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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

Times Democrat: Young Sothern tells a
good story relative to his carly experience
on the stage. In his frat American season
he played small parts with John McCul-
Tough. One night in Texas town the
play was s'Ingomar," and Sothern was to
be the leader OF ihe barbarian army. Dur
ing the day he and his companions in arms
transacted the town for fur coverings in
which to appear CT The stage, They secur'
ed some skins which had been imper feet
ly cured. In the scene where the barbara
rians rushed on Mccullough, tie tragediar
| stood aghsst and almost forgot his lines
Whom the curtain fell he turned to th
for covered battalion and said: Boys yo,
don't look like barbarian army, hu
lPm-if yeu don't smell like ore.'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

Times Democrat: Gladstone is great
linpuist. When James G. Blaine was re-
gently presented to President Carnot OF
France, the services of an interpreter were
REQUIRED to make conversation possible.
Mr.. Gladstone, however, talked French
plibly to an interviewer few days ago
and responded in italian to demonstra-
ton in his honor at Florence. If he should
90 to Athens he could chat with the natives
in modern Greek. He could address the
students of German university in thei
mother tongue, or read to them from th'
Latin or Greek classics. Gladstone's tongue
| Is not only eloquent-it is highly cultured
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

N. o. City Item: The Buffalo coffin deal
ers have long enjoyed monopoly, boy
cotting out of the business all but mem
bers of their league. Recently firm OF
Rochester and one OF Cleveland have estab-
lished agencies in Buffalo, and are under
selling the Ring. One gives a ticket i'll
prize drawing. and the other n chrome OF
Grant or Garfield with each coffin sold.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

N. o. City Itom: The Pope has provided
for the distribution Of his jubilee gifts after
his death. The presents from sovereigns
and all of the most valuable articles are
to form a new museum in the museum
in the Vatican, except those which are OF
an ecclesiastical character, which are to be
given to st. Peters. Everything else Is TO
be distributed among the hospitals of Rome
The Pope is about to announce special
discipline, i. e., he is going to select some
particular sin which lie thinks most ram
pant in this present y ear of grace and pro-
claim it under particular penalty. His
Holiness is reported 20 bo somewhat be
wildered by the enormous choice whici
offers itsolf to his notice.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

rhe Ouachita Valley is ono of the most
fertile in the world. The climate is salu-
brious and health good. When it is settled
and developed as it will be in few years
IT will be one of the wealthiest sections in
thu world.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

Gadsden, Ala, year ago was about tho
size of Monroe. It has water works, elec-
trio lights, and $50. 600 hotel. tits much
bigger place now than Monroe. Gadsdeh
advertised it's advantages, and thrift and
enterprise did the balance.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

The reelection Of Senator II. l.. Glib
son we take to be iofegOne conclu-
sion. Gen. Gibson Is one Of the most
useful men In he National Legislature.
He Is credit TO Louisiana, to the
South, and to the Democratic party.
He has been waicbful ut the Interests
of his people, always accessible and
ready 10 execute such commissions %
might be requested Of hun, even though
! II be for the humblest Uf his constitu.
enis. 10 ability aud purity Of character
he has no superior In public life. II 10
true, In the heat of the last campaign,
certain newspapers sought to disparage
Senator Gibson, but now that 1t IL over
we suppose his great service to the
State and tho party will fnd universal
recognitiop. .--Arcdoli0 Record.
0-tl
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

I, N, o. City Item: German, of Maryland,
scarcely ever makes any effort except In
politics and at baseball. 1t is said OF him
that che puts in his work as g politlciar'
and takes his rest as Senator"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

A real first-class hotel. with all modern
improvements and conveniences would be
worth more to Monroe than forty small
boarding houses.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

Somebody announces himself as eandi-
date for Judge of the sth Judicial District
in the Madison Times but omits to give his
name. He will likely be nominated.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

Flavoring Extracts for Cakes, Spices,
Pepper, Cooking Soda, Mustard, Gela-
tine. Coal Oil and Sewing Machine
Oil. AT CALDERwooD Cos.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

Several towns in this State and Arkan-
sas not - large or important as Monroe
have fair associations. Monroe should not
ALWAYS lag behind.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

