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La Convention Constitutionnelle,

Chacun ne salt peut-etre pas Que lie
deuxieme mardi de j%anvier 1898 il y
aura une ELECTION dams tout fetat dc la
Louisiana four decider sill doit y avoir
n convection ponr ~retoucher Ia con
stitution Ie petat. Nous dlsons re-
TOUGHER, car c'est tout ce que pourrait
faire cette convention, 81 lie penple lau-
to,isait. ii est certaines parties de
cette constitution 81 solvent raplecete
que la convention n%'aurait pas lie droit
de changer, qu'elle serait tenue de !als-
ser telles gn'elies sont actueiIeipent:
LIE meme Tnps, chaque eIecteur, gail
vote pous, GU contre la tenue de cette
conventioN devra, on pourra sill lie de-
sire, votre pour les d6legues a la conven-
ton. ST la maiarite des votes donnes
dams retat est Gu favour de cette con-
yention, Nos qui auront reGu
une pb~5ite de votes composeront la
convention. Celle:h consistera de l34
d6l6gnes. don't SO seront elus dams les
paroisses ct districts de representation,
CONNIE ponr les representants d la l6-
~gislature, ct &c dams les divers districts
s6natoriaux. Ces delegues Sc reunlront
le deuxieme mardi de fevrier, d la Nou-
velle. Orleans, au local que designera lie
gOuverneur.
ii est bon one chacun sache aussi que,
pour pouvoir voter a cette election, II
est n6cessaire quill Sc fasse enregistrer
de %ouvea Les enreglstrements pre-
cedents lie seront plus comm Lors-
qu'un citoyen Sc pesentera pour etre
enr6gistr6, il sera requis de remplir, de
ssa propre main, sans dict6e on sugges-
s>2n hpersonne, sill salt ecrire, Ell pre-
SET ~ Hn,assesseur on de ses assistants,
la formhleEuivante:
$50 rannee 1s-. Je suis age main
to lant deans; jai reside dams Get etat de
Dsds 18- ct dams cette parOisse depuis 18- ct
Cans Ie ward de cette paroisse depuls IS; ct Je
mar jamais etc condamne pour aucun DELFT
nOmme dams Particle 1877 de la constitution de
Get etat.
Au cas- on le citoyen, pour une cause
~que.conque, ne saurait ecrire, Passes
seur lui poserait DIES questions impri-
m6es ct Ia formula serait remplie pour
lui par une autre personne sous ga die
tee ct sans aucnne assistance. Sill res
sort de so declaration si-dessus sous
serment quill q qualite d'electeur sous
la constitution, 0 nom sera place sur
les liyres d'enregistrement.
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FERDINAND N ISABELLA, of i r:iSoii ANA taS''ie'
CRISTOVAL COLON, Discoverer or America.
BOABDIL. the Last of the Moorish klhSs.
DON CESAR DE BAZAN. Grand Marshal, ,.a,
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Ripans Tabules cure dyspepsia.
Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.
Ripans Tabules cure liver troubles.
Ripans Tabules: pleasant laxative.
Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartc.
Ripans Tabules.
Ripans Tabules: one gives relief.
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach.
Ripans Tabules cure indigestion.
Ripans Tabules assist digestion.
Ripans Tabules cure constipation.
Ripans Tabules cure headache.
Ripans Tabules cure fatulence.
Ripans Tabules cure nausea.
Ripans Tabules: at druggists.
Ripans Tabules cure dizziness.
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Jerusalem.

SOUVENIR DUN VoYAGE1,EN TERRE
sA1NrE. ~
Tel est le tire de l'i6t6ressante rela-
ton don't LIE Cyclorama Universal, pu-
bile d Montreal, commence la publica-
ton. Beaucoup d'ecrivains ont de-
Cit les saints lieux d'uDe-maniere re-
marouablc; mais Get Orient n'est-il pas
CONNIE le champ de Booz? ny pent.on
trouver d glaner apres la moissou9
Ce captivant r6cit, do d la plume ele-
gante dune femme de talent, est illustr6
de $50 gravures, avec . carte dc 10
Palestine ct un plan de Jerusalem.
LIE Cyclorama dome 30 pages rem
plies de gravures par semaine. Abon-
nement d'essai: 3 mois, so cts.
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DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
OPP. PATENT OFFICE. WAShINeToN. o. c.


DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
The intense itching and smarting Incl,
dent to eczema, letter, salt-rheum, and otalef
diseases ofthe skin is instantly allayed by
applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment. Many very bad cases have been
permanently cured by it. It is equally
efficient for itching piles and a ~favorite rem
edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chill
blains, frost bites, and chronic sore eyes.
For sale by druggists at Is cents per box.
TryDr. Cady's Condition Powders, they
are Just what a horse needs when in bad condi-
ton. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge.
For sale by Jas. II. Houston and J. Lassalle
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w or women to travel for responsible, es-
tablished house in Louisiana. Salary $3.50, pay
able $15 weekly and expenses. Position per-
manent. Reference. Enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope. The National Star Build
ing, Chacago.
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Les Franeais sont passablement alar-
mes des revelations faites par lie der
nier recensement de leur pays; la
France est la seule des grandes nations
qui refuse d'ob6ir au precepte divin
d'augmenter ct de sc multipiler. En-
raison de &c fait, la Francs perd chaque
anne une bataille de Sedan ct naturel-
cement SEES bons citoyens cherchent a
gu6rir le NAL. L'Alliance Rationale
pour augmentation de la population
Went lie %prensenter an gouvernement
franeais I'M requ6te devisant certaines
mesures a adopter. La principale,
c'est pour le gouvernement de n'accor-
der des faveurs qu'aux parents ayant
plus de trois enfants vivaDts; tel que,
par exemple, emploi on promotion
dams le service civil, frais de deplace-
ment aux employees. professionals de
l'etat dams les eco!es, lycees ct acade-
mics, licenses de tobaconiste, conces-
sions gratuites dams les colonies, etc.
II existe deja en- France une loi en- YER
tn de laquelle l'etat supporte les frais
%d'6ducation ct de pension de tout sep
tieme enfant. Cette largesse ne para1t
pas 6tre appr6ci6e.
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|. SANDOZ
Cor. Landry Il Aibersy SITS.
Cor, Landry 81 Hibefty sts.

Is showing everything desirable in merchandise IN great
profusion and at %unequaIhed prices, and sl'rewd and careful
buyers will take advantage OF this opportunity to make
their hard earned dollars go where they will purchase the
great&t quantity Of firstclass goods. I have just received
my line of
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LADIES' SHOES,

AS we'll us mems and chldIens, have had my calelni at
tantion this season. and am offering Il greater variety than
ever before. NV stock includes all the late styles III tais
and colors. ] desire to call the special attention OF the Ia
dies to nv DISPLAY Of low cut quarter shoes, which have no
"eo ~ my +
equal for ease and comfort.
When wanting GROCERIES, just remember that l oeal III
Them and that my prices are always right, and my stock Is
clean and fresh.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-01

Statutes, Morning, Noon,
and Night.
Procession 3 o.. M. sharp.
1t will form ut High
School, thence to Flour
Mill c01t71teTn10rch to
Depot Hotel, thence
tGzce crossing 6ezo1U De-
pot Hotel to M0y7o1tGh's
corner, thence to Grand
Stand.
Fire cart dr01On 6ys60ys.
CARRIAGE Of the President
OfthesS Day, Orator and
Choir.
Car Of State.
School Children.
Citizens on foot and BIZ
cycles.
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a0lHT STATEMENT
OF AUDITOR AND TREASURER
On -rIr~

