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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-01-10

This principle with reference to
the sugar production, now one of
Michigan's most valuable agricul-
tural products, is clearly stated in
the Republican platform of 1896
upon which the Republican party
was returned to power by the cleo
ton of William Mckinley after a
four years trial of free trade under
the Democratic Mills bill. 1t reads
as follows:
I'VE condemn the present admin
istration for not keeping faith with
the sugar producers of this country.
The Republican party favors such.
protection as will lead to the pro-
Guction on American soil of all the
sugar which the American people use
and for which they pay other coun-
tries more than S100,0O0,000 am
nually."
Do the Republicans of Michigan
now believe in this policy?
Is this principle which has been
the cornerstone of Republicanism
since the birth Of the Republican
party in 1856. now to be repudiated?
Are the farmers and manufactur-
ers of Michigan entitled as Of right
to this protection?
Does Mr.. Secy. Taft believe in this
principle and will he If elected Pres
ident use his influence to protect the
Michigan sugar producers against the
unfair competition of sugar produced
in tropical countries at starvation
wages?
W. do not believe the Republican
party IS ready to abandon the prin-
ciples OF protection, and we do not
believe that any intelligent observer
of financial conditions during the
past three months will attribute our
ability to weather the late financial
storm to any influences of greater
value than those which were the dl-
rest results of this policy.
If the iron and steel industries had
not been protected, millions Of doll
lars now in this country would have
been in the pockets of foreign man
uacturers.
The same can be said regarding
the tin plate manufacturers. the rice
Continued on pa @ q
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-01-10
Oakley.

Roy Carr, from Pompeii, has
bought out the meat market here and
will continue the business. Mr.. Carr
is practical man, having been en-
gagged in the business for a number
of years.-A hobo was given ten days
in Saginaw jail by Justice Wickhanl
last Friday He was given his choice
ITO leave town in two hours or take
ten days.-Joe Bowditch is back
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-01-10

John Shay, who was given u a
nights lodging at the city jail Friday
night, attempted to steal an overcoat
from the store of J. Lebowsky in
West Owosso, Saturday evening.
Chief Hodges, who suspected Shay,
had been watching, and arrested the
man before he could put the over
coat on.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-01-10

Joseph Murry. the demented young
man who is suffering from consump-
ton, and who recently eluded his
uncle, John Collard, and other rel
atives and walked to Oakley, got
away again on Friday night He was
absent several hours before search
revealed his whereabouts. Murray
lives at the Collad home.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-01-10

Myron, son of f. c. Wickham. /,
sick with pneumonia.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29
Table Linen.

This department will greet you
with the same Big Bargains.
Red table damask, worth Csc
Special at. 15C
Red, block, check damask
worth 3Oc, SPECIAL at. PIC
30 c Bleached table damask,
real pretty patterns, Sale
Price. PIC
$50 Full bleached 81 inch
table damask, A bargain
at.........,..... 29o
81 inch Unbleached all linen
damask, worth 6Oc. Good
heavy weight, Sale Price. 39c
70 inch Bleached table dam
ask, all linen, real pretty
patterns, worth Csc, Sale
Price....... ....... 68C
81 % All linen damask Spec
lai at.....,. .......... 98C
1 81 Damask full 2 yds wide,
real heavy double faced
linen, Special at........ 1 10
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29
FREE !
10 Prizes Given AWAY

