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nFLIcAcY APPRECIATED.
Ashon Of Mr.. Bryan in Not Attendin


cAl me q. A. II. Meeting.
!. sAeago' August 2S.-William J. BRYAN
NJ '0llowed the example of President
4, .iey and declined to be a visitor at
,s,,ss 0nei encampment He this af-
'4'Ou sent message to Executive nj
4, william H. Harper. the head of
lo,., 80 committee in charge of the
bs.. sn1 81 the encampment. saying tina.
sin,ss VI the absence of President Nc
:. Alss from the encampment he congid-
,.l... ! advisable to remain away. His
ss'an is as follows:
N i, mr. bryan's Message.
Grant s nsrper, Executive Director Of
amy Reunion, Chicago.
FfesldsS, -, Neb.. August 81. 1soO.-sinc-
lasiness nShiniey is detained by public
Il he believe that the proprieties
sius sn SS, .s demand that / also de-
sppearsr,es nus relieve the reunion of any
oi craftsmanship.
The icca, -. wv. ]. Bryan"
NJ exnros. nlmittee through Mr.. Har-
II Kissed sed its regrets at the inability
IN The I'm 10 be present by sending
DeIiaNIng message:
Colonel W a's Is Appreciated.
chiesvoN j. Bryan. Lincoln. Neb.
Selling ,safah.5t 27.-Your telegram
ssl1v reur X, 'invNation to the Grand
kpsy's s ah.on because OF President Nc
wills. recsssnse by reason of his public
se aporer,.eu' The executive commit
aeat under .s your del!cacy of senti-
Betting H., pne circumstances. while re.
We and hrs at we can not have the pleas-
-'n0r Of entertaining You.
w. Fl. Harper.
r J. e Executive Director"
sshte on nrey' chairman of the COM
~, Mr. Entertainment. yesterday said
~, ,sss and ,hss, an had taken a judIcious
W Renubl,c ~nsle the Grand Army Of
he him .e'erans would regret MOI
'Scd arprec;s, me encsmpment they
the motive actusting
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Democratic Rally ut sulphur spring.

sulphur, Springs. Texas, August 20,
Under the auspices of the democratic
CLUB of this city a gsand democratic rally
and ratification was held last night.
Hon. X. c. De Graflenreid of Long
view was the principal speaker Of tho
evening and discussed the issues OF ths
day in an able and eloquent manner.
other speakers of the evening wers
Judge A. l.. Beatty OF sherman, tWina
Boyd of Cooper and Hon. John l.. Shep-
pard of Texarkana, the nominee for con-
gress from this the Fourth. congressional
district.
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|s'[ST,oNs OF POLITICS
!. a,,cu,ssd by The National Civic
Federation.
u,rr,s BOTH SIDES OF QUESTIONS
Ill. Money and Trusts Are
isrs the Important Sub
,sct. TO De Discussed

c,,,so. August so.-The meeting c ,nas
cf'Ass' .r,nsed by the National CIVIC
y N". ,or tho week beginning sep
ffcsi'' :, which will be discussed
ifar ,,,n Money" and TRUSTS
la''. q he an important contribution
p' ,ss general campaign Instead o.. OIL a
,...nce Il will practically be JOINT
Co. .',or in which some of the aniest
' cents Of the different views OF the
's',et, will participate
',n' s.,,,s,u committees Will have charge
' ~ various sessions and the time
m be equally divided
- eommlttee on programme. wnicn
"a. in its membership Edward e.
80 ,,.r Of the National republican
,s,..,v committee and Willis j. Abbott,
s,,m.u OF the National democratic
' W. hurelu. has not completed It's WORK,
~ y, ne following are among those lnEiSeu
'. ~ nsr,ieIpate, a majority having al
i' ~ no administra ton side OF the nrSt
" ~, aOur New Possessions and Theii
! sayles Jacob G. Schurman, president
!. mel university and late preslden.
!, no Philippine commission; John Bar
y. ~ sr.minister to Siam; William Dud.
Nv, ~ ronike Of Richmond. Ind; Samuel H.
n ny and Senator john C. Spoonep.
p pSous' ouposed TO the administration pol
!. ,nrlude Carl Schurz, Bourke Cochran,
rs,rIss A, Towne. Samuel Gompers, pres
ssnt n the American Federation OF La
II and Edwin Burritt Smith.
Two dsys will be devoted to the discus.
Inn nj the money question, the invited
sssaters being for the one side eX-Sec-
,s,arv lanes G. Carlisle. x-Comptroller
nmss n Eckels. Marion Brosius, chair
M, a, the committee on banking and
currency Of the house of representatives;
gugh n, Hanna. chairman of the Indian
anos sound money conference; William
e Cornwall. ex-president OF the Ma
tlorsl Bankers association; Edward e.
Rcsevater Of Nebraska, and for the
other side A. ]. Warner, president OF tho
American Bimetallc league; Governor
Charles S. Thomas Of Colorado. Henry F.
Baf,ine OF Montana. George Fred VIII
Mans Of Boston. Thomas NJ. Patterson of
Denver. Charles S. Hartman Of Montana.
The programme for the trust discus
sun will be announced later.
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locality IN the county. An effort will be
made TO secure the name Of every Bryan
and Stevenson supporter In the county.
The populists are making no efforts In
that a majority "a them will support the
democratic ticket. few OF thom have
attempted 10 hold several meetings. but
the turnouts Wee too Insignificant TO be
interesting There are but very few white
republicans in our county. and they have
tried very earnestly TO effect fusion with
the populists. but IN vain. A large ma
FORTY Of the negroes are controlled by the
democrats on election day, which blighis
the prospects OF the opposition.
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on REPUBLICAN POLL
Indiana shows Up with IL 1S,OOu
Democratic Majority.


