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tisatsd and found this statement wa
correct Then Mr.. SornmhryillA had

tigated and found this statement was
correct. Then Mr.. somneryille had
said:
Now, Reynolds. you are In abox: sou
have compelled us TO gti after you."
After this the Testimony took another
turn. and the Henry loan at Grafton.
was told OF. The loan had been paid In
to the company. ind 1900. according TO
Reynolds, was eent to Washington TO
1nan out; the balance was placed In q
Wheeling bank TO the conipany's credit.
The REORGANIZATION was conducted
by Mr.. Howard. The witness again as.
serted that Reynolds acted on his own
individual responsibility In opening the
Washington office. Mr.. Howard pro-
duced an agreement In which President
Taylor authorizes Reynolds TO 'negt,-
tiate any matters OF financial nature for
the Guarantee Loan & Trust Com
pany." The witness insisted that Rcy-
nolda or someone Interested had erased
the word, ''and bring before the board
OF directors" which he had written In
with ink over q type-written line.
The cross-cxamlnatiun wns long and
severe. Tho case will continue seceral
DAYS. IN
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GorernmentunonIni..

WASHINGTON, D. c., April L.-Tha
comparative statement of the govern
ment receipts and expenditures during
March shows that the total receipts
were sSee,95S, $50, q loss OF about $4,000 900
as compared with March, 1927. The ex-
p%enditures during March aggregated
ISL, $50, i4i. an increase OF nearly $780,
900 over March. 1881. This increase is
largely due to expenditures under the
recent appropriation for the national
defense. The customs during the
month were over 100000 less than
March 4 year ago, which were then alb
normally heavy on account Of the
pending tariff act. The receipts from
Internal revenue increased last month
about $1,000, 900.
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Matters OF Minor Moment In nad Aboat
the City.
Matinees at both theatres to-day.
Grand Opera House to-night-"The
White Slave"
Opera House ti-niglr;-Donpelly and
Glrard in THE Geezer."
Council committee on cemeteries
meets this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock ut
the city building.
The North Wheeling bottle works will
resume Monday morning after 4 ten
days shutdown.
A full rehearsal OF the Woman's MI
sical Club will be held at the A. O. U.
W. temple at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon.
AZ special meeting Of Crescent lodge
No. s, Ama1gamated Association. VIII
be held ut Trades Assembly a this
afternoon at . O'Clock.
The coupon printed on the eighth
page OF this mornings I~ntclligencer,
and ten cents will secure No. l OF the
series OF magnificent photograph port
folios showing the ships and command
ers of Uncle Sans Navy"
Yesterday morning james Higgins,
an employe IL the La Belle tin mih, was
| painfully burned about the face and
hands, by the acid used In the mtl. He
was removed to his home on Twenty
! fourth street, and It Is feared that one
OF his ewes Is ruined.
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 1.-THE
Chickerlng general bill declaring that
enlistment in either army or navy Will
not deprive veterans Of pensions for
previous service has been agreed on In
the house committee on invalid pensions
with an amendment. The following
amendment was adopted:
And also persons who served in the
Confederate army during the late civil
war. who shall hereafter serve in the
army Or navy OF the United States for
at least ninety days, shall be entitled
10 benefits OF the act OF June 81. 1880.
and pensionable hereunder II shown to
be unable to perform manual labor and
dependent thereon for support. The bill
was Immediately favorably reported to
the house.
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THOUSANDS OF sufferers from
grippe hive been restored to health by
One Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly
cures coughs, colds. bronchitis. pneumo-
MA, grippe, asthma, and oil throat and
lung diseases. Charles r. Goethe,
Market and Twelfth streets: Chatham
Sinclair, Forty-sixth and Jacob streets;
a. L. Scheehle. No. COZ Main street; Ex-
ley Bros, Penn and Zane streets;
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport.
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Hail Columbia, happy land;
Drink Book Iissr OF tho Belmont brand.

THE farmer, the mechanic and the
bicycle rider arc liable to unexpected
cuts and bruises. DcWitt's Witch Eazal
Salve IL tho best thing to keep on hand.
II heals quickly. and Is n well known
cure for piles. Charles II. Goethe
Market and Twelfth ~strcats: Chatham
Sinclnir. Forty-slxth and Jacob streets;
a. Z. Sc.cchle, No. GOT Main street; ES-
ley Bios. Penn and Iano streets;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport. 3
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Onice: Nos. IS and - Fourteenth Street.


