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Dallas female Institute
LANCASTER MASONIC !IsT!Tv?.
FOR BOTH SEXES.

win reopen the SECOND MONDAY IN
SErrENI BIER, 1876, when the enlarged and
newly furnished building will be ready for
occupancy. Prots. Ragsdale and Clark, and
Mrs NJ. r.. Rugsdnle, NIL experienced and
successful teachers, will have In charge the
Literary Department, ana Miss lizzie Guy
the Musical. Course of instruction thor.
ough. Tuition reasonable. Location healthy.
Society excellent. Church md sabbath
School privileges good. No Spirituous liquor
sold within Ave miles OF the place. Board
in the best families for $40 per month. tx
penSGs less than most school, a1lurding
equal advantages. For further particulars
address
Dr. III. j. MOFFETT,
President lonrd Directors Lancaster, Dallas
County, Texas. aug2}d2W,twlm
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Personal.

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| Fiith School Reader from one OF the
rooms OF the Crutchtcld House WIN return
the same to MIR, Tom Johnson, he viii confer
II great favor ON the Ownur. nugW1t
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For Sale.

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SELECT MALE SCHOOL

The undersigned viii, on THE FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, open n Select
Male School nj the residence OF Mrs. Fox, on
The Mckinney rond, one mile from The Pub
lie square.
FERMs--SlO, Sl5 and So per session OF live
months, Incidental fee, 81.
Pupils charged rom the time of entrance
to the end Ut the AcSsion. Payments Month
ly In advance. Refers to Rev. W, II. Run
ner lcNingto n,Na,, and Capt Geo. MCllerSh
Dallas. 40. NcCORIGIE. Nuel7d3w
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EABM--A highly cultivated tarm with
L good house, barn, orchards, ETC., in llli-
nois, for Texas land, Or Dallas property.
Address Editor Herald iyl3-u
OuSE--The handsomcst and best house
L In Lawrence, being well painted and
pnpered, and having large cistern OF splen-
did water Win exchange for Dallas city
property. Address box ~. Dallas. sepl-2t
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BUGGY AND HARNESS One bccOnd-
ID hand Top Buggy ana Harness; buggy
in good running order Apply 10 A. W. Col
Inns, opposite California Wagon Yard.
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10 Trade or Exchange

nLD PAPERS AT this office, In quaint.
~ Ties to suit, AT VI n hundred. jy2b-ti
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ID class board Mt SO Pacific avenue, rear 81
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PATHWAY TICKErA-rwo tickets from
IL PlttsbuIg to New York and return; good
December n, 1876. Address y, Y, care lIor-
aid Office. nug2N II
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Nj iSSOURl LAND--MO acres OF land In
| wi Missouri, cheap, TIL" perfect, or viii eX-
change for Dallas city property Address,
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PADDLE rONI--A first. class snddlo pony
- must be sold before eight o'clock. Apply
Mt this office. nugVl n
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The OLD Dream thar LED DlsraeII 90
Make "a New Title for she Queen.


