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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-15

The annual convention OF the Cattle
Rsiser's association OF northwest Texass
over. Tho citizens OF Dallas have done
what they could 10 entertain the member
ship aud make their stay pleasant How
far they have succeeded Il 10 for our guests
TO say. But, from very general, II not uni
versai expressions, We are warfnnF
Ell In the belief that success
crowned the splendid efforts. To the
"a uiliye aud the other Committees, vol
ume OF praises 10 due for the handling OF So
vast an affair In such very cronitHb man
mr.. Not only was tue plan la its general
outlines we'll conducted bui all the aller
details seemed cared for. New acquain'
gnces were made, friendships were oementtd
and as consequence, business relations
ware put into existence, and from whl'h
will spring benefits, perhaps not now
Contemplated. Dallas has shown what sho
/ Is, what she Ia cap bic Of doing upon doca'
slon. One OF The huest opera eouses' both
as 20 structure and interior appointmsnls,in
the south, was placed NJ the disposal OF mo
association for their transactions, ana u
was capable OF holding nearly lZo per
soma. Two nights OF opera by Irsdinr
Ilipha OF tho country we're given. Carriages
by the score were placed subject to the Wis
itor,' comm md and they wer driven about
our City and It's suburbs, And finally u
hall ana banquet were rendered and Joy
ously INDUCED In. All throughout the
time OF their otsy, each citizen seemed ia
vie with his nei h0or to facilitate the work
aud make pleasant the hours OF these
stockmen, save In an unhappy exception
martloued in our local columns. During
/ the four days there was not an
incident occurred within these lin
Is. that might bring the
olush OF morliiicati N OF hosts or guests. IL
was n matter OF surprise 10 many VISITORS
hero from the older ates. that there was no
d unkenress, that there was no rowing,
| that there WAS no disturbance OF sny sort
/ iueuoh an extensive assemblage OF peoples
/ from the frontier, and among n class OF men
who have been designated trough cow
boys" A new light broke in upon them
I They Jaw By personal inspection Texas a.
is and not Texas as painted by the CAL
umniating hands Of irresponsible cores.
pondents aud journals that seem TO gloat
10 uishest glee in the publication OF
trumesd Up stories against a state whose
magn 6cent present and glorious future
promise. they view with on eye OF jealousy
a-3 e he--i Of envy. All these benet, 10
lave ose1 orough. about by the conven'
Go1 jrsi al banned Aud for these things
sssso1'd rejoice that these cattle clans
representing over s30ooo,0Oo gathered In
&C. midst. We may congratulate our
ssires. too. fer the suspicious and aiding
a.sveos that smiled the day long with
bAny beams, and illuminated the city OF
nights with the clear full moon. 1t was u
lucky his all around. And to the gentle
man and Dsllssite to whose extraordinary
aud enthusiastic efforts, TO whose generous
support and great influence. and yet whose
exceeding modesty has forbidden here the
mention of mis- name we are indebted for
the excellent results, we owe debt OF
gratitude.
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ATHENS.
ruvUs March -fSp

ATHENS, March, 14.-[Special 1-6euatol
John Young Gooch has been in attend
ance upon the district court here for q few
days to engage in on important murder
trial. He Is being prominently mentioned
for lieutenant-eovernor and his many
friends would be grsiiHed to see him
cleo ed, but the people Of his district would
prefer to have him continue as state Rens.
Tor, where he can lend his skill, experience
and influence in shaping the lie, islation OF
he state. No doubt be would prefer this.
He has served for two terms with eminent
success and general satisfaction. He and
Distric. ATTORNEY Hogg, Of Wood @ unity,
~ d Hon. s. T. Adams, OF Kaufman
county, now here, are members OF the state
executive mmittee, and II favor the state
convention for state officers to be held late
In July. chiefly for the reason that the
farmers will not have time 10 attend the
local and general conventions If they are
held in Nav or June, and their convenience
ought TO be consulted as they do most OF
he voting.
Treadwell, charged with murder, was
'ound guilty of murder in the second de.
gree and sent mp for five years, the jury be.
ihg out two dsys. Motion for a new trial
was overruled and drfpndant appealed.
The five other murder cases set for this
week were continued till the September
arm
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PRESS CoPyRIGHT.

