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VILLOUGHBY,
HILL & CO,
Outfttte1's for the
Male Sex.

ALEXANDRE'S KID GLOVES,
first quality, for $1.50 per pair.
We have only rs dozen, AM, when
sold, shall have no more to offer
at less than the regular price.
In our CRYSTAL SUNLIGHT
there can be seen displayed on
forms over so different styles of
new Suits,--:ges 2 to 8, and for all
ages,--in their respective depart
ments. We are prepared to show
a more complete assortment than
ever before.
We would be much pleased to
receive a call from and have you
pass upon our goods before buy
ing.
We want your PATRONAGE,
which, it we once get, we will en-.
deayor to keep, treating you i'll
such q manner and selling so
close to cost that you will not care
to go elsewhere.
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acrm.py and AIaaeo.Lorraine,

London Spectator: M. Besancon,
deputy for Metz TO the German Reich
stag, drew on Monday pathetic pic
ture OF the consequences Of annexa-
tion TO that city. There are 5000
empty houses, and the value OF prop
erty has fallen from 10000, 900 marks
TO 40, 900, while the failures increase
every year, yet tho tax assessments re-
main the same. Thousands OF sop
tantst are being expelled, amidst
"despair OF which you can form no
ldea,n M. Besancon entreatod his
hearers not TO pass such distress cold
" by, and had the courage TO propose
that Germany should restore Alsaoe
and Lorraine, whose national senti-
ment, M the elections showed, re-
manned Interchangeable, and thus carry
out great act OF national reconcilia.
ton. "Then would all the burden
some war preparations cease" and
nations cease to distrust one another.
No reply was made to this speech, but
II Ia u symptom OF a change OF feeling
I'm Germany that II could be made at
all without cries OF treason. Venice
had TO wait FOR eighty years.
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A case Of IIyaTophobis.

Though the New England confer
enee had the good sense 10 vote down
the Observation-Disclosures resolutions OF
fered by Rev Dr. Mallallen, they could
not prevent that gentleman from CIV
Ing the brethren another valuable piece
Of his mind, which IN summarized ah
follows
{" lie said that II was his belief that,
II United states troops had not been
stationed Ia South Carolina, Louisiana
and Florida, Samuel j, 1ilden would
have been president OF the United
States, Illden was compared 10 the
traitor Aaron Burr aud the speaker
said that lao (lllden) would have
been elected had not u, \, Grant loud
applause, that man Of iron continued
applause, true 10 right aud ooun'
Try, sprung forward aud seized the
raging southern lion right la tho midst
OF his mane,b Loud and long con.
tlnued applause, The speaker related
his experience 10 show the animua Of
tho Wade Hampton movement, and
stated that tho continued oppression
OF tho o0l0red people would follow
from the withdrawal OF the trOops. lie
denounced the "trade" which had been
made with Wade Hampton, aud ear
nestly called upon the members OF the
conference 10 awake % the fact that
there was yet great battle 10 DO fought
for God aud humanity In defence OF
the oppressed Of the SOUTH"
Judging from the symptoms, we
should say that Rev DIR. Mullallen had
been bitten by Spltz dog. He ought
TO be muLzled and tied up,
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singular Accident-AnMan Kicked by
Hog Into Rolling water.

A frightlul accident occurred about
nine o'clock yesterday morning al the
pork-packirg establishment OF JOY
Brothers, near the corner OF Second
street and Bremen avenue. An en-
ployee named Pierce CAN'T was en-
gagged IN killing hogs, and stood upon
staging, which surrounded large
vat of boiling water, in which the ami.
mails were plunged when killed to ia
cilitate the work of cleaning. An
enormous fat hog that was being
butchered died very hard, and In its
final struggle gave Gantz kick, which
knocked him directly into the vat OF
boiling water. His shrieks were blood
curdling, and several fellow workmen
who ran to his assistance experienced
considerable trouble in getting him
out, owing to his agOnized struggles.
When finally drawn upon the platform
he presented frightful picture Of boil
ed flesh, and his means were most pit
iful. A physician was summoned,
who did everything possible to alleyi.
ate his pain, and he was then placed
In a wagon and taken to his home,
which was not far distant. 1t il fear
ed that his injury will prove fatal.
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ANOTHER journal reminds its readers
that party lines are not strictly drawn
in every case, and that when Fred.
Douglass, colored, was confirmed as
United States marshal for the District
Of Columbiaseveral democratic senators,
including Coke, ofTexas, Beck, of Ken.
lucky, Hill, OF Georgia. Morgan, of Ala.
bama, voted for him. Lamar, Of Mis-
sissippi, was absent, but said he would
have voted for Douglass il he had been
present. = Gdlvestoa Ne,cs.
With reference 10 the above extract
from the news column OF the Galveston
Nevs, We have simply to say that we
know the fact 10 be, that Governor Coke
not only did not vote for the confrma-
ton Of Fred Douglass. but did vote
against his confirmation Waco Eram-
liner.
The above charge from the Naos and
its refutation by the Eraminer, Governor
Coke's home paper, sets that gentleman
sauarely on the record against the policy
Of appointing incompetents, simply be-
cause they happen, as party leaders, "a
belong to any race, or come from any
single condition OF society.
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GALVESTON, Houston and other cite