llteported by a World Correspondent.
~ dreamed that was Prime Minis,
Ter Of England In Il time OF overwhelm.
Ing disaster. | dreamed that another
great c0nqueror like Napoleon had
arisen, had overrun Europe, had de-
teated our fleets, had invaded England
ana destroyed our armies. London
was In his hands, his army was nd.
vancing In three columns toward the
west, his fleet held the English chan.
mel and was sailing toward 81. Georges
channel. The queen was at Edinburg,
and We still had an army at Derby. n
ileet In the Irish and an immense body
OF unarmed vessels In harbor from the
Mersey to the Clyde. | hastened 10
Liverpool aud ordered the instant vic.
tualing and equipment Of all these
vessels. Then rushed to the Queen:
Madam, said |, Il have the honor 10
announce to you that England, Scot
land, Ireland and Wales will certain.
" be overrun and pros.rated by the
invader, but the British empire still
survives. You must save the empire
you alone can do it, How can
save my kingdom, Mr.. Disraeli !? the
queen asked. Il hope you have no UNI
worthy proposition-but no--you know
how venerable the crown | wear IL.
Madam, | replied, Il did not say save
your Kingdom, for that is lost already.
! said save your empire. A fleet awaits
you, an escort Is ready; there is yet
time. Go TO India, and, rearing your
standard there, bid defiance TO the
world Her majesty's eyes kindled.
Let steps be instantly taken to for
ward our embarkation. We will sail
at once
~ dreamed that we did 80 EN- bark,
and, though pursued and harassed,
made good our voyage round the Cape
OF Good Hope, to India. ] dreamed
that there we consolidated great EN-.
pire and dehed the conqueror's utmost
efforts. We built fleet that drove his
vessels from the Indian seas; we drilled
and gave life to great army; We formed
alliances with the swarming Mongol
tribes and procured their cooperation.
The British Empire in Calcutta was
greater than the British Empire in
London had ever dreamed of being; so
great, IN fact, that the conquerer had
to come from Europe and attempt TO
destroy us or be destroyed himself, He
marched upon our frontiers, already
extended far into Persia, and we
marched to meet him. 1t was Asia
once more advancing westward to the
conquest of Europe coming eastward.
There was battle, the mightiest ever
fought, somewhere upon the Euphra-
ties. We conquered, and forty days
later the queens standard waved over
the minarets and domes of Constanti-
nople. She was empress of the Eastern
hemisphere"
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Jacksonville (Tennessee) Sun: Hon.
l. %. C. Atkins delivered very able
argument in the United States House
of Representatives, the 18th instant,
ON the proposition to extend govern
ment aid to the Texas and Paclnc Kall-
way. The argument is, II anything,
more forcible than that of lion; John
C. Brown, which was delivered before
the committee some time since, IL Is
irresistible in its conclusions, ana II
Congress fails to aid the southern
Pacific in view of all the facts IL VIII
he due us much to the recreancy Oh
some of our Southern representative
90 IN any other one thing While II Is
a sectional measure, it affects SoutherL
interests more nearly than the interest
Of other sections, and should com
mand a united Southern support IL Is
on enterprise thoroughly nationa I'm its
character, yet its construction WouIu
give a vitality to the whoie 9ou.he CIV
Country such as has iever oeeh Ell ca,
nerienced since the war. Ihat IL VIII,
be built, we regard certainly, oec9 " J
| il IL a commercial necessity, anu II
democratic Congress will not ala H.
Conyress Of another complexion a
some future day will aid 1t.
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The Two Stories Of n Hunter and n
Farmer.

Farmer.
Speaking of shooting ducks, says
DR.. f., "puts me in mind OF the great
storm that occurred when | lived on
the iss,nd. AS you are all well aware,
our island was near Casco Bay an
awful storm arose, and was so fierce
that it drove all the ducks in the bay
into a pond, covering about an acre,
near my house. In fact, so many ducks
crowded into that pond that ! could
not see drop of water"
"Sho," says Smith, "didn't We shoot
any of 'em ?"
"Thats what was coming ut. |
went into the house and got my dou-
le-barreled shot gun, and discharged
both barrels right into the midst Of
them, but to my astonishment they all
arose into the air, leaving not solita'
ry duck on the pond."
"Good gracious! You don'tsa so,
SAYS Smith. "Did'nt you hev any shot
in yer gsn, or what in thunder was tie
trouble?" ID,
"Well, | was coming to that" said
DR.. +. az astonised me at first; but as
soon as the ducks rose few hundred
Yards in the air and commenced to
separate little, ducks began to drop,
and whether you believe it or not, L
picked up twenty-nine barrels of ducks,
and il was a poor season for ducks, too,
You see the ducks were wedged IN so
solid on the pond they carried the dead
ones in the air with them, and when
they separated down came the twenty
nine barrels of dead ducks"
"Oh,n says Smith, "Pm not surpris-
ed at that at all or of the big lot OF
ducks yer bagged, for it was an awful
storm, remember it well, doctor.
had at that time corn-barn full OF
corn; on one side of the barn was an
open window, and on the other side
was knot hole; and during the storm
the wind blew 80 fierce that IL blew
every ear of corn right through the
knot hole, and the hole being just the
size of cob only, the result was that
it shelled every ear, leaving the corn
i'm the barn, and the next morning
found my corn barn half full OF shelieu
corn and not single cob. l had a Gu.
riosity to know where the coos hau
gone to. | went to the rear OF the barn
and followed the line of those coos
over eleven miles, and at distance OF
about five miles large, tirst-growth
nine tree stood In the track, and darn
me II the wind hadn't driv cobs into
that ,ere tree from top to bottom. On,
doctor, that was an awful storm"
Eyes, ~ signs the doctor, lawful.
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SOCIETIES.
Masonic.

