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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-06-29
FOURTH OF JULY DONTS.

Don't allow the children to bend
over fireworks which will not go off"
They sometimes do it Unexpectedly
with unfortunate results to the little
meddlCr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-06-29

Don't neglect to send for a physi.
clan at once in the case of a serious
burn, to prevent "A possible scar or
worse still blood poisoning, from e.
Loraut or improper treatment Of the
wound
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-06-29
Nearly BROKE

Ella-My face is my fortune
Stella Haven't you ever had On,
more money than YOU have now
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-06-29

in telling IT, for the incident occurred
on the eve OF the Fourth, and Casey
was afraid that the big frecrackers
would be carried over the national bol,
tday and remain q loss on his hahds.
In order TO deepen the impression al.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-06-29

Don't forget to have some remedies
for burns at hand When the skin
is not broken by a burn scrape a raw
potato place on piece Of soft linen
and use rs a poultiCe Bicarbouate of
suda-the ordinary baking soda--.is ex
CoIlcnt for burns whether the skin
is broken or not. If broken apply the
dry soda, if unbroken dampon the soda
with water to make paste and apply
to the spot. The pain will be instant
~ relieved
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-06-29
nnod Advice

Keep the wound oyen and ser ! To-
the d0atnT
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-06-29
own Their Oar Farms

Els. even peT cen. of the Cam
dian farmers oHn their Own tsraa
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-06-29

Don't leave the windows of town
house open If 1t Is to be left for the
day. Stray rockets and sparks may
find an entrance.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-06-29

Tom-Fred had his eyes glued on
Miss Peachley during the entire eve
ninc
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14
ANOTHER FROM PEE re

The Pierre Daily Capital a Jew
days ago published. the folio y.
We have noticed tho that somr #
the Capitals boom articles have
gone glimmering;' for instance,
her petroleum we'll scheme.
1t is up to Forest City to
adopt some of the strenuous
life and activity that has give'.
Pierre her present prominence. if
she wants to grow up into II model
city. This latest Pierre scheme
IS practicable for any comn.u ~
"A company of which u. ~,
Carson is moving spirit. is buy
ing a lot of land along the bluffs
above the city along a couple
gulches that run into the river
above the bridge. They ave
| several hundred acres now. II S
their intention to put down several
artesian we'll, and form d wa'.
course that will give them ll.4c
horse power energy. This NY
seem strange to some, but 1T is =
very feasible plan of creating t;
great plant. This alone may
develop industries that will us-
prise our people. The company
expects to get more land. Tie
property they are getting is only
good for the plan they they hav
outlined. The Capital-Journa
expects to see some such pow /
plauts pumping Missouri rive
water back over the bl lis in
few years for use in irrigatins he
prairies, and then our farm Ian.i.
will be many of them worth 500,
an acre. Just stick to Pierre an
watch us grow.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14
ANNALS OF THE VOLUNTEERS
Being an Account of the Campaign of the
Local Militia against the Utes.
{ Concluded from last Issue ,

Concluded from last Issue );
While this cheering epis,le w.
being carried to Col. Dawn.
camp was made on a site co u.
handing a fine w%aterhole aud t.
men had fortified the men h
fortified their position VT.
series of joyful shouts a ,
imaginary riflepits.
The preparations we're abou,
completed when the Comm, 4
in Chief returned from the U :.
council with the assurance that. at
last for the time being condition
were quiet and there was tile
probability that hostilities won'd
cnsue. Although this Office"
made no remarks ON the sub;rc
the impression prevailed that 'h
timely arrival Of this resolite an F.,
well armed though nume.ica'l
small force, prepared and wiI.in-
to fight if asked OF ordered to d
so, had produced a quietins ctTe
on The erst while u%nruly U,es.
The camp now presented a bus.
scene---some caring for the horses
others erecting tents or gathe. in.
fuel, while still others had bail,
fires and were engaged in IT,,
simple task of preparing thoil
evening meal. Each took whit,
ever amount of beef and pot"t e.
he wished. And while cook:n.
the beef on a stick held over tn
blaze the potatoes were r,aslir.
in the Goals. If he wished t,
drink he could go down t. IT,.
w~aterhole, and. as one fellow ex
pressed it, ''lie on his hellv ans
drink uphill" If this wash
camp life in the raw state, the,
the writer, who has followed til,
roundup wagon and lived out o
doors for months at a stretch, !!
willing to admit that he does no
know anything about it: however
the point he takes pleasure il
emphasing is, that through it al
% word Of complaint Was heart
from any quarter. the men &C
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14

