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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

Our It. !'nt,d Young friend Hubs. T., ro,,
Democrat ''""'"
W" see from the Ciaihornr ,;p,rIi,,,
mar Mr.. John T.. lIul,c i now ,Lc .'i.'
e"itor 81 that paper. Mr.. lInl-. is a r,.,d,.
"tatrr wa" keeps we'll up with the t,m,s
-Hcb'ier Hlbmt '''''S
hr. john l.. iiulsc has assumed cr,;r.
control nf the Claiborne Gu,rd,ar ~,
promises {" devote large space in its col.
"'hnN 1" The encouragement of cnterpris..
tending to tue material dcvelonmrn, ~
Ine rtat", In politics, rs heretofore, nm.
her the able direction of Mr.. Dravtn, "a
Hayes. the Guardian will Lc Demor r-u D.
W. welcome the new editor ,n tL,. -,
". -. HRc'.Icmocrai ''fo''
COZ, Drayt"u u. Hayes has retired from
the editorial control Of the Claiborne Ca
dian, and MIR. John r. Hul,e spcr,.ed. ~,
W M. we are sorry TO lose Mr.. HAYES from
me editorial field, we are glad the p,nsr
mas fallen Into such good hands Bo.!;sr
Banner. Do'sir
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

ket' formerly he was obliged IN
over to his merchant as fast as e,,s.
No" he has option in both buyipy,s
ing then he had to give aud ,.,
prices OF Others. Now he is h..
then hc was the vcriest slave. ',
-> w.
The Baton Rouge Capitolian an, =,
cate have consolidated and will heD,.s
bear the name of the Capitoliap..a.
Gen. Leon Jastremski, the talented .s'.
the Caritol'an is tn" editor Of the dn,'
nal, and /. Sanbola Jones and coI reI
Cross Of the Advocate, both scholarl, y
accomplished writer's, are to have -
on the editorial staff of the .,n. ~
'aP''oI''"'Ad'ocat" will, beyond quest.
take prominent place in the iou,,.r
OF tn" state. We extend the cougr,,"'
lions OF The Guardian, and wish III. y.
tnrr long life and great prosperity
Weare pleased to see the Op,.,..
Telegraph again among our A.,
changes. After Il suspens;o, j
fonr weeks the Telegraph ba, -
sumed publication.
Reeds Git Edge ronic prevent.
ria. "'n mas.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

We are sorry to learn that Col. Drayton
Is. Hayes was quite sick last week in Min.
den. He is now reported rapidly recover
ing.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

henry solomon, colored. who MAS con
nned IN the parish Jail of Bo<sier OIL IN.
charge ofmule stealing. a.temptel tom,ta
MS escape by setting fire to The jail. Tn.
hre was estinguishcd before anv so,;or.
damage was done. On the same night
number Of unknown meu entered tho roo,
OF the deputy sheriff and demanded ,h.,
jail Keys. The next morning Henry SOIL
mon was found hanging to the platform Of
the jail. y" VI
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

work on the vickshurg, Monroe and
shreveport Railroad is being pushed rs
rapidly A. the bad weather will permit,
Arrangements have been made 10 clear n
iihc to Arcauia aud bring il into conInnui.
cation 10y Telegraph. With a little good
weather considerable showing would b,
made. The force is well organized
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

Mr. W. X. blackwell, another old ciii-
zen of .the parish, died Friday last One
by one the old residents Of the parish pass
away.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

Reeds Gilt Edge ronic prevent, mai.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

The great cotton buyers are beginning
10 md out that the crnp Of Isl is consid-
ably below an average one. aud il i. not
~ all improbable that the price of cotton
Will advance to II or Il cents in n sbor,
time. When it becomes certain that the
crop is short the price will advance.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CONVEN.