We want the address of every
customer who comes in our stores
during this Ten-day Sale, If you
will write your name and post
Office address on a card and drop
it in a box in the Dry Goods De-
partment. you may get one of
these ~ valuable Prizes free.
Costs you nothing. Who will be
the lucky one? Every one invit-
ed to participate in this drawing.
First Prize gets a pair Of The
Selby's fine shoes for ladies worth
$3.50.
Second Prize gets one dozen
mems or ladies 15c hose.
Third Prize gets a W. B. Erect
Form Corset worth 1 90.
Fourth Prize gets a pair of 1914
all wool North Carolina blankets
worth 5 90.
Fifth Prize gets a pair of Pres
ldent suspenders.
Sixth Prize gets pair of Ralston
4 90 shoes.
Seventh Prize get a ladies 5 90
hat.
Eighth Prize gets a pair of
ladies l 90 gloves.
Ninth Prize gets a Belk-Harry
Co.'s 2 so hat.
Tenth Prize gets pair of Mems
3 SO pants.
Eleventh Prize ladies or gents
1 so umbrella.
Twelfth Prize draws a Baby
prize, a 2 90 Teddy Bear.
The drawing for these prizes
will take place Monday after sale
Feb. 10th at II o'clock.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29
Hosiery And Hand
kerchiefs.

Mems Sc Grey sox, Sale Price Sc
Mems 10c Red, tan and blue
sox, Sale Price. Be
Ladies' Fast black hose, a
real good one, at. ........ Sc
Mems 15c Wool sock, at. 1Oc
Mems 15c White foot sock, at Sc
Children's 10o Heavy ribbed
hose, Special, at. &c
Misses fnesribbed 25c hose,
Special, at........ ..... 15G
LADIES' and Mems heavy wool
25c hose. at. f8c
Ladies' or children's white
hemstitched handkerchiefs
sells anywhere for Sc,
While they. last, at....... &c
Mems Turkey red handker-
chiefs, at. Sc
Mems Sc White hemst1tched
handkerchiefs, Sale Price Sc
Mems Sc White handker-
chiefs, at. SC
1910 White handkerchiefs
nice soft finish Special, at Sc
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29
Special Bargains in
Cotton Towels.

Unbleached honeycomb FIRM
ged towels, worth Sc, Sale
Price. .................. Sc
Larger size at........ b and &c
Unbleeched turkish bath
towels, Sale Price. ...... &c
Sheets and pillow cases at
less than cost of material.
Lot 1, 72x9O Bleached sheets
full size, at. 43c
Lot 2, 75c Bleached sheets,
full size, no seams, Sale
Price Observation-Disclosures. CSC
42x36 Pillow cases, worth 15c
Special at f2C
zoe Hemstitched pillow cases v
full size, Special at...... 17C
Rufied curtain p yards long
and worth $50, Sale Price,
Per Pair. 25C
Big reduction in all lace
curtains.
1 90 Counterpart, full size
at 79c
1 so Counterpart, extra large
and heavy, A bargain.... 1 10
Red or white wool flannel
worth 15c, Reduced to-. tic
25c Grey or blue flannel, good
heavy weight, Special at f8c
Embroidered flannel, Csc
value, Special at....... 48C
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29
Shoe Sale.

Thousands of dollars worth of
men, women and chil.ren's heavy
and fine shoes, to go in this sale
at bargain prices.
Job lot of women and child
ren's heavy and fine shoes,
worth 81 90 and l rs, Sale
Price. GO
Another lot worth 81 25 to
200, Sale Price. 9gc
Mems fine satin calf shoes
cap toe, worth 81 SO, Re-
duced to 10
Children's coarse shoes, s
to II, at................. 59C
One lot mems and women
fine and heavy shoes,
worth 50 90 and 2 so, Sale
Price ................... 4g
Lot mems and womens 50 SO
and 8 90 fine shoes, at. 90
Mems 50 90 Box calf bluch-
ers, at I 20
All men and women So so
shoes at. 2 4B
81 90 Shoes at............3 40
Ladies storm rubbers. sec
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29
Notion Specials.

Best 2 for Sc Turkey red cot
ton ...... C
White ball thread, 2 for. fc
Box baby talcum powder -. &c
Box 25c Colgates'. 15c
8 Cakes Of Sc Toilet SOAP. Sc
1Oc cake of buttermilk" 49,. &c
Alarm clock, at. 49c
2 for Sc Rubber tip pencils, at fc
Nice large hand bag, at.... 25c
38 Marbles, for only........ &c
Box paper with envelopes, at. &c
Sc Package envelopes ...... e
Card of hooks and eyes. 1c
Cuff button. 1c
8 Bone collar buttons. 1c
Tablet Tn
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29
Hot Stuff In Staple
Cotton Goods.

