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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1900-11-02
John G. Crawford.

>AAS AoJ 'AAid LIEU LII u dulSOu
County, Miss, Oct. 25th, 1900.
So reads the brief record of q
life-meager indeed -yet this
much has sufficed for prophets,
priests and kings. All that we
know of many of the Titantic
figures in sacred history, may
be embraced in few lines, re-
counting birth, death and burial.
The purpose of this unpreten-
tious notice. is not to rescue
from oblivion the name of John
Z. Crawford. To be forgotten is
the common lot of humanity.
Indeed, had he himself been con
suited, while in the full flush of
manhoods prime, or in his last
hours, for fitting terms, in which
to clothe this frail memorial, his
answer would have spoken his
Indifference to all else save the
utterance of truth.
Deprived of fathers care, in
early youth, and left to shape his
own destiny, he fashioned his
character, after the strictest
lines of personal integrity and
individual honesty.
His great kinsman, John G.
Calhoun, for whom he was
named, and to whom he was
closely allied by blood, never
held more uncompromising ideas
upon states craft than did John
G. Crawford upon every question
of probity, justice, and duty.
At the beginning of the Civil
War he resigned a position of
honor and trust in the offices of
the Mobile & Ohio R. R., to en-
list as volunteer in the South
ern army. He made an ideal
soldier, for he was perhaps of all
men, at once, the most modest
and the most courageous. Com
bining vein of gentle yet origi
nal humor with a keen knowl-
edge of men and affairs, his wit
was the brighter because of the
gentle, forgiving light In which
he painted every fault, mingled
with some fancied or concealed
virtue.
OF all men he spared himself
east. and his life was one of
sacrifice and devotion to a moth
.r, a sister, and her children.
In his last moments. when his
life was suddenly closed in a few
hours of agony by one of those
appalling tragedies which
NERVE the bravest-no groan.
10 complaint. no murmur, no
bought of himself ever passed .
lis lips. Conscious to tae end, t
which came swiftly in a few
tours, and which none foresaw {
clearer than himself, he was !
almer and more unmoved than c
.nyone of all those who watched c
he passing of his life with every c
of his heart. 1.-THE S
hallows murmur, but the deeps !
re dumb" and in the passing q
t his great, heroic soul, if a a
ecollection of the good he had \
yrought on earth availed him S
ught in that most pitiful hour, |
was because Death borrowed O
o stings from Memory. His a
,as the philosophic faith of all +
trong and gentle natures ex- O
ressed in Tennsson's death T
ong: r
Sunset and evening star, a
And one clear call for mel q
nd may there be no moaning of the n
bar r
When 7 put out to sea. L
ut such a tide as, moving, seems o
asleep, I
90 full for sound and foam, -
When that which drew from out the n
boundless deep y
urns again home.
wilight aud evening bell,
And after that the dark
nd may there be no sadness of fare :
well
When embark; C
DR. though from out our bourne of =
time and place
The food may bear me far, 10
hope 70 see my Pilot face to face p
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-18
Chat burt Feeling.
By PRUDENCE WINTERGREEN.

seneue, coming from natural and unfiat-
lefihg causes. am sorry indeed to see
you take refuge in a grievance sooner
man impugn the supremacy Of your ego -
would seem more human IL he
chuckled and said:
Got pretty hot yesterday afternoon,
eiant you, old lady? Didn't think ANY,
BODY could rattle you to that extent. lust
keep cool-there's nothing like It for the
nerves"
one way TO avoid hurt feelings is 10
Keep absolutely healthy. They are assoc
ciated with all sorts OF toxic states" Of
tne body. Fatigue, exhaustion. the use
o. alcohol and other drugs predlsposes to
them. SO does old age, which we cannot
ward on. but which we may keep healthy
Inronic indigestion IS potent influence in
producing them one woman who recov-
cred from stomach disorder admitted
that her attacks were accompanied with
a violent hatred OF friend and companion
TO whom normally, she was devotedly at
tached.
But even ~ you cannot keep absolutely
healthy. you still may keep absolutely
sane. For the final fact about that hurt
feeling, as about every other morbid SEN
sation, is that at the beginning Il Is abb
solutely under the control OF the will. Ma
ture and science, Il seems, have set no
rigid line between the morbid mental man
tfesfations which are a part OF society and
those which are a part Of insanity, but
the one does not run into the other with
out repeated warnings, and sanity cannot
become insanity I'm ways like this while
the will opposes and withholds consent
But the time to stop Is at the beginning
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-18
AN EASTER SONG.