Wanted-a local organization to
solve the problem of a proper
grade for Missouri. avenue, and t"
preserve u straight or regular line.
For instance, the Postotfice build
ing very badly needs lowering or
the street in front of it needs
filing in. Question-which shall
it be, TO give "greatest good to
the greatest number"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14
BOOK hAv.rw

PROHIBITION YEAR Book FOR
1917 Just o:st.
"W;lson's Amrrican Prohibition
Year book for 1907 is hef9 re las.
It appears tn maintain tie high
merit of preceding years. It's
publication is late, but it has the
'dvantage of including recent i'm
portant events, such as nearly
complete figures of the national
rink bill up I" June 81. 1897, the
decision of Judge MI n a...ainS,
licensing the liquor traffic. the
ov' r:hr"w of the liquor business
in Gcorgin and the c,rryi,go of the
prnhibito v article in the cunSti-
luton OF OSlahoma.
The hook is divided iuto sui,al.le
LEI nrime:ts, and as we 90 thru
Is hacked and condensed pages
We see evidences OF thorough ana
C u-cicnti lnls work.
L uly no candid person cao
study the American and + T.. ig,
Facts and pr fcssi. nal, cx or meet
.iere given relative to the effect.
Of b err drinking and continue t.
zee. safe IN it's use. Possibly our
cheeks mlv reid n soms what as
we SEQ the part tn nation is
Tx n. ia tn, drm.r,l ling of the
child races and tie missionary
coun RE
re snhje t of ''Enfo cement
of r"s'r ctisr lquor laws rece We
vigorous treatment, and there arc
some interesting qu,ta,i ms on
This '"plc f I'M The dor. r use
ygl,.
\ brief hut earnest showing a
the necessity for p 'lit.cal action
Toll ws, W til II >~tatcma MT # tbs
numerous bodies arraycd in or
gi'lzcd form against tie. i.qn !
uaiic. snd HE BOOK closes with .
h CHI. condensed and unique state
men by y. r. Heath. the assoc
c a'e editor Of tn Year Book
Egg rdlng oi,.b ton the on
s'ruct We Force 1t is quite 81,
If the ordinary line of though,
being afir.ni,ivr and not ,a.ga,ivc
constructive and not destructive
Our readers Nitl tiud TIE b.
suggestive nf though s;d it, st,
it.s'ics valA bl AMI rere i, .spp
Cl.th. o5c: Taper. i5c. L.nco.
Temperance Prsgs. SO la Ssl'
si'eet, Cncago.)
Reminder the justly prpula
Tea ;f,rt Hotel. Has spaciou
lobby, pleasant private parlor!
private telephones, porcelain bot
and hons comforts. ll2 Thir
Stree, S,,Ah -N~itrno.r1,i;.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14

re ii * t e %s;ur,ion a. cheerful:
a. our friend john d would al
nnc rh price If Ill
S,in,rr er with and guards
I ~ inte. to look after tie hur cs
We nsn' On hitting the bacf
II il" -,s!ly portion VI tn
"a was sonn w.e,pael ~ 4 :o:i
sou hast wiad. ON good ola ,ke,s
and miserable .lunbe-.
.Ab ut nil 5lt Ia, writer W IS
v,keneh by the >onnd # s.rYnr
ice. IL u;' que>ti mel tie
: CT, SIS do the Utes ,om n.
1t. hill over ale ty | tink | he'd
'ot-pr hts
YAH" a..recst 20 lie, III hi,
N p cS-ing the or una, ''ans v. v
Ii tens like ill.,"
For many hrilrs afte this
F, thing was hes d but the y,ind
~ of the coffee mill which lad
ee" brought to tie camp at a
. te hou,. and WIS NV hany
..,r ed Overtime.
\ thougl he mel rvse early
e i llowing morning. no move
vas made to break camp. m
Mwns' wishes in this regard mol
e NC known. We were not Ike II
>aiiiny very l.ny, however. ia
b Mt 8 O'Clock the camp wa,
slaidened Ivy the arrival If H..
brave Eol mel himself. Ate,
,la ing hands with the General
'Mc"r,. the Cplobel briefly ex.
pressed his pleasure ut seeing III,
me-. TIE word now havins
pissed aroand TAFT Gel Down.
Controlled The sit, .atiou at in nde,
Ste station VITA the .d,ar
dice and therefore the seryi :es
f the Relief Corps could be dis.
,ensed with, each man wen
,crrowfullv back to the foot Of
a. class aid helped t. load tn.
wagons lu, t as Though he Ii Ell It
) o. every thi - WAS in r. adm $
tor the big move and once NOR,
he order WAS Given to ell in
Those who had no mou It's .ei
INTO the wagons-all excepting IN,
eil9N VIII. missed his t .,ti,g Az,
leli int the water aole.
The :etugr march was uDevent
.ul. tie last wagons reacain.
%hevcnne Hirer Agency on tn
a%ftern.aun vi Oct. 28tn. Til
guns. ammunition and blanket
WHICH bag. been .iwnished- ia Ah'
men were now returned to Uncl,
Sam. and, feeling that his dut,
had been done. each valiant war
rior wendell his homeward way
rejoicing.
Yours Truly.
Cop. 7. Right
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14
NATIONAL BANKS AND PUBLIC
DFRT.

