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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1892-07-16
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.


Hon. T. II. McGee, of Faquetaique, was
in town this week
F State Senator c. w. Ward was in town
last Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. w W. Duson, of Crowley, arrived
here last Monday on a visit to his brother.
DIR. e. s. Taylor, who has been attending
medical lectures at Louisville, KY, has re-
turned with his sheepskin; and he is now
looking for a place to practice. If sick
people are what he is looking for, we do
not think he will have to wait long; when
this wet and muddy earth begins to dry up
under the August sun, we are of the opin-
ion that the doctors will have ne cause to
be idle, except for the lack of money
among their patients.
Prof s. +. Read has gone to the Chata-
qua at Ruston, La.
Mr. Louis ID. Young, of Bellair's Cove,
gave us pleasant call last Tuesday.
Laurent Dupre, Esq, of opelousas, gave
our citizens thrilling oration on the 4th
of july winning many friends and admi-
rers. and left for home the following day
by the noon train.-Crowley Signal.
Miss Daisy Hinchliffe left on the train
last Wednesday for 0pelousas, where she
will spend a fortnight with friendsin that
grand old tow1-Growley Signal.
Mr. Alphonse ]. Duelos and Miss Blanch
Perrodin, formerly of 0pelousas, were mar
ried at Rayne, July 18th.
Mrs DR. ]. L. Richard, accompanied by
her bright little daughter, Edna, is visiting
Mrs. Richards mother, Mrs Bernard, in Sc
Landry parish.-Donaldsonv Chief
Mrs. Franz, accompanied by her grand
daughter, Miss Elnlire Dupre, are visiting
friends in Opelousas--New Delta.
We had the pleasure of meeting in town
this week, Mr., -Thos. Il. Lewis, Jr,, thatge
tlemanly and affable representative of
Clements d Lewis Insurance Agency. OF
0peloasas. Mr. Lewis is well known
throughout the State, and his presence
here is always pleassaat-Bunkie Blade.
Mr.J. B. Clements and family left on
last Saturday for the Deficiency springs.
where they viii spend some time.
Mr. Charles S. EInis, who has been in
Baton Rouge during the entire session of
the legislature, returned home last Monday
) - 81 G5T 4 - ~
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1892-07-16

The Alexandria Town Talk says of the
trotting races there on July 4th: "The fast
est trotting time being 3 :o5 and the slowest
al, Q
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1892-07-16

don't risk any chance, but give 1t Df. John
Bulls Worm Destroyers They are nice
candies, and never fail. Price, 25 Cents.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1892-07-16

Monroe has bottling works, for soda wa
ter, ginger ale, pop and mineral waters.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1892-07-16

JOS. d. Boutte,-of New iberia, died July
Gfl, rn.ad q ,-an a.r
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1892-07-16

For light running, easy sewing and last
ing qualities, you win find no machine to
compare with the White. 1t commands
the praise of all users See advertisement
in this issue.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1892-07-16
FEEL OLD !?

she is well and does her own hougework.
A negro living on ouT place had q bad case
of scfofnla. Bull Sarsaparilla cured him.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1892-07-16

Col. H Clay King, lawyer who mur-
dered David Fl. Poston, another lawyer, at
Memphis, Tenn, and found guilty and
sentenced to be hung, is to be executed on
August 18th, as the supreme court has af-
firmed the verdict.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1892-07-16

OPEI4OUsAs, La, SATURDAY, il ILY Is. 1892.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28

