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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-11-19

A CORRESPONDENT writing to
Our Dumb animals from the west,
tells of the starvation of cattle by
the big herders: "Verily the half
is not told you! Have you any
idea of the awfulness of the hun
ger and thirst endured? Our laws
compel the feeding of cattle in
winter since Oklahoma became a
State, but have any of you an idea
of the kind and quantity Of the
food provided? Last winter, l
witnessed a feeding For thou
sands of cattle, a small load, not
sufficient to give each one a taste,
and the hay was o~verripe, rotten,
black as tar, smelling SO musty
that we could scarcely endure to
stand there. Yet it would have
caused you to weep had you seen
those poor, starved cattle fight for
it, and cry after the empty wagon,
their hunger in no way satisfied.
In this way the millionaire stock
raiser defes the law. Another
hint: When the veal calves are
sent away, have any Eastern peo-
pie any idea what the nursing
mothers suffer? Do you know
that the poor creatures endure ag-
onies, and sometimes die, with the
undrawn milk which cakes and
quite frequently auses the loss of
the organ by sloughing off? Did
you think the cowboys MIXED the
thousands Of COWS? Indeed you
could not worse insult q cowboy
than to ask him to milk n COW.
sCowmilker' is his favorite term
of reproach for the settler. He
would do without milk always,
but never milk. You have not
lain, as I have, awake for hours al
night listening to the poor moth.
ers whose agony will not let them
rest, or in winter, when the entire
herd wanders backward and for.
ward, crying, SO they can be hearc
for miles night after night, from
hunger. And yet this is only
hint of a condition which canno
be imagined by those who canno
see.n
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-11-19
A Nice Christmas Present.

The editor of this paper has re-
ceived the new card game called
"Jube" which seems to be delight.
ing thousands and especially the
children. You must learn how to
add, divide and multiply If you
play "Jube' successfully. Every
card in the game is necessary but
Uncle Jube and his three sons, Ub-
eli, Ubelo and Ubelum are the
most sought after. Regular price
Soc. If Jul readers will send 38c
in stamps to "Uncle Jube," Stur-
geon, Mo-, at once, they can secure
this bargain price. Agents want
ed in every locality. "Jube" is a
fast seller.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-11-19

At the close of the session the
following resolutions were adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, the Iron County Teachers
Association is just closing an interesting and
profitable session; be it reS0fOea!'
That we firmly believe in and earnestly
hope for the adoption of an efficient system
of supervision of schools.
That we favor the adoption of a uniform
system Of textbooks throughout the state.
That Athletics are to be encouraged in
our schools as mean of recreation, but are
not to be allowed to dissipate the attention
of pupils from the business OF getting a
sound, practical education.
That every proper means should be en-
ployed to encourage the graduation of pu-
pills of the eighth grade in rural schools &C
cording to the plans of the State Depart
ment Of Education as in pages I-25 of the
Fifty Eighth Missouri Report of Public
Schools.
That we heartily urge upon school officers
the duty of rigidly enforcing the Compul-
sorry Attendance Law, at the same time en-
Joining all our teachers to make renewed
efforts to arouse and maintain a true school
spirit among patrons and pupils.
We are in full sympathy with the efforts
of many of our progressive citizens, to es-
tablish a high school in Iron County. We
also insist on greater thoroughness in the
work already being done in our schools.
We believe that much can and should be
done to increase the interest taken in oui
Association, and to improve the character
and quality Of the work done.
That teachers should cultivate the habit
Of original and independent thinking and
improve themselves constantly in scholarship,
In the absence of organized reading cir
cles, that we recommend to our teachers the
individual study Of one or both of the books
adopted by the State Reading Circle Board,
viz: Bates "Talks on Teaching Literature
and Bryan's "Basis of Practical Teaching
That we indorse the principles Of the Ma
tional Educational Association.
! That we extend our thanks to the Boarc
Of Education for the use of the school build
ing, and to Prof. Lampkin for his help ii
making our Association more beneficial.
That a copy Of these resolutions be sen
to the Missouri School Journal and to oul
county papers for publication.
w. r. ADAMS,
EssE M. YoUNT,
LIZZIE RUSSELL,
Committee.
j. B. NEEDHAM, Secretary.
a..
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-11-19

