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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
FRANK ". ADAMS, Manager, Richmond Va,


bind the government to rovidaF on rrSs'
and naval features, partic ipat ted 2in by
various States of IN lie Uni on nd w lIegS
governments. The Speak iSW!l II Y be NJ #
vsed that the SENATE 8Ny IN lte7Es
amend the bill in an " re ct lasS
total of the appro priation whicl l3$Wettisss2
he carried by the bill In Its anne led 4 oliss9
would besVery small !, VI j oped ID Il
the Spenkeras8W III low the Conlmi tee
on Rules to bring 4 n 81 r,il al lowing the
consideration of the bill. Chairman
sTawney, IA of 81 the II Committee on ElXp osl-S
lions, will 3endeavo to- have him do So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
+ Sham Battle in Savannah.
48si Ty3v3 A Ranciatad Press faf,i * lS

Il SAVANNAH G Is :, # eb. 522..-T The fea ture
OF the celebration OF Washingt IS birth
day was d sham battle, participated in
blythe First a r eglme1lt, Georgia state
1 By the Daughters OF the American Reyo-
luton OF an artistic drinking Fountain
The presentation Of the fountain also
nah bys5 the British troops, The sham
battle was witnessed by the officers Of the
& German cruiser Brcrn en-. n ow in this port.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
a third Street Lady's Experience, .,

~ An elderly lady ON ThlFd SFreet, being
idebilitated. nervous and trun down, was
advised by her physician to take Less
mediclner and drink more water. n She
tried Uttered river water, spring waters
and artesinn waters, but they were all
distasteful to her. A small quantity 3woild
recommended BE.AUFONT, and her in,-
proyement has been wonderful; her son
tolls yus she drinks u large quantity each
day without discomfort, and has increased
In weight and In strength, We can't
publish names and tales too bnt prot,s
Asotf above statement viii be Formulated III
anyone interested, islsatlFl2NY'ls a 4 Z
H. 4 n allona EYor5 90 Gents. Phone ~
N REAUFoNT LlTF IA WAITE GO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
Died From H er Burns
y (specIal to Tho F.rcs-D .spatch. 81

DANpisl1i a 4. eb.5 ss1. rs. Fl enry
mere 50 WARS aaa
Mr. g. B. CLANCY, near ceiling, q as 5t;.aS
result of burns received by falllng ITO
an open ire a week ago. 81 Mr. CLANCY
LEFT his standardization tho / mo rningl %
room Il few minutes Ia ter found herr body
stretched across the henrth, her facesand5
breast ifaIrly In the blaze 81
Mrs. Shelton fingered for a. w eek IN B e.
state. OF great d gony. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23

and I'VE can overcome them onl we
approach, them In the splrit VIII ch3s Wash:
:lngton and NashIngt g great supporters
theIr5day-th spirit of sanity and at colrrf-s
age, the splrltEWhIchs comb mes lard con, n
mon sense With the loftest Idea Ism.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
UNDERWOOD j WINS I.
appeal. J. TAKEN | 4 n n
Circuit Court Of is Bro klylll.si Re
turns Verdict Agains t# Gonfed-
crate Memorial Association.

(From Our Regular Correspondent
9iNYAsHINGTON,5 p. q, Feb. g. IT he
jury inatheS Circuit Court Of tho United
states for8the city Of Brook YIN returned
\ q verdlctsln FAVOR o + General q John 81
Underwood, OF kentucky, agalnst tho
Confederate Aremora a ssocintio AZ Hon.
x Tay lor e Tyson, Of Richmond, who is q!
member OF the executive committee of
tie ussociatlon, is here on his way home
from brooklyn. He received ia telegram.
from counsel for the associat ton his
morning announcing that tho jury had:
awarded underwood sl62eG,44. An ap-s
peal was noted TO the Circuit Court Of
Appeals. "a III n 4 ls s8 " & si
What Underwood Claims.
Si underwood began suit against tho asso-i
citation several years ago. He claimed.
that as secretary Of the organlzatt on ne
had induced many people to make doNn--
lions to tho association, and that i was
tho Understanding that he was to receive
4 % per cent. OF all suGh suGscrlpt tons. lie
wanted al commission also on tho sub
scriptlon OF Charles Broadway 81 l2ouss,
who gave $l0o, 900 FOR tho erection Of g
Confederate Battle Abbey which was
/ to become available as soon rs similar
/ sum had been raised By thc8nssociation.
This sum has bccn raised, and Under
wood appears to linvo claimed commits
sIons OH MI OF the money collected. IL
was contended by tho association that It
could never have been contemplated that
Ehe was to receive a commission on the
amount OF Mr., Rouss' y Gift, MS that was
the basis of the organization. The case
was begun q year or Two ago. Mr., Rouss
himself had died III the meantime and
several other persons whose testimony
would have been or material benefit to
the defense had also died, The defense
was Handicapped from the start. MI
EEllyson, who Is u member OF tho execu-{
tive committee, and General Robert C,t
White. Of West Virginia, the chairman,
have worked very hard to prevent the
recovery OF the amount sought, and We're
witnesses at tho trial of the case N
Brooklyn, which consumed two days OF
& this week, 8a5 ,ssE
The association was represented by
Messrs, Hattie and MARSHALL well known
lawyers Of New York, and General"
Underwood by former Senator Lindsay,
( Of Kentucky, now practicing IN New
York. Mr., Lindsay and MI. Battle, and
probably Mr., Marshall also, are Yir-
glnlans.
jamestown Bill.
MI. Eyson stopped over III Washing
ton on his way home and went to work
In behalf of tho jamestown Exposi lion
bill which Is in sore need OF help. though
even now the advocates of the bill are
hopeful Of being able To so amend y as
to make II meet the views Of the Sneak
or IT lis proposed to strike out he Sec
tion which makes an approximation for$a
government building and exhibit, taking
am approximation OF two millions This
Wlll leave the bill III q shape which VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23

