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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-05
For saI, chesp

Homestead relinQuishment improve
ments and stock: located on Clearwater
Inquire Of b. H. Wakefield. Juliastta.
loano. 3S-1l
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Imitation

Children are not as gentle and
wellbred as they used to be-"
Possibly" answered Miss Cayenne
But we have no right to complain.
Reading and observation convinces me
that grown-up people aren't, either"
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The Merry Ha Ha
PHILADELPHIA Press.)

philadelphia Press.)
Dame Fortune often makes us cuss,
She does. indeed. my brothers!
For though she smiles on some Of us
She merely laughs at others.
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We are agents for Olympia and vel
vet beer. California Wine House. the
nav Kroutinger building. Phone 81.
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!. o. o. =. Eneampmsat

Clearwater Encampment, No III
F., meets second and fourth
days. VIM. Schuldt, G. n
Rowley, scribe. Visiting pm
welcome.
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Mountain Gem Chapter, NJ. i q
Chapter room. Masonic hall
communications first and thru
days Of each month. Nra =
Barnett. w. M; J. j. AcCsan
p; Mrs. Louise SQu,er. sesse1
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I. o. o. T.

Lewiston lodge, No. 3, l. 0. y !.
every Tuesday evening q u
Schuldt, N. G.: e. A. Hev
Visiting brothers WELCOME
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Alpha Rsbekah Lodge No. H.
Meets every Friday evening
O'Clock. Sister Nettie knp
Sister Emma N. Esv
Visitors welcome.
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p. N. L. Standing
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
p. N. L.

SPOKANE. July Adjoining game:
Boise, Z; Spokane. II. Afternoon game:
Boise, s.; Spokane. H..
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cemmandsry, knights -
Lewiston Commandery Nv
Templar. holds reguiss
the first Saturday evs
month at the Masonic
Thomas, recorder; ;. -
e. Com.
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Neg Perez Lodge No. "
Regular communicated
wednesday nights OF
All sojourning cretn m
e. G. Cummings, W. -
Conkey, secretary.
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W. r. G. ~ =

Rosa Cannon. pre -
8. v. president; MAJ, ,.ss
president: sarah - 49,
urer; Elisa Pierst'a. -:
ne Parker, CT
Trip. guard; s'
secretary.
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r. Q. Hayes Post Ne
DEPARTMENT of Idaho nAd
third Friday in eaen
city hall. H. W.
commander; l. Row"
Henry Tobin. }. " ~
Thompson. chaplain: III
geon: J. 8. Cox. y. - ~
o. O.; Geo. A. Mann'ss
,artArvnaSter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-06
BODY SHIPPED C. o. D.:
PAY BEFORE FUNERAL
Remains of Barney Leonard. DaVen-
port Veteran, Held by the
Express Company.

Barney Leonard, q former resident
of Davenport. died at the Old Soldiers
home Tuesday. and the body was ship
ped 10 Davenport by express. c. o. d.
Arrangements had been made to have
the funeral this morning, but when the
time came, the express company's
agent objected. and refused to give up
custody of the body until he had been
paid the $41 express charges. The
body was returned to the express Of
fee. and it is not known just what
arrangements will be made for the
burial, as Scott county can not be
held responsible for the express
charges. and unless the charges are
paid by a subscription, the body will
become a charge on the county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-06
NATIVE OF STATE
James W. Atkinson, Leading Moline
Business Man, Has Passed
Away.
DEERE & MANsUR FOUNDER
Connected With Other important Con
cerns-Death of Mrs. Mary
Johnson.

James W. Atkinson. one of the lead
ing business men of Moline and for
many years secretary and manager Of
the Deere < Mansur company. died at
his home in that city very suddenly
last night.
He arose in his usual health yester-
day morning, and was proceeding TO
take the morning train for Annawan.
H.. when he was suddenly attacked,
and returned home. He died about II
p. m. of angina pectoris. Interment
will take place at Riverside cemetery.
the funeral services being held at the
residence. 1927 Sixth avenue. Moline,
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. Rev.
w w Willard and Rev. c. l.. Morgan
officiating. He leaves to mourn his
loss. with a host of friends. his wife,
Sarah NJ Atkinson, and his sister, Sar-
all l.. Atkinson, of his immediate fam
lily.
James William Atkinson was born
Aug. %. 1889, in Whiteside county. His
parents were Joshua T. and Emeline
Little) Atkinson. His father was a
pioneer of the state of Illinois. Mr..
Atkinson was reared and attended
school in Whiteside county, and after
wards at Galesburg. and Denmark,
Iowa. At the age of IS he left school,
and from that time until his 2Sth yea.
! he farmed on his fathers farm. In
| 1868 he removed TO Moline. where he
| lived continuously until the time of his
death, and where he engaged as as
sistant 10 his uncle. Charles Atkinson
until 1874. He then accepted a posi-
ton with the Moline Wagon company
as travelling salesman through the
northwest. He was one of the organ
iZers of Deere & Mansur company. and
became its secretary and manager
| which position he held with great
credit TO himself and the establishment
for about seventeen years. Since that
time he has devoted his time and at
tention to his extensive private bust
ness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-06
Successful In Business.