A correspondent of the Toledo
(O.) Blade, inquiries of its editor
if the national debt will ever be
paid and if the existence of the
national banks prevents the gov
crnment from ever being free
from debt. In its reply the
Blade says:
''The existence of national
banks Will not necessarily prevent
the government from paying its
national debt: such payment is
inevitable. OF course our reader
understand that the creation of
national banks was authorized as a.
means of raising revenue necessary
to carry on the civil val. The
national banking system was the
suggestion of Secretary of the
Treasury Chase, made in Dccem-
Der, 1861. The advantages claim
ed by him for the system we're Il
safe and uniform currency, greater
ease for the government in obtain
ing loans, a decreased rate of in
tercst, avoidance of a money mon
opoly and the distribution of gov
eminent securities among the
moneyed institutions of the country
thus identifying their interests
with those of the government.
These claims have all been justified
by experience. Of particular inn
portance and the source of graf
itication is the currency feature of
the system. Whenever govern
ment bonds are all redeemed the
national banking system must
necessarily fail as to one of its
most important elements, but it
does not follow that the govern
ment cannot pay its debt. To re-
tain this system of currency is a
question for future legislation, the
time for which will he governed
largely by the surplus in the
treasury"
As it appears to this Liberty
Enlightener," the trend of politics
is to perpetuate the national debt
a Ia Philippine islands and Panama
canal in order to perpetuate ma
tional bonds-national banks---and
paper banknotes.
The Press has evolved a system
of paper money to take the place
of banknote currency, which,
according to above authority, .
leading Republican journal, il
coexistent with the national banks
if not the national debt. Blu
that is not important now and il
this connection.
The problem with The Press is
will tt1sr rink and file st rhs com
mon people" continue to b
"known-nothines" on this qucs
ton. and forever continue on
public dssH o. when the nev
osder Of currency comes, will the,
--.ree .u~.ssspvs~, ~..~.-~ -.-~.sA
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14
Department, of the Interior. Land Office

at Huron, s. d. Sept. IS. 1907
NOTICE is hereby given that Bernard
T. Bcnham Of Eales. South Dakota. has
filed notice Of his intention to make final
Communication proof In support of his
claim. viz: Homestead Entry No 1920
aeI and tx sex section i township
l20. Range 20 aud that said proof
will be made before Clerk of Courts, a.
Gettysburg. s. d. on October &c. 1907. He
names the .f0un%lln2. yltncsscs. to psoxa.
hts continuous residence upon and culti-
walton OF the land, viz:
Clarence Flyte, Ola Anderson. Matt
HalversOn. Elmer Westberg all Of Eales,
SD. c. A. BLAKE. Register.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14

Laurel now has telephone con-
nections direct with Onida as we'll
as Okobolo. A local company
ought to lie able to offer the neces-
sarv inducements to secure the IA
mile extension from Laurel tc
Forest City.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14

be such billiards that capitalists
and bankers will present THEIR
paper dollar to said common
people, and then the latter swsl-
low it like the fish does the halted
hook?
For OUR currency scheme.
please enquire within
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14
Department of the Interior. Land
Department of the Interior. Land Office

Department of the interior. Lani Otiics
All Heron S. ID. sept. is. 1897
NOTICE j. herpny given thai Grace a;
Graham of city shury. 3. H.. has nice
motlcr of her intention to make final COM
IL: ii mrstvai Entry No. 1925 made
May 5. lUi. for ,he MA section % town:
ship ll9 ran,e 10, an. THAI sal" proof VIII
ne made before the Clerk of Courts ~ Get
tysburg $. ID. ~ Oct 80 1907.
She names the follow ing witnesses to
,jiolt her c%ou.!nunlt, r..'i NJ npoh ana
cultivation of the land. viz:
Jules Whitrsid". Wiuslow 7. Define:
David Van Waij, Fred Donovan all OF
I~"ttysO.vg SD.
q pI WE vnplsirr
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14
Department. Of the interior, Land Office
at Huron $ d. Sept. IL, 1907.