THE st. Louis brewers and liz
quor dealers are paving the way
for statewide prohibition. AS we
have often said, we do not believe
in prohibition, neither do we be-
lieve in the brewers controlling
the politics of the state.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-11-19

FEMME scorns '.pie politics"
Yet he was reaching out for "pie'
before he had been in the county
three months. But his reach fell
short, and he turns up his well-de-
veloped nasal appendage at the
grapes because they are "sour."
The philosophic mind
Can always comfort find
In loss as well as gain.
The STROUD Of gloomy skies,
Untoward to our weary eyes,
Precedes the welcome rain!
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-11-19

IT is said that there was a great
amount of fraudulent voting in the
lead belt, and the big companies
saw that every body got to the
polls. A free ballot in this coun-
try will soon be an irridescent
dream.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-11-19

Buy your furniture from us. We
carry everything in furniture and
household goods and make special
price on complete outfit.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-11-19

Special reductions for Thanks
on all ladies' trimmed hats.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-11-19
DRY GOODS.

Good, 1ard-Wlde BROWN DUNES lIN, &C a va.
Good Wallpaper Canvas, by
the Bolt 2ac a I'd.
Good, Soft Finished Bleached Muslin, &c
Regular, at &c a yd.
Nainsook, do lie Regular, at : Sc ayd.
Excellent Cambria, at Il 10c a yd.
Ut is predicted that Cotton Goods will
advance 20 to rs per ct. within so days)
Good Ticking, worth 12sc a yard, for Sc a yd.
Excellent Broadcloth, Wine, Dark Green
and Black, Sc inches wide, for : SOC a yd.
Fancy Green Plaid Broadcloth, same width
as above, worth 81 a yd, Very Special SOC a yd
Beautiful Silk and Wool Batiste, worth 90c,
for SOC a yd.
Good Black Cashmere, 36 inches wide, for 25c a yd
Mercerized white Table Damask, 60c grade, 40c a yd
Many Good Prints, Ginghams and Flannel
cites Sc a yd.
SPECIAL-Simpson's Solid Black Prints,
Short Lengths Sc a yd.
Special Bargain in Cotton Batts-8 OF. rolls
Good Cotton. for &c a roll.
Big Lot Ladies' Kerchiefs, Splendid Quality, for Sc.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.-Dozens to Sc
lect from. 65c, up to SIS and Sc for Splendid, Large
Size All-WoOlen Blankets
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-11-19

SwANGER will not distribute Re-
publican ''pie" the coming four
years.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-11-19

Call and examine our new line
of Ladies' and Gents Shoes.
Il. T. FARMHOUSE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-11-19

Try a sack Of that Hen Feed at
Barnhouse's.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-11-19
Iron County Teachers AssO-
citation.

The teachers of Iron County
held their annual meeting in the
school building in Ironton, Nov.
12-14. Geo. L. Smith, County
Commissioner, presided. The
program was carried out essential
ly as published. The following
thirty-fve teachers enrolled:
Randolph Adams Edward Newlan
w r Adams Elsie Newlan
Ada B Barger CIV Phillips
Alva Barnes Annie T Polk
Lille B Bishop Euseba Polk
B P Burnham Mamie M Ringo
M w Daugherty Katie Russell
Blanche Eaton Lizzie Russell
D C Eaton G w Signer
Joseph C Eaton Geo L Smith
Nellie E Ferguson en- Stevenson
Gertie Fitzpatrick Essie Tolleson
Lena Hall Alice Twomey
Gertie Hudson Maude Twomey
Eta Keathley Chas S Williams
Meeda More Esse M Yount
Omer Moore Pearl E Yount
Tohn B Needham
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S Specials for Thanksgiving in Our Trimmed Hat Dept.
All our $40 Hats Reduced to SITS
All our So Hats Reduced to SIS
All our So Hats Reduced to AIS
All our SIS Hats Reduced to 3.75
All our 81 Hats Reduced to 800
All our So Hats Reduced to 2.25
The same proportionate Reductions apply to the
cheaper grades. These Reductions are made earlier
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-01-25
oon,t Take the Risk.