REPUBLICAN SENA TORlAL CONpEN'
IION.
Notice Is hereby given that Republican Con.
vclIiiO NJ the Seventh Senatorial 1hHtrtct, com
St,st.d Of the counties III Mobiles, Rock, Murray
S"i fipcsto"e, will he held ut Worthington.
hnneS0ta, on
Wednesday. September goth, 1882.
~ one O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of ncmina-
ting candidate for Senator IL said district:
The counties composing said district will he
entitled to representation upon the following
basis:
One delegate to each one hundred! votes or
idei,tiai Electors IN the year $780, upon which
N:ssix the several counties will he entitled TO the
Following representations:
Xnbies, ! delegates. Rock. delegates.
Murray, PtpeStnne,
j. r. MOULTON, Chairman,
W. H. MEILEN,
W.H HAiBERT,
GEO. ID. GREEN,
C.anmittee.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

So great 10 the faith reoosed in
Ayers Pills BY those who have given
them trial. that the consumption of
them almost passes belief, far exceed.
ing any precedent. They cleanse tho
blood. improve the appetite. promote
digestion. restore healthy action, and
regulate every function. They are
pleasant to take. gentle In their opera
tton, yet thorough, searching, and
powerful in subduinH disease.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
REPUBLICAN, REP
TIVE CONVENTION.

Notice j. hereby given that Republican, Re.
presentatiye Convention Of the counties Of No
bies and Murray, comprising = representative
district, In the sth Senatorial District: will be
HID at WorthingtOu. Mobiles comfy, Minn.. on
Thursday, September 2lst. 1882,
At 10 o'clock A. u, for the purpose Of 1esatnating
= candidate Tor Stste Representative In said dis
trict. .v g..
entitled tO representation upon the following 1e-
rs viz: One delegate to each 100 votes Or major
ti.l Electors, for the year 1850, upon which the
several counties will be entitled to the following
Noiies. :: Murray, 6.
Dstei At Worthington, Aug. 30 1882.
J.P. MoULr0N,
w. II. MEaAEN
Committee.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
nssn %s:o.,S w. - A. ~

Our friend Day, of the Fairnout
Sentinel, viii be With Miller, Of the
ADVANCE, on the marriage question,
like the ir shnan Who caught the
wild eat. When asked if he wanted
scme one to help hold him, replied,
mo, Segorra-I vat some one to
help me let him go."-Ful.la Repub-
lican.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

Good health is maintained and no,,r-
ished by proper attention to the re-
qmirements of the body. and the avoid
ance of exercises It is wastril Or liz.
stroyed by Over-taxing the mind with
study. anxiety. evil habits. imtcml,er-
ance, or vicio'rs i,.i"lg+nc.s. Keep tia
body and brain we'll balanced l'y freely
using that friend .f Temperance and
good health. Browns Iron Ri'ters;
thus you will live to u good old age,
free from all disease and suffering.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

No. no, let lls believe that II WAS
ANYTHING rather than the lOng steP
back ward aud DOWNWARD from M tne po-'
en:s TO these comments on our Lttle no
.tice.
We think tho edator ol tue ADrANC6, u. =.
70 too lntei!lgent man 20 tesny uo.
aaeve wnat ne says, tha. Ty:a yy:sly .s.a.. .v.a..
comes through nInoels a'e y .a..,;n .e.e,C.Ss ~,
20 tne aatls'aveIX caMse .1. 20. - wy oa.'s.,:
uaseI%tna:e. W. AL "s ..s - sV.y' a..a..
Wherever you touna ,a, ~At s:.:.,:, *s s:es1
lngiy styied not OeI st t'0o.ltlon!sm.
there you touno cnsIcn-go1ng, PaMy- PI:y
ing: bloie- sauing Sommonlty. ene
uhuer9rOunu talist0ssu es~sN'sl anu vne
churctl were never 1al apart, end tno
men VINO x"oH t"e t'sshti"k iuI't.vss
Save INTO tnets nousee. ieo n!u ".u
c!eu nun :.'u t'lem cVnuuc.H .s .'... ..,o.o ~
Inc 1'e:-t st"tN', were sHoSo "l'c WI 81,
tounu leKul@tIy ~ tneir places ~ Wy
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tlmes men ., noo.9 atnpu,sts ~. ..u aa. W..
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s.e .. 49,. l.'.'s.,s .'' 80 ,'o.s o. .no Mo
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The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
CAUSE or HYDROPHOEId.

