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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10

L'XCUHSlUS-The annual excursion OF
II Madeley ". v, SunuHy suhoOlto WOOL.
land Beach, on MONDAY Juas litl. 1921 boat
leaves King stree; wharf at ~ o'olook Ina
exoursion viii be accompanied by tho Frat
Reg gimunt Band. A Coumlttee OF lRdIes " Ill
serve dinner on the boat for The sun OF s5o
each. There will be provision made for all
who co me, there isno use being bothered
with baskets rs II 10 mach loss trouble and
expense than TO take your dinner. as tue last
2ycnrs have fully proven. and as the excu(-
sion comes on tho anniversary OF the birth
of our American dag. a souvenir Will be
qiven to each one going with us on this oo-
Casion Como one AMI all,
j5steo6 DAVID GokF, supt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.


ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Hartford at Norfolk.
Paterson at Newark.
Reading at Lancaster.
Athletics at Richmond.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10

Despite the calamity walls which have
their origin in Democratic newspapers,
business is improving, In Wilmington
there is not merchant who does not re.
port briskness in business. Market
street merchants, especially say trade Is
better than II has been for year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10

Even chronic diarrh1a succumbs quick
ly to Dr. Fowler's Ext. Of Wild Straw.
berry, natures own specific for all bowel
complaints.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10

Voters shall be registered upon personal
applications only; and each voter shall, at
the time of his registration, pay u reg!stra.
tion fee OF ono dollar, for the use Of the
county where such registration foe Is paid
From the decision Of the registration
officers granting or refusing registration.
or striking or refusing to strike name or
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-07-24

The expensive imported beers
are not only equaled but arc sur.
passed by the latest perfection in
malt beverages, now presented to
the public and bottled for family
use by the PABST BREWING
COMPANY. 1t is the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-07-24

