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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-10-14
Temperance Sunday.
Anti Saloon League Launches Local Option
Campaign

According TO previous announcement,
last Sunday, Oct. 9th was observed by
the Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist
| churches of Alma as Temperance Sun
day. Rev. Brant, head of the Michigan
division of the Anti-Saloon League, was
present and spoke several times during
the day
Mr.. Brant was in the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church in the morning and
delivered speech chiefly consisting of
sketch of the history of the league.
from IFS origin at Oberlin College many
years ago, to its present position of power
and influence. The movement repre-
sents no one political party or church or
other organization. Its sole platform is
the terse statement, The saloon mast
60"
The work of the league in Michigan
has been chiefly TO enforce existing laws
against the saloon and reserve these laws
from repeal, but it now proposes 10 take
up an active campaign. In the state
Legislature next session it will endeavor
to procure law prohibiting the sale of
liquor within five mile radius of any
college. Another proposed law is that
OF township option, vote on which
may be made compulsory every two
years and at a general election.
AT the close of the address pledges of
financial assistance were made and "A
considerable amount was subscribed
An address was also delivered by Mr..
Brant at the afternoon service in the
Methodist church. Later in the after
noon at the Y NJ. @. A meeting at the
college, Mr.. Brant outlined the plan Of
campaign. According to the present
law, next spring is the first available OPP
portunity TO vote on county local option.
From now on the county will be flooded
with literature and in the winter the
force of speakers, controlled by the
league, will make a school house cam
paign and stump old Gratiot as it has
never been stumped before.
At the union meeting in the evening
after a thrilling FLEA by Mr. Brant, a
local executive committee was formed
representing the churches, college and
business mon; "a nominating committee
was selected TO nominate officers and
steps were taken by which systematic
organization will be perfected in the
near future.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-10-14

Mr.. Bradley took some very nice pic
lures of the chemistry class, and the
high school Wednesday.
Mr.. Ely and Prof. Mitchell were Wis
itors at the school Thursday morning,
and each made pleasant talk ut chapel
No school Friday afternoon ON account
of County Teachers Association in
which our teachers have part. See
program.
The H. S. girls encouraged the foot
ball players by visiting them while
practicing. The line up for Friday will
be (viz) Shriner, @. Root, l.. G.. ;Welch,
r. g.; Reid, l.. T.; Leonard, r.. Z. ;
Baker. 7. T.. Passmore, r.. e. Down
ing, q. b.; Hard, l.. H.. Tinker. Il. ii
b Fuller, f. b; Capt Reserves
Decker, Weber, Jefferson, and Brock
Bradley, Mgr.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-10-14
COMMITTEES.

The following named committees wer,
appointed by the chairman of the boarC
of supervisors at the October session, '9S
Equalization. -Messrs, Potter, Cham
bers, Merrill. Amsbury, l. Presley
Claims--Messrs. Faunce, Oaks, Will
Jams.
County Officers. -Messrs Schaffer, Nc
Quaig, Durfee.
Ways and Means -Messrs. Meacham
Fraker Madden.
Taxation -Messrs. Becker, Hall and
Smith.
County Buildings -Messrs. Oaks
Becker, Marks.
Resolutions. Messrs. Fraker, Bodfsh
Mcacham.
Roads and Bridgcs.-Messrs. Hall,
HcQuaig. Presley.
Drainage.-Messrs. Gidley, Chambers,
Marks.
Fines Messrs. Hall. Meacham, Smith
Salaries. -Messrs. Merrill, Gidley
Madden.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-10-14
Sn IE sALE..--Notce ls hereby given,

