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Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-16
FROM TUESDAY 5 Dali

FROM TUESDAY 5 DAHL
Fred Lacy, Of Lacy Bros, has gone
to the coast for few days visit.
MIR. Hastings has moved into his
new house in Section Seven,
c. 0. Anderson is moving into his
new offices in the Hawkins block this
afternoon.
Tom Cosgrove made a run over to
Pasco yesterday and transacted a
bunch of business.
Mrs. f. +. Huntington, of Pasco, was
over yesterday and made numerous
purchases from our local merchants.
The football boys have ordered their
uniforms and will be ready to do BUSH
ness now in a short time, They prac-
tice pretty regular and as there are
lots of old time players here they get
lots of free instruction.
The interest in the Portage road has
been awakened in this city and the
subscription list is climbing fast. We
are vitality interested in seeing this
road built and should do all in our
power to help it along. The commits
sion has extended the time of signing
the contract till the Goth of the month
In order that the money may be
raised.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-16

A. H. Richards, one of the heaviest
wheat raisers of Horse Heaven, was at
Kennewick yesterday OH business.
Quite number of people came over
from Pasco this morning and spent
the day at Kennewick owing to the
delay of convening court at that place
today.
Mr.. Fouche, who is travelling under
the management of the new Western
Lecture Bureau, has q nights enter
tainment without repetition. At this
place Dec. 20. 25 and 35c.
Before making your Christmas pur-
chases call and see my fine line of
Christmas anc holiday goods. am
giving good discount on my already
low prices SO as to have nothing left to
carry over. Geo. NJ. Smith, opposite
King & Son. dc
Court did not convene at Pasco this
morning as was intended. Judge
Rudkin on account of the press of
other business was unable to leave
North Yakima. He is expected down
on the evening train and a night ses-
sson will lie held this evening. To-
morrow will be busy day at Pasco.
]. Farnk Fouche entertainment will
be rare treat for the people of Kenne-
wick us he Is among the leading artists
in his line and only gives entertain
ments in the larger towns, but be-
cause of the long distances between the
cities lie decided to give one night
here. Admission 25 and &c.,, Monday
evening; Dec. 20.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-16
Kennewick Precious Stones.

Some time ago we picked up a small
round pebble on the street in this
place and through curiosity had 1t cut
for a setting for ring. When polish
ed it has the appearance of moon.
stone, and is valued by the lapidary at
ten dollars. Now we suppose Pea
Green will be saying it is a petrif ed
drop from his nose, or something Of
that sort.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-16

90. Anderson made business wis.,
1t TO Pasco today.
n. R. Sylvester is in Yakima OH u
bust ness mission.
Mrs. Pratt, of Pasco, spent Sunday
In this city the guest of Mrs. Rosenan.
A.. C. Purdy was II visitor here yes
terday. Kennewick seems to hold
some kind of a facihation for A. G..
lately.
Miss Haddie Furness will visit for u
few weeks with Miss Irene LaPort,
who is teaching school in section
Twenty-six. ~
B, G. Fuller is still making addit-
ions and improvements in his jewelry
store. This morning he received an
other show case, duplicate of the ell
egant affair previously Installed.
c. 0. Anderson has rented offices in
the Hawkins block ana force of car
penters are at work today making the
necessary alterations In the rooms.
Mr.. Anderson will move in tomorrow,
and will have cozy place in which to
meet his clients.
+. b. Kreidlar's mother. who has
been visiting here for the past month.
left last night for her home In Polo,
Ills. She was accompanied by Mrs.
+. B. Kreidler and family who will
spend the remainder of the winter Wis.
iting with friends in the east.
The st. Paul & Tacomba Lumber
Go. has found its yard facilities at this
place outgrown by the demands fol
building material, and have started
the erection of an additional shed
which is to be 40 X go feet. They are
also putting up another coal house
which will hold ten car loads of coal.
Mr.. Halvorsen opened his new meal
market this morning, and Kennewlck
now has one of the finest markets In
the state. The building was erected
especially for the purpose and was
equipped with all the necessary Ice
boxes aud other aceoutrements sc
Necessary to a well arranged market
IN this warm climate. The salesroon
Is handsomely decorated and supplied
with fine equipment of the --latest
devices for handling customers In
strictly metropolitan style. He ex'
poets to manufacture all the side lines
that are usually carried in meat mark
cts and has put in complete line Of
ihachinery for that purpose.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-16
THE LOCAL FIELD