wonder u the anglrlshed moon looked down
Through all that last long night
Aud buried ia her SCARED breast, lean and brown
The memory Of that sight
] wonder u N uneasy birds awokc
As zlowed that strange. great light
Which raled the purpled cast where morning brok
And sang inspired by Gods own breath
There IS no death There Is no deathr'
There IS no death O hearts that throb in vain
with longing. nulsins tide
or IN loves tullness, nigh akin 10 pain.
tnfeariugiy abide;
Thee ~ no death, O soul whom niggard fate
HAS left nnsatisfed
The cycles sWing ard Joys those tips await
Who oft have sung on earth in pain.
4 rise again rise again.
No sacrifice o self can blot thee out.
or satisfy the debt
Which binds fhec 10 the Of doub.
WITH interest ef regret
stiil 50 not life 10 even thee denied
one way IUmaincth yet
A. was thy Christ must thou be crucaed.
But with those wounds 10 hands aud feet
Zen self hnds resurrection sweet
Rejoice. o sou whose work Is just begun.
fhat al time lies before
Rejoice. q heart whose treasures all hare won
That DINNER father shore
THE stone that angels moved aNay that night
Was rolled frofn heavens dOgr
Awake and stand forth M hopes sudden Light,
And sing g. sang the birds that morn
There is no death, Tor lie b bur
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-18

brilliant schools OF painting, sculpture.
music, literature, philosophy. science.
open to all the world, are a few of the
things that make France unique upon
earth as an Intellectual recreation ground
FOR humanity. There are people, never
theless, who call France one OF the de-
eaytng nations. Yet what other country
can show greater array OF more va
RED talent or more enduring work in the
things Of beauty which are Joy forever7
France decaying nation? France who.
after she was drained. by the revocation
OF the Edict OF Nantes, OF what appeared
TO be the flower Of her people. produced
the glorious eighteenth century; who, af-
ter the massacres Of the Terror, burst into
the power and magnificence of the en-
pire; who. after the wars OF Napoleon,
gave US great literary and scientific re-
vlval; after the revolution of 1913 the ar
istic and intellectual hrilliance of the
second empire; and who, in spite of the
crushing defeat of 1870. retained that pre-
eminence.
IL any nation possesses vitality II is
surely France, and the world may thank
providence that, owing to her, it seems
hkely to escape from the decadence which
usually follows self-absorbed material
prosperity. Barclay In the Fort
nightly Review.
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Al agrant~~
~ ~~Ver$e.
GOD LOVES THE MAN THAT MAKES
Us LAUGH.

The morbid man Who wears face
Long As a mule's-his beastly brother
Who lets one chilling frown gire place
But only TO present another:
who always is content to grope
Along the path Of care and bother
And discomfort, never hope
no win the good viii Of the Father
God has no use for solemn chat
But loves the man that makes US laugh
The sunshine Of merry smile
The music horn Of ripping laughter
Are sent By heaven 10 feguiie
The tedious march TO the hereafter
Their rays viii pierce the darkest clouds
And light them with silver lining
bispel tho gloom that oft eBshruuds
The dfearg lives Of the repining
fnns golden cup Is sweet 70 quAf-
Hcd loves The man that makes US laugh.
We were not placed upon the earth
10 groHel IN the dust Of sorrow:
Today should always ring with ninth
Without a thought q the tomorrow
And heaven has sent US cherry men
To start and lead the merry chorus
re pierre with voice and pointed pen
The earthly clouds that gather DER US.
To stab the gloom with humof's san
God loves the man that makes US laugh
We stronger grow upon our feet
When foes Of clinging care engage us
II In our daily walk we meet
A man with smile that Is contagious
HIS face lights up the darkened soul
A. sunrsys pierce the veil Of sadness
Adds sweetness 10 the bitter howl
And makes the heartstfings thriu with gladpess
Shows us the grain hid in the chat
God loves the man that makes IA laugh
Denver Evening Post
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-18
HER PURPOSE.