GALVESTON, Houston and other cities
are moving to regulate the sanitary con-
dition of their surroundings. Indeed
in q few weeks we will be sweltering in
the heat and scorching sunshine of mid
summer, and early and intelligent at
tention to the sanitary interests Of Texas
towns, becomes an immediate and most
pressing necessity, Nowhere in the
state is there greater necessity for
sanitary precautions than here in Dali
las. An efficient and thorough system
of drainage or sewerage overtops every
thing else in Importance, and our city
council will be derelict if steps are not
soon taken to secure this. Let the best
attention of the council, property holds
ers and civil engineers be given to this
subject at once. Such an experience as
Shreveport or Calvert had In 1873, will
stir all classes of officials as well as
property holders up to the Importance
OF this suggestion.
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NJ. POINTER ys. II. d. ZACHERY. No 49,
Justice Court, Precinct No, 4, Dallas
Hountry. The STATE OF TEX Az:
IhE SHERIFF, or any Cons able Of
II Dallas County, greeting: where's oath
mas been made before me BY 81. Pointer that
~ u. zachary lisa transient person. go tbat
we ordinary process of law cannot he served
upon hiini you are hereby commanSaJ
thai YOU by making publication OF iris
citation In some newspaper printei in sa15
county For three successive weeks be fore liz
ttnfn day hereof, summon the sad n m
naekary 70 be and appear before me, NJ 49,.
ouee, NO, 9i Main street, in the t,I,,, ~ nj
lasl IN the county OF Dallas, ON tie IN az.
on nay ~, 70 answer the com plaInt n, az
sall III. POINTER, for the sum OF one h,ndr..J
an an IoI iy.nNe dollars ard twenty-five cents
Que a. damages for n breach Of The rsy,e,,ss,
" asonyeyarce made by the said zachssyy,
70 he faid Pointer, OF n certain hof,ss 49,
lol IN the City Of Dallas, sit1ated On s ,hu
wood street. ahu mar
Herein fail not, and Of this writ rnara 49,
re nfn 80 the law directs. uue
uiSen under my land this the 81 dav NJ
APih'Et' g. MCLURE. Vi
Justice OF the p,ec.
Precinct No. I, Dallas COUNT
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American rlas- in Rome.

New York Graphic: A correspou-
dent writes that two United States
flags stand alone In the corner of the
great hall Of the Propaganda at Rome.
The story is that In one Of the Italian
rebelllons, the leader OF the insurgents
planted his cannon befoie the Propa-
gands, Intending TO destroy IL. The
Papal authorities begged Senator Cass
to save the building by the power OF
the American flag; neither the flag OF
England, France nor Austria would be
respected, but the American flag
would. Alter much hesitation, Mr..
Cass publicly removed his consulate
10 the Propaganda and raised the dag
Of our Union over lts roof. The chief
Of the insurgents swore he would not
fire on the flag. made his cannon
ready, and moved away. The Propa-
ganda was saved, and the flags have
this homer for the good they did In
time OF peril.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14

g COLONEL MILLS may or may not be
governor of Texas before he dies There
are few honest men in the state who
would esteem it a calamity were he to
be elected next term, nor would any OF
his compeers from Texas, or the south,
who voted differently on the electoral
commission matter, regard ii as a
Stumbling" if it were done. Such men
as Mills can afford to wait for the pleas.
ure OF the people, and the people never
fail to call for them, sooner or later.
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Toombs' Idea ofIt.

General Robert Toombs, of Georgia,
on the subject Of democrats accepting
office under Hayes, says: at Is not
very probable that any announcement
pressure will be brought upon South.
ern democrats to aid President Hayes
In carrying on his usurped and fraudu-
lent government. III he desires to re-
eruit from the followers OF the demo-
cratic standard in the south, he can
readily do 30 without compromising
his own policy or principles or those OF
his appointees.n
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rrRusrEE's sALE-By virtue of n deed o.

