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pieces which II did osaclN while The
horses nibbled around looking na
though they we're very well sntlhiled
with the thorough job they hAd made
Of the "dragn they bad behind them
THE Lamar street man who wanted
to get his Thanksgiving turkey cheap
thought II the best hnanclcrlugIo buy y
n few days earlier aud not wait until
the last moment, so he bought It on
Monday, Tuesday morning ho was u
little surprised to lind somebody In q
collective frame ofmlnd, had selected
the same from the poultry house dur
Ing the night, and Tuesday evening
his wonder NJ the occcntrlclliea OF hu-
man nature WIS considerably cnlnrged
In receiving u note under hls door from
the despolcr Of his roosl asking the
loan oftwo dollars tOdress that turkey,
and also TO let the writer know where
he got such u fine fowl, anyhow
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a fine house welcomed this magi-
clan last night and the applause was
hearty and frequent at his very deX-
terously executed fcats of legerdemain'
The almost ineXhaustible bazaar OF
homogeneous articles taken from the
hat OF ono of the auditors kept US en-
pectant of II six horse stage ora fifty
horse circus chariot, and indeed we
should not have marveled if there
should have suddenly stepped out n
whole regiment of volunteers equipped
and ready. for marching to Spain.
The remainder of the Professors djd-
Uerie We're correspondingiy entertain
ing and more delighted audience
never assembled in Fields hall.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

Having learned that certain parties, owl
IDENTIFY through ignorance and Jealousy, are
laboring to create the impression that those
beautiful .life-sze portraits, drawn by the
hand of Professor l.. \. Hagan, are subject
alike with all other pictures to fade, there
fore offer to any person the sum of one hum
dr,d dollars who will produce II Crayon Draw
ing OF any age, size or subject that has ever
faded In the least. This Offer will stand ono
week. AMI any person complying with the
above requirement may call at my studio ut
the octagon concrete on Ross avenue, Major
Rosser commanding, and get their money.
22dlw PROF. l.. A. HAGAN.
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The Drug ITousc of Il. W. Hunt,

Mr.. Hunt Is one of our Oldest and
favorably known merchants. His
stock of drugs are always selected with
pharmaceutical care and knowledge,
and the invoices consist Of one of the
largest stocks of proprietary medicines
and general apothecary lines in ibis
part of the state. His prescription
department is in charge Of Mr. Roberts,
of Alabama himself an old druggist
and largely experienced in the COM
pounding of medicines. Attention is
invited to the card Of this house III
another column.
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THREE smOrs AND No GAME.
The nile Of u Rcstauraicur ana HTS
Cook.

The proprietor Of the laclllo res'ul"
rant and the wizard who conlurcs ms
era, les, sauces aud SIGH, controverted'
irnot antagonIzed, over money set
Element Monday night, to the extent
of mn "appeal to arms" A"hayy slN,'
In the hand of the parsonage who oWns
the "shcbang," sllycred away at the
devoted head Of Mr. Cook without
quite "comlng it, q and so he suppIi-
mented 1t by "boarding" the boss Of
the cullnprics and giving him tTo
blows with his weapon over the head
This ended the debate, and for the bru-
tal trenimcnth herein described, thehea
of the "hash mill" was arrested BY oiii-
GERS Faris and C.Nbb aud viii explain
to His Honor to-day.
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prntt'a .Aetrnl OIL.

WAYS uniform, Illuminating power superior
to gas Burns IN any lamp without danger
of exploding or taking fire. ManulnGtnred
expressly to take the place of volatile AND
dangerous oils. lis safety under every poSSl-
lie tGst ana It's pc.rcet burning qualities are
proved by It's continued use In over 100000
families.
Millions Of gallons have been sold ana no
accident, directly or indirectly, has even oc-
cured from burning, storing or handling IT,.
Tho Immense yearly loss TO lltrand property,
resulting from the use OF cheap and danger
our oils in the United States Is appalling.
The insipgpQp companies and fire commits
slonGrs throughout tho country rtcpn'mehu
tno Astral Ms the best safeguard whore lamps
are used. Send for circular.
For sale ut retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the proprietolS,
CHAS. PRATT Il CO..
lBlgSGmw los Fulton street, New York,
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philip Werlein, wholesale ana retail deal
or IN Pianos and Organs, ONCE ana hnlei
rooms Non. BO-OO liaronno street, New Or
loans, qualities bolIor prices lowor ana
terms more favorable lhan NJ any esl@bllsh'
mont south, LnH,o sales iully attest these
statements, Pianos sold on payments OF
slg 30 ana ;eD per month IL preferred, Phllip
WorluIns h the oldest music HOUSE, and also
tho lplgpHl piano ana organ house In Now
Orleans. Onn-luurlh milllon copies sheet
muslo Of All kinds, send Tor price list aud
catalogue,
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Naannna OF Lovalinnsa.