powu the long vistas a. the years she saEed
With r1Ker cScsi cxr cttart, and alrft.
"a rptWhrre her purpose waited that great work
For whioh she was created. In hct heart
Burned the deep lunEiug % achieve. achieve
10 had some garious effort for reform
10 feed poor starving minds with leaves u thought,
Ard hungfy hearts with hove; % cb-cr % aid,
To hoiu humanity 90 nOAief heights
Add rurrr aitiie.le& She cared uot how
Nor thrlaah bat paths God Ici her % her work
She was rfrraaeA for aicrilee and toll
And suffering 30 q at this last
sis mizht attain her purpose. NFhi and day
fla thought vas doninaut; 10 had shaped her
deams
And celarcd al her actions ard u grew
To D. = wall uhicb shot her 8ut5 out
Aud hia the hearts q tcar ones from her re~.
\ good tnau starved Cor loSe beside her heAFth,
Asd NttIe ehblrcn wandered fUm ths hume
rs art tHslr pleasure eltrahcsU ana II. learn
rif-'s mysteries ftam other irs tlaa bees.
she dreaued 0f ifldiug hosts Co. tsyft
rhr ghiie ht7 oHr vas h1aesrirs fHr her care.
she trgsrsf1 - famc srd g1T whsle dear l1fe
sos iu che solitude ana t.uca e death
SIZE waited o. hgr ufIrfrr and tnfe nor
81 dvr'i farver irntlr A. ber rilc
Af.t went t,.-arsr sat uauld u.f understand
f1'a Wt-sles 50 l.cN 90 Ntu Nr.k journal
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Definition Of "HERCULEx"
AND THE GALvANIC LIFE CURRENT.

'Terculex' is derived from Hercules which the in
carnaton of manly strength and endurance and Lex
ing Law Hence Hercuex MEANS the Law of Manly Strength
and Endurance
The GALNANlC LIFE CURRENT is Animal Electricity
generated by Dr. Sandens Electric orcuex from cleo
tricay opposite metals by molecular disturbance chemical
action stored force which being and ac
cumuated by the man, becomes knetc
energy Its distribution the different organs OF the body
governed by the law of supply and demand It's potenay
manifestation Of life The dynamies of the force of life are
and Vigor DR. T. A. SANDEN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-18
"uuEN TuE nIRpS TO NORTH
AGAIN.

uh sser~ year htfh il, v'c,er
Ana sterr .err hffn i's rtla-
Nus fse r HiearH coming
Wa-u she tlril 90 Nata agAins
vhsu rre lstve- tuon ir the forrest
Aad Efaas frrIaEg green .r re plain,
ArI ta- tt-f- rfirs furu ItEfau-
Ard tho birls g. North aal4a
or ever heart fsth ifs srrru
ArA essff HHrf BATH ift patio
pm far is tIvau e.wtps
When tle b. as sH Ncr,h assin
Sic fts tHs-tfat tnt0r ta rrmenher
~ a..--as Ua fae ukre
tfsez lea ..H 1t-E tsra s~r ever
Nf. t.. a.r... .. .+r ..s.r
Faa q ssirlea ia Na..-s r.-tHlas - Amoslaaa
V-ats
The Iola register., 1900-11-09
LAGRANDE.