UNRUSTEE'S SALE BY virtue of deed OF
Il trust, made and executed by Bernard
hammil, of the county Of Marion and State
OF Indiana, dated 2lst day OF February, 1875,
TO secure Herman Gtieve, OF the county of
Monroe, In tine State of Wisconsin, In the
payment OF one note, dated 2lst day OF Feb
ruary, 1876, for two hundred dollars and due
twelve months from the date thereof, bear
ing interest from date Mt the rate OF ten per
cent per annum. At the request OF said Her
man Grieve will sell ut the court house door
in the city of Dallas, county of Dallas, State
of Texas, on the 5uh day OF Nay, 1871, for
cash In hand, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
". m. and o'clock p. m the following de-
scribed tract of land, to-wit: All that tract
of land situated and being In the county OF
Wise and State OF Texas, and being about
two and one-half miles east OF Decatur, in
said county of Wise, IA follows, to-wit. Be-
ginning ut the southwest corner of Martins
Cooper's $40 acre survey, a blackberry marked
y; thence east 100 varas, Sweetwater creek
at 800 varas, a stone mound at the foot of II
prairie hill, from which q Spanish oak, "a
inches, bears north 81 east 81 varas; thence
south 400 varas 70 n stone mound, Spanish
oak, 10 inches, bears north 30 varas; thence
west 800 varas to n branch of Sweetwater
creek ut 7l6 varas. stone mound in prairie;
thence north $40 varas Sweetwater creek
passing the southeast corner of John q. Lo-
gan In all 1898 varas to stone mound; thence
east 7T6 varas, stone mound; thence south
AS pass the northwest corner OF j. r..
Wagner's i60 acre preemption survey, north
1888 varas his southwest corner; thence west
500 varas, n stone mound, the northwest
corner OF M. CooperS $40 acre. thence
south 309i varas 10 the place of beginning,
containing three hundred aud one acres.
Raid deed of trust was recorded March IL,
1876, in vol. 81, pages 40, al and AZ, Dallas
county records OF deeds, and on the 9Th day
OF April, 1875, book NJ pages $50, 54O and 54i
Wise county records OF deeds.
This April IL, Ia7.
d. G.. b. WELLBORN,
aprl3d20t Trustee.
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THE STATE OF TEXAs-To all person
Il interested In the guardianship of the
estate OF Susie j. and Cora X. Johnson. mi.
nors: q, W Oootes, Guardian, has tiIed, in
lne 1ounly court OF Dallas County, his final
exhibit of the condition OF said estate IN.
getheI with nis application to be discharged
thereirom, which Will be heard at the next
term OF said court, commencing on the thru
Monday In May, A. ID. ls77, at the Court
house, In the City of Dallas, at which time
all persons Interested In said GuardianshIn
may appear and contest said application II
they see proper. -
Witness, A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk of Dali
las county, Texas, Given under NV
hand, and the Seal of said Conr, 81
once, In City OF Dallas, this ilth day
March, A, ID, lST7. N''
A. HARDWOOD,
mrhlT-wgt ' AeAas'
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Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly
For April has made Its appearance, and with
II comes illustrations OF n most varied and
interesting character. Here we have the la
dies of the White House from Martha Wash
ington down to Lucy Webb Hayes; all about
the famous Tower OF London; Pine Forest
INDUSTRIES Southern Scenes; Manufacture Of
Indian shawls and II most OF other subjects;
besides entertaining stories and instructive
Information on MANY popular subjects, poe
etry, wit, humor, etc, ETC., from the pen Of
celebrated authors. IL is certainly the cheap
est and one OF the most thorough maya.
zinea In the world. o. 50 to Frank Leslie, $50
Pearl street, New York, win secure copy OF
the MONTHLY, postpaid, for one year.
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Centaur
LininnentS.
One Kind for the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals

These Linlments are simply the wonder of
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
The White Imminent is for the human
family. 1t will drive Rheumatism, Sciaticn
and neuralgia from the system; cure Lum-
bago, Chilblains, Lock;jaw Palsy, Itch, and
most CataneouS EruptiOns; it extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, and the poison
OF oites and stings of yenomous reptiles; 1t
suDdues swellings, and alleviates pain of
every kind. When sprains or bruises occur,
IL IS the most potent remedy ever discovered
10 heal the injured parts. The Centaur Lin
linent IL used with great efficacy tor Sore
Ihroat, IO0thdclte, Cdked Breasts, Earache.
and Weak Back. The following is but a sam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HOME, JEFF. Co., Ind, May 2S. 1874.
u thiDk IL my duty to inform you that 1
nave suffered much with aUolIen feet and
chords. A few bottles of Centaur Liniment
mas U0Ho me lC0r& for me. | have not been
tree from tAese swellings in eight pears Now
1 am pelJcctiy ,oeit. The Iiniment ought to
be applied warm.
"BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof is in the trial. 1t il reliable, IL
Is handy, it is cheap, and every family
should have the White Centaur Liniment.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment is
adapted TO the tough muscles, cords and
mesh OF horses and animals. 1t has perform
ed more wonderful cures in three wears Of
SPAWN, Strain, Wind-galls, Scratches.
Sweeny, and general LRmeness. than ali
other remedies in existence. Read what the
great ENpressmen say of 1t:
NEW YORK, January. 1874
Every owner of horses should give tho
Centaur Llniment trial. We consider n
the best article ever sed in our stables.
III. MARSH,
"Supt Adams Elk. Stables, NY.
"E, PULTZ,
"Supt. u. ). Elk. Stables, N, Y,
.I.. "ALBERT y. OLIN.
"Supt. Nat. Elk. Stables, N. W
The best patrons of this Linimentare Far
ers ana veterinary Surgeons, who are con |
nnaliy using some Liniment, II heals
Gals, wounds and Poll-evil, removes swaii,
lngs, and Is worth millions OF dollars an
nuaiiy TO Farmers, Livery-men, Stock grow.
or cattle. having horses
What Farrier cannot do for s9O the Gan.
lant Liniment will do Mt trifling cost.
=, These Liniments are sold by Mi ,iealars
the country. They are warranted
oy the proprietors, and bottle will be given
20 any Farrier or PLY stefan who desiT.s ~
Laboratory of ]. B. Rose & Co..
40 Day ST., NEW yOpU
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The commission to Louisiana mack
ono proposition which fully illustrates
their mission They propose to the
Nichols legislature to elect Packard to
the senate, in payment OF his enforced
retirement from the governship, To the
credit of the Nichols men, they have
refused. Was ever the radical trading
proclivitics more clearly shown up than
in this affair?
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"Old ReIiabIe..

There are many reputed remedies for that
very prevalent disease, Chronic Nasal Ca
tarrh, but none which have given genera
satisfaction and become acknowledged stan
dard preparations, except DIR. Sage's Catanh
Remedy. IL continues TO enjoy an unprece-
dented popularity. This reputation h as been
earned through the permanent cures which
1t has wrought, having proved itself a spe-
cific in the worst forms of tho disease.
Pierces Pocket Memorandum Books are
given away at drug stores.
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The New York customhouso is to
come through the tolls it seems. Rich
developments are expected, The field
of national commissions Is to be OK,
tended, and now that blessed New York
customhouse is in for visit. But sup,
pose the commission refuse to go "be>
hind the returns y
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Having large and extensive correspon.
dence throughout The older settled States.
this Company IN their special obIect a. ~
duclng Immigration " Texas, possesses "a -.
facilities fnf the placing Of large or small
bodies OF land 20 colonists or others
IN names OF the Incorporation OF ibts
company are strong guarantee Of reiiabll-
iti honesty and fair dealing, both In raur.-
sentstlcn u quality. and title % lands.
Parties having lands or town prur,eytr t,v
sale, would do we'll 70 place fliefIi In the
hands Of this company.
Property with imperfect title will No, n.
handled By this company.
Corr spondence solicited. and will be
promptly attended 10 BY iiressiug.
2. N. FLOURNOY,
. Attorney aud Agent
aphe-ddSlm R0. npx, l0l.
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ADJUTASrGrSERAL STEELE IL In San
Antonio, In attendance upon his sick
wife II seems she has a tumor which
can only be cured by surgical opera.
ton, and the chances are even US TO
whether she will succumb or survive
under the operation. The general has
our sympathies
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HOneV.