at Huron s d. Sept. u, 1907.
NOTICE is hereby gwen THAI Maudc n.
) r.ham of Get,ysinrg IS. D. has hled no.
ice Of n"r Intention Y" MAX. tjnal commu.
tation proof in support Of her claim viz:
Homestead Entry No. 1926 a.o May S
a6. for the SNN secion rs township
maze hrfor Clerk o. C91rts at Gettys.
ourg 5 d on Oct. ~ TO.
Sh. names the following witnesses to
prov" h"r ecn!inuon> residence upon and
cul,i alton of the iand viz:
jules Whiiesiae. Winslow I. Define,
David Van Wali. Fred Donovan, all Of
gettysburg, S. y
c. a. BLAKE. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14

c A BLAZE. Hee,s,rr
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14

Clerk of Courts at Gettysburg S.. D. on
Nov. l3. 1901. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation Of the land,
viz: } n Whi1eside David NonWald.
Lyle + Sanicii Harvey y toclin. all OF
Gettysburg ID
C. A. BLAKE Register
lst nuh Oct 10
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14

INV e6lpeUI !. 1xcwesi Z Co. NewsnSSss:
Adyesttsaug Dursentieecruce0 aASASseeNyeS.n
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14
FOR 4 PREMIUM :

WE HAVE II For YOU RIGHT HERE:
If YOU will renew YOU subscription to The Press for 1908 paying frs in
advance together with all arcmages ON OR BEFORE DEC 'MBER kt 1907, W will give
you FREE u, years subscription To your cnoh'r ut ,he following Standard, first class
Journals, viz:
Toledo CO.. Weekly Blade, Republican,
New York TIL Weekly World, Democratic or
Chicago Weekly Inter-Ocean, Rep.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14
LIST pub Oct 10
Department OF the Interior. Huron $. d


Lanu Oific. Oct. =. 1907
NOTICE is hereby given that Arthur
w. Parker of Gettysburg s. d., has filed
notice of his intention to make final COM
mutation proof in support OF his claim.
viz: Homestead Entry No. ,SWS. made
Jan. y. 1905. for the NEll4 Section ii
township NJ range IS
anu that said proof will be made
nefore Clerk of Clerks at Gettysburg S.
ID. on Nov. Is, 1907. He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of tho
land. viz: Ed . Eliason. } + kuia. Ole o
,Swenson all of Forest City $ ID and Frank
Kula of Ge%ttysbur. $ ID
:O-iO &. ~. BLAKE. Register
Department of the Interior. Land
Office at Huron. SD. Oct. Z. 1907
NOTICE is hereby given that Bert ii.
Clark of Gettysburg. :. d.. has fled notice
ii hi, intention to make ira commute
ZION proof in support of his claim. viz:
homestead Entry No. 1919. made Feb.
10. 100 for the SW4 section 25, town
ship llg n IS
.tnl that said proof will be made before
Clerk of Courts at Gettysburg. $. ID. on
Nov. Ii, 1907. lie names the following
! witnesses TO prove his continuous resi-
.i.nce upon and cultivation OF the land,
Viz: " Il Define. Lee A Hurley. Harry
%rcnch w III Clark. all OF Gettysburg $. ID.
G.. a. BLAKE. Register
list pub. Oct 10
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14

Reminder the justly popular
Tea # ,rt Hotel. Has spacious
lobby, pleasant private parlors.
private Telephones, porcelain both
and hnn,s comforts. 1l2 Third
Street South. Minneapolis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-13
6PURSLANE PROVES
SURPRISE Of DAY.
Twelve to One Shot Wins Ross
Ign Handicap i'll Record
Time.
--------------
ALL FAvoRITEs ARE BEATEN
Oracultim and Duke Whidder, at
Zen to One, Win and Other
Outsiders Land.
ALL FAvoRITEs ARE BEATEN