AhsUhICs
All Masonic bodies meet at 5lO Main street.
Per c. NJ. Wheat's store.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arcn
lasons, meets at the Chapter Rooms IN tns
~ o. Dallas, on the first Monday IN eaen
bonlh.
Z.E. CooMBEs, NJ. Y. ii. p.
JcEpH l.. FISHER, Secretary.
fAhNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, I. d A. M.
peeis on the second and last Saturday even
gs OF each month, at the Masonic Hall.
Il. q. BOWER, w. NJ.
w.K. CORNISH, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No AZ f. 4 A. NJ,
Fset on the frat and third Saturday even
gs of every month, ut Its hall over U. NJ
'' y" v. G. COMMON, W. NJ.
AW. NowLIN. Secretary.
odd rellOws.
tlrka Lodge, U. D., IL 0. 0. f.. meets a
nehardson, Dallas county, every Weuhes
T evening, at half-past J o,S,ocSS;r ~ "a
J.s. FLOYD, Secretary.
KlDGELEY ENCAMPMENT NO. -, 4. y
f, meets on the first and thru , rius.
|flghts in each month, at the Odd Feiiows
|Hal, J. II. DAVIS, {. r.
l. WAGNER, Scribe.
paLLAS LODGE No. "A, j. v. ". :, M 81
|Sneyery Wednesday night. at the oSa Ee'
|}Ow Hall. b. CANDY, N IT,
a. THEvENET, Secretary.
Trinity LODGE No. Il o. q. f., meet
If'ssy Monday nightat Odd Fellows nal;
A. 8. JET, Nc
MI Ill MCCONNELL, Secretary. IT
thOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, l. o. u. 4
5SSs ss every Saturday night at the Thoma
pnapel church.
SION s. RECORD. W. c. T.
W. RECORD W. Secretary.
pALLAs LODGE No. l4S, l. o. G. r., NEE
|Nsly friday night, at their lodge room, o
-Nn Street, between Austin and Lamar.
&1, JOSEPH SWAIN, W. y. Il.
~, hoNRALUs, W. y.
v.slTED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANC
Il hpIss every Monday night at old Collet
~"aine' Elm street, at eight o'clock p. NJ.
. Iva M. b. FRANKLIN, w. Z.
n - B'Maf B,Rith,
u Sssa,Li.As LODGE NO. ls7, B'NAI BRIT
E. sseNs eyery second and fourth Tuesday
n.n,m Mh. President, ID. aosiin; vice pre-
Rissn Noise Kahn; secretary, Joseph
vi RsSnM monitor, D. aoslin; treasurer, Ems
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A negro named Wallace Hays was
shot and killed, last Wednesday, aoou.
nine miles north o: Clarksviile, oy
two men claiming to be Deputy I'M
ted States Marshuls, while attempting
to escape, as they claimed, the service
of warrant for horse stealing. SUI,
seouently brother of the deceased
negro swore out warrant against Que
Garrett Igo, charging him win tne
murder. Igo was arrested OUT AFTER
ward escaped.
They are having rough time OF II
| in Brenham with the children. Tue
measles, chicken-pox and whooping
cungh all prevail, and all three ATTACH u
q child at once, which Is about AZ
nnch az even Texas youngster can
worry through.
A man named Murrah was sho. a.
Fort Concho a few days ago. ne wa a
in a drinking saloon at the time, IN.
was shot in the back by an ank ., .sl
party. he will recover rom VIZ
wound.
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aOFFIClAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

'NsyOr-W. l.. Cabell.
| Elgineer-W lillian NJ. johnson.
Atorney-Wi lillian M. Edwards.
Hghasurer-Robert II. West.
B. Hereford.
assessor and Collector-Thomas j. heetoh
Aarshal-J unius Peak.
|Health Officer:-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
ward: II. Ervny, +. l.
FlIImette. j. W. Crowdus. Second ward;
lipd DAVIS and A. I. 0benchain., THIRD
rfi; d. h. Grove, B. =. Jett and W. J
bone. Fourth ward; n. V, Tompkins ahd
\ c, McLure. u.ivo
COnmissioner of Immigration--I. MsnloVe
I'M offices of the various city officers arc
eMe city market house. The board OF Al
h,Hen meet in regular session NJ tne coun
4 mom over the market, every Tuesday
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rur DAILY HERALD.

