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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08
BLOCKED BY A WOMAN
MRS HrGHTS, or KANSAS CRY, Kis.,
srors LTGIsIArION AT TOPEKA.
WOULD NOT ENROLL A BILL,
rrr II ~ HER POCKET AND REFUSED
10 GIVE II Uf.
She Took That Plan OF Securing some Log
isiatiyc Pay Due ticr-fnt"rvlewcd by
Attorney General Dawes only
u Fcw Legislators Ecmaiu.

Topeka Kag March 7.--lSpociaiD Mrs.
H. e. Hughes whose home is In Kansas
city. kas.. aud who holds tho position of
chief enrolling clerk iu the house. once
tuplly stopped the wheels of the oeisla-
turc to-day. Mrs. Hughes had "a claim of
500 against the state which was diSailoWsl
by the appropriation committee. This am
gercd her intensely, aud this morning.
when She received the miscellaneous APP
proprintiou Hill for enrolment. she placed
the important document in hor pocket ana
addressed a note to Speaker Lohdcll, IN
which she conveyed the Information th'i
she would not enroll the bill until the state
paid her rightful dues. chief CLERK Brown
was sent 30 her and cudcHvorcd to snow
hcr the folly OF her course, but the little
hlaclS-Cy woman had her "dander' up.
ana would not be placatcd. Her refusal to
enroll tho hill was holding both houses
from adjournment ana all sorts OF pro-
cedures were suggested to break the 'nr
rolling deadlock. Finally Attorney General
Dawes went to her and read few sections
Then the Tehcllious woman weakened ana
tho bill was enrolled. But she SucceedeI
iu extending the session for twelve hottt
at least, and the members now mere VINO
are piuing for homo feel decidedly hnStllc
toward Kansas Guys somewhat eNlra"'ul-
nary little -tateswoman
grunie tittrI for their homes to-day. lraN-
juu "a small contingent in either house who
are simply i'm session 10 receive hilIS from
tho governor as he signs them. AT no time
to-day We're there more than -four senator's
upon the floor Of the senate chamber, ana
altogether there are not more than thirty
members of the house in the city.
Last nights session resulted in a virtual
victory for the Populists The house yield
cd to the senate in the matter Of denying
an appropria tion for the board of public
works and in taking from 1t the supcrvis-
ion of the state buildings to be erected IN"
coming year The house also yielded to
the senate in the matter of allowing Zen
Rich who served as clerk of the punS-
more house two years ago, his pay for
that service. The senate was stubborn in
demanding these points. and tine Republic
ans were afraid the Populists would carry
their threat into execution, defeat the APP
propriatiou bills entire. and block the
whCols of the state government. and 50. at
the last moment. they yielded in the inter
ests of the people. But 1t took long time
20 call the roll. Nearly every Republican
voted for the compromise under protest,
and took occasion to score the Populists.
Bcekmau. Warmer. BalNnger, Frazier aud
Hopkins I'd the debate ON the Republican
sidc, and nrown. Wright ana Street de-
Tended the Populists. Zen Rich was hlis-
tered lay all OF the Republican speakers,
The little handful of senators ana repre-
sontativcs may remain in session until
saturday, as the governor is returning bills
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08
GlORI VERSUS FITZSIMMONS.


