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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-11-27

We will send the BOLIVAR BuL-
LETIS and the Weekly Commercial
Appeal both one year for one dollar.
This will cntitle subscribers to the
above mentioned guess at cotton re-
ceipts in Memphis. We made the
same offer last year and nearly 800
people took advantage of the oppor
tunity to secure two papers for the
price of one, including a chance at
the valuable prizes.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-11-27

The following is the report of
DR.. T. E. Moore, County Health
Officer of Hardeman, published in
the State Board of Health Bulletin,
Nashville, for the month of Octo-
Der: eve have had a good deal of
typhoid and reniittent fevers; also
chills, few cases of consumption,
whoOping cough and diphtheria."
For Pure Drugs, Oils,
Paints and Patent Medicines
go to Cox, Savage & Go.
DR.. J. w. Cartwright was in
Nashville this week. DIR. Cart
wright is an applicant for the posi-
ton of Penitentiary Physician.
The appointment viii be made by
Governor Taylor, and the BULLETIN
desires to state that the Governor
will make no mistake if he selects
DR.. Cartwright, who has strong en-
dorsements for the place, DIR.
Cartwright is in the prime of life,
ambitious, thoroughly posted in his
profession, of high moral character
and esteemed by all who have the
pleasure of his acquaintance.
In Queensware and Glassware,
you will find the best assortment at
Durrett's.
salisbury has again been inva-
ded bysafe blowers. On last Thurs
day night, the drug store of Bal
ley 81 Aldridge was entered and
their safe blown open. Holes were
drilled into the safe, both from the
top and from the side, powder pour
ed in and the fuse ignited. The
explosion completely demolished the
safe, and, in fact, set the store
house on fire. The fire was quick
ly extinguished, however, by the
robbers, whose purpose was to rifle
the safe. When the smoke had
cleared away, investigation re.
vealed that the safe contained &c
money or valuables. Disappointed,
the safe blowers crossed the street
and entered Dowdy d Cargile''
house, for the same purpose, it il
supposed. Upon examining the safe,
they found that the combination
was off. They opened the door:
and looked through the safe. Find
ing no money, they left the con
tents (books and papers) undistur
bed. In times passed, Salisbury
merchants have been an "easy
mark" for safe-blowers, but they
have profted by experience.
Our immense stock Of Hol-
iday Goods are now open fol
inspection up stairs over ouI
store. Cox, SAVAGE e. Co.
Julius Crawford, of Bolivar
the popular county court clerk o
Hardeman county, attended confer
ence. jackson Wing.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-11-27

and serviceable.
Ladies' and Gents Neckwear, from
the largest factory in the East.
Dress Shirts for Men in every i'm
aginable color.
500 Caps for Men and Boys at 10
cents each, worth 25 cents.
so pieces Jeans from Is to S5 cents
per yard.
Enough Brown Domestic to fence
in Hardemau County at 5 cents
per yard.
Trunks, Valises and Hand-Satchels
Best homemade Saddles, Brides.
Campaign Canes for gold and silver
men.
Immense stock Of Hats of every de
scription-Felt, Derby and Cam
paign Hats.
Observation-Disclosures, Eggs, Tur-
keys, Geese, Ducks, Feathers, Po-
tatoes, and Country Produce of all
kinds.
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DOoa oen TOM o'clock mill ntzhugh, @om t@t Glcla.

