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Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
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Washington Journal., 1912-08-03

SEER @erman &io0er, Ser @erallS=
geber Der gut oemofrotii6en SEEM
Yorfer Staats5eitung, lit pieoerun
gum SbaBmeiiter Oes oemofratii6en
gtational Counties ernonnt moroen.
9as lit cine iebr gliidli6e @abl 81
nennen, oenn Serr &i0oer lit ni9t
MIR Elm iebr ebrli6er, ionoern oud
elm iebr fGbiger Mann, welder einen
Iebr beoeutenoen politii6en @infhtB
beiibt. 4aerOings baben BEL lweiner
grnenmlng ipobl neoer 0as oemo-
fratil6e National : @omite nod Der
Oemofratii6e @rdiioentidafts : Gar-
OiOat Serrn @iaiam Servings
9rpan foniultiert. Serr 8rDan bat
all6 ieinen Gampagnebeitrag BON
$1,000 nidt an &errn &iooer, ion=
bern oireft an ben nd6iten &rGiioen-
ten geididt. Der yllniibertreffli6e"
6dtte es ebeniogitt $4,000 MAIDEN
f0nnelL Oenn Die oemofratii6e &ar-
tel bat i'm gum Miaiondr gema6t.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06
YOUR RISK NO MONEY
Our Reputation and Money are
Rack of This Offer

We pay for all the medicine
used during the trial. if our rem
edy fails to completely relieve
you of constipation. We take all
the risk. You are not obligated
to us in any way whatever, il you
accept our offer. Could anything
be more fair for your Is there
any reason why You should hest
tate to put our claims to a prac-
tical test
A most scientific. common-sense
treatment is Rexall Orderlies,
which are eaten like candy. They
are very pronounced, gentle and
pleasant in action. and particu.
larly agreeable in every way
They do not cause diarrhoea, nau-
sea, flatnlence, gripping, or other
Inconvenience. Rexall Orderlies
are practically good for childr ~
aged and delicate persons.
We urge you to try Rexai
Orderlies at our risk. Three
sizes, Zoe, 25c and SOC. Remem
Der, you can get Rexall Remedies
in this community only at oul
g.ore-The Rexall Store. Jos. N
! r. .ibodeaux.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06
DEATH OF HON. ANDREW
THORPE.

After only n few weeks illness,
Hon Andrew Thorpe, a resident
Of New iberia for about fifteen
years passed TO the great Beyond,
on Monday morning last at ;4o
0 o'clock, Mt his home on Washing
ton Avenue. Few in New Iberia
were aware that the distinguish
ed gentleman was confined to his
room with an attack Of pneumonia
before it was reported that he bad
bresthed his last. which came rs
a shock 10 his large circle OF
friends who was endeared to HIM
since n resident Of this City and
as n practitioner at the bar. De
ceased came to New Iberia from
Alexandria where he had resided
for n number Of years, coming to
this State from Kentucky where
he was born lie was aged re-
spectively GS years. and leaves to
mourn his loss besides his widow
step-daughter and grand-chlld
The funeral services were held at
his late residence in the presence
of a large number Of sympathlzn2
friends. the interrment being held
at Rose Hill Cemetery on Tues
day morning. His widow has thu
deep sympathy Of the entire corr
mupity in the hour Of her grlet
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06

The goo goo organs have vast
ed much valuable space in an at
tempt to make the country people
believe that the voters in New Or
leans were falling all over them
selves in an effort to qualify to
vote in the January primary for
Candidate Hall. The poll tax
payments were exactly 1856 LESS
| in 1911 than they were in 1910
This FACT does not Indicate that
there is any great uprising Of the
people. It can be accepted as
fact that every citizen. who is q
supporter and sympathizer OF thu
Regular Democratic organization
| qualified for the election by regis
tering and paying the poll tax
Those who did not register or pa,
the poll tax probably belong t
the Indifferent, fair weather. sill
stocking class Of citizens, who be
coming Disguised at the SHOWING
made by the goo COOS, have de
cided to quit the game. --Monro
Star.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06