These prices cannot be duplica-
ted anywhere. You know what
you have been paying for same
goods. Sounds like 6 cent cotton.
Hundreds of yards of 7 1-2c,
check Bingham in short
length, Sale Price, ...... DC
Lot of light outings, worth
1-2c, Sale Price DC
6 1-2c Nice smooth sheeting,
IilCG, ...... ..,..... ~
Dark outing, worth 1Oc and
~ 1-2c, Nice lot of pat
terms, Sale Price, ...... 1.2C
Big lot of 1Oc Double faced
outing, extra heavy quail
ty in solid colors pink,
Blue, brown and grey.
Price, Z 1-2C
1Oc Chevoits for men shirts,
rice lot of colors, Sale
Price, Z 1-2c
Hickory shifting, worth 10c
Special &c
Big lot of fancy calico. You
know calicos are worth
2 and 7c. Our Special
Price, DC
- 1-2c Outing and flannel
cites, just the thing for
waist, wrappers and kimo-
mas, Sale Price, 5 f-2c
Z 1-2c Unbleached cantons at &c
81-2c &c
- 1-2c 1Oc
15c f2C
12 1-2c Covert cloth or suit
ing and duck. Sale Price, &c
SC curtain scrim, Sale Price, &c
15c and 16 2-3c Best curtain
swiss, real pretty patterns
and dots, Sale Price, IL 1-2C
SC Bleached cotton toweling 33c
&c &c
1910 Linen crash Sc
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29

Oyeralls.
Mems Jumper Overall, worth
25c Sale Price ........ 15c
Boys "Brownie" Overall
worth Csc, SaIe-Price. -. 19c
Mems apron front overall, a
good SOC one, Sale Price SEC
Mems S5c overall made of
good heavy denim at. CSC
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29
Clothing, Overalls
and Hat S.

The best time to buy clothing
is when you can get q high grade
suit at a very small cost. We
have. made some very tempting
prices to reduce our clothing stock.
Mems Odd Pants worth 1 25
and $50 winter weight,
Sale price ........... CSC
Mems 2 90 Fine Pants, also
corduroy, all go at. $148
Mems 1 48 Corduroy Pants I 19
Mems 2 so Fine Pants, Sale
Price 30
Mems very fine 8 so and 4 90
Trousers made with side
buckle. Worsteds or Cash
meres, Sale Price...... 98
Boys 25c Knee Pants, Sale
EOO
Boys SOC Worsted Knee Pants
at. 00G
Mems and Youths 4 90 and
5 90 suits only a few of
each kind, Sale Price. 248
Mems splendid line of mixed
suits both round and squar
cut. Worth 5 90 to Z SO,
Sale Price 3 90
Mems Z SO suits at...... 4 SO
Mems fine Cashmere and
Worsted suits, square and
round cut. Good sellers
at 10 90, Reduction Price Z 50
Mems ~ so and Is so Dress
Suits in plain black, grey
fancy mixed, etc. Posi-
lively a great bargain,
Sale Price .......... 98
Mems extra fine business or
dress suits made by
Michaels- Stern makers of
fine clothing, worth Is 90
and 16 SO, Sale Price,. II 48
Youths ~overcoats worth
SO, Sale Price....... 98
Youths listers or storm
coats, worth 2 SO, size Is
to 10 years, Sale Price. 98
Mems 4 48 %overcoats, Sale
Price 3 70
Mems 5 90 o~vercoats, Sale
Price 348
81 so overcoats at....... 4 81
10 90 Rain Coats Sale Price 6 SO
- so Rain Coats Sale Price 8 SO
IS 90 Overcoats Sale Price 9 90
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29
Blankets and Com
forts.