Baltimore. Md. March 7.-Captain Glorl
gives his side of the existing trouble with
l,lfzsIur,ons ia ,I,,,, tbc rnII,,,.t,,, ,,.,,ty.
r,,,' ~ '"''' '"e to''o", ,"E N''US'
company was organized that If he could
force Champion James j. Corbett to make
a match v+fh hin, .la. ,y,t,'t ,,,,l,, ,,,,r,,.
49,, -. at,,
lu. d SIV" WIN Nh''H ne was tuhhe'''"'
When the time came for signing the ar
ticics of agreement and putting M the
first stake danosit of &, 5ro vys I,n5 cleared
:, -6, III ,,,,.i
or oiir.a '' was ,,e S'1o %i an,
T,Ii 80 80. rn m',,.. "e VI ~" 8" ~ lai
h.iSniP aEfeemeh' men Skrmishsd
~ U."' 1IT go. " IIlruu 70 "HNdilge Us
a.. f. HiaN."s Ut" tE,lui ,H sum sum lot tH'
r,ff ','I d, S.i'" '.l ,,Itueu Su',.eSS
aaiiering The sSrgri ss 5aS NisnnNbii,s
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S,N .LH' g',i,s a.d StL'tl 'ndi q OF tlg
none on ugn99S'J WA. lur st3kehoIaer Ioi
"'. . i',ylu y, WIN 'I,,,lI VIZ ms T'3He'
sPuho 10 nm "hoEt ih,H hlH nus cN-
ll",a3ahE9' IReA was maj ne i9fh'1
on .us anu use" 'II'hg'S th3t h ! couiu h3l
ail"IH 10 nHl!tS' iIr NlMttu dii NJ 70 DIvhh
wy .Seli,t'!t "-m NM ms uol-
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! EoJ iaG iIsnGst 'uIH'nE tEtr hearG 10, 10.
.E Iaai.S. MN ,uIl.sS 1t stIi'.lilJiI lFIiil IN
+ l,Hsinmons lnaL ne nus GlSsoiSea thse
J'uah SpeyialE I'inPahlS' in!S. ! '%ake %
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hnnaio Judge an" II Is liable TO m2k' max
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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08
live Sporting Notes.

Harvard's football candidates will very
shortly begin light gymnasium work.
Columbia colleges field and track team
has started to train for the champion
ships.
The chances are that the Manhattan field
track viii be banked Tor cyclists before the
summer is over.
The Louisville National League team yes
teIday won a game from the local team at
II fs said that French makers are respon-
s.ble in law for accidents which may oc-
cur to bicyclsts through defects In the ma
chimes,
Pennsylvania will meet Cornell in their
annual dual games on Saturday MAY III.
at Ithaca. Arrangements to that effect
have been perfected.
Joe Hannon, the local lightweight pugil-
ist, who put stanton Abbott's sparring
partner 10 sleep IN one round, at the Man
has issued challenge 70 dght Charley
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08

San Francisco, March 7.-Throe great
sprintcrs came together in a five furlonG
race to-day and the coast record was re-
ducel ia. dfty-nine seconds. George f.
beat Tim NInrrhy by a head, with Tartar,
Jan several lengths In the rear. Don Tu-
lauo won tho fifth, hut was disqualified for
fouling ard the race was given to CAPTAIN
Rees Rico and Commission. who finished
third and fourth respectively were each
showed up n notch.
First rucc-Flve furloncs. Midas won:
Scraphim, second; Montalvo, third, Time
second raco-TIva and one-haIf furlongs:
selling Nigor won; Naydny, second; Red
Pat, third. Time 1;o7a,.
Thlrl racc-Fiye furlongs; selling. George
T. Smith won; Tim Murphy, second. Tar
tartan. third Time. G.iG
Fourth raco-Halr milo; ponies Gold
Coin won; Fiunesse, second; Jessie Sturgill
rifth raco-soyon furlongs; selling. Cap
tain Eocs won; Rico, second; Commission,
third. Time. l.27,
sixth r3co-One mile; all aE,s. McLight
won. NobUCha1no2ZHr, second White
Stone, third. Tlma, III,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08

