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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-21

capital $4,000, filed charter today TO
conducts a wholesale boot and shoe business
ne case ofthe State VS.. the Internal onat
May 9th.
General II. 2. Hardcmsn is appointed to
survey another ten miles OF the Austin Il
Northwestern railway.
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Prosecuting the jews.

ViESSA, April 2O.-Thc Allegemerc
Zeitung publishes an account, received from
the frontier which says that the troops pre-.
vious to the arrival of the governor Of Pa.
dolia NJ Balta, persisted plumber.
ing instead Of protecting the Jews. Forty
persons were seriously injured during the
progress OF the riots, some OF whom have
DESTROYED. and the damage done Is cstimat-
cd at $500 0o0
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spoclAl 10 the Herald.

HrARSr, April 9l.-one of our Oldest
and most respected citizens wa, buried
this evening-Mr. Henry Evans, foreman
Of the railroad shops at this place. He
lea,es family and many friends to mourn
his loss. The engines OF the road were
drapcd with mourning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-21
NEWS OF THE HOUR.

Proceedings Of Congress...A Witty and
Caustic Speech is Hade by
Democrat In the House
..-Scnate Work.
"Father" Taft Get the Austrian Billet
...Other Nominations submits
ted to the Senate.
hacLean, the Queens Would.be AS.
sassio, Acquitted on the
Grounds OF Insanity.
Sport on the Crescent City Track Yes.
terday.
The Daily Quota Of Crimes and Casual-
ties.
Other FOREIGN and nomeSfic Na,rs
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CLOTHING =
Gentle1]len'S furnishings.

These goods daily arriving in quantities. and we
prepared to clohe you may become your station
and prices the reasonabeness of which astonh YOU
Circumstances have caused great be maden the prices
of ali the large Eastern Manufacturers and extraordinary
facilities for handling great quantities of goods enable
purchase them figures and propose give
legion Of the full benefit of these extraordinary
bargains. In fact willing share all of ad-
vantages with customers.
We shall sell you Mems Spring Suits which, under the
favorable circumstances not be sold by other dealers
less than SI3 so for $40 and $40 so.
Suits for which SIS would be extreme low figure
will sell you at SII so and SI2.
Still other Suits, which you would hesitate take
we to ask for them S7 propose to furnish to you
and SIS so.
We have bought from leading New York Cothier
Suits for Children and Boys so cents the dollar
better made and better fitting goods than ordinarily sold in
this market
Mothers, please bear in mind that will offer this entire
Inc Of goods IS per below current prices This great
opportunity to clohe your boys with well made garments
low prices.
These SAME low prices will continue throughout entire
stock of Mems and Boys Furnishing Goods, and can
safely assert that in elegance, style and variety stock Of
Gents Furnishing Goods compares voraby with that of the
largest Eastern Houses.
In hats Of every conceivable design and quality we are
headquarters and Justly acknowledged the leaders Of fashion
|. Reinhardt, 7O4 Elm st.
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NOUVEAUA AkRANGEN ENrS.
II OTFL DIS kETRANG EIsS
EncOignure DIES rueS Grccn ct TinbOduux

Mr.. Thomas Alert previcEt ses AIMS ct
les vOya.curs 4n il Went lie 1aire de ,,u,l-
vcaiA arrangements qui !ui reEnsettrunt de
satistaire tout ecu 4ui vOudront Ihonuu
FER de lcur c0pfiancc
Repas i toute heure dc IL ~jOurnte ct sur
commando.
Table dh8te 4 10 hcures dn matin l,oul
d%eleuner ct i 4 hcurUs du s"ir ;";ur diner.
~bres conlnodes ct bien sarnies.
pRiX MODEKEES
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4. JAIkEkI T. CIs..
= DE-

Marchandtses seohes, etrunge,es ct
AMfricuines.
C'otons, Imdienmes, kudams, Bon
neterie, M"ucAoirs. etc etc.
20 Rue de Charities, pres Canal
NOUVELI.E-ORLEANS.
Cette maisOn lcja bien cOnnue par son
ancicnnete 80 aDs d'existence) ct le. has
prix dc ses Articles, Otirt, anx lnarchal,is
des GOinpagnes, fasanrtiluent le plus CON
plet ct le plus varie dc nlnrchandises scche
Cette maison reyoit chaque semaine oe
envOis da Nord ct de rEurope
met un soin tout partisulieS . re,npiir ltu
81 qui ii sOnt ADDRESSES. (lI sept rs la
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DR.. j.. III.
and son.