old st. Patrick Hall on Jan. 8,
1878.
He declined to run again in
1879, when the constitutional con
vention was called, and this re-
suited in the election Of Louis +.
Wilt by the Democratic party OF
the State.
After retiring from the Gov
crnorship, he took up the practice
Of law in New Orleans, but again
embarked in politics when the
anti-lottery crusade came on, and
I was elected Governor again.
When the Lottery Company at
/ tempted to have its charter re-
newed at the famous session OF
the State Legislature. he vetoed
the bill in a stirring message. AT
ter the expiration Of his term.
Murphy j. Foster was elected
Governor on the anti-lottery
ticket.
Az Chief Justice.
The next honor conferred upon
Gov. Nichols was when he was
appointed chief justice Of tho
Supreme Court, served in this ca
pacity for twelve years and served
~ associate justice until he was
retired under the service clause.
| Gov. Nichols leaves a large
number Of relatives, among them
being five daughters and a son.
The son, Frank w. Nichols, re-
sides in Memphis, Tenn. The
daughters are Mrs. q. X. Brad
ford, Rayne. La; Mrs. Van +.
Garrett OF Virginia; Mrs. w. r.
Young, Ralcieh, N. G.; Mrs. II. A.
Num- Newturns ~ 81 - 1eee'
phine Hamilt0n Nionoll4 ybo Il
well known MS a writer. liz tW6
nephews, w. =. Nichols and 7
G. Nichols. are prominent resi-
: dents Of this city. He also leave,
! four nephews, Edw. N, Thos. b.
J Judge p. s. and L. II. Pugh, son'
: of his sister, Mrs. w. w. Pugh
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06

La. lie was the son of Thomas
G. Nichols and Louisa Hanna
Drake, sister Of the famous poet,
Joseph Rodman Drake. He was
married on April 26, 1860, Mt
Thibodaux, La, to Miss Caroline
Il. Guion, a member OF the prom
:nent family Of that name.
Brilliant War Record.
Early in his youth. Gov. Mich
oils entered West Point, and was
graduated with high honors. lie
was stationed as brevet lieuten-
ant in Florida, and later saw az
tive service in the campaign
against the Scminoles. lie after
wards was stationed at Fort Yu-
ma, Ariz. After leaving the
army. he took up his residence in
Napoleonville, La, asd engaged
I'M the practice Of law, having
previously taken his degree ct
the Louisiana State University.
At the outbreak Of The civil
war he enlisted in the Eighth
Louisiana Regiment as captain OF
Company X. and shortly after
hostilit;es had commenced he was
promoted to Lieutenant Colonel.
lie was wounded at the battle oil
Winchester, losing his left arm
was captured by the Federal
soldiers and later exchanged. Al
ter this he was made Colonel, anc
later Brigadier General Of thu
Second Division Of the Louislans
Brigade. lie participated in thu
bloody battle Of Chancellorsville
under jackson, and had his horse
shot from under him. losing hi
left leg himself.
Elected Governor.
After the close Of the civil war
Gov. Nichols went to Napoleon
Vile and entered into a law part
lnership. lie played "a leadin;
part in reconstruction days, AM
was nominated in 1877 on tn
Democratic ticket for Governor
|, lie was elected on Nov. Z, 1877
but the returning board threw OF,
enough votes to return his Heput
, lican opponent, Packard, as Gov
ernor. The citizens determine
, that Gov. Nichols should take hi
/, seat. and he was sworn in at tn
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06
PUT YOUR MONEY IN A BANK