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Thev Therefore pr,,cs.e,isxi 10 make se-
lections on the =, q: iitnesa for the
nos;tions. ii is true there was no lack
rf canaidates 4, the last nom anf, That
u. mere were many gentlemen 'sug-
0ested ana advocated BY their friends
fnr the various places. but these gcntle>
man Welded ~ once 20 the choice Of
tha majority
The second nlace on the ticket has
heen Allied hvs = man In whom conn
hinefl nll the attributes that would
MAKE him worthy 10 I'LL the chair oi
the Chief Executive. The Hon. James
IsfFries of Rapides Is so well known
throuch hout the State that eulpgy ct our
hrn,ls 4 unnecessary.
E,rtha Treas urership the choice fell
unon Hon W. RI Pines Of East Fell,
c.ena This nost I'M nortant oiHce will
therefore be filleti by q man Of stainles.
record. who has ali the business Quali'
Acstlons necessary for I wise adminis'
tratiou Of our ,fiscal afTairs. A man o
independent fortune, sound Demo
crat and y tried public servant, III
c,il, elevate the credit Of the Slate.
The choice for Attorney General iel
nnon a iistlupulshed son OF Orleans
Iudoe Walter III, Rogers, who ls tn,
we'll known throughout the State to re
nnira comment.
For the Office OF Superintendent Q
pnhlic n lucatIou there could not hav
been presented more acceptable n0lni
moo than Colonel Breaux Of Ibcris. II,
hxs. an Individual, devoted htmsel
con amorc to the study Of educallons
sfY.iss. and in his own section ha
shnwn his zeal and ability In laborlni
G,r ina cause of public education, HI
10 mot a noliticiau. aud has had thu
honor thrust upon him.
The offices Of Auditor aud Secr0sar,
NJ state were conceded to the McEuer!
for the former position the pleseht III
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21
TELEGRAPH TICKS.

Organize that fair association with
immigration attachment at once.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

Tho colors Of the Louisiana Democrac
is white and red. The white came.ia ant
red japonica have been blended.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-21

TIE TELEGRAPH One dollar per
year.
, 1888-05-23

ard !; indecent or obscere ar,j-
cIes, inclusive Of prints, photo
graphs &c tobacco stalks F.;
clocks, watches and metals gen
orally, bearing limitations Of British
assay marks or stamps 6GtractS
essences or concentrations of coffee,
chicory, tea, and tobacco !; tobacco
Inclusive Of cigars and snuff,
unless when bona fde for The CON
sumption of the addressee, or in
small quantities for use as trade
samples and Foreign or Colonial
manufactures bearing the names,
addresses, or trade marks of British
manufacturers, unless imported with
their consent.
In regard 10 articles liable to duties
Of customs on importation into the
United Kingdom, viz: II Beer, ale,
Essence of Spruce p Cocoa,
Chocolate, %chicory, coffee, tea, 81
Currants, figs, fg cake, French
pIums and all dried plums, prunes,
r%aisins A. Plate of gold or silver;
s. Playing cards !; g. Spirits of all
sorts, including Eau de Cologne
and all other perlumed spirits, chic
reform, chlorol hydrate, collodion,
suIphuric ether, iodide OF ethyl; Y
Wine 81 Soap, transparent, made
with spirit Tobacco, inclusive of
cigars and snuf,-the Public is re-
minded that when such articles are
sent by Parcel Post, they must be
specially declared, according to
their true description, in the dcclar-
alton forms accompanying the par
GELS, on pain of the forfeiture Of
the whole contents of parcels dis
covered to contain dutiable articles
not properly declared.
The Government of the Danish West
India Islands, st. Croix tic 13JA May 1888.
@, H. ARENDRUP,
, 1888-05-23

OhIoralhydrat, Collodium, SyovIm-
ther, EIhyIjodidj y Vine; 81
Transparent Sebe, fremstillet med
Spiritus; Tobak, inclusive Cigarer
og Snus,-henledes Publikums OPP
marksomhed paa, at saadanne,
naar de forsendes i Postpakke, maa
were specielt angivne paa Told,
d~eklarationen under STRAIT af Kon-
fskation at heIe lndholdet af
enhver Pakke, som fndes at indie
holde toldpligtige Varer, der like
ere rettelig erkl@rede.
GOuyernementet for de dansk~ vestindiske
Ger, st. CrOix, den 12te Mai 1888.
@. H. ARENDRUP,
, 1888-05-23
HGLUOr Hansen,
FIN.
Translation.