His business career from his boy
hood until almost the hour of his de
cease. was one of intense activity, and
crowned with eminent success.
Many years ago Mr.. Atkinson allied
himself with the First Congregational
church of Moline. and in its work he
was ever ready to give his means.
time and life for its success. He was
especially interested along the lines of
music and the social welfare of the
church. One of his last acts was to
take a reat interest in the formation
| of the Tri-City CONGREGATIONAL club.
which has for its object tne promotion
of the intellectual and spiritual culture
of its members. He was president of
the Port Byron academy.
MIR. Atkinson was married to Sarah
NJ. Savage at Morrison. H.. June >.
1874. One child was born to them,
George l.. Atkinson. whose death Feb.
| /, 1892. at the age of II years. was a
severe blow to the parents.
Quite a portion or Mr.. Atkinson s
life was given to the work of reclaim
ing for cultivation the prairies of this
and adjoining counties. which had TO
be developed by levels and lines In
his last delirium he exclaimed, How
refreshing that last east line," His
| eye had pierced through the darkness
and caught the rays of the rising sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-06
Funeral of Mrs. Thompson.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Thomp-
son, 101 Fourth avenue, Moline. who
died Wednesday at the St Anthony's
hospital, will lie held tomorrow morn
ing from the ST. Mary's church. Mo
line. the services being conducted by
Rev. Father Kelly. Interment will be
made in the Calvary cemetery in Rock
Island. Mrs. Thompson has been
resident of Moline for - years. and
is survived by her husband J. r.
Thompson, and two children, Kate and
Dora. both at home
Mrs. Mary Jnnc Johnson PASSES.
Mrs. Mary Jane Johnson, a pioneer
resident of Rock Island. died this morn
ing at G:45 at the home, 1910 Fourth
avenue, after two weeks illness with
chronic bronchitis. Mrs. Johnson was
born at Shippensville. Pa, Sept. &c
1890, and removed to Rock Island with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Dun
lap. in 1852, and has made her home
here during the years since that time
Her husband died % years ago. Two
children, Edgar VI. and Anna y. sur
viye to mourn their mothers death
The funeral is to be held from the
home Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock.
Rev. W. 5. Marquis will conduct the
services, assisted by Rev. r. b. VIII
liams. The services at the cemetery
are TO be private. interment to be made
AZ ChiDUiaunocLy
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25

SENTIMENTS

The meeting of @all persons interest
ed in the Las Vegas Grant con.
yened in the court house at 10 o'clock
this morning.
II was called together as formal
session 0f the board of trustees Of the
town of Las Vegas, Mayor Margarito
Romero presiding. Councilmen Lr.
cero, Delgado and Esquibel were
present
In addition to the members OF the
council, something less than 200 resi-
dents of the grant were in atSend.
ance, all except very few being
native people and the greater proper.
tion Of them from the region of the
upper GaIlinas. the stronghold Of
Margarito Romero.
| After calling the meeting TO order,
Mayor Romero took the floor and
kept 1t Till the time Of adjournment
at IL O'Clock. He indulged In har
angue which was one of the worst
exhibitions Of asinine demagpguery
ever listened TO In this neck Of the
woods.
He declared that the meeting was
called TO take charge OF the Las We.
gas grant. and give the people their
rights Tie proceeded to declare II
to he In the hands of the mayor and
trustees uf tile town Of Las Vegas
lie said he would open an office In
the council chamber ON Monday
morning and givo each applicant q
deed To $50 acres uf land Oh pay
ment Of $3.50 $500 to be used In a
Illegal defense of their rights and si.J0
10 be used for recording fees.
He made an appeal calculated 10
stir up race prejudice and religious
prejudice. He denounced the Judge of
the district court. mallgned the grant
trustees appointed by the court, abus.
ed citizens Of the city Of las Vegas,
designating them by name and abused
the English speaking portion 0f tho
community In general. He talked Of
destroying bitches and fences--if they
were not removed on due notice.
Mayor Romero was not yet throegh
when the adjournment was taken at
~ o'clock but promised TO continue
at the afternoon session.
Reports of the nature of the morn.
ing session spread rapidly and served
TO fiji the court house with an expect.
ant audience when the meeting re.
convened at 2 o'clock.
A fuller account Of the proceedings
i will appear ID tomorfow's paper.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