N~otIce-TI. q. Zane.
Special Drive on Canned French Peas
II. F.. Behrens Co.
Dry Goods BarGains-J. S. Rhodes & Co.
For Rent-Dwcllins No. 10 Sixteenth St.
For Rent-Suite OF Three Rooms.
Notice-Crescent Lodge No. s, A. A. OF
l., 3. and r. W.
Wanted-Man to Establish Insurance Or
der.
Woman's Musical Club.
Notlce-Theo. W. Fink.
Quarter Extended-Mutual Savings
Bank.
Easter Greetins-stan,on's Old City
: For Sale-Howard Haziett.
Dlslnfectants-R. II. List.
No Stove or Range Equal to the Valley
Stur-B. Fisher.
Len & Perrias' Sauce.
List OF Letters.
Headache 16 Years-Second Page.
In Selecting a Spring Suffice Baer-
Eighth Page.
We Claim Your Valued Patronage-M.
Gutman Sc Co.-Fifth Page.
Sec Our Sculptor-Stone & Thomas
Eighth Page.
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hrs a X

Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day OF April. 1887.
HUGH JOHNSON, Justice OF the Peace.
These pills are wonderfully effective
IN the treatment of all diseases arising
from impure blood. or shattered nerve
force. Thcy 3 adapted to young or
old, and may be had at any drug store.
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EI-ht Candidate. Nailed.

Last night at the Cathedral high
school hall. eight candidates were ini-
ated into the mysteries of the knights
of st. John, by Lafayette Commandery,
No. 3lS. Bcnwood Commandery paid a
fraternnl visit, and after the regular
business was dispensed, an enjoyable
smoker followed. Lafayette Comman-
derry Is on the boom.
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In clerk nobtr,.on,. omrr.

Yesterday, In Clerk Robcrtson's office,
the following transfer was recorded:
Deed made March 81. 1885: by Charles
Max and wife. TO Anna Shrlver: con-
sIderation. $3.50; transfers store fixtures
at 1853 Market street.
One deed OF trust was recorded.
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Opening. g pss.i. r'i psii...

Regardless Of advance In Nroplsns. we
are prepared to mako 10 order Suits,
and Trousers At Last year.. re-
lueed and popular prices. Suits SEC. 90
up. Oyarcouts $500 up. Pants $500
M. The artistic cut and stylish appear.
selves. Inviting inspection.
q. HESS j. SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Fine Furnisher,.
1871 and l32j Market Street
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LADIES. clean your kid gloves with
Miller's Glovcinc, for sale only by j.. s.
Rhodes & Co. Sole agents for the cele.
brated Clemcntina Kid Gloves. AL the
most desirable shades for street or
evening wear.
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FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
or the Operation OF tho Day s;ur,ery-Ths
Work OF the Nursery iias drown with
Tacii Passing 1Iontli.

o/,,,. o... nv,h. "a. IT,.
-. ,,.,,,.
"''"" ~"
lac" iass'hs ai'h'n
To h Public:
The Kings Daughters day nursery at
,e,o ,,,rpo, s,rea, ,,,d. +, ,,-oo,,o,
$50,
anu ma'hlenahce OF u city union OF
Kings Daughters. has been In existence
one year Yesterday. Al n civ union
.,o,,i,. 4. I,,hr,,,,, :, ,en, uo,,.,
"Ne ~ - i''' ''''.o"
vas made 10 form 4 Gay nursery IN this
city, and, as n home Of this kind was
badIv ,aeled /. ,not with tho ,nror,,
lro'h aIi present. anu htheu'aleiy s'eps
were taken to establish 1t. The officers,
Mrs. DR.. Robert ], Reed. president:
,,,,, ,..,n cn.,,, A., T w
~
brooks. vice presiucht, anu MIS-. george
ID. l1beilns, secretary, ana the board OF
managers, from the diTerent circles IN
the city. were then elected and COM
mittees appointed TO so TO work at once.
The upstairs rooom OF the building oc-
cupieu by the nursery at the present
time were then secured; also the SER
vices OF the very able matron we nave
mad since the opening or tho institu-
ton. On April 10 we had our opening
day and received donations OF all de-
sc:lptlons. which was very encouraging
for 4 new charitf. We started u 10
board children by the day exclusively,
and from the very beginning had ap-
Nplicants. The object OF the nursery was
to take care OF children by the day, so
MS TO enable their mothers to so out
working. 1t was 70 be open from $50 In
the morning until I o'clock In the even
ing. and the small sum Of five cents per
day was TO be charged for each child.
Since u opening We have found the
demand to board children by the week
greater than the demand 10 care for
them by the day. the hoard in cases OF
nus kina eslns u per week. me ages OK
man.Ss N six years. those nv tho weak
from one year to six years. Mothers
are allowed 10 visit their children dur
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Discussed Their Daughters Case for
Hours.

