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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20

Misses Pearl and Bessie Morgan
entertained a company OF twenty
young ladies and gentlemen, COM
prising a theatre party, to wit
ness the performance of Roanoke
last Tuesday night. After the
show the party enjoyed refresh
ments at Dahnke's.
The pastor Of the First Christian
church, having recovered from two
weeks illness, will fill his pulpit
Sunday morning and night. The
morning subject will be Our Dut,
to Tennessee. The night service
will begin at It's o'clock and viii
be a special young peoples service
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20

Let us sell you good home on
your own terms and write you one
Of the best insurance policies and
then rest easy. Carter & White
Real Estate & Insurance.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20

Try the new silk plush under
wear at Robinson, Branstord y
Cos. $500 per suit; does not
irritate the skin.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20

We have number of good homes
for sale cheap on easyterms. See
or write us. Carter,& White, Real
Estate and Insurance.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20
WA. PURSLEY T.R. CLARK
Pursley s Clark
New
TranSferC

Have ample accommodations for
transferring freight and baggage
and household goods to any part
of the city. The only spring trans
fer wagon for removing household
goods. Call US by
Phone 27O or AIS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20

Mr.. Emanuel Smith, of McKen.
zie, is visiting friends in town.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20

Granville Sanders is reported to
be very sick this week with appen-
dicitls.
Miss Willette Johnson was over
from Fulton Sunday to see her
mother
D. o. Allen, of the Martin-Allen
Drug Co., made flying trip to Par
is last week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

DR.. D. NJ. Pearce was in Hickman
Sunday.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-01
Too e.sss ss~,,y Jsssssss.

Those Of our readers who. in addi.
ton TO their home paper. want q
national news and family journal.
are advised to subscribe for the St.
Louis Globe-Democrat. which is pub
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among the few really great news
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paper. The Weekly Globe Demo
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big semi-weeakly at one dollar per
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read a large daily paper. while itz
great variety Of well-selecteui read
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every member of the family. The
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one year. both papen. only e. See
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La Junta tribune., 1905-03-01
ss,ss Gsssssssssss 10 u J..ss.

Superintendent C. H. Bristol and
wife. Commercial Agent w. o.
Skinner and Nm. Skinner, Master
Mechanic H. E. Clucas and Nm.
Cluc.s, of the Santa Fe rod in Pu-
eblo. who attended tie formal open
ing Of the new shops Of the Santa
Fe as La Junta. nhurs1sy. expre8ed
in glowing terms the hospitality a
TIE La Junta peop,e md seafed th.a
their visit to that city vs. Q mod
p1eannnt ooe.
In addition to the elaborate ban-
quet that vs. served. . prugT1mma
csaenininG v1enl an1 iWeFuDentaI
music, and addrs88 b. the varioU
railway el1leiab - rssdesed.
Superintendent Bristol made Q
splendid addrxD n rey.sd - Tie
Cbjss.Sp divnisa. ~ - oeAes
sopeFinees8enss Doke = n1essss
their diviioa-RueASe
CAieftain-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-01