the stair way with Thorne beside her,
his head bent low over the hand he
clasped. rose before Norma's eyes and
caused them to burn with jealous anger.
Here was the old thing repeating itself;
here was Irritation again, the exact ex-
tent of which she could not determine.
1t must be stopped at once-trampled
out ere the fame should do irremediable
damage.
But how? With the question came
the answer. Norma was sure that as
yet no knowledge of Thorne's marriage
had ever reached Pocahontas. She would
enlighten her, and in such a way that, if
there had been aught of lovemaking on
the gentleman's part land Norma, know
ing her cousin, thought it probable
there had BEEN, every look and word and
tone should seem a separate insult.
She also decided that it would be bet
ter to accept Mrs. Vincents invitation
and return to New York for awhile.
She knew very well why the invitation
had been given, and saw through the
shallow maneuvers to win her accept
ance of it. Hugh Castleton, Mrs. Vim
cents favorite brother, was in New
York again, and she had not abandoned
her old scheme of match between him
and her friend. Norma felt quite com
petent to foil her friends plans in the
present as she had foiled them in the
past, so had no hesitation, on that
score, in accepting the invitation. 1t
would be better to be in New York-on
the spot, while this matter should be
pending. Thorne might need advice,
certainly would need sympathy and pet
ting; he must not learn to do without
her. Even if he had only been amusing
himself here, after his reprehensible
wont, her presence in New York could
do no harm and might be productive of
good.
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need sympathy and pctting.
within her died, but she made no sound,
for she was a proud woman-as proud
as she was passionate. She even acceded
to the brides request, and, as Thorne's
next of kin, led the bevy of girls selected
from the fairest of society to do honor
to the occasion; her refusal would have
excited comment. But as she stood be-
hind the woman. who she felt had usurp-
ed her place, a fierce longing was in her
heart to strike her rival dead at her feet.
After the marriage she continued her
intimacy with Mrs. Thorne-and with
Mr.. Thorne When clouds began to
gather along the matrimonial horizon.
and riffs within the lutte" to make dis
cord of life's music, she beheld the one,
and hearkened to the other with savage
thrills of satisfaction. She did nothing
to widen the breach-Norma was too
proud to be a mischief maker, but she
did nothing to lessen it. She watched
with sullen pleasure the cleft increase to
q crack. the crack to a chasm. When
the separation became an accomplished
fact, it found Norma. of course, ranged
strongly on the husbands side.
During the year which had elapsed
since Thorne's return from abroad,
Norma had contrived to establish con-
siderable influence over her cousin. She
studied him quietly and adapted herself
to his moods. never boring him with an
overdisplay Of interest. never chilling
him with an absence of it. Her plan
was to make herself necessary to him,
and in pant she succeeded Thorne.
lonely and cut adrift. came more and
more frequently to his aunt's house and
exhibited more and more decidedly his
preference for his cousins society. The
thin edge of the wedge was in, and but
for the move to Virginia and its i'll
starred consequences the inevitable re-
suit must have followed
Would it follow nows A vision of
with her fair face and her
sweet, gray eyes framed in soft cloud
of white, standing on the lower step of
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CHAPTER XII.

Norma was exultant. The thing she
had longed. thirsted and well nigh
prayed for was coming to pass. Ihorne
1vould be a free man once more, free
70 come back to her, free to bring
again the old sweetness to her HE,
free to renew the spring of years ago.
sitting by the library fire in the gloam-
ing after her cousins departure, Norma
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28

Both the method and results whei
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures haDltual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in DOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may MT have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes T. try it. Do not accept any
CALIFORNIA FIc SYRUP co
SAN FRANCISCO, cAE.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW Y0Rx. NV
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ST. SEVERN Keylerton p. o., Pa.
l am glad to testify that l used Pastor
koenig's Nerve Tonic with the best success for
sieeplessness, aud believe that It Is really q
great relief for suffering humanity.
Il. FRANK, Pastor.
OLDTowN, Nd. September 1890.
One OF the parties to whom / sold some Of
pastor koenigs Nerve Tonic was telling me to-
lay that he had suffered from great dizainess
sud pain through HIS whole body After using
one bottie he was entirely cured.
JOHN ~. CAkDER, Merchant
Ny wife suffered for number OF years from
slclent nervouenoss AID spenu hundreds OF dol.
iars for doctors aDG lue1icina. but all to no
all After taking only tHo bottles OF Pastor
hoenig Nerve Ionic her trouble has subsidized
AIM Full ML,R
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

~4ntr, rituat Natlh. N anx-
lnra INV n Aut.t .sr.. A. FHN -. W
Indianapolis The delight 81 she demo-
or liz nom inec's lie hiss heen iheeoming
~ circus 20 town. II they afe All alike
he can sit on hard board through ono
D ~. rmsnce. and his decidedly blue
. seSd nnrs IN perfect time 70 evesv note
the b,ni plays The secretary spent me
ii,-s money! he ever made for ticket 70
Z cir Us. II was down IN ola ksintuck
q he made the investment. To get
the funds he wore hue over~lIs. went
haresoc'ed. and .gruhhed' brisrs from :
neix bor's farm Indianapolis SUN.
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Ay0IICE a hereby given - the ritirsns ~ Jasper
~ ns,nhrttrs township. Dpi'ri. eannty Ind ths'
ahe nndef.iUnet male rfftn - ths LNasc States al
sppiy 10 the County Commissioned "a nhni. nr'y
their newt regular session IN Jane. Iva. mr. ~.
r~nss retail beer snt vine md psrt the same q
NJ drank the premises under The provisions " The
a.. " Indiana ssserninr such lirenses
The precise i<Afiun whus sid Nqnors IRE h< snt
On psr ofthe Sonfh~erf quarter ~ the South
quarter N <sc tuenfy seven I'll 1.< n Hve rs,
West In Duh0i. county. Indiana more rartruixrIs fss
crihsd follows hrxinning q the Z. corner Or sid
~ running fhFnre south - rods and efex ths
PererhnrE and Jasper ru4f thence West along sat road
~ rus and feet hsnre Worth - rods % tie xorth
line q s4l 20 thence East Ga said line - rods
and feet. ~ the pls<s " beginning. In b1lnbridge
xs5s, 's4-sw. sosErn LEcBxER.
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Notice Of Letting Contracts FOL
the Construction Of . Drain.

