Card Of Thanks

Resolved, Th.it we. in behalf of the officers and meinbers of the Ann Arlior Llght Infantry, lo nereby extend our sincere thanks to mr (ellow eltlzena who ao Uberally patronlzed the bazaar recent l.v held by the rompony. CÁPT. JMO. C. FISCHEK, I-1KTT. W. W. WATTS, K1AVAKI) L. SEYLEB, Committee. The following from n financia] review of trade shows one side of the situation : -'The very depresglon of trade consequent upon the Initlatlon of the chance, is caiisin ; wage-carners to be more tractable and more willing tn conform w&ges to the lmpending lower range of prices, and already large concesslons have been made bj (irkmen towards the new conditions wiiii-h the change makes inevitable." 11 is rather cold-blooded, but true as the l'.ible. The Wilson blll means a greal cuttlng down of wragea in every field of labor. The worklngmeo pul the free trade party in power, as ex-Preslêent Harrison said. -'because tliey would not walk ander the same umbrella wlth the manufacturer." Now tliey are ancovered to the wlntpy si (iiin. The Teócher's Council for this dis is to be held at Wayne on Dec. i'-jil . commenclng at 10 o'clock a. m. All teachi i's and school offi should be sufflelently lntereated in iiiis to be present. Greal good has resulted from these meetings whereheld. County Commlssioner Cavanaugh wlll be presen; from ihis county, and re understand that many teachers have made arrangements tb attend, ateo. ■ o ■ The special electlon Tuesday In Chicago, to fill the office of mayor, resulted in the election oí Hoplclns, the democratie candldate, by about 1,700 majorlty. This is nu particular credit to Chicago. Two yenrs ago the democrats carrled the city by 80,000 majorlty.