Have opened their Office Oh
Market Street, one door above
Roth and Fleetw0od's Drug store.
Consultation at all hours.
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FEUILLETON
Memories
Chef de In Police de srretc sous
le aecend empire.
1,AyTEyTAT Du IL JANv1ER 1858

Mais 40 voix rassure bientot
Leurs Majestes, c'est Alessandri,
l'agent lie plus fdele, le plus de
vou6 & l'enpereur, qui SO pr6cipi
to au>devaut de lui ponr leur fai
70 M relnpart de sou corps.
A cote de Get agent Sc mon
trent bientot NJ. Lauot, commits
saire de la section Dc l'Opera :;
NJ. HILBERT officer de paix ; MN.
Alphonse Roger ct Gustave Va9z
directeurs de rOpera.
Al0rs lsempereur Ut l'impera
trice Q%uittent Ia ~voiture, assist6s
du general Roguet, plus grieve
ment atteint que Leurs Majestes
Files s'ayancent q pas Tents par
la grande porte du contr6Ie. La
robe de l'imperatrice est tachee
de sang, ; ellie laisse derriere ellie
DIES morris ct des blesses don't IL
nombre s'6value au chiffre de
cent s0ixante personnes.
LIE cocher de l'empereur, trois
Wallets lie pied sont grievement
bles6s. Deux hommes des Ian
ciers de Ia garde sont atteints
un d'eux mortellement blesse,
ma pas v0ulu Quitter sou poste.
LIE commendant du peleton lie
mandea SEES hommes 81 pers0nne
nest bless6f
Moi repond 10 lancier. II
leve Ia main, SEES forces 10 trahis
sent, il tOmbe 6vanoui dams les
bras de ses camrades pour expi
Ter peu de temps apr6s.
Quelques minutes avant lsatten
tat l.otiicier lie paix HILBERT rem
contrait, au coin des rues LIE Pele
tier ct Rossipi, un homme dams
lequel il recount Pieri, dit Pier
cy, qusuae d6p6che du ministre
de France 4 Bruxelles denoncait
encore, apres mon rapport, com
me ayant dd arriver & Paris le 8
iauvier, avec uD compagnon,
dams ltintention d'assassiuer lem
pereur.
Pieri, qui SO faislit appeler Pier
CIV, fut consign6 provieoirement
dams IN poste. II fnt trouve por
teur dun pistOlet>revolver & cinq
coups, dun coutean poignard,
dun billet lie banque d'Angleter
RI ct dun petit cylindre de mt
tai qui devait etre nnc machine
m~eurtriere, car Pieti 50 hata de
dire:
-Prenez garde, faites attention
car celia pourrsit Occ:a>ionner DIES
malheurs.
H6bert ~arr6tait Pieri quelqnes
minutes avant l.attentat. Quoi
que HILBERT cut etc atteint par
plusieuls fragments de projcctl
les, il fit son rapport seance t.
uante sur son impOrtante capture
II tenait, i men pas dOuter, un
des assassins, heurensement arrG
t6 avaut d'avoir pa prendre I'll
part du crime.
Je puts l'avOuer, CO fnt grace &
mon precedent rapl'or::, dn q Nine
x, qu'On tut aussit6t sur Ia
trace DIES completes de Pieri Or
siui, Gomez ct Rudio.
ii n'6tait pas minuit que, sur IL
rapport d'Hel,er,, je recevais Tor
Dire de me rendre & Ph6tel dc Fran
&c ct de Champagne, rue M"ntmar
tire. 1872, Oh Pieri await declare,
dsaccorl avec mon rapport, quill
demenrait, avec un autre indivi-
d..
CONNIE .je n'avance rien dams
le r6cit de ma vie. qni ne soft de IL
ulus rigoureusc exactitude CONNIE
mar caractere ct par govt. je mai ia
inais el6 un vantard, ie reploduis
textuellement le proces-verbal
que je r6digeai sur les heux me
mes Cd js d6couvris nm des iadivi
am. compaenon de Piery dit
T2;.,.r,. dki6 arrAf6 par H6b0ft.
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LdiV IVi1leA 10 SOi uISdlL A!lSOD.
c'6tait Orsini.
La representation de l:Op6ra
n'61ait pas achevee, que la police
await sous Ia main touS les AL
tenrs de cette san.lan!e soir6e.
Pendant que l'empereur parais
salt snivre dun Gil ca!me ct
qniilc cette representation inter
rompue par les acclamations den
thOusiaSme d'uu ultra c0nserva
teur F.; pendant quill essuyait de
temps Ell temps los goutteIett-s
lie sang de SD ltgere pleasure, DIES
officers lui rem.ttaient o ran
pUrtSsOMm aireS.
Napoleon III ne ,arda pas &
appaendre que Ia CONSTIPATION
av"it etc ourdie par dcs carbonari
ltalieus. auxquels lui- meme etait
atilie Ell 1880.
Comment nn lieutenant de MAJ
ziui, Orsini, etait il dep6ch6 de
i.oudres pour l'assassiner, dies gu.
Il etait en- pour parler avec lp Chef
supreme DIES carbonari ponr Sc
devOner avec lui 4 Ia daliyrance
dc FItaiief
II y await done session dams
le carbOnarisme : Et IL carbona
risme n'ayait-iI Plus c0nfiance en-
son srrment que les chefs de In
democratic ns.vaient Ell confiance
en- lni, EN- France, lorsqn.il await
piAt6 serment 4 Ia Reoublique
la etast IL point myst6rieux de
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Plantation to lease or rent for cash or ON
shares. situated on BsyOu Black. Apply
to this utiice.
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ASSOCIATION.

Les Drs. BOURGEOIS & DANSCREAJr.
ont i"rine nHe association. puur Ia pratt
que nc Ia medicine IT de Ia chirxrxie.
III 81
nuary II. 1881.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-24
THE GUARDIAN.
THEIR MEANING.

What does il mean when the blucbird flies
Over thu hills, singing sweet and clcaN
When violets peep through the blades OF
grass'--
These are the signs that the Spring is
here.
What does it mean when the berries are
ripe'
When butterflies Hit aud honey bees
hunt
When cattle stand under the shady trccs'--
These are the sigus that summer has
come.
What does it mean when the rrickctschlrp,
And away Ia the Southland the wild-
Geese steerf
When apples are falling and nuts ARE
browni-
These are the signs that Autumn Is here.
What does il mean when the days are shori'
When the leaves are gone aud the brooks
are dumn'
When the fields arc White with the drifting
suuws'-
These are the signs that Winter has come.
The old stars set. and the new oars rise,
Aud skies that were stormy grow bright
aud clear;
And 50 the beautiful, wonderful signs
Go round aud round with the changing
year.
III. f.. y. Hathaway, IN oar Little Ones.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-24
Real Life Among the MOrmons.

1t was soft and balmy night in
spring; the burning sunset was
hanging its golden tapestries across
the mellow west, and the electric
light was just beginning to fiz aud
spit along the main streets, when
Elder SnoOZcr was sitting in the
elegant boudoir OF Widow Smith,
whose rich brown eyes and desirable
real estate penetrated the bachelors
inmOst thoughts. "Can YOU,
Sarah" he said, throwing his cnor
nous hand upon her shoulder, on
the further side, "comc to my home
IN the Second ward, where | will he
your SLAYER
"Nlll that squinteyed first wife
of yours be made to stand around
when come"
"When your dulcct voice sounds
through the ancestral halls Hannah
will get To the coal bin. She will
have about five hours of sleep day
and work for you the balance of the
time
Inside OF u week they passed
through the Endowment House.
where Elder Wells made them one.
old S"Iozrr took IN a fine piece ot
real estate with good looking wo.
man aud was happy. Two ycas
passed.. and the once beautiful Va
rah. bending over the waShtub and
lammlug the rndow mcut robe ul thc
third wife Nic!nuSly against IA tree
until the SudS falling over the ten
der flowers gave them new life in
the hot July sun, is the SOFT of
pIraSnr" the passing bullw hacker
cuntcmplltc>.
"Ilow do Neu like the new dcll''
asks the first wife, who Is chopping
wood hard by. And the language
of wife No. = is not fit to pint in Il
tamil Y new ~papcr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-24
Admirable Tact of a Senator 8
Wife.

The wives of many oC the rcpIc.
ScntalIveS are making themselves
very useful luSt now IN paying a.
trntiun To constituents of their
respective husbands who visit the
Capitol. This rcmlutls me, as Nj.
Lincoln would have. said. of a SiOlN
told 10y Mrs. Senator bingham. the
mother of Lady .A>hhuIton, when
her husband was cLnvaSSin. The
Pennsylvania Legislature. He one
day had patty of members to
dine with him 1T his house in rhila.
drlphla, and representative from