doctor came and was surprised to see
such an improvement. He told US to
keep giving her the medicine. We gave
her one pill after each meal until eight
boxes had been used, when she was
well. She has not been sick since, and
we have nc fear OF the old trouble re-
turning. We think the cure almost
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TO CURE A COLD ~ ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets.
All druggists refund tho money if 1t falls
to cure. &c. The genuine has L. B. Q.
on each tablet.
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Mrs. KATE G. HANDLAN.
Fin millinery, City BANK building
Rooms and ., Market Street,
Opening April 9Th, 9th and 9Th. All arc
cordially invitsd.
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LORD Coleridge thought Cooks I'M
perial Champagne the best he ever
tasted. Ordered fifteen cases to prove
his opinion.
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LAST TAX NOTICE.

Call at sheriTs otlco and pay your take,
save intsresf. costs and trouble. Taxes
for 1897 nre long past due, and furthei
tlmo cannot be Sivon.
II. c. RICHARDS,
Sheriff Ohio County,
ONCE, Public Building.
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Thanking the public for the interest they
have taken in the nursery since 1t has been
in existence. and wishing q continuance
Of same. we are, respectfully,
BOARD OF MANAGERS KINGS
DAUGHTERS DAY NURSERY.
MRS GEO. II. EBELING, Secretary,
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10 conts a day pays Tor n telephone In
your residence. Take one md got your
nnmol In tho now telephone book.
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DEvILED Crabs prepared daily, by
Mrs. c. N. Taylor.
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10 cents \ day pays for n telephone In
Jour Residence. Take ono aud got orr
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LOCAL BREv1r1Es.

There 10 land Int 10 fairer than this,
But no belmont Book Beor is thore.
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May Be
A Hundred Pretenders,

But there can be but one real lcadcr--one store III,
bodies every attribute Of mastership-alway honsss ers
itics-always lowest ~priecs-al@ays the widest ya.i,s,
By these tokens We arc recognized lcadcrs-n whom 4,
people have confdence--to whom they extend the, !,
ronasc freely-from whom they receive their creates !
isfaction-thc perfect store. During this week ", a,
start the spring business agoing in good shape.
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Kid Glove Dept.

We wish TO call you special attention in this ad. to II
"NICTORIA"GL0NE, We have Kid Gloves at soc, 75c and
all prices, and a great many makes on up TO $2s but the one
mentioned at the price we place OIL them makes it the greatest
Kid Glove Value ever offered %hcrcabouts. We have been sell
ing the Victoria at SI25 per pair, and consider them the best
glove for that money in the country BY special arrangement
with the manufacturers and to increase the popularity OF this
Glove, We offer them at. =. ............ z. .$Iool per. pair.
The Victoria comes in Four-Button and Two-Clasp, in
all the latest shades, including white. and will. be fitted to your
hand at the counter by an expert filter.
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ECZEMA, scnld head. hives. ltchi.
ness OF the skin of any sort, instantly
relieved, permanently cured. Doan's
Ointment. At any drug store.
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Oh, say. can you 500 by tho dawn's early
light
Tho Helmont Rock Deer, so sparkling and
BRIGHT:
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Tan and Castor Jackets S4.5, $500
STANLEY WAISTS

arc the top-notch OF shirt waist de-
veloFment. Style, variety, ht-all
there. Nearly a hundred good
styles now here and more coming
levery day. Our 1898 prices almost
drive waist materials out Of exist
'ence, but we have choice lines OF
both sheer and heavy waist mate
rials il you would rather make
them yourself.
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T~REASURER's REPORT.