from the reservoir down 1to the
city = always in tad csaAifion and
continually growing vorne. and be
sides the danger Of suddenly giving
away in q critical time. wastes large
quantities Of water. 1t IS necessary
TO replace il with a twelve iAch iron
pipe The water mains must be ex-
tended into the Bradsh addition.
recently added 70 the city Other
extensions are necessary 70 serve
the people within the present city
limits The old pumps which have
served the city long and veil must
be replaced. These are all absolute
ly Necessary expenditures and the
amount provided by the ordinance
will be found none too much
crrY OFFICERS.
Having = bearing upon the spring
election but not to be voted on is
the ordinance concerning city Off
GERS" now being published The
principal effect Of this ordinance is
10 append the duties Of water COM
missioner and. when erected. col
lector for the electric light plant. To
the Office of the city clerk. and To
require that officer TO keep certain
bcoks of account and 20 make GER
tain reports not now required Of
him. A sufficient salary being pro-
yided will result in the city securing
a competent man and efficient ser
vice. where these are most required.
and in a system Of bookkeeping de-
signed TO remedy the faults in the
present plan
The ordinance also provides a
small salary for the mayor and
aldermen with certain penalties at |
tached for non-attendance upon the |
meetings Of the city council. The
effect Of this provision is TO give the |
city the right TO DEMAND Of these
the services for which il |
PAYS. and to remove from their con-
sciousness the thought. inseparable |
from the old system. that they are
GIVING their services. 1t is also de-
signed to secure better attendance |
1t the meetings Of the city council.
The regular meetings of the city |
city council are cut down to two = |
which are deemed to be
amply sufficient. and which will
conduce to better attend
ance.
would recommend to the voters
Of the city that they read these or
dinances now being published in the
Weekly Democrat and inform them
selves upon the questions coming
before them. There is before them
the splendid opportunity to put the
city upon q sound financial basis.
and to accomplish more for the ma
terial prosperity Of the city and its
than has been accom-
plished by any other act in its his,
tory. Respectfully submitted.
Z. w. Mcdaniel
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-01
sss.ssy vsAsss.s ee~asss-

Thos- J. Stanley. Repub<ean can
didate for the legislature from Otero
county, has withdrawn hs contest
for the sat now held BY Mr.. Steen.
In . very caussic letter to Chairman
Farley. Of the Republican state
central committee. Mr.. STANLEY
fatty refuses 70 have anything 70 do
with . Questionable sat in the lsgi.-
lature, and insinuztes that he has
been bunkoed by some of IL laad-
ing Republican steerers in DsnveE
into IN ''ill-advised proceeding. =
The letter is Is follows:
AanzAnola. Colo. Feb Ii. 1906
Hon D. B. Farley. Denver. Colo.
DEAR Sir: l enclose herewith the
transportation you sent me- Ny
contest was never TO my taste and
only entered into at the urgent re-
quest Of my friends who firmly be-
lieved that il was for the best inter-
ests Of the party for me to make it.
Twas also promises by your COM
mittee that there should be IN i'm
mediate and full investigation Of the
alleged irregularities il ! would con-
sent 70 enter into il. to the end that
justice should be done and that who
ever should appear to be entitled to
sit in the present session should feel
his title clear at the start and be
therefore better fitted to attend TO
the interests Of his constituents
In your letter you seek TO per-
suade me that great difficulties have
arisen from time to time in the CON-
mittee. l have just this much to
say regarding that. II an honest
committee Of a Republican house on
elections and privileges recognizes
any difficulties that prevent them
from trying out the merits Of an
honest contest with reasonable
promptness. then I want no seat at
their hands.
Owing To repeated ASSURANCES by
yourself. Howbert, Broad. ct al. |
have let this this matter run much
longer than I had intended. but
have determined nov to stop it, 1t
Is unfair to drag the matter further.
may hamper. embarrass and annoy
Mr.. Steen. for whom I have the
highest regard. beg therefore TO
withdraw my contest that be may
be free to act in every Instance just
as he may wish and that we may
both be free from the annoyance
consequent upon the ill-advissd pro-
ceeding.
Very Respectfully Yours,
THOs. J. S1Aln4Y.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-01
Aes,sess,ea - lssss sas.e l..ee.
NOTICE i p1sSsdt sHstss ss1s s;,{Ss y;s,a;a ~,

NOTICE rs HEftsS GiSES 'fiatrJt.
~ A-hi~y. vho-- ppsts6kc- sddrr-s i
L. Jnnt.- Cosa.- an February : iss. .sAs
Land Gown ai.-soo~rs to l~a~- the solloUiag
d--rrih-t tnA~mnity -cha.,l Ian<i-s -ifusar =
Or-ro coanty. Coasesdo, to-vit.
Northeast quarter of >-rsion II tox nship =
-outh. rsnr- q west
No rsk~r sppli-asinn tn lea-> the sh,v~ -
crif.<t pr-ns->- cf ob3~cfioa< sxsin-t the sh.pxe
.pplicstioa viii h ennsider--f sft-r NafrA
:. txh. MAnk u. WOODNUFp.
Hegi-s~s Stase Bpa ri Land Cs~nni--iou~gu.
gir~t pubi icatsua- FeAruAry q fsE.
Last pablicatioa. March 4 iSr.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-01
CIV GtGcrios ISSUES.

