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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-20

! VIZ II. wILsoN-ArroRNEY-AT- Rooms
w . So aud So, New Vogt Block, Second Street,
The Dalies, Oregon.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-20

DR.sO. d. DOANE-PKYsIcIAN AND SUR
~ seRoN. ONCE; rooms and s Chapman
Block. Residence Me- %, Fourth street. zane
clock south of Cont House. Office hours to 10
\. NJ, TO 8 and J. 10 ; P. N. a.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-20

E.E.DuFuR. GRO. ADKINS. FRANK MENEPgB.
DUFUR, WATKINS q 'MENEFEE E-ArToR
u NEYs-ATLAw-Room No. 43, over Pos
Office Building, Entrance ON Washington Street
The Dalles, Oregon.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-20

TAS. NESMITH POST, No. 80, G. A. R.-Meets
e every Saturday at 1880 p. M, in the X. of P.
Hall
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-20

TEMPLE LODGE NO. 8, 4. o. q. Meets
Il at X. Of p. Hall, Corner Second and Court
Streets, Thursday evenings at 7:3o.
GEORGE GIBoNs,
W.S MYERS, Financier. ". w.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-20

TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-20

n SlDDALL DEET1sr. - Gas given for the
IL painless extraction of teeth. Also teeth
>et on flowed aluminium plate. Rooms: Sign o
he Golden Tooth, Second Street.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-20

NTOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TENPERENCE
w UNION will meet every Friday afternoon
At O'Clock at the reading room. "A Hare invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-16

THE GREAT TEXAS State FAIR AND DALLAS EXPOSITION,
WHICH WILL BE HELD AT DALLAS FROM
Oct. 18th to 3Oth, Inclusive,
Promises be the Gandes Most Elaborate and Comprehensive
Enterprise the Kind Ever nauguaed in this Country The
agemen has been unusually Liberal Everything that Money
perence Excellent Taste and Good Judgment Could Do Has Been
Done make the Fair Brilliant Success Every Nook and Corner
of this Vast Empire has been Ransaced for Products the Soil
Forest the Sea and the Mn and Every Interest and Manufacture
of Texas may be Ias and Aacvey Displayed in Mag
nfcent Buildings The Attractions and Purely Amusement Features
of the Fair will be Varied Instructive Entertaining and HghCass
Every Respect few be mentoned Sgnor Ibera with his
Wordtamous Bandncudng Superb Male and Female rtete
and Nine Decc the Sweetest SOnge the Age will
Musical Feast Daily and Night Band of Pueblo Indians will give
Daily Exhibitions Of their Manner of Living National Games and Re-
hgous Customs The Famous Butler Combination of Daring Lady
Gentlemen Riders will Eclipse the World in Horsemanshp
Young Ladies will Run IenNe Race Bareback Wild Horses
and also give Thrilling Chariot Races Skeleton Wagon
ba Races and Exciting Hurdle Races There will be Daily Balloon
Ascensns and Parachute Drops Theatrical Shows Aaonetes Tab
leaux Illusions Acobas Juggers Conoronss and
merabe List OF Other Interesting Entertainments Each Day will be
Set Aside for Historic Commemorative Purpose The Grand
Parade Through the Streets of Dallas Opening Day will be the
Magnificent Civic Demonstration the South On the
ZOth the Gorgeous Oriental Pageant of the Brethren the Mystic
Shrine who will be Cosmed in their Beautiful Regaa Mounted
on Richly Caparsoned Arabian Came will be Spectacle of Dazzling
Spendor Over 1000 School Children will Sing Opening
Composed for the Occasion The Wheemen of the
the 22d and Share onors with the Dmmer oath and 25th will be
Confederate PAYS when the Mexican and Texan War
minge with Soldiers of the Civil War Many Famous Generals of the
Conederacy will be Present The Races will be Strong DRAWING
Card at the Fair The Entries Closed with Splendid Showing
Cssas Interests Being Well Represented The Races will be
aged by Competent and Experienced Gentlemen Hogg
Formally Open the Fair Monday, October l7th M
Dallas, Texas, October 18th to 3Odl inclusive
j. E. SCHNEIDER c. A. COUR
PRESIDENT SECRETARY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-16
LIVESTOCK NOTES.
Good Prices Tor Hogs Sold Cattle Marketed
Other NoIes.