indianapolis, Ind, August est
leaked out at republican State head
quarters today that their poll, just
completed, shows Indiana to be demo-
cratic by $4,000 majority.
This revelation threw the republican
leaders into state Of frenzy and con-
iternatlon, Chairman Hernly secretly
Issued call for a meeting of the State
executive committee To the members
Of the committee Hernly said that at
The present time the State is in the
Lands Of the democrats and it will take
heroic effort for t-e republicans to get
back before election
Poll books were carefully gone ovel.
md the members of the committee
themselves verified the report that tho
SlIe is democratic by 5000 majority.
state candidates were informed Of tho
slaAuon and were urged 10 make a can.
sa's Of the State ana assist in making
more thorough organization. Colonel
uu'pln' republican candidate for gov
'llOr who had been looking after the
Nsanlzl!ion in his own part of the State,
VII shiit the scene of his operations.
me republican poll shows that the
usatest change from the republican to
y, ~ democratic column is in the coun.
.ss comprising the gas belt. This is due
,ns opelation OF the trusts in that
smIon OF the State.
AAay OF the largest and most important
,.a -. sN,. plants of the cities in the
y oelt have been closed within the last
~. ~ Years and thousands of men have
S.u .nfown out Of employment.
ADas anderson, Mr.. Durbin's home city,
s.. OF laboring men have been
IN, Vsn out OF employment within the
sear as result of the operations
!, y. 'as trusts, and they will vote the en-
\. aemccratic ticket.
,,,,;. ,ana vote at the various presi-
As' elections since 1872 follows:
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BUSINESS MATTERS
Electric Company Assigns.

San Antonio, Texas, August SO.-The
DubinsM Electric company well
known business firm OF this city, filed a
deed OF assignment in the county clerks
office today No schedule of assets or
liabilities is given, Leopold NJ Michael
IS ran ed as the assignee, The officers of
the company are william Keller, presi-
Gent Benjamin Dubinski secretary. At a
Meeting OF the company held on Wodnes-
day It was unanimously agreed upon II
place the business in the hands Of an as
signee.
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Lifelong Republican VIII Support
Hrynu,

Topeka, Kan, August 2s.-samuel A.
Kingman. for ten years chief justice OF
the supreme court Of Kansas. life long
republican. and pioneer of the State.
announced today his determination to
support w j. Bryan and the entire demo-
cratic ticket He leaves the party of his
younger days. which he served with con-
spicuous credit, with great reluctance,
but he believes the party has departed
so far from its original teachings that he
can not longer consistently remain with
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Austin. Texas. August SO,-Thc young
men of the city held meeting yester-
day afternoon at the court house and or
ganized Young Mems Democratic club,
The object OF the organization is to carry
Travis county for Bryan and Stevenson
this year. as the county gave the Nc
Kinley ticket a majority four years ago.
An effort win also be made to increase
the county's representation In all State
and district conventions.
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pniIcy 10 spenl. Mt Gniyeston.