EDITOR TRIBUNE. Inc most I'M
portant question that will come
before the voters of La Junta in the
coming city election is that of erect
ing a municipal electric light plant
II is one, too. about which the
average person is not informed. In
later issues Of the newspapers Of the
city. with the permission of their
editors. will give some statistics.
which. hope. viii illustrate the
advantages Of municipal ownership
of this utility. But there are some
other questions of scarcely less i'm
portance upon which the voters
ought to reflect before placing
tickets in the field.
EXCESS WARRANTS.
Through faulty svtem of muni-
eipsl bookkeeping. to which infirm-
ity municipalities seem subject. and
a certain communal pride of appear
ance. successive city councils have
been led to spend more than the
city's income. The result is an in
debtedness Of s22.0l2.70 in excess
warrants. The incoming taxes will
reduce this TO about $4,000. but IL
will Immediately begin to grow
again. However. $s.679.57 of the
present excess is charged TO the
water plant and the contemplated
issue Of bonds will take care Of that.
By the proposed ordinance con-
cerning city officers. etc. recently
passed upon its first reading, it is
proposed to open the way to remedy
this by prescribing and enforcing q
better system Of bookkeeping. But
the most efficient system of book
keeping ever devised will be un-
availing unless the city council is
determined to live within its Income,
and by retrenchment eventually pay
of this outstanding Indebtedness.
This can only be done by electing q
city council composed Of men Of
such standing and ability and Of
such attitude toward this question
as will guarantee the carrying out
Of this platform. Not only should
the expenditures be kept within the
income. but an annual balance ought
to be left in each fund sufficient to
pay of the warrants outstanding
against il in an agreed number Of
years. Thus the excess warrant in
debtedness can be paid without in
creasing the already heavy property
tax.
Correct business principles are -
essential to municipal government
q to private business success No
sensible man would permit his ex-
penditures to largely exceed his
income for . number Of years and
expect anything bat disaster. II is
bat fair to The present. city csusciI
10 say that the payment Of debts
contracted before they went into
ofsee and extraordinary expendi-
tures unavoidably entailed by the
failure Of the water paant boilers.
end By foods. are largely rapuni-
be Sss .the sxsso varraaks -i0oed
By them.
WATn WO9xy DO1gDg-
An ordinance h0 been pa8ed on
ID axze rsnaiag snhaitting b the
vueen = II - . psuDaieisa 70
~ - city ~ $4,000 foe De ex-
euunisn q H. un1W 0Be2 and r.
pnifs- TAe wooden pipe bsndng
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-01
Aeessesssss - lesee sesss ls.1o.
.or,1GsSr Ell !. ssss:, c:ssssps. ,EE;sssr1saa

NOrlrE - HE9EBN GIVEN THsT a Z
~ ksyncid.- vhc>e r-s-su<6c~ sddr~~- is D.
we. Cotors4n, February u. IaE. 0s4D
sppiicssion M. - 10 The ssat~ k.sri af -
coWai-ssoeer~ ~ ies-- the foIlov,nx d--rrikn1
~eGre5 insvs~l sisoss- - NssD s.ussy CcsspnloA.
s<rgfs.
HSssA ksn - lct. l. Z 4 and & -uunia
- tsWe>AiD = -psth. rans~ = v~~s
Soaaheg sVp&ieatioa to Iea~p the shrSv -
srrihrf pryas~r~ or ehjresinas ax.inA ~
ahDve apyaseaesra oil p epo>ider-d afoR
mARx q. woopRUry.
9egi-ser Ssase Bard Land Co1 ni-~isnpon.
Yfr~t pekeiraeiun- Ye&rsay u ~.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-01
oFF,elM eAsu8 sIEne eosuH
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1. 1905