oA,I.Y HERALD IL published every
TIE pAatxrcept Monday, at $40 a year, In
p0mlns, etSor 4 months 81 for one month ,
fancei y, % one week single copies, 8 cents.
cent. ~, M, Herald Is now furnished 10 SUBJ
I Tue Da,,y carrier ut Is cents per week, The
ehbers NJ me- delivered regularly each morn
lbpar WIZ aa oyl hour, 10 any part OF the city
BIZ al ~ nr Ss Within mile and half OF the
pd NDu,Se subscribers failing. TO receive
fah h lnep win obllge by reporting this
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On Tuesday, The 4tl Day Of April Next,

for Municipal officers of the City of Dallas.
The officers 10 be elected are a Mayor, a
| City Secretary, an Assessor and Collector, a
city Attorney Il City Treasurer, City
Engineer, n City Marshall, two Aldermen
for the First Ward, two Aldermen fer
the Second Wad, two Aldermen for the
Third Ward ana two Aldermen for the
Fourth Ward.
! The pols will be opened promptly at eight
o'clock am, and kept open unti SIX o'clock
, M, with AN iniermission OF one hour
beginning Mt twelve IN.
The following Will he the polling places in
the different Wards of the city, viz;
In the First Ward-At the window OF the
northeast room Of the Courthouse, lower
floor.
In the Second Ward-At Russel's Broom
Factory.
In the Third Ward-At Buckhorn Corner.
In the Fourth Ward-At W. q. Ioungs
Schoolhouse
The Presiding officers are:
For the First Ward--G. II. Kendall.
For the Second Ward-W. ID. Sneed,
For the Third Ward-Capt A. IL Shepherd.
For the Fourth Wnrd--Maj Jno. q. Eakins.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and the corporate seal OF the city
Of Dallas, this, lst day of March, 1870.
W. l.. CABELL, Msyos.
Attest
j, b. HEREFORD, Secretary. mari.dtd
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THE GRAIN MARHET.

.CORN-Stock light. We quote, Texas k,c
knnsas, hnsked, 0Oc; sacked, 7Og76c
WHEAT Good demand, Receipts llaht
No. 2 red, 81 10; No. y, $50.
BARLEI-btock small with little demand
run bright 0Oc' common, b95Oc.
uATS-Receipts moderate with good de
mand: Prime red, 5c; mixed aud black, zoe
WE-Stock small, with little or no de-
lnand, Good medium, soc per bushel.
HhAN-Martet well supplied with li,ir de-
mand, We quote at lc percwt.
HAl-We quote at Sl0ell6 per ton,
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WEEKLY HERALD

,yrrKIY HERALD Will be pub
THE WEE saturday morning. subscrip-
neg SS' per annum slS b .S5 sI q taSsS
IN less pei,ltents Inserted 1T tn rate OF 81 20
n avert ,r Tie irst Insertion, and 10 cents
N each ices. marriages, deaths, public
fODInaryo n hUi of thanks, ETC., TO be paid for
peelii9lssI yrrtisoment rates.
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n,uROAD TIME TABLE.
, and Departure OF Trains al
Dallas.
.,,,roN AND TExAs CENTRAL.
THE MAILS.
A., and Departure OF Mails at Dallas Pos
ONCE.
Northern Mail.