Nw orleans, La, March 7.-Seventy-
sixth day IT the Crescent city Jockey
cub's winter meeting. Weather rainy;
track slow.
First race Selling: five furlongs. Pisa,
Won Flush, second; Nellie Osborn, third.
Time, l;0l
second racc-sclllng: quarters of a
mile Alice p, Won; I.ucastd, second; Viz
gln third. Time llSia.
rhirl race-Sellug seven furlorCs. IEon
wou Guard, second; Darwin Wedgwood.
third Time, 1885,.
Fourth Crescent City handicap FOR
@-yCn-olds and upwards-Slo00 guaranteed
10 the winner; one mile, Terrapin won;
Dec3pod, second Nero third. Time, 1.i7ai
Eifth raco-Sel'ing. seven furlongs. Read
ina Won; Flogct second. Charter, third,
Time .23it
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08

through modesty. and often withhold
what ought to be told.
Yet they are not to blame, for infor-
nation on such subjects has been with
held from them, owing to the false inter-
probation OF a mothers duty.
In such cases they should do MS thou
sands of young ladies arc doing every
day: write to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn,
Mass, giving as nearly as possible their
symptoms. and receive her freely given
advice and timely aid.
Lgdi1 Z. pnkbum's Vegetable Com
pound is the young girl, most tiusty
friend. 1t can be obtained OF any drug
gist. and speedily relieves and cures irreg.-
Wlartios. suspension, retention, and all
arrangements OF the womb and ovares.
It banishes promptly all pains, head
ache, backache, faintness, nervousness,
sleepiessncss, mclancholia, etc. Eoung
girls must know that Seg-proSeruotioa is
the first lu,c Of natUre.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08
AIlSA WON FROM BRITANNIA,
The New Cutter which May Compete for
the Am.rica's Cnp Opens Her Rec
ord with n Victory.

Cannes March The yacht race be-
tween the britannia, Alsa and Corsair
was won by the An-a.
The Prince Of Wales, with n party Of
friends, was on the Britannia. The
C0rsair was soon LETT behind and the race
was between tn. A!lsa and the britannia.
The latter had the lead up TO % y. m,
when the Allsa passed her to the wind
ward The times at the finish We're: AilSa,
g;212.; Britannia. 2.2L0S.
The tisa won by two minutes and thlr-
ty--iN seconds actual time, hut she allows
The Britannia one minute and twelve sec
oUis, and therefore the new cutter only
wins 10y one minute and twcnty-four Sec
ouIs corrected tim",
Nlr. Henry Aliens American built ten
rate nakotah made a clever start in the
race for her class and eventually won the
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08

S. Louis March 7.-East St. Louis re-
Suits
First racc-solling; three-quarters Of a
mile Cunurior won; On2e, second; Rcbec-
ca third. Time, 1.22ia,
Second racc-Selliug hve-eigh's Of a mile
Christine u. won; CEantha, second; Hcrn-
don, third Time .0f.
Thrl race-Selling; nine-siXteenths of a
mile. Little l.ll won; Jerquet, second;
Parole, third. Time, 0.5S.
Fourth -IIaudIaap thirteen-sIx-
tecuths Of "a nile Tom Fillmore wou Es-
tclle IT, second; Storckeeper, third, Time,
l-27i
Fiith Selling; three-quarters OF
mile. B0rn WOu; ia Garland, second;
RoakhiN, third, TINE, FL
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08

Cincinnati o., March The Cincinnati
baseball club leaves tomorrow for Mobile
The party consists of Manager Bancroft
Captain Ewing rarrott, Phillips. Merritt
GRAY, Holiday. iggrevcr, Hoy, Miller and
Foreman. Chamberlain, DWycr Latham
Nupheo and Spies win Join them a Mobile.
Smith and Vaughn are not going South.
Murphy has not yet signed.
The Cincinnati club will play the Mo
bies ncNt Sunday, practice AN next week
play the Montg0marys at Mobile March Il
f@9 ans ~ f" IobS lrarch n NGN hiSy S!ay stSr S!
North March p, playing al Pensacola
March - and &C. at Montgomery March 27
and IS at Nashville % and 30 and open at
the CINCINNATI grounds with Inliapolis
March 81.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08