It is a good advice which n Col
Teton County, S. C., exchange
gives in urging farmers to start
bank accounts this fall, no mat
ter how small the amount left
over after the years debts are
paid. We quote:
of one keeps money in hrs
pocket, it is likely TO go and he
will never know how it goes; 50
though YOU have only ten dollars
in your pocket, 90 to one OF our
banks and start bank account.
TO have money in "A bank will give
one a feeling of independence
moth ng else can give. DO not think
that because you have only live
or ten dollars to start an account
the cashier will not want your de
post. Any cashier will GLADLY
welcome you as a depositor il you
have but one dollar
We hope thousands OF our
readers will follow this excellent
counsel. Having a bank account
% encourages the saving habit
(2) dignifies the farmer by max
inc him more of u Cuisines man
(3) provides better system OF
paying out money than specie pay
ments. az helps the community II
which one lives, and (5O makes II
easier for the depos;tor to Dor
row in case borrowing instead o.
| depositing sometimes becomes al
visablc.
Put your money IN bahK.
Progressive Farmer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06
GOV. NICHOLS DEAD.

Francis Tillou Nichols, twice
Governor Of Louisiana, justice OF
her Supreme Court. one of the
bravest soldiers of the COnfedc-
racy, and one Of the most striking
figures in the State s history, died
last right at 1920 O'Clock at his
old plantation home at Thibo-
daux.
His death had been expected
for several days. Judge Nichols
was seventy seven years OF age,
and had been retired from active
life since his resignation from the
bench Of the Supreme Court about
year ago. The body will be in
tered in the little churchyard o.
st. John Episcopal Church in
Thibodaux, following services
there, tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
Judge Nichols went to Ridge
field, the family residence at
Thibodaux. last May. Last Sat.
nrday he became i'll and took to
his bed. His condition caused
some uncasiness, but Tuesday he
was better. Wednesday he had ]
sinking spell. thought to be dus
| to bad cold, and ppeumnola was
feared. Early yesterday morning
it was expected that the enc
| ould occur at any minute, bn
he rallied. and during the day hi
condition was such that the fam
ily became encouraged. Las
night, however, he took turn
for the worse and death cam'
quickly.
Judge Nichols wife and hi
! children and other relatives wer
at the bedside. The patient wa
conscious to the last.
| Pallbearers were not selected
last night, but it was announces
that the funeral services will b
conducted by Rev. DR.. Mackenzie
the rector Of st. Johns Eplscopa
Church at Thibodaux.
Sketch Of Career.
Francis r. Nichols was DIES
cended Of an old English famil,
the head of which, Edward {
Nichols, came ito America an
settled in Prince George Count,
Nd. His son. T. G. Nichols, wa
a close friend of +. d. Whit
father of the present chief jus
tice of the United States. Coz
White appointed him chief justic
Of the Court Of Errors and Al
peals when he was Governor {
Louisiana. Francis r. Nichol
when he was elected Governo
appointed f. D. White an ass'
ciate justice Of his supren
Court in 1878.
Francis r. Nichols was Dor
Aug. 20, 1884, at Donaldsonvill
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06
FOR the
Hov Csc. Can Be Made to Save
Hundreds Of Dollars

True economy is the spending 0,
uorcv TO the best advantage, ano
there l. no better household econ,
omv than the purchase and use OF
Stearns' Electric Rat and koaeh
Paste.
A Csc box will often prevent the
d.st,uct;on of hundreds Of dollars
Of property, by thoroughly extern extern,
mating the rats and mice, when
vnaw and eat articles Of value, II
e also sure death to cockroaeheS'
waterbugs and other vcrmin'
At all druggists. Be sure to get
the genuine; Csc and $lOo. 9trafns
Electric Paste Co, Chicago, ILL
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06

A Quick relief from lumbago
and rheumatism is had by the aD-
plication Of Hunts Lightning Oil,
the quick acting liniment. A
friend writes. 1--WE have been us.
inc Hunts lightning Oil for IL
wears and deem 1t above all 9th.
err. Mrs. J. T. Novels, Grodon
Texas. Route 2, Box 81 % and
Soc bottle. All dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06
Dissolution Of Partnership.
In-arv LET 1910

! OWuu0Iy IoVS w.
Notice Is hereby given that the
mercantile firm of Dorset 4
Belancer. doing business at Weeks
Island. iberia Parish has been
this day mutually. dissolved, Mr..
Belanger conducting the business
IN his own name from this date.
DORSETT : BELANGER.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06
List Polling Places For Democra
tic Primary Election Jan
uary 23d, 1912.

Notice is hereby given that the
following are The polling places
at which the Democratic Primary
Election will be held in the Par
ish of iberia on January tho 23d,
1912:
lst Ward, School House, Pa
toutv.llc, La.
2nd Ward, Judge J A. Babin =
Office.
lth Ward, Charles Mestayer'>
Store, Lorcauvillc, La.
9th Ward, Romero School
Touse.
9Th Ward, Court House, New
Iberia, La.
It'll Ward, 1st Precinct. Del
cambrc Hall Petite Anse Bridge
| It'll Ward, I'd Precinct, Averl
store, Avery Island, La
Sth Ward, Town Hall, Jeane
rctte. La.
A. J. MAUMIIS,
Chairman Dem. Parish Executive
Committee.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06

TO the man who has to buy
se.d corn, we wish here TO make
j St two suggestions The first
is that h should not expect to get
really good seed corn for price
or twice the price, OF feedin.
G IN. Good seed corn costs mon
cy to produce and must be paid
for. The second suggestion, is
that all seed corn be bought OH
the ear. There is no other way
for the buyer to know what he is
getting. It is an invariable rule
that seed corn on the ear costs Q
little more than that shelled Oft
and this is simply because it re-
quires better grade of corn t.
pass muster on the ear than whel
it is shelled. Assurance Of quail
ity in the corn on the ear NOR
than makes up for the difference
in cost. OF course, express o.
freight charges will be a LITTLE
higher on a bushel Of ear corn tina,
on bushel or shell corn, but TIN
| is a small matter compared to tn
difference between good seed corr
and poor.--Progressive Farmer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06


o, New Iberia last Thursday and
FRIDAY. Mr.. Mouton says that
ne feels sanguine Of being elected
on the first ballot with the other
winning candidate. His opponents
IN the race are Hon. w. j. Burke
of inns City and Mr.. Emile Vuille-
mot of st. Martin Parish.
Clerk w. j. Lapcrouse has is.
sued postal cards announcing in.
stallailon of officers of the Wood.
men Of the World next Monday
night at Z 30 p. m. After the reg
MAR work is concluded the mem
bers are invited to attend n
lunch. From all Indications a
large number of the brothers will
he present.
DON'T THINK
You cant subscribe for our in
terest-bearing Paid Up Stock.
Any one can purchase it, whether
member OF the Association or
not. Iberia Building Assn.
The attention Of our readers
is called to the advertisement in
another column Of the auction sale
Of the entire stock of diamonds,
jewelry. etc, of the Eckart Jew.
elry Company to be held from
next Thursday at 2:3O p. m. ana
7 30 p. m. to Jan. 10Th inclusive
This sale will be conducted by
Mr.. M. G. Levy of Chicago, Amer.
ica's best known auctioneer and
the opportunity Of life time
now presents itself to secure
goods at your own prices from tn,
mammoth stock of that firm. The
purpose of this gigantic sale i
solely to reduce the stock and tho
goods need no introduction tt
the public.
THE BEST CARGO for the g0ot
ship PROSPERITY is our in
terest-bearing Paid Up Stock
all aboard. Iberia Building As
ISOLATION.
AT q meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Southwestern Pow
err & Traction Company, organ
lied 10 build trolley line from
this City to Jeanerette and othc
points in the near future, II wa
the sense Of the Board, nc
cording to the New Orleans pres
Of January 4th that the work will
positively begin in the next FEY
days or an soon as the weafhc
will permit active work on tn
lire. Mr.. f. w. Crosby. the pres
idcnt was in New Iberia the earl.
part of the week and returned &
that City to attend the meetin
and will return in a few days t
push the work. So much ha
been written In The past abou
the actual commencement OF tn
erection Of this interurban roa
without anything being done sui
ssantiating the interviews OF i
officers, that we have arrived 4
the conclusion that it might b
better TO see the rails laid befof
we prepare to drive the "golde
spike.
The Police Jury convened ]
! regular session last Thursda
morning and Immediately az
iourned out of respect to tn
death of Hon. Andrew Thorpe, j
, attorney, who died on Monda.
January 1st. The Jury will r r
\ convene at a later date.
We had intended publishir
A complete list Of the Poll Tax
paid in each wardthis week, b.
? owing to the fact that the cou'
e bv Wards il not completed, we o.
unable to give our readers u
J, correct number There is appro
: imately twenty-four hundred II
> Taxes paid which is q few sho
I Of the last Gubernatorial electio
i WANTED--in Lake Charls
81 ton or twelve carpenters, app
!. to Miller s. Dry at the Rigmai
en- Building, Ryan Street, wag
: 40 30 10 $500 per day, eig
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06