Mr.. Alphonso Z. Black, of
Toone, left Friday, Nov. GOTH, to
enter the Commercial College at
West Point, Miss.
We still have the Old Reliable
Giesecke Shoes.
d. K. DURRETT.
Miss Cora Thompson, of Boil
ivar, has been the guest recently of
the family of Hon. A. w. Stovall,
Highland Avenue, Jackson.
The people of Bolivar observed
Thanksgiving yesterday. Services
were held in the Episcopal, Presby-
byterian and Methodist churches.
Toys, Novelties, Trinkets,
ETC., at Hudson's up stairs.
Members of the Knights of
Pythias are requested to meet at
their castle hall in Bolivar Monday
night. Business of importance to
be transacted.
"A new inmate of the county
iail-but she does not occupy a cell.
Sheriff Sammons is the proud father
of fine baby girl, who arrived last
Monday night.
Try at Hudson's for nice
Presents for your friends.
The following pupils of the pri-
mary Department of St. Katharine's
are entitled to places on the ''Honor
Rolf this month: Lottie BirdsOng,
Zarelda ingram, Annie Miller,
Hugh Tate Moore and Charles Nee.
ly.
Mr.. L. NJ. Moore returned
Tuesday evening from a business
trip to Lee County, Ark. While in
Lee County, Mr.. Moore met man
former citizens of HarGeman, all OF
whom, we are glad to learn, are
dong well.
A good line of work and dres:
| Pants at Patrick Bros.
Rev. w. A. Russell was return
ed by Conference to the Bolivar ap
pointment. Next week the BULLE
LETIN will publish a list of the APP
pointments Of preachers who have
formerly been stationed in Harde
man County.
The meeting at Oak Grove, con
Quoted by Rev. d. NJ. McIver, clos
ed last Friday night. There wer,
one or two professions. Mr.. Nc
liver is very much interested in hi
work in that section of the county
and hopes to be instrumental in do
ing much good.
One dollar will buy a pal
, of Doeskin Jeans Pants a
Sweeton g. Blacks that cos
a dollar and a half elsewhere
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GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We, the undersigned, in behalf of
the Cemetery Club" wish to ack-
nowledge courtesies shown IN max
ing the "Masque of Pandora fl
nancial success.
We select the BULLETJN as a me-
dunn, though under many obliga-
tons already in that direction.
To "our girls and our many
friends, much credit is due.
To the entire audience, We wish
to express sincere thanks for the re-
spectfuI attention and kind criti-
cisms.
MRS. D. K. DURRETr, Pres.
Mrs. c. NJ. WELLoSs, Weep.
Mrs. w. B. WILLIAMS, Treas.
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Miss Julia Jones and little Miss
Anna Tate, of Bolivar. are visiting
Mrs. w. w. Polk this week. r.
Jackson Wing of last week.
Mr.. j. A. McKinnie of Bolivar,
attended conference, and was the
guest of his sons, Messrs. 3, 7. and
c. A. McKinnie, in West Jackson.
jackson Wing.
We have received our Ladies'
and Gents Underwear. You will
find large assortment and at VERY
low prices. d. L. DURRETT.
Mrs. Emily Davenport of Sauls-
bury, Tenn, the mother Of J. \.
Davenport, head clerk of the Claren-
don Hotel, is in the city, the guest
of her son.-Commercial Appeal.
Misses Bette and Sadie Mitch
ell and Mr.. Preston Mitchell, of
Bolivar, have been attending confer
ence and stopping at Mr.. Jobe Full
CHAINS, West decentralization
Wing.
Go to Hudson's for nice
Books, Box Paper, Perfumes,
etc.
We notice in the BULLETIN
that the merchants Of Bolivar
bought 2l2 bales of cotton in one
day. That did very we'll, but we
can 90 them one better. On last
Thursday 236 bales were bought
here. -Whiteville Telegram.
Charley, the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. /. Lockman, died Sun
day evening of membranous Group.
Their many friends sympathize
with them in their bereavement.
We extend our most heatfelt sym
pathy. A tribute of respect will
appear next week.-Henderson New
Era.
We will sell YOU a good
Top Buggy for $1,000. Come
and see.
Cox, SAVAGE & CO.
j. D. Swinebroad, representing
the Alabama Nursery Company, Of
Huntsville, one of the largest con
Germs of the kind in the South, is IN
the city, accompanied by Mrs.
Swinebroad. They will visit the
pleasant country home Of Capt. Jno,
Y. Keith to-day, who is a cousin OF
Mr. Swinebroad. jackson Wing.
The most complete line Of Shoe.
in town at prices to suit the trade
at Patrick Bros.
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DRY GOODS.

No merchant outside of a city
can equal my line of Ladies' Dress
Goods. / devoted especial atten-
ton 20 this line. My stock COM
prises Silks, Broadcloths, Henriet-
tas, Tricot, and "Rough and Ready
Goods" of every description. Diff
ferent shades and grades of Silks
for Shirt Waists. Trimmings to
match Dress Goods. The ladies
will be eaptivated by this display.
CAPES AND JACKETS.
My stock of Ladies' Capes and
Jackets for winter wear has been
examined by competent judges and
pronounced superior, both in quail
ity and price, to anything of the
kind ever placed on this market.
These goods are handsomely made
up, elegantly lined, warm and COM
Portable, and the very latest styles.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-11-27

three times the price charged. We
also have 100 Suits for Little Boys,
bought at bankrupt sale, that will
be sold at the insignificant sum of
90 cents each. Also 200 odd Coats
for Men, suitable for winter wear,
will close from S1.OO to $3.50 500
pair Jeans Pants, for Men and
Boys, from Is cents to $3.50.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-11-27
Wanted Idea r.! e: :; = :! C;

Protest your ideas; they may bPiEg you wealth.
Write JOHN wEDDERBURN q CO, Patent AttoF.
and isst q two hundred invsnsiens waRied.
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Observation-Disclosures
TO THE FARMERS.