When you have bad cough or cold
do not let it drag along until It becomes
chrome bronchitis or develops into an
attack Of pneumonia. hut give IT the at
tention it deserves and get rid OF 1t.
Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy aud
you are sure of prompt relief. From "A
small pegirning the sale and use of this
preparation has extended to all parts oil
the United States and to many foreign
countries. Its many remarkable cures
of coughs and colds have won for it this
wide reputation and extensive use. Sold
by Valley drug store.
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thereof In any further sum than the unpaid bal
ance due the company on the shares of stock
subscribed for owned by him, nor shall any
informality In the organization of this company
have the effect OF rendering this charter null or
of exposing stock holder to any liability be-
yond the amount Of His stock.
Thus done and passed In my Office in the city
Of verda. on the day. month and rear first here
inabove written. In the presence Of X. W. Wagner
and r. N. H hutchinson. lawful witnesses. who here
unto sign their names together with said persons
and me, said Notary, after reading of the whole.
THOS. j. BUCKNER.
ANDREW j. BUCKNER,
by r. ID. Bnckner.
NJ. c. BUCkNER,
W. +. BCCkNER.
Attest:
h. w. WAGNER,
r. N. HUTCHINSON.
(sEAL) E. s. MURRELL.
Notary Public.
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The following is the list OF commits
sioners, clerks, watchers and deputies
who are to hold the DemNrratic pri
mary election in Grant parish. La.
on Tuesday, Jan. %. 1908, viz:
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The Pure FOOD Law.

Secretary Wilson says. "One OF the OBJ
jects of the law is to inform the consum-
err of the presence of certain harmful
drugs in medicines" The law requires
that the amount OF chloroform. opium.
morphine, and other habit forming
drugs be stated ON the label of each
bottle. The manufacturers of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy have always claim
Ell that their remedy did not contain
any of these drugs. aud the truth OF this
claim is now fully proven. as no mention
of them is made on the label. This rem
rdy is not only one OF the safest, but one
of the best in use for coughs and colds.
It's value has been proven beyond ques-
tion during the many years it has been
been in general use. For sale by Valley
drug store.
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An Address.