SlERIFF'S SALE.--Notice is hereby given,
- that by virtue OF writ OF feri facas il su ic
out the Circuit Court for the County OF Grat,St
IN favor OF Abtam Durfec against The goods an d
chattles and real estate OF Harvey Welch in
said county. 10 me directed and delivered did
on the Tenth day OF October, A. d., 1898. levy
upon ana take all the right, title and interest OF
the SAID Harvey WEIGH in and to the following
real estate that Is to say: The West sixty tc0)
acres OF the south haif (56) OF the North West
quarter 90 of Section Thirty.dve 1851 In Town
Twelve ~ North Of Range Four az west
GratiOt County Michigan
All or which | htll expose for sale at public
auction or vendue, to the highest bidder In the
village OF Ithaca. In the said County OF Gratiot
lthat being the place OF holding the Circuit
Court for said County IL Gratiotl on Monday
the 18th day of November A. d., 1893, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon.
Dated this 10th day OF october. A. n. 1898
joins ~ SpINNEY NELSON J. NCCr,Iorou
Attorney. sheriff
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-10-14
SCHOOL NOTES

The sixth grade penmanship class
begins work this week.
Barton Dillln came very near catching
the B C. but caught instead the
G.. Il.
Ethel Kehn Of Chicago, entered school
this week and will stay while her people
are at The Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-10-14
TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS ABOUT
MORE FUN THAN LAST YEAR

AT the Grand Rapids Carnival, and
get them to go with you on the Excur %
sion October rs via. the d. CT. r. d W.
KY. Special low rates that day. If YOU
wish to stay longer, buy ticket for one
way fare any day from October 24th to
2Sth and stay all week.
lO22-2w. GEO. DEHAvEN, CT. p. A.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-10-14

Y0l| ought to know that when suffer.
W ing from any kidney trouble that
a safe, sure remedy is Foley's Kidney
Cure Guaranteed or money refunded.
BIVINs & RHODES.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-10-14
MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE.

IANsING. OCTOBER 3, 1888
Notice is hereby given that the following de
~crioed primary school land. situate in Gratiot
county forfeited FOR non-pavment OF interest
VIII be offered for sale mt public auction al this
Office on the 10th day of November A. ID 1895
at 10 o'clock a. m, unless previously redeemed
according to law.
WIN. A. FRENCH
40. OF Commissioner.
Ger Description Sec r. r.
2iss2 ne q Of neli rs On Nv
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-10-14

DR. \. +. McCLlNTON. Graduate OF the
Ohice in the New Pollasky Block. once bonrs
v.3o 70 80 a. m. 30 10 1900 and 90 to 600 o.
m. Night calls at residence one mile west Of
town. VI
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-10-14

Winter Apples Wanted.
The highest cash price will be paid for
winter apples at Vermeulens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
TEXAS roLlrtcAL NOTES.

Colonel Wynnc was in town, hut the pco-
pie could not get out 20 hear him.
Marlin, Texas. June . 1.-The democratic
executive committee has been called to
meet here on the Goth instant, The oopu-
list executive committee meets here on the
10th.
Hearne. Texas. June n,--owing to in
clenen, weather Colonel h. NJ. Wvnue
postponed his speech to have besn deiIy-
cred here yesterday until next Friday,
June IL
Iampasas, Texas Juno e.--Primarics
will be held Saturday, Savers will carry
the county for governor and Lanham for
congress; county officers vii, not be nomi
mated.
Forney. Texas. June 9.-Politics quiet
In Kaufman county. The county convention
meets next Saturday. II the convention
follows the primary. Wynnc delegation
will be sent TO the State convention.
Sherman. Texas, June 3 County judge
J. II. Wood today received telegram from
Cherokee county stating that that county
had gone for Allison Mayfisld for railroad
commissioner, This adds six moro votes
to Mr.. Mayheld's list.
Heurne. Texas. June 1i.--Thero are only
two county offices for which the candl-
dates leading In the primary held Juno
did not have q maiority These are the
asSeSSof > ana anerlli y oltiCes. On Juue
| q another election VIII be held TO de,ide
| the nominees for both Of them.
| Bryan, Texas, Juno lo.-~Sam Il. Hendcr-
| son, ESQ.,. and DR.. j. l.. Fountain Of this
city are candidates for the legislature FROM
| this, the Fitty-iifth. district. The present
| Incumbent, Hon w. l.. Dean OF Madison
Vile. is also Il candidate and the three are
hustling for instructions In the primaries
| tomorrow.
Anderson, Texas Juno a.-Griues coun-
| ty primsries will be held Saturday, Colo
| mel Wynne is now stumplng the county
but it will go for Savers; however thi:
| result might have been changed had al
| active Wynne canvass been made tw,
weeks ago Colonel Hutchinson is speak
Ing for Sayers and j. w. Swayne of Tar.
| rant for Wyuue.
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OFFICERS or CADETS.