WASHINGTON. March IL -[Press J.
Henry watterson appeared before the joint
committee on library this morning and
made an argument 10 support OF tn news
paper DOWNRIGHT bill. In answer - an in
curry by members ofthe committee, Wat
tsrson said the misspprehension wi r.
gard t. the scope Of the bill had grown out
III the fact that the original dra't provided
for exc usiveaess In the published matter
for \ period Of forty.eight bonrs, which
time was subsequently, reduced IN twenty /.
four hours Bon forms were impractical
and unnecessary. aud Wstterson said the
present bill by granting copyright for eight
b urs was all that was sought by The pro-
.noiers OF the measure. It's OBJECT was
simply 90 prevent the pira'ing OF news and
concurrent publication He illustrated the
nurpose Of ibe oil ard the evil il was de-
signed 10 correct by numerous examples.
lie said II did not act ne bar TO the repro.
auction by the afternoon newspapers OF
mst,er which appeared In the morning ps.
psrs. Ar ID could not IN the remotest degree
sffsct what 10 known - the country
press."
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AT AUSTIN.
Tho Penl,entiary Board In Session.
Some Striped Statistics.
Tho Land Beard Inexorablc--Crisp
Capital Chatter.
Miscellaneous Austin Events aud Notes.

-.
AUSTIN, March IA Especial tine peni'
tertiary board met this afternoon. super.
lniendeDt Goree'a reports for January and
February were examined ano passed For
January The total number OF oonVic's on
hand were 2 462; number received during
the month, dt: discharged, Az pardons, a.
deaths, D. For the month OF rebrusry--
Number on hand, 2,4d3; received during me
month, 10; discharged, as pgrdoned 10;
deaths o, etcaDss,6 Ga the lst OF March
here were 100 conyicis To the credit OF
Huptsv'lls prison. as follows; Prison prop
or, oSO; farms, VIZ; RAILROADS., 2ss; AT huhR
prison proper. DIG; rallrosds, lsl.
The report OF the,hnancial agent Tor the
month OF FEBRUARY was approved ~
shove balance on hrnd Ja"unfy 3lst OF
t6O,O26i amount collected dnfnK the
month from all sources, S33GO9. making a
total OF So3 0o6; total iursemeni, 80.
81 leavlog ohlance On hhnd oi JOY $40
me fhlhrles OF MI "incefs ana employees
have been paid for January, ani the Hunts.
vllle prison ana railrond lrnlns tnpl llen
WITH PROVISIONS 'ol las nptil tne IS OF hprli
rhe syalianle resources Tor Maroh apr II,
mate 500 0On Ihe estimated expenses VIII
be s35 iO4, whic1 WI. cave p4laure on
hand April 1t # 500 So5 There was de-
crease IN receipts rom raufean iaoot our
tag the month o. s2.OO, caused Nv the re-
cent reduction VI prices PAD ny the
companies me expenses IoI maTon WI
be much larger tban Tor tne month OF req
ruary, owing to the iac1 That large
amount OF material Tor me wagon ana CAP
inet shop had TO be pufchased. A ttier
was received. showing that the car build
ing pr, Jet intended by George NJ. Dllley
aud othere VIII nave TO 90 postponed Tor
iew,monihs, owing to the decreased reye-
nuos OF the railroads IN the state and a
consequent cuitailment In Their demand
tor cars. This enterprise may be rendered
practicable when the business OF the rail-
roads increases set l.ment with Colo
mel George w. Grant, OF Huntsville, whose
land has been used as convict burying
ground, will now by an exchange lie ar
ranged in giving TO Colonel Grant small
| tract OF state land and other arrangements
satisfactory ard equitable TO both sides.
The Stoddard Heich company, OF Bryan,
ca nital $751; 900, was chartered to-day.
Hon. Is. M. Baker is suthoritively ar
nuunced TODAY as candidate for superin.
terdeut OF public instruction.
The treasurer paid $4,000 out Of the avail
able NJ lvers,iy funo, on reQuisltion, 10
Proctor Ragsdale.
Secretary Baker inspected the city public
schools to-day. g,
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"a PORTION of the oompos ing-room force
OF this paper" says the Buffalo Courier
has seized this occasion, when the pro -
prietor. is detained beside the dying bed OF
his only child, TO strike. The demand is
for such change OF Office regulations as
will make them conform TO the rules OF the
topographic union. Under the circum-
stances the reasonableness or the unressOn-
ableness Of this demand IL not matter for
consideration, and all fair.minded men.
whether wsge.worksrs or employers OF Ia.
Dor, will agree that the Courier has but OH
course TO take in regard to It," And that
course will be upheld by the humblest day
laborer and the millionaire alike.
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MAYOR CABKLL was increasingly at work
oon,ribu,ine in every possible manner to
M comfort, convenience. instruction and
plsssurs Of our guests, the cattle men and
eheir friends. Az the municipal head Of
DALAI. he worked day and night, not only
= keep god order. bat 70 entertain and Ia
e11na,e. Az illustrative OF bis own sod our
~ msrshsl's efficiency, not noticeable
d1esurbsocs was had - . consequence Of
~ oonvsntioo.
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business Failures.