a.. Coliax. In. Jan. 4, 1905.
To the Democratic Voters of the Par
ish 0fGrant:
Iregret very much that my ofiicinl
duties, IA the Attorney General oi
the State, have so completely oc''l-
pied my time, and demanded my at
tention, rs to prevent my making u
more thorough canvass of the State
than | have been able to make. and
that have been deprived of the OPP
portunity OF meeting more of the
voters of Grant parish thnn 1t has
been my privilege to meet on the oc-
casiou of this visit to Colfnx. | must
content myself, therefore, with this
means, OF bringing toyonr attention
the fact that | am a candidate sor
denomination to the Office oil Attorney
General.
| WAS honored by your support ut
the hast State primary election in
1904, receiving Il majority OF the
votes east at that election in Grant
parish, and | sincerely trust that |
have so conducted the office of At
torney General as to merit your sup
port on the 2Sth of this month.
Again thanking YOU for the sup
port given me in 1904. and with the
hope that it may he my good fortune
to receive it again On the 2Stll in
slant. | am,
Very respectfully,
WALTER GUION,
| tit, CO. A tt.rpav Gouar.,l
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WIN. f. BUCKNER. Any two OF whom shall
constitute a quorum for the transaction OF bust
ness officers. as follows: Thoa,as ID. Buckner.
president; Andrew j. Buckner, yice-prefident;
Miles c. Buckner, secretary and general mana
ger; William II. Buekner, treasurer. No person
shall be eligible a director or officer In this
same. The said board shall continue in Office
until said board shall see Mt to change or
re-elect officers and directors. and alter each
election. the board of directors shall elect from
it's own members the officers Of this company.
ARTICLE FIVE
The board OF directors shall have full power to
all vacancies caused in it's number by death. re-
signation. or otherw ise. from among the stock
shall have full'power and control of the property
Of this company, and shall 30 conduct manage
and the its directors may deem best
and ia consistant with the objects OF this com.
pany. or the welfare Of the same. The said board
IL further authorized to make such by Jaws rules
and regulations AZ may be required and as may
be necessary for the conducting and manage
shall not conflict with this charter or with the
laws OF the State or the United States. The
said board shall have the power to appoint aud
elect such officers and managers. agents and
employees. servants. and clerks. as may be
deemed necessary for conducting the business OF
this corporation, To nix their compensations and
term Of service. with the right to dismiss them
at the said boards pleasure. and the said board
shall have the right to make aud determine the
salaries of the general officers herein provided
for.
ARTICLE SIN.
This charter may be changed modified or
amended and the capital stock Increased or de-
creased, in accordance with and In compliance
with the laws of Louisiana relative thereto. In
case of dissolution termination Of this cDrpor-
alton, either by limitation or it's charter. or any
other cause the liquidation of its affairs shall he
conducted bv four commissioners selcsted from
the stockholders at meeting called for that
purpose. and after ten days prior notice shall
ha We been Qiyen in n daily or weekly newspaper
published In Grant parish. Louisiana. Said
commissioners shall remain In Office until the al
fairs of said corporation shall have been fully
iauidated, and In case of the death of one or
more OF the commissioners. the survivor OF sur
yivors shall continue to act.
ARTICLE SEVEN.
No stakeholder Of this corposation shall ever
be held responsible for the contract or faults
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New verda La, dec. Z, 1901.
List of subscribers to the en- pital stock Of Back
ner Bros Company. Limited, domciled at New
Vertia, Louisiana.
We the undersigned do hereby subscribe the
number OF shares aud amounts set opposite our
names to the capital stock of Buckner Brothers
Company. Limited. and hereby agree to pay for
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List al i,olllng Precincts.
Colfax. La Ian. a. 100,

Colfax, La, Jan. 4, 1908.
Dear Sir:-The following is list OF
the places in this parish where the
Democratic Primary Election, to be
held on january %, 1908. shall be-
held, by ward aud precinct, as fol-
lows:
Ward 1-Colfax and Fairmount.
War,i 2-Pollock. Simms, Bruce's
Mill. Bagdad.
Ward 3-Antonia, Dry Prong,
Greed.
Ward 4-Buekelew, Lincecum.
Ward 5-Georgetown.
Ward 6--Summertield.
Ward Montgomery, verda.
j. H. McNEELY,
Chairman.
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WARD ONE.

Colfax-J. z. Kelsoe. A. M. Good
wyn, T.. N. Evans, commissioners;
A. NJ. LeSnye. j ID. Stallings, clerks,
Henry Kelsoe, r.. E. Mcknight, j
A. HYDE, watchers.
Fairnlount-A. A. Dean, j. L. Brett
+. G. Lacour, commissioners; j. II
Blackshrar, NJ. {. Hanberlin, clerks;
q. II. Dean, watcher
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Dots from Hargis.
January 20, 1908.


To-day Is one Of the most beauti-
full days we have had this year. The
early dew drops are glittering bright
this morning, and the birds nre sing
ing SO sweet the old farmers almost
think that spring has opened up.
Messrs. K. +. Jackson and NJ. r..
TeddIie madea flying trip oColiax on
business this week.
Mr.. j. +. Drewett has been on the
sick list this week, hut is improving
now. He has all his business going
right on. His mill never stopped
during the money panic.
Misses Mollie and Norma Dyson
were visitors at Hargis last Sunday.
Mr.. Earle Deem was escorting Miss
Addie Durham around last Sunday.
We had fine entertainment at Mr..
W. X. Kelly's last Thursday night.
Mr.. Riley Kelly is moving to the
river, and Mr.. Jesse Richardson, oi
Verda, is going to move into his res
idence.
Mr.. X. +. Jackson made a call on
one of the Hnrgis girls last Snnda.,
evening. Brown EYES.
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officers for Primary Election.

