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BEGINS ITS IRK
Republican National Conven
tion Holds First Session
WOLCOTT WIELDS GAVEL
Senator Hanna Introduces Coloradonn
as Temporary Chairman
DELIVEB8 A KEYNOTE BPEEOH
Sell Forth the Itrpubllrnn Partyi Clnlrna
for Support ItoonnTclt let Ovation on
Entering Mnlutatni IIU Stivnd on the
Vice Preililency
Philadelphia Juno 20 Chairman
Hanna with a rabbits foot suspended
from a mlniaturo of McKinloy In tlio
lapel of hia oont Hurvoyed an imposing
ppectucle when ho called the 12th na
tional Republican convention to order
in the Export Exposition building in
West Philadelphia at 1280 yesterday
In tho ralloy below him were crowded
tho 1800 delegates nnd alternates and
stretching away to tho four coruors of
the immense hall wcro endless vistas of
peoplo rising in tei raced seats to the
wall He looked into tho faces of fully
15000 men and women Opposite In a
broad gallery were massod 100 mu
fcicians their loader a niero pigmy iu
the dibtanco Tho plutform on which
ho stood jutted out like a huge rock into
an ocean of humanity Below him and
flanking tho htago was an embankment
thronged with tho representatives of
the press of the country Above was a
riot of lags bunting eagles shields
the whole scheme of tho elaborate dec
orations culminating in a huge portrait
of McKinloy uostltng iu tho graceful
folds of tho Amorican flag About him
wero tho working leaders of his party
and behind among tho dignitaries and
honored guests of the convention wore
whito haired men who had been present
at tho partys birth in this city almost
half a century ago
It was uot a riotous convention there
were no wild outbursts of enthusiasm
from tho frenzied partisans of rival
candidates no entrauco of delegations
with banners to set tho multitudes
cheering no fieico skirmishing and
p En atok siAnrus A nANA 7
clashing of candidate managers over
rules of procedure and contesting dele
gations The chieftain in the coming
battle had already been selected by tho
unanimous voice of tho Republicans of
the ountry Tho man who had stood
at the helm of tho ship of btate for four
years was their unbroken choice The
platform was the record of his adminis
tration Tho only question that re
mained for tho convention to decide was
the vice presidency and it was not a
rofflciont bono of contention to produce
tho tumultuous scenes which usually
attond the assembling of a national
convention The convention was the
digntflod gathering of the representa
tives of tho Republican party to ratify
formally the wishes of the millions
whose authority they held
Demonstration for Kungevelt
It was very undemonstrative at first
While the crowds and delegates wero
funnelling into tho ball before tho hour
for calling tho convention to order had
arrived thero wero no wild greetings of
party leaders A scattering applauso
met Mr Hanna as ho mode his way to
the stage General Grosvenor Senator
Lodge Senator Foraker ex Senator
Quay and a few others aroused a flutter
ing of handkerchiefs and a round of
hand clapping but men of national rep
utation whose fame has spread away
from our shores across both oceans en
tered without producing a ripplo Per
haps most of them were not recognized
It scorned tame Thero was only that
Indescribable buzz of myriads of voices
which belongs to a national convention
as the humming of bees belongs to a
field of clover in summor and it looked
as though nothing could galvanize the
thousands into life But just before
Chairman Hanna waB ready to drop his
gavel Governor Roosevelt entered and
the vast audience was electrified He
stalked in at the main door His rough
rider hat signalled him out to the
craning multitude Seemingly the
audience had been waiting for him and
tho applause that announced his ap
pearance swept over the vast amphi
theater and swelled into a great roar as
be mado his way toward tho teats of
the New York delegation Senator Do
pew and Chairman Odell of tho New
YoikiAato committee wcro with him
tut the crowds had only eyes for the
dashing hero of San Juan No stago
idol ever made an entrance more oppor
tunely But he made no acknowledg
ment of tho ovutiou his appearance elic
ited His jaw was firmly bet and ho
caiuo ou through the press like a
boldier periormiug a duty He did
not even remove his hat but pushed bu
way through tho delegates who swarmed
from their places to grasp his hand
Fully two minutes it took for him to
traverso tho length of tho hall to his
plnco near tho stago All that tltuo tho
roar followod himandthohaudkorchiefs
rose and fell liko the wings of gulls