NEW York. March 1.-The weeks busi-
ness i,iures throughout the country for
the United States nu ober ia; Canada and
the provinces. AZ, total OF ZIG, as COM
pared with 272 las. week. The decrease ia
principally in The western and middle New
England states. Canada has the same
mum her OF failures IA last week.
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Other Specials From Snndry Sources
BROW syILLE.

Brownsville, Mnon "a -TSpecial IA,
8 clock this morning Autppio Va d,z shot
Gfegario PalacloB IN the right breast, just
below the collar bone, the ball passing
through his body.
Last night at RIO Grande City several
fsndsngos were given. rhe person running
the largest faudangU sent some men to raise
row at one Of the smaller ones They
went to Barbour's saloon and started TO
pick "a quarrel With some ~ the soldiers
Thugs were lively for time aud every
thing was fighting. Two ldiers aud one
citizen were cut on the head by brick bats.
rhe men who came 10 start the row were
ran In by the rangers. At another saloon
there was also another fight, in which u
pistol was drawn on some soldiers by the
proprietor. IL wss taken away from hiu.
before he could do any damage. Several
men In the post age summoned as wit
~ sses.
No news as yet from the sheriff 3, Nal
vern, Arkansas, about tho negro john
leWig.
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GENERAL Ni,KENZIE.

WAsHIsGToN. March IA. [Press.I- 1.-The
army retiring board which met recently at
the Bloomin gdsle asylum TO examine
General Mckenzie for retirement have
Submitted report TO tho war
department. The board find General
Mckenzie incspactsted and that his inca
pacity results from service. His retire
ment therefore follows.
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A .crrSriric fool put five bars OF soap
Into a waier4ank Of a Georgia railroad.
The express came laundering along" and
stayed at the ionely little ,taion until
another came and pulled IL to where pure
wafer was on tap. Somebody has evidently
beep soapisg the lanks Of Texas railroads.
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HOUSTON.

wsro severaj hlooma nj fina cotton erhib.
tied at the cotton exchange to-day. They
are the first of the season. The cotton
c,me from the farm of Mr.. John Meyer.
near Cucro, who has three acres in the
s.me state of Advancement. Cotton 10 at
least three weeks ahead OF time.
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FOI,T WORTH.

FoRr WogrH. M,rch 14.-[Speoial.l- IA
move IL on foot to purchase what Ia known
~ the J. =. Wood place, q 400 acres, and
turn Il into public park. Colonel Smith
aud Dr. Droiles are managing the sche me
A meeting was held to-day 10 take steps
to push the construction Of the Fort Worth
a. RIO Grande. Several thousand dollars
was added to the capital OF the construction
COMPANY.
The R1,edale stree. railway company flied
their charter today, aud NJ once Town lils
In the r. sedale ADDITION took big boom.
The condition OF James W. Swayns, city
attorney, is still critical.
A number ot cattle nen on their way
home from Dnllas were in lhe city to-dsy.
There IL war oct ween the Texas Ipress
company and the Gould roads. The super
iniendent of the roads. j. Il VaRdyne, gave
ord-ri that the Texan express company
must no. be permitted TO load their freight
on he franscontipental train this morning,
and Agent Harris at this point called on
Sheriff MADDOX anu his deputies 10 help
keep the peace. Wnrn the ira u was back
ed up the Texas express compsny's en-
ployes tried to load hut were prevented
Hard words were spoken ~ d or "A time u
looked like war, but the officers prevented
trouble. The freight did not 20 but the
messenger bought u ticsts aud took his
SAFE The courts will probably adj udicatt
the matisr.
tn enhance COMMITTEES If the council IL
busy preparing the annuel statement OF the
condition OF she finances OF sue sty
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Tar San Antonio Express sayt: Colo
EEL J. W. BoorH. of Decatur, Is said to
hsvs n Jogging to preside over the state
sepste. CoIosEL BoorH is chiefly noted
for his loud voice and . constant banker
ing for Office or appointment OF some kind"
ia Iive-long democrat fuIl-worthy cannot
sspive 10 Office, wso shoold1
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AMAZE caught stealiDg sugar tried TO ex-
cuse himsllion the ground inst from ihian-
cy ne had always had sweet disposition
The Judge decided the plea tooth Il and
sent bin . Jail TO sweet it out.
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TYLER.