u,s. James Burns was enter
Li ned. on Tuesday informally at
|, ,Dtu BY Mrs. Edwin Broussard.
y iBrc,,ssard's guests g, were
In.s +. r. Gayle. Tom Conrad,
vs. ! ,suberbiellc, Albert DeBlanc.
1 4 Cultivate, Chas. Provost,
|. sehwing. A delicious three
as,.e luncheon was served after
h games
\, and Mrs. p. r. Burke enter
w.. -; At o lovely dancing party
friday in honor OF Misses
s.hsrta and Marjorie Burke.
M. beautiful home was elab-
n " decorated with approp-
~ Ynde-tide decorations
R.seiug sas INDUCED in until the
earning hours by about hftv
''soles. Delicious refreshments
T,r t,rved during the evening
w;r;ow glass cut to any size
.,stsd.--Bertrand Lumber Co.
q J. II. Elliott of East End
.~,,esert ted by his better-half
bouncing boy baby last
rdsy evening. Mother aud
ana doing nicely.
Ma B.anche Dcrouen after
.,s.dinr the holidays with her
'.t,nts at Marcel, La, returned
n Ne Normal School Monday.
Nou, Club Sauce now l5c. Buy
nan, raul Bryant was a visitor
New Iberia last Monday. the
mai 81 NJ Octave Darby.
! Mrs., Lufroy Patout of vacherle
Plantation. st. Mary Parish was
! N euest II the Suberbielle fam
jIi,s for a Tow days this week.
Mrs. Charles Provost enter
aimed Al tea on Saturday in
honor 81 Mrs. Mile Decuir.
Mons ',lub Sauce now 15c. Buy
Il betA.
WoK comes to us that Mr.. f
IN, Weleh. President of the iberia
N Mary & Eastern Railroad i
ACKNOWLEDGING from his all
n. Mr.. Welch will return
M IA few weeks to resume ms
,tAjyitim in railroad matters.
re hcme Of Mr.. and Mrs
shsnk I,aughlin was made happ.
lit week by the arrival of.
landsome boy baby, their first.
u Tucker's Group Syrup for
~ baby ct Taylor's Drug Store
The friends Of DR.. J. ?. Harri
,on 81 Spanish Lake were pleased
d meet him this week. The doc
~ had been absent for severa
mathis recuperating his healtl
ii NE State Of Illinois. He an
hh xife are at present stopping
wilh The Doremus family and vii
cs,upy their old hope m a fev
vtks. !
e; Club Sauce fv lS'. B''
r. and Mrs. joe Contov'
~ the proud recipients OF
helncbing boy baby ON New
Yum Day.
Nh. E. r. Weeks entertaine'
A i lovely luncheon on Saturda
n compliment to her sister. Mrs
ME Decuir.
RlN YOUR EYES 10 the &C
! vdata ICES Of our interest-bearin
Paid Up Stock by talking
over With the Secretary. He
elad to explain. Iberia Built
ihk Association.
jeff Roane of Adcline wa
I busness visitor in New lberl
lsd thursday, the guest OF IN
1ig1n f1mily.
~ G. g. Sandoz Of Abbevill
btethef Of Gordon A.. and III
tto Gsndoz of this City was
Ipe, here for several hours la
Itsndsy en- route to his home.
~ publishing the list OF bil
ovsd BY the Police Jury 10
4 our Typo got the figur'
ned which read A. G. Duboi
Q00, when 1t should have bcs
~ lot nails. Our good frier
N Dtboin did not have the goo
aettune Of selling $50 worth
l1 70 our Parish officials as '
Aled which error we cheerful
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06