1astanedat Miss Alta e, Sclsaefer.
Washington. ID G.: Il c. Poaler. Taos:
" s. Hepewell, Santa Fe: Henry
Grant, Rio Arriha; Samuel ttldodt Rio
Arriba; Max Montoya, s,au Antonio;
Gonstancio Miera, Soeorre; Il. w.
Thompson, Corona; G. Il, Easley, Santa
fe; O. N, Marion, Albuquerque: j. W.
Records, Estancia; lno VI. Sullivan,
Madrid; ], Il. Cri8t. Menero, N, Nj. ".
.. l!aughlin, Santa Fes Antonio Joseph,
oja caliertte; +. ]. Davidson. Pinos
Altoss W. 3. Walton, Silver City; +. A.
r Walter, Santa Fe: l.. A. Hughes.
Santa Fe; 4. b, Reneham, Santa Ee:
Mrs. j. y. Farmer, ST. Louis. p. j.
Farmer, st, Louis; p, G. Wilson and
wife, Albuquerque; d. Baldwin, Ration:
j. {. King, Ration; Chas, Roe, Albu.
querque; G. b. Bell, Montgomery, A
I. Moore, enyer: j. 2. Goodlander,
ST. Lonis. Otto ). Murphy. St. Louis
Mrs I'll. Van Petten has been heard
from at Lawn Ridge, Illinois. She
will return 70 Las Vegas this week.
E-'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25

Gioa Yang Aug. %. At the Rus.
sian headquarters here. Kuroi1i''s ar.
my Il estimated at 100000 men,
Nod2u's serce II 10000 and oku's at
10000 This Il exclusive OF tho two
81 about $4,000 men NOV.
Ing upon the right bank Of the Lao
tiyer. Field Marshal pyama. the
Iapanese eommander.in-chief. Ii un-
aerstood to he with the hesiegers ut
Port Arthur. II continues 10 be be
lieyed that the Japanese armies In
Manchurla are whiting the result OF
the atorming d Fort Arthur before
renewing their movements against the
forces Of General Kuropatkln,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25
TO OPEN THE CAMPAIGN
IN BROOKLYN

NEW YORK. Aug. %. Arrange
mcnts have been completed for tho
opening Of the democratic campaign
III Brooklyn tonight. The meeting will
be held under the auspices OF the
Kings county democratic club and the
principal speaker will be Senator
Joseph Bailey .of Texas. Besides
Senator Bailey. Edward NJ. Shepard
and Martin W. Littleton will speak,
and the meeting will be considered
the ratification of the national ticket
by tho Kings county democracy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25

San Miguel county contest, Antonio
Lucero and E. G., dc Baca appeared for
the Sandoyal faction and claimed that
they We're not unionists but the regu-
lar democrats with the regular organ
ization, Messrs. Larrazolo, Bunker and
Needer spoke for the others. When
The Optic went TO press the contest
had netbeen decided and the commit.
tee had given no inkling of its inten.
tions %
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25
Twenty. Eight Men
ACCUSED Of Conspiracy

OF Victor; A. u. Carleton. president
Of the First National bank; II. G. New
comb. cashier OF the First National
bank, Henry Dahl. manager Of tho
ophlr mine; A. G. Cole. former sccre.
tary of tho Citizens alliance; Daniel
Mccarthy. superintendent OF the Gran
itc mine; A. r. Holman, superinten.
dent Of tho Golden cycle; VIM. Brain.
bridge. superintendent OF the El Paso
mine; and Deputy sheriff Harry wat.
ers. Frank vanneck, Charles Gum
and II. X. Young.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25

CRIPPLE CREEK. Aug .25. Cap
.lases were placed In the hands Of
Sheriff Bell this afternoon for TWEEN
tyclght prominent citizens IN the
Cripple Creek district. The charges
are conspiracy and assault 10 kill
conspiracy and false imprisonment
malicious mischief and iarccncy, ali
In connection with the deportatIons ol
last Saturday hight. Among those
against whom capaises were issued
are Nelson Franklin, former mayor
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25
COLORADO MILITIA TO De
READY FOR EMERGENCIES