TYLER, March i4.-[Special.l-The re.
u ,rt current Yesterday that the Texas IL
st. l. uis raj lwsy had passed into the
hands OF Huntington is discredited by OIL
Gals of that road ere.
The commissi ,nsrs' court to-day accepted
plans and specifications OF the nav Offices
r the county aud district clerks, which
are 70 contain fire-proof vaults for records.
10 cost about 5000 each, contracts TO be
let the 1st Of April.
Miss DaIa Blsdsoe, relative OF Governor
Hubbard, lie I this evening for Gatesvilie,
where she has accepted position in the
Texas Central institute.
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LAn1PAsAS.

LAhPAsAs, March 4-[Special. 1.-THE
building boom has commenced. The Park
hotel is neing made three times its original
sine, and will receive visitors soon.
A German emigrant society is being or
ganized here, under the direction OF Rev.
Mr.. Wey, TO induce Germans from other
r. tas counties to move here aud engage in
agriculture.
Mr.. Thomas. the architect for the cente-
nary college, is on the ground, planning the
hinge building.
Mayor Quinn, of Galveston, and a large
num6e OF others are here for their health
Tue centenary college opened with 200
students.
Mr.. Thompson, Of the Raymond house,
Austin, is building fine hotel In this
citv.
Experts say there is ample power here for
u cotton ana wooden factory to be built
from, to be run by water, and this subjec'
Is boing successfully sgitated. 80 we will
soon see q factory going no.
The Young Mep's Building snd Loan
association is booming.
Our local paper appeared with leader
placing Captain r. ID. Wilkes, of Lam pasas,
before the public AZ a probable candidate
Tor state senator from this part OF Texas
he Captain has many friends in this sec
. on who urge him TO accept the honors.
Wool is coming in. Business is good
Weather fine.
The Knights Of Pythias of this city are
making extensive pre- parations to celebrate
their an iversary on the Oath instant and
nave invited orators OF statewide rcputs.
ton 10 speak for hem.
A grand mask hall will take place at the
Park hotel on the occasion.
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GALVESTON. March l4.-lspecial.l-The
supreme court affirmed: Christian We. Sec
liz sou & Co., from Galveston.
Dismissed: Sanders ct al, We. Pisi, rom
reversed and remsr ded: Supreme Gem
r,l A mericsn Legion II Honor W. Mamie
Anderson; Est Texas Fire lusurarce Com
nsnv 70. Coffee, from 0alvsston; Torrance
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We are about to increase the size OF our store
by adding another % feet to our 'front.' on Elm
street Our SHOE DEPARTMENT. which has
grown particularly in the public's favor, Will I'M
dergo some marked changes as to the SIZE oil room,
shelving, and to general appearance, the altera,
tions Will be an improvement to our store as well
as to Elm and Main streets.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Mescal and Jealousy Mako q Comblna-
tlon shot W Brownsville.
Fort Worth faeIs-Yes,erday in Our
Sister CITY.
The War Bsiween the Texas Express
aud Gouii system.
Ennis Illuminated BY "A small Blaze
Loss Light.
How an Arkansas Mob Handles {
Suspect"
The First Bloom Of tho Season %
Houston.
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JEFFERSON.