Nov. j.-Promucted meeting closed
last night.
Miss Nellie Nelson il, staying with
her sister Mr., John Booth near
Spring Valley.
Fanny Gillenwatcr is on the sick
list.
Mrs Euie Coirey and little boy, are
visiting friends in Toronto.
Mrs George Myers of Lola i, visit
ing relatives in this neighborhood
this week.
Alpha Nelson's baby has been quite
sick the past week, but j., some better
at this writing.
Mrs Kayne fromnear Ga, City visit
ed her son Tom Higgins.
.Mrs Gillenwater is building new
barn.
Mr. and Mrs Elsie Daugherty OF lola
are visiting Mrs Daughtery's parents
Mr. and MIR, Jack Myers.
Mr. John and scott Fesler visited
their mother Mrs 3 Fesler sunday.
Rev. John Largent from the Terri
tory assisted Rev. McAdam, the past
two weeks in hi, protracted meeting
at this place.
Rob Booth from Usage spent SAT-
mday and sunday att Readc',.
Robert Nelson has sold his farm to
Mr. Williams. He cOntemplates muv-
ins to Oklahoma in the near future.
MrLurgcnt and family from Sthe
Valley attended meeting at LaGrande
sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Stout of Lallarpe
visited Mr. Stout's parents sunday,
also attended church at LaGrande in
the morhir1.
The Iola register., 1900-11-09
Cottage Grove.
Morn slewnrt. oome.nondenl.


Nov. g. Nearly everyoEe in the
neighborhood turned out to vote or
Mckinley today.
Willie Wilson and Albert Hibbs
visited the schools last Friday even
ing.
Blanche Travis of Humboldt spent
Saturday and Sunday with Ehie Stew
art.
Mr. and Mrs E 5 Irwin and family
and Mrs S J Stewart, Ruth and Mae
attended quarterly meeting at Maple
Grove Sunday and visited Mr. A NJ
Beeman's,
Marc Gibson and wife visited at
Watson Stewards Sunday.
Harry Wheatley spent Sunday and
Saturday night at Ira Noyes'.
A few of the girls gathered at Mrs
Duncan's today and surprised Bertha,
it being her 2Oth birthday.
Misses Mamie Hamilton and Nora
Stewart visited Union school Tues
day.
Hattie Stewart looked very sweet
Friday night, especially to Mr. Dicker
son.
Quite q number attended literary
Friday night. Everybody invited to
attend Nov lG.
Cottage Grove waa well represented
ot the ball game sunday
The Iola register., 1900-11-09
LARGER SUPREME COURT
Almost Certain That the Constilu-
tiOnal Amendment Carried

Topeka, Nov. <. While no tabula-
tion ma, been kept 10y the Republican
committee, it j., almost certain that
the constitutional amendment to in
crease the membershipl.carricd. The
proposition is to increase the number
to seven. The court of appeals eN-
pires by limitation ON January l. If
it should developc that the amend
ment is defeated, then the legislature
will likely re-establish the court of APP
pea! to relieve the supreme court.
The Iola register., 1900-11-09
six Year Old BOY Deau.

The six year old son of MIR. and
Mrs. Al Hutton died Tuesday night
after a short illness with membrauous
Group. The funeral was held this
morning at II o'clock from the United
Brethren church and 'he remains in
TERED in the lola cemetery. Rev.
William Hankins conducted the SER
vices which We're attended by large
number of the friends OF the family,
who extend to the grief stricken par.
ents their heartfelt sympathy.
The Iola register., 1900-11-09
COUNTY NEWS
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CEN
TRIAL AVENUE.
Ethel R.Lash. Reporter

Nov Revival meeting will COM
mence at Maple Grove this evening,
conducted 10y Rev. Aahbaugh OF Els
more.
Mr. Maxwell, Dyers, Lash and Mrs
Jay visited at Mr. FIottenstcn's last
Wednesday.
Miss Blanche RhoadcS visited
Maple Grove school Tuesday,
The pupils OF Central Avenue had
quite an interesting time voting Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs Dyer and Mr. and Mrs
Lash visited Gas City and lola Thurs
day.
Rev Goodhue win give lecture and
MUSICAL entertainment at JeddO church
Friday evening, November 9. 10
cents admission viii bc charged.
The Saving Brothers struck gas
Friday morning, sufficient supply
for a good many families. My, won't
it be nice when we all get to burning
gas.
Mr. and Mrs Dyer returned to their
home in Osawatomie Tuesday. Miss
Myrfl le Dwinell accompanied them.
Mr. and Mrs Russell Uotlen,lein
visited his parents saturday and sun
day.
Mr. John Holcomb is building a new
corn crib.
Misses Pearl and Eva Myers aud
Alfred Johnson started for Arkansas
Sunday.
The election dinner at 'Jeddo wa,
well attended.
Miss Kate Phipps visited Mrs Butts
with her sewing last week,
The Iola register., 1900-11-09
Ice Suiu ms rdtent,