Here you will find a warm well
come. Now is the time to supply
your cold weather needs.
60c white feecy cotton blan-
ket at................. 48c
75c white feecy cotton blan.
ket at. SEC
1 rs white feecy cotton blan-
ket at. CSC
1 so white feecy cotton blan-
ket 10
1 SO white feecy cotton blan-
ket ~
8 48 1914 wool North Caro-
lima Blanket, Sale Price 2 IS
ia Same Blanket worth
10 z ~
500 1914 N G Blanket at. 8 IS
Pure Hygenic Comforts filled
with pure cotton and COW
cred good quality of silk
aline
1 Is value Comfort $50
1 so 10
60
Now is the time buy
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29
Bargains To Bleach
ing.

The Louise bleaching 5,inch
wide and worth 10c, Sale
Price. 1-2G
The Louise cambria, worth
1910 ! inches wide, Spec
ial at Sc
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29
White Lawns,

White Lawns,
15c 40 inch white lawn, Spec
lal. 1DC
18c 40 inch Persian lawn,
nice and soft quality, Spec
ial Observation-Disclosures. 15c
SO inch, All linen lawn, nice
and sheer, worth 30c Spec
ial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25c
SO inch Shirt-waist linen, all
linen and worth 35c, Spec
ial at. .25c
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29

Underwear.
Misses 25c Union suits at f9C
25c Vest and pants at 19c
4Sc 3Gc
Ladies 25c heavy ribbed vest
and pants, special at. f9C
Ladies heavy 50cUnion suits,
special at.............. 3SG
Ladies 75c white ribbed vest
and pants, medium wei h
special at............... 5Sc
Ladies $50 wool vest and
pants, special at ...... 79c
Special Bargain, Ladies Mer-
cerized Black Petticoat,
full rufaed, Sale Price,. CSC
Millinery.
Big lot of ladies hats and
shapes, worth SOC to 81 SO,
Choice TUG
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29

Mems Hats.
For anything in Hats we have
it. All the correct shapes and
colors.
One lot of Mems CSC Hats,
Columbia and ounce shape,
Sale Price. ......... 49C
ST 90 Mems and Boys new
shape hats, special..... 88c
Mems 1 48 hats new shape
Belk-Harry Co. 8 special 2 50
hats, newest shape at. W
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-01-29

These prices cannot be dupl;ca-
ted anywhere. You know what
you have been paying for same
goods. Sounds like 6 cent cotton.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-06-19
MARKET DAY
IN KE NDRICK
A REGULAR INSTITUTION HERE
AFTER UNDER THE BUSINESS
MEMS ASSOCIATION
CAPT. CARLTON EMPLOYED
TO SELL
farmers Invited to bring Stuff Of all
Kinds into town to have it sold
Free of Charge.

Have you anything that you want
sold tell Capt. Carlton and put it up
at auction--or may be yon want to
buy horse, COW, machine, bed chick
ens2 If so wait and buy it in Kend
rick al the auction sale.
Our Business Men have taken hold
ofthe Market Day, employed Capt.
Carlton to cry the sale every Saturday
and in the meantime gather up mater.
ial for the sale.
AS special inducement our mer
chants will not only swell the stock
put up at auction. but Will make lead /.
ers for the opening market day of
various llnes-giving big bargains.
No commission will be charged, so
bring in yonr goods. your horse. COW.
saddle, cham, plow, wagon, stove,
and list them with the Capt.
Our people will assist in making
this lively and pleasant occasion.
Do your part aud attend the sale an
it will be source of mutual profit to
lis all,
The committee on publicity Will
soon have out an announcement and
tell you all about it.
The first sale will be held July nth
ana will consist of every thing magin
able.
Now take hold and boost.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-06-19
Summer Normal School.