,som SATURDAY DAILY
Mr.. Conway has erected an addition
n his residence in the north part of
town.
Mr.. Richardson headed a party that
went to the hills to-day to enjoy a
rabbit hunt.
Don CGeswell has improved his resi-
depes i'll the Garden Tracts by build
Ing an addition.
A. H. Potter has erected a commo.
dious residence on his land in the
north part of town.
CT. Lott, of North Yakima was In
town yesterday and called in and re-
uewed his allegiance to to Courier.
Phillip Bier is nursing an arm in
which he has slight attack of blood
poison. 1t started from sore on one
.: his fingers.
Walt Geizentanner is home after an
extended trip through Idaho. inspect
Ing some mining properties in which
he is interested.
R. A. Simmons, the gentlemanly In
structor of the youth in the Van Horn
district was in town today and made
the Courier friendly call.
Arson Ely, Of British Columbia, ar
rived in town this week and has al
ready purchased fine piece OF land,
which he will Immediately improve.
Jim Clemments was in to-duy telling
10 about that well he has on his place
west of town. He has not decided yet
whether he will go in for furnishing the
city with water or start q sanitarium.
His well, which is about tifty.five feet
deep, furnishes nh abundance of water,
but it is so full of mineral matter that
he believes 1t must possess some med
icinal qualities, He has invited MS out
to sample the water and may decide
what to do when he receives our
opinion.
Grin Reed, who has been with the
engineers OH the survey of the Palouse
Irrigation scheme, has arrived here to
spend the winter. The engineers have
completed their work after almost six
months in the field. Mr.. Reed says
that the government surveyors are at
present making tests for the foundat-
ion of the big dam to be built in the
washtucna coulee and as SOON as this
10 comple;ed the field work will be fin
ished. The secretary of the interior
has approved the scheme and in time
the reservoir and canal system will be
Observation-Disclosures Republic.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-16

Anyone wishing first class job of
well digging, J. E. Newbry and l.. J.
Prior, Kennewick. 14l If.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-16
from THURSDAYS DAILY

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
W. NJ. Blattler has completed his
building OH First street, in which he
intends conducting barber shop. and
will he ready for business in few
days.
M. P. Martin, comptroller of the
Northern Pecitic Railway and also of
the Northern Pacific Irrigation Co., is
here today inspecting the work being
done on the canal.
The Modern Woodmen have bills
out announcing a ball for the evening
of the 2Srd. The boys are making an
effort to revive interest in the order
and should receive the support of our
citizens.
N. Sylvester has opened up a
real estate office in Pasco and Will en-
deayor to get some of the benefit of the
boom that place is at present enjoying.
He has q large number of town lots
and acre property which he will put
on the market.
D. Cannon, of Pittsburg, Penn,
representing big fruit and produce
commission house of that city Is in
the city for the purpose of arranging
ia handle our canteloupe crop. lie
said he heard that our crops came in
earlier than other parts of the north
west and his company desired to
handle some of our products. He de-
sires to meet the farmers and arrange
to have melons raised in sufficient
quantities to make car load shipments
50 that they can be handled in the cas-
proftaoly.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-16

FROM FRIDAYS Dali
For Sale-A ton of baled wheat hay.
Call at depot,
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-16