Pitchers Castorin is n com Mate .rhs,,-
tnte Tor Castor OIL, and is as pleasant to tate
T s inhQQney. ~ Is particularly adapted 10
Ieelhlng and Irritable children. M destroys
Moims, asslmnlates the food, Regulates tbs
s,omach, and cures Wind Collie. Few ren,o
C.r,s are i, as ethcaclous for Feverishness.
, ,rJup, worms and Whooping Cough. Gas,
. rs scientific and purely Vegetable
preparation, more effective III an Casior MI
ana neither gags or grlpes. ~ SAi'
~. GoLuxBrA, Conn, May 9, 1879,
Gents have a family of eight cbilaxo,,
ana nave used as much Castoria as any fam,
ny IN me United States, I usfnk, / have
never found anything equal 10 IL. NV chiis
dren nave been saved from a fevay ss,saraI
~, unnes oy the use Of Castoria. Trecommend
us US us ior children, for many iiseses thew
a z suolect 70, In preference TO any medicins
snow Of. feel Il my duty 10 give This eng
Tic, ncss on account Of the benefits have tie.
riVeu ~ the use OF Castoria,
x.,oo Very truly yours
tep3f NORMAN - frTTru
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Tnr Fort Worth Daily Democrat has
been enlarged 10 seven column paper,
and Ia very greatly improved otherwise,
We rejoice 10 note these unfalllng signs
OF prosperity In tho Democrat II Ia u
good paper, and deserves tho largest
measure OF success.
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TIE Corsicana Inder comes to us this
week with its quilts all set the wrong
way. We shall not attempt to smooth
them down, because these tempests in
tea pots, though terrible for time,
soon hiss and sputter themselves out.
We have confidence that this will occur
in the present case, and as the matter
isn't important, we can afford to wait,
and prefer to do 1t.
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SUNDAY mail trains on our principa.
railway lines would be n great boon to
Texas, In this young and rapidly grow
ing state one days delay in the mail
service becomes serious matter, and
is often productive of no end of vexa>
tious delay in business matters. Let
us have Sunday mail service by all
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v Word OF warning TO Counterfei,er.

v word OF Warming 10 Counterfeftefs
The widespread fame OF HosrErrERs
STOMACH BlrrERs causes n necessity an our
part to remind, from time to time, whom n
may concern, Of the fact that Initiating said
article Is a punishable offence, and we now
give this word OF caution, that we will most
assuredly have all those persons engaged in
re.nlllng our secondhand bottles, selling by
the gallon or barrel, or In any manner what.
soever palming OF on the public a spurious
article purporting 10 be our preparation.
punished 10 the fullextent Of the law. We
never fall TO convict, as the New Orleans and
81. LOUIS Court Records fully anirm. Penalty
for counterfelting, or dealing IN counterfeit
trade mark goods, NJ set forth In a law re.
Gently passed by Congress" Fine not ex.
eeeding si,ooo. or imprisonment not more
than two years, or both such nne and i'm.
prisenment.
NorrcE TO DEALxRs AsD PuscHaskRs-
Hostetters Bltters are never. under any ctr.
euiIistauces. sold in bulk, nor ALWAYS IN
BoTTLKs, with a finely engraved u. \. Inter.
nal Revenue Especial proprietary Stamp
covering the cork Of each bottle, fastened IN
both sides OF the neck Of same. All Hitter
purporiing 90 be Hostetferis, without tbis
stamp, are counterfeit
- HosTET1ER a SMITH.
PIffsBURG, March q, ls77.
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crsry H.rre

Inter Ocean: Sure enough, Crazy
Horse II coming Ia with his warriors,
and will surrender, The news has just
reached him that Medill IL TO be M ade
commissioner Of Indian affairs, and,
like Davy Crocketps coon, he ''eomes
down." He should be corraled before
the news Of the hitch In the appoint
ment gets out there.
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The pioneer humble ee Of 1877 crept
out Of his hole in the ground yester-
day, and after looking around for an
hour or two for boy to sting, found
him, stung him, and went back to
clean house. II Hawkeye.
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something Worth watching.

Cincinnati Commercial: 1t Is inn
portant to watch and mark the devel.
opments In the Tweed case ia New
York. All towns have their Tweeds.
New York, being the biggest town,
had the biggest Tweed.
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INVENTORS !. !; E.. 4; 4

tnp OF CHNTBOl NNU WWNhV you u 10 PWIVHI
ability. al correspondence strictly conn-
initial. Prices an low ~ those OF any feli-
able agency.
We refer TO Ofioials In tho Patent once,
and 10 inventors In every state OF the Union,
Address,
LOUIS BAuGER 4 CO.,
Opposite Patent once, Washington d c.
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DENTISTRY.

]. A. Seegar has moved his Office to Main
and Lamar streets, over Underwood 4 Mar.
sails. All who desire flrst.class work will
please call up and have their teeth OK
amined. Its better to have good teeth than
q fine suit of clothes. Apl T-tf
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SATURDAY MORNING t,ttArrIL H.

A QUARTER Of million added TO our
population In one year, and that too
without an immigration bureau, isn't so
bad. .r .t.,.....
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A prim Boston editor asks: SIS it
proper for young married ladies to be
seen on the stage?" Yes, provided
they sit close to the driver, and don't
let their feet dangle too much over the
aidps Puck