over a summer sea
But ho mado no sign that ho realized
it was all for him When he took his
feat with his slouch hat still on with
out having glanced to either side tho
people gave it np and tho cheering
gradually subsided But it broko out
afresh a moment afterward as tho band
started up tho Star Spangled Banner
Roosevelt of till tho thousands was
first upon his feet standing erect liko a
Norway pine with unoovorod head to
tho music of the anthem Instantly
tho whole convention arose on masse as
if apologizing for their turdlncs This
entrance of Koosovolt into tho conven
tion wns distinctly tho dramatic feature
of tho session Thou tho wheels began
to move but the convention under tho
spell of his presence could uot take its
eyes off him In him tho iuterest
seemed centered During every pau60
in tho proceedings ho was surrounded
by dolegates and newspaper nion anx
ious for a word To nil ho gave tho
same answer Ho was not a candidate
He did not want tho nomination Those
who wanted him nominated left him
saying he would not acoopt and they
would nominate him whether ho liked
it or not Those who did not want him
hastened to spread tho report that ho
could nut bo moved
Chairman Hannas reception when ho
called the convention to order was flut
tering in tho extreme and the smilo on
his face expressed tho ploasuro it gave
him But tho joy he experienced over
his own reception scorned nothing com
pared with tho delight ho manifested
when for the fij it timo he mentioned
tho presidents linino Die convention
wont off liko a rocket Tho applause
was deafening Mr Hannas face was
a picture It was wicathed iu smiles
Ho showed tho ccbtacy of joy ho felt
over the storm of approval ho had
raised
Many iu that moment remembered
how tho presidents Warwiok had an
nounced a year ago that his ambition
would be satisfied and his cup of joy
would bo full when ho called together
tho convention that would renominate
McKinley Perhaps it was significant
that iu his speech Mr Hanna mado no
mention of Cuba or anything which
would furnish a peg on which a Roose
velt demonstration could be hung Ho
addressed tho convention as follows
bpeech of Chiilruiiin llauna
Gentlemen of the Convention Iu
bidding you welcome I also desiro to
extend congratulations upon this mug
mficent gathering of representatives of
tho great Republican party Tho na
tional committee mado no mistake when
they brought tho convention to the city
of Philadelphia This city tho cradle
of liberty applause tho biithplueo of
tho Republican party applauso this
magnificent industrial center a veritable
beo hivo ol industry what fitter object
lesson could bo presented to thoso oi us
who have gathered hero to witness tho
success of that principle of our party
which has been its foundation the pro
tection of Ameiican industries ap
plause Thib city that has been long
and always known tho country over
for its unbounded hospitality and tho
superb management of all great func
tions which have come within its limits
Oil tho part of tho national commit
teo I desire to extend their sincere
thanks to tho people of Philadelphia
and especially to your honorable mayor
applause and tho loyal citizens with
out regard to party who have labored
with him to make this convention a
success Never iu tho history of con
ventions of either political party has a
success been greater Delegates I greet
you on tho anniversary in Philadelphia
of the birthday of our party I need
not remind you that your duty here is
oue of deliberate judgment ouo that
you aro held responsible for not only by
your party but by tho country Wo
aro called together once moro upon the
eve of another great struggle
Wo aro now beginning to form our
battalions under leadership of our great
statesman General William McKinloy
coutiuued applause I was about to
give tho ordor for thoso battalions to
move but you interrupted me laugh
ter It needs no order to Republicans
wheu they scent from afar the bmoko of
battloj it neodH no incentivo for the men
that sit in front of mo to toll them what
their duty is Upon the foundation of
our party rests the belief and strength
of every member of it
Before I lay aside my gavel and re
tire from tho position which I have held
as chairman of tho national committee
for four years I desire iu this pres
ence in the most public manner to re
turn my sincere thanks to overy mem
ber of this splendid committee who
stood by mo in tho struggle of 1890 and
especially to that coterie who gathered
at tho headquarters in New York and
Chicago and worked from early morn
ing to lato at night for tho principles of
the Republican party and for tho wol
fare of tho country I leave it in the
bauds of others to tell what that meant
but in passing to others those duties I
want to make one suggestion always
trust the people upplaube and leave as
an inheritance to them the motto of tho
committee of 1800 There is no such
word as fail And now gentlemen
it becomeB my duty and very great
pleasure to present as your temporary
chairman Senator Wolcottof Colorado
Wolcott Made Temporary Chairman
Senator Fairbanks from the first row
of delegates arose and moved that tho
selection of Senator Wolcott as tempo
rary chairman bo approved and with
unanimous voice tho delegates so voted
Senator Wolcott who was ou tho plat
form arose and came forward With a
pleasant nod of acknowledgment to the
chairman he turned and addressed tho
convention as follows
The first and pleasant duty of this
THE N011F0LK NEWS THURSDAY JUNE 21 WOO
1 prat convention as well an Its instinc
tive impulse is to send a message of
I fectionato greeting to our leader and
our countrys president William Mo-
Kinloy In all that pertains to our
faro in times of peace his genius has
directed us Ho has shown an unerr
ing mastery of tho econonilo problems
which confront us and has guided us
out of tho slough of financial disaster
impaired credit and commercial Magna
Hon up to tho high and safo ground of
national prosperity and financial stabil
ity Through tho delicate and trying
events of tho late war ho stood firm
courageous and conservative and under
his leadership wo have emerged tri
umphaut our national honor
f i
2 if
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SKKAIOR nilWAHD O WOllOTT
ishod our credit unawiilod and tho
equal devotion of overy section of our
common country to tho welfare of tho
republic cemented forever Never m
tho memory of this generation hasthcio
stood at tho head of tho government a
truer patriot a wiser or more courag
eous leader or a better oxamplo of tho
highest typo of American manhood
Tho victories of peace and tho victories
of war are alike inscribed upon his ban
ner Thoho of us whoso pleasuro and
whoho duty have called us from time to
timo into his presence know how freely
ho has spoil t and been spent in his
countrys service but the same vigorous
manhood and clear and patriotic vision
animnto him as of old and give us con
fidence and trust for tho futuro of our
republic because his hand will guido us
and his genius direct-
Four years ago tho Republican party
at St Louis named a ticket which com
manded the confidence and support of
tho American people Had Garret
Augui tus Hobart been spared to us un
til today tho work of this convention
would huvo been limited to a cordial
unanimous indorsement of tho leadois
of 1891 Dns alitor visum and when
a few mouths ago our dear vico presi
dent loft this sphere of usefulness for
another ho was accompanied with tho
tears and sorrow of overy lover of his
country
Tho campaign lour years ago was
fought on tho currency question The
Populibtiu Democracy insisted that tho
United States alouo should embark on
tho free coinage of silver at the ratio oi
10 to 1 without waiting tho concurrence
of any other nation Tho Republican
party insisted that tho question of bi
metallism was international and that
until it should bo settled uuder agree
ment with tho leading commercial na
tions of the world gold should continue
to be the standard of value in theso
United States Upon that issue we
triumphed Tho logic of recent events
together with the attempt of tho De
mocracy to drag down tho question from
its international character to associato
it with overy vagary of Populism and
Socialism and to drive this country to
an allianco with Mexico and China as
an exclusively silver using country has
impelled our peoplo to this settlement
of this problem and the rocent action of
congress has eliminated the danger
which its further agitation menaced
Our debt is funded at 2 per cent per an
num und millions of our interest charge
savod annually Tho world has never
witnessed so triumphant a financial suc
cess as has followed the passago of tho
curreucy law and our 2 per cent bonds
hold tho world over already command
a substantial promium Through tho
policy of tho Republican party and tho
wisdom of a Republican administration
wo have not only mado stablo and per
maneut our financial credit at homo and
abroad are utilizing moro silver as money
than ever before in our history but wo
have left tho Populistio Democracy a
dead issue thoy can nover again gal
vanize into lifo and compelled them to
seek to create now issues growing out of