Z. E. Lum spent yesterday in North
Yakima, returning home last night.
The Woodmen held a meeting in
their hall last night and initiated four
new members.
"Homeseeker" Hutchingson was
here last night looking after the inter-
est Of his magazine.
G. l.. Smith, of st. Peter, MINI,
brother of Mrs. r. Powers, arrived here
yesterday for u visit.
The Kennewick Hardware Co.. has
installed three new style gasoline
lamps into the salesr0om and as a
result have very finely lighted store.
Tom Geizentanner and Wesley
Wright came over from Pasco laat
night to attend the meeting of the
Woodmen lodge, Of which they are
valued members.
We have just received lot of Xmas
ties in the several styles and latest
patterns. Also fine lot of gloves in
Mochos, Calf and Buck, in dress gloves
also nice line of working and driving
gloves and mittens. Boys suits and
many other things. Call and see US.
Scott &,Co.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church gave a very successful fair and
entertainment in the opera house yes
terday afternoon and evening. The
program of the evening was composed
of vocal and instrumental music of a
very high order. In fact 1t was for
superior to that given by any travelling
organization that has visited this
place.
The school board has arranged with
Prof. G. A. Mutt, who Is erecting a
large building on Front street, to rent
the building for the purpose of using
IL ms a school building, and as soon as
1t is finished school will be opened
there. Prof. Mutt is school teacher
of large experience and has been en-
gagged to conduct this auxiliary school.
1t is expected the building will be
eady by the first Of the coming year.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15
BUSINESS MEN.


At the last meeting ofthe Business
Mems Association annuarelection OF Of
hcers was held. MIR. ]. b. &. Spencer was
unanimously reelected president. a well
deserved compliment to an officer who
has been faithful and untirina in his
work fer both the Association and the
town. The confidence of the business
men in him is demonstrated by con-
stantly re-electing him as president. he
having held this position since the or
ganization was started. Mr.. ]. :.
Charles was reelected secretary and
Mr.. IL. n. Phillips. treasurer. These
valued officers have filed their Offices
with great credit from the beginning OF
the organization. These vice-presidents
were elected: lst-T. J. Stubs. 2nd-
l.. ". Roberts. 3rd-Dr. L. 7. Southall.
Executive Committee. b. &. Spen-
Ger, II. \. Phillips, ]. 5. Charles, K. L.
Spencer, b. f. Wolfe, T. q. Peachy, O.
alden.
Bureau of lniormation-J. b. &. Spen-
Ger, J ). Charles, W. &. Johnston, ]. l..
Mercer. b. d, Peachy.
-Four new members were elected as
follows: +. O'keeffe, Or. Blair Spencer,
]. II. Stone and ". L. Jones.
Permanent Tercentennial Committee
was elected as follows: J. 3. (. Spencer.
lex-ofhciO chairman Or. L. 7. Southall,
T. J. SJubbs, }. Charles, b. ID. Peachy,
7. Ii. Gsddy, L. ". Roberts, X. L. Spen-
Ger. y. L. Henley.
Il was decided to have a light ban
quet at the next meeting, and this com
mittee was appointed 10 arrange tor the
entertainment; 7. ]. Stubs, K. l.. Spen-
Ger, L. ". Roberts and
COMMITTEES NAMED.
President Spencer has named the toll
lowing standing committees 20 serve
one year, the hrst named being chair
man:
Pnbhe Observation-Disclosures, l..
Henley, ". L. Jones, Henry. O'Keefie,
TransportRuon-Bir Lane. Jr., A.
I. Barnes. Hankins, Stone.
Enthusiastically. Mercer. Wynkoop.
y. l. Henley. T. g. Peaehy.
Membership-Nai alden, 3. Larson, Hen
y. B. +. Wright, Geddy.
Real Estate - Roberts. O Keefie,
Wright, K. L. Spencer, T. F. Johnson.
Relief of Poor-Dr. Spencer, Warbur-
Ton, Hankins, Phillips, A. J. Barnes.
Constitution and By-Laws-Dr. Van
Garrett. Charles. Phillips. Johnston and
Henry.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15