Dallas, Texas, August 3O,--Hon. j. w.
Bailey leaves tomorrow for South Te~3s;
he is down for speech at Leesvlle, Con
zaes county. Saturday, whence he will
60 to Galveston Sunday. Monday he is to
be the orator at the Labor day celebration
at Galveston
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Instructions for Jones for Congress

Richmond. Texas, August 3OThe re-
publicans of Burnt Lake precinct, this
county. elected delegates to the county
convention that meets here Saturday
next The delegation was instructed for
w c. Jones of Galveston for congress, j..
s. McEachin for district Judge of the
Twenty third judicial district l.. II. Nc
Cabe Is county chairman and G. Ennis
precinct chairman
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sssssssssssseossssss.s.e.sses.

10 compass the election OF President Nc
Klnley, today published lengthy signed
editorial in which he came out for Bryan.
He says that Bryans indianapolis speech
was the delivery of a profound and pa
triotc statesman, his arraignment OF the
Philippine policy of the government mas
terly and unanswerable. and that ION all
the vital living Issues Bryan is soundly
democratic and everlastingly right"
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Farmersyille. Texas, August SO.--A
IRE in the northern part Of the city this
evening destroyed workshop and some
bee gums belonging to w. T. Pryor, and
did some damsge TO his resideuce. The
origin OF the fire Is not known The loss
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CAMPAIGN OPENS SEPTEMBER 10
Secretary McLcmorc Says IL VIII Bc
a LiNclN One.

Austin. Texas, August 90 Secretary
McLomore of the State democratic execu-
trip through the Tenth and Twelfth
congressional districts and reports dem
ocnltic prospects very Gattering lie says
that State headquarters will be located in
San Antonio. as that city Is near the
firing line and the democrats will open u
lively campaign about September 10.
which promises to surpass all former Of
forts.
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petition in nnnkrnntcy.

Austin, Texas. August S0.-A bank
ruptey petition was filed in the Federal
court yesterday evening by $. Wohleb OF
Cameron; debts aggregate $25. 1925; as
sets $3.50. OF which $3.50 Is claimed as
exempt.
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Banls for wneIder.

Yoakum. Texas. August S0.-Mr. A. G..
Sterne. who has been connected with the
banking house of j. A. Lander Co
here for the past two years as assistant
cashier. has perfected arrangements for
opening a private bank at Waelder. He
left for Houston yesterday TO purchase
necessary fixtures and will begin busl-
ness All once.
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chnttel Mortgage ForecIosed.

Jefferson. Texas, August I'd D.
shaekelford, retail grocer of this city.
was closed yesterday evening under
chattel mortgage for S51694 by the Mar
shall Wholesale Grocery company, A. c..
Alexander OF Marshal trustee.
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his withdrawal. Captain L. w p,tcso,
chairman Of the committee ON illnnin.
tion and decoration. said:
Mr. BRYAN has taken a fair and manly
course IN refusing to come to the on,
campment under the existing circun,.
stances. We shall all regret he can M,
tude." NO "ee'-
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noGG's PLANS.
says lie VIII Campaign some of the
Doubtful states.

Fort Worth. Texas, August 80 James
6 Hogg was here today on his way TO
Mineral Wells to rest and recuperate vAw
two weeks. Besides the statement that
he had concluded to make campaign
speeches in some OF the doubtful States
in the North and East in the interest OF
Bryan and Stevenson Mr.. Hogg refused TO
discuss politics or the results OF the
Waco convention He s>.- he believes
Bryan will be the next president and has
confidence in the Texas legislature carry
ing out the platform demand on his three
constitutional amendments. At the end
of two weeks he Will SO North to COM
mence his campaigning tour.
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Gambler Nominated.

Memphis, Tenn, August 30.-The demo-
Gratis of the First Mississippi congress
sional district today nominated Hon e.
s. Gambler as a successor to Private"
John Allen in congress.
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Petition in bankruptcy.

Galveston. Texas August S0.-William
q. Weems OF Angleton filed petition III
bankruptcy in the United States court
here last evening. His liabilities as set
forth in his petition were S45S4. 80; no
assets.
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jackson, KY. August 80. Shots nred
into the dining room at the home OF
James Barnett on Towards creek, killed
Mrs. Barnett. an aged woman; her II
,sar-a;a daughter and Mrs. James Ben
natl. The latter's husband. James Ben
nat.. Is peing pursued BY .cfticers ana
others. il being charged he did ths
shooting. It Is said THAT Bennett ~.
Jealous OF Barnett.
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come. out for bryan.

Lansing. Mich. August 2s---Louis 2
Rowley. editor and proprietor OF the
lansing Daily Journal. who was the
leader Of the national democrats in thi'
state four years ego. and worked mare
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Called TO Nee, at San Antonio ser
tember H.