L is hereby brought TO public no
tice that from the 1st instant
there will be a direct exchange, by
British packets, between The Dan
ish West India Islands and the Unit
ed Kingdom, of Postal Parcels
without declaration of value and
no exceeding 10 pounds (Danish)
or S Kilograms in weight.
In regard to time Of mailing, d.
mansions, makeup, manner of
closing, address, reforwarding in
cas- of addresses change of resi-
dence, procedure in case the par
cells cannot be delivered to the nd
dressee, and compensation in case
of less, the rules which are at pre-
sent in force in the already exist
ing corresponding exchange with
other countries, are valid also in
the exchange with the United King
dom.
Every parcel is to be accompa-
MED by l bulletin of dispatch and
2 declaration forms.
The postage is to be prepaid at
the following rates
A. For parcels from the Danish
West India Islands for The
United Kingdom,
not exceeding 2 lbs. Danish ......s. ~
between 2 lbs. and 6 lbs. Danish. ~
between 6lbs. and 1Olbs. , ....... 1902
b. For parcels from the United
Kingdom for the Danish West
India Islands,
not exceeding 8 lbs. avoirdupois.. Is Cd.
between3 lbs. and 7lbs. avoirdupois 3sOd
between 7 lbs. and 11lbs. As Sd.
It is prohibited to enclose letters
or communications bearing the
character of personal correspon-
Gence in the parcels, or to transmit
in postal parcels articles of inflamma-
BILE or explosive nature, Or articles
which cannot be conveyed without
danger, or articles Of which the
Importation is prohibited by Gus
toms or other Reg ulations.
Under this latter head the follow
ing articles are excluded from trans
mission to England by Parcel Post:
Foreign reprints Of British Re-
gistered Copyright " orks; false
money, counterfeit Sterling and
British silver coin below stand
, 1888-05-23
Publication.

SPT is hereby made known, that
- pursuant to Ordinance dated
the 18th August 1874, it has been
announced to me, that Mr.. ROBERT
L. MERWIN during his absence
from this island has, according to
power of Attorney dated 18th Janu-
airy 1886 from the firm Armstrong &
90. su bstituted Mr.. ROBERT
ARMSTRONG to act as Attorney to
said firm. ld0~
Frederiksted Police Office, the 14th May
1883.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1888-05-23
HGlUOr Hansen,
FIN.
Bekjendtgjore1se

STAET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
S Undertegnede | Henhold ill
Anordning af lode August 1874,
haF modtaget AnmeIdeIse ON, at
Hr. ROBERT L. MERWIN, hf6lge
Fuldmagt af 18de Januar 1886, fra
Firmaet Armstrong & Co., har sub
stitueret Hr. ROBERT ARM
STRONG, som FuIdmegtig for
nevnte Firma under hans Fraverelse
fra Gen.
F%rederiksteds Poitikammer, den 14de
Mai 1888.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1888-05-23

FL O6kJ6uutSJOF0S u0IV6u' az u6I
W fra den 1ste Mai d.. A. at regne
err aabnet directe Udvexling med
britiske Pakketter imellem dansk
Vestindien og StorbritaDnien og
Inland af Postpakker uden Verdi-
angivelse indtil en- Vagt at 10 Pund
dansk Is kilos,)
Med Hensyn ill Forsendelsernes
Indlevering, Dimensioner Indpak-
ming, Luke, Adresstring, Eftersen-
delse i Tilf@lde at A lressatens Boz
p@Istorandring, SAINT Fremgangsmaa-
den Tilfalde af, at ForsendeIserne
ere uanbringelige, og Erstatning,
forholdes efter de samme Regler,
som gj@lde for den tilsvarende nu-
b~estaaende Udvexling med andre
Lande, Iigesom de i denne benyttede
Observation-Disclosures til Adresse-
breve og Tolddeklarationer ogsna
blive at benytte i Udvexlingen
med Storbritannien og Irland.
Enhver Pakke skal ledSageS IF /
Adresscbrev og 2 Tolddeklarationer.
Portoen, som i allie Tilt8'de skaI
forudbetales, er
i dansk Testindien,
for en- Pakke indtil 3 Funds Vpgt... $O.42
=" d" Z" imellem 2 Pund 0g6 Pund 0.72
" {" F." " 6 Pund og 10 Pund 1.O2
England,
for gu Pakke indtil 3 Funds VBgt avoirdu.
pOis, Is. Cd.
for en- Pakke imellem 3 Funds og Z Funds
V@gt avoirdupois, IS.
for EN- Pakke imellem Z Funds og II Funds
V@gt avoirdupois, As. Sd.
Det er foYbuA at indI@gge / PAX
krrne Brcve eIler MeddeIelser af
correspondence Iignende Karakter,
ligeSom heller like Gjen>tande, der
ere let anr@ndelige, elIