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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-08-04

rell, at Carter's Greek, Tuesday after
noon at 3 O'Clock. The decorations
were simple and artistic, green and
white prevailing. The beautiful and
impressive ceremony was performed
ny Rev. j. w. Cherry. of Colum bla.
To the strains of Mendelssohn 8 Wed
ding March. PLAYED on the violin by
Mr.. w. w. Burnett. accompanied by
Mrs Burnett on the piano, the bride
and groom entered the parloT unac-
companIed. Meditation was played
during the ceremony. The bride was
attired in most becoming travelling
suit of brown taffeta with hat and veil
to match and carried bunch of lovely
American Beauty roses She was
perfect picture of modest, trusting.
lovabIe young womanhood, an Orna-
ment to her home and helpmeet to
her husband. The fIoom is a popular
and enterprislng business man OF Car
ter's Creek, being extensively engaged
In grain dealing. He numbers his
friends by the hundreds both at home
and In Columbia, where he is we'll
known. They were the recipients of
many handsome presents, silver ana
cut glass predomlnating. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Nichols left for an extended Eastern
trip, going to Old Point Comfort and
from there to New York by steamer.
At the depot they were showeIed with
rice by large number OF friends as
they boarued the train. and the engi-
neer bee oming intox lcated with the
happiness prevailing, lblew his whistle
long and loud as the train pulled out
saf ut0 Snyx hna d oh as n
host of friends go with them On their
return they will reside at their beauti-
full new home at CATERS Creek.
The marriage recotd in Clerk
Thomas Office Indicates an approach
ing romance IN the Rock Soring neigh
borhood. Miss Martha TruIove is the
heroine. Whether this young lady is
simply undecide1 in mind as to the
object of her affections or has simply
asserted woman's lnalIenable right of
changing her mind rs matter of
doubt, but the fact remains that two
ewaims procured license Tuesday to
marry her.
Misses Eta Lulu and Jeffie Parsons
gave croquet party Monday sfterpoon
at their home IN Riverside. in honor
of their cousin, Miss Fannie Afford,
of CnIleoka- A number OF guests
were present, and after an interesting
game refreshments were served.
The Columbia Glee Club presented a
successful musical Tuesday night al
Lynnvilie before large audience.
Members of the Club who went to
Lynnyille ami took par in the pro
gram were: Elmer Wooten Albert
.Jr., Wiliism Fry, 5iilesnie
Moore. Jesse Gray, hiddIe Ragan, "a. |
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4. Moore, Clint Moore and Miss Kate

Shields.
Mrs, Carrie Smith Mcclure has
promised to JOIN the party of. Colum
hians, who will visit Bon Aqua the
10th inst. Other musicians of the
party will ba Messrs Jesse Gray,
Charlie Parker ana Frank Moore.
There are already number of tai
ented musicians at Bon Aqua and the
seIenades and musicals have been de-
llghtful featureS among the many
attractions of the place The Colnm.
ba musicians will prove quite an
acquisition.
An ice cream supper will be given at
the Smyrna Church Oh the Bear Creek
pike Wednesday evening, August 9th,
proceeds to go to the church. The pub
lie is invited.
big union Sunday school picnic
was held Wednesday in the John A.
Thomas lot near Bigbvyille. Seven or
eight Sunday schools were represented
by large delegations A big basket
Dinner was spread at noon ana the
affair was one of unalIoyed delight.
A pleasant family reHnion was held
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Hume, in Spring Hill. MessTs
William. Leland. Alfred, Foster, Mayes
and Fred, the SIX sons. ana the daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. c. Branham, were
present.
A successful ice cream supper was
given Wednesday for the benefit of the
Advent Chapel.
The betrothal has been announced of
Miss Rachel Hirsch of Nashville, TO
Mr.. Henry KTeisman,. Of Florence,
Ala. Miss HiIsch was a for nor re-
sident of Columbia, AMI has many
friends here who will be interested IN
her welfare.
Mrs. Joe Love entertained pleasantly
at Whist Wednesday evening compli-
mentary to Miss Bessie Daniel, one of
her bridesmaids. The game was played
at three tables, and at its conclusion
lunch course and ices was served Ad
ditional guests were: Misses Daisy Tow
Ter. Jean Dobhins, Nellie and Annie
Williamson, Mary Barrow: Messrs. ALI
Fleming, w B Wooten. Tom PEBBLES.
Bascom Regen, Frank Moore and Clark
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ritz were guests
of honor at an elaborate dinner given
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph New
a beautiful menu of five courses was
served.
Mrs Fl. P. Cheairs. of Deadwood,
i. ID has returned to her home IN the
Black Hills, after spending three
months with her sister, Mrs. K. P.
COrbin, of Villa street, and with
friends IN Franklin and Columbia.
Mrs. Chealrs had many social func
tons given in her honor during her
visit to her old nome In the Sunny
South, that charm and grace of man
f1er which has always characterized her
icing still the admiration
of ner many friends here and elsewhere
In the state Nashville Banner.
Miss Mary Rsiney entertained about
twenty of her frienos Wednesday even
ing at her beautiful suburban home in
Weet End. 10 honor OF her guests, Miss
ss Ethel Barrow, Matte Williamson and
Annie May Fleming Miss Flol ence
Fleming served frappe on the yerauda,
which was lighted with scores OF Japa.
nese lanterns, as was the lawn. Those
we're: Misses Mary RaiEey, Adj |
lie RAiuey, Matte Williamson, Annie
May Fleming, Ethel Barrow, Gladys
Dedman. LUCILLE Hodge, Carrie Cant.
Meesrs Gerard brow nlow, Clint WHIT |
ihorne, F anees Warheld. George Will |
hanson, Bsrtram Dedman. Sam Cap |
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Mr.. Marvin Roberts and Miss Eliza
beth Kipp were united IN marriage
Thursday evening at The home of the
grooms father. Rev. w o, Roberts. in
the country. performed the ceremony.
This comes as a surprise to the
friends of the contracting parties.
The bride came to Columbia
about two years ago with Miss Day
from Hartman and has made many
friends here. The groom is the propri.
etor Of the Roberts Machine Shops and
is we'll known all over the county
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NIC1OIS- I SFFeITa
A wedding of unusual interest and
besuty was that of Miss Annie Terrell
and Mr.. Samuel Bennett Nichols,
which was solemnlzed at the home of
the BRIDES mother, Mrs Ella NJ Ter
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erton, Hugh Webster, John Fleming,
Frank Lander, Jr.
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An ice cream supper will be given a
the Smyrna Church on the Bear Creel
pike Wednesday evening, August 9th
proceeds to go to the church. The pub
lie is invited.
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Carriers Sullivan.

Charley Carter ana Miss Maggie Sui
livan. a young co6ple from West Ten
nessee were married Sunday night by
Esq r. II. Guest at Sellers restaurant.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-08-04

A big union Sunday school picnic
was held Wednesday in the John A.
Thomas lot near Bigbvyille. Seven or
eight Sunday-schools were represented
by large delegations A big basket
dinner was spread at noon ana the
affair was one of unalIoyed delight.
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the country. performed the ceremony
This comes as a surprise to the
friends Of the contracting parties.
The bride came to Columbia
about two years ago with Miss Day
from Hartman and has made many
friends here The groom is the propri
etor Of the Roberts Machine Shops and
is we'll known all over the county
Carter Sullivan.
Charley Carter ana Miss Maggie Sui.
Ivan. a young co8ple from West Ten.
nessee were married Sunday night by
Esq. Il. II. Guest at Sellers restaurant.
Gray-Snith.
Will Gray and Miss Josie smith
were married Sunday morning by Esq
h. H. Guest at his off 20. The young
couple came up town to escape the
crowd, bnt their friends caught on and.
followed them ana when the ceremony
was performed there wasn't room IN
the office tor all who came.
Miss Leslie McCaity, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. K. s. Nc
Carly. gave a lawn party Saturday
afternoon, In celebration of her fifth
birthday. About thirty little friends
assembled on the prettilys arranged
lawn and spent several happy hours
playing childish games The birthday
cake on which were five lighted can
dies. was cut, bon bons, frappe and
cream and cake were served.
The Misses Burns entertained at the
residence Of their fapner, Mr.. Jno. M.
Burns, on the Hampshire pike Thurs
day evening. complimentary TO their
guests, Misses Marguerite Alexander,
Mar McCurdy and Nolie Estes, all of
Mt. Pleasant. Several from Mt. Pleas
ant and Columbia were among the
guests who enjoyed the pleasant even
ing and the delicious refreshments.
The musical at the Century Club
Thursday evening, under the mango
ment OF MI. Jesse Gray, was the most
delig of the year. The vocal solos
by Mrs. G A. Forgey, Charlie Parker,
r., and Adair Hickman. the duets by
Mrs. Forgey and Mr.. Hick man, the
piano solos by Miss Halle Fry and
Miss Mary Ashton. won unstInted ap
plause from the large audience Law
renee Parker and Miss Mary Dale Fig
ueIs were the talented accompanies
Mr.. and Mrs. Henrv Gross en- Entertained
informally Friday evening in honor Of
Miss Sophia Wise, of Greensboro, KY
Ices and cakes were served Cor refresh
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs HI. NJ Lazarus enter
tanned Wednesday evening at six
0 clock dinner, IN honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wise and their mother ana
sister, Mrs Wise and Miss Sophia Wise
Df Greensboro. Ky. Covers were spread
for ten. The color scheme of green
and pink was carried out In the
dainty cakes ami ices. The dining
room was decorated in pink carna
tlons and ferns. A large cut glass
vase filled with American Beauty roses
graced thescenfer Of the dining table.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wise entertain
I'd number of fiiends at six O'Clock
Inner Wednday evening in honor OF
heir mother ami sister, Mrs Wise
and Miss Sophia Wise, of Owensboro
Ky.
The yonng men of Farmington
Tenn, gave boating party on Duch
liver at Wilhoite, m Hastlngs' Park
Wednesday afternt on in honor of Miss
Annie McAdams, of Columbia, who l.
the guest OF Miss Mayea at that place
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Gray-Srliith.