DENVER, Aug. 25-It was an.
nounced al the state house today that
the officers of the guard In this city
had been notified 10 hold themselves
IN readiness 70 take their commands
TO leave for Cripple Creek al mo.
menes notice.
Adiutant General He'll refused 10
confirm the report bpt there IL aetly.
Ity at the armories.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25
Colorado Wants
Headquarters

PORTLAND. Ore. Ang. 25.-The
report Of the credentials committee.
made TO the American Mining con-
gross this morning shows 1908 ac-
credited and appointed delegates and
members entitled 10 the floor Of tho
convention Tlte Colorado delega-
lion Is greatly in evidence today pre-
pared 10 put up d strong fight for
the permanent headquarters Of the
congress, which Ii the sole business
OF The Afternoon The Salt Lake dele.
gates are also very active.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25


train yesterday afternoon began the
democratic invasion. No. 7 from the
north brought the Colfax and Union
county delegates as well as several
from Mora When at 10 o'clock, No.
2 from the south arrived, the city
surrendered, quite. There were dele
gates from Grant, Luna, Socorro, Sier-
ra, Taos, Rio Arriba, Sandoval, Sier-
Fe and Dona Ana counties, in large
numbers. 1t was democratic train
that pulled into the depot and the
few republicans who CHANGED to be
on board kept very still. 1t was a
right royal democratic welcome, too,
that was given the delegates from a
large number Of Las vegans who re,
paired to the depot.
It has been democratic day. Dem
ocratic badges are everywhere. The
military band played on the streets
before the convention was called to
order and later in the hall. "
1t Is certain only two candidates for
delegate will be voted upon, George
p. Money of this city and Jerry Simp.
son, OF Roswell. The friends Of Crist,
Daugherty and E. V. Chayes have
united on Money and will throw their
strength to him g.. The program is
that Bernalillo county will give way
to San Miguel which will have the
honor of placing Mr. Money in nom
ination Bernalillo will be one of the
seconders of the nomination.
There seems to be no doubt but Mr..
Money will be nominated. Jerry
simpsons friends will make an at
tempt to stampede the convention, but
they are not sanguine of success.
Central Committee Meets.
Preliminary to the meeting Of the
territorial democratic convention, the
territorial central committee met and
transacted the necessary business
among other things considering the
contest from San Miguel county.
It was decided to effect temper
airy organization without representa-
tion from San Miguel county. The
, contest in This county was referred
TO the eredential committee,
Organization.
The convention convened about
1890 and was called % order BY
Chairman W S. Hopewell of the ter
ritorlal central committee.
The honor Of the temporary seere
taryship fell TO Il, a. M, Bear, tht
editor of the Roswell Daily Record
After the reading Of The democrat
IL call by Hon. ". D. Laughlin, sec,
retary Of the territorial central com,
mIttee. Hon w. s. HopeweIl, III an
eloquent speech stated that according
To precedent established the territor
ial central committee had unanimous.
" selected Hon. Antonio Joseph. ex'
delegate TO congress, as the tempor'
ary chairman OF the convention.
II. NJ. Doughterty, of Socorro, and
Olin Z. Smith. Of Clayton, escorted
Mr.. Joseph to the platform.
Mr. Joseph at the outset OF his ad
dress prophesied the election OF a
democratic delegate, democratic
territorial legislaAre. democratic
congress and a democratic president
Antonio Lucero, Of this county, and
and +. Romero, Of Mora, were named
as interpreters and John Il. thinner
man Of Santa Fe county, az reading
clerk.
DIR. f. f. olney. mayor Of the city
of Las Vegas made felicitous ad
dress OF welcome.
Hon. w. g. Hayden, In behalf o.
Mayor Margarito Romero, said that
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25
SENATOR HoAR PASSES
ANOTHER FAVORABLE NIGHT.

WORCESTER, Mass. Aug 25.--
The morning bulletin from The bedside
of Senator ffoar reads: Tho SEN
ator had comfortable night and took
nonrlshmeni thls morning. The pros
pects are thai lie viii have d com.
Portable day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25
WElNzElMER PLEADS NOT
GUILTY or ExToRTioN,

NEW YORK. Aug. rs Philip wein
zoimer. president of Tho building
trades alliance, under indictment on
the charge % extortion, entered a
plea 81 not guilty today. Three sep.
arate motions for dismissal and do.
lay were oyerruled. weinzelmer
was released on $4,000 bonds
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25
HEAVY JAPANESE LOSSES At PORT ARTHUR
Two More Russian Vessels Strike Mines
and One Sinks With the Crew. Jap
anese Force Near Lao Yang.