Sparkling wit, II brilliant eye, intellectual
vNacty, graceful mdnnt.s, souhI heRrt, u
cate, smooth skin touched with natural paint
all combined In n sweet tempered woman,
constitutes the essence Of female l2NeilhosS,
But these charms cannot be clnimeh IN III
liar lo The sex. # you wish the above charms
procure English Female BitterS aud be cured.
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uUTCIIINs.
Town Lots for Sale.

Twelve lots lone blocl9, on tho priholpu,
buHlneNs street of thetOwn Of llhtehihH' oN
,bo Central Iialrond IN Dallas county, 'o'
sale at low prices. Apply 10
w. JOHN W.sWINDELlS,
,,,,Aa,, Herald ONCE,
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We see that Proctor a. GnmbIc's Extra
Olive Soap is becoming very popular in our
city. Its quality, we know, is superior, and
being nicely periumed we are not surprised
that consumers prefer it, and that it has II
arge SALE
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Go to Stcgall AZ 90. for The
best vt. Louis Fell Treble RSia-
nos in the lsarlSct---in monthly
miscellaneous; also E0r gurni-
tlre, books, stationery. crock
cry and glassware, window
shades, pictures. and all kinds
Of mOultiings. wall paper. step
ladders, table and pocket cut.
lery. d&wIawly
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German, French, English and Spanish
lessons given by +. Holdorf Lamar street,
between Elm aud Main. Pupils may call 10
make arrangements 10 commence. 2SGdlw
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CARRY THE NEWS!

The MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY, with its connections, Is the
Shortest, Quickest and only Direct Route
from all points in Texas, the Indian Nation
and Southern Kansas to ST. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago and all prominent Eastern points
Rates as low and time quicker than any other
road in the market.
All claims for loss, damage or overchargc
promptly settled.
Merchants ordering goods from the East
will save time and money By consigning
them care Missouri, Kansas AMI texas Rail-
way.
ID. y. FREER
GEM Eastern Agent, 949 Broad ny, MY.
ID. II. VILLA vs.,
Agent, iS Clark street, Chicago.
GEO. w. LILLE..
Contracting Agent i0i Walnut street.
st. Louis, Mo.
W. GAGE.
Agent, Hannibal, Mo.
GEO. b. lIOIr,
Contracting Agent, Dallas, Texas.
W. Z. ROBINSON,
GEM Freight Agent. Se,lalia. Mo.
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our first-class bars are supplied with the
Old Petric Whisky. 1t is perfectly pure and
Of the highest grade. Try II.
BoGEL & RIDDLE,
o.... WbnloSaIe Aoanfe.
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A splendid stock OF new millinery and dry
goods TO be closed out cheap, on Lamar
street between Main and Elm street.
2}6dlwlmw
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polfons desiring good dry stove wood
Of any required length can be supplied
by sonding orders ~ &, j, Dent y Con office
Clly railroad, gHl1l
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King has always on hand the best OF wines
and liquorste suit his customers. 2l7d3m
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Illsnot, perhaps, moro thnn once In e lile'
time, that city Hike ours ~ visited proleH-
slonnlly by u Portrait Painter OF ne
kuowlodgcd genius Ths even has como TO
pnsa, $50 believe ior tho first time In ilr hih-
Tory Of DnmH Professor l., a. Hngnn has
been forO few wcclp ppH printing the pore
unlt ofsomc Of our oldest ANA most prQml-
nent citizens, M neutrality-suspicious. are
CONS Of perfection and liI-liho oppression.
Al who possess Old pcri5hobIc pictures OF
dopmted friends on rolptiym should call ON
Linn al once and secure ID lllc-sia' impcrlah'
able CWyon Portrait They oSucl oll other
kinds Of portraits IA their well known, nbso-
mlo durability and chcNpnpss, costing less
than the common enlarged photograph, or
little more than nm ordinary chrome land
scnno of the same Hlzp. Tho likucsS, true or
otherwise. speak for thom'clvch
Soe'ona hundred dollam reward offered
cls.whcl,. 2i2dlw&wlt.
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M ARlSIElp.