Notice Of Letting Contracts for
the Construction Of . Drain.
Inc 137sl
In the Matter az the Petition ~ Charlie.
Collier. - q. Tor the Establishment % :
Drain-
NOTICE u hereby given, thst from
A. this date until the 1lth day OF June
1892. the undersigned drainage commits
sioner to whom hss been assigned the
construction Of the drain described in
the report Of the drainage commission.
ERE In said matter, will receive bids for
the construction OF said drain, It my or
fee or residence, In the town OF ireland,
Dubois county. Indiana Said work hiss
been divided into stations Of one hun
|dred feet 10 length. and bids for con-
STRUGGLING said drsin. or any par: Of il,
must Be BY stations. A computation OF
the number OF cubic yards Of excavation
in each Of said stations hss been made,
and will be furnished 10 any person in
terested or bidding on said work. Said
contract will be let TO the lowest and
best bidder BY stations. Any person 10
whom . contract 10 Iet will be required
TO enter into . written contract and give
bond, with surety. Tor The performances
OF the work. and that be will pay I'll
damage occssioned BY the non.fuIfill-
ment OF his contract. The right 10 re-
ject any and al bids u reserved.
WrLiss~ 7. You've.
Drainage Commissioner.
TRAYLoR \ HUxIEE, Att'ys.
Nay 20, y2-2w.
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~ more 11e3mDG4eUs IA
81. HxzE. Mich. March 8. l1l
B~f0rs neing Pastor Koenigs Nerve Tonic ny
v1fe suffered nom nesvo-s hsaiAches and chest
tpoubia. After usxns tklis remedy both have
oonecd A NEUGEBAUER
n ArErnsz. Ohio. Reb. 81 ISf-
HW ovx 2 ycars ! hsd eptkp<ic nfs seward
times . mouth since I us~1 Pastor Knarlig's
Nerve Toric ! have noe had a<-ack- Ia
mstiins i Wy good AUGUSTA DRAWS
PEA Rss. J. Rcxxzl
NEW Hauz Ind. March 4 Ipz
Ny nervous syptem vAs completely run down.
and ves nervous and ~eak thai ~ or
nncd b my I'D Pr yearz- I nse1 Pastor
Eoeufr's Srxrc Tonic and an nov e1kxrely vel
and doing my own hoossvprk
Ms J. d BIcKEL
RnRR-A. Valuable Beek - Nsry01s
Uk Diseaees srre me- e nv a1tr<>@
" s S. gss ss:sis s.s ss e 1890 80 ees-4h
1Ais rrrn.ay h. ben Rsecszyd ~ &c n.c.ren45
z r0v rreparcd under his dArsc<1on b s-s
KoeNlo MED. CO.. Chicago, ~.
Sod b. Druggists ~ ~ Per 49, ESQ.,
xarrs sizs. sl-71. oEoss,ss 49,.
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nY virtue Of IN execution 10 ne d.
',$z .flsa Cds ~ S essi expose g z. !;
public sale. 20 shs hiRhest bidder. Oh
SATURDAY. JUNE llrH, 1892.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, - ~.
and 4 o'clock. D. m. Of said day. st the
door OF the Ccnrt House. in the town OF
Jasper. Dubois county, Indiana, the
rents and profits for term not exceed
ing seven years. the following de-
scribed reA! estate situated in Dubois
county. Indiana. to-wit:
The sonth-wes quarter Of the south-
west quarter section No. two. f2.) town
ship No one. 4 .)sousb, range No. three
lis. west 40 scres.
The south hair Of the southeast quar-.
TER Of section No. three. r. ] township
No. one. III south, range No.three, 49,
4. west 50 acres.
The vest half ofibe northeast quarter
OF section No. ten. fiO.1 township No
one.Il.j south, range No. three, 1871 west
80 acres
I And The undivided one third OF The
east half OF the northwest quarter o.
section No. ten. ITO. township No one
IAt.f r'~sos s~ok0 49, s"s<~s tSJ WIS.,
I26 g. loo acres
And containing 10 oil 926 % 100 acres
more or less. sifnsted in Columbia town
-hip, Dubois county. Indiana, and o.
failure 10 realize the full amount o
Judgment. interest and costs. | will q
the same time and place, expose II pub
lie sale the lee simple Of said real estste
Il Taken q the property Of David Beatty
Iat the suit ofshe State OF Indiana on tbl
relstion OF William a. Traylor, guar
dian OF the minor heirs Of Finley Nash
deceased.
! Said sale will Be made without AM
relief Whatever from valuation or sp
! pseisement laws
/ ALBERr VI. TRAYLoR,
4 Sheriff Dubois County.
/ HUNTER 4 MCCALL, Attys.
/ Nay 20. 's2-3w. OPT 410)
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Family