killed by&thc freeze. bot h on I 70 cks Il and
beds. " II s n FIJI ssg ita5
n There is great suffering among he tong
men from this point the mouth Of the
river on account of being thrown gu t Of
work for mont Il s I ~ III III -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
REV. W EAR SPEAKS.

" Dear slrs, ~ Rebl yIng q yp,ir 2ehqur as to
srtslIts OK your Cltterbiirn Water, cati shy
that my WILD has sl,eett stifferig for about
5disehse peculiar to 10 man lhdI esJ md has
beer Under the klif,il physi.
Without much relief a tier using not dlHe
Two Gnhes Eof your 5terburti Water, she Has
found erent relief and her appel Ito increnAsd
Hcnai Use that your wa ttr lies greatly hcne.
tilted me. am free from Itidi-
III sess'V' ~ 81 REV LEAR.
ro11 sA tfS ny II 3,s 58S3
q !! RANT j
Il a 400 b. Main Street. H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23

$l pprll' y fail to- At tend The Cohen o's
big Ltpap Sale to,d ai1;. B K IN Il 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23

Continual from First Page.) a I1II(5
of great men. but the two men OF pre-
eminent greatness, who, az the centuries
go on. will surely loom above all others
are Washington and Lincoln; and 1t Is
peculiarly fitting that their birthdays
should be celebrated every year and the
meaning OF their lives brought home close
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23

NJ EVERY lsousekeeper In Richmond should
attend the Cohen Co.'S Linen Sale,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23

I'D %.
just, nnd the first step to ward sc curing
worth as d man, showing him no special
favor, but so far as may be holding open
for him the door Of opportunity SO that
reWa1.d ma V i wait upon honest and in-&
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12
FROM LINCOLN TO ROOSEVELT.
story of a Custom in the white

story of a Custom in the white
House for Eleven Administrations.
That custom, despite the strenuous trend
OF the times, is not dead in the United
States is proven by one Of the collection OF
tales out of school just published by Cap
tain Pendel chief doorkeeper and usher
and oldest employe Of the White House He
cites a singular coincidence in which all
the ten presidents whose habits he knew so
well were Of one mind. This Is a story Of
the one thing besides soap and water which
all the presidents used in common. II was
a little thing-but It is just such tribes that
impress upon us the fact that great men
are but human. II was a toilet article.
particular article, but, curiously enough,
all the presidents from Lincoln to Roose-
welt have had an Identical idea concerning
the brand of their choice. The presidents
OF thirty years ago and their successors
used II, as did all persons OF refinement IN
their time. Reference Is made to DR.. Lyon s
Perfect tooth powder. = Today, as though
the habit we're presidentially inherited, one
OF the familiar blue enamel boxes contain
ing the powder stands beside every tooth
brush in the bedehambers Of the Roosevelt
family. As the package is metal It will not
break. and as II has "a patent telescope
measuring tube 1t is always corked. and H.
therefore, a convenience in toilet bags Ot
travellers as well as a luxury in the bou.
DORIS Of stay-at-homes. General Grant car.
ried II with him on his tour around the
world.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12
KRAUSES PLEAD FOR TRIAL
Convicted Land Fencers' Attorneys
Argue for New Hearing Before
Judge Munger.