= = q q. s.s., :. ..ii;sss, ;g;s, 3, &,
nA nl,es .osshs,siS 81 q Lss,s,' 8, =
.iIe- nsrsk AID EAST - rrisitsS fse 1850
We kAilrosd Conp.say Is zoe -1 s~ndiHg SAs1lae
IL t~rmsneat eo1strurtioc rork, essaslsfarAx %
lsAskine .kots-- -tor- hoo-c. sdtttlon 70 ro1a1-
hsr-e. foaadry .Ed extensive ezrshop--- The att
,asSs Is sSs f~-t. ssd the climate. taken the
yaar round Is ansgrpAs-~t- Al1o.f eoS-t~nf
s4xnshin@ eharsct~rszs. the vint~rs aud . . holly
closdy day IL . rarity. La sant. hss all the
s.stropsllt4n eoa.-n,sso~- n->-tei bJ . city a
>5m tesyslafsoz, iselztisx n.ay niL~- a
bsses .lai- s.ixs5 p-rf-ct system of -.nssarJ
~-v.raxe az electric light plant shieh sup
pi3e- "a zll-esy and all-pixnt --rsto-- ssf>r-
sors. 0sb~f ~ the city, plznt fof the InAns-
fsrtare Of ARTIFICIAL ice. thr-~ rural fr~- delivery
r,at>-. Are d~psrtneat telesstasss~ y stem ~ifh
IN sub-crih~rs. free eIchznx. sffh h<rAJ
Ford and Lo1x sis.ancs coonectiSn- vith snJ
part Of tk- state school sy.t~n ere-ii~d %
20 city IN the state. smployinx ts-nfJ-- --~s~e
t-arA@rs IN :. ten ckurc h--- ffte-n -~rr-t
sad frsternsl orderl too bAnss- sslsS capital
zad sxSfsO deposits. thr-- n-s-pst~r.. ot~r.
h1U-~ Of ID seating capacity. BRICK plant %
ls1D daily capacity. manufacturing h--sf gusi
ity of titrin-d briek; -Four min os 20 harr~l-
daily capacity: rtopiaE s-nent biars ftast-
ss-e,nd largest !. tt.s STATE. in fact Ls Jsnt@
l. % tk- bet to-ns of u sisr an the -t<~
Of Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-01
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
.Bright's Disease D As and | |. !.
Diabetes News,
San FraneIsco, .MarcllI4. ls055..

San. Francisco, March 4. 1905. n
TO the Druggists Of Vtrg inla #
Dear Sirs,-Tho discovery In tn s. clt VI
OF n new diuretic is saving thousa tlds 9 ~
lives. You as a brother druggls ~ We'll
know that up to this time chronic Brigh ~ Y;
Disease and Diabetes have been neces-jS.
surlly. fatal, 1t is so no longer, And I'm
not only know this by being on the ground
3hut 1 wns also one OF the patients; ! had '
both Brlght's Disease and Diabetes nl,d5
looked upon death ms ineyitap PIE, ,.R13 W "
so prejudlced ! wouldn't buy 10 ]. y ffNy N
treatment, couldn't believe it.gisli nos Il
only recovered. but have since 81 ven III AT
10 somewhere near fifty patients slr flt \
known OF only three or four atlures
z lam a pioneer druggist OF this Y ~
have been doing business on my own
premises for forty-eight years, and II
declare to you on the honor or q hral aeI2
pharmacst tile absolute curabllit NY Of tnss9s
dread diseases In about nine.tenths4 ot alss
cases, II. n s
IL Yours sincerely,
CARR. s d. n III 4 ~ n
Ne sent ior8the Fulton Compounds, 80
which the above refers ana now s t'lNs
them In stopk.sThey are The first cures
tho world has aver seem fof e rattlINsS Nj
BrIRht's Disease and Diabetes. Ffes pa' MI
phet. Owens and Minor Drug Gonlpa "
When 4 To suspect Bliglt's Uses ss5y
wenkness without cause; puffy alkieA,
hands o. eyelids; kidney troubls alter tflas
third mouth;urine MAJ y mo v ~ A
falling yision: dro Nst''ess; ons " ~
soS these.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Japs Break Through Line.