WRIGHT cKASSON. AT the residence
of stephen Hudson, in Dallas, ON Wednes-
day evening, November 10, 1873, by Rev.
w. You ng, Mr.. James |, Wright and Miss
Julia McSasson, all of Dallas,
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HLnri,or,s Tonic Aitters.

Best tonic known for chllls, Towers, consli-
patton and mdigction. For sale in Dallas
by j. j. FENDLEY,
ui,lam Onlcc Saloon.
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The store house now occupied by the under
signed. Also, the front office up stairs in the
same building, formerly occupied by Field &
Nowlan.
l7sdtf PRATHER q MURPHY.
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Tmnklln g POM mo rocciyng now good
every dny
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IN case6 NJ hlellnra, whore u HIlmnnnl IS
renulrd, Do sure and uHe uld felHn whisky
BuGEL6 HlppLNr
ellIlw Wholesale Agents,
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II Is economy 10 use nunhnms Yeast Pow
der. For purltynnd strength ithnsno equal.
All who use II, like H. and recommend 1t to
their noll.hbore. lWlisu%wed%"3h
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Goto the King House saloon for Ille best Of
eIn,r. wines ana liquors. 2l1dlm
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Eor SnIo.

Two pood residences in this city. lmme-
diute possession given.
l5O-dtf STEAGALB n co.
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Without exception, the Old Petrie is the
healthiest and best stlmulant in existence,
BOGEL x RIDDLE,
2iidlw Wholesale Agents.
One hundred barrels Of choice st. Louis
Flour in store and for sale 10 the trade by
2i2dlw j. l.. DOWNS Il co.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We arc authorized and requefiod Io 81
HOuufu
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-03-08

AtRisriN FIXED. John Cook, one Of the
rrspins engaged in the late strike in the
manufacturing establishment Of Cosgrove &
Morris, was brought before Judge Steasb'
upon the charge Of making threats against the
person Of W T. Chester, working for the
above firm during the strike The court sen
fenced cook To pay costs, and placed HIM IN
der 500 bail to keep the peace. The court
accepted Cooks own recognizance, ON the
uluund that he was a poor man
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-03-08

THE MECHANICS Institute. A meeting Of
Mechanics institute was held IN the Supe-
nor Court room on Thursday afternoon.
ST. lsasc Spear called the meeting to Or
drr. aud stated il was for the object Of al
loving the ola members an opportunity OF
signing new subscription books, as the old
ones had been lost IN the hre The former
members IL the institution could pay their
initiation fcv VI -, ana the back dues would
h, reunited The annual meeting Of the in
~t.tutr inr the nomination Of officers would
take Place on Thursday March H. and the
election would take place on the Thursday
following tins In conclusion. he invited the
members to come for~ ard and pay their fees
Ihe invitation Was pretty generally respond
rd tn
A Telegram iron rhos b Byron. at Wash
ultou. Vas read, rendering his regrets at not
hstu- Able u attend the meeting, ana saying
tu, mechanics should revive the institute.
A printed copy Of the charter Of the rnsti-
tute and the will Of Alrl Peck were road
NJ >pycr ssId the charter VI the institute
had uut been gained through any political IN.
iu-nc- There wer- No questions Of politics
ur sectanan principles IN the organization:
lt was devised for the good Of men. Anyone
ut good moral character could become a mem
bgl tie Aad called a meeting. not a trades
assembly or m behalf Of any assembly but
o. re,iv, All interest Ia the institute At
III, next meeting there would he chance to
h-ar the reports " the officers. Tie
suggested that a meeting t. prepare tui
the one at which nominations we're 10 be
uIade a few DAYS before that time
Nh clark Wa glad to see 80 much ,itah-
IN Ua~ left h the institute a. manifested
itself AZ the meeting The danger Of running
It Tor the interests of certain trade channels
Was pointed out He would Ike to see a
puI ,trghui- institute founded iu connection
with the mechanics II the, we're T. r. OF
game. It vas obligatory q MAINTAIN the .usti-
tute upon the highest plane 40 Any ,iInIiar M
-ttat,- u rhita-u ur anyv here else
MAJ lark moved that commute lie ap-
pointed t. prepare constitution and by
LAW. W. tur event " ~ Vie heing able to
proguIr A rupy ~ those ~hich governed the
society
s member requested the members 81 the
press present, " suggest, through the col-
i.mu- W their respective journals. that amy
onr 90 possession ut the old constitution aud
hv laws should send them to Mr. Speer
A committee " three consisting 81 M-ssrs
CLARK. Fulton. and Granger was appointed in
rrspons, 90 Mr. Clark's motion. The meet
tu- then adjourned
u d ~ be hoped that At the next meeting
there viii be a full Attendance OF the old
members and that all persons Interested IN
the renewal Of the Institute VIII make a
III. qrrgrII
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-03-08