Receipts of cattle have been rather
light at the various stock yards during
the past week The prices now being
paid are as follows: For steers, g.. OOt6
,, %; COWS, sl.OOl6125 calves, $1,000
$50, Good hogs bring "a. 6Oli46J and
those weighing under 200 pounds $500
up.
The supply of hogs is not nearly up
to the demand, though hog raising is
on the increase in the country imme-
diatoly tributary to this city.
A large number Of cattle will be
fed in and around Tarrant county dur
ing the coming winter.
The following stock was marketed
yesterday:
J. Fowler, b. King and Mrs. N.
Bass of Tarrant county marketed hogs.
j. H. West marketed thirty-three
head of fine hogs.
ID. j. Howard, Alvarado, had fifty-one
head of hogs, averaging 100 pounds, on
the market.
j. NJ. Maddox. a stockman of Jack
county, sold thirty-fve head of cattle
TO the Fort Worth packing company.
G. w. Ivy, Ardmore, l. T., marketed
a car Of fine hogs,
Tho livestock agents OF the lines
centering in this city are unanimous in
declaring thattrade is dull. very dull
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-16

Yesterday morning Deputy Sheria
Gunnells arrested John Grant AZ Az
lington Heights, Grant had been :,
notorman on tho Arlington Heiebts
line and boarded az the house az ~
foreman Of the line, w. q. WoolS
From this house several articles bsve
been stolen and yesterday eviasn,,
connecting Grant With a theft that 49,, -
carred Friday night seemed 10 war;, I,
his arrest and the complaint aps Ins a.
He was jailed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-16
REALTY AND BUILDING.
WHAT THE RECORD OF DEEDS
SHOWS is GOING ON.


"Good times win soon DO here" So say
the men who are keeping tab on the near
future The real estate record does not
show all the transactions for the week, for
several trades OF fair proportions have not
yet been placed on record.
Work is under way on the government
building, and the city hall is going up rap
idly.
In Fort Worth proper seventy-tour build
ings OF all kinds are In course OF construc-
ton
In Glenwood, Manchester and Union de-
pot additions Improvement is the order Of
the day
At Arlington Heights several fine brick
and frame houses are going up aud water
mains and electric light wires are being
extended
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-16

Fort WoNTh, rEN., Oct IS, 1897.
Editor Gazette.
l wish TO thank The GAZETTE and
my friends who have worked for me In
the contest, and especially Mr.. William
Doherty, whose untiring efforts have
placed me at the head of the Fort
Worth list.
| anticipate a great deal of pleasure
during the trip.
! wish also TO thank the Monnip Dry
Goods company for the handsoms iii,
dress; the Fort Worth Jewelrv co,,.
pany for the beautiful little watch ~.
Fort Worth Trunk factory for M
splendid ladys dress trunk snS
Madame Baldwin for making the Dr.
Sincerely, EVA PENN1NaFoN'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-16

There is noticeable improvement
In real estate matters in this city; there
is an increased demand for residence
property; parties seeking homes real
lie that prices have now reached the
bottom, and are making purchases be-
fore the advance, which will soon come.
The owners Of the Union depot addi-
ton, which has for some time been of
Of the market, have Just placed their
lots on sale, at prices to suit the times
and on favorable terms-smali cash
payments, long time, Sper cent intor-
est. They are grading streets and
making other substantial improve
ments. A street car line runs through
the property and the Belt Car Electric
line runs one block west of this ad.
dition, These lines furnish quick and
reliable transportation to and from the
business portion OF the city. Messrs
Swayne, Allen & Co., real estate agents
corner Of Sixth and Houston streets
are agents for this addition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-16

=. M. Fry, trustee, 10 III JuCOuSt
Heights He addition ditto y" ..!.. O 100 90
L. Il. Burlington and wife and X.
w. Pryor and wife to X. A.
Cannon; 800 acres Henry Mos 80
R. a. Bra5ton TO Nathan Randall;
44Kl20 feet f.. S. Harris survey 10 %
E Fosdick TO B. r. Wallis and
Evans south addition -. 1860 90
F. Il. Thomas and wife TO w. 4.
Terry, 100 acres, b. h. Wick
son and =. Caldwell survey;
h. 3. Thomas and wife TO WI
Terry, 40 acres; Jno, Foote,
survey. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4uVO W
Fort Worth Land company TO
Jno. +. Swayne part Of
Walker J. Sanderson, b.
i. Crowley, H. Wood, Ia q.
Finsley A. G. Warren and A.
McLamore, surveys. ..... zee. 40 20
Jno r. King and Wallace Hem
bricks to j. l.. Gassaway, lot ~:
King and Hendricks, sub-divi-
sion, Jas. Saudeisou, survey. 500 90
S. NJ. Fry, trustee TO Mary A.
Rogers, lot 90 block "a Pros
peot Heights,... .............. lbO 10
S. NJ. Fry, trustee TO r. f.
Rogers, lot 20, block 2s; Pros
poet Heights. .................. lJO %
Geo, Lesser and wife to Conrad
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 90
L. O. Lewis aud wife to Il. Y.
vey ......,......s.......,....... 1900 90
A. n. aud n N. Mcloughlin to
La vita Inn company: nifty by
ninety feet, block eleven, Jeu-
nings western addition ........ 1880 90
]. W Manning to Lizzie Smyth;
hfty-six BY one hundred and
Mugs addition. ...........,..... 1880 90
G, w. Post trustee to Josephine
McLaud lot forty-two, block o,
Wooden Mil Is second additiou. 100 90
Jno. W. Wray and wife to W. X.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-16
LETTER OF THANKS