On July Goth the Idaho Summer
Normal School will open at Occur
d Alene and continue for six weeks,
closing just in time for the fall teach
ers examination.
The school will be in charge Of
Prof. Ph. Soulen. head of the educa-
ton department of the State Unlver-
sity at Moscow. " no will be assisted
by five of the leading educators of
north Idaho.
All subjects required for the county
examinations will be scheduled in the
courses.
Very attractive local arrange ments
for board and room or tending accomo
dations NAV be made with Supt H.
H. Barton of Occur d'Alene.
A particular advantage to the Idaho
teachers will be the state cIelits
given to all who complete any of the
courses offered,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-06-19
Born In Iowa,

Our family we're all born and raised
in Iowa, and have used Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and piarrhoea Remedy
lmade at Des Moines) for years. We
know how good it is from long exper.
fence in the use of it. In fact when
IN Ell Paso. Texas. the writer's life
was saved by the prompt use OF this
remedy We are now engaged in the
mercantile business at Narcoossee.
Fla. AID have introduced the remedy
here. 1t has proven very successful
and is constantly growing in favor. -
ENNIS BRYs. This remedy is for sale
bv the KendrIck D ug Co.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-06-19


Earl Crocker and family and Dave
Rowlands and family left Monday
for u weeks fishing and outing on
Elk Creek.
A big base ball game is scheduled
at Vollmer between Kendrick junior
and the reservation hoys. A match
game with good stake. Il is said
none over u are in eth eli team. We
expect our youngsters to carry of
the honOrs.
Jess Collins of Lewiston spent q
couple OF days this week looking
after his interests here. He reports
the arrival at his house of a fine boy
Mr.. S. c. Leslie. Jr brother of
Mrs. H. p. Hull spent a day here
with his sister. while enroute home
to Bangor. Me- it had been his in
tentlon to spend at least week here
bur siege sickness while in Spo
kane prevented his longe. stop here.
Andy Hanson was seen by Fred s.
Beckwlth while in Twin Falls and
Andy he states was veal and prosper.
Gus as was his family. He wanted
Fred to remember him to his old
friends i'll this section aud say hello
to them for him
Geo Glen visited the Threstermans
convention at Spokane last week.
where he states a most interesting
convention was held which wound
up with banquet at the Davenport
Mr.. Glenn states gocdly number of
the members we're there and the dis
cussions were most profitable.
The bankers of the state are in
convention at Lewiston this week
and we may expect to see and hear
some weighty doinss and results
therefrom.
The younger son OF VIM. Meyers
picked up a satchel con taining $40 90
and returned it to it's owner Such
honesty is to be commended.
Mr.. Compton resident of the Dent
country was In town a few DAVIS
this week. He reports things grow.
ing fine in that section.
A meeting of the directors OF the
Kendrick Rochdale Co. was held
last Saturday at which time we
understand some important bust.
less was transacted.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-06-19
Bucklen'S Arnlca SaIv,
Wins.
SaIve

Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1 Coch
ran, Ga, writes II had bad sore
come on the instep of my foot and
could find nothing that would heal 1t
until applied Bucklin's Arnica Salve.
Less than half of 25 cent box won
The day for ME by effecting perfect
re-" Sold under guarant, the
KAndrick Drns ca.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-06-19

Martin Thomas is preparing to
make some extensive improvements
on his residence property which will
muchly enhance it's value.
Ray Shaw of the Dent country re-
turned from Spokane Monday and
eft the same evening for his home
in the pines. He started his wife
on her hOmeward trip ere returning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-07-31
ARREsTED.