Candidate for Attorney General
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OHlcsers LOT fTluIdsy A|tVCapH'
The following is the list of commits
sioners, clerks, watchers and deputies
who are to hold the Democratic pri-
mary election in Grant parish. La,
ON Tuesday, Jan. %. 1908, viz:
WARD ONE.
Colfax-J. z. Kelsoe. A. NJ. Good
wyn, T.. N. Evans, commissioners;
A. NJ. LeSnye. j. ID. Stallings, clerks.
Henry Kelsoe. r.. E. Mcknight, j.
A. II vide, watchers.
Fairnlount-A. A. Dean, j. l.. Brett,
f. G. Lacour, commissioners: j. ii.
Blackshrar, NJ. c. Hanberlin, clerks;
q. H. Dean, watcher.
WARD TWO.
Pdllock-B. +. Lewis, f. c. Gntes.
II. p. Gray, commissioners; j. W
l,nkI,am, J. l.. Greed, clerks; =. d.
Williams, ]. II. Walker, q. W. Vain
wright, watchers.
Simms-C. Delaney. G. NJ. Ross,
Mart Rice, commissioners; {. II.
Clark, -, clerks; -, watchers.
Bagdad-E. Is. Hammons, j. NJ.
Anthony, A. NJ. Brown, commission
ers; W. f. Buckner, Robert Jackson,
clerks: W. o. Gatlin, watcher.
Bruce-Martin Chandler. E. H
Lewis. j. W. Murrell. commissioners
Geo. Fuller, w. II Hanmons, clerks
W. B. Flanagan, John Fralix, T. j
Flanagan, watchers.
WARD THREE.
Dry Prong-W. N. Creed, Richard
Futrell, |. J. Rhinehart, commission
ers; S b. Cooper, Ben Sermons, clerks
Hugh Gntlin. watcher.
Creed Richard Newton, W. A
Creed, E. A. Falrcloth. commission
ers; w. O. Hutchinson, NJ. l.. Futreli
clerks; W. J. Wyatt. watcher.
Antonin-JnO. Pennington. j. Z
Chandler, j. W. B,rron. commission
ers; N. Johnson, w. ID. Mills, clerks
G.. A. Miles, watcher.
WARD -FOUR.
Buckelew-.J. W. White, NJ. II. Nh
gent, b. j. Nngent, commissioners
| NJ. G. Nugent. &C. Watson, clerks
Geo. Ober, w. p. Dean, watchers.
Lincecunl-T. H. West, w. q. Lin
cecum. J. l.. Kent, commissioners
j. :. Haley, F. T.. Tabor, clerks; VIM
Rambo, Ransom Rambo, watchers.
WARD FIVE.
GeoTgetown-A.J Dunn. c. L. Tul
ley. r. G. Linrecum, commissioners
| w. H. West berry, W. F. Corley, clerks
Leslie Norther, q. l.. Barrett, +. z
TiIlmnn, ID. |. Payne. watchers.
WARD SIX.
Summerfeld-T NJ. Smith. j. B
Lyman, Sam Johnson. commission
ers; W. l.. Richardson, l.. b. Straughl
clerks: J. l.. Calhoun, Wilson Prest
ridge, &. w. Payne, NJ. c. st. Andre
watchers.
WARD SEVEN.
Montgomery--Jno. W. Dean, B. A
Fortson, q. l.. Ethridge, commits
sioners; b. +. Woods, W. 5. Woods
clerks; l.. l.. Thompson. f. W. Rogers
w. N. McIlwnin, watchers.
Verda-J. S. Brister, J NJ. Straughl
Ellis Wallace, commissioners; b. ID
Fletcher, e. j. Hutchinson. clerks
| II. w. Wagner,C. W. Williams, ID. II
Wallace, q. l.. Garrett, watchers.
TheromniitteeI named the followin;
deputy sherifis:
Colfax-M. +. Swafford.
Fairnonnt--F. &. Lncour.
Bngdad-Henry Hammons.
Bruce's Mill-R. Il. Roach.
Pollock-G. W. Wainwright.
Sinnis-Geo. Andre.
Crped-T. l.. Futrell.
Dry PRONG. H. Swafford.
Antonia-G. w. Wainwright, Jr.
| Bnckelew-W. A. s. Nugent.
Lincecum-J f. Nugent.
Georgrtown--C. H. Compton.
Snmmeriield-Joseph Ferrier.
| Montgomery-Watson Rogers.
Vefda-C. W. Williams.
j. II. McNEELY,
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river, and Mr.. Jesse Richardson, oi
Verda, is going to move into his res
idence.
Mr.. X. f. Jackson made call on
one of the Hurgis girls last Snnda,