Il rural district broke Il dessert plate.
one oi Il priceless SIT of ScvIc>
pnlr"llin. ii, for a .Ilt To kings and
worth lis weight IN gold. Sr'iug
the CONSERVATION and distress ol
her guest. MIS-. bingham at once
relieved II by saying t. him with
an AIR of perfect uucOnccru: lit
is "t no sort of consequence. for
this ware is exceedingly brittle and
breaks very easily: Just look" and
10y WAY of IN Illustration she took
mp plate before her rs she spoke.
struck ii with knife aud broke il
IN pieces, then ordering the pieces
to be taken away and fresh plates
brought. The worthy man had the
whole load of modification taGcn
from his mind, and he voted for
Bingham.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-24
The Subscribers Address.

lhe carferS auurcsS Is lcHcnuafI
with every newspaper, but no one
ever hears of "snbscliber's nd.
dress Why not' lie has side
20 this story, and is entitled to IA
hearing. y morning daily provides
him with one, as follows:
Say, sou carrier boy, hold on
a minute. This is New Years Day
the beginning of new year
There are several new leaves | want
10 turn over before the sun goes
down tonight. When you come
spooking along here at five o'clock
IN the morning to leave my paper, |
want YOU TO remember that il is to he
showed through the opening in the
side door. have left word at the
office about fifty times, but You in.
sist on lhrOwiug it on he front steps
II you persist IN this pcrsis,ency I'll
make hash of you some iiue morn,
ing,
"Thcrc's another triilr want to
refer To. Why on earth cant Aou
come along hcic without irving to
raise the dead, You are not hired
to slam gates, stone dogs, chase
eats or whistle. Yuu arr not happy
unless you wake up half your pa.
trons, bur I'm II patron who won't
stand il amy longer. The very next
time You come along here with THAI
internal sally Walters or what.
ever her cnguomcn is, I'm going 10
Jump ont ct bed add take after YOU.
and live minutes after ! have got
hold Of Your hair you'll take rank
with the blldc,l bald head in .ttner
icd.
".And, by the way. how often are
you going 10 skip me this Ncai!
Your excuses are altogether too
him. Don't try that on me this
year, I'm kind hearted and long
Sutlcling, bat there is a limit Ia all
thugs Tue vclN first tine miSS
my paper I'm gong 10 hire a field
piece, load it To the muZZlc with
powder. nails, glass and broken
STONES. and tie Nou where Won will
get HE full force Of the discharge
right bctwrcn the eyes.
".And YOU want to leave that dog
of Yours at home. I'm laying ion
that eur. When van can't set him
ON ONT eat Nuu manage 20 meet some
carrier with another canine and get
up IA fight aud lIi>c 4 nci.hboIh"od
hnbbub. q. I've had my eyes ON
You, Nouuc man. aud you've got 10
step high for he next 800 days,
Yes. know lis cold, and YOU nave
to get mp early, and its long and
lonesome route, but You must also
respect my feelings. Heres Il dol
iLr Tor YOU, and want lou To brace
up aud drop Your mean little tricks.
No Reason why you shouldn't some
day br President YOU begin night.
That's all, and when lou want II
new pair of miitrnS Nou know
~ hrIr To come for them. - D,troH
Free Press.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-24
Does The World Miss Any One 2

