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HILLS CANDIDACY
For the Presidency in 1904 Prond-
nently Mcntioned-Elliott Dan
forth Is Interviewed.

For the Presidency in 1904 Promi.i
nently Mentioned-Elliott Dam!
forth Is Interviewed.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. 2o.-El-.
lott Danforth, ex-chairlnan Of the
New York Democratic committee, CALI
cd on Mayor Taggart this afternoon. It
Is believed he came here for that pur-
pose. Concerning politics. he said:
IT have q. great admiration for Mr..
Bryan, but I have no hesitancy in
stating that the financial plank Of the
Democratic! platform was responsible
for the defeat Of the party both in 1896
and in 1900" s j 9 4 ss.;.s.l
what can you say of the proposed
reorganization OF the Democratic
party?'' x 81 Z
II do not care to discuss that ques-
itlon.. The next Democratic national
convention WILL not be held for some
time, and in the mean time we can
come to conclusion as to what will
be. best to do. y I VIII say however.
that I hardly think it polite to con-
tlnue q policy which has resulted in
the defeat Of the party twice in success
sIon." ~ 4 .l g
who, In your opinion, will be the
candidate for President on the Demo-
cratic ticket four years hence?"
Too Early to Talk.
THAT Is q long way off, and 1t will
depend altogether.on the section of the
country from which It is decided to Sc
lect the candidate. In fact, It Is too
early 10 talk about candidates yet"
"Hill is a. candidate. is he not?@
II will not say that Hill Is n candi-
date for the nomination. He Is very
prominently mentioned in that connec.
ton in all parts Of the country. Mr..
Hill Is a very abls, man. and one Of
the best Democrats in the United
States" i; i5jts
There Is a rumor to the effect that
Senator Jones VIII resign soon as
chairman OF theS Democratic national
committee. Do you know anything as
to the truth of the report?'
II do not. All ]. know is what have
read in the newspapers.'
If Senator Jones resigns. who, in
your opinion, Will be selected to. take
his place."
Mayor Taggart. Of this city. is very
prominently mentioned all over the
country for that position, and in case
Senator Jones resigns. do not be-
lievc the Craftsmanship OF the national
committee could be placed in better
hands,"
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..jfF:I0l)jUIJRl..D!AH5sl .

Provided for Ohio River BY Rivers
and Harbors Bill-Pruned Down to
seo,ooo,ooo.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o.-Thc house
committee on rivers and harbors to-day
completed their bill and 1t willibe given
to the public tomorrow. The decision
to make 1t public before the holiday re-.
cess was due to the fact that tho yari-
GUS items OF the bill had leaked out.
The bill was vigorously prnned at the
last moment. Tho total appropriations
carried by It yesterday, including con-
tinulng contracts, amounted to about
$50. 1000. 900 A subcommittee pared the
bill down last night to about $50. 900. 900.
The large Items. as a rule; suffered most
in the pruning.
Galveston will receive 81 900. 900 for tho
restoration Of It's tettles. Four new
locks and dams are provided for the
Ohio river. *
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Senate Confirmation.

WASHINGTON. D. c. Dec. 2O.-Thc
senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations:
G. 8. Francis, OF New York. TO be
minister 20 Greece: Arthur s. Hardy,
OF New Hlmpshire. to be minister TO
Swltzerland; j. G. a. Lelshmnn. Of
Pennsylvnnla. minister 10 Turkey: c..
l.. 'fhurston. OF Nebraska. secretary Of
the legation at Bucnog Ayrcs: j. r.
Baker. Of New York. secretary OF the
ceiean claims commission: ]. NJ. Fer
suson. Of Pennsylvania. gccretary .of
the legation to Japan.
PostmnStGrs:
ohio-Wlllinm T. Griffith. Mlngo
Junction: a. Noeckcr. Greenwich; W. j.
ihloy; w. b. Wallace. Oxford: F.y;h.
Geesey. Archbold; Ii. u. Aldricii, North
Amherst: c. c. Marah. Shawnee; L. II.
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Telegraphers Holding Out,

4 TOPEKA, Kas., Dec. 2o.--The strlk-
Ing telcgraphers here say they viii &c
ccpt nothing from the Santa Fe COM
phny but an absolute granting Of their
demands. The trainmens' committee In
conference with Third Vice President
Barr, asked that the striking operators
be reinstated ns vacancies offered L..
C. Bndgely. chairman OF the local
grievance committee, says nothing Of
this kind will be accepted. ). 81. 2
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Cuign,eet in Prison. d,