BulD Mccarthy q limited number Of
rounds or to a finish for purse and
stake.
is looking for match with Charley nurns,
OF Cincinnati. Curley offers TO meet the
pounds. for a purse and side bet.
Tommy creed and Eddie lyl;9 !y9lePsr the
bbr22kyn b5 10 b 80 bsB wb sn haHe
tight gloves for u purse and stake. The
contest IS scheduled 10 take place in prI-
\ great deal OF pother is being made over
the position of President stucky. OF the
kt22uiSyilie g!u9 and essers e byFbne tbo c9rt anl
wheel was of monumental Importance be-
side this controversy.
W. J. Corcoran, superintendent Of the
team, two triplet and six tandem teams,
which will make it their busi-ess during
the coming season to furnish efficient pac-
ing for all record trials on that track
The Barkeleyan, the University of Call
been sent by the Westerncrs to Princeton
ana an acceptance received for dual games.
Princeton had no open dates when Penn
sylvauia challenged her TO such meet.
Edwards Is reported as saying that he
1903 his best performance was a mile in
2:2' 2-j. Last year he reduced this to 2:l5.
His worlds record Of l:3ii4. recently made,
2:2s 2-5 Of 1893
1t is significant that after all the talk last
nothing Was said or done whatevar about
the Temple cup at the recent league meet
Viii strtlgGle for II after the remnant race
is over lust as in 1891
Lawrence NJ Farrell, of Denver, who is
IsI,o5 h,"Mm nf tlS oMn nai'g ot iollE
hts 4sT rdW years Mg aso ne has ~9 en GIg ghadn%a G
No ~ l IN 5,rI I5 In @ratI,Ii liaS EToU 70 @ @park
tc nc bt or ' In d NE ,s r"AUWs 10 aH aHf
May l.
AZ OF MessFS. Gideon y DAYS horses
have w,hterei well, especially the two
cracks, Rumapo and Butterflies Whether
the flying daughter of Six Dixon and Mer-
Gedes WI be able TO stand the eNlsenciess
VII be a thousand pitlos If The premier
| -,Near-old OF hcr year Is not able to lace
The Brooklvns reached Savannah Sunday,
The fifteen haeeari men who discnlbarted
from the Nacoochee frankly admitted that
they had been very seasiCk. Thursday,
when Daub, Grim Burns, Treadway and
be divided into two mines. and the real
work will be begun.
this ye"r Gujte n t,nif"- 'n5' va. CaneaSS
thereby In ths land of me kangaroo tr6a
NmaiSan' cInnin f. er mn ne
L nracfao' P To@ t5afRGa th, erG n
Novpmbrr and sn if he arrives tbnrn in
september or october, he Mil have nlSnty
-, = - - ~, y, -
dav saw ] Iis' 10 NJ vi, ~ IA LEX EG,ster
N;deKleSS M i,!,, aganst zoe MalGolt or any other
Johnson against pIMon or C;rffo for ,Be
best purse oifer, ana is awaitlng a a. repW
i a., w uy3J eiIN on
co6seGnfivc VctdTv lie fs'It15s ov iTSHta N
s'aTL ior Ainerlca,
Al aFTansemehis Tor the eight round
contest between Jaka kilraiu and Steve
2,bonncll nave been COMPLETED. Jim
mm.mIE45, actHE ,l2f thG suffolk club, and
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08

san Francisco Argonaut; Tho late David
copein Democracy, who pragtlcrd law M So
and I'm extreme old age liked 10 luaer
months before his do1th at tho session Of
th" supreme court and an old frIond asked.
"lo you rlgu,. %mnTh % n"T. HI Dunn.
The quesrtouer looked q frilo surprised.
and Mr Dunn quietly added; 'N0s' ut the
l,Lrl-L-An. NLrlmns- hnMDN.I--
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08

has recently been made to the New York
Athletic Club by the olympic Club. OF this
city, TO send East a team of boxers to
York club. Herman Oelrichs is specially
interested In The project and has written
seeking TO enlist their cooperation. 1t is
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08
Strikes. Spares


horseman, was In the city yesterday and
Will remain over to-day Mr.. Butler VIII
have a strong stable for the coming sea
what he will do IN the way of racing lie
has 2-year-old flly by King Charlie, of
which he has "a very good opinion, and has
quite a string OF promising youngsters,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08

r.y or-anlzati0n, was held ON ths Grand
aI.ys last ulght. For beginners at the
Eanio the scores made Were excellent,
Barnes winning the hOnors with a score of
43O Tho score:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08
NEWS or THE DAY.

