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B. G. DUKE returned from the
City on the Packet, and is now open
ing full, complete end carefully Sc
lected stock of Spring and Summer
goods, which he carefully selected
while there. This fact alone should
guarantee to the customers of the es-
tablishment, that they can find there
all they need, suitable to the hardest
to please.
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rOLT'S NEW PISTOL-"LIGHT-
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AAAi 20 AAO0SAVAoAy
E. We'll,
j. W. Pollitt,
j. H. Deville,
J. Chambers,
E. De Penna,
B. Turner,
W. A. Griffin,
W. B. Harper,
D. H. Prosser,
W. F. Blackman,
I. L. Sackman,
G. A. Staples,
W. 0. Dammon,
E. V. Weems,
r. r. Weems.
Frank Flower,
". 2. Flower,
Chas. Owen,
Jonas We'll,
NJ. Klein,
j. Malachowsky,
W. @. Gardner,
Chas. Moore, Jr.,
j. j. Ferguson,
A. G. Compton,
B, Brady,
T. II. Maddox,
Jno. Maddox,
W. T. Maddox,
R. G. Maddox,
r. L. Luckctt,
II. P. Luck EFT,
G. +. Blanchard,
c. II. Blanchard,
F. A. Blanchard,
D. D. Rogers,
J. S. Compton,
w. j. Beatty,
R. H. Magrucler,
j. p. Hickman,
W. ?. Hickman,
j. +. David,
H. J. Reeves,
?. Z. French,
L. Malachowsky,
w. f. Texada,
L. B. Baynard,
W. A. Scott,
| W. E. Taylor,
j. R. Andrews,
T. S. Andrews,
j. w. Texada,
L. R. Milton,
A. Chevallier,
Jacob Paul,
B. t. Dulaney,
L. Spence Smith
Geo. Dorman,
d. A. Smith,
Norman White,
Frank Peart,
Henry Osborn,
Joseph Craig,
Pierre David,
John J. Prewett
W. G. Carr,
A. Hoffman,
A. Gueringer,
Robt. Aaron,
j. H. McNeely,
j. H. w alker,
Nap Lawrence,
V. F. Goiree,
); E. Hoffman,
j. F. Sollibellas,
W. Hoffman,
I. H. Miller,
: G. W. Harper,
l A. Robinson,
Il 3. F. Niilstead,
A. Reeves,
Frank Kelly,
j. A. Lacroix,
NJ. I. Conely,
O. A. 'Iison,
i w. S. Moore,
o T. M. Nettles,
H. D. Brewer,
F. V. Murphy,
: L. P. Landurm,
$ J. G. Cheney,
) Bill Jones,
q Jas. /. Davis,
7 A Williams
E. V. Marye,
Sam. Fellows,
E. G. Hunter,
J. ! W. W. w
9 w. w. "
R. H. "
. r. w. BIZ
The meeting
las ArDpruc
Il Sc
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MANY thanks to the clerks of the
Bart. Able for late New Orleans pa
pers. She goes down to day at noon.
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ly declare that any compromise OF
the constitutional rights Of the peo-
ple to select their own officers, will
not meet with our appreciation.
Be it further resolved:
I. That the Southern policy" OF
President Hayes as set forth in his
inaugural address, meets with our
hearty approval, and if promptly
carried out, will result in the estab-
lishment of harmony and good will
between all classes of our people, and
we give to the President our solemn
assurances that in return for the
privilege of local self government SO
long denied to US, we the supporters
of the Nichols government in this
Parish, are ready to pledge our sac.
red faith that the rights Of all classes
as now secured to them by existing
laws, shall be scrupulously respected
and we will readily yield to the Off
GERS of that government our moral
support, and if need be, our actual
assistance in protecting every citizen
however humble he may be, against
any disturbance of his person or any
interference with his property.
Be it further resolved:
5. That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Louisi-
ana Democrat, New Orleans Demo
crat, Picayune and Times.
On motion of r. p. Hunter the
members of the meeting were reques-
ted to sign the resolutions as adopt
ed, and the following named gentle
men signed their names:
NJ. Ryan, Chairman,
j. C. Wise,
James S. Fish,
Edward B. Price,
w. L. Morgan,
W. II Chapman,
Vice Presidents.