TO THE FARMERS.
For years / have been striving to
make some arrangement by which
could ship cotton direct to Eastern
manufacturers, and am glad to say
that l have at last succeeded.
want 5000 bales of Cotton, and will
pay the very highest market price
for same. Don't sell your Cotton
until you see me. | am in the mar
ket this season from start TO finish,
/ will give you the highest price
your staple will bear.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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who
enop dnd prsad in % cities Ihveb the Dry
orc tgh the count brought Mt punin
tii 10 re giS M prices t every in
y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-25
THE pot'cnrrE HORROR.

\. l.. Doucatte Buried at 3saemont.
Fireman Hartman Taken 10 Houston.
beaumont. Texas. June 9i.--Ail iEat was
morta! OF y l.. Doucette. pr.tndeat o: the
NobrAska Lumber company, who was
Killed hy the explosion OF "A tram engine
NJ i)oncettc Monday morning wus laid to
rest IA the Catholic church IN this city
lis.s morning. The funeral took place from
the Cnflfcta church and tho remains.
were followed TO tholr hast RESTING place
b. large concourse of grief stricken rel
ntiyrA aud friends,
Dan a. thurman, fireman OF the Inflated
tram engine, WAS brought To Beaumont
this afternoon and was taken 10 his home
N Houston Heights, Houston. tonight.
His risht arm was blown Off just below
the elbow. tho loft broken m Two places
and iNs face oni body were felrfuiiy
sea ,i"d. but ne stli! lives and tnc doctors
have hops, OF his recovery. He - ac-
comlaifcd by his mother and father
Manager Lee B,auch.stte Is negotiating
with the American baseball club for "a
gam. with the Beaumont team at Elan.
ohette rark, THIS CITY, sunday
An excursion VIII he run Ia Port Ar
thur SUNDAY under the auspices Of the
beaumont hand.
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HorsroN. rNlNsnAy. JuNE :.
EVOLUTION or PLATFORMS.

The National democratic platform Of iNg-
called for an adjustment as 10 the coinage
of tho tu,o metals by international agra
uleni or ny safeguards OF lesisla.lor. Tho
National republican liatform o. iss- com
mended tho steps taken by this govern
snent 10 seeurr aa .nserna;iona. agree
mets-.
Bota parties declared .or h!notall.sri
and the MS q both gold and silver as
standard money.
THIS year the republican parry has &C.
clarsd Tor AZ international ayr emoni as
the culy WA ~ which NmeialpsIi can
be established AMI ihe democratic Harry
from present indications W'il ahanaon ths
international agreement" alternative Of
It's platform q iS- ard decls.r ar iey,.-
imlien" and action BY ;his ro,erlnoii:
alone. without longer waiting en- ethsr
nations.
M ISSUE ,hen on the silver question 70
ms cemraiSn stated In nutshell =
shan ~ wait FOR other nations. cr 70 81
al.uco
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A pIasNAoersL nEAL.

A part Of ihe SIDE history Of the nom
nation of Mckinley nh IN a corresponds
en-, ot the Sew IorX journal give his
paper from q i.rrls. moi only furnishes
interesting reading hu, Giscioscs ilrtlc-
ness aud a baselcss on ia" part Of the
republican candidate which EXON dcrno-
Gratis would hesitate tn believe Mere y
not so boldly and empuatically given and
from reputable source
The statement "a that Mckinney md
Hanna recognized both me purpose and
ability Of Foraker and his machine In
Ohio IN turn down Mckinley and
prevent his nomination hy prevent
Ing HIS obtaining the ono dele.
sstlon. The candidate and DIT. boss were
astound'sd and rsttled and Htnnt Went
10 Foraker 10 make terms at ,ny ,aeri.
Nee. Foraker demanded the throwing
over of rom. of Nick 5niey's oldest friends
TIE abandonment Of sherman and the
promise, in writing. OF the ubsolut, con-
trol Of the Ohio patronage by Forah.f In
the event OF AcKntey's election. The
journal correspondent Gays that the can
didate consented TO these humilia,ing
terms and actually wrote Foraker let
ter embodying the promises cxacted lie
went back without word OF protest on
his besi friends and mortFaysd himself
10 Foraker, his enemy. in return for
Foraksr's necessary supper, and consent
to make the nominating speech.
This tn the hrls case on record. poss!-
bly,. where the candidate for tbs prex!-
denoy sold outright the prospective pa
tronage Of a State. In HACK and white
terms. to an enemy for his active assist
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EpWoRTH LEAGUE wopx