"-"""H 1SI31NSO3kE11 INEI WHIT ""||""-
Pledges from different Circles in
city %
Rent for room from White Cross
League j W
Glenn's Run Sunday School..... . 50
Whatsoever Circle OF Fifth Ward
Christmas donation from tho Shrin-
cTS - W
Christmas donation from Mr.. Henry
X. List Observation-Disclosures. . 90
Chlldren's board for the ycar...... 100 %
Yearly dues and donations........ 100 81
Total amount received. S2s 50
Paid out during the year.......... 507 %
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Ihis splendid line has been re-
iniorccd this week with some start
hing value-additions. Four-piecc
sets-Gown, Skirt, Drawers and.
Corset Cover-all complete from
1895 to $500 per set. Single
pieces from Ioc to $500.
EASTER SUlIINGS.
Special lines just opcned-4sc.
yard up.
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Spring Wraps.

we have to show YOU. 200 Ladies All Wool Covert Cloth and
Light Weight Melton Jackets, Silk and Satin Lined, either Coat
or Box Front. You may match them elsewhere at $3.50. On
sale to-day at .. !. $4r9S
Finer grades Jackets at 5000, $50, seS5 onup.
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Dress Skirts.

Values such as even this store has never been able to offer
before. $50 Ladies All Wool Black Grenadinc Skirts, well
made, Taffeta lined, quality that we've never before been able
TO sell less than Sc 50, on sals,today at ....5 9sc
Ladies Novelty Cloth Skirts, styles that any lady can wear.
Detailed description here is impossible Qualities that are worth
$3.50 to $500, on sale to-day at..... ..............Sa4S
Finer grades Skirts that space prevents enumeraing, on up
to 81 500 each
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HARpwlck.

Hardwick. Nov 9.-George NIixter has
harvested this season from less than
one-half acre Of land, 1900 bushels of
beets. Who can beat that?
Dennis Healy Of Furnace has been
appointed trial Justice in place of John
L. Green of Gilbertville, lately de-
| ceased
JOHNNY. NfcElwie has been appointed
q member of the school board to fill
vacancy made by the death of John F.
Green.
John W. Paiges horse that he had
driven for II years, died Sunday af-
ter1oon
Mail Driver Wesson lost horse one
Of a fine pair, by an accident, on Tues
day night. AS he was leaving the post
offlce in Gilbertville with the mail bag,
team coming from the opposite direc-
ton oollided with him. a shaft striking
the horse in such manner as to cause
DEATH
The harvest supper of the grange was
well attended Various forms Of enter
tainment were given, the spelling match
affording much amusement
The registrars held their last meet
ing for this year on Saturday, and re-
port the addition of five new names and
the crossing off Of twenty-seven. They
were given an oyster supper at Hard
wick House by one of the
board--Fred D. Ruggles
The apple shippers and lumber deal
ers are making matters quite lively at
the depot these days.
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NORTHBORO.

Northboro, Nov. Warrants are
out for the annual election of state
officers.
Charles Wilson is sick with typhoid
malaria.
Miss Nellie Gill Of Berlin is the
guest OF Miss Addie Goddard.
Business in Proctor's shell shop is
reported booming.
An entertainment and supper arc to be
given in the Baptist vestry tomorrow
evening.
George Clapp is clipping horses in
Marlboro Mondays and Tuesdays, and
is having fine success.
The Northboro high school foot ball
team play the Hopkinton high on the
latters grounds Saturday The North
boro line-up is to be: Gallagher r. e.,
Murray +. t., Allen r. g., Moore c., John
son ]. g., G. Corey |. t., LaPorte !. e.,
(capt.), Proctor q. b., (mag.), T.. Allen,
r. h. b., Corey, l. h. b., Snow, f. b.,
Burdett, Eames subs.
Noah Wadsworth is putting in a new
furnace in his grocery store.
]. Carney, formerly conductor on the
Worcester and Marlboro Street rail-
way, is in town again.
Tlmekeeper Barrett and Foreman
Clark of the Worcester and Marlboro
Street Railway have large gang of
men moving the track at Shrewsbury.
James Driscoll, formerly employed
at the water works nere as civil en-
gineer has been removed to the Gin
ton division, where he will continue
his engineering.
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AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM.
Exercises Attendant Upon M. E. Church at
oxford to Be Held.