Commandnnt AT A. md NJ. Makes
Recommendation.
Bryan, Texas. June 11.--Folowing are the
officers OF the corps OF cadets OF the Az
ricultural and Mechanical college for next
session recommended by the commandant
and approved by the president pro tom
TO BE Cnptnins,--tladets Kyle. Sloss,
Poulter and Martin.
To Be First Lieutenant and Adjutant---
Cadet Bowen.
To BE First Lieutenant and Quartermas-
ter.--Cadct 8. Barnes.
To Be First Lieutenant and Private Sec
retary.--Cadet Brewer.
To Re First Lieutenants.--C Cadets Love.
Horn Whisnant and Campbell
10 BE First Lieutenant In the BAND
Cadet Dryer. a.
To BE second Lieutonants Cadets NJ
Lewis. Evans, Asiin Monroe. c. whittie
strrns, Bali, Cousins and Hubbard.
To BE Sergeant Maior.--cadet Aprahams,
To BE Quartermastcr Sergennt.--cade'
Beal c,.,
TO BE First serseants,--Cadets t. elem
emit Bryan, walden, Jackman.
10 rae sergeants Cadets J. BreHster
Short. J. Lewis, o. Simpson, s. slmp'
son I Roark, Myers. c. Baumgarten. Gar
hnde, Fitzgerald Bfttle, a. Williams. TOE
der a. Adams. Griffiths, N. Crittenaen
pInokwoli Hutson, Mccormick. DAVIS. W
Ievgett. Wheat. g. BUTLER, w. Buhicr.
To NJ corporals. Cadets Springsthn
pIroa. Kelly, A. white, Bass, coiwicK
plake. strain. Splller. Alice. Shea. shaw
unss Nance. stafford, Leckie II. Durham
Kendall Jewell. Cayitt, keiner. Myess
yveatberly. Bundy, A. Lewis. Neatnery
| MeKain. o'Rourke. Garbade ana hyde.
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THE POpuLIsTs.
call for state Convention VI
CHILLY Made.

waco ,rexas. June 1.-THE ,oliowinS
.,t,,.,a, call for a populist State convention
has been issued from headquarters IN 'H''
city: .a hv the state
mt az the peoples party OF isn
s,d IN accordance with its ins'' h 1870
s at,u AZ Waco. March !. 1922, We ~ his
sMeh sre;sl notice TO the po2niists OF ,n,a
EN- s that the peoples party stare eon ON, =,
s 'a' ta o, Texas will convene at the eps ~
, Aua,in on wednesday. July Z. is.S mr.
ainninr at 10 O'Clock a. m, LOT ene stste
slnn' ~ nomineting candidates ior So
pose 20 he voted for at me Nose sn.,,,
o,iie ,s,, 1895; the adoption OF pia.ioa,n is
,hs election OF new state cna.rn .,rs,, AS q
~, ,hs transaction of such other ouSi .ar,yaa.
, nav properly come before the eon'sI
ton, v.,.at,on to said con-
vsrt,on as fixed by the peopse 20. each
sra 1ommittee, Is one deiesaie t rae.
,nc aud one delegate for malori.s
Ivy. az ~ "a votes cast for Hon. Jeronis y.
,ion r y, IN 1896: provided, thai coun Zoo
casting less than 100 popal,ss s 70 al con-
anal, be entitled to one vote IN sar' 'o"-
ve Go"ntv conventions for the pnrnossl q q
.a,sstin2 such delegates shouin ~
not later than July 10. ana cieu
n
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4 FIVE ADDRESS.
ucIiyercd by President winston NJ
sam Houston normal.