U0UHkuv
ARed-LetterY Year
for 1897.
The entire novelty Of many Of tho plans
for 1907 10 noticeable. For instance. the
series devoted to
"LOND0N As SEEN BY CHARLES DANA
GIBSON"
Mr.: Gibson has ,. not be: :, appeared g.
mcr for Scribner's Magazine, for the pur.
those scenes and types which the huge
metropolis presents In endless variety.
OF like novelty Ia the nrst considerable
NOVEL BY RICHARD HARDING DAVIS.
"sold!ers Of Fortune" The hero Ii one
Sa. s a% %s! TfSsss ea ' y 'e e. D. aSsS
tine CONDUCT OF GREAT BUSl.
NESSES."
cles Of which the following are already
completed:
"The Great Department Store"
S Ss M ManagS :; ,h OF Sreat Hotel"
"a Great Mandatory"
UNDERGRADUATE LIFE IN AMERICAN
cOLLEGES."
4 series OF articles touching upon the life
- mi slnR tVnr rail- tna NJ Fans se.as1
by the dolngs OF the students themselves.
Judge Henry y: Rowland writes on "un'
Iergraduate i.ife at Yale"
Mr.. James Alexander on "Princeton,"
on Harvard"
Japan AND CHINA SINCE the WAR"
will be a most interesting group Of arti.
cles richly illustrated.
tine UNQUlET SEX"
Under the title Of "The Unqniet Sea"
Mrs. Helen watterson Moody win write
forms" "'rhe College. Bred Woman"
"WOnlan's Clubs" and "The Case ~
Maria" Ia paper on domestic service).
W. D. HOWELLS' "STORY or A PLAy."
In this AIR. Howeils gives ns the hes,
4
GEORGE ". CABLE.
In addition to the hction enumerated
there will be o series OF four short stories
by George W. Gable, the only ones hs has
written for many years.
now TO TRAVEL WISELY
with a minimum Of wear and tear must
DO regarded as an art little understood
MIR. LEWIS MORRIS lDDINGS, In two
articles. viii offer variety q useful aux.
xNp r sSS aa's r. H via 4 hap nSP
isici a iii HAHDINa b DAVIS ,so %.RAv.
ELLERS ONE MEETS: Their Ways and
Methods" The Illustrations BY Ameri.
Gan aud foreign artists will bs highly per.
tinent.
II 10 impossible In . small space to even
mention the many attractive features for
1897. A beautiful illustrated booklet has
been prepared, which win be sent. postage
paid. on request.
Scribnsr's Magazine $500 . Year,
- cents . copy.
CHARLES ScRIBNER'S SONS.
lS3.lS7 Fiji Avssss. New Ysek.
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a Commercial Travellers sentiments.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUS-Sir: I am shaping my
course in order TO he home to vote for q n. Tracy. for
n he is elected ! know that on my next trip my bust
meas will Increase when the people at large know that
the greatest city In the world Is for sound principles
and sound money, | have TO smile when l read tHat
the gentleman with the swellei head. Seth Low. Is
out against the "boss." / honestly believe that n ho
were elected no would be the greatest boss we have
ever seen In New York. admire Mr.. Plat as / do
THE Bun. and shall be happy II the Republicans win.
lam 1sksi hy my trade every day OF what class Of
men are the cts composed. answer that they are a
lot OF Cleveland Mugwumps, together with some dis,
satisfied Republicans, who ars sore because the reg,
ulars have not seen nj TO put them In onlcc; men who
are always on the fence. renIy 10 go 70 any sido
which will place them. Day GOODS DRUMMER.
COLUMBUS, o, Dot. 81.
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Hom the Nebraska State Journal
Ilove to Join in social oha
With friends and ~neighhors round aboa
To MARBLE softly through my has
n let my fund OF knowledge out.
b social side OF life appears
Enchanting in its every part,
A solacc to my doubt and fsarp,
A balm TO this poor bleeding heart
But when within my solemn den
/ sit me down each day to think,
And mako this little. old stub pen
Toll in exchange for food and drtnk.
To make the matter doubly plain.
Exact and clearly understood,
am not there to ent-rtain-
Stay out, say nothing and saw wooA-
Alone. I am prepared to Jerk,
In some small manner. nrss and lest
An Inspiration for tho work
From out the silence deep and fest
when all is still then. fancy freo,
roam the earth from pole 70 pole.
The things ! hear and sights I see
Are quite romantic. on tho whole.
Ofttimes ON wings OF wind I go
To view the awful scenes once moro
The mortgage wrecks At Broker Bow,
The bones Of that unhappy boar.
I see a section mortgage-cursed
(By Providence now greatly bleooedl
Where cruel greed once did its worst
And bowling hot winds did the restj
Whore. midst the poverty OF crops
Ambition recognized lite ohanoo
And went TO Cultiv ating Pops
Its selfish pleasures to enhance.
Just when a srul.inspiriug thought
IL mine, in comes some fellow-worm.
To Ill my ears with tOmmyrot,
Delay my work n see me aQuirm-
Hence in this sad. complaining o
write these words and humbly pray
Hereafter to no left alone
Some portion OF each busy day.
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THE DUTY ON WOOL.
why the Present Tariff Discriminate Against
the Argentine Republic.

r-ur unrro, nm rn- crv ". ~
i"Ihh roiio" II 7oH-o'T' MUCH mas
been said In the press about the Argentine Re-
public's retaliatine on account of duties nut m
III. "a -, ~ ~. Di.Iou,rr
hides and wool by the Dinghy bill. So far we
have no positive information CT any such action
by tho Argentine Government. Rut havc We
$500 ~ ""
any r'eht coihplaih II s"ch acnon were taKenf
In putting q specific duty on wool in tho grouse
Ne discriminate agoins, ,hc A rpentino Ponu,,t,
$500. :, n.cnInH ~,
10 the eA'euto m"hIhH inc importation or AT
gentine woods 2rohibitory.
Thu attention NJ Cb,irm,, Di,o,.x ro. ,,u.s
'.N'e' "''""eu
TO TINS matter prior 70 the framing or the wool
schedule. and he wrote stating that Il would
nav. his attention. hut vbon Oh. ,,ro o,n.
wv rs '" NV ''"" '"'"o
the bill was passed with n specific duty on
all clothing woods. This virtually prohibits tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31