he election "a bon Harry St. Gcorgt
Tucker 70 the presidency OF the Amen
cAn BaT Association l. unique in more
tbau OK Tsspect- Ia the hrst place. ny.
Tucker l. tAe nrst man 10 be elected 10
Jns position whose father held the place
Aou. john Randolph IuckeT was tor one
term president oi INK national assoca-
tlon. auo Was tor many years q ieading
rrember. AZ the sScOud place. az l. moi
believed that there is any other state
wuich ENJOYS The distinction 0f having
swics furnished a president OF the asso-
ciauon. Virginia alone has the honor,
il ) said. though X Is possible THAI there
nave been presidents from the same state
in other Instances.
The parallel between the career OF John
Randolph ucker and his son is remark
able. Each served as law teacher in
Nashiugton and Lee University: each
was the dean OF the law faculty. each
represented the Tenth Virginia District
IA Congress, and each was elected 10 the
Iish position oi presiding officer of the
American Bar Assassination Tucker pere
wrote a work or constitutional law but
be died before Il was quite ready for the
publsher. and. as i fate were deter
mined - keep the career Of father and
sou closely identified. Harry 81. George
7 ucker completed The work and saw il
through the press
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15
Good For Children.

The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives instant
relief in all cases OF Cough. Group and
LaGrippe because it does not pass inn
medistely into the stomach. but taxes
effect right at the seat Of the seat Of the
trouble II draws out the inflammation
heals and soothes and cures permanent
ly by enabling the lungs to contribute
pure liis-giving and life.sustsining oxy-
gen 20 the blood and tissues Sold by
L. Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15
OCTOBER COURT.


The regular tern of the Circuit Court
convened here Monday. Judge u. c. Ty-
Ter presiding. An unusually large crowd
was IN attendance on both Monday
and Tuesday, and many familiar faces
were seen. reminding one OF the old
time County court.
Judge Tyler wasted TO time in getting
his court IN operation. going at the
docket in a business like WAY. losing.
however none OF the dignity that goes
with his exalted office.
Among the visiting LAWYERS here were
MeSsrs. - Aylett Ashby aud :. y
Bland. of Newport News. and L. V
Farinholt. OF Richmond. Then there
were the wcll-knowu faces OF Hon. NJ.
ii. Barnes, OF New Kent, Ex-ludse Syd-
ney Smith and Mr.. b II Evan. of York
but theV can hardly 0e called visiting
lawyers as they practioahy i've mere,
special grand jury Monday indicted
Andrew Lewis Tor felony. Lewis VA.
tTieo and acquitted. Same. appeal war
rant resisting an ofhceg. punishment re.
duCeu from . months 10 one month n
jail and me from SO 10 50. The CASE
against same tor carrying concealcc
Weapons, continued.
1wo cases OF commonwealth vsI NJ
Lawson Tor sehbg hquor Without L
cense were IriSo, and Lawson was &C
yuittso. Is. -. tSaeny represented de
iencant.
commonwealth IS Jackson Jennings
nolle pOsesui entered.
Suit OF kOseha A. Minor vs. Ino. X
AUSTIN, trespSSs, was tined Thrrsda,
and verdict given tor plaintiff, damage,
So. h. I. Armistead tor plaintiff. Hoop
er and Smith tor defendant.
IN the suit OF Ida Cole vsH. y. Phil
lips, personal representative OF X K
Cole, a decree Was entered giving Mrs
Cole one-thlEc OF personal property ans
dover IL the real estate, the vaIu,
which exceeds $500.
In SUIT OF b. b. Jones per rep OF Z
hicks. the island tract was ordered sol,
Barnes and ATmistead were appointed
/ commissioners.
In the suit OF Martin ys Martin. ia,
offer OF $4,000 for the 312 acres oflan,
y as accepted and decree entered direc
ting deed 10 be made by NJ. H. Barnes
attorney
Swanson IS fathers. decree euteres
appointing B. .. Peachy trustee an,
special commissioner and sale Of Ian,
directed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15
COLLEGE NOTES.