Dallas. Texas. June 11.--Dr. George 4.
winston's address. "The Inheritance OF
tho English Race" before the faculty ana
nupils Of the Sam Houston Normal inssituts
a, uunfsyilIe a few day ago and published
An last Mondays Post. haa been pronounced
a very scholarly and able effort by many
Dallasites. His exhaustive research INTO
Inc rharacteristics OF the English speaking
races rennte ancestry has been generally
admired. His eloquent reference 10 the
urobable result OF the ensuing war with
Spain Is considered particularly nttlns ara
annropriate. President Winston has many
admirers In Dallas and his latest address
has been commended more than any OF his
y,redecpssOrg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12

state Reunion VIII he Held at Gal
weston August d and q.

u.
General orders No. 4.
Headquarters United Confederate Vet.
Grams. Texas Division, Galveston, Texas,
June 6.--l. Owing to the request OF many
of the comrades In Texas who desire TO at
tend the Atlanta reunion. general orders
No. are modified so as to change the time
OF meeting of the Texas division from iuly
20 to August g. 1895 The annual reunion
OF the Confederate Veterans will therefore
be held In the city OF Galveston on the
9th and 9th days of August, 1885, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock a. m. August &. The
attention OF the camps IN this jurisdictions
is especially called to the following provis
ions OF the constitution.
Article Z. Penalties and Suspensions.
Section ]. No camp shall be permitted
representation In any meeting of this di-
vision, or any sub. division until said camp
shall have paid the annual per capita Tux
due the division or sub division.
| See. .. The per capita tax shall be APP
portioned as follows: Ton cents to the
| United Confederate Veterans. cents TO the
division, 3 cents TO tho -dlvisiop and Z
| cents to the camps.
2, Each camp IN this jurisdiction, and
those admitted before the reunion, will tax,
early steps 10 elect accredited delegates
and alternates to attend, as only accredited
| delegates can participate In the business
| part OF the session. The major genera
commanding again urges the necessity q
RENTING the per capita tax to the adju
rnnt general because no camp will be al
lowed Representation until this tax Is paid
3. The major general commanding re-
spectfully requests the press Of the Stat
10 aid the benevolent objects OF the United
Confederate Veterans by publishing thes
orders and giving editorial notices of tn
time aud place of meeting
4. The MAJOR general commanding re
spcctfuliy requests and hopes that the rail
road officials Of the State will also aid thu
old veterans by giving the very loves
rates of transportation so as to enable then
TO attend. BY order OF
w. T. Meriwether
Major General Commanding.
NJ. r. Mott, Adjutant General and Chic
OF STAFF.
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CHEROKEE COUNTY.

Rusk. Texas, June s.--The Cherokee
county democratic convention was held u
day. The following Instructions were made
Charles A. culberson. United States sen...
tor; Joseph n. sayers. governor, j. Il.
Tough, lieutenant governor; II. S. Curl
son. treasurer; T. s. smith, attorney gen
eral George w. Finger. land commission
er; r. w. Finley, comptroller; Alliion
Mayiield, railroad commissioner. W NJ
lmboden. congress; W. e. Donl ~, district
attorney; Dr. L. Lloyd. State senait.
George Terrell representative; W.
Townsend. Pictorial representative; S. j..
Willson.county judge; Lee d. Quinn, coin
ty attorney. ] Wood Francis. district
clerk; j. W. Chandler. county clerk. C..
A. Ballew. tax assessor: @. s. iIu ison,
tax collector; John b. Reagan, oh srif; a..
c. Looney. treasurer.
l.. w. Title was elected county chair
man for the next two years.
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CROSSING coNrRovERsY.

Fer the past three DAYS the commission
a,,oloted By the county court 10 hear tse
testimony in the crossing controversy ov'
tween the Galveston and Western railroad
ane the Gulf, Colorado and Santa re ran
way has been In session at the office OF
Mr. ]. w. Riddcil. The award was no,
made this morning as anticipated, owing
10 The absence Of Judge wharton Terry,
eounsel for the Santa Fe. A meeting VIII
ha held Monday for that purpost.
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cn11 fnr a CoMvcntion.