Will Gray and Miss Josie smith
were married Sunday morning by Esq
X. H. Guest at his off 20. The young
couple came up town to escape the
crowd, bnt their friends caught on and.
followed them ana when the ceremony
was performed there wasn't room IN
the office tor all who came.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-08-04

A successful ice cream supper was
given Wednesday for the benefit of the
Advent Chapel.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-08-04

The betrothal has been announced of
Miss Rachel Hirsch of Nashville, TO
Mr.. Henry Kreisman. of Florence,
Ala. Miss Hirsch was for nor re-
sident of Columbia. am has many
friends here who will be interested In
her welfare.
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pleasant family reunion was held
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Hume, in Spring Hill. MessTs
William. Leland. Alfred, Foster, Mayes
and Fred, the SIX sons. and the daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. c. Branham, were
present.
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The yonng men of J Farmlngton
Tenn, gave boating party on Duch
river at Wilhoite, IN Hastings PARK
Wednesday afternt on IN honor of Miss
Annie McAdams. of Columbia, who Is
the guest of Miss Mayes at that place
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-25
LINCOLN.
WISCASSET.
Count convened Tuesday.

Court convened Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward Blair continues to lie
Very sick. Mrs. James Lewis is with
her.
Harvey Mahar Of Brunswick, was in
town, saturday.
s #. Iscnor is employed in assisting
the surveyors on the new branch OF
TIE Nj. &. r. II.
Harvey Cove a lifelong resident Of
this town. is very sick at his home on
the Gardiner road.
The Old building on the creamery lot
has been taken down preparatory to
building the creamery building. Dick
Fuye has bought the toll house. also on
tho lot. ana will remove it rs soon as
convenient.
At the regular meeting Of Huntooh
HIl Grange Tuesday evening, il was
voted 10 take up six Of the eight out
standing rotes. with $50. the proceeds
OF the late fair.
Sol. Dow has been appointed as rural
mail carrier for route No. !. to succeed
benjamin Blagdon. resigned.
Rev. Mr. Moore Of the Congregational
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HoW'S YOUR STOMACH 7?
Bow ditch. Webster & Co. Have
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we wish TO tell the readers Of this
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when II 4 marvel ~ medicine. IL cures
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Miss Hate eDonoM

More than likely you speak the same
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far from well. The cause may be easily
traced to some arrangement of the fe-
male organs which manifests itself in
depression of spirits, reluctance to go
anywhere or do anything, backache,
bearing down pains, fatulency, nerv-
business, sleeplessness, leucorrhaa.
These symptoms are but warnings
that there Is danger ahead, and unless
needed life of suffering or a serious
operation is the inevitable result.
The neverfailing remedy for all these
symptoms is Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.
Miss Kate Mcdonald, OF Wood bridge,
N. j., writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
Z" I think that woman naturally dislilxes to
make her troubles known to the public, but
restored health has meant so much to me that
! cannot help from telling mine for the sake
of other suffering women.
For long time | suffered untold agony
with uterine trouble and irregularities,
which made me physical wreck, and no one
thought would recover, but Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has entirely
cured ME. and made me well and strcng, and
I feel it my duty to tell other suffering women
what splendid medicine it is"
If you are i'll, don't hesitate to get q
bottle of Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegeta-
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Mrs Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, for special
advice-it is free and always helpful
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STATE NEWS.
AROOSTOOK.
WOODLAND.