OF AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKo COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending April
1, 1897.
STATE OF NEVADA ..
County Of Klko. co.
AUDITORS oFFILE.
To the Honorable Board Of County Commls
sioners Of Klko County, Nevada:
GENTLEMEN: waherewith submit our Quar-
tetly Report Of the Finances Of the County
for the quarter ending April 1 1897.
respectfully submitted: ~
CA. WATKINS
Auditor.
: J. A. MCBRIDE,
'as4 Treasurer. r--
49,. RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Bal in treasury Dec % 90. s2s,l72 95
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ASCSpL1Ou OOmmlGCe0:
General Arrangements Committee.
s Invitation Committee:
Tuscarora-Dan- Coll, Geo. Terrell.
Carlin-Chas. Bernhard, J. B. Daugh-
erty. .... 90 .'.' ...... U.s..
Wells--Al Fisher, Fred Mason. rs
Deeth-Will r. Mayer, W. B. Arm
strong. ....... .-...
Lamoille-T. e. Jones, Will Rigsby
South Fork-Z. T. Hardesty. D. D.
Ogilvie. al. .,.g 49,.
Mound .Valley-L. D. Albert. s.
Young. ...
Starr Valley-J. w. johnson. Will
Crosson.
Gold Creek--Phil Triplett, j. D.
Abels.
Ruby Valley-E. H. Woolverton,
John D. Wines, Jr.
Admission: Gentlemen, so cents,
ladies' free.
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PROGRAM:

l. Music by the Band.
2. Opening address, President of
the Day.
3. Song, "Ame:ica," Audience and
Choir.
4. Prayer, Rev. John Dawson.
5. Music by the Band.
G. Reading Declaration OF indie.
pendenoe, j. II. Wheeler.
7. Song, "Star Spangled Banner"
~ hoir.
8. Grafton, e. S. Harrington.
8. Song, "a Thousand Years My
Own Columbia" Choir.
10. Benediction, Rev. j. M. Don
aldson.
IL. Music by the Band.
Refreshments at booth for childrer
from IL a. IN. to pm.
Ball game from LOO to 1920 p. m.
Main street at 1 p. H.
Bicycle race for girls, purse -. 80 80
Bicycle race for boys 49,. 2 ST.
Bicycle race for men go. 9 SO
Foot race for boys between the
ages Of 10 and 12, purse .. 9 Oh
Foot race for girls between the
ages Of 10 and -, purse :. 9 o.
Sack race for boys between the
ages Of ID and is, purse 80. 9 OF
Potato race for boys, any age. 2 OF
Race for Indian boys and girls, 2 OF
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3 p. IT,
Hsrse race from cattle corral
to flag staff, purse. 800 o.,
Indian pony race, purse .... s 90
-6:p. m
Horribles.
:7Ip.::m.-
1ndian:Snake:Dsn
&C. .'..... .....
E-8ap. H.
FIREWORKS.
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SUMMARY

Total receipts. .S39, 76l q
Paid from county funds. 9,749 80
Paid from Road fund. ;, 9O4 70
Paid from school fund. 9,2Os 70
Total disbursements. =. 1882 "a
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Balance in treasury. .....: 19,S98 AZ
The above balance stands to The
credit of the various funds as PEI
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, datee
April l. 1897:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-10-08