Oxford, Nov 3-The rededication Of
the M e. church viii occur here next
Wednesday. Following is the order of
exercises:
Morning session, at 10 Involuntary;
anthem; Scripture lesson, Rev. John
Stanton of North Oxford; prayer, Rev.
A. e. Bradstreet of oxford solo:
East Douglas; sermon, Rev. George w.
King, D. D., of Worcester; hymn No,
460, Rev. /. A. Mesler of Millbury,
benediction, Rev. George Sanderson of
Worcester Dinner in vestry, at IL.
Afternoon session, at VOLUNTARY;
lanthem; responsive reading, Rev. Fl. n.
Brown of Oxford; hymn No. S62, Rev.
William Ferguson of Charlton City;
second Scripture lesson, Rev Alexan@
deg Digit of Webster; prayer, Rev. J,
Mansfield, D. D., of Boston; special
music; dedication sermon, Rev. Bishop
w. f. Mallalieu, d. D., of Auburn
dale; dedication exercises; hymn No.
S6S, Rev. j. H. Humphrey of Cherry
Valley benediction, Rev. w. F. Law
ford of Whitinsville From 5. 80 until
| Z, reminiscential class meeting around
supper table in vestry, to be particle
pated in by former pastors and min
listers who have gone out from the
church.
Evening service, at .30-Old-fash-
| Toned Methodist revival service, under
the leadership of Revs. w. f. and G. II.
Davis of Providence, R. !.
The following ministerial brethren are
expected to be present: Rev. G.. w,
Wilder of Quincy, Mass; Rev. George
w. Coon of RoXbury, Mass; Rev e.
H. Tunnicliffe of Ashland, Mass: Rev.
f. I. George of Southville, Mass; Rev.
Albert A. Kidder of Hartford, Conn,
Rev Nelson w. Deveneau of Worces-
ter, Mass; Rev. w H. Marble of Law
renee, Mass; Rev. w. j. Hambleton of
bingham, Mass; Rev. P. r. Stratton
of Lunenburg, Mass.
Trains leave Worcester for Oxford at
9 20 and II a. M, ~. 80 p. m. returning,
leave Oxford at rs. 4. 35 and 1870 p. m.
Miss Flora Pope has taken a position
at Chaffee Brothers, as bookkeeper.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Wilson was
held at her late residence at D. M.
today. Rev Mr.. Bradstreet of the
Congregational church officiated. The
burial was at the North cemetery.
Walter Adams injured his hip while
playing at the high school grounds, to-
day
A party of grangers visited Auburn
Grange tonight.
Herbert Sibley shot his seventh fox
today.
The class of 1902, Oxford high school,
elected onlcers today as follows: Pres
ident Alfred l. King; vice president,
George o. Rhodes; secretary, Kathe-
rine Derby; treasurer, Annie Viokers
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Merriam and
Mrs Clara Jackson attended the flu
neral of Mrs. Everett Shumway, in
Boston, today.
The Sober Sons and, Sisters of the
Solemn Silent Stick played whist at
F. N. Mann's last night. Mr. Mann and
Miss Smith captured the prizes.
Miss George Bardwell is enjoying a
few days in Boston Z
F. Savage of Barnard, VT, is the
guest of his uncle, George A. Paige.
Miss Josie Morse is visiting in Provi-
dence and Boston for two weeks.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Dewitt has returned
from West Sutton.
a. M. Chaffee is having his house
painted.
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cHERUss HELD SWAY.
Cooling Babies Principal Attraction at
North BrookfleId Fair.

North Brookfield, Nov. 9.-This af-
ternoon was babys' afternoon at the
Trades fair and many babies with then
mothers were present The merchants
gave away many souvenirs. From 3
till the ladies of the M. e. church
served fine chicken pie supper, which
was wen patronized, and this evening
the high school presented a mixed pro-
gram of readings, music, etc. The fair
closed tonight, with a large crowd pres
emit
Meridian Sun lodge Masons, held their
annual election last evening and chose
the Following officers: Clarence f.
Brown, w. M; Harry S. Lyle, S. w. );
Ernest d. Corbin, ]. W; George A.
jerks, treasurer, and Charles F. Max
well, secretary.
A. w. Poland, the Main street drug
gist, is having plans prepared, and will
build house at the top of Walnut
street. If necessary arrangements can
be made he will begin at once and rush
the work
A. C. Stoddard, II. e. Cummings and
E. A. HARDWOOD left this noon for Moose
head lake, Maine, where they will spend
the next two weeks hunting.
Candidate Hill is making a game
fight to beat out Senator w. H. Fair
banks in this district and is in town
every day or two in consultation with
the democratic town committee, and
next Tuesday the democrats Will make
an effort to poll a very large vote.