Tr,,lyDRIIN, March IA dispatch to the
.Telauraph from ST. Petersburg says:slt6
a General ISuropntkin. In ~ telegram
which arrived here at 2 o'clock last even.
B,nr, said 260,0W Japanese had broken
Though tho Russian left wing and hat
1t was cut of from the remainder OF the me
army, a.,,. ,l,sn,to,,
from General Kuropatkin, when READ; Il
Japanese are marching on MUS
dan. nv, position is extremely danger
tT,In government circles here to-day there
lis i, conviction that General EUROPA KIN
has been fully beaten. that part OF MS
army has been Dispersed and that no
railroad north OF Mukden Will probably
be cut. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
LETTER TO n e Mr. IL BROWN
a Richmond, Va. 49,. NJ.

Dear Sir; Yqu ask how many square
feet n gallon will cover. Dcnends on con-
dItlon OF building, Us. !. !
I,Srhere is n great deal Of lying on this
po!nt, The stock claim of lying paints IS
500 square feet, two coats Us y lle' as g
peyoe covers 800 to 800, our q gents
think we think 300 too low and 500 too
high, though doubtless. they both occur.
How much the other paints cover -
equally doubtful; we guess 100 81. to 400
3I;The truth As found In fanot her sesompar'-
son. 4 Deyoe is all paint. true pain strong
paint, and full-mea surei the others ~ GEN
eral are. at tho pest, d!Nted % ultera tsa
IND 10 body and measure, on, can paint
WITH clay lime chalk sand barytes water
81 air-no bod I'M the m, q Go by peyoe. :S
4 Yours truly 81 Ne vi y Il
3 Il. II y " pEYOE a co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
iron MERGER PLANS
SAID 5T0IBE!C|'.0M||.P|L| !: /: |.
Companies Agree Upon General
Scheme for New Con-
solidation.
.tspecIal to This Times. Dispatch

Especial to The Times. Dispatch
n NEW Y DIRK, March 4,-Consun,mattion
OF tho plans, looking to the merging OF
the great iron and coal interests In the
State of Alabama, have been etfe cted
Only minor details remain unsettled, aud
.thov viii be completed next week
d The Alabama Consolidated Coal and
iron Company, the sloss- Sheffield COM
pany and tho Republic Iron and Steel
Company have agreed upon q general
plan OF merger, In which 4tw Q other co r
poratIons are interested, y les y 4
The combination WILL be one Of he most
perfect III the United states. and Will con-
troll tho major part OF the iron and steel
production in the South sis X q la iif
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

7l.l L3.l ~ (By a ssocInted l'TesSJ -
INV f,lIVrANc,f March - P. NJ
Via Tlen Tsln.- According to tho latest
ranort !, received here tho Russians arc
Mining s Mukden station and their stores
nrenara tory to retreat. There are per-
p - u reports that the Russian left has
theen successful but that their right is
panic stricken, .a,.,, /, -, vad
Ono hundred Japanese cavalry arrived
from tho north this afternoon ,lhs y.
ne outskirts Of the town. Two hun-
drcd cossacks are three miles east moy-
inr north. The Japanese are securing
the country side.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
JAMES RIVER AGAIN. Ss
This Conmi ttee and That o.,
MI, MARKETS. Will Meet aTuesdaV.3.l

The Committee on the Improvement OF James
River viii hold an important regular meeting
jor Tuesday night and some Interesting devc vel
opments arc anticipated. II * iSajs Fl
Mr.. r. T. 81 yArs, Jr., vii announce at
the meeting Tuesday might that no has re- J:
renal n 4 !. member q the body. Then the old
question OF the vastlin ton trips may come com
$up gain gt Sg q. 4. ~ I,
same time Is 4 ~ figure hilt which OF two
firms submitted &the lover bid for furnlshlng
come the The ely Attorney
a,biect having declared that It was e. Dues
ton Of rnathenati les, and not q law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

concluded the days session and the Sen
ate adjourned to- the outside platform to
witness With others the Inauguration OF
President Roosevelt. q The official guests
left tic + chamber IN order, the reverse
or that In which they had entered. and
were closely followed by I he visitors IN
tho galleries. The g iran gement for exit
was excelently u contrived. the departtre
was without q con fusion or disorder and
only a. few minutes were required to clear
4 l1ni In XXX .15s s. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