To THE EnIroR OF THE srH-Sir: "a medical -.
animation OF members OF the home was started On
Tuesday. 1t got rs far as COMPANY x and then, for
some reason. collapsed. "-Iiump tDn, Va. bulletin,
Oct. 10, 1907. The examination was the evident ont.
come OF THE SuS's recent publication concerning the
home. and. Il IS said, disclosed the fact that the per-
centsse OF lawful members was even lcss than 80 per
cent. OF the whole number of inmates present In the
homo at this place, as asserted by the communities
tion published in THE sun \ ug. 80 last.
The "meitchl examination " was conducted, as fp
as II went. by a young assistant surgeon, lately acting
surgeon, who Was appointed Us an inferno about two
years ago in the home and has been constantly there
since. and who doubtless became appalled, ut the huge
proportions OF tn" swindle being perpciratcd on the
country by the multi! tnde OF muscular, healthy Ioafers,
perfectly aole to earn their own support by labor.
who are harbored In the charitable Institution created
ana Taintained by Congress at this place for disabled
Old soldiers only. 1t seems to merely require ~perJury,
by subscribing AMI falsely making oath when
admitted TO tho home that by reason OF thciR
alleged disabilities they are unable to earn
tl4rir living by labor. to enable those I'm posters
fraudulcntly to lay down on tho Taxpayers dur
ing the remainder OF their lives rs national pnDf-rs
nil to the exclusion OF legitimate objects OF tho ma.
tons well meant but mrsapplied brner, enre as 10
has been ami Is now admin Sterrd by the Hoard OF
sut system II is a positive diSad vantago at the hons
for any iumute aniict"d with a disability that UNITS
rna,c VI tho institution as I'd administered nj tho lamp
ton home under the present inrnici"nt nIauagemcnts
however capable he may h." to MI any minor nrrdiul
position in ~" home. and n" Il hos,'d. lied on. and
often robbed. hlackmniloi, and abuse nj every OPP
pUrtunity by those shameless ErOuuNrUls who arc
preferred always by the officials for all minor i3bg
IN she home for lazy men. such n captains OF
companies. wnr,i M strrs. clerks, ori@rlIes, srrgeants,
dnrrkeepc-s ~ tn" several Departments, home guides,
messengers. dining room srrgeHnts. and nearly all
other petty onicorS required In Cundu ting IN" insti-
ton and not T'gulrlnS any rciiv" rN Irnditurr OF
manual labor. and which crippled inmates ana men
who. though minus nm arm or q leg. could capnhly
and more appropriately MI In IN alleged home for
disabled old soldiers |. ig Nth fine rDnprpgS WA
acting In this matter and in the interests and for tho
better nOurI,LMgnt and tr"atm mt OF these infrm
legitimate wards OF mo nation. so that thcy nay
have some measure ~ comfort m their OH age and
innrmi'ics In this" all Gcl nones. uumnl'a' II sud
with th" presence and ordering Hh0ut
~ thos" able ~ died iTnost"r,. chronic dTunkaris.
wife d"aert"rs. ard stalwHrt buns, ~ ucra'lv from
the cutters ~ ~!Ntlln'ir seGhuHri riti"I nni towns.
aud who constitute" the great body ur ~" iumatse
now present In the home at this place. VETERAN.
HAMPTON. Va, Oct. 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31

Wee. black, faint hearted little thing.
Beneath my hammock summering,
In burrow safe and snug. . king
In spite Of me or Tabby.
Hast thou no faith in cats or msnI
Thoult never more be happy, then.
But ever scurryinR from the ken
OF those who crush or main thee.
Try to forgot. at least, forgive,
The boots aud claws and tseth that give
Thy soul dismay. Here thou shalt live
TIL frost and cold enthrali thee.
Only DO sure: In winter tide
Revisit me. Thou shalt abide
In safety by my W Preside
TIL summer days recall thee.
MosEs Hale pouaLAnA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31
Republican success. Inevitable.