The police this morning arres "a
Charles T. Goodrich. Henry Jennings
ard J. w. II. Huttsr, ss suspicious
characters. They said they lefi Frecef
icks BORG Tuesdsy, while Intoxicated, in
a horse and buggy and tbst being short
of funds had sold the buggy in Fairfax
count y and now wanted to sell the horse
The low price at which they offered 70
sell the horse .tt'sttsd ate ltiou ard
their general conduct caused their az
rest.
LstrO. w. Bell, of Ashburn, Lou
doun couoiy, reported at the stallon
house th q hcrse and buggy had oeen
Atolsn rom him aud he thought perhaps
The men had tai en- his horse for the one
,hsv had Ia their possession and which
thew were trying to sell. 1t was as,
certsiutd, however, that such was not
the case. I'll
Information wss received from Fred
ericksburg this evening that Jennings was
waptsd there for an ass sult on q man and
thst officers would come here and take
the man back with them.
w. N. Tansil, an officer from FEED
erich sburg, arrived in This city this al
ternoon and took Jennings to Ffederlcks'
burP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-07-31
SHELL TURNER'S STRIKE.

There Is a strike just above this city
in MARYLAND ct Giesboro Point, at the
plant of the Fiith-Sierling Steel Com
pany where they make shells for the
heavy guus Of the army and navy. The
strike Is for the restoration OF wages TO
what they formerly were and against
system of fines FOR noncompliance with
rtgustIo's ntlsIinaugursied at the
plant. The men say that under the
old superintendent the wages ran from
So so to 81 a night, and from $3.50 tn
So a day. Now, under the new fore
man, they make from 81 to So day,
aud from 81 so to $3.50 a night.
The company has just got SO, 600, 600
contract from the government, and the
men say their services cannot be dis
pensed with. They also claim that the
new projectile being manufactured il
much harder to make than the old one
Notwithstanding the strike Supt'
Wheeler says the plant is working full
force, night and day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-07-31
ARRESTED IN NEW YORK.

Edward NJ. Hobson, of Washington,
who said be Is first cousin of Congress
man Robson, WAS arrested in New York
Yesterday charged with emhezzlement.
He denied the charge and said the reason
for his srfest was that he had run oil
with a young lsdy from Washington.
Hobson was rsmsnded. When the
woman was found she said her name
Was Mrs. Nellie Pyls and that she lived
10 Washington. She said her husband
was an engineer and that che knew
Hobson had wife and three children.
She was married to Raymond Pyle last
October, in Alexandria, after an excit'
ing courtship, during which the huS-
taud's mother, Mrs. John Pyle, once
attempted to interrupt the ceremony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-07-31
POLICE COURT.

CJustice H. B. Cation presiding
The following cases were disposed Of
this morning:
William Brent, colored, arrested for
taking a stove from the house Of Catherine
Brent, was dismissed.
Harry Brown, for interfering with
his wife, Ella Brown, was Hued $40.
VIM. Allen, cOlored, arrested by
Officer Rswlett, for allowing COWS to
ruu at large, was fined 81 and the oost'
connect I'd with the case.
Lee Wah, a OhinamaD, arrested on
the charge of a saloon keeper for with
holding some laundry belonging to the
latter, was dismissed.
A young man, arrested on the charge
of disappearing the age of young
woman in order to obtain a marriage
license, had his case continued until
tomorrow.
JAMES Lucas has been arrested by
Chief Goods for stealing barrels ont OF
the market,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-07-31
,JR. o. u. A.

Alexandria Council No. SO, Jr. o. U.
A., heldIa most interesting meeting last
evening. There was an exceptionally
large turnout of "Juniors." One ap-
plicsnt was elected to receive the degrees
Of the order. An important amendment
- the bylaws OF the Council was con-
sidered and adopted. The State Ooun-
cilor Thomas Ohsuncey of this city,
was present and gave the Council some
int resting statements concerning the
growth of the "loyal sentiment In Viz
giuis and the marked increase being
made by the Councils throughout this
Jurisdiction. Short and we'll timed re-
marks were also made by other members
of the council. The council is srrang-
ing for the observance of its eighteenth
anniversary which will be held on
Thursday evening, September 18th.
Among the speakers for that occasion
will be Past National Councillor Charles
Reimer, Of Baltimore.