PARIS, Dec. 2o.-Major cuignet, who
figured in the Dreyfus courtmar tial, at
Rennes has been arrested and imprls-
oned in Fort Mont yalerien. where he Is
awaiting a trial by courtmartlal on two
charges. The first is a charge of grave
offense against discipline in writing d.
rectly, without authorization to the
president of the council, NJ Waldeck-
Rousseau, accusing NJ. Delcasse, min
lister Of foreign affairs. OF, having told
the chamber of3deputies an untrutil
when he said that Major Cuignets had
approved the Interpretation officially
placed upon the famous Pannizardi
telegram. The second charge Is OF be-
Ing guilty of disclosing a confidential
document. namely, the statement sign
ed by Major Cuignet and General Cha
moln. which was read in the chamber
by M. Joseph Lasies. formulating some
reservations concerning the Pannizardl
dispatch E17s y ~ .sisa1 II /. !. n
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BATTLESHlP DISPATCHED
To Venezuelan Waters to Support
z United States Minister in Conflict
ing Asphalt Concessions. ~

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o-Upon rep,
resentations from interested parties. the
state department. has requested tho
navy department to have an American
war vessel remain for. O time IN Vene-
zuelan waters to give support to any
representations that United States Min
lister Loomis may have to make to the
Venezuelan government in respect to
the conflicting OF asphalt concessions in
that country. When Mr.. LoomIs was In
Washington last fall, he9conferred at
length with the state department oG-
GERS, Respecting some of the American
concessions, notably these asphalt con-
cesslons. and what is known as the
Farilbault concession, which were
threatened with 5extinguishment on
various scores by the Venezuelan gov
ernment. Where the issue .was directly
between the concesslonaries and the
Venezuelan government the matter
was not difficult Of treatment, but
where the, contest was between rival
concesslonaries, the problem was much
complicated. Mr.. Loonis went back to
Caracas with the general instruction
from the department OF state to exert
all proper pressure to secure American
rights in that section.
Grievances to be Settled in Court.
But the complaina1its, were first for
their part to exhaust the regular judi
cial methods. II they had grievances
which could be brought before tho Ven
ezuelan courts for hearing, this course
should be taken. Tho United Statos
government would not interfere, except
In cases where there was a palpabie de-
NAL Of justice to an American claimant.
Mr.. Loomis was to do all he could, on
the other hand, to see that concessions
were not cancelled by decree, or othnY-
wise. pending action BY tho Venezuelan
courts. Therefore the placing OF war;
ship to his support is believed to bo
with tho purpose OF terminating some Of
the many yexatious delays which ara
often experienced in the tribunals Of
South American countries.
The vessel selected for this purpose Ia
the historic old Hartford, which, under
command Of Captain Hawley, has been
cruising in the West indies and in the
Caribbean sea with training crew
aboard. She now is at La Guiara Just
where she is wanted to meet the minis.
ter's demands. III
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STORMY SESSION
OF Chinese Envoys-some Ono Let
ting Out stute Secrets-Note to bc
Delivered to Earl Il on SATURDAY..

ting Out StIte Secrets-Note to be
Delivered to Earl Il on Saturday.
PEK1N, Dec. 2O.--Ycsterday's meet
Ing OF the foreign et,voys. was protract-
cd and somewhat stormy, owing to the
desire TO discover who dlscloses to the
Chinese what every minister has plcds-
ed to keep secret. Ii Hung Chang in
variably knows within two hours OF the
close of a meeting what has happened.
The ministers admit that yesterday
was n critical moment for the prelmin-
ary Joint note. as 1t was felt that q
point had been reached. ,where II they
did not agree. other differences might
occur. AS q matter OF fact there was 4
threat by ono OF the ministers that his
government would have other modili-
cations and that he had not reached n
decision.
European and American residents,
therefore, are glad that q stage has
been reached where something can be
done 1t is felt that valuable time is
being wasted and the country becoming
more unsettled.
A meeting OF the ministers will be held
tonight to sign the note which probably
on Saturday will te delivered by all
the ministers to Ii Hung Chang and
Prince Ching, with a request tina. they
reply soon as possible.
-Four days will clapsu before c reply
can be expected, owing to the necessity
of communicating with the Chinese
court.
Tho modification proposed by tho
British government was that until Chi
ma had proved that she intended COM
plying with the tcrms OF the note and
rendering full satisfaction to the pow
ers, no hopes could be held out that the
occupation of the province of Chi II by
the foreigners would cease.
The international battery firing prac-
tlce In Hunting Park to-day resulted
very credltably for the Americans.
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I'M THE DEPTHS. III Is!
Count Esterhazy, Who Was So As--
tive in Prosecution Of Dreyfus, In,