medicine. for old and young. Ayers Pills
are indispensable . soldiers, sailors. camp
ers, miners. and tr1velerSs and are every
sernisy. DR.. J. W. Haynes. Fal0use. ". T.,
writes: ayers Pilisare the most evenly bal
anced in their ingredients. Of any know Of -
"Ror more than twenty years have used
the stomach. liver. and bowels. and to ward
% malari1l attacks. and they have always
done perfect work r-E p. Goodwin. Pub
Usher Drrsor1f. St Landry, La
II was master Of sailing vessel for
many years. and never failed % provide
supply o. Ayers Pills. for the use 81 both on
Gers and men They are . safe and reliable
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% Had the Advantage 81 Position ..s
Worked ths Generous Isosh wax.
We were coming down the Ocr,.
waha. that funniest Of Hor;a;s.
streams. which winds its tortnors
way through tangled maze az -.
press swamp. and often takes m;lss
in advancing one. Tho only wav 4
navigate it is BY the curious littls
stout built house boats, flat as TO M,
tom, and with old fashioned water
wheels behind for motive power
Pine torches are Lit on the whesl.
houses at night 70 light tho way. ami
every now and then the boats have
TO draw up alongside Of woodple
Of pine sticks TO rcplenish tho fusl
which makes a hot but exceedingly
short lived fire.
As he drew up at Somebody's land.
ing. fine, elevated hummock, rising
up from the river in quite an I'M.
Floridalike hill, the captain told Us
that we might 60 ashore. as he had
some barrels Of flour to land and
would be there for fully half an
hour.
He advised us to climb the gentle
hill to q rather pretentious house
there. tho owner Of which had a
mammoth alligator. q tame wild
cat" and numerous other curiosities
on free exhibition We found an ex-
ceedingly comfortable looking home.
surrounded by orange groves redo
lent with the scent Of blossoms. and
a front yard filed with magnificent
rosebushes in full and fragrant bear
iDg-a gladstone sight. A buxom
woman camc out and babe Us wei
come.
by the way" she said in an act
ors' fund fair tone, If any Of you
want any roses we sell them for the
benefit Of our church. There is no
price on them You pay what you
choose"
OF course many Of US took ross
for the cause Of the church.
Five miles down the river we camo
to another landing, which was also
situated at the foot Of q rounded hill.
A number Of children boarded the
boat. Some had oranges to sell.
some had big Indian beans, the pods
q foot or more in length, and punches
Of faded roses and other blossoms.
while one little maid had piece Of
cloth on which she had embroidered
in facsimile the signatures Of George
Washington. B. Harrison, John
Smith and various other known and
unknown beings. For twenty-five
cents she offered to work In your
signature for the benefit Of her
church--it was the Methodist church.
she explained.
'.See here. We objected, this is
getting played out. We just gave
all our money to another church az
Somebody landing"
s.Oh. fknt - - lnn z, ahe rerliel
IN pes1ecs 1 \
the same church. - O. TOP Of The
hin yonder. Somebody Landing =
over on the other ride. half nile
away. Let me work your name,
won't your
\ We thought the crooked Ockla-
waha was playing q confidence game
on Us in behalf Of that Methodist
church and declined to join the shin
ing galaxy. New York Herald
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THE MOST
r ELLA B IL