The arguments for a new trial in the case
of the Krause brothers. who recently were
convicted Of fencing public lands contrary
70 law, were concluded before Judge Mum
ger in the United States district court Fri
day evening. Judge Munger has taken the
matter under Amusement and will hand
down his decision in a few days
The motion for a new trial was argued
by Attorneys r. c. Noleman and c. c.
Barker Of Alliance, attorneys for the
Krause brothers. Their chief contention
is the alleged unreliability Of the principal
witnesses, Mr., and Mrs. Theodore Osborn,
upon whose testimony the accused was
chiefly convicted. Afidavits were filed i'm
peaehing the character of these witnesses
Special District Attorney Rush. represent
ing the government argued against granting
the motion on the ground that the con-
viction OF the accused was complete after
a long and fair trial, and that the attempt
to impeaeh the testimony OF the Osborns
at this time came too late. The time to
impeach their evidence was during the
trial and not now. He further held that
even was the testimony Of the Osborns
completely eliminated, sufficient evidence
had been produced from other witnesses to
warrant the verdict OF conviction as rem
dered by the jury.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12
and Candidates Hensel and wickersham for
constable.
FIRE AND POLICE MATTERS
Board VIII Assist water Board I'm
Making Test of Hydrant
Pressure.

At the meeting of the Board of Fire and
Police commissioners last night permission
was given TO the Water board to use men
and paraphernalia from the fire depart
ment to test the pressure of the water
company, at a time to be selected by the
city engineer.
The board took up the ease OF Policeman
Thomas OConnor, who was charged with
being negligent in the discharge of his
duties as a police officer. The charges set
forth that Officer O'Connor was within a
block Of the place where Officer A E. Hell
Ter was having trouble with a man who
became violently insane from being over
heated on the afternoon of August 7. and
that he made no attempt to assist his fell
low officer, although he knew something of
the trouble. The board found him guilty
and fined him five weeks pay.
petition was received signed by about
100 members of the fire department asking
that each fireman be given twenty-four
hours of duty every six days. The petition
was turned over to the fire chief and will
be acted OF" at a future meeting.
The applications of Mrs. j. H. Kirk and
Miss Catherine stillwell for the position of
matron at the city Jail were received and
placed on file.
The designations of Patrolmen A. F. Lam
bert and Howard Sawyer, who resign to
enter other fields, were received and &C
cepted
A communication was received from King
Ak-Sar-B Ben asking that members of the
fire and police departments be given an
opportunity to participate in the daylight
parade during the fall festivities. The COM
munication was referred TO Chief Donahue
of the police department and Chief Salter
OF the fire deuartment and these men will
arrange for the participation Of their de-
partments
The following firemen were given their
annual leaves OF absence: George Ander-
son, William Bohsn, George Hill, oliver
Morrell, Robert Oliver and Zena Smith.
Jailer Glover and oficer Goodrich of the
police department were granted their an
nual leaves.
The meeting adjourned until II o'clock.
when the question OF the financial condition
OF the two departments will be taken up.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12

Neb are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Gar
raft.
The remains Of Miss Ella Miller were in
TERED at Bailey cemetery Monday after
noon.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs, Alois Gorig, Twenty-ninth and @
streets.
Bruce McCulloch and son, Hugh, leave
today for Sheridan, Wyo., to spend a couple
Of weeks hunting and fishing.
Rev Mr.. Mcdowell of Omaha is to preach
this evening at the Baptist services at the
tent, Twenty-fifth and l. streets.
The receipts Of sheep and lambs at the
yards here Monday were the heaviest so far
this year, 10000 head being yarded.
Thursday evening St. Martins guild will
give a New England dinner at the home
of Colonel and Mrs. J. B. Watkins.
Arthur c. Pancoast leaves today for Col
oradO, where he expects to spend several
days looking after business matters.
Miss Mabel Rich is reported to be quite
sick at the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Rich, 10l4 North Twenty-secoud
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Raab. Twenty-frst and
II streets, have returned from Springfield
Ill, where they spent couple Of weeks
with relatives.
Members of the Baptist church will hold
meetings every evening this. week at the
tent. Twenty-fifth and l. streets. Rev
George Van Wrinkle is in charge.
on Friday evening the Magic City brass
band will give concert and lawn social
at the home of David McBeth The pro-
ceeds will go toward buying uniforms
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12
Announcement Of the T'heaters.