A man by the name of H. Gluck
il being sought for as one OF the
heirs to . $4,000, 900 fortune left
by 3 relative in Germany.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06
Ti07,G2D OF

state Of Louisiana Parish OF Iberia,
I Felix Pataut. President. and !, thnE. Il. Fro
yost Cashier of the above named Bank, do
solr,npy swear that the above statement Is tue,
to the best Of my knowledge and belief
FELIX PATDUr,
tHAS. :. PROVOST
sworn tn mud subscribed before me this 3D. day
of January lDlg
WILLIAM q, WEEKS.
Notary Public
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06
fuckers Group Syrup at
TayI0rS Drug Store.
the CITIZENS BANK
NEW IBERIA, IA

NEW IBERIA. Ia.
Report furnished the state Bank Examiner OF
State Banks by the above bank at the close of
business on Dec. 2Sth, l0ll
RESOURCES.
Loans secured hy mortgage. ....., *lVE7 80
Other Loans and Discounts .,.... 7A,S5l II
banking Houses. Furniture and
Fixtnrss 49,. ....,............ 3.Iti07
r, ~. from Banks and Bankers .... g.. 10. 733 IA
Checks and other cash items ......... 30 90
a,,a Gain .... .............. q. $1,000
Silver. Nickel and Copper Coin .... 1897 %
National Bank Notes and all Issues
United States Government t........ $4,000
Total ............ ...... &C.,. Ylo7629 OF
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in ,.....r-... T50, 900 90
Undivided profits, less expenses and ~
tnxee paid ,..,.... .. ...,...r.... ! ,al5 "a
individual Deposits subject to check A9,775 %
Demand Certificates Of Deposit. Gee. 1888 90
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06

WANTED-in Lake Charles,
ten or twelve carpenters, apply
to Miller s. Cry at the Rigmaid-
en- Building, Ryan Street, wages
$3.50 to 1920 per day, eight
hourSe.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-06

Clerk w. j. Laperouse has is.
sued postal cards announcing in.
stallailon of officers of the Wood.
men of the World next Monda,
night at 30 p. m. After the reg.
u!ar work is concluded the mem.
bers are invited to attend y
lunch. From all Indications a
large number of the brothers will
he present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
REPUBLICANS
WILL RALLY
CENTER SCHOOL AT sENwoop
WILL BE SCENE OF BIG
MEETING.
es-coneressrnan Gaines and James y.
Burke % pittsburo. Will
Deliver Addresses

Enthusiasm In Republican ranks m
BenWood Is al high pitch. the many
men OF the party IN the Mil Town
having pro- AIRED for a big rally 70 b.
held ~ the Center school building on
saturday night Hundreds are eN-
pected 20 attend this meeting ana
some. mighty fine addresses will be-
heard
EN-c congressman Gaines will be pres-
ent and will speak. while James Fran
els Burke. OF PITT burg. will need no
Introduction. he being considered one
OF the best takers In this section OF
the country.
Josiah Sinclair will preside AZ the
meeting and by the amount OF interest,"
that has already been manifested. the
school house will be- taxed 10 its
utmost capacity To accommodate the
crowd that will attend Big prepare
tons have been made for this meet
ing and fine speakers have been
secured. Besides the big Benwood
crow d. delegations Will also be pres
ent from Muundsvilie and Whpeling
and the meeting promises 10 he one
OF the most enthusiastic yet held.