Readers of the REGISTER have been
kept posted on the affair, OF W. h.
Lee, the little man who opened and
conducted Racket store in the Apple
building on West Madison avenue
which was burned down last year
Lee shifted around here for some tim,
and then patented shoe fastener. L
now deyelopes that he has succeeded
in selling that patent to Detroit
Mich, shoe firm for @3, 600 cash, which
is pretty good realization ON al
idea.
The Iola register., 1900-11-09
Ratify Satnrday Niglt.

Some lola Republicans were 50
warmed up aud enthused that they
wanted to ratiiy the election Wednes-
day night, but there were too many
Sleepy heads who preferred to wait a
few days. catch up sleep and go at il
with all their strength, BY mutual
agreement everybody seems to have
decided to hold of until Saturday
night and then tear the lining ont OF
things and whoop it up in a big pub
lie demonstration on the square.
The Iola register., 1900-11-09

We have the largest and best select
ed stock of Groceries iu lola, bought
for cash auu our prices are lower
than any; quality considered. We
want more Country Produce and wish
~ get acquainted with the farmers OF
Allen county. When YOU are in town
call at our Store, first door east OF
Post Ollice and letu~ show you our
stock and give YOU prices. \ full line
oi Queeusware, Glassware and HIoli-
day Goods. The Up-to-Date Grocery
and Market first door east of the
Post Ollcc.
The Iola register., 1900-11-09
I'm, Cnlnrr Stnne Salnr.Iay.

All tine arrangements for the laying
of the corner stone of the Gas City
school house have been made. Satur-
day. November TO- at l;30 the band
will begin playing at the building site
and give "a concert until two O'Clock
when the regular ceremonies will be
given. Rev. G. NJ. Weimer will de-
liver the opening prayer and also the
benediction. Hon. Oscar Fopst will
make an address on Common
schools" Superintendent Grant
Billbe will speak about "Our Duty a.
pupils. c. f. Scott will act as pre-
siding officer aud there will be oXer
cises by the school children. An
especial invitation has been extended
to the pupils and teachers of the lola
and LaHarpe schools to attend,
The Iola register., 1900-11-09
MOOre-WOOdin Nnplials.

Wednesday at the pleasant home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Woodin, about a
mile north of town, the wedding goitheir
daughter, Miss Anna, to Mr., Frederick
b. Moore. was solemnized. There
were close to 200 guests present and
Rev. Maclean of the Methodist church
performed the ceremony, Numerous
handsome presents were received by
the young people, who for the present
will make their home with MIR. and
Mrs. Woodin, but Will build in town
next spring.
Miss Anna Woodin is we'll acc
quainted both in Lola and over the
county and her host of freinds who
have learned to love and admire her
wish Tor her every joy and happiness,
Mr.. Moore is comparative stranger
here but chose who know him respect
and esteem him as an industrious auc
upright gentleman fle has charge o.
the shoe department at Ramsay 4
CO.'S store i'm this city.
Tho BEIIs TER extends TO Mr. and
Mrs. Moore ~ sincere best wishes anc
congratulations.
The Iola register., 1900-11-09
Card of Thanks.