Count Estsrhazy, Who Was So Ae--
tive in Prosecution Of Dreyfus, In,
Deepest Poverty. y. II
PARIS, Dec. 2o.--Mator Count Ferdl-
inand Walsing Esterhazy, who figured
so prominently IN the Dreyfus case, has
sunk into utter misery. His divorced
wlfe's suit against her mother. the Mar
qulse de Batancourt, for an allowance
on the ground TINT she Is In profound
distress and Is unable to support or
educate her young daughters, has
brought forth the following letter writ-
ten by the major to his wife, Novetn-
ber 1: & 4, KS H y
II have been unable TO write to- my.
children recently, not having the money
to buy u postage stamp. I am ut the
last extremity OF strength; courage and
resources. I have not eaten for two
days until this morning in the work;
house. I have no clothes; am shlyering
with cold and am compelled to warm
myself by entering churches and muse
uns. Everyone VIII say this is Icon
fcssion of guilt; but you can say I nm
killing myself. because, ! after having
struggled to the utmost oftmy courage,
my voice is stlled by my persecutors.
Without bread, home or clothing I shall
die of priyations OF all kinds, unless q
revolver bullet puts everything In good
order. Kiss my children. Tell them I
adore them, and II a frightful fatality
has precIpitated me Into an abyss, IL 4
die the victim of human cowardtce,S I
never committed the crime whereof ]
am accused by scoundrels in order to
save themselves &. ~: y KIN!
Il. Esterhazys letter is dated from Lon
don. ~ b L III A
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Bnnk Tollnr Ment Mrnn !. !. .

Y YORK, Pa, Dec. 2O.-Harry X. Wells
or. teller OF the Security Title and
Trust Company, n banking Institution
OF this city. Ia said by the officials OF
the company to be 1hort 500. 900 in his
accounts. The bank to-day posted n
notice informing Its customers that
neither It's capital nor Its surplus was
impaired by the teller's shortage, and
that 1t was prepared TO meet all Its
obligations on demand 80
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REGENTS ADJOURN.

Chair Of Anatomy Abolished-Two q
Professorships Merged Into One.
Special Dispatch to the in,elligcncer.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, Dec. 90
The board OF regents Of the State Uni-
ivcrslty adjourned late tonight. after
merging the protessorships OF English
and elocutlon into one, which was
given to Prof. C. II. Patterson The
chair of anatomy, formerly occupied
by Prof. Hartigan. was abolished. and
the chair Of physiology and pathology
created, W. s. McGlll being made the
incumbent. The board decided to ask
the legislature for an. appropriation Of
$4,000 for the coming year.
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Ell PAso, Texas. Dec. 2o.---whlle the
press OF Mexico is non.commlttal. It Is
believed n serious mcpcy panic is now
on there. George w. Iclscinger,; man
ager for the III Paso & Juarez branch OF
the Banco Miner, and the strongest
bGnlS In Mexico City. md Chihuahua,
stated to-day thnt the panic was be-
mont was about TO let out the silver re-
serve. amounting TO nearly $4,000 700.
TO relieve tho situation 4 n
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Former Newspaper Man pardonsa.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec, 2o.-The
President has pardoned William H.
Huntley, postmaster at Pomeroy. Ohio,
who was convicted and sentenced In
June last to eight months In the county
jail. for ,emheszllng money order funds,
The pardon will take effect December
"a. HuRtlcy was formerly editor OF the
Pomeroy Telegraph, and was appointed
postmaster at that place by President
Mckinley, fgl
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FRAUD ORDER ISSUED
Against Fake Doctor and Medical
Colleges in Chicago. *.

WASHINGTON, D. ca Dec. 2o.-A
fraud order has been Issued by the post
Office department against James Arm
strong, No. ESQ ITcstVnn Buren street,
or sol West Monroe street, ]. or James
Armstrong, NJ. D., DR.. J. or james Arm
strong. or any other modification OF
that name which Is clearly Intended for
the James Armstrong described above:
the Health University or Chicago: the
go; the Metropolitan Medical College. OF
Chicago: the Scientific Medical Col
lege. OF Chicago, and the International
Medical College, of Chicngo,. and modl-
ncatIons of these names which are
clearly intended for either OF them mt
Chicago I1tIs
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MJawn jaw viii Contest.