FoRr Worm, Tx, Oct 10, 1894
Editor Gazette, Fort Worth, Tex.
DEAR SR.--Please allow me through
the columns OF your paper to thank the
unknown friend who so kindly offered a
bicycle TO the ffth in your contest, the
same having just been received.
would also like 10 express my sin
cere thanks to my friends for their very
kind support during the dedication con-
test Wishing the Chicago party a
most enjoyable trip, l am, yours very
truly, LAURA FENDER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-16

SING STNo, N. y, Oct l5-Henry W.
Jaime, the so-called New York Doodle al
derman. walked out Of Sing Sing prison this
morning free man. He Served SIX years,
four months and twenty-seven DAYS Of his
sentence Of nine 70 airs and ten months at
hard labor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-16

Mooro south half Of north two
thirds, block 87i jennings "eS' 100 90
w Suu'i Price and wife TO Thos,
Wood, part OF Timothy Jones COS 90
J. i Massie and c, ]. Stewart 70
Afax Idelman, part OF DOCK % "a 90
Afford and YEATS addltion...
Sarah l. Flint TO VIM. 4. Sraul' 10 m
nart ~ lot q. Evans addition. -" w
I Il Fddv 10 George NJ. Higpy,
parts Of blocks 2 ana D Nin'Va. 1870 81
addition. ........s....s.. 1T
G Harold and wife TO Germanla
building and loan association, los IN m
., block %, Chambers aadltVnuti
Sam w. Meyers to FL W. y n II
l. Co, 30 lots, block ~, Atiins 90
re Won and ae8 PtSiii; hallway com
many 10 Jpo. A. Lot lot 8, "a
block g. Arlington, Tex
Mrs. M. o. S. Jordan 70 ); W.
Wright, lot %, block IS, Pros A. ooo
pect Heights ......... .........
Robert McCart and VIM. Capps 70
American Land and Investment
company, 1910 acres Arlington m
Heights ............s .s-...
American Land aud Investment
company TO w. q winthrop
trustee all Of "Windsor Ter M
race addition ......... - w
F. NJ. Martin TO Byron jones'
100 acres James F. Nicely sur ooo n n
Ncy .......s.ss.. q ~
Byron Jones and wife 10 X. n
Denham; 100 acres James l. NJ
Nicely survey. - W
George b. Wynns TO Mrs. +. a;
Deyerts lot Q, block II, and
lot l, block Z, Stanley Heights NJ
ADDITION Observation-Disclosures
f. A. Deyerts and wife to jacob
Chase; lot 9. block IL, and lot
l, block Z, Stanley Heights ad- 40 n,
dlllon ....,.t..-.s'''s. =;
S. NJ. Fry, trustee to H.. O.
Kahnj lot 2, block 81, LeKing- On, y,
ton Heights. ........... ........ w W
Q. L. Post trustee, to la vita
Inn company; "A lots second 80, .
Wooden Mil addition. 80. ....... 2,2OO v
S. II. Nesbitt to H. c. Lousiei
blocks / 10 Z aud north half
block s, MistletOe Heights sub
division ............ 49, NV "
Il. w. Marple to A. J. DiNson;
lots II, IS and 10, bic ok 2, Vol
colts addition. 5000 0
A. J. Dixson to A. II. Evans lot
Is, block 9, Wocott's addition. 1900 0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-16

"wh eezing" in children is soon cured by the
famous Dr. Bull Cough Syrup.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-18