To lhe Democrats OF the slNty-tourlh FIo-
turial District:
Groesbeeck, Texas, June ll.--BS virtue
=, a,thnrl.v vested In me as chairman.
hereby call q convention 10 meet ~
uenrne. Robertson county. Texas. on
tuesday July ~, 1898. at ~ oei'S" a, A.,
l .o w ser representative from the Sky
ua,r Pictorial district COMPOSED OF the
lo s.,,,t;os of limestone. Robertson. Leon
.'S ua1ison 10 select chairman for the
anu Two years and transact such other
s,ss,,ses a. may properly be brought ne
pusih.s ,s conventjon. a. j. Harper.
Chairman Sixty fourth Pictorial District
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A PROPOSITION
To Prevent Harm to the Party
Through CaViIltng.

Through CaviIling.
Galveston, Texas, June 1.-THE following
open letter was yesterday addressed by Mr..
Aguio to MIR. Weber. These gentlemen
will be remembered as the two chairmen
of the warning factions of the democratic
party here
Robert Weber. Esq, Galveston, Texas:
Dear Sir: In matters of difference as 10
democratic authority the State democratic
convention is the supreme and final trl-
bunal Therefore your claim To the CHAIR
nianship of the democratic executive COM
niittee of this county. TO which was elect
ed by the democratic county convention ON
May "a, will be determined BY the State
convention which convenes in this city on
August .. Prior to this determination
recognize that conflict will necessarily ey
list and that such conflict may become
harmful TO the party to which we both be-
long,
The meeting which conferred upon lou
the claim you assert to the chairmansnip
advised you and the committee over which
you preside TO call, In the future, primaries
for the selection of delegates to conven-
ton to nominate democratic candidates for
i the legislature from this county, and nd
| vlsed you and the members composing !our
/ committee to rescind the action calling prt-
4 maiies on July for the selection of such
| delegates and for the nomination OF county
/ Officers.
l have seen no cab for primaries by you
! since May 81 Should primaries be called
| by you and by me, and two legislative con-
ventiors held each convention placing call-
didates before the people and each SCI OF
candidates claiming a regular democratic
| nomination. confusion will necessarily fol
low and defeat may result for the dem
ocracy.
To whatever decision may be made By
the State convention we shall chesrfuliy
bow. Should thar convention declare that
the delegates sent by the body electing yo
are entitled TO seats this will-in effect de.
eide that your title to the position claimed
by both of us is superior to mine and
shall yield cheerful obedience. You doubt
less will do likewise. To prevent contu
sion and probable defeat OF democratic can
dictates. and in the interest OF the demo
cratic party and good government. | beg, OF
behalf Of the committee Of which hav'
the honor TO he chairman. TO suggest tina
no primaries for the election of delegate
to a legislative convention be called b.
either YOU or me until after the State con
yentlon shall have decided the contest be
tween the two bodies each claiming to b
the legal democratic convention OF TIL
county. Should your delegates be Geatc
and you then call primaries. we will cheer
| fully participate therein.
: beg that you will give me an imme
diate reply in order that we may COVER
ourselves accordingly. Respectfully your
J. B. Aguilo,
. Chairman Democratic County Executiv
Committee OF Galveston County.
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CALDWELL COUNTY.