I COLUMBUS, O.. Dec. 2o.-Congrcss.
man John J. Lcntz. of the Twelfth Ohio
district, announced to-day that he
greBs OF Emmit Tompkins by whom he
was defeated Mt the late election by n
majority OF thirteen votea. Mr.. Lentz
claims to have evidence OF the corrupt
use OF money to secure the election OF
Mr.. Tompklns.
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Great Britain win Not Accept,

LONDON. Dec. 2i.--Ncariy all the
morning papers have editorials on tho
action Of the United State senate in
connection with tho Hay.Pauncrfote
canal treaty They express regret,
rather than surprise. ut the suspcnslon
Of tho Clayton; Bulwcr treaty and unan-
tmously declare that It will be lmpossi-
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Mrs. Mcpowell pixorc ed.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O-neferce
Emanuel Biumcnstlcl has filed his re-
port In the supreme court in the divorce
suit brought by Wilhelmina Marie Mac
DOwcll. against William Melbourne
MacDowcll. tho actor. once husband OF
Fanny Davenport. The referee fnds
That Mrs. MacDowcll Is entitled to a
dccrnh. .E-L---- % ~ --.-.--..L. W.
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BRYAN spARs w1Tn Grower.
Says Ex-President Must be More
Specific in His .Writiues.. J. -. -.

N +. v
Z, ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 20.-.Hon. w. J.
Bryan, In a telegram to-day to the At
'lanta Journal. declines to express him
self upon Mr.. cleveland's statement to
be published in the Saturday. Evening
Post, and which appeared this morn
Ing in newspapers receiving the, I, dia-
patches OF the Associated Press. .:7Mr.
Bryan says: t%3S;5fi5E IS. 4.
Your. inquiry received. Until Mr..
Cleveland sets forth definitely what. he
considers Democratic principles, =
there Is no necessity for comment. The
rank and file OF the party expressed
themselves In 1906 and again in 1900. and
I have no doubt they VIII continue to
express themselves on lssues as they
arise. si'5 ~ KS
(signed) NV. J., BRYAN"
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BEATTY FOUND GUILTY
OF Murder in the First Degree-Be
~ as Caotapcad Tr;dav

or Murder in the First Degree-Be
Sentenced Friday.
Special Dispatch to the IntcllIgencer. j
8 MoRGANToWN, ". Va, Den 90
The trial of John W. Beatty for killing
his brother-in-law, David Nine. was
begun Mt Kinswoou Int 9 o'clock this
morning. Before adjournment this
afternoon the case had been given to
the jury, who In ten minutes brought
in a verdict of guilty. Beatty commit
ted his crime on Thanksgiving Day.
near Terra Alta. He win be sentenced
Friday.
Beatty's son. who was the direct
cause OF the murder, was yesterday
sentenced TO the state penitent!ary for
one year, for breaking into Mines cell
1nr .E-HaI. A6.r ~ gf'gs1r.
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Ex-Governo,r Blnok,s Wife d., 4

YORK, Pm, Dec. 2o.--Alrs Chaunccy
II. Black, wlfc,of the ex-licutcnant gov
ernor, died Mt her home in the suburbs
OF York ut 3 O'Clock this morning.
Death resulted from hcmorrhage OF the
lungs. Dcccased's maiden name was
Mary Dawson. and she was native OF
Fnyette county.
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Yerkes Begins Els Duties.

} WASHINGTON, W Dec sO.-John w.
fcrkes. OF Kentucky, recently appoint
cd commissioner OF Internal revenue, to-
day took the prescribed oath and enter
cd upon his new duties. Mr.. Ycrkes
viii leave for kentucky Saturday to re-
main over Christmas.
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Train strucl, n Buggy.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, Dec. 2o--A
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
passenger train struck buggy con-,
tnIning three young men named Rein
hell. near Shell Rock, this evening. Two
were Instantly killed and the third fa-
tally injured. n.
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Big Reward for Abductnrs.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 2O.-Late to-
night Mr.. cudahy, whose son was kid
mapped, announced he. would pay
$4,000 reward for the apprehension of
the abductors OF his son, $4,000 for one
and $4,000 for two OF them.
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Puddlcrs Strike.

LEBANON, Pa. Dec. 2o.-The pud-
dlcrs in tho cmployc of the Lebanon
rolling mills struck to-day for an In
crease In pay from s. 90 to 81 80 per
ton, The company refused to grant the
demand. ~
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Gear Addresses "Mr. Kruger. .