CA USE or HYDROPHOEId.
The greatest philosopher ut mode, n
times, Andrew jackson Davis, says
Of hydrophobia:
Animals are made insa,e in their
blood in that form of l,arOxysm called
hydrOphobia. The whole cause 1T hy-
drpphobia. when it comes spontaneous
ly in ~ animal, originates. in the repr, .
ductive side Of that animals life. It.
is because there is fire OF ungratifie.i
sexual desire.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

Highly Esteemed.-The youthful CO.
!0r and rich lusts'e are, restored to IA
ded or gray hair by the a,se of Parker7s
HAIR balsam, u harmless dressing high
~ esteemed Tor its perfume and parity.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

TIE Sibley Gazette gives an account
OF sewers which are being laid in that
place. IL, Is and IS inch tiling are
used. The cost to lot owners is about
81 tor each foot front. Sibley is ahead
of US in sewers.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
REPUBLICAN. COUNTY CONVENTf0N..
NO;ice Is he, eby given that kepM9lican Co0n'

0nn, on
Tns, ,day, the 10th day Of September,
lss. at oclock p. M, for the purposs OF elect
anT sevon deieSstes 10 represent Mobiles county
in 2he SenatOrisI Distrist Convention 70 ne neld
Sf WorthinKton on the 2Qth day Of s.!cemoer.
S0r the purpose Of nominating candldate 10y
fSe esiH Senatorial Atatsaet. and to represent
sail NO6leS COUNTY In the Representative COn:
Vonti0n comprising the Counties 81 MotIny on0 10y
No6cs. 10 be hcld At WOrthtngt@ on tne 2Ist
day OF September, for the purpose q n0mlna!lny
= Candidate Tor Representative Ut saaA district.
Also for the rarposo Of nominating csmdi-
date Tor the Oitce III County Attorney u tue
county oi Mobiles, all OF which candidates 20 6e
voted fOr at the next annual election 70 % held
Nov. Z, 1852 -.
AelcSate inr each IS votes or major fraction
tAereOf cast for 0Uv. L. T. huOoafu IN lSel' VIZ:
Ir,dian IakA LeOta
Ll1nin / LsmOro
6erseV ] Westside "a =
(3c1hcn II Iakea Olney &
Yiilavo Adrian : BigelOw z
Elk I Ransom
Seward Little Rock :
DawaLl - l Grand Prairie 2
H,smsmit Lake WOrthIngtOn IT,: 2
E.nna WOrthington Village
WiliMOnt -
Jafed this 3Dth day Of August. 1882.
Chairman Of Committee.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

A Difficult Problem Solvetl.-The
desire for stimulants is becoming \
monstrcus evil, aud how to overcome
it is a serious question with reformers.
Parker7s Ginger Tonic fairly solves
the difficult problem. It invieorates
the body and mind witl,out int"x ca
ting, and has brought healtl, and hap
piness to many desolate hOmes.-En
0uireT. See ether column.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

Our friends at Pipestone City and
the Worthington ADVANCE are spar
ring over the matter or throwing rot
ten eggs at liberal lecturer at Pipe
stone City some time ago. The lec-
turer should have used n revolver on
the towards and given the undertake
er a job. Leteverybody talk and use
all the persuasion possible, SO they
don't crowd their doctrine down with
rotten eggs, etc., is cur motto.-FA-
da RepnfAican.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
COMMENTS OF THE ADVANCE.