We hereby express our heartfelt
th INKS to our neighbors and friends
A,ho so kindly assisted VS. during our
te bereavement, the sickness, death
ana burial Of our beloved husband
it,d father.
NBs. ELlzA NApLE2 AND FAMILY.
The Iola register., 1900-11-09
Stops the Cough
and Works Off the Cold,

Laxative Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Ir rice % cents.
The Iola register., 1900-11-09

We want Butter, Eggs Potatoes,
Chickens and other produce at the
Up-to-Date Grocery and Market.
First door east OF the Post Office.
The Iola register., 1900-11-09

Lutte Northrup left last night for
Detroit, Micho on business,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-13

Wide vestibuled Reclining Chair
cars, Seats free, Modern day coach
es. Pullman Sleepers. Call on near
est ticket agent for full particulars
relative to through connection east or
west or address
G. b. Hart, General western agent,
Oklahoma City.
j f Holden, Traffic Manager, Little
Rock, Ark.
Henry Wood. General Manager, Lit.
tie Rock. Ark
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Railroad Time Tables.
A. r. 4 S. f.

SOUTH, EAST AND WEST.
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B0TTi1gGT Z Company

We have just received large ship
ment of the celebrated Paul Jones
whiskey and we will be delighted TO
have have our customers call and try
these celebrated goods, as they are
are one of Old Kentucky's finest pro-
ductions. We also wish TO say for the
benefit OF the fancy drinkers in and
around Guthrie that we will serve ov-
-r our bar Paul Jones Roses at 25cts.
Der drink. We are now located at our
ne % rtand 105 West Harrison avenue,
aud would be glad 20 see you all
BARRINGER K Co.
Phone No. 13s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-13
PUTTING tho BrItI.h Soldier.
Phone No. 1ss

To guard against misfits the English
army clothing stores make their uni
forms in no less than thirty-six differ
ent sizes. The stores at present en-
ploy over 800 women making khaki
uniforms Khaki is a dyed cotton. but
what 1t is dyed with the government
officials themselves do not know The
firm that discovered 1t keeps the secret
very much to itself.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-13

Electricity as we know it is just
100 years old. In 1899 the Italian sci
enlist Volta gave definite form to the
method of producing the current, and
I. is from his name that we have the
term voltmeter TO describe the instru-
ment winch measures the force of tbs
current, and volt as the unit of that
measurement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-13
moner stopnsd the Cloo.,.

church clock ia Harborne, near
Birmingham, England, was found to
have stopped on account OF bees
swarming in IL and filing the works
with honey. II took two days TO get
the honey out. Another Yorkshire
clock wai stopped by a bird, which
made a practice OF roo5tlng on one of
the hands.
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VARYING Enset. Of rrast.

Frost has a variety OF elects upon
different products. Under the same in
Auence eggs will burst apples will con
tracr and potatoes turn black.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-13

Trains viii arrive and depart from the
principal stations az the following hours:
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Read Lilies Valentine ud

Biggle Kerry Books is an excel ent
little manual worthy OF a place in
every farmers library The book is
condensed and practical, as valuable
Tor the villager with his iOxt2 berry
patch as II is for the commercial berry
grower with his twenty. acre field.
The price Is so cents, free by uail ad
dress the publishers, Wilmer Atkinson
Co., Philadelphia.
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WeebIg Leader one year and h

Weeklg Leader one year and the
Farm Journal the remainder of
1900 and all of 1901. 1902, 1908
and 1904, for only soc. Sub
SoHDti0Hs begin Nth the current
month; we cannot supply back
numbers Orders sent in Febru,
arg wiR begin With February, and
so on.
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BAIlTfMoRIs.

A~+AAff tNADtNA'f ED l=~~itllltNlN g
birthday was celebrated here by an e abb
orate banquet under the auspices OF the
Union League club the leading repubu-
can orgamzauon OF the south ia It's h.,nI-
some cub house.
The toasts and responses were as 10 q
lows;
Welcome 20 our guests" j Stuart
MaeDona'd president Of the Union
league.
abraham IGncoln" Hon Albert j.
Hopkins. OF MS
"Repub deans OF the north" Cen Jo-
seph Il, nawiey United states senator
from Connecticut
"Repubucon'sm On che west" Clarence
=, Clark, umtcd states senator from
wyoming
"Our new possessions Louis r. Nc
Comas. UnEct states senator from Mary
land
"The south OF today Vincent Bor ng
OF Kentucky
''The republican party Wesley Jones
Of Washington
",rhe Ras OF our country" James Tan
neI, Washington.