The Dayton, Ohio, Journal says
- man whose vote or influence csn
be purchased with railroad pssses,
would better be rejected At the
nominating conventions or at the
polls" Yes, but it IL not done for
the reason that corrupt politicians
and railroad attorneys control, in
the main, all the nominating cor
ventiOns Of the d. o. p. psrties, and
then, the most Of the sdherents Of
those parties, looking wholly to
party success, vote their tickets
straight and imagine themselves
patriots.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-18

|. The anti-lottery law il winding
up the gamblers Of Louisiana, and
now comes Congressman s. B. Al
exandcr with . bin to wipe out the
gamblers dealing in options, which
suggests to the Kansas City Times
that . bill similar to the anti-lottery
postal bill for dealers in options and
liquors, will just ~ completely stifie
the nefarious business - has the
anti-lottery postal law, the Loaisi-
ana lottery. TO close the mails
against liquor and option dealers,
and the fabrics will collapse. II
would be hard On some of the pa
pers wherein are conspicuously
placed liquor-dealers' ads Light
10 beginning 70 break through the
gloom, here and there. If the fight
10 kept up against oil kinds Of rob
berry. before long the whole land
will be illuminated, and liquor and
option dealers, boards Of trade,
money mongers, and al classes of
will have to 60 ont of bust
ness. Keep in the middle of the
road.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-18

The Topeka Capital 10 just now
wonderfully sweet on the Democrats
who are unwilling TO fuse with the
Peoples psrty-igurstively speak
ing, patting them on their backs
and cooling to them like q young
mother to her baby. In all this, the
horns and hoofs stick out, The
Capital IL anxious for An alliance
with the Democrats, and this extra
sweetness is disgusting after so re-
peatedly chrsging them with all the
crimes in the deealogue, and cover
ing them with CRIME, daily for
years.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-18

JUST now great deal OF sickeD-
ing guslr is being indulged in by
the pfatocratic press, ever the fail
are Of congress to appropriate
$1OU, 600 to transport bread to the
starving Russians The whole
thing is the csesrest hypocrisy.
WithiB our own borders are hun
dreds and tbousands driven to dire
straits to- keep the wolf from the
door. Our cities are full Of people
ont of work, and out Of the means
with which to procure food, and
these mock phiEanthropists can find
wide field at home I'm which to
spread their charities. Charities
proclaimed from the house-tOp car
have no other effect than to avert
the minds of the people from the
evils which obtain in our own land.
Better, indeed, that We have what
these great philanthropists ~ call
q. ''nickel congress-" and take care
of our own poor, millions Of whom
have BEEN made poor through cor
rupt legislation, than that we have
a billion-deIlar congress, and take
care of the poor Of other lands. If
the philsnthropisss IN congress- are
anxisus to make . record for good
deeds, let them hook after the poor
little waits about our great cities.
First take care Of our OVID needy,
then charity. !!
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-18

TIE late census bulletin must be
q bitter pill for Hudson. He can't
cry Alliance Iie," for the informs-
tion comes from Republican head
quarters, and bears out. all the
charges made by the peoples ors-
tors during the last campaign. Of
the FIVE states, Alabama, Iowa, Hi
nois, X 0asas and Tennessee, Kansas
leads in most Of those things which
impoverish people. Afaer all the
gush from Hudson, about the pres
perity of Kansas, he must feel sore
that now, Superintendent Porter 10
publishing the truth.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-18

The fellows who become over
loaded with wisdom, must occasion
ally unload. The unloading 10
done in some corner grocery, or
Workshop, and 10 done, too, with an
air Of such superior knowledge that
Solomon would be jealous. The
latest unloading is, there are just
as good and just a. many oppor-
tunities for young men to start into
business 10 there were forty years
ago. 1t 10 proper TO remark that
the men who become thus wise do
not read, or If they do, read but
one side Of any question; and what
they do read must be interpreted
for them by the bosses. They sre
the fellows who yell the loudest
when some devil law" is placed
upon the statute books
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-18

The cali for the national Demo.
cratic convention asking al citizens
who favor ''pure, economic and con.
stitutional government" to unite
with the Democratic party, is signed
by Calvin s. Brice, attorney for the
Standard Oil monopoly; principal
owner of the Bricevills, Tenn. :,
mines, where convict labor starves
out honest men; the Brice who
lives in New York city and refuses
to pay his personal taxes in Ohio,
yet represents that state in the
United States senate; the same
Brics. whose enormous fortune IL
being rapidly increased by tribute
wrung from the people by many
forms Of monopolistic sxtortion.
And yet there are reformers who
talk seriously about their hopes Of
getting reforms through the Demo
cratic psrty.-1owa Tribune.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-18