increase Ian the Number of New Csses Me-
ported, but a Failing ON la the tstau-
ties Sing uiar lnanimity In he beiief
that the Disease Cannot Attain the Pro-
portions Of an Epidemic Cowsrdiy
spouse.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 3l.-Yesterday
was a record breaker in the or
new cases Of yellow fever reported.
while the deaths equalcd in number
those Of any day since the yellow fever
was first discovered IN the city. There
are various reasons given fot the spread
of the disease, but the principal ones
are two-that the weather turned
warm again and owing to the much
wider field to cover, the board OF
health mas had some difficulty in get
ting every house as closely guarded as
was possible when the cases here were
few in number and the trained officials
Of the board were stationed about the
Guaranteed houses.
The fact that the death rate has been
siaall and that the chances OF an cpt-
demic have been constantly growing
less have made the general pubic
somewhat careless, and there has been
lAAeAtd,Ah% hAIAARH $50 49,
antined people and authorities. Inn
prisoned inmates Of houses have been
going = back fences and sneaking
out of side doors in order not TO be
fined. and the result has been that
more germ, have been scattered and
rapidly developed in these warm days.
In no other season have the authori-
ties been more strict in quarantining
houses and isolating those who might
have been around the sick, and the re-
sult has been that every possible effort
is being made by certain elements of
the community to get the better of the
board.
The increased number of cases here
has caused no general alarm. because
the increase of deaths has not been In
proportion. The death rate Ii "A tritic
under IL per cent, whereas live or SIX
days ago IL was how 10 be above -.
The conclusion. therefore, is natural
that there is no increase IN the mallg-
nancy of the disease.
The authorities here still believe
that for some time longer the new
cases will occasionally exceed the num-
FER on the books to-day, but they are
singulariy unanimous i'll the opinion
that the disease cannot attain the pro
portions OF an epidemic.
The saddcst and most sensational
case reported yesterday was tina o.
Mrs. Jennie Afford, who was stricken
with the fever Tuesday. Edward y
Eeppcrt, her son-in-law, greatly ter
rorized, immediately packed his grin
and He'd north, leaving his wife TO at
tend her mother in astrange city. Mrs
Afford died yesterday ~inyInias.
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a SENSATION
Created During the session OF TIA. Ciiurca
In England.

N~orTINGHAM, sept. aO.-Ihere was =
sensation here yesterday during the
session Of the Church congress. In
discussing the progress OF Life and
Thought of the Church of England ia
the Victorian Era, the debate assumed
n dramatic turn by the appearance Of
Father lgnatius, the famous monk
of Llanthony abbey, which he
founded. In an imprisoned speech.
FatherIgnatius declared that the school
represented in the present congress by
the dean Of Ripon and the archdcacon
of Manchester, was treating creeds ne
illusions, denying Christ and taking
away God. Thus" he continued,
was the very raison d'etre Of mission
arv work destroyed, and he ex-
claimed, are ON the fringe Of y
great apostacy.'
The speaker was not Interrupted,
and several times he was warmlI
cheered.
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POLICEMAN or The SEAS.
rae Hear VIII Guard the steamer Port
lands Precious Cargo.

PoIr TOWNSEND, Wash, Oct. l.
According 20 Capt Munger 81 the cut
ter Grant. il is the Bear ana not The
Corwin that Will guard IRON all de-
spoilers the tons of klonliN. nuggets
that tho 4an Portland i, TO bring
from st. Micnaels. Order, Cor Capt.
I uttle to thus act as a policeman OF
the seas Were taken To him Oy the Cor
win. which left Unalaska from 81.
Michaels the sarue day the Grantstart-
ca for this point. September 10. The
Alaska Commercial Co.'S steam
or Bertha brought 10 Unala,lsa
news from st. Michacls up
to the 18th inst. There We're over az
hundred men from the upper YUKON
waiting to come down on the Portland,
aud, according to sailor gossip, they
had "all kinds Of gold"
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GREENLAND FOR AMERICA.
kumor. that the Government Is Making
Oyertures for Acquiring the Island.