a war which they wero most eager to
precipitate
May I a western man add another
word Tho passago of this bill which
received tho vote of every western Re
publican in congress marked the term
ination forever final of any sort of dif
ference between Republicans of tho
east and of the wost growing out of
currency problems Evon if tho stern
logio of events hod not convinced us
our deep and abiding loyalty to tho
principles of tho party our beliof that
the judgment of its majority should
govern would lead us to abandon fur
ther contention And tho thousands of
Republicans in tho west who left us
four years ago ore leturning homo The
men of the far wost aro bono of your
bone and flesh of your flesh The sun
that shines on you blesses thorn bIbo
and the bhadow before your door dark
ens their homes as well Thoy are
naturally expansionists in the western
plains and mountains and wheu they
see a great political party attacking the
integrity of tho nation and lending eu
coursgemcut to insurrectionists who
aro shooting down our soldiers and re
listing the authority of tho government
of the United States all other questions
fade and ore forgotten and thoy find
themselves otaiiding shoulder to shoulder
in tho tanks of the Republican pmtv
keeping stop always to tho inusio of
tho union
During a portion of he last four
year wo wen Involved in u war that
for a timo patulved business and com
lucres nnd v ould have taxed heavily
tho resources and credit of any other
country than ours and for the past
year or more we have been employing
an army of some nOOOO men In sup
pressing an insurrection against our
authority 8000 miles away Ko in
dustry has felt the strain of these ox
traordinnry expenses nor have they af
fected the general sum of our piospor
ity Moro than that tho conditions ro
suiting from the legislation of the past
four years havo obliterated every issue
that was raised during the last earn
paign Tho Democracy having thero
fore to find some rallying cry seeks it
in tho results of our Into war with
Spain and upon that question aw upon
all others wo stand ready to meet thorn
in tho open
Senator Wolcott discussed at some
length tho conditions arising out of tho
war showing tho necessity for assum
ing authonty over tho Philippines Cuba
and Porto Rico aud giving in detail tho
result of tho presence of American gov
eminent agents in theso islands He
defended tho Porto Rlwui tariff law anil
the work being done iu Cuba and con
tiuued
Wo aro actually owners of tho Phil
ippines by an undisputed and indubit
nble title Wo aro there as tho neces
sary anil logical outcome of our victory
over Spam Thero are upwards of 1000
islands sprinkled upon that southern
sea peopled by more than 80 tribes oi
different race and latigungo and having
absolutely nothing iu common with each
other Most of theso tribes welcome
our aiming nnd aro grateful for our
protection Tho Tngal tribe hostile not
only to u but to most ol tho nativi
tribes aro in an instil rootion agauiM
oil authonty Thoy havo neither i
government nor the capacity to coudiii t
one and aro waging a predatory guei
nlla warfare which would bo turned
against tho other native tribes if wo let
them alone What would tho Ieuinr
racy hao us do Give thorn up to lapinn
and bloodshed aud leave tho islands uh
flotsam and jetsam on the face oi tho
waters There aro parallels in our ow n
history Wo purchased Floiida fioiu
Spam in 1821 when it had 1000 white
settlers for f5000000 and other vitlii
able considerations Tho Semmolis
natives of tho soil bravo lesolnto hav
ing tar greater intelligence and char
utter than tho Tagals disputed our
possession Wo sent Andrew Jackson
down to tight them and it took us 21
yours to subdue them and send what
was left of them west of tho Mississippi
If the Mnt i cveiythingH had lived tin n
they would 1 suppose havo urged us to
turn ovei Florida to Osceola tho Agul
ualdo ol tho Semiuolesl Would you
after tho war with Mexico and tho
Gadsden purchase havo given tho great
an a south mid west of tho Arkansas
to tho red Apache Not so did our
fathers const mu thoir duty and as thty
built so shall wo their sous
Tho insurrection against our legiti
mate authority which for tho time
impedes our Httorts to establish a gov
ernment for tho Filipinos involves us
in u sacrifice of lives and of treasuio
Tho difficulties wo encounter in tho isl
and of Luzon aro many but the chief
inspiration aud encouragement of the
Tagal insurrection eoino from tho Dem
ocratic headquarters in tho Uiuttd
States Partisanship has provtd
stronger than patriotism oven while