DeueLAs cownty, Nebvssks, the
county i'm which Omaha 10 situate,
polIed 22, 600 votes in 1855, the
presidential year. 1t gave Clsve-
land between ten and eIeves thou
sand and Harrison between ten and
eleven thousand. In 1889, Nsbsxs-
la, ovsside Of Dovglss ccmssy, give
John H. Powers, Alliance or lnde-
pendent candidate for governor,
69, ,O14 votes, and Boyd, tIse Desso-
cratic candidate, 5s,O77- But TIE
railroad influence by some hocus
pocus got Boyd eigtsen thousand
voter IN Omaha and Douglas county,
while the Republican candidate r.
ceived but six tkoussnd, Boyd,
Democrat, receiving 1900 over
Richards, Republican, whereas, in
1883, Cleveland got less than 600
over Harrison. TIE Independents
charged and claimed they proved,
fraud IN Omaha, which was almost
evident from the figures, and were
going to seat Powers when Boyd
was seated BY Republican officials,
= use of the military sgsiRst The
Independents being thrsstened.
Then, when II was too late to sest
Powers, Thayer Ousted Boyd by .
vuit-which Boyd appealed to the
U. S. supreme court and wen. The
suit did not involve the question Of
The honesty Of the election, the
only question being involved in It
was whether Boyd was citizen Of
he United States or mot. We have
these facts before, sever
II times, but we wish tbcB to go to
'ur readers again along with The
'ews Of Boyds again taking the
yubernatorial chair, which in al
ustice belongs to John H. Powcrs.
Missouri World.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-18

ls the the January term Of court
in Cherokee COUNTY, there were
sixty-two foreclosure cases. These,
according to the Republican papers,
are mortgages released" Ye
gods! when will the people learn to
vote for the safety Of their bones2
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-18

WANHAnAxxR has removed a
Georgia postmaster whose salary
was sixteen dollars = year. This is
regarded 40 another Republican tri-
umph.-Mauhattan Republic.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-18

The devil once took Christ up on
. mountain and proposed fusion
with Him, but the scheme didn't
work.-Washipgton Republican.
There is nothing to hinder il from
working between the tive old par
ties, for Christ is absent from their
councils. Which one most nearly
"tuthcr feller" would be
hard TO say.-Manbsttan Republic.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-18

MRs. s. N. WOoD was chosen q
director OF the State Historical So
ciety in the place Of her deceased
husband. She 10 the first lady
member of the board ever chosen
Manhattan Republic.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-18

PEFFER's "Way Out" has reached
the eleventh edition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
ACTIVE CLUBS ON Long ISLAND.

\ meeting ~ The Committee Of Enrolment and or
gauilAtyn OF the linrrison and Reid Campaign Club,
II JanaI,a. l.. l., held Monday evening. IL
decided 10 call meeting Of the Nth ana
NIth distinct, for Tuesday evening next. Another
meeting ~ the committee l. to De held next Wedne>
day evcnlns some time go L. g. Hanson chairman
~ the Republican Town Committee. wrote 81 White
law Reid. on behalf of the jamaica Republican Club.
a..urng him - the clubs hearty and enthusiastic sup
rri. At Monday evening, meeting Chairman Han
read Nr. Reds reply. expressing hi appreciation
~ the cuhs action and hope FOR success In N"vrm
Der.
The Executive Committee Of the Lincoln Republican
club ~ Patchoguc. l.. l.. is making nsements Tor n
mas. meeting aud public demonstration. which II II
ptoyo,,,l To- hold nbout the middle Of his month.
The club has been In existence only short Time but
tho membership I, large and /, rapidly increasing. Ne"
officer have Just been ciectcd and The standing and
.pe,nl committees have been named.
IN, Harrison and Reid Campaign Club Of River
hr1I l. L. ha, elected the following officers Pi'''
dent Charlie. H. Howell vccprc>ld"nts. tx S~naior
>imron = Hawkins. George f. >tackpolr. James II.
ruthili Edward q. Reeve. Dr. II. /. Terry. :. 4.
Hudson and Dr,. II. II. and Allen VI. Ws'n-r;
tsN. Walter H. JaNcoN. corresponding secretary .
john II. Perkins. treasurer, Georg" ". Vail Tho
next meeting Of the club Will b" held on Monday
evening, and after september ,, meetings VIII be
held OH every Mondae evening
The Republican club OF lIcmpstcal l.. l.. Will have
its annual bay party Tuesday. sailing fishing,
athletic spor-. and old fashioned bay dinner Will
be the order u the day. \ general invitation has
been eAtcnurd 10 all Republicans OF Queens County
BY g. ,. he Mott who /, the chairman OF the com
nittee ~ Arrangements. Many prominent KcpuLli
Leaders have already accepted the invitation.