To THE EDITOR OF TmF SrS-Sf": with tho rrgulAS
Democratic vote divided bctHo"u Van wyck, George.
and Gleason. the independent Democratic vote about
solid for Low, and the certainty that Low will poll
only a very small part NJ Republican votes how IL 10
possible for any man OF common sense to assert thGt
Con. Tracy will lo defeated Tho iOrir Of the situG.
ton shows mt Zen. Tracy IL the only candidate who
can possibly be elrCt"l,
New papcrs and ipdiv iduals wiifni!r Tisrrprrsant-
Ia these facts simply confess the utt"r h"uclc.HnesS
Of their cause. They AZ" virtually n RuOwlfdglnF de-
fraI. Their clap trap Will ba m" means - solit''ying
the Republican vote. As election dag approaches we
mud more and more evidence that rranN's vote Il go-
ing 10 hr tremendous, Ter Us march 20 the polls on
SVv. 2 10 the time Of 1--WE ar coming, Father lsIJa-
min. ESQ 900 strong" ant on Srv. = ~" PEOPLE nf
Greater Now York WIN mud that Tracy lns h-"u very
much in evidence. an that tho "ulJ war hur,C" has
'"rn elected hv q rousng plurality, itwl.haye been
done by true blue Il, pIH'lru ~
Here's success 10 you, "uid friend. - Gen, TRACY, the
first Msvor OF Greater New York. y. ". IHlsN.
OCT. 90. 1@l Park place, brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31
Tho Codnah Came BACK.


Fron the Sprfnldeld RepubNoaNL
A veteran Portland fisherman says that when he
was . boy his mother sent him to got his fathers
glasses mended. The boy INDUCED in . little fishing
on tho way and lost the glasses overheard while land
ing . scuipin- He went home. got intimately 90
quainted with his mothers slipper ana went hungry
TO bod. Six chilly months passed before he dared to
70 fishing again, but when at last he throw his line .
big Goldfish rose to the surface near by. and there on
the nsh's nose rested the gold bows that had cost the
spanking. The cod was safely landed and the glasses
recovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31
The Tally Register.

The visitors to any public place may easily DO
counted without attracting attention by means
OF II tally register, a little contrlyahce about the
size of a big watch, which can be carried ia tho
palm OF mo hand, out OF sight, and IL operated
hy rressins ipOn II little attachment projecting
at ne siic. Every pressure counts ono on tho
dials OF the instrument, which records up to
1000, Then tho tally man scores one. and re.
with anuthev machine already set. The tally
register is not new. II has long been used also
In keeping tally in the shipment or receipt Of
merchandise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31
swift In war

From tho Atlanta Constttutton-
An old Georgia darky. who was doing . JOB Of
work at an Atlanta residence the other day, in shs
course OF conversation with his employer touchsA On
the late war.
R"And you say" said his employer. that ron fol.
lowed your master through the entire war ?"
"Dat I did. subj" was the proud reply.
HI was Q great soldier. was hel"
"well. sub" replied tho old man. ~ oOlidnp ten
much srbout dat. lie wux runnin' so fAs' eli de time
IL wuz hard ter keep up wild him. All dos know 4
--hs wuE purity swif'r'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31
Tho Coed Not Always Beautiful.