40, 900. II Is added that lie at tempt to-
draw IA net around General Iiuro pa tkiltS
has not vet succeed ed u but II Is sal az that
the Japanese from sinklntiha are at tempt
Ing by forced marches II to cut the Il r u.s.
sian limo OF scommuncat lions.
General IL IluGopnt kin, unde 3dat Sg8ofS
March Sd, sa VS., III " II acks the ftg
flank were 4 repulsed with great b loss ths
tho enemy 85 He says the j japanese ia osses5
areaso great that they are constru ting
ldefenses with the dead bod les Of 81 heir
fallen comrades. 5sB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
B|.IU|.|..R|'|N|I|.||.N'G|:|N|UKD.E:..|N||.
READY TO- !. RETIRE RI. / L:
Kur;oipatkin. ind espe'r'ate
Straits, Prepares 70
Retire to North It I.
.]J[,AllPiF',A,NESE BREAK
THROUGH LINES
fBy5As,ocl ated Press, !,

BY ASSOC ateu f-rssaai..r >,~"''ssaS&
foENERALSkURo rs F1EADQUAR' *
TIERS NIT Il e FIELD, Mar. 81 Via
8F . SAN, Mar, The Japanese have =,
fnaIned a signal Victory beyond the 1
Hun River, defeating In detail two I
drIislons OF tho Russian Sixteenth ~
Corps recently arrived from Europe y,
WITH great slaughter and 4 capturing r. |,
huuo quantities Of anmunltl the
Russ ans stlli hold their ma'n line " o.
5defen8es. ilal IN 5tt "a 1SiS3jss 4! ss3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Enormous Losses.

VA 15 x (I3yl ASS0ciuteu f'EGsS'l IN
sp. PET R s RU RIG M March ARD z, Mr.
me- battle, raging AZ the front has as
ss,,,ned enormous proportions Already
ane az the Associated Press Russia y eofr
Sespo1dents places the n usslalps losse y I
So go men and those pf the 5apar'asss o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

.gt 4
scryi "a ,ipor1 the floor OF the Senate. ~ !!
sl1a1l cherish then, always as among y e
most delightful memories OF my III O. tIfley
wn rra ut tho belief that | v shall have N
ti,e discharge of the functions " N de-
3volye upon mo under the Constitution, the
Rererolis assistance and kindly forD ear-
.at,ce Of bot ii sides Of the chamber .5 !.
ave witness the NAL estic spectacle OF
a peaceful and orderly ginning 5ofG : an 2
administration OF national ~ fairs nna .c
the M laws n az a n free and self governing
g opl j. We pray that Divine favor may
attend 1t !! and that peace and progress,
Justice and honor may q bide VII ne Q "
country, and our icoun tt YIN en-. Y.
seS55s New Session Begins.
Tho address received careful att 's ton g
and atEits conclusion, tho Vice Presider1
Instructed the secretary! Of the Senate ! 9
read the President 5 call for an extrao rdi-
nary session of the Senate, The read
Ing accomplished and the Senate 9yof the
iFifty-nlnth Congress thus Installed s ",
Ed ward Everett Hale. the venerable cha p
lain OF the Senate, carne forward TO de-
liver the opening prayer Of the first SEES
SION III Response to a dulct 81 ma &1 i' y
the chair. the Senate and It's guests rose Q
and stood while Or. Hale. in his usual lsll 4
Impressive manner, uttered d the &lnV Y ;l.
ton. XII a3e3 stit
Senators Sworn, In.
The organization Of the Senate was 'l.I. hen hen
completed BY he swearing III Of senators l or
elected Ito serve for the next six years '
They appeared In pla toons of four II al
phabetical order at the desk OF the vice
president, each being nc ompaned by ma
colleague The oath was administered Mn = g
by Mr. Fairbanks. and IN each case Sc was l
Immediately followed by signing the. 'e
ate roll ofmembership. rms ceremony