NEOUs.
SPECIAL attention IS INVITED
SALE Of DRESS TRIMMINGS
C0RSETS, SKIRTS, APRONS,
Kid Gloves and Silk H'dkfs.
l9c GIMPS.

19c GIMPS.
25c. Silk Gimps in black and ooors.
choice new patterns, marked down to l9c
Also full line of the newest patterns
from Sc to 62c.
JET GIMPS.
Large assortment of new patterns at
the lowest market prices, from l5c to
SI.50.
BEAD GIMPS.
Fancy Beaded Gimps, in the most at
tractive new patterns, price Doc to Sl.5O.
PERSIAN BANDS.
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Fine line of Persian Bands, in the
latest designs, prices from 60c to Ssc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29
A "a or HORRORS.
Grim Death stake abroad IN the state
~ Nebraska.

" <furl~&S.
OMAHA. Neb.. July as.-Nr~,eraa-
was 4 day Of horrors IN Nebraska. ~
Chadron John King killed John Gt7-
name. who was trying 70 evade az
rest for beating Dr. NcDougal who
had been intimate with Mrs.. Ger
name.
Siam propeacs fcll into a grain clfva-
tor al Sprinrfeld.a his lcgs and arms
were man-led.
Near Honper sirs. Miller and H.
husbind-s hired hand were killed ~
lightning.
.itJuniata Bah canwesl. years ne-
killed his s-year-old sister hy blowing
her head of wiki q shotgun that had
not been fired for years
otter I;crg was killed hy ligh'n:1s
near Oakland.
Arthur ~saller MIS- overcome w n'A'
in bayfield,. near Union. and died in -
hour.
Four eases Of sunstrokc are reported
from different points. hut the suffers
are alive.
Ida Ebright. 10 years old. daura'ef
81 cx-Mayor Ebri-ht. ~ Bcatricf ir'
dead in DIR. CARRIERS Office IN inis ci'y
yesterday afternoon. She had calci
a, the Office for the purpose ~ hAv'n-
the doctor perform IN operation rs III
dignan;ly refused and She >wocrel
a:xay and died almost Immediately
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CURRENT TOPICS.
Ihk NkWS IN bhlhf.
FiFrv-sGcoMo CONGRESS.

In the senate. on the ltth. discussion 81 the
details u the deficiency lili-the las; great APP
preparation iii Enacted upon by that hriy-
ocrupiri the entire day. aud MAS not com
rleted. In me morning hour. Mr.. Chandler
secured the passage % his pending resolution
authorizing an Investigation into the immicrs'
ton and naturalization questions during the 70
cess In the house the hstlr~s manner 81 the
members during tho debate on the proposition
giving thu Worlds fair ss.fso00 in souvenir III.
yer half dollars. an. closing the gates on sun.
day. Was evidence that conyr~ssms N arr weary
Of the session and are anxious 20 adj, our A
strong sentiment against the amendment, was
developed.
IL the senate. on IN, isti. consideration %
the urgent deficiency bin was concluded. AMI
the bill was sent a. the house for q confer snce,
The senate then resolved % tske mp tn anti
option bill. but sitter two hours spent In vr,n-
Cling and riihustering Adjourned without even
permitting the bin 4, berrad In the hoass
an unusually large number % hills we're dis
ro~esl ~. among them cne 70 afix the sal ~
the United states 20 a document entitisi '-Ths
United States Government Al the Beginning o.
the Four HuEdredth Anniversary ~ America"
An evening session was held. during which the
woridr~ fair APPROPRIATION was debated for
three hours.
II the senate. On the 18TH. The conference re-
port on the foftifcstions hiil was agreed -.
INNS ANNtNNAk NNNN NM| MNNNAN AA'A NA@ NA"NA
cheney srrropr:ation hills for sction. Mr.. Nor
gan called mp hi- legal tend r rc solution dirsct.
ing the committee on finance "a report 4 hall
to give 20 all the rsrer money issued directly
BY the United states AM to all stsnda-l
silver dollars ~ tn United States the
full icga, tender ef e. that Is given bv
law 20 gold coin. aud PROCEEDED 70 speak
on II In the house the sundry civil nrfrn'
prlations bill was again considered Va commit
tee ~ the whole, the rrndiag amendmtrt ieinl
the appropriation 81 :, GO aW for tho Worli'-
fair instead Of >si6.5p. a. fixed by the house,
The amendment was rejected.
IL the senate. on the soth. strong speeches
against the ant;-ortion bill wc-- mad by Mr.
Vest mol and Mr. Daniel Wal. ths latter
senator still haTing the floor when the senate
ai,orrned The rest o. the day was sp~n, In
di- cu~~ing = iii authorizing the owners - al
a portion o. the PuyaIlup res ervation, nee~ Ia.
coma. wash Ia the house. Notwithstanding
the intensely hot weather. as l. uSusl at the
Close Of every session. a violent spurt was made
50 dispose ~ bills on the calendar. ani a re>o-
luton was adopted giving one hour to each COM
mIssee 20 call M reported bills. y a result a
large number If bills wers passed.
II the senSte. on the slsf. continued consid-
Grafton o. the anti option bill occupied the en-
tire session. at tn. clcs, OF which the bill was
still unfinished business In the house
another dag was given rp 70 thu wholesale fas-
sage Of bills. and = resolution WAS pa~sei au-
the officers and crewo n the steamship
70 accept medals from the king o.
Sweden.
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a 7 NEWS ITEMS.