The Phoenix Literary Society gave its
first open meeting last Saturday eve
ming. which was well attended. The
Philomathean Society viii give its FIRST
open meeting Saturday evening. Oct,,
18th. The public iscordially invited.
The Twenty One Cub met wednes-
day night and elected the following
men to membership: Messrs. Bowls,
Guy, keyser. ZONES and DIR. Spencer.
1t also decided TO give first german
Monday evening, Oct. II.
The fact that the officers of the town
pro hibited the football team from prac-
ticing on the Courthouse Green is look
ed upon as a great joke. 1t is cheerfully
conceded that since it is contrary to the
town ordinance" the playing must be
stopped. bat why such a town ordi-
nance9 Docs an hours practice on the
precious green when the ground is firm
hurt il as much as twenty or thirty
COWS walking all over il miring up TO
their knees when the ground is soft and
uiry9 But the cows belong to Will
liamsburg. SO does the green.
William aud Mary will play a game
of foot ball this afternoon on the cam
pus with the Portsmouth team. The
William aud Mary team leaves next
week to play series Of games with 9th
CT State college teams. Coach Blanch
ard has now a pretty strong team from
which is expected good work. L.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15
Emergency Medicines.

1t is a great convenience 10 have at
hand reliable remedies Tor use in caees
OF accident and Tor slight injuries and
ailments A good liniment and one
that Is fast becoming a isvorite,if not a
household necessity is Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. BY applying 1t promptly to
a cut, bruise or burn it sllays the pair
and causes the injury TO heal in about
one-third the time usually required, and
as it is an sutiseptic it prevents any
danger OF blood poisoning. When Pain
Balm Is keptat hand a spr DIN may be
treated before Inflammation sets in
which insures g quick recovery. For
sale by J. II. Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15

! bc esteemed Easte-n Shore Herald.
zsth Us zssur rld1y q last vveek. enter.
&C upon rs twenty -n1th year of useful
nrsz. EDITOR Robertson las been ~ -rs
helm OF The Herald Tor tne past trs
years and j has improved and advancec
With IL TOWN. Ezstrilis ana 30. -haIaf-
ton should hboraly support is looai
paPr-, i0- the local nsNsPaper Is always
splendid iHds1 q. Ihe Community. a.
literally supporting 7 * Herald TIE peo-
pie OF thai community are adding 70 Us
wealth. by keeping before the WcTid iss
many .natural advzztages- he Wlst
Edllo- Rooc-tson a1d ne Herald TIC
Ebunoznoe Ct sucoess u deserves
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15

Ne inst cannot publish IHE GAzE11E
UlthCut. getting o. or old hobby o.
Fsblac improvement Tor WLEausbure
Ne u AIT 20 Dskc Cur readers - sicl
AID iiIec u hea1lng u that they ~il
pstch - and plaster This Old barg al
ONer With good sidewalks and streets,
- ate1-~OrAs and ire oepzrtneut, aid
E2a down toe ~bOle bBncs ii gooc
thines With hall oozen big enterprssrs
Get Rad al tins thing. 4 yor siu bus
err busy, and wake -. wake up
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15
Pill Pleasure

II you ever took Dewitt's Little Ear,
ly Risers for bilhousness or constips-
ton you know what pin pleasure Is
These famous little pills cleanse the
liver and rad the system of all bile with
out producing unpleasant effects. They
do not gripe, sicken or weaken. but
pleasantly give tone and strength to
the tissues and organs OF the stomach.
liver and bowels. Sold by l.. Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15

Thursday afternoon two adjoining
frame dwelling houses on Henry street
outside the city limits, were totally de-
stroyed by FIRE. The houses belonged TO
Robert Johnson, oolored, and his son
Robert. Their loss is very heavy on
them at this time of the year. The ad-
Joining house Of Lorenzo Dove was saw
Cd only by the hard work Of citizens.
Only colored people live in this sec
ton, but some Of them have neat COM
Portable homes. The Johnsons' were Of
this class.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15
Another Complaint.