BUSINESS NOTICES.

rIurLEs. EKuPrloNs, RoUGH SKIN The
system being put under the influence of DIR.
Pierce Golden Medical Discovery for few
weeks, the skin becomes smooth, clear soft
and vel,-ty, and being Illuminated with the
glow Of perfect health from within, true
brauty stands forth in all its glory Nothing
ever presented the public a beautilier Of the
complexion ever gave such satisfaction for tins
purpose As tins Discovery. The effects Of all
medicines which operate upon the system
through the medium Of the blood are necessa-
rly slow, no matter how good the remedy
employed While one to three bottles clear
the skin Of plmples, blotches, eruptious, vel
low spots, comedones or grubs, dozen
may possibly be required 70 cure some eases
where the system is rotten with scrofulous OF
virulent blood posons The cure of all these
diseases, however from the common pimple
to the worst scrOfula is, with the use Of this
most potent agent, only matter Of time.
Sold dy all druggists
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Long Looked For Come at Last /

lHE lNIvERs Al M, kOSCoPS The best Low Priced
Microscope male, exceedingly useful for eAAnir-
iug flowers, Insects. and Minute OBJECTS, Detecting
Counterfeit Money, ana Disclosing the WOndsr~ u ne
Microscopic World. Il adapted " The use II Phy.,
clans. Teachers, students and the Family Circle Rr
quires Focal Adjustment add therefore bs read
y used BY person Uthsr Microscopes ID greater
power cost - each and upwards and difficult ~
understand that but Scientific can use them
the Uniyerl always gives Satisfaction single Nj
cTyscole sil br carefully taeked by mail ,.n re-
cept u 81. Agents wanted everywhere address
u. L. STAPLES a Co.
Alien Michigan
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED engage several men az.
Wv qIainted with mechanics to sell cheap lon ia
and near the city Members Ut " Unions" could DC
well, - ! pay large commissions.
Address, P. o. Box a., Chicago
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CINCINNATI. MARCH 8. 1873.