evening. Brown EYES.
To the Citizens of Grant Parish.
Only a few months have elapsed
since my announcement was made
for the important Office of Repre-
sentative of Grant parish.
This announcement was follow
ed within short time by my dec
laration of principles which / con-
slider to he ut least some of the.
main issues of the day. Since il
has been some time ago that IN,
platform was published, and lest
some may have forgotten my views
on the issues of this campaign.
and lest others, perchance, may
not be fully acquainted with my
position on The leading issues of
the day, l deem it appropriate to
rciterate them briefly.
In the first place / believe that
the cause of education should be
literally supported. Our rural
schools should be greatly improv-
ed /; our Normal and Industrial
schools need better equipments,
aud our State University should
be made equal to that of the best
of any State in the Union. Our
entire school system should be Sc
correlated that pupil may pass
from the lowest schools on NJ
through our State University. Ny
record rs member of the Grant
Parish School Board fully verifies
the deep and lasting interest l fee
for the cause of education in oul
State.
Iu regard to the liquor traffic
declared myself emphatically il
favor of not only parish, but State
prohibition. Our State shoult
certainly not be unaffected by tn,
great wave of prohibition that il
now sweeping over our great south
ern country.
All forms of gambling / de
nounce as wrong, and should b'
properly prohibited by the enact
ment and the strict enforcement
OF appropriate laws.
/ consider that our old soldier,
should be more literally cared for
The graves of those who lost thei
lives in fighting for the great Los
Cause should be appropriately
marked, and the most importan
battlefields on which they display
ed such heroism should be convert
ed into parks and stabbed will
monuments in memory of theil
brave deeds.
/ thoroughly believe that ever,
effort possible should be exertet
to improve and develop the grea
natural resources of our State.
We should establish a well i'm
proved system ofpublic highway
throughout our State. A good sys
TEN of turn-pikes would develop
our country as no other improve
meut could.
| believe that the Legislature
should enact wholesome laws rela
tive to the sale of injurious medi
cines and impure food.
These are some of my views
briefly stated on the most impor
tant questions Of the day.
1t is almost impossible for mi
to make a thorough and complet.
canvass of the entire parish, hence
/ take this opportunity again o
making known to the voters of oul
parish my position as declared il
my platform.
Trusting | may merit the sup
port of our citizens, and pledgins
myself if elected to do all in IN,
power for the welfare our country
Respectfully, j. Nj. WARDLow
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

MATE OF LOUISIANA, I
PPRsH OF GRANT I
Having examined the above and foregoing
charter Of the Baekner Brothers Company. Linz
tied. and nnding nothing therein contained
contrary to the laws Of the State Of Lou
isiana. hereby officially approve the same
This January 3D. 1905
JOHN r. HUNTER
Dist. Atty, 18th Judicial Dist. OF La.