Not LONG. The best and most
nSriul of us will soon be- loi.o.lru.
Those vino to-day alr GlIiun Li,. :.
place in the worlds ur.dd viii
pass away from the Remembrance
of man IN a few ddlS. or at LdIlhc>t
few Years. after the crave las
closed upon heir remains. Wcal
shedding trdIS above A new made
grave, aud WlldlI ewing ON, in our
glirf that our loss is irIrpllablr.
Vet in, a >huI; lime. The TEND, lis of
love have cntNincd alouud DINER
supports. and we no longer miss HE
l''.' ''
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:, go, w
NUS '"'
.'.. =, w " 10y
them of II Worship of their buried
lovers. such loyalty, however, is
hidden from The public gaze. The
world sweeps ON beside and around
them, and cLIr> nol to look in upon
this uuoh>,Iu,ivc .lirl. l. carvc>
a line and rrarS stone over the
head, and ha>lcns away 10 offer
homage to the livimg.-Erchdagc.
ElGht hund'rd AMI twenty.thrce
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-24
The Democrats Illustrated Almanac
Irr l-~!. and
Hand Book Of General Information.

Au ,l,-lui woiL IT f." pages. -'>n1
u'h,, Iu ~Ifr. r.r''l "u tu.iy tut,U
boob paper. Illustrated th"'nu-hly With
most beautiful "u.tINI u-~ aud containing,
h'>rd'~ all ia" Information pertaining Il"
the rIlrud.r, statistical and general Ht"rm-
Itj"u"uN lrjuu> subjects. and especially mp
"u the political aud civil Divisions. p"puln-
tom. uaur'~ 81 Officials. stat, aud muulcl-
pa: records at past elections productions,
rl...uId~. geological formations. etc, ct
The States oI Louisiana. TrNI>. Arkansas.
tennessee. Mississippi. Alabama aud Flor
jdi. viil he masked ii,". In-fI-r prepaid.
70 r,.ry ~jh>,I ihrr ct thr ltly or Week
Is IlNJ~ Ia uptENI.
sud r,nrilnrr- in registered letter.
postal order 81 hralt, at uur lj>h.
Addu.~~ all rNWHHvl,af .ou~ anil }rttrt~
to- TIE TIMES DEMOCRAT.
New Orl,Au- La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-24
Eating Before Sleeping.
New York Journal Of Commerce.