10 correct the corstipated habit,
remove sick headache, relieve
dyspepsia, to purify the blood.
cure jaundice. liver complaint. and
biliousnesS Ayers Pills are un-
cqualed- They are an excellent
after-dinner pin. assisting the pro-
cess Of digestion. and cleansing and
strengthening the alimentary canal
When taken on the invasion Of ,
cold or . fever. they efFectually pre-
vent further progress Of the disease.
Being sngar-coated and purely veg
ctable, they are the best
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Gn1 Motuf on0 Eh<co
The point at which gas and elec,l y
companies can work in unison -
been discovered. A multipolar Ao.
speed dynamo has been Get up dir y y
" coupled to gas engine, ana y
found that IN this manner e'
light can be generated ct . iess ~
Der candle power than gaslignt co. -
Be produced BY burning inc
direct New York World.
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THE undersigned, Trustee or Bain
= bridge township, Dubois county
will attend 10 Township business d
Saturdays 81 every week, AZ his residence
on North Main street, between sew
ensh and Eighth. Ia Jasper.
The Library Of said Township Il KEEP
u the bookstore or Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
where persons wanting books can obtaiI
them ~ anv time.
JOSEPH ECKsTEIN, Trustee
April 20, 1855 -ly.
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g. X. A., Branch 10,
Meets the Let and ID Mondays or sv.
cry month at their hall. IN Jasper.
CnA1rKs SoLlGA 4, Pres.
ia. MEHRr~cER. 6cc'y.
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THE undersigned will be 1t his Office
70 attend to township business Of
.Jefer son township, Dubois county. on
Saturdays Or each week and requests al
persons having business with the town
-hip to attend to IL on those days. The
township libraries are kept 81 J. w.
Jacobs. In Birdseye. and the Trustees
residence. where al persons entitled can
get books thereof.
JOHN PRUITT,
sspt.G 'aS-v. Trnstse Je6srson TIP.
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What is

Castoria Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription Tor Infnts
Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine
Narcotic substance. It r. harmless gubstituto
Parcgorc, Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor OH
Il Pleasant IT. guarantee = thirty yeazs' ~
Millions Of Mothers Castorn destroys Worms and aays
CAstorin prevents vomiting SouR CuFds
cures Diazzhpa and Wind Collie Castoria relieves
tccthng troubles, constipation and aatulency
Castoss assimates tho food regulates tho stomach
and bowela giving healthy and natural sleep. c..
toria Is the Childrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend
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|THE Undersigned, Trustee OF Columbi,
= Tp., Dubois county, Ind, vii: At.
tend to Township business At his resi-.
dence on every Saturday. and person.
having township business 70 transact
are requested TO present Il on that day Of
the week.
The townshsp library il kept AZ the
Office Of the Trustee, where those ent titled
can obtain books.
NELSON HARRIS,
Trustee Columbia Up.
June 9th. Isss-ly.
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A programme Of exercises win b
furnished BY the executive committee
Il will Be simple and adapted to any
school. yet 50 arranged that more elaho-
rate exercises may be added wherever
desired The aim Of this official pro
gramme will b. that certain leading en-
crcises may be the same in every school
IN the republic. and that At least in one
feature the Chicago programme and the
school programme may he identical.
In due time this executive committee
viii make further suggestions.
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~csstosia u an excellent medirine Tor ehsl
dren Ncthcn have rsPcatsdly tod NJ q ~
good sfec< upon thsir ch:ldrca-~
DA q. C. osoocp.
Lowell Ma
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The Local COMMITTEES.
The duty OF your committee win frst
b to interest the citizens and to prepare
the school. Professions may bearranged.
The veterans. both north and south. will
gladly be escorts for the schools. The
other military. civic and religious or
CARNATIONS Of each town will lend their
aid II they see that tho schools are de-
termined that the celebration shall BE-
worthy Of the day. The local press viii
Be the most valuable OF all supports.
On Oct 12 the stars and stripes should
Be floating from every school house in
the republic.
Il i the hope of the friends Of common
school education that not one public
school in the United States will allow
itself TO be left out in this most memora-
bic celebration
Executive Commitsee.
Francis Bcllamy, chairman. represent
ing Youths Companion. Boston.
John w. Dickinson. secretary Of Mas
sachusetts board of education.
Thomas d. Stockwell. commissioner Of
public schools OF Rhode Island.
w. +. Garrett, superintendent Of pub
Ne instruction Of Tennessee.
VIC. Hewitt, superintendent o. Mich
lgan educational exhibit at Worlds fair.