COMMENTS OF THE ADVANCE.
Archbishop Whateley, in his Logic,
says that most of our quarrels are a.
bout terms, and we are at loss to
know whether it is the terms We used,
that is, the plain speech (for the AD-
VANCE is noted rs a plain-spoken pa
perl or whether it is our direct charge
that the clergy lag behind in reforms,
which incensed the Clarch Union.
Probably the latter. for ~e Setice a.
mong the names Of the editors Of that
paper those of number Of the most
prominent c,ergymen in New York and
vicinity The list embraces DR.. JOS
eph r. Duryea, DR.. Howard Crosby,
DR.. J. P. Newman, DR.. Sam'l D. Bur-
chard, DR.. j. Hyatt Smith. Rev. ThOs-
Mclisl,, DR.. E. p. 1ngersoll. Rev. An
son G. Chester and Rev. c. c. Salter.
Now. some of these c]ergymen, or
even all of them, may be prominent in
reform movements, Tut if 50, the fact
is not known to the country. Let us
look n moment at the history of the
clergy and the churches as related to
two great movements, tiz: the Anti.Sla-
very and the Woman uffrage:
l. As To The Anti Slarery Aounent.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, the very Paul
of the movement, always complained
bitterly Of the clergy and the churches.
They were among his most active and
influential opponents.
lie was not allowed to speak in TIE
Boston churches and when the 1nfidel
Paine hail was opened to him, he was
mobbed and driven through the streets.
Lucretia Mott had similar exper-
ience il Philadelphia, and when a hall
was built in order that there might be a
room in which the anti-slavery asita-
tors could speak, the hall was burned.
Not Il cLNleh could l,e had. This, Of
course, WAS in the eMdy stages ot the
movement. After so-called inhdels had
fought the good fight and it began to
be popular, the churches wese opened
and the clergy began to t:.ke up the
movement. Tie great l,aroes of the
A"ti-slavery movement we're, with u
few exceptions, men 'who stood out
side OF and above the cnnrcnrs,' rs the
ADVANCE said. Wm. Lloyd Garrison,
Gerrett Smith, John Pierpont, Senator
B. +. Wade and Horace Greeley, were
pronounced and outspoken Spiritua-
aists. ',>.
Wendell Ph2H,e and Abraham Lin
coin were ealled l,hitsels and were not
adherents Of the churches. Has the
Church Union forgotten the early ex-
perience of 1.ncretia Mott? The church.
es denounced her rs al Infidel and a
dangerous woman and warned the
young, especially their daughters. a.
gainst, her "'pernicions influence and
example, No intelligent church
naember to-day will dare deny this. o..
AS the ADVANCE said in the article
whicl. the Union quotes, such clergy
men rs BeeclAet have always been ut
the front in reforms. DR.. Cheever WAS
also one of the few who spoke out long
before the clergy or the churches took
any part in the movement I.ovejoy,
the martyr preacher, had Ills press
thrown in the Mississippi river and Iris
life taken by \ mob, for publishing a,
anti slavery paper. But such exampl+s
among the clergy and the church peo-
PIE, were, like Campbell's angel visits,
Afev and far between.
:. Is 10 The 1Voman Suffrage More
,aent. Altogether the ab)est work ex-
tant favorine Woman euffrage is BY,
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
A New Book on a New Subject.
AGENTS| For the Thrilling Book
Wanted Theatrical h Circus

LIFE Revealing tile sceaets Uf the Stage,
Green Ro.,mand Circus Tent. Private a,.l pub.
fesSiOnal work ard summer vacations; ANN ling
sketches and thrilling tragedies; the Black Art
revealed, how men eat fire. women are fired
MasllerS and II thy ballet girls how actors and
actresses are made: ancient and modern nln':.
strNsi les: wonderful! secrets II TRANSFORMED ion
days down t.. tile present lime. Most tiuil lug
ard en; eriainilg hook row In the field. As
founding rv.el ui'nS: Truth stranger than fc
ti"n! Us POkrKAI;S. ENGkAV1NHS, AND
COl.UEED PLATES, Setix on xixht. Every.
bO.iy wants It. Grandest 'ppurf0lity ever Of
ferel t. those desiring pi.aS:.sM zsAi prof allie
employ mcnt. Otlacr publishers are offering
til usa,,.iS of dollars f"r croi ~ terri: Dry. II
lust r:tc:i circulars and iul: p.r'icu!a,* FREE.
or S+.,.d 10 cents IN money or s'allIs for cOM-
CO., Publishers. st. Louis. Mo. 524w
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