From the Warrington Star.
"To be good" remarked the orhsnd philosopher
"is to be beautiful"
"wal." replied the man who was trying to sell him
smountain farm. al dunno. Mebbe it's the exosp-
ton a. proves tho rule"
"what do you mean ?"
"I was thilEln' bout q 'poSsum. There's no deny.
in that 'posSum's mighty goodi but 70 can't never
make me think it's purity"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31
SILAS
Tho Conntryman Who Plays . Pars in the
Show or the City's strsets.

show OF the City's strsets.
A figure that was for a time familiar IN up
town streets has now appeared downtown. It
Is that OF a man in the garb of a countryman
carrying an old-fashionti valise. upon which an
advertisement Is painted. Uptown he returned
at intervals to the store he came from, looked
up at tho sign over tho door, and then walked
In; to start out again presently on another
round.
Downtown he carries two valIses; a small,
fiat valiso of the alligator-mouth kind, upon
tn o sido OF which is marked the name "Silas."
The other. "a big, square, glazed valise, bears
the name and announcement OF d downtown
hotel.
Silas,, wearing clothes from way hack, his
trousers tucked In his boots. and a red bandanna
around lis neck; hmoO'h'faced md wearing
spectacles, and with a look of profound limo.
cence upon his countenance, Wander about
through the busy streets in the lower part OF
the ciLy: Ito attrtcI1 attention. aud that IS his
odd. picturesque. and Interesting ~featureS of the
city's varied show
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31
O T AVID

WIN you state who wrote the following lines ana
where they ocourf
Who never turned his back. but marched breas,
Nevor douIted clouds would break;
Never dreamed. though right wero worstsd, wrong
Held. We fall to rise. are banned to tight better,
-Saoep to wake" AB.
The lines refer to Lincoln. We think; We DO rot
place them, however.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31
He Was the First.

From the indianapolis Journal.
"Tcl me. dear. am l the nrSt man you ever kiased p"
"You are the nrst one who was mean and HuSpicious
enough 70 ask me that question" NJ
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white Horues,

Prom Literature
night, 1897, BY Rudysrd Klpiins in tAs uni,sa sssa
AmsricA.l
Where run your colts at pasturop
where hide your mares to breodP
Md bergs against the ice-cap
Or woSe Sargossa weedl
BY liRhtless reef and channel,
Or crafty o~oastvise bArp,
But most the deep. sea meadows
All purple TO the starr.
who holds tho rein upon year
The latest gale lot free.
What meat is In FOUR mangorf
The Elut of all the sea-
"Twixt tide and tides returning
Great store OF newly dead.
The bones of those that faced NJ,
And the hearts Of those that NED
Altar. ofY.,hore and single,
Some stallion, rearing swtfA
Eeighs hungry for new fodder
And calls us to the drift
Then down the c!cven idgen-
Ten million hoovos unhhod-
Brcak forth tho wild white horses
To seek their meat from Cool
Girth.decp in hissins water
Our furious vanguard strainp-
Through mist OF mighty trnmp1inGp
Roll up tho touchdown names
A hundred leagues to leeward,
Ere yet the deep hath stirred,
The grooming rollers carry
h coming Of the herdl
Whose hand may grip your nostrtie-
Your forclock who may holdf
Zen they that use the hroads with uA
The riders bred and bold,
Tia: spy Upon our mRtinEs,
That rope US where We run
They know the wild white horses
From father unto son.
We breathe about their cradles,
We race their babes ashore,
We snuI against their thresholds
We nuZZle at their door
By day with stamping coursers.
BY night In %whinnying drovos,
Creep up the wild white horses,
To call them from their loves.
And come they for your callingp
No wit OF man may save.
They hear the wild white horpos
Above their fathers gravej
And, kin of those we crippled
And sons OF those we slew,
Spur down the wild white ridors
To lash the herds anew.
What service have ye paid them.
Oh, Jealous steeds and strong?
Save we that throw Their weaklinn,
Is none dare W ork them wrong,
While thick around the homestead
Our gray. backed squadrons graEe-
guard behind their plumber.
And . veil before their ways.
With march and countermarehinG-
With press OF wheeling hosta-
Stray mob or bands embattled-
We ring the chosen coastsi
And. careless OF our clamor
THAI bids the stranger lily.
At peace within our pickets
The wild white riders lie.
Trust ye the curdled hollows-
Trust We the gathering Wind
Trust ye the moaning groundswell-
Our herds are close behind
To mil your forman'sA armies
To bray his camps abroad
Trust ye the wild white horses,
Tho Horses of the Lord
RuprARp KnLu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31