our soldiers are boing murdered by ma
rauding bandits and if it wore not for
tho hope held out to Aguiualdo by
American sympathizers the insurrec
tion iu tho Philippines would long ago
have ended
Never since 1804 when tho voters of
the country wero called upon to deter
mine whether tho efforts of Abraham
Lincoln to preserve the union should bo
continued or whether they should be
abandoned and other moasures attempt
ed have questions so vital been pre
sented to tho American peoplo for set
tlement Their decision must deter
mine tho maintenance or tho degrada
tion of both our national crodit and our
national honor A Democratic presi
dent could paralyze tho operation of tho
now currency law as effectively as if it
wero wiped from our statu to books A
Democratic victory wonld infuso new
lifo into the Tagal insurrection cost us
tho lives of thousands of our gallant
army in tho Philippines impair or de
stroy our prestige if not our power in
tho islands mako us a byword among
tho other great nations of tho world
aud obliterate our influence iu the set
tlement of tho vital questions certain to
arise when China shall bo opened to for
eign commerce
Thero is liitle room for fear Tho
farmer and tho artisan in their day of
prosperity still romomber tho impov
erishment aud blight of Domocracy
and tho Chicago platform has no allure
ments for them
Our national honor is equully so
cure
Tho American people are neither
poltroons nor pessimists and thoy will
not sigualizo the dawn of tho now cen
tury by the surrender of either convic
tions or territory Every soldier back
from tho islands and they aro in almost
every hamlet in tho land returns an
advocate of their retention Our dead
are buried along the sands of Luion
and on its soil no foreign flag shall ever
saluto tho dawn
Whatever may be in store for us in
tho new and unbeaten track upon which
we are entering we shall not bo found
with tho unlit lump aud the uugirt
loin Our way ii new but it is not
dark In tho readjustment of world
conditions where wo must take our
place with tho other great nations of tho
earth we shall movo with caution but
not with fear We seek only to lift up
men to better things to bless aud not to
destroy The f athon of the republic ac-
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TUB TRUTHS
DROP of ink will color a whole frlass
of water It is an inch of yeast which
makes a pan oi bread rise and a single
cake of soap containing unabsprbed
alkali can ruin a hundred times its cost in laces
and fine embroidery After all is it wise tq take
such risks with common soap Of courseVpu
can get along without Ivory Soap So c Va
wagon wnnoui axie grease dui 11 goes nara
comni mf r imi ntocn itmit 10 emrtwiMi
ptol with uiiingo Mich icspoiisibil
ities as devolved upon them The suno
heavens bend over us ami the samn
power that shielded them will guaul
and piotect us for what we seik ih to
build still iikiio II i ml- always upon
foundations ol piolnty and ol iitue
tho gloiious edifice ol tho lepublic
We stand at the dawn ol a new tvn
tiny lieloie it shall havo i ached its
mi ndian the youngest heio will have
passed beyond this life or beyond tint
spheio ol usefulness New leciuits
will step into tho tanks as wo tall out
This eiy yeai thousands ol young men
will loi tho first tiuicieicis the light ol
citizenship and cast thiir ballots til tho
national election Tho safety of this
lepubho must ever lest in the coinage
ol young hearts ami the vigor ol a noble
manhood Youth iu buoyant and hope
ful No sum ling criticism oi go pel ol
u little America or piopheiy ot doipiu
will find response fiom Ik aits that beat
lull and strong with coinage and with
iitith and whoso creed it is that
IhcIh In Ills Ilium ii
All t ililit with Dm world
Whatever else in tho past has suf
fered chaugu or decay this Republican
parly which for 10 years has been idon
Ihd with everything ennobling and up
lifting in oui history was never as
vital us virile and as vlgoious as to
day Aud tho heritage wo shall tims
mil to tho new centiuy to tho coming
generation and to thoir children and to
their chlldi ens children shall bo a rec
ord clean aud untarnished an un
quenchable liith in free institutions an
unalterable belief m tho patriotism of
tho people and an undying lovo of lib
erty and of country
Ovntlitii to Uuvitriior Taylor
A noteworthy incident of the session
was the remarkable demonstration to
Governor Taylor of Kentucky That
his party associates look ou him as a
martyr of political hatred their great
ovation made evident Although they
succeeded in bringing him to the plat
form they could not induce him to