Hardly a week goes by that wed not
have a complaint similar 10 the follow.
Ing. We want 20 assure our subscribers
that The Gazette IS mailed regularly
every Saturday. The papers are wrap
ped securely and should reach their des-
tinatiou IN good order and in reason.
able tune. Mr. Jacobsen should receive
hrs paper Monday. or Tuesday al the
latest The postmaster here mails theu
promptly. and the trouble must be avvav
from the local office However We want
those who do not receive their papers
reglarly AID promptly TO inform Us be
tore next issue. Ne want 10 know who
l. not getting his paper. hcre Is com
plant we vii label No. 1. Others vii
follow a. received.
BRAYToN, Iowa, Oct. 10, 1904
EDITOR GAZETTE.
did not get my Gazette last week
the one sent out Oct. Let. Il comes
very unregular. sometimes on Mouda-
and sometimes not till Friday. Pleas,
send copy Of Oct. lst.
Yours truly,
PETER JACOBSEN.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15

EOK SALE CHEAP.-Owing TO my
adva ncdd age and Ill health / will
sell my. business stand, consisting
Of acres OF land. house, store and barn,
situated at the cross roads. Fish Neck,
Grafton district, York ouonty, miles
from Yorktown. Also my farm known
as Holly Point" eotaining ia. acres
nicely situated on the Poquosin river,
and fronting on the Main road; mile
from store. Good truck land, part clear.
balance IN timber; 4 acres good oyster
shore. Mrs. MARGARET PHILLIPS.
Address j. 5. PHILLIPS. Poquosin. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15

Do net lct your lOcal paper be fIlrc
~ vlth ad reztiseDen-s CT out-oftovr
firms i or space l. valuable 10 The
merchants nc distant cs-ies. bow much
more valuable IL must TX 70 the local
EzeTchanzs and hasincss ulrn. Tins
ought 70 x argument strong enough 70
convlnce The lihsus5urE merchant
Il 81 u pays 70 advertise u TIA Ga
kI1E. Nant 70 a. cur advestisiue
eolu mns - FIJI q local ads that there
NH be 70 roozn scr others.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15

In Praise OF LhanaberIaID's Coils,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Allow me 70 give you few words
IN praise Of Cbanberlain's Co.ic, Cholera
and DiKrrboea Remedy" says Mr. John
Hsmweek, q Eagle Pass. Texas. i
suffered one week with bowel trouble
and took 81 kiKds Of medicine without
getting sny relief. when my friend. Mr..
G. johnson, . merchant here, advised
ne 70 take this remedy. After taking
one dose ] felt greatly relieved and
when HAD taken the third dose was en-
siTely cured. ] thank yo1 from the rot
tom Of ny heart for putting this great
remedy in the hands Of mankind" For
sale ~ J. II. Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15
With Our Adver Users.

We cali the attention Of or readers
70 the advertisement Of the Samuel
Harris store in this issue. The big store :
notto il Everything for Everybody .
and that expresses IL clearly. Rarrss'
store has long held high repHtatiou
for q large add varied stock Of goocs,
while the prices are just uhat the close
buyer Il sftsr. Read toe big stores bar,
sssr i;st this week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-15

Ihe Northern Democracy = lcaulng on
TIE conservatism OF TIE Democracy OF
S8utbeg1 States 70 save the panty iIozn
rcosgan.Easioa after Sbe. November eleo-
uon- Tins sop 4 thrown CIT u The
South astes every psesideztialoamp-.iso
Tx conservatism ~ Southern DsmOcTs-
g Was Questioned BY these same Deno-
crats IL 1875 AID 1900. II appears Il
j. 3 pretty good thing 10 tx 70 noW. Lst
the NortbcTs Democracy stand pat hke
thai o. the South. and there n ~ be DC
ucco oi a reorganization after clccfion
cay. Al * would have 10 co would
be 70 ooznt The votes and ~ Tx tat
o6crs