Can't Get 1t.-Diabetes. Bright's
Disease. Kidney, Urinary or Liver
Complaints cannot le contracted by
you or your family il Hop Bitters are
used, and it YOU already lave any Of
these diseases Hop Bitters is the only
medicine that will positively cure you.
Don't forget this, and don't get some
puffed up stuff that will only harm you.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
STATE
NORMAL SCHOOL

At TO.
The entrance exalnlnatiOn for the Fall Term,
will be held August 81 and 6eptemberl l. Regu-
lar work OF the term com Mences Sept. ith.
Within tue past two years
The Facilities of the School hore been
Largely Increased and The Attendance
Of Pupils Doubled.
There are Ave departments:
NORMAL, PREPARATORY, GRAMMAR,
INTERMEDIATE AND PRIMARY.
The institution has fine Libra, ,; q handsome-
" furnished keaiiMg Room. provided with the
leading periodical literature of this country and
students work q fine collection 0l Chemical and
Charts, ETC., and Minesalogfcal and Ornit thOlogi.
cal Cabinets.
The Elementary aud Advanced Courses OF the
grades ol school work. The School OF Practice
Is one Of the best and most thOrOughin the coun.
try.
Expenses of Pupils Less than ever Re-
fore.
Boarding Clubs organized. Text. Books fur.
nished by the scllOOl-frce IL tie Model ScllOOl,
aud for i small rental in the Normal DcpArt.
Ment.
aTReluced fare for students over the three
rai:rOalls enteTt.g MankatO.
For Catalogues Or Information, address
EDWARD Soaring. President.
MankatO. MIMI. July n, 1872. 49.2w
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
THIS new MAP
!, Provesb ndanyr reason
Chicago Northwestern Ry

direction
West North and Northwest
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

fall av A. There 3 : prophecy run.
ming through our blood g - write. and
tho muse looks over our shealder. and
says the prayer Of tho Church Union
shall bo answered.
We conclude this extended reply by.
republishing IN article which appeared
In the ADVANCE several years ago:
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

~"o C'V'SJ st'u Sno CtA'Cn lTVPuo AIo
ever repeating against many of the
wisest and nnblest men wlicl. the race
h:ss rrt"llced. We deplore so much
sectarian effort and the expenditure
OF so mach energy and moEey in the
mere interest Of Theology, aud so lit.
tie in sase interest of free thought and
the elevation of the race. We dstest
the narrowness. intolerance and bigot-
~ at the clus1cl,ee, and We love tile
lberality. the justice, the philanthropy
Of Liberalism.
"A IHter ft>Nntaia cannot send forth
sweet waters,' says the ChMrcl, Union.
True, but strong words aud plain speech
are not necessarily bitterness. Christ
denounced the leading esMrcl, members,
the l'harisees, of his day in stron-
ger te, ms than tie ADVANCE uses.
Fools" ''volves.-' ''whited sepul-
c''res, = ''l!yloexits,'' - ''vipels," were u
few of the epitl,ets which I've applied to
the clMrcl' leoaae Of his day.
And n ow \ sgxrd as to the poetry.
Blessings on the Devoted head of tie
Church Union Esr its prayer that we
May be kept t~se to tile muse. ''Thou
source of all xy bliss and all my woe"
said Goldsmith. What exaltation,
what spiritual rapture, what breezy
freshness fr'n, the Eternal Mountain
Heights, what invigoratien OF seul.
what fsretaste OF the celestial world,
tl'e,e is in turning froa politics, busi-
ness and che lpetty warfare of everyday
life to the conception and ontworking
Of gen&ains poetry9 Never fear. Re-
member the Apostle Gays, "it is impos-
sible Tor those vile lave onee tasted to
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-11