LONDON. sept. 80 .-Ihere is a rumor
ia Canadian circles IA a the govern
ment of the United states has made
uvertures to the government of Dem
mark with the object of acquiring
Greenland from the latter country.
The Evening News gives prominence
10 the rumor and says: "Jnder ordi-
mary circumstances, even If true, the
report would excite little interest, Dui
coupled with the news of the hosting
of the Union Jack over Baiin's Land,
it becomes of great moment IL ap'
pears that Bafiin's Land was never
formally acquired by the English. al
though 1T has been regarded a. English
for half a century. HUDSON {
Strait is destined TO become part,
an the future, of a great grain
carrying route between Liverpool and
Winnipeg. which will be a powerful
rival Of the American land routes.
The Americans have 40 port or foot.
ing on the eastern shores of the con
.lnent north of Maine, and If they are
I'd participate in the advantages Of lhe
Hudson bay route 1T has been appar-
emily urged hat their government Sc
cure some island or peninsula without
delay
The Evening News adds 10 this com
ment an interview with AN unnamed
Canadian Official, to the effect tnat the
hosting Of the Union Jack over isai.
fins Land was undoubtedly evoked ~
the report thai the United states gov.
N had its eye upon tnat terri
tory. According To the official quoted,
there is nothing to prevent the United
States purchasing Greenland from Den
mark.
La conclusion. the Evening News re
marks:
IF the Americans acquire Green
land there will be difficulties ahead
for our transatlantic and
international relations. LII they hav,
not acquired it already, what Is 70 pre-
vent our acquiring it?'
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MADRID. Sept. %. The queen has 40
sspted the cabinets resignation. ten
Gered to-day, but has asked Gen. AGAR
raga TO continue in office until n solu-
tion of the crisis is found.
Her majesty will summon the leaders
of the various parties and the p%resi-
dents Of the chambers. To consult as
tn the situation. Senior sagasta has
been telegraphed for, and it is believed
shat the liberal leader will be asked To
form a cabinet.
The ministry, whose resignation has
just been announced. was constituted
rs follows:
Prime minister and minister for war.
Gen. Marcello de Azcarraga.
Minister for foreign affairs, the duke
of Ietuan.
Minister of marine, Rear-Admiral
Don. Jose NJ. Deranger.
Minister Of finance. Don uan Ma
varro Reverter.
Minister of III and agricui-
ture, Don Aureliano Linares Rives.
Minister for the colonies, Don Tomas
Castellano.
Minister for the home department,
Don Fernando Cos Cayou.
United States Minister Woodford, the
duke OF Tetuan aud the president Of
the senate, the marquis de la Merrzed.
held a long conference to-day, and
Gen. Woodford presented to Gen. Az
carraga the members of the United
States legation.
Owing to the cabinet crisis, the
Cuban pour parlers have been post
ooned.
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TIE EEAN-zATEaS WIN.
rhe renant Wal 60 to Boston Regard
less az ia. Result 81 Future Games

rhe penant Will 90 t. BOSTON Regard
less az ia. ae-uit 81 Future Games.
I,RoDkrYN. sept. l-Although Ia
Boston, have one more game 70 pay
VIII. ntopixlyn and Baltimore will play
two more vita Washington at the
Monumental c.ly. the race for the
league pennant OF 1897 practically
came to an end with the conclusion OF
to-day's game at Eastern park. boston
won the game. while Washington
trounced the champions, which leaves
Boston tine nndi~pntcd champion for
1897. Even shnuii Baltimore win both
their games they can only attain a per-
centage of 200 points. should Brook
lyn win from BDstoa Saturday the lat
ter would still have a percentage OF
7Os.
The excitement at today's game
was extraordinary. In the second IN
ming. when the l;ostons scored hv,
runs, which gnve them "A safe lead
men and women alike arose in their
seats aud yelled frantically. Wher
the lead became so great there was n'
more hope for the home team. th'
most faithful joined the bostons ah'
their rootcrs. and for II time nobody
could hear anything else but people
yelling 'l,oston"
Young Dunn was put in the box u
fool the new champions. but Capt
Griffin might as we'll nave stood up
wooden man. The iIean-eaters has
their batting clothes on. and the taste
Dunn tossed them across the plate, til
harder Capt. Duffy's men could lin
the leather out. The only trouble wa
that the batting was all one-sided.
The home team could do but llttl
with klobcdanz the Boston twirler
About the only time they hit him wit
any effect was in the third inning.
The fielding. like the batting, too
was one-sided. Brooklyn made onl.
four actual errors. but sonc of IN
PLAYERS were guilty Of som OF the mo
stupid plays seer in many days. 10
toms work in the field was simply ma
~velous. Nothing seemed too iari 10
them to get. Lowe and Long alor
cut off four hits by their brilliant hel'
iuQ.
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THOMAS r. MoRGANs WEALTH.
lie Distributed II uncqua!ly. aud a Con-
te.t IL the Result.