TOXIC, Aug a. Two Russian tor.
.pedo boat destroyers struck mines Ut
the entrance to Port Arthur last even.
ing The larger of tho ,lestroyers.
4 four funnellea one, was sunk. The
names of the vessels and the number
af liyes lost are unknown,
Useless Slaughter Averted
SHANGHAI. Aug ab. An order
was received III Shanghai last night
al $40 from the russian minister at
pekin, TINT the cruiser Askuld and
the torpedo boat destroyer Grozovoi
are u he tisarmed Yesterday was
d day 0f considerable anxiety In Off.
eial circles Az flrst, the order went
forth that ihe Vessels could remain
four days longer, Negotiations wore
then begun FOR another four days but
these were absolutely refused by tho
Chinese government Tbefeupon the
order came to Shanghai 10 rush work
fon the vessels and 20 out To what
seemed certain death on Sunday, The
Eablect distress of the Agltold's crew
when this news was received, was
fpitlable, The dock managers yester.
day notified the Russian officials
that tho Askold's hull could not be
REPAIRED by Sunday. More telegraph.
/ Ing followed and then came mes,
sage, direct from Emperor Nicholas
ordering the two vessels TO be dis,
mantled and To 30 out Of commission.
/ The Emperor also sent message TO
the crew congrntulating them for
saving the vessels and conveying
words Of hope. There Ii general sat
isfaction at the outcome Of the mat.
ter. II Is understood that the Jap
anese fleet will remain until the Rus.
sian vessels are completely disman-
tied.
Vessels Finally Disarmed.
PARIS. Aug. 25 AN official dis.
patch from Shanghai says that the
Russian consul has notified Tao Tai
Tint the Aak0ld and Grozoyoi have
been disarmod. The authorities here
are awaiting II similar notice from
Saigon of the disarmament OF the Di
ANA The French officials are much
irelieyed over the avoidance OF dan.
gernus possibilities at Shanghai.
Germany Assists Russians.
LAS PALMAs, Canary Islands
August Is. Fishermen report that
three Russian efnisera are eoallne
from the German steamer Yalesia III
cape Juhy, off the south coast of
Morocco,
Japanese Lose Heavily.
CifIs roo, aug 2B Rnsslan adyi
Ices received here state that the Jap
anese assaults on Fort Arthur AnE. q
land Aug 22 were repnlEed with trem.
tendous Losses u Ii added that The
lattempt Of the Japanese to capture
Fort No, COST thom 10000 men and
their assault on Fort Etsoshan result.
ed In their losing 1000 men killed
and wounded. Port Dalny Ii said 10
BE- filled with wounded
Il
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25
Resolutions.

The committee on resolutions held
a shorter session and appointed the
following subcommittee to formulate
the resolutions which probably Will
not be presented until tomorrows
session; J. II. Crist, w w, Gatewood,
III. NJ. Daugherty and Mareario Gale.
COS 1t is believed that the resolu.
tions win straddle the statehood ques.
Iion ...s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25
Ballard for Council.

The delegates from the Ninth coun,
ell district or as 1t Is generally
known the shoe string district" met
this afternoon and voted unanimously
TO nominate Captain chas. Ballard,
Of Roswell, for the territorial coun.
ell
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-25
Vessels Finally Dlsarmed.

LAS pALMAs, Canary Islands,
August 25 Fishermen repor, that
three Russian efnisers arc eoaling
from the German steamer Yalesia IL
Cape Jnby, off the south coast Of
Morocco.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-04-20
winter Harbor having invited n. -. ~

Winter Harbor having invited the n.
COCK county w. c. t. U. couyentic, !.
hold its seventeenth annual session thu
date to be announced later, white -
boners should be up and doing.
Local superiutendents, get ready von.
reports, and forward at once To yos.
county officers.
Mrs. Bertha Robbins, Center supa,,,
iendent OF homes for the homeless, espoo,.
ally requests that all work done In ~.
line be reported to her.
The corresponding secretary, NJ.
Rnbie Tracy, OF Winter Hsrbor, will -
expecting items OF work done by e.,h
union to be sent her very soon. Let IN,
key note, war against resubmission. ecbo
along the line, and all loyal temperanca
advocates work together for the best con.
vention yet held in Hancock county.
Your county president, bearing tn.
heavy cross OF affection, has, trust, "a.
ceived sympathy and aid from each
union. Yours for the right,
j. NJ. MASON, recording secretary.
Hancock Co. w. G. T.u.