JKrvxRsos. March H.-fspecisl.l-The
have been enough seats sold to guarantee
our people that they will have the pleas.
urs Of hearing Minnie Hauk sing here on
The 9s.h. This IL due to the energy OF q
few OF our good citizens.
Some OF our merchants have returned
from the east where they have purchased
their spring stocks.
Tbs health OF our city is very good and
weather pleasant. More cotton was on our
streets to-day than there has been IN some
fsrne
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The tariff will split the difference in the
campaign. 1t will also quarantine the
wilt House.
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GLORY guards with ceaseless round the
$500 ca,ket in which GENERAL GARFIELD
sleeps, which 10 yet unpaid for
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McKNYEY, March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Scott aud James Fox, charged with bur.
rlary of the safe of the East Liue Railroad
company at This place, Thursday night
were carried before John D. Page. ia .iice Of
n @ peace, fore xamining trial, They will be
he'd for trial.
County court adjourned to-day.
A gentleman. well.known IN Collin under
he name Of" Pie Ea'er,' and who is q cor
respondent OF the papers, speaks in glow
ing terms of the cattlemen's banquet at
ID Has. His friends say II. II. Is, now
stands for Breckenridge.
Our city marshal is looking after Offend
ers lively, and streets in consequences are
improving.
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TIE COW men forgot TO prime the town,
much less paint 1t a rare and radiant red.
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THE successful voter always yells in the
highest register.
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THERE is always room at the top, but you
generally topple over before you get there.
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FORT snffrE.

FoRr SAITH, March II. - [6psclsl. -
Great excitement prevaile in FRANK lin
county over tue hanging OF John Rose by o
mob OF mssGed men nesR Charleston We'd
Desday night Two veexs ago. Dr.. Bnf',
residence WAS burned oy an incendiary.
Rose being suspss,ed. was arrested, but a
masked mob overpowered the guard, took
Rose oct, Oens him orr Jhs bead with
their guns and hen b ing MIN Oa tree
two or three timer Ia she endea NoS ID max
him confess, bnt DO prot isin,sd MS limo.
cence to the last and was finally turned
loose. He IL still nllvs.
w. A. Black, a prominent nwshAnt OF
Charleston, ]. NJ. DoDSap and OffFhy
lock. also prominent nm, have been ar
rested a. part Of ths ssos. More trouble
10 anticipated.
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The CID ticket was printed on three'ply
and warra nted to wear.
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ARE the ra.cals going to be turned out
this time? Ecno answers "arel"
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SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1884.
INDICATIONS,
Graham. Young County. Texas

For the Western Gulf States: Slightly warmer
generally fair weather; Eastern part local
rains; variable winds; almost northerly; slightly
lower and followed by increasing pressure.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUSta
w + NJ. CoCKRELL A. cGudiiat. To- A.
dorm from bee Fir.t ward
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ME AXE AUTHORIZED TO ANSOU$cG
w NJ. + r. ROWLEY IS a csldiis'c O.: A.
derms from the Fourth Ward.
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IVEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
W q CARTER as a candidate fo- Al-e--z. -
In the SIKH Ward
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Upon rHE CALL UF A l. N1t NUMBER
u Of citizen. OF tho sixth Ward JOHN HENRY
BkowNiss candidate Tor a d"rman ~ the same
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DIED.

DIED.
ROGrRs-Lillisn. only daughter OF w " and
c. 81. Rogers, N Friday. at O'Clock p. m,
sgeds y. ars and moths.
Funeral services win be held stMis Bisham's
residence corner Of Brian AMI Olive streets. on
Saturday, the 18th Instant ct . o'clotk p. n.
Friends are invited 10 at END.
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INE ARE AUTHOK Eco 10 ANNOUNCE
w Capiain ROBERT GIBSON as acandidate
10. Alderman Of N" i'm W I'd.
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M1E ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNuuNCE
w the meme OF Colon W. b. GREENLAN
as a candidate for the Office OF Alderman from
The Second Ward
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HUNTSVILLE.

HU.rsvILLE, Mufcn I4.-lopeolaI.I-A
Are broke out in the pckery OF the coitbu
ing and would have destroyed the shops III
that portion OF the building but tor the
prompt application OF the engine OF the
Huntsville Fire Co., which was stored tenn
porarily in the prison. The citizens wort 90
isoron.ly in extinguishiug the blaze. The
Dire 10 supposed to nave caught from a
match in some samples OF cotton which had
jusi been purchased. Assistant suprrin-
t.ndent McCulloch telegrsphed the facts to
the state penitentiary board, and recon
mended that some steps be taken to pro-
vide against a like occurrence In the future.
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XljE ARE AUTHOR ZkD TO ANNOt NOE
w Captain ROBERT Il. sEAI as . candidate
for Alhnrm. Il I'm I q Ihlri WArl.
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NJE ARB AUTHORIZED 10 ANAV- s.. s
w DR.. " V NEN-0N ~ lkl--aa sas ?
Alderman Of me Fourth Ha-4. E.1c1--. p.
Tuesday in Arril
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