NEW YORK. November la.--Pur.
slare. neglected In the betting at "
TO !, won tie goasiyn handicap. one
tlIle, nt Aqueduet to-day IN tho fost.
sSst time OF tho meeting --l:3e a;5.
stretch, where. lie quit, and Pursian,e;.
taklng the lead, Won In drive by half
length.
First racc-three- yrar-olds and up.
selling, ax furlonss-Oracunm 30 70
y first, Robin Hood fs to s. place.
Second, Quedrlllc & to ., to show)
Second Observation-Disclosures handicap.
.-Ainanzor g to ID first, Kara q to
2, placed second Agio IL to 2,to show)
third. Time. :a2.
Third race--naideps two-year-olds.
selling: Elk and n half furlonss--Duke
Wh.dden 90 to ID first. Duke OF
Bridgowater Is to 5, place. second.
orfano a to s. to show third. Time,
1:1:1-5.
Fourth rnce--the Rosalyn handicap,
tbree-year- Odds. one milc--Purslane
G2 10 ~ first, Don Enrique % to 2.
place. second, Kilialoc te.en, to show
third. Time. 1888 15.
Fifth race-three-year-old and up.
selling, ono mile and u sixteenth
Quinn Brady (7sto ~ first. st. NaIen-
tine a to /. placel second. iiltcr g
TO 8, to show) third. Time. ia as.
Sixth race--hnndicap. two-year-o!d
seven fnrlongs--iessina q TO and
z TO % first. Dorante C 10 ~ second,
Carrollton GO to ;, to show third.
Time 1:27
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-13
VIRGINIA WORKS
. IN ROUGH WEATHER.
Football Squad Given Hard Af-
ternoon's Practice Preparing
for Saturday.
YALE C0ACt is CALLED AWAY
--------- -----
Coach johnson Almost Unaided
in His Work-Better Results
Shown.
YALE CoACi is CALLED AWAY
tspecIal to The Tlmes.Dlspa,ch.l

Especial to The Times. Dispash.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Eovem.
ber l2.-snow. hail and rain married
tho practice Of virginia's football squad
to-day, and when the players returned
to the gymnasium they looked Ike
mud horses. The afternoons work
was not curtailed on accsunt of the
condition OF the field. however. The
mon reported for practice before 4
O'clock. and only returned to the gym
nasium when IT was too dark to see
the ball.
Coach Johnson. '1 pesamiies having been
called back to New York to meet a
pressing. business engagement. me
to spend the entire week with the
eleven, and there was much disappointt..
mcnt In the training camp when 1t
was found out that HI. had to leave:
on the snns Sp to Hrk 81 Ses
scrimmage that lasted for nearly fifty
minutes. The varsity line slowed up
much better than on YESTERDAY. The
work q Wexford was sgpssny p Mxh
favorable impression upon Desauiles.
and the indications are that he VIII
develop into star by next season;
be found In the lineup Saturday Is
fullback at Woodberry. He Is eape-
cialiy clever at drop Kicking.
Just before the days work was end
I'd the scrubs we're given the hall on
the varsity's flfteen-yard line and told
to carry 1t over. Fifteen attempts
were made before the touchdown was
scored.
Desrite the cold sleet which almost
benumbed the fingers OF the backfield
men. there was comparatively little
fumbling. Holiday the tackle who
ad his neck injured In the Washing
ton and Lee contest. is expected to re-
Sumo his position within the next day
or two.
Tho hurry call" sent out yesterday
for other alumni to come and assist
in tho coaching has failed to land any
of them at the Universtty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-13
.MACCABEES Meet;
FORM STATE BODY
Interesting and Important SEES.
sion Of Knights Held Here
Yesterday.

With large attendance Of represent.
atives from tents located in various sec
lions OF the State, knights of the Mac.
cabees formed State organization here
phys Hotel.
The convention was called to order
Gall. and upon roll call the following
representatives We're found to be pres
emit; c. "A. Bladsn. !: z: Berghen,d9.ahsi,
w. Whitsom. a. G. Goode, J. II. Over
Footing. J. II. Gully. W: NJ. Fleet. ".
7. Hall and many past officers from ths
over to Supreme Commander Monkey,
who explained the mode of forming a
convention. Election OF officers was
gone into; with the following result result.
Past State Commander. ]. W. Mort;
j. j. Dozier; Lisutenant-Co mnander G.
4. Bladen; Sergeant; l. n k;,oettt!ng;
Master OF the Guards, s. *. Whitson;
Second Master. S. X Black; Sentinel,
y. H. Culley; Picket. c. "A. Hall.
Strong resolutions We're unanimously
Deputy supreme Commander 3. w Cali.
of Washington. D. c., and requesting
his continuance in Office. Reports from
the various tents Were made. and the
order was found to be in good condi-
tion throughout the entire State.
The various committees were APP
pointed, and the business of the con-
vention was rapidly and effectively
completed. under the guidance of the
supreme commander. The body decided
to meet annually, and selected the city
OF Norfolk as its next meeting place
and the time of meeting as the second
Tuesday in October.
After the business was completed
enthusia site talks We're made by vari-
Gus members. and the entire body was
deeply interested in the work before it.
The supreme officers left last night
for Washington, D. c., where a State
body will be formed to-day for the
District of Columbia.
The convention adjourned late in the
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