ON Wednesday night. the 18th, and
Friday night of the 20inst. we were
rcjoiced to see the rain coming down.
The rain fell one inch on Wednesday
night. aald on Friday night it was very
heavy. The county Of Aroostook has
been visited by one OF the worst
droughtS since June that was ever
known in the history OF the county
Crops Of all kinds have done Well.
Thr hay crop, although not 50 heavy
as some years, was secured in the best
condition. The grain was put in the
barns in prime shape, and now the po-
tatO harvest is over ana no cold
weather to in any way damage them
As far as it has been possible to learn
the crop will be about IS per cent. Of
an average crop. No rot has been
seen 50 far
days blowing and getting their fields
ready for 1906 crop. The ground has
been 50 dry that dust would fly from
the ground. as the poWman turned
The furroW. Potatoes are bringing
from $l.25 TO $1.4O per Dbl. at the sta
ton. quite Il few farms are changing
hands ana everyone seems happy Az
we'll they may. with cellars full Of
potatoes ANA barns full Of hay and
grain.
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WALDO.
LIBERTY.

Mrs. khoya Benner and Mrs. +. G..
Norton have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Charles II. White, in Augusta, the
past week.
Mrs Ernest Knowlton and daughter
Ermn have been spending a few days.
Al Mrs. Knowlton's old home in PaIrr-
mo.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Drummond have
been passing a few days in Wateryille
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Dallas Knowlton. OF
Washington, ID. a., We're in town, last
week. calling on old friends ana were
tn" guests Of his brother, w. ]. knowl-
ton.
Miss Mary Brown who went to Con
necticut to teach, has been obliged TO
give up her position Oh account Of i'll
health. and has returned to her home
Ralph !! Morse of Belfast. was home
tpr q few days, last week.
Ms. George Mescrvy arrived in
town few days ago, from Vassalboro.
l"f short stay. She expects to return
lh'f" I" reside soon, as Mr.. Meservy
ms 4 fine position.
Miss Mabel Bagly left Tuesday, for
luktSbuiy, where She has fine posi-
ton.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Alfred Crockett were in
LOWE last week, visiting a. L. Crockett.
& H Nelson, who vas reported crit
lc''iy II last week. is improving.
MEs. Alfred Knowlton, an old citizen
oi ms place who has been confined n
h"r oed for several weeks, Is worse
J. r. Brown Of Fitchburg Mass is
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SOMERSET.
JAIHMAN.

John McClurer from ShaWmut nassed
through town, Saturday. en- route for
Megantic, p. O., where he will spend
the winter.
john Kelley Of Bangor was in town
one Gay this week.
Mrs. Frank l.. Luckenback Of Phila-
deIphia visited Miss Florence Hughey
4 fen days last week.
Mr. ANA Mrs. Richard Jones are visit
ing Mrs. Jones mother, Mrs. VIM
Hugley.
Mrs. Jonas Holden returned from
Bangor where she has been visiting her
brother.
Clyde Fl. Smith arrived here Monday
afternoon from Skowhegan in his auto
mobile, accompanied by Llewellyn
Goodwin, Nathan Fowler and DR.. w :.
Stinchtield. They We're joined later
by W. T. Seekins and S. w. Gould Of
Skowhegan and w. w. Nye Of Fair
field. The party are spending a few
days at Long Pond, hunting.
Mrs. Calvin Campbell and Mrs. M. E.
Holden and daughter Erma, made a
trip to Attcan Island. Thursday
Mrs. ]. S. Williams and son Frost are
visiting in Caratunk.
HINcKLEY.
A. y. Ryerson made business trip
to Portland. Tuesday.
Augustus King passed Sunday at his
home in Fairfield.
Mrs. Melvin Palmer and son Earle
xsiSi a fri lie in J.S
Urban Bean is in the employ of the
Crosby Mercantile Co. at Hinckley.
The last meeting Of the Kennebec-
side Club vas held with Mrs. Caroline
Watson. The following program was
carried out: Roll call, Current Events
III Germany" paper, German Country
Life" Mrs. Ida jackson; "A Brief Re
view Of Chapters I-NVI, History Of
Germany" Miss Mabel Irish; Her
mann, the Hero" Miss Morrow.
Reg. G. w. Hincklcy preached at the
chapel, Sunday.
Melvin Palmer was in Portland
Tuesday
NORTH FAIRFIELD.
Miss Lizzie a. Hoxie is visiting at Al
bert b. Goodwin's.
Angler Goodwin was in this place on
business, Monday.
Miss Matte Tobey and Nora Goodwin
attended the Somerset Teachers Conven-
tiono in Madison Monday and Tuesday.
Clifford Bros. have their potatoes nearly
harvested. Their crop this year VIII b.
over 3OGG bushels.
Mrs. Clara Tobey Of Fairfield Center
visited Robert Davis. Sunday.
Miss Frye of China preached in Friends
Chapel. last Sabbath at 80 O'Clock in the
fore noon.
Paul r. Clifford was at home over Sat
uriay and Sunday from the Skowhegan
High School.
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KNOX.
WASHINGTON.