One OF the merriest and quaintest OF all
Richard Carries ooneeits was Prof Petit
bone, who wanders down into Texas and
thereby furnishes the theme for The Ten
derfoot." PettibOnes isn't all there Is 10
the show, for Sergeant Bill Barker and the
three Ranger captains have a great deal 70
do with IL; also the women fair. the Chi
nese cook and the mule. Miss Ruth White
Is singing the leading soprano role with
the company this season and oscar Figman
is playing the part OF the professor The
rest OF the cast is OF equal strength and
the production is entirely new. The Ten
derfoot' will begin an engagement OF four
performances at the Boyd on Thursday
evening matinee will be played on
Saturday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12

The election OF Mrs. Abbie Adams OF su-
perior TO the presidency OF the National
Woman's Relief corps at Denver last
week gives another honor 20 Nebraska.
This is the first time that the once has
eyer come to the state, and members OF
the order appreciate Il accordingly. Mrs
Adams, however, is not unknown in the
national work. Resides holding prominent
ofiees in the state organization she has
had a more or less conspicuous part in the
national at different times for a number
Of years. II was in this work that her ex-
ceptiohal executive ability became known.
and the honor conferred upon her at Denver
last week was not wholly without a reaiiEa-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12
Interesting 10 students.

The schools and colleges will soon open
for the fall term and there will be many
self-reliant young men and women who
will be looking for a good way to earn
their expenses. The Four-Track News the
great illustrated monthly magazine OF
travel and education, appeals TO intelligent
readers and students will find il easy 20 Sc
cure subscriptions for it, The terms to per-
sons soliciting subscriptions are extremely
liberal and offer very generous margin OF
profit. II will pay any one interested 70
write TO the publisher George II. Daniels
East FOrty-second street. New York, for
full particulars
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12

Opening attendance on first days for four
years: Nineteen hundred and two, $500;
1903. s74s; 1904 3,s67: 1905. 4OSs.
Five grades at the Madison school are
now attending school in the Washington
building, in Brown Park, which now stands
four feet in the air on jack screws. This is
the annex building moved from Twenty
sixth and NJ streets.
The course OF study has been completely
revised as to arithmetic, language and his
tory and the changes inserted in the Blue
Book"
Christie Bros. secured the contract for
furnishing the schools with Walnut block
screened lump at s2s9 per ton and Crosby.
Kopeitz & Casey were gwen the slack con-
tract at rs per ton. The Watkins Lum-
Der company furnishes kindling at $3.50 per
cord
The board OF education OF Sioux Falls,
s. d. sent representative to the meeting
10 request the loan OF the blue prints OF
the High school building as a similar
structure is contemplated there.
Margaret Conrey and Gertrude Holmes
was given an increase in salary to $40 per
month. Permanent substitutes win be paid
SIS a month.
Library Board Meeting.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the
! South Omaha Library board last night It
/ was decided 10 place a memorial tablet in
\ the wall OF the lobby commemorative 20
| the munihcence Of Mr.. Andrew Carnegie
in donating the $50 900 building 20 the city.
| Bills for August were allowed and the
chairman OF the house committee was in
structed to secure bids for mine run and
screened lump coal.
Miss Jane Abbott the librarian reported
-
| library during the month OF August and
now has two new apprentices. Miss Mabel
/ Cheek and Mrs. W. B. Myers. over 900
new books were placed on the shelves last
! month.
New Republican Club.
A Swedish Norwegian republican club
was organized Sunday and the following Of
,hcers were chosen: Julius Carlson, presl-
dent; Swan Johnson. vice president; George
| NJ Johnson, secretary; Peter Olson, treas.
| ureT. Theodore Johnson OF Omaha attended
the meeting and made an address which
| was appreciated by all those present The
club starts out with a membership OF
thirty. Another meeting Of the club will
be held at 4O6 North Twenty Fourth street
on Wednesday evening.
Another Damage Claim
Through her attorney Henry c. Murphy
Annie Kelly has filed with the city elerl
a personal injury claim for $500. II II
alleged In the document that while driv
ing at Eighteenth and o streets on Aug
ust H. the wagon dropped into a bad wash
out. The rig was damaged and the plaintiff
alleges permanent injuries. The claim hAi
been referred to the legal department fo
investigation.
Magic City Gossip.
DR.. r. L Delaney returned Monda,
from a ten days stay In Colorado
Wilbur r. Chase 1880 North Twenty
third street, reports the birth Of a son.
< Mr., and Ars. L Blount Of Palisade
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12
Hotel Clerks Association.