make a speech Tho appointment of
the committees ou permanent organiza
tion platform etc concluded tho pro
gram for the day and with tho benedic
tion of the Rev Edward M Levy who
delivered tho invocation at tho conven
tion held on Locust street in 1861 tho
convention after having boon in session
two and a half hours adjourned until
noon today when President MoKinlny
will bo renominated by acclamation and
tho platform will bo adopted Tho
nomination of the candidate for vico
president will go over until tomorrow
unless there is a stampede and tho plans
of tho leaders aro npnot
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Ordinance No
An ordinance providing for the ap
pointment of a water commissioner an
engineer nnd n fireman for tho city
water works of Norfolk Nebraska pro
scribing their duties fixing their com
pensation and the amount of their bond
aud repealing ordinance number two
hundred and nineteen
He it ordniued by the mayor aud city
council of the city of Norfolk Ne
braska
Section 1 On tho first day of May
of each year tho mayor shall nominate
and by aud with the advice of the city
council shall apnoiut a resident free
holder who shall be kuowu as the water
commissioner of tho city of Norfolk
Madison county Nebraska whoso term
of office shall be for tho fiscal year iu
which lie was appointed or until his sue
ctssor shall be appointed and qualified
Said water commissioner may nt auy
time lo removed lor a sufficient causo by
a two thirds yoto of the city council
I
Si t ion Any n nuj ueuinng
in ad ollli o ol wntoi oiiimiHsioner by
death ii sigiiatiou iiemoval fiom tho
etvo othiiu iio may bo filled in tho
ma uier piovdcd f - in SoHioii I oi thiH
oi din nice
Section 1 The film water
commissioner nl il mi provided
foi in set ion lo een him lied of tho
ompilul Statutes ol N I niskn and
such tillioi ilutio1 ii i ay fitiu tiiui In
time ho imposed by the ily council
I In sh ill gio a bond in 11 aim ot live
thou mil doiiiti i oud i I fori faith
lul Ii h nge of dull i and foi an
cmk t at i oiiiiliig ol all funds coming
into h h hands to bo apj i vcd by tho
uiiyui nnd t ily 0 tic 1 f ouipeiiMt
Hon shall bo hik h sum uh inaj bo agreed
upon at the Inriof n ap ointment
not t i ding i Iio mm T iwciity fivo
doll IIS lie liOlltll
Scuion I On the frld y ol May
of i 1 yiMi iIimoiiIi Ii i ii plocd by
tho Hy imiiii il a uipal l jm imiii who
si all he know u us the eu 1 i mid lire
in in of tho i ily wut t woi i illho city
ol Noifolk Ni bicl i Ils term of
ollice shall bo foi Ie il ear m
wIik h liu was appiiid unlil his
hik i or f hull be iippo did o 1 quali
Ih d Sa d cniiiei i i I i m in may at
any me Iui a hiilfi ml umi bo u
imniil by a uuijui n t f l ho city
chum il
SLlion r An vii mi ii iini gm
said ollli e of ngipeui iud in man by
bath lesignition oi in o 1 Onm tho
city or otliei w se may iiiUid iu tho
manner provided in fi on fnirof thin
oiilliiuiice
Sioni The ejigiii l ml III email
shall have full d sjpo of tin pumping
station and shall pel f all tho lalxir
oiiiicttd wilii siiid pumping Mutton
1icl jibing tho Iu in anil mio of tho
boilers lie shall iiIvj make icpairs at
tho it itiou nod on the sy iiii but may
lo J mushed Hiieh help in muling such
ropin s as the iiuiKil ib m mlvisablo
1 fo shall msiku nil t aps in I ho w ider mains
or d tribnting pijci and insert all stop
codes or fen ills tueioin and poiform
such otlx rd lilies s may be from time
to time impoicil by thocify ouncil
Sc ion 7 Ho shall give u bond in
the sum of two thousand dollars con
ditioned for tho faithful disjhaige of
his dn Mes as engineer aud lieinnu to be
approvtd by the mayor and city council
and he shall be liable upon his bond for
all dauiiges sustaiied by the city or any
jierson by reason of his negligence or
incompetency as an engineer and fire
man
Section 8 The compensation of the
said engineer and liieiuaii shall be such
it iini ns may bo ugifed ujion at the
lime of In employment not to oxceed
the sum of fifty five Vi dollais per
month
Section Oidimico number two
hundred and nineteen and all other or
dinances or parts of ordinances in con
flict herewith in e hereby cpiessly re
pealed
Section Id This ordinance shall
take elleet and bo enfoiced from nnd
after is passive appioval aud publica
tion ui cording to law
PitBPjd and ammned this 7th day of
June lK W M Roiikktsov
S R M Fait vm Mayor
City Clerk
THE HOST
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY
TO TUB
FARHER STOCKRAISER
MANUFACTURER INVESTOR
Is that traversed by the
Louisville
and
Nashville
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