~ Me senate. on the I'D. after sorne
ineffective talk on The Homestead Pa
matter. debate on the ~anti-option bill
was continued. The house bill provid-
ing for retaliation against Canada in
tho matter Of the Weiland canal was
taken up and unanimously ~passed.......-
In the house but little progress was
made with the disputed items Of the
two remaining appropriation bills. the
discussion of the senate amendments
to the general deficiency bill occupying
the entire session without a single
amendment being agreed q.
TIM expert accountant who found
that the late Secretary Sc~hattenberg.
Of the Milwaukee school board. had
robbed the city Of nearly 10000 before
he committed suicide. and hat Public
Librarian Iinderfcl had swindled the
city out Of $4,000. on the I'D an
nourced a discrepancy Of ssi.o0o in the
meter accounts Of the water depart
ment.
TnK new omnibus Of the Continental
hotel in Philadelphia. was caught be-
tween two cable ears on Market street.
on the I'D. and crushed Ia kindiing.
The driver was probabl fatally hurt
and Miss Susie kirwin. the opera sing
or. and her sister. Mrs. VIM. Blair. the
only passengers. we're severely injured.
TnN American ship George Skolficld
arrived at Vancouver. II. G.. on the I'D.
from Yokohama. with a cargo Of $500
tons of tea consigned TO the Canadian
Pacific Railroad CO. The Skolfcld
made the trip in thirty-ninc days. and
Is the first q the season fleet 81 tea
ships to arrive.
TnE business failures occurring
throughout the country. during the
seven days ended on the I'D. number.
for the United States. iGs, and for Cam
ada 10. or a total II is.: as compared
with y for the previous week and "a
for the corresponding week az last
year.
JoHS IT. GEnNAIxE. q prominent
farmer. was shot md killed by Tom
King ear Chadron. Neb.. on the I'D.
He was riding horseback at the time.
and his body remained perfectly up
right until his horse reached home.
when Il was discovered he was dead.
TnE steamship Miranda. laden with
contributions for the victims OF the -.
Johns ~. I'D fire. sailed from New
York for hatdistresscd port on the I'D.
THE Georgia railroad commission has
raised the valuation Of the roads In
that state for taxable purposes from
sis. 900, ocQ 70 ~. .ooo.o
Two thousand natives were killed
BY the recent volcanic eruption on
Great SANGER island
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President rroclaims Colambu nav
Oesoter "a. = Gsn~ral Holiday Tlsrough-
out the Land. aud Calls Gpon the ruh-
nc >ehcol< aud the People ssenrrsIly 10
Give the t;sest flttinE csishrattsn.
WASHINGTON. July ea.-Thc follow
ing Proclamation wa issncd Thursday
evening BY the president 81 the United
States Of America;
AfRocLAwArf1x
Whereas. hy a iint re@plntion approved Jnns
~ iSs2. n was resolved by the Srns,r and heusc
~ representative Of the United States Of Amer-
lea GA congress assembled that the president 20
the United Ststrs b \ anthoriz a All directed 10
issue n rruc'amstipn Recommending 20 th, pro.
Pie the otsrrv enc, In all localities ~ m. folr
huni .ith annly 2 ,ary ~ the discovery %
America On The twenty nrse day ~ October.
iSe. nv public i'mon<tra,i,1 AM bv -ultahi.
exersi~esin their schools aud other p,are- 81,
Assembly.
NOW. Their for. I Rsaismin Hrf1s,a. pr,-I.
ient 81 tn Init = states % Amari'a. in pur-
snsrce 81 ia. Aforesaid jnint resolution 40
hereby ap.oint Frifav. Orfob,r u. lae. ~,
four luairctth anniversary ~ the disrov Try *
america hv Columbus. asa general holilsr TO-
the y snp'e % an, rnitei State. Ga that ftv
The r~.opi.. 50 ar az y ,ssihic. cage an toll all
devote themselves "a such exerrisss a. may
hs~t exrres- sonsr T. IN, dIsrov n r AMI thstr
appreciation ~ ths graft achievements
four comrltt II cfnfurirs q, American lfe.
Columbia \ stood ia his age a. ~ pioneer %
rrogres. AMI enlightenment. The system ~
univ -r~al education ~ in our ng. tho mast
rrumin M aud sanitary feature ~ the spirit ~
enl X itenmrut. AMI II is psrtcnlsriy apnru-
ptis; thaf thr schools \, made ~ the Tcnpl- =
p,oninent feature If the c>nfr1nial DAYS
iemunSttstia let thn national 4, Il hoat over
every ~rhcolfousc m fhe country. and ,h- ~
ervi~s : he suci a. shall impress uion orr b .arts
the Patriotic aniies ~ American citix mship.
II the church anl IN the other places a nssem-
bly, - The feop'e let there b. expressions or
gratitude 20 Divine Providence for tn ievant
faith ~ TIE diSccv 'rc- and for th. DIVINE ears
AMI guidance which has dir Actal nur history
and - ahnndantiy blessed our people.
lSignetl RENlA,iN HAnRlsox