Lockhart, Texas. Juno 11.-Sayers for
governor and Browning for lieutenant GOV
ernor and Burleson for congress carried
the Lockhart boxes almost unanimously.
Lee Beatty has carried the county for ,en-
resentative.
Luling, Texas, June 11.-Primary passed
off quietly. For governor: Sayeis .4O,
Wynne G Browning 227, Cough %; CollarIi
1873. Morris 20; Burleson, congress, 20
representative. Beety 1919, Jelly 100. County
has gone almost solid for Savers. Browning
and Burleson; six precincts heard from
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A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Suit Entered for 4 Big Tract Of
Valuable Laud.
THE CONTESTED ELECTION CASES
WIN Take up several Days - the
COURTS Timr--A Ntncfy-Yenr-Old
pcdcstrian.

beaumont, Texas. Juno ii.--Brown 4
Macune. az attorneys for the heirs OF Stc-
phen Rou.h have illcd suit to recover aone-
fifth interest In the Hotchklss league OF
land in this county, tho present valuation
OF which Is tss.ooo. This league lies aicng
Taylcr'a bayou and on 1t Is located the
town of La Belle. which is tho postcfice
for majority OF the Taylor bayou rice
farmers. Tho petition OF the plaintiffs
names between thirty and forty plaintiffs
and In tho neighborhood Of 100 defendants
II is said about sixty years ago a COM
pany or association OF parties consisting
OF Messrs. Hancock. Routh, Morrison,
Fowler and Brogart purchased This league
for the purpose of laying out a town, but
for some reason abandoned their rooo,i-
ton. l.. Cohen. a prominent lawyer oi
New York, Is here today looking w the
interest of the Brogart heirs In the league
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made out and signed by the chairman and
secretary 81 the county convention and
forwarded Immediately to the chairman
OF me state committee at Waco, Texas,
SO That the convention roll. except where
there may be contEs>. shall be made up
before the conys>~,on Il called and the
committee on credentials appointed.
rne different congressional district
cnairmen will please note that under the
rules governing our party each Of said dis
iriets selects one member OF the platform
committee. who must report for duty of
Austin on Monday morning. July s5
ihe MAYOR OF the city OF Austin. Board
OF Trade ard Commercial club have guar
anteed to us rs low rate OF TRANSPORTATION
es Is made by any other political State
convention this year. A maximum rate
OF not to exceed IS will be given from all
points Of the State.
BY order OF the State executive commit
tee. J. 6 BRADLEY. Chairman.
c. NJ. Cureton. Secretary.
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VICTORIA COUNTY.

Victoria. Texas. June 11.--From returns
SO far received as to the result OF the
democratic primaries held here today, Say
ers will receive the instructions for gov
ernor and Kleberg for congress. The race
for State representative between Mr..
Bailey and MIR. Mcfarland. both OF this
city. is very close. and IL will be necessary
to secure the full returns from all outside
precincts before either can claim victory.
The county convention will meet in this
city next Saturday to ratify today's pri-
maries.
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Local, NOTES .

Miss Gladys Bingham left this morning
To yIsn friends and relatives In Gaiyes'pn'
p,s,r,ct Judge West has ordered tho
grand Jury TO reconvene Monday. presum-
abIv for the purpose OF investigating TIC
murder OF Lncian Harris
Judge West this morning rendered a YER
dict Tor the plaintiff In the case o. !
rsrroll "a. Tom Cassidy The suit was
for SECTION OF GAO acres OF land
W. G. Wiley, DR.. J. d.. Gober, MT. am
ARE o. l.. Nash. Mrs. w. b. CRAWFORD.
Mics Annie Price and Colonel w. , paw
Idson left this morning for Hoiiover
Miss Alice stone Of Beaumont ani MISS
Ethel stone and Miss Jennie stone u as
per N~ut to Sabine Pass tnis moEuaus
visit the family Of DR.. A. n prksu~
Poultry and garden pruducs sfs pS,n.
brought By wagon dis'ancs os NV NV
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A LABOR PAPER.

A movement to start weekly labor pa
pcr. which has been on foot the past SIX
weeks. Is gradually growing in strength
and tho promoters honc TO soon be reaoy
a., announce the initial number. Mr.. w V.
McConn, who has had valuable. expo
rience ns a newspaper man. VIII be the
ndItor. A number Of printers are also push
Inc mo proposition. Each labor orgauiha-
tien In the city Is asked to subscribe ioi
n certain number Of copies. and the paper
viii only be started when sufficient sum
is secured to aseure its inaintehsnce VIZ WI,
sources OF revenue.