CANTON. o., sept 30.-A contest has
arisen over the will Of Thomas K. Nor
gan. whose estate is placed at some
thing oven 81, 1900. Three sons were
made beEeiciaries 20 the extent OF II
twenty-fourth each OF the estate. An
other son was given ten twenty
fourths. 1t is charged by the three
sons ard other heirs that the favored
son used some hypnotic influence over
Mr.. Morgan, which induced him to give
linn more than his legal share. 1t
IS know that the son favored has fro
| quently exercised mesineric power over
others, and the contestants OF the will
set up the claim that such power was
used on the. decedelt. Counsel have
been engaged, and the case promises
70 be "A holly fought one.
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Joe Wolf. aud Fifteen Chicago Iiusin sss
Men 10 arect It,

Wolfe has had donated to him by
Joseph Ladue. the bonanza king Of the
klondilxe, "a half block of ground in
Dawson City, ALASKA, upon which he in
tends to erect a mammoth hotel. His
partnersi in this enterprise are l5Chicago
business men. Mr.. Wolfe has made ar.
rangements with II. d. Armour for
everything needed in the provision
line. Mr.. Wolfe viii be remembe red
as the only person who ever succeeded
in pulling off a genuine Mexican bull
fghtin the United States.
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LAYMEN.
ircular IookinE to Concerted Action %"
The subject o: Equal Representation IN
sh. General Conferences.

ircular Looking to Concerted Action on
The subject o: Equal Representation ip
sh. General Conference.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. sept. Sex
,ov. VIII Cumback. president, and
Hon. John Is. Conner, secretary OF the
committee appointed oy the Indiana
convention 0. laymcn Of the Methodist
Episcopal church recently held here To
issue an address To the layincn OF the
-hurch ia the United states. have sent
ou the following:
10 the Lagmen ~ he Maaodis: Episcopal
.Iiurch II the United States
In pursuance To O call of - prominent and
.ctiye lavlnen OF The Methodist Episcopal
church ~ this state. ac1nyention was held at
indianapolis on the 18TH OF this month TO con-
, Ter re important questions Of equal r'pr"-
,cntat ~ V.th The ministers IN the general con-
ference OF he church.
whe convention mat. and was composed Of
earnest Representative men and women irVlh
svary portion OF the state.
Resolutions were adopted with entire una
nimity la favor OF equal r. presentation and de-
-laring that the best interest Of the church
would be greatly promoted hy doing : at the
next meeting OF the general conference.
The convention also appointed 30 dclegatcS to
a national convention - be held IN i-s' Our
convention was the first state convention cailci
f0r this purpose.
Others have since been called. and ia me con-
ier,nces ID many parts ~ the country ny or
u.rizaticus have been .orlaed Tor the same pur-
pose.
As soon AZ the cali fer our convention was
published the undersigned received letters from
IA part, ~ fnp country. from both ministers
ana loIn-n. sndorsing the movement and in-
larmin. rs taat like action VIII be taken oy
Z tacm az an early Gas.
This has LED US a- Dfcr-s ~ our convention 70
ask these or-anizati0ns. both state and confer
.ncc to -eua d list 81 their oficcrs and dele
..tes t. John b. ,Oln.r. ~ Indianapolis, who Is
chairman ~ our executive committee
ia this way. by eorresp'naence. q meeting Of
the several committeeman may Dr called, ans
81 them a time and places b. fixed for a ma
iional convention
In order That you may more July UNDERSTAND
tile action taken by our late convention IN thii
eiiv. We VIII scna. on application, "a COPS ~ tn
proceedings OF tins laymrn 5 convention held il
mis- cts on september -.
lsigncdl WILL CUMBACk. Prcsident.
JoaS -. CONNER. secretary.