The Omaha Hotel Clerks association was
entertained by Clerk Cory Of the Willard
hotel last night at a banquet In the cafe
Of the MillaTd after the regular business
session OF the association.
At the meeting last night a letter OF con-
dolehce was voted 10 be written and sent
70 Mrs. Hope. wife Of the late proprietor
Of the Arcade hotel, who died recently.
Steps win likely be taken IN the near fu.
ture to make state Organization OF the
associa alton, and already there has been
considerable printed matter sent out 20
hotel men outside OF Omaha. The next
meeting OF the association will be held at
the HenBhaw on September 20
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12


NiacetOn-stres.gthelsi plan Of treatment
IA following after Natures plan
he uses natural remedies, that is native
medicinal roots, prepared by processes
wrought out by the expenditure Of much
time and money, without the use OF alco-
hol, ana by skillful combination In the
most exact proportions.
Used As one Of the aotiVo ingredients
Of Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
BLACK CHERRTBARA specially eXerts its
influence In cases Of lung and bronchial
troubles, and this HDIsOOVERTH is. there
fore, q sovereign rSmSdY fer bronchitis,
laryngitts, chEonlc coughs, eAtArrh and
ne namSs ~ tie Sso5toinsI t1OrsdGsnts
Of this weird famous remedy are: Golden
seal root, Qpesnl root Stone root,
Black CheEEyhArk, bloo4root AID Man
drake root
y have b1d such . WoadoFful experience
Win pr Pieroe' Golden Medical Discovery
sShas ! 20 net hsStaYe 2 reoemnsne e be- sS
" the tlssass Of The Sysss1L writes Miss
3sssls AroSn, SlcIetAFy Emerson Literary
At.ociAHon - KSrnaA AvenpA Appleton.
pletely rundown ny health and strength;
had no appetite. slept badly, and IVES in 4
statS Of ns[vOHs collapse took tyslVs
Tas setting better and stronger until finally
rs a. Heu and Strcnf - had eyer been
! have he asnoss taiA and eonAdspes IN
coed health. which 4 q blessing 70 anyone
For 81 One-oent stamps 10 cover cost Of
mailing, you can get free copy Of the
Common Sense Medical Adviser, . pa per
covers or cloth bound for 81 StainpS
Address DR.. r, V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be
used with Golden Medical Discover ,
ShensYsE : laxative u rSQuired.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

C W. Fetterman OF South Dakota Is visit
ing his brother. A. ID. Fetterman, OF the
World Herald. The former has been max
ing a long trip through the west.
w. l. Mckay, q citizen Of Phoenix, AriE.,
and uncle OF w w. Mckay OF this city,
Is visiting Omaha for a few weeks. He
tivities.
A. W. Brown, president Of the fire and
police commission OF Grand Rapids. Mich,
through the city hall and 70 various places
and persons OF Interest BY Health Commits
siOner Ralph
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12
New York and philadelphia

cannot be more pleasantly or conveniently
reached than by the Grand Trunk-Lehigh
Valley Double Track Route via Niagara
Falls. Solid through trains. magnificent
scenery.
Descriptive literature sent free on appli-
cation 10 Geo. ". vaux, A, @. p. & T. A.,
Grand Trunk Railway System. 1856 Adams
St Chicago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12
In Nome PoIitics.

Mayor King OF Nome Alaska. is in
Omaha visiting his wife and daughter. Mrs.
n Il. Melntyre, az their home, 4229 Harvey
ago and has made good In Nome politics
His present trip 20 the United States Is az
for the purpose OF making arrangements
for the purchase and installation OF a
waterWorks system In the northern town.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12
Great Law SUIT Decided.

The supreme court, the people, has de-
cided that DIR. Kings New Discovery wins
against coughs and colds. 90 cents and 81.
For sale by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug.
Co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12

OkntE HulQk uuQCI
the name Of Scam
phene," but II suf-
Tered Punishment
because IL was too
dangerous.
Alcohol Is gener-
ally harmful when
taken in the form
Of medicine, espe-
ciAlly 20 q delicate
system.
Dr.. Rerce's ttS-
- - ..saag H. - =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12
Society Event,

Sarah Berks took Electric Bitters for
headache and can now meet her social en-
gagements. 80 cents. For sale by Sherman
& Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12

George Laheed. a l0-year-old boy living at
1875 South Thirteenth street received a
severe cut on the head yesterday afternoon
while lighting with some other boys. He
was attended by Police Surgeons Langdon
and Cox and removed 70 his home He
was unable 70 tell who hurt him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-12

The Nebraska organization OF Daughters
of the American Revolution will hold its
second annual meeting at Fairbury Octo-
Der II and IS. Mrs. C, g. Langworthy OF
Seward, state regent, has issued the call
and great preparation is being made for
the gathering.