Ia
n. M X. and T. II. r., comprising western,
,SS,n and eastern states, New York ana
inionis mails, arrivesat 6:2j p IN; departs
-Tnm, Pouch closes ut IN.
"A II Southern mail.
Var Orleans and southern Louisiana, CAL
.,,or Houston, Austin, Waco, anu all olner
oIuts In southern Texas. arrives ~ 74o
a Ssparts at 8:25 p m. Pouch closes NJ p IN.
IA Eastern Mail,
N. = and p. RI, comprising southern and
a l,iie states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
bis little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
p,Isrn Texas, arrives daily at lO0b, m: de-
a n daily at 6l5 p IN. Pouch closes NJ .
r. western Mail.
5,om Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
Esaiherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksboro
i N western posts, arrives at 4Np p m; de-
&rts Of 500 a III.
4 Cedar Hill Mall.
CEDAR Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
fmbers, arrives at O p IN Wednesday ana
Errday; departs Monday and Thursday at
y" Denton Mail.
Benton, Bolivar, Elizabethtown, Boyd's
pIE Lewlsville and Trinity Mills, arrives
4 III. m. Monday, Wednesday and saturday.
DEPARTS at 0. a. IN. alternate days.
Grapevine Mail
lrhyes every Monday ut p. m, Departs
hesday at . a. m.
ONCE Hours.
Delivery window, n. m. TO 3 p, M; money
rttr window, 8 a. IN. to IL m, and nom p:
bOlp. IN. Stamps sold from a. m. to
Lm Letters registered only during money
pliers hours.
an persons having complaints against the
be on any a,cOunt, Will please present the
Inc, in whiting or in person, to the Post
fSler.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

district Judge---H. Barksdale, Dallas.
(riminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher'
ban. ,,,.
District Attoruey-Ed. g. Bower, paIlas;
kexander HARDWOOD. NIL, \,
'Deputy Clerks--R. ID. Rawlins, Pierre M
fown, William A. HARDWOOD.
Sheritf-James Il. Barkley.
fClerk-R. Ii. Ably.
sTax Clerk-E. NJ. Barkley.
Deputy Sheriffs-J. M. Chapman. Thomas
Scott, Beverly Scott, Harry Farmer JONI
H.Bowen, George w. Walker, James Moshel
n. W. Hobbs, Joe Record and Mute ogueh.
NJ. Cook.
1feasurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide Inspector-Thomas John
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY.

OFFICE OF TuE HKRAI.p, I
Dallas, Texas, March 80, 1919, !
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CHANGE OF TIME:
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, MAY 80, 1875
Trains viii Arrive and Depart from Dallas
M follows, sundays exoeptedi
OLosR CONNECTION

OL0SR CONNECTION
AZ Minneoia ana intornationai Junction,
with trains on the International and Great
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
Huntsville, Houston and Galveston. AZ
shreveport, with the Red river boats, FOR
New Orleans and tho south, and with tho El
paso Mail Company's Atagee for Monroe,
vicksburg and the bouth. AZ vexarkans,
with the NafNf A5ifA afit nnt EoHtf
cArRo AND yupros RAILROAD. ron
NJ, Louis, Memphis, Lsuisvin Cairo. Chieas
ALL POINTS NORTH AMI EAST.
INQUIRE for theough tickets anu rates 10 all
important points % the Texas and Pacific
Railway once, corner Lamar street and Pa.
y Berths aud staterooms In Pullman Palace
Sleeping Oars can be secured nj oil hours Of
tho day GU application 10 u. X. ThomanI
aEO. NOBLE,
ratra General Superintendent
W. II. NEWMAN, ea44fauo48
aspsral Passsnr~ Assni. as
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IIlSrICRS or IHR PEACE.

Precinct No. IN. NJ. Burtord presiding
lstice), Dallas.
Precinct No. 2--William Sprowls, Ian
1ster. MI.
Precinct No. 3-N. o. McAdams, rive
Iile Creek.
Precinct No. 4-Thomas L. Frank, Breck
fridge.
Precinct No, 5-Thomas D. Coates, Scyene
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C0NsTABLES

Precinct No. la. H.Hardin
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. S-R. +. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. $. Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A. Fisher.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested a. announce y, 4, Lyle IN a
statloner at large. Election always at 507,
Main street,
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Hur, & smith, Office on Main street over
State Savings Bank. ieo2odu
w. 4. Oldham. ONCE In Mitchie's building,
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street.
Janlidtf s.e
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, NO.
2o5 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oct29-dtf
Aldredge Geo. N, Io5 Main street, near
Courthouse.
Mccoy a Mccoy, Office south side OF Court
house square 1.
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I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w questcd 10 announce barnett Gibbs
rs n candidate for city Attorney, the olec-
10 II 10 DO held In April next. d
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorneys at Law


J. M. Hayes. Attorney at Law, 20l Com
merce street (south of Continuously, Dallas,
claims. aprltf
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested 10 announce W, M, Edwards
as u candidate for city Attorney, At tho
municipal election, on the ith OF April.
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