be taught to sleep quietly on an
empty stomach. The brute crca.
ton resent all eilortS To COAX them
to such a violation of iiIc law :
Of nature. The lion rolrs in ihc
forest, until he has found his prey,
and when he has dcyourrd it he
sleeps over il until he needs anoth.
or meal. The horse will paw all
night ia he Stable and The pig will
sQueal in the pen, refusing all rest
or sleep until they are fed. The an.
imals which chew the cud have
their own provisions for late meal
just before dropping oil. 10 their
nightly slumbcrs.
Man can train himself to the lrah
it of sleeping without "A preceding
meal, but only after long Yeas ct
practice. As he comes into the
world nature is too Sfron. for hlm,
AMI he must De Ted before ne VIII
sleep. \ chlldS stomach Is small,
and when perfectly il'l"d, 1t no sick
ness disinrb~ IT, sleep follows mtnr.
ally and inevitably. As digestion
goes on, I'll" stomach begins tochp'
~. y single fold IN 1t viii make the
little sleeper restless; two VIII "ak"n
1t; aud II 1t Is hn>hcd again to re.
pose the nap Is short. and three
1oldS put an rnd To ia" SInmhrr.
faregorlc or other narcotic may
close It's eyes again. but without
either food or some SUPPLYING drug
1t will not sleep, no matter how
healthy 1t may he. Not even IN
angel who learned the art OF min.
strelSy IN II celestial choir can sing
babe 10 sleep upon dn empty
stomach.
Wv "N' NV VIZ 'Ih'''' lllh"Ni''l''l'
"slecping ~ sweruy rs an infant,
because TINS slunber ot child fol
lows Immediately altcrIts stomach
Is completely hllcu with wholesome
food. The sleep which comes To
adults long honrs after partaking OF
food. and when the stomach is near
~ or qnite empty, is not after the
type of intantilc rrposc. There is
All the dliierehce III the world ne
tween tue steep OF rtlreShhcnt ahd
the sleep OF exhaustion.
10 steep wen blood that N"tiIN
tue VEINS III the HEAD dnTlhG our
onSy hours must now back I'"\l"=
greatly diminished volume behlnd
'"c oro" ''''' '"'e'N 'ni"oocd win
SUI" >e"c'''''''' 10 "'S'N' "''''
'"'' o''o" - ''''''" 1T tue >'"'''''"'
anu ''''''' '''' '"''''''''N III me- IL
10 '"o' 'H''"''N"''' "'N on" tue pos
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-24

Application for rates for clubs should lc
made "n To thc ONCE of the Company in
New Orleans.
For further information. write clearly,
giving full address Send orders hv cx-
press or Registered Letter or Money Order
by mail, addressed only to
VI. \. DACPHIN.
New Orleans.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-24
rs
Gbe Gin.es-p democrat,
The New Orleans Democrat and New Or
leans Times consolidated De
Ccnbrr |, l--l.

\ representative newspaper must hnd
It> way iutn every business establishment
and Ia every rri'>idr around Which clusters
even the most ordinary intelligence. j.
there any question IN the minds OF ia"
people living ia the Southeastern ANA
CALI STATES that the TIME>- DtNoCEAI I,
that paper: that II rtdbudlc> all 81 the clc-
mcntS and po~~">>rs all III" qualities that
thry can expect To find IN "A iavorIte jour
u.l'
The enterprise. push and progress of the
New OIlrau~ pEMoC"Ar during the past
eighteen month, have h,guur proNrThial.
40 journal published ~ the south has
made such progress ~ the sam" period "t
time. Ia" New Orleans times has been
IN many yrar- recognized ~ one nf the
lradtug journals ~ the country.
The consolidated issue. InE TINE
DrNoCENr. will rmhndN the best elements.
the hl- hest yiitHr, of both. II will sim
pl, hr. withuut question, the ideal paper
Of IN, hu~.u,-s man. the mechanic, plant
rr farmer, H. f,milv. the people, ot all
class, and conditions. II j. waste of
t-.u,. to ,uumrIltr the rNrrllrncirS of H.
issues. Il j, she embodiment at the mod
crit-urw~pdurr. Every department ~ II
Vs. been I.u-,d - tie hjghr>t standard.
The D.rlN cot H." Weekly TINE -prNoCEA1
should reach every p.l"" Of business and
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states
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Southern Carriage Mandatory.

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T. ENDOM'S LIVERY STABLE,
MONROE. Ia.

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WARD OFFICERS:

Board Of school Directors.
REV. j +. DAVIDSON. President,
J. II. CllArE=ft5fs, Secretary,
Il. T. LEpBElTER, l.. A. CORMICK.
II. \. MCFARLAND. T. BRlDGEMAN.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
state Officers:

United States Senator, II. NJ. sPoFFoRD
" B. +. JONAS
Representative, 9Th Dis, J. FLOYD King