o'h'"'u' Texas, June 2i-The Moth.
on'S' parsonage at swcetwatcr has neither
W." nor e.s'e'h and water Is qui.e an
''',o' 10 me nres cher, Rev j. W sirs
"np MS family. 1t has been asc.rtajnc !
snnoin n - can he raised at each of his
Nm, s,.ef'nis wei! can he sunk "a N
Ion'ss o. gg5d water, Acroriineiv tSe IN ~
s wnltn League at onkland saVe nm ~, ~,
IN mars s'h lhan .o aishl which rssnlicd
assessment Columbus. Wein ,r , fN liz
III I,., Ms'a sash represented with hcnmt,-
~ rh nsi, re-, nha sparkling beanx '''"''-
~ quarterly conference Of III.
= ne circuit will he held in f,, ty nSwesl
f ii.s''' w. me 9Th instant. REV. A cn
40 Pcs ~ e'atf VIII ~ IN h,nd
i'FH -'fA 20 rare trea. from The "'s NJ, 1eok
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A rLATronM rAIsEuoor.


That plank ~ tas republican Na.arsl
platform winch charges that the fs'es elt
iarir law nag c'-pried American pro-
tsac;scr whi!c stimulating for az p-t-
dnc'ioH ~ ti.~ AM, 1can market" has
besn rcee'~arg re Hard blows oy t4e
ra@re fahheaiea r~of-.;lv IT the hureaa
repg~s Of ~ robrify's trsd@ fer the pas,
month or 40 y ,ne pas, gear sNen. com
r.arei VITA correspondlrs pe,7pts for sev-
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achievements =: cnr Yssr.N rs tNo Na>i
and realize iAas sNr neaY,s ara ia3noi.i
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IN THE ELEVENTH..
silver Men Knife the Gold Standard Dele
Eates to Chicago

ga les to Chicago.
Austin, Texas. June 2i.-Las, night
when The delegates from the Eleventh
congressional district held II Caucus to
select TWO delegates and two a.ternates
To the Chicago convention. it concluded
lis work by manning j 3. Wells OF
Brownsville and j. q. p.brcll of s;esuin AS
TIE delegate. and John I. ki.ipcr OF
Brownsvli!c and Albert Urb.lhn VI La.
itio a. the all.riates.
This morning, however. when nna!
caucus waa held the situation MAS some
what changed, the ant Wells men dnr-
iaa the night hivlnS Taae trade with
the Guadalupe delegates 10 support Bob
Peasants OF tuDro instead Of Mir. Wells,
with the result that Joe Dibrnll and Sob
Peasants wer. elected delegates and j,
O. Nicholson OF LAREDO and W. -. Ale
cndy of Bcov.lr the altcrnatcs.
The fight against Mr., Wells, who Is IA
sound money man. Was made hY j. q.
l'easlrY Of iery,'le. j, q. Nieholaon and
j ohm Peasants a brother NJ soh'S. Mr.
iira~luV free siNerltg, IL supporting Mr..
Nicholson Tor congress IN the ii.y emth
amt Nh NJ, holson, free slver!tc, j. sup
porting Mr.. Doasie S,for tho same place.
Mr. Peasants, II - presumed, Is sup
porting both OF them for congress-, and
tho admiration society thus formed hr-
lwecn the trio s evident. Tot IA flower
tina. IS born to blush unseen,
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TO be recomms. -. J. B 3 49,. |
'ie Icnfederale IN ll1
claimed, " y :, rad IL n
The resoln,' an nj IN NM b \. =,
a. a. M nsws afro The Ia 49, ~
Re n"WIer; for stsiiW i
a v,e.u,,nmends 10 The A., e,yllH Il
n n,.n, ion thu taking n ~ G
T ornl OF a monumsss 4. q 4
tennessee IN ne,ncss "a IL ~
r mno a III, for hi Sev.%S s,naS nv!
sawa US an example = 4. y ~
s 'o,ice OF life Es.,T @e u f.
annals of all historv rctcsdld
Inc veterans shnr
have ls sHial''G thn ~ vii~ y "a !
era,c mo ,mou ,nr .scc,ensrstons Y N -
,ramos were entertsn>A -.
me was carried or: - ktrS rss,s
over'ure-Na.ional a.,
".......... .Profesrrs ,,;.........
solo--bonnie Blus F M. ~ a.
Tah.eau. IL ~ X
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Boicro" (from X: 80 - -
s eps, and Ny ID TAX. ~ u
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"Lorena" Y.
. M "a Ia ,ion,-l Am Dresmins sy,IH I
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ing Thro' the Rye" ~ ~ Uls
hcci'ation-Seleoted. "A Y Y
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Tah.eau. '''''.' ~ tGt r.
G2,od-Rye. My Dear M !.
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The Dixie drill, y = NJ
Home. Sweet Home, Mn /, /, 4.
AZ = o'clock tomorsov ~. = = y
grand street parade viji ~ ~
order: w 'o''vsaS w HI
Mounted police. city ofhc.,, 49,. /
the day. 's v'llne
Commander trans-M,sstsIm,, I.
'heiN anu staff. General VI. Y ~
Coinriander Texas division ~ ).
GENERAL II. II. Boone. =
Miss Graber. sponsor, VIM nm ~
OF honor. with decorated csrySSss
Northwest division Cofiedsss,. y.
aus. Major General R. Cobb "
Southeast division ConYedsnh ~.
ans, Major General j. q. Blahs \ Y
Western division ConfedefaA ~.
Ma Jor General II Bean
Southwest division ConfAX1,,.. 4.
ans, MAJOR General Poor.
Veterans Of Oklahoma, in6an ~,
and New Mexico, Major Ge0eSl Nv n
Grand Army Of the Republk, Couss11
en- Mccormick. q
Dallas Artillery. Captain 4, j. ~
craft commanding.
Sanger Zouazes, decorated carkn p
sponsor.
METROPOLITAN Guards.
Iuiform Rank, knights u ryAh \
Rathbone SISTERS.
Independent Order Of odd Tsllaf 4
knights of Honor.
knights of Dixie.
Anc.en, order Of United Wayun
Iurnverein.
Grin tlevcrpin.
FroAl9inn. sG
German Ladies' Aid Socixy.
nrovers and Butchers urkoa
Free Thinkers.
SIR ners.
knights Templar. Dallas ecnaaa3
No. &. Captain r. NJ. Me!ton manila y
corning the blue lodge.
Eastern Star. with seven cafEaSa u
two traps decorated. ~
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GRATED float in front.
Daughters Of the Confedest3 b ~
aited carriages.
Citizens in decorated oasFaea
Fire department.
Cllzens in carriages not dtcoNN Il
Mounted citizens from sariou n,ul|
the country.
Terry's Rangers tonight ehsaea Aak,
Claiborne of Rusk. president; ~ IA
of iioustoD. secretary. and n1a4
hold thsir next reunion u
Tam, at date not designated
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NC W bandit.