J G. White, chairman,
Robt. P. Hunter,
E. R. Biossat,
j. G. p. Hooe,
G. w. Bolton,
H. NJ. Labat,
Moses Mayer,
Committee on Resolutions.
James Andrews, Jr., Secretary
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IELLULOID JEWELRY.
y FERGUSON {. ScHNACk
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'eWS, Ci., OeCIcGaTy
Carl A. Schnack,
J. B. Gibson,
E. Hilton,
Thomas Sample,
w. U. Mills,
S. Mayer,
A. Cockerille,
Jonas Rosenthal,
J. We'll,
Chas. Miles,
G. W. Laney,
j. q. French,
Geo. F.. French,
George 0. Watts,
Dennis Hickman.
Thomas Hickman,
Jno. Andrews,
H. A. Thompson,
II. A, Boyce,
James Jetfries,
j. R. Thornton,
T. B. French,
S. A. Dowty,
Sol. Hess,
]. c. Miller,
G. W. Glynn,
W. G. McGimscy,
Dennis Kelly,
Patrick Kelly,
M. r. Earnest,
X. NJ. Clark,
VIM. A. Hardy,
C. L. Robinson,
NJ. Paul, Dr.,
c. NJ. Flower,
Chas. c. Weems,
l.. V. Marye,
Jacob Geiger,
Chas. Goldenberg,
F. B. Goldenberg,
j. B. Ashley,
John NJ. Barrett,
l. M. jackson,
R. W. JetIreys,
O. Dorsett,
0. Dorsett, Jr.,
w. A. Vestal,
G. Labat,
Moses Rosenthal,
D. Kuhnagel,
F. Seip,
A, Hilton.
R. H. Carnal,
j. E. Matthews,
L. T. Dulaney,
II. R. Dulaney,
j. R. hittington,
A. w. McLaurine,
M. Welch,
j. L. Connella,
G. L. Wilson,
G. A. Wise,
H. NJ. Rogers,
Jos. Lawrence, Sr
A. Chevalier,
H. r. Parker,
L. Lawrence,
w. Lawrence,
Jos. Lawrence, Jr
F. H. Labat,
Jacob Paul,
c. Baden,
G. Labat,
Lohis Abadie,
L. T. Boyce,
A. F. Bassano,
G. E. Ball,
C. W. Boyce,
E. T. Shumake,
VIM. Dahmen,
A. David,
A. Jarreau,
w. NJ. Rich ardsol
Joseph Peoples,
+. NJ. W ellis,
Jno. W. Prescott
Robert Peterson
Romeo Herbert,
John Cooper,
John Harris,
Henry Taylor,
Ben Brown,
Alvin V. Cox,
N. c. Weems,
S. G. Compton,
V. Jarreau, Jr.,
W. G. Clark,
W. j. Cruikshanl
hittington, Jr.
hittington,
hittington.
Inghurst.
hen. adjourned.
M. RYAN,
IT,, Presiden
,retary.
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PROCEEDINGS OF MASS MEET
ALEXANDRIA,
April Z, 1877.l

ALEXANDRIA,
April 7, 1915
Pursuant to call there was this
day Mass Meeting held by the peo-
pie and tax payers of the Parish of
Rapides, for the purpose of declar
ing their support of and willingness
to pay taxes to the Government of
Louisiana, whereof Francis L. Nj
cholls is now the head. At the ap-
pointed hour there was large gath.
ering of the taxpayers and property
o ders in the Town Hall, and the
meeting was called to order-James
G. White made motion that Hon.
NJ. Ryan be appointed Chairman
which motion was adopted, and Judge
Ryan took the chair.
On motion of James G. White the
chair appointed the five following
named gentlemen as Vice. Presidents:
Col. Jas. G. Wise,
Dr.. E. B. Price,
DR.. Jas. S. Fish,
W. L. Morgan,
W. H. Chapman.
On motion of Captain j. G. F.
Hooe, James Andrews, Jr., was APP
pointed Secretary, and the meeting
was then declared organized. The
chairman then addressed the meet
ing and explained the object thereof.
On motion of James G. White the
chair appointed the seven following
named gentlemen as 4 Committee on
Resolutions:
James G.. White,
r. P. Hunter,
E. R. Biossat,
Moses Mayer,
j. G. P. Hooe,
G. W. Bolton,
H. M. Labat.
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