\ night bell has been attached to the
t"lephor service 70 be used only i'll
cases Of sickness and death.
Mrs Sanford Jones is visiting friends
in Augusta ana Manchester.
Miss Glcnnic Rollins who has been
visiting her uncle. John NJ. Hilbert.
has returned to North Palermo.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Smell Of Branch
Mills visited at Sanford Jones. last
week.
w. +. Overlook is spending a few
days i'll Gardiner and Augusta.
There is a movement afcot here to or
ganize IN order Of the Eastern star.
Mrs. George Bruce Of Seattle. Wash,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Sanford Jones has returned home.
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BEN TON

A. p. Boston passed Sunday ut home
Everett Colcord, who is ut work at Win
throp. passed Sunday at home.
over so were realized from the donation
and social. Saturday evening, Oct. y. III
behalf Of the minister, Roy. J. W. Price
Mrs. f. +. Roundy will return horne"
daughter, Mrs. Winthrop Bowman OF
Boston
Charles Randlett has gone to SCmcr-
VILE Mass. after his daughter. Ruth
who is to make her home with Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Edward Marcia.
the many friends Of Chas. Piper are
glad to him riding out again.
An Apron sale will be held at Benton
Town hail. Wednesday afternoon anG
evening, conducted by the Helping
Hand"
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Hon. SETH M. CARTER.
iContinued from Page One.)

proprietor Of the house, had prepared a
feast which was as excellent as it was
boun;iful. The dinner was served in the
private dining room at the north erd
~ the house. the members Of the com
mittee icing seated at the large table
i'll the center Of the room and the mem
bcrs Of the press at a table BY them
selves. The menu was rs follows:
Rlue Points On the Deep Shell
Sliced Lemon
Green Turtle Soup L'AngIaisc
Cuccn Olives Lettuce Sliced Tomatoes
celery Sailed Almond
Boiled Penobscot River Salmon
Pomrnes DC Terr- a IA julicne !,
Parker House Rolls
T?roiled Sduab with Fresh Mushrooms
Saratoga Chips Parker House Rolls
Roast NATIVE, Turkey Chestnut Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Roast Haunch Of Ncnison. brown Gravy
Parker House Rolls
Mashed Potatoes Steamed Sweet Potatoes
Hubbard Squash Shelled Beans
Lobster Said; en Ma Eo,{ln .esorta ID
Drmic-1asse
American, Edam and Roquefort cheese
Bcrt's Water Crackers
Malaga Grapes
The dinner was Well served ana the
way III which the different courses
We're disposed Of was a compliment to
those who had the preparation Of the
different dishes in hand.
After the last course had been served
ana enjoyed, cigars We're lighted and
until the time arrived for the departure
of number Of the members, who left
the city on the Pullman, the hour was
devoted to social enjoyment.
There We're no tOasts and no speeches
and the matter Of politics was touched
but lightly. As one Of the members OF
the committee said, in speaking Of the
banquet, it was not planned for that
preston. in a slight way. Of the APP
probation on the part Of the members
Of the committee. Of the work done by
Nr. Simpson fur the Republican party
If Maine, during lis occupation Of the
tIire of chairman.
Ana % the time passed in friendly
rhat. until the hour Of parting, That
the affair was a succt IS need tot be
said. The utmost good feeling pre-
vailed among the members both at The
meeting and at the dinner which f"!-
lowed and III the choice Of Mr.. Garter
AZ chairman. they feel ami the public III
large will join them. that they have MI
iee tel Z man who win forward the III
terests Of the Republican party il thu
same able manner as did his prr,lrcrs-
Scr.