~ convention. These prizes are
in reach and it will require but
a small amount Of labor to Sc
cure them. Barbour county is
Democratic and q ticket worthy
of the party should be nominated.
It will not do to remain on your
rancho, stockmen, and neglect
TO attend the conventions if You
would have a voice in naming the
candidates. When they are NAM
ed they will be on the ticket to
stay until election. If the tax
PAYERS want to know where their
taxes go they must take an
interest in selecting the officers
who handle and appropriate those
taxes.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-11
BUSINESS NOTICES


90 to DR.. Yant. dentist, at Med.
icine Lodge for dental work. 7
A large assortment of queens.
ware, glassware. stoneware and
woeden-ware at Thompson d Co.
To make room for their Fall
stock Il. Q. Thompson & Co. are
selling many lines Of goods at re-
ducedI prices. 8
HIDES! HIDES!! HIDESiI
Hinsen & VanLaningham. Al
Harper, will pay the HIGHEST cash
price for hides and turs. O
Cal. Orner's City drug store
is the place to buy yonr drugs. 81
Call and see Os. VanSlyke At
his new Ice Cream ParIor, one
door south of the P. o. SO
Il will pay for information Of
a red. and white muley steer
branded 70 on left hip
B DR.. W. ii. MOORE.
"A pleasant place indeed is
Gal Orner's new drug store, Go
and see for yourselves.
Barbour County Scrip Dough,
and Gold at Medicine Valley
Bank. &
Call at the new Furniture
Store first door north OF II. @
Thompson:& Co. 3
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GEPPERT & STONE SPEAK.
Iron and wood beam Gu iva
tors, at Geppert & Stones. As
"A nice, new line of clocks of
all descriptions, at Geppert &
Stones. A
The wall Tent-all complete
at Geppert & Stone. 50
Iron and wood wheelbarrows
at Geppert & Stones. so
Baby carriages at Geppert
& Stones. so
Special rates on 5 and 10 ton
lots of Barb Wire at Geppert &
Stones. A8
"A car load of Jackson and
Michigan wagons-BEsT IN THE
MARKET-at Geppert & Stones 4
"A car load of barbed and
plain wire just received at Gep-
pert & Stones.
The John Deere pillow at Gep-
pert & Stones. 43
-McCormic Celebrated Iron
mower at Geppert & Stones. 46
Platform spring wagons and
buck boards, at Geppert &
Stones. 43
One car load of lime just re.
celved at Geppert Stones. 46
Revolving horse rakes at
Geppert & Stones. As
Coates sulkey rakes at Gep.
pert & Stones. 46
Sheep Shears, at Geppert Il
Stones. AT
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CALL FOR A DEMOCRATIC CONvEN-
TON.
OWEN

Punuant 10 the Instructions OF the Dem
osrAtc CsntrAl Committed OF Barbour
county there will be Democratic oonven-
Iiou held Ia the public school building In
Medicine Lodge at O'Clock p. n. on Sat-
urday, August 3esh 1854 tor the purpose q
electing one delegate and one alternate to
attend the state and congressional conven
tions 10 be held 10 Emporla OnlW ednesdaJ
August 3Oth 1882, and for the purpose OF
placing in nominAton candidates for the
comfy offices n follows: Representative ,
Probate Judge, Clerk OF the District court,
County ATTORNEY, C0u nty Superintendent.
County Commissioner OF the second dn-
Iriot and for the purpose OF electinS q
county central committee.
The number OF delegates andIalternates
spoortioued 10 each township are
hediciue L ,dge township
Lake City township
Sun City township 2
ElWood township .
Kiowa -,
The primaries will be held at the follow
Medicine Lodge at the district school
house.
SIN City nc the district school house.
Like Civ at the L IKE Oitv school house
Eiwood NJ Fairview school house.
KoWa at the Kiowa school house.
TIE primaries will be he'd August l9 at
Ira We suggest that the delegates be
' E. W. PAYNE, Chairman.
u Avo~, 2acrekarv