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was ass Seriously shot by rt'a as,,, WI /
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sheriff posse. were ssop l,a az NJ . Y:
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n sleek Jefier. w p us Sis hands ~: ". ~
him with II gun " ,s mistake. ~.
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DELEGATES cAucus.


Official Route Selected-To Leave Tear
kama on july i.
Austin. TeXas. june 24.--Thcre was a
meeting at 4 o'clocS this afternoon in the
apartments of Senator Chiffon Of the dele
zion TO Chicago. eighteen district dele
sa'es and alternates present and seven
delegates and alternates at large. GOV
ernur culberson presided and y. >. Bur
lesson Of Austin was elected secretary. The
meeting Nds held ior tne puTpoHr Of
sgrcc ny upon u route and solne p0ir.t of
g'eted uiat committee be appointed TO
arrang" for npar. mcntS and rates, as the
People of Chicago would ct,t the tnroat :
OF any member present e. 10 arrange
ment Is made When = dato was discussed
Al which the delegation Is to ,rtve, Rep
resentative Bailey and scuator Chiffon
stated that they are TO met with tho
rree silver men In Chicago ,Ily /.
After some discussion Judge sheppard
moved iha, al do'ogaics leave 20 fhaf
they can he IN 1'eNarkana July aud rhat
the Texas ami Pacific, lntornattonal and
Great Northern and Iron Mountain be
selected as the Official rontc,
THIS was adopted, although j Walter
Blake OF Mexia wanted committee ap-
pointed To SOC. If cheaper rate could
not he secured.
General Manager camphsli of tha In
f''nationnl md Great Northern stated
that all roads, had agreed on Il enc fare
rate and no cheaper would he given.
The rate from .Nls.:n IL $50 TO-
he could not cut II h" wouI i"w w 10 'a ,he
railroads " In a party Of sixty. Governor
Hoeg and REPRESENTATIVE Bailey were So
'"rfed to act with q. r. Holt. National
c"mm'ite"man. in making arrangements
for the party.