The oflcial forecast for to-day is; For
Missouri and Kansas fair; colder Friday
night Tho highest tcwpera'ur9 ycstcr Jay
WAS t1 deg and thc lowest 50 Iag Follow
iru is the record OF last nights obsrrvt-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08
YOUNG GIRLS,
INTERESTING CONCLUSIONS.
Mothers Agree on Ono vital subject.

tsrrciAL TO orn iknY rr,nrFsl
Young girls. to the thinking mind, arc
ever subjects Of the deepest interest.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08

Al the weekly roll Of the poggotts on thC
ROYAL alleys James Cant Won the medal
on the following score:
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-03
LOCAL BAR ASSOCIATION.
Regular Meeting Yesterday at the Court House--Routine Business
 Transacted.

There was a meeting of the Birming- ham Bar association yesterday forenoon in the law library at the court house.
 Attorney c. A. Mountjoy, the presi- dent of the association, called the meet ing to order.
 MT. J. l.. Cole was admitted to regular membership and elected to the office of secretary and treasurer MT. Cole was formerly the librarian, and on motion of Attorney A. O. Lane vote of thanks was rendered him on account of his past efficient services.
 MT. Marion Scott was elected librarian on thn recommendation of the executive committee.
 re report of the treasurer showed a balance of $14071, which will be devoted to current debts of the association.
 On motion. Chairman Mountjoy ap- pointed the following committee to re- wise the constitution and bylaws: Messrs. b. K. Campbell. E. H. Cabaniss and John P. Tillman.
 The application of Attorney Henry R. Dill was favorably reported on and he was duly elected to membership.
 A lock and key will be put on the li- brary door and keys furnished to all members in good standing.
 After the transaction of other business of less general interest the meeting stood adjourned.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Atlanta Exr o,ition - Improved Railway
 Service.

Atlanta ExI 3ition - Improved Railway
 Service.
 Tickets are on sale via the Southern railway to Atlanta on account of the ex- position at rate of $3.S0 for the round trip, good returning within seven days from date of sale, and S5.55 for the round trip, good returning within fifteen days from date of sale. and s755 for the round trip, good returning until January T. 1896 The exposition Is now open in full force and every one should take advantage of the opportunity to attend.
 Three trains daily, Birmingham to At lanta--- as----.------
 No. 3s Lv Bir 5:55 am. Ar Atlanta 11:4o am No. 36 Lv Bir. 3:35 pm. Ar Atlanta S:55 pm No. iS Lv Br. 12:15 am. Ar Atlanta 6:55 am am All trains carrying Pullman sleeping cars.
 Efrective October 6, the Southern has added another train to the service be- tween Atlanta and New York. The FIX position Flyer" leaves Atlanta at D. m. and arrives at Washington at II :45 a. m. and New York at 6:23 D. m. Only twen- ty-five hours from Atlanta to New York, Returning train leaves New York via Pennsylvania railroad at II a. m. and ar rives Atlanta 1920 following morning. Train will be a solid vestibule of Pull man drawing room sleepers between New York, Washington and Atlanta and first class vestibule coaches between Atlanta and Washington.
 The schedule of No. 36, known as the "United States Fast Mail" has been changed between Atlanta and Washing ton, lessening the time out between At lanta and New York. Train now leaves ington at $40 p. m., New York 6:23 a. m For information apply to
 L. A. STEPHAN. T. P. A,
 10-10-tf 2201 First Avenue.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-03
Good fishing at East Lake.
GREENSBORO.