BERLIN. Dec. 2o.-Thc Frankfurtcr
zoItung says the czar in his reply TO
Mr.. Kruger'b Marscllles telegram, an
nounclng his arrival In Frunce, ad-
dressed It to "Mr. Kruger.
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TH1RTEEN INSURGENTS KILLED j, i LIE !
N Engagement with Small Number

81. + e. Z 81 Il u
In Engagement With Small Number
Of American Soldiers.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 2o.-The
following .cablegram from Admiral Re-
mey, giving an account OF sharp
brush with Filipino insurgents. was re-
ceived to-day at the navy department;
cAv.TE, Dec. 20.
Bureau OF Navigation, Washington.
Fifteen troopers. Fourth cavalry and
five OF the crew were landed from the
gunboat Basco yesterday ut Limbanes.
CaVlte province. Surprised eighty In
surgents, sharp skirmish half hour:
thirteen insurgents killed; twelve RI.
lies captured; large amount stores de.
stroyed: one soldier wounded. 3
(Sisned.) 'REMEY."
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Watts. London: o. c. Watson, New
Concord. &. Is 8
West ,ylrglnia-7w. w. Hamilton,
Bramwell. g - 4 So ,,2ss-I n
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weather Forecast: Tor To. .pasv,

For Ohio and Western Pennsylvania,
Fair Friday and Saturday; variable Winds,
becoming fresh southcrly HI =
For West Virginia: Fair Friday and
Saturday; Winds becoming variable. . :
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday, as obserye,l
by G, Sehncpi. drugglsb, cNrnor Market
and Market streets. Is as follows:
a. m..,...,,...., S2 . \. m..,,,,...,.. IS
y a m..........,. . y. fn..,.g....,,,, IS
L 2pi...-.............. allWeaiher, fair. :
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bio for Great Britain to aeeapt tho,
amended treaty. q Z, ,jSl Z, s5i 5,3 (, \.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-05-23
VAUDEVILLE vENTRILOQUISM.
An 0ld-Timc Specially That Is said
10 lie About Played out-A
DcIusiOn.

"Ventriloquism as a vaudeville spe-
ciaity is about played out" said a veter-
an Snowman, recently. OF course we
know nowadays that there is no such
thing as throwing the voice end that
it is simply an illusion in which the eye
plays a bigger part than the ear. For
instance, a mar is seated on The stage
with a mechanical dummy on his knee,
and you hear a voice. The mans face is
stiff and the jaws of the dummy are
wagging-uaturally you jump at the
conclusion that the voice comes from
the doll. If you were right beside them
you'd know better. but you're too far
away 10 exactly locate the sound.
That's the principle Of the whole thing,
but in the old days the voice-throwing
theory was generally accepted.
II remember in The season Of 5000,
/ was manager for a clever p~restidigi-
tator who was also a yentriloquist. He
claimed 70 be able TO throw his voice AZ
feet, and land il in a space 10 inches
in diameter as you might speak Of
pitching a baseball or a quot. II was a
most absurd contention, but he stuck
to it-eyen to Inc in private, and we had
a stock story we used TO work off on the
country papers, about him appearing at
n ]coroner's inquest and making the
corpse accuse a suspected person Of
murder. Al that instant the climax
ran, "A hollow voice issued from the
dead mans throat 1t was a very
thrilling yarn. and in The course Of time
my boss got TO believe il himself, and
would narrate the details with every ev-
idence of good faith. During n perform
Gnce he used to order everybody off the
stage. but occasionally | would sneak
around behind and listen through a
peephole, and il was wonderful how the
illusion was lost.
Frequently. on the road. he would
be embarrassed by requests TO throw
his voice into this thing or that TO fur
Their some practical joke. and would al
ways reply that his larnyx was a trihe
infiamed.' Still he was a capital ven
triloquist-one Of the very best, / be-
lieve, that was ever in the ~business."-
Philadelphia Press.
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Fancy Stationery.

We have just received Mt this Office,
from the leading fancy stationery
house in the west, samples Of their
line of programs. menus, invitations,
announcements, wedding and society
stationery aud fancy lines Of all ma
lures and for all purposes which we
will he pleased To take orders for, the
printing being done here according to
latest styles and the wishes of the
buyer. The line Is without question
the handsomest ever issued from n
stationery house, ami those who
have looked upon the beauties of
style and colOring marvel that such
delicncy and attraction has been con-
trived, Included In the line il a
full list OF programs and similar
stationery for the different lodges
and orders. Prices are extreme v
reasonable, hut time mus heallowcd
for ordering the design desired. Do
not forget Ia look over these samplcs
when In need of anything OF that
nature.