The RIvER.-Our river reports are OF
very favorable character There is but little
floating ice, and but little or no obstruction
to navigation Our boats arrive and depart
at their regular time and things about the
wharf begin to assume lively appearance.
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PRESENTATION. 1t Is not often We have
tile pleasure Of chronicling the fact Of an en-
Iloyer recognizing the services Of worthy
empl1ve Put last week the old established
tirm ii Heidelbach. Freidland 4 Co, cloth
I'M. presented Mr. j II Shufer who for
over twenty four years, has been IN the en-
I,loy Of the hrn, with magnificent silver
water pitcher and goblets, and his fellow EN-
I,luye> made HIM present Of a handsome
china set Mr. Shafer celebrated his silver
wedding and entertained his guests IN right
d., al manner.
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no. DAEtp DAY.-Ihe anniversary Of st
Da,td the Patron saint ~ " lles, was duly
ub-rr, N y, Our Wrlch citizens Va saturday,
the lst inst lhe ia, Wa generally ubser, ed
a. a holiday aud IN the WEIGH churches di-
vine service was held daring the early part
Of the day IN the evening there vas A
soiree at Orpheus Hall corner Of Lake and
Peoria streets, under the auspices Of the
Cambrian Association. This was a very
pleasant affair Dancing was not INDUCED in
but It was more tLan compensated for by the
excellent singing 1f some Of the ladies pres
ent, and a humorous declamati by young
gentleman Between 9 and 10 O'Clock SUP
per was announced, and the company, to the
number Of two hundred and fifty, retired to
the spacious dining saloon attached to the
hall, where sumptuous supper was served
by that genial ana pleasantest Of caterers, l..
Pntchard, Of the Camhran House, South
Clinton street. After the cloth was removed,
the company divided. some returning 70 the
main han, while a portion remained to in
dulge IA the more congenial convivIalities Of
the occasion Mr. Roberts. the worthy Pres
ident Of the Cambrian Association, toasted
the land ~ his birth in the genuine old WEIGH
style H. was followed by Mr. Edwards in a
happy, sIyacious STRAIN Mr.. Levi Pritchard
was the next called on, and with becoming
modesty, stated his inability to make an adj
dress, but in very neat little speech paid
beautiful tribute TO the hills and valleys of
his native home, and then referred in glowing
terms to the greatness and grandeur Of the
home Of his adoption. winding up by reciting
the following ode to Cambria Il
an an Ancient Button.
Oid Cambria | adore
love that b nj and castles grand
That star upon her shore
IheFe ar .ny tender parents
There my place Of birth,
Tome say though far away.
II i p heaven earth
Between the hills u Cambria
BESIDE current v Id
nTst DID rest on mothers breast
harmless infant child
In Vale M fsvorte country
learned u walk and Sl,sak
love her trees and healthy breeze
love her ancient leek.
Great credit is due to Mr. Roberts, the
venerable President Of the Association. and
to the gentlemanly Secretary, who were as
sidaous in their efforts to please, and to whom
the audience is greatly indebted for the pleas
urss Of the evening
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aud It Is expected that most q their members,
nov absent. viii shortly return
lie brass nulslgts have Completed All their
arrau. emeuts for their second annual grand
ualI which s 70 taAe pace at north Side rur-
uer Hall. ou the L. INST, Nt Patrick iay
NV .ammtte, w, they have spared uu pans
IL u,ah. thi- ia, hAl 1f the season. and
SINE tt.-c who viii patronise them lf pleas
.ut t.uir The committee Of arrangement Is
,.i passed. ,i t1y flowing gentlemen Ihus.
Murphy. y v Clark 4 Daymau1h p
Williams. A 3 fluu. q r Hickey. "A Mad
.,,k. =. rhuus.u 4 south Reception -,m
suttce a. follows wy thuutou w Nd
I..u~ 4 Flood ID ,a,Ir. James , I.ary.
q, N Nilsson. > Alien L. ~uu.,.n.
E,~ p ~ t,oI,jus ~,
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our Cin FATHERS are a little disturbed
about the account 81 the Sheriff Some bills
presented by him on last Thursday were not
duly acknowledged because they were notpsid
before they we're presented to tho Council.
Tie sheriff hereafter must be little more
circumspe,.t and pay his bills before present
my them to the Council
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TuE Political OUTLOOK. There are md
cation, ot a lively time between the rival par
take place The friends OF the respective can
dldates are loud in their praises Of Their par
ticular favorite The claims Of "Garrard "
ana Davis are boldly set forth What are
the working men Of this city doing Would
1t not be a good time tor them 70 stop and
take a hand What Cincinnati wants is a
municipal department. let her working men
See that their opportunity does not pass away
II they cannot elect man Of their own choise
lit them throw Their influence on the side OF
tn, hest man
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RESCUED FROM DRowNING. A deck pas
senger. under the influence OF liquor fell Oft
the Henry Probosco night before last, as that
boat As leaving for Memphis and was tished
out by George Charter, Jr4 Waterman Of
Wls,'s wharfboat He refused to give his
name, and walked OH up the levee, after
thanking his preservers.
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IN adu.-.il. rAru.- M I,ug quarterly
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III 't''' '.' I'M" ".'- s-"li'ti''
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tl, ,i-....- l-ru.
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hIl- Hanson l'. mn" lh"s NuNeh... F..
fiji See. D. buuuhur Treasurer Martin.
NI,..-,t, - t
" 'il"'".'.. '-' 'i'' i''''''" m trustees " n
'h notion +" Al ltt over unuI ueNt meeting
uigt- T., subject 81 Imildu. thr court
U.,....,,.t..... ....l..,..t. ... M.
''. p. was "'''''H resolved Y" Fr''Il'h
iAr "uIl... 'uuutA to have their buildings
Euiit Of ILLINOIS stone and Ia the ,.lt.Irf., u
wv
''"'"lns were AFl''hl'l - a '"mmi zee NJ
council James 'llm.rr lhos NulycAell
John Riley ~ Don 'hur The rules we're
suspended ti allow \l. Frank laWlrr to visit
The a-soriatloa Nh ~lfIrr made brief
address "H t-r .Higetr n"w a.tatIu2 Chs
Ir'''y~ Assembly. .nd oppressed a wish that