TENDER II.
Terrell, Texas, August 2.-LThe follow
ing was given out today:
To the Members of the Republican State
Executive Committee.
You are hereby called to meet at san
Antonio. Texas, September II. 1900. for
the purpose of hearing contests. making
up the temporary roll for the next State
convention and recommending its tenn
porary officers.
Z. II. r. Green. Chairman.
Attest: G. w. johnson, Secretary.
Chairman Green also gives out the fol-
lowing as n correct list of the reaubli-
can state executive committees:
First Uistrct-H. G. Goree, Atlanta,
Texas.
Second District. A. Hurley. suIpnu~
Springs, Texas.
Third District--Vacant; appointment
will be made later.
Fourth District. T. Harris. Games
vile, Texas
Fifth Distrlct--H, e. Smith. Mckiu-
ney, Texas.
Sixth Distrlct-B. r. Buitt Dallas.
Seventh District-W. l.. Dickson, Gil
mer. Texas.
Eighth District-P. F.. Dennis, Mar
shall, Texas.
Ninth District-w. II. Mcdonald. Ter
rell, Texas.
Tenth DistrIct--Harry Beck, Hillsboro,
Texas.
| Eleventh Distrct-George NJ. Patton
Waco, Texas
Twelfth District. a. Myers, bryan.
Texas
Thirteenth District-G. W. Burkitt.
Palestine, Texas.
Fourteenth District-J. c. Frazier. Jas
Fifteenth Distrlct-A. White. Ander-
sixteenth District. r. Hogan, Hell-
vile, Texas.
Seventeenth Distrlct-D. w. Wilson.
Galveston, Texas.
Eighteenth District-M. V. stapleton
Vox Populi. Texas.
| Nineteenth Distrlct-W. r. Dwyer.
] Twentieth District-E. p. Wilmot, Aus
1 tin, Texas.
twenty nrst Dstrict--A. l.. Maynard,
4 Lockhart, Texas.
/ Twenty-second District-F. r. Will
Jams. Victoria, Texas.
Twenty third District--J. W. burst.
| Corpus Christi. Texas
Twenty fourth District-E. II. Terrell.
San Antonio, Texas.
Twenty-hfth Distrlct--Joseph Tweedv.
Knickerbocker. Texas.
Twenty- sixth DistrHt-w. b. Mccain.
/ Dublin, Texas.
Twenty-ssvanth District-Harry Harris.
Gatesville. Texas.
Twenty eighth District-Wlliam Nc
Manis. Baird Texas.
Tweniy-nlnth Dlstrict-otis t. Bacon.
Wichita rails. Texas.
Thirueth Dlstriet--John B. Hawley.
4 Fort Worth. Texas.
Thirty-arst Dlstrict-JOhn b. schmitz
! Denton, Texas.
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upsHuR COUNTY POLITICS.

Democrhts UertIrrIhR ThemsrIves
Though Having small Opposition.
Gilmer. Texas. August 29.-county
Chairman ]. 3. Hill hes made call for
The county democratic executive commits
tee TO meet in Gilmer. September S. for
the purpose of perfecting plans by which
TO organize democratic clubs in every
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INSTRUCTIONS ron WALLER BURNS
Were Given by the Republicans or
Waller County.

Hampstead, Texas August SO.-The re-
publican county convention was held today
to instruct Tor the senate, legislature and
this judicial district and to elect delegates
to the respective conventions. Hon Wal
Ter n. Burns was Instructed for the seh-
ate, Hon. A. C. Tompkins for the legis-
lature and Wells Thompson and o. ID.
York for district judge and attorney.
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POOR HEALTH.
There Arc Thousands who suffer
and DO Not know what
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES

pnign predict majority of SEQ for Bur.
CESS.
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G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.
Thirly-fourlh Annual Meeting Is Practi.
cally Closed.
DENVER Is THE NEXT MEETING PLACE
Major Rassieur Was Elected Conn
mandcr in Chief by AccIamntion.
other o1iccrs Elected.

Commander In chief-Leo Rassieur. ST.
Louis
Senior Vice Commander--E. c. Miilken.
Portland Me.
Junior Vice Commauder--Frank Seaman.
Knoxville Tenn.
Surgeon General--John A. Wilkins,
Delta, Ohio.
Chaplain In chIef-Rev. A. brahms. San
Quentin. Cal.
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This suggested constitution can be
modified TO suit each State association,
The call for a democratic club organiza-
ton in every city and precinct on Sep
TENDER l, issued by Messrs. Bryan, Stew
enson Jones and Hearst is expected to
add 10000 clubs to the associations roll.
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POLITICAL.