Low. Lower. Lowest
4afsruA inferior iAnAuE
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It Is in the Syrian. not in the Armenian branch Of
the Roman Catholic Church where married men may
DO made priests. In the Armenian branch OF the
Roman Church. a. in other branches. the rule of cell.
bacy for prfesta prevails. The priest OF the Armenian
Church. which is not n branch OF the Roman Church.
must be n married man and have children before he
10 ordained to the priesthood. Your statement that
"if his wife dies he cannot marry again is correct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31

The Warrington Benevolent Society was Instituted
in the city OF New York the 10Th day OF July. 1908:
the officers In 1909 were: Isaac Sebring. President
Gulian c, ~verplank. Secretary. Each member OF the
Legacy" The frontispiece was an engraving OF
George Washington. by "Leney Sc. New York. - fol.
lowed by a certificate signed by the above named
officers with pen and ink; The reading matter wns
washington's farewell address to the people OF tho
United states. The book was printed hy J. Seymour.
at the Washington Head. lis Pearl street. In 1908.
A. NJ. w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31

Fifth avenue and Sixtieth street. Its baSis Is purely
social. and many men who arc not in business. and
many among tho leading merchants. bankers, and
professional men belong to 1t.
10 tho steel armor plate sold to Russia by tho Car
negio Iron and steel Company for eS89 a ton and Of.
feTed to tho United States for $500 a ton the Same
grade OF stNelp Where is It manufactured? " ",
The armor sold to Russia is the same as that used
by our nAvy. The armor ia made at Bethlehem; the
Carnegie Coinpany's explanation OF what seems very
sharp practice is that. to keep their works open.
they took u European contract which gave them no
pront whatever.
1. What is the meaning OF 'Dominica Letter.
found Under Chronological Cycles" In almAnacsl
g. W.K.
!. The Dominica iettor 10 tho letter used in eccleai.
astioai calendars to denote sunday. Tho Romans
used tho nzt eight letters to denote the days OF thei,
nundiGai period the Christians used the nst seven
| letters to make their s~even.day week. A is always
tho nrst day OF january the dominical letter is that
| which falls ON sunday. .. Write tho Chancellor, John
II. Vincent. Drawer le4. BufAlo, n. Y.
Is there q work published on tho prluciples and
| practice of forest culture In this country L, NJ. X.
There are several books on this subject. Some OF
thom are John Nisbet's " Studies in Forestry" 81. 5Oi
L. ]. Houston's "outlines of Forestry" 81; n. N.
Jarchow's Forest Planting $3.50; A. g.. guIler's
Practical Forestry" and there arc Others.
What proportion OF suicides Is committed In this
country by Germans? W. l.. NICK.
The Germans In a given time furnish about one and
. half times a. many suicides aS any Other nationality.
| Records In this city between 1878 and 1891 show
l.lS7 German suicides to about TAI Americans and
l SEQ Irish
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-02-13
Police .B..ry Gives LlberalIy.

Tuesday, the committee appointed
by the mass meeting of last week com.
posed Of Mesdames Lastie Broussard,
w. d. White, G. j. Edwards, W. A.
White and Messrs. Lastie Broussard
and Gus Godchaux appeared before
the Police Jury and made an appeal
for aid for the North Louisiana suffer-
crs. The ladies did the talking and it
was very effective if we judge by the
results for the Police Jury after some
discussion appropriated Five Hundred
Dollars and appointed Gus Godchaux
Z. Sokoloski and ID. L. Mcpherson as o
central committee to receive and for
ward contributions. Subcommltteemen
were also appointed in the different
wards.
SHORTHAND SCHOOL. Learn short
hand by mail. Hundreds of positions
commanding good wages open to STE
nographars. Cheap and quick method
Only ST. in advance per month. Wat
son Shorthand School, 2335 Morgan st,
New Orleans, La. 5ou