Populists Opposed to Fusion With the
 Republicans.
 week since bmh bmh bmh bmh bmh nm
 Greensboro, Dec. 1.-The merchants of Greensboro report the best sales last week since the opening of the business season. Cotton has been coming in freely and selling from "A to 7.S5. and few fancy bales at cents.
 Invitations have been issued to the marriage of Miss Mary Wadsworth Pe- terson to MT. Frederick Pride Jones at the Methodist Episcopal church on the 9th of this month at p. m. After the marriage ceremony the bridal couple will leave for Atlanta.
 Miss Wilkerson and MT. Walton Drake, both of Greensboro, will be married this evening at o'clock.
 Miss Gillis of Newborn will be married to MT. Glider Turner of Greensboro on Tuesday, the 2d
 All our business houses were closed on Thanksgiving Day and an opportunity given the hard-worked, closely confined clerks to slay the innocent birds of the field without regard to age, color, kind or previous condition. Why Thanksgiv- ing should be seized upon by almost ev- cry man and boy in the community to go forth for the purpose of waging an ind1Scr1mlnate SlduBHter OI UedStS ol tue forest and birds of the field is beyond our comprehension.
 The Whist club, composed of the elite of Greensboro society, was entertained by MT. and Mrs. E. w. Kimbrough at their residence in the country in royal style on Thanksgiving Day.
 Dr. F. M. Peterson and Mrs. Peterson have returned from lengthy visit to New York.
 Mrs. Phares Coleman of Montgomery and Mrs Dr. H. T. Inge of Mobile are in Greensboro to attend the marriage of their sister, Miss Mary Peterson. Miss Mamie Stickney of Atlanta is also on the same mission.
 So far as your correspondent can learn, the populites of this county are opposed to a fusion with the republicans. We are satisfied that if Captain Johnston is the nominee of the democratic party the bulk of the populites in this county will vote for him.
 For the first time in several years the negroes have some money after settling for advances, and they are spending it freely with the merchants They are happy over the result of this years farm ing operations and are making contracts readily for another year.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-03
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

is little longer than that of last year and the chief feature is the presidents recommendation that legal tenders be retired. On this point MT. Cleveland is explicit and emphatic.
 There is disappointment manifested that more decisive measures were not taken as to the Venezuelan question: but then the president has not received Lord Salisbury's reply to Secretary Olney's note. As to Cuba the president suggests 10 congress that the insurgents be rec ognized as belligerents, and further rec ommends that the people of Birming- ham and vicinity be instantly informed that Santa Claus will have his head quarters at the Smith & Montgomery Book and Stationery company.
 Call and see Santa's line of exquisite calendars. booklets and Xmas cards, fine toys, dolls and doll carriages for the lit- tie girls; velocipedes and iron wagons, the cheapest in the town. for the boys.
 Come and see us.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-03
DIES II BED.
Alex Thomas, Coored, Died of Heart Trouble
 Yesterday

Alex Thomas, colored man, died in his bed yesterday morning about 8 o'clock of heart trouble. Two other negroes were sleeping in the room at the time and were awakened by his groans. They got up and lit the lamp, but before medical aid could be summoned the man was dead. The body was removed to the Warner-Smiley company undertaking establishment, and Dr. Gillespie held a post mortem examination of the corpse during the day. The examination dis closed indications of heart failure.
 Thomas is about "A years old. He Is lately from Chicago and was employed as cook in a Third avenue restaurant.
 Sunday he went to Bessemer and came back to the city yesterday morning at 12:30. When he retired he was appa- rently in his usual good health.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-03

Jefferson Valley Lodge No. II, K. of F., will hold memo rial services tonight at their castle hall, on 3d avenue, at 8 o'clock. All brother knights and their friends are cordially invited to attend. Music for the occasion will be furnished by the Temple Emanuel choir. Orators-Rev. L. s. Handley and Hon. J. H. Montgomery. Ladies are especially invited.
 J. P. HUGHES, c. 0.
 o. A. MAFFETT, K. R. & S.