THIRD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT
In pursuance of a resolution of the
Republican standing committee of the
Third legislative district of Lackawanna
county. adopted at regular meeting
held on Saturday the 2ith day of Febru-
ary 1900, the district convention will be
held on Tuesday, the 10th day Of April.
room of the court house, Scranton, for
the purpose of nominating a candidat te
for the legislature and electing two lc)
delegates to represent said legislative dis
Harrisburg on April o5. 1900 and trans
acting such other business as shall be
brought before 1t.
Vigilance committees will hold primary
elections on Saturday, the 7th day Of
April. 1900. between the hours of and
Each election district shall elect one
person, a qualified elector of said district
to act as a member of the legislative
standing committee for the next ensu-
ing calendar year. whose name shall be
certified to on the returns to the district
Candidates who have thus far regis.
tered their names with the secretary at
903-90t Mears building, Scranton, Pa,
viii observe the requirements OF rule &
which reads as follows: Each candida te
must register his full name and pOstof
flee address with the chairman of the
legislative standing committee, and shall
man at least twenty days before the pri-
mary election. or his name will not be
printed on the official ballet"
Saturday. the nth day Of March, 1900,
is the last day for registering and paying
the assessment
Attest: J. r. Watkins. Secretary. man
Scranton. Pa. Feb. 70. 1900.
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Delawlr. AMI iiuisOu.

On Feb. 26th. 1900, trains will leave
Scranton as follows
For Carbcndale-6.2o, 1853. S.53. 1913 a.
M: Y noon: LOS. 2.2S. 405 Is. 6.25. 7.5I.
9.15, II 10 p. m. {; 1.16 a. m.
For Albany, Saratoga. Montreal, Bos.
ten. New England points. etc..-62o a. M:
LOS D. m.
For Honesdale--6.2O, 1913 a. m.; 2.2s. s. s
p. m.
For Wilkes Bnrre-G.i5. 74s, s4s, s.ss.
1912 a. m; 1908 12S. 2.1S. 3.S3, i.27. G.l0.
7.4S. 1914, 11.30 D. m.
For New York. Philadelphia, etc, via
Lehigh Valley Railroads.&c. a. M; 1903.
Els, All p. m.; with Black Diamond FIX
pi ess, 11.30 y. m.
For Pennsylvania Railroad points, 6.45,
9.3S a. M: 2.1S, 4.27 p. m.
For western points, via Iehigh Valley
Railroad--1.AS a. M: II. .05, 3.S3, with Black
Diamond Express, 10 Al, 1l.30 p. m.
Trains will arrive In Scranton as fol-
lows:
From Carbondale and the North-G.40,
7.43, S3S, 9.34, 1O.2S, 11.5S a. M; 1.23. 2.l5,
3.25. 423. 143, 1923. 11.N p. m.
From Wilkes Barre and the South-6.15.
7.4S, S.4S, 103S. 11.55 a. M; 1.04, 2..3, 402.
$50, 6.2l, 753 9.05. 1905 D. M. 1.13 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Carbondale-9.05 a. m; :2.27, 2.23.
4.oG, 5,47. 1852 p. m.
For Wilkes -Barre-9.3S a. M; 1905. 1853,
3.2S, 62, S.21 p. m.
For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal Bos-
ton, New England points. ETC.. los p. m.
Lowest rates to all points In United
States and Canada.
]. w. BURDICK. G. r. A.. Albany, N. Y.
II. W. CRCSS, d. p. A.. Scranton. Pa.
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Local..

IN RE: INCORPORATION OF THE
Trips Slope Mines, Accidental Fund
Of Scranton. Pa. In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Lackawanna County, No.
Is. May Term, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that an appli-
cation will be made to the said court or
a law judge thereof on Monday. April
10th. 1900. at q o'clock a. m.. under the
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, entitled IAN Act to
provide for the incorporation and regu-
lation of certain corporations" approved
April 29th. 1874, ard the supplements
thereto. for the charter of an Intended
corporation to be called The Tripp's Slope
Mines Accidental Fund. the character
and object of which is the maintenance
OF Il society for beneficial and protective
purposes to its members from funds coll
lected therin, which said funds shall DO
used for the benefit of members injured
while at work, and to aid in defraying
the expenses of the burial of deceased
members. and for these purposes to have,
possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits
and privileges afforded by the said act
and its supplements.
The proposed charter Is now on file in
the Office of the prothonotary Of the said
court to No. Is. May Term, 1900.
NJ. T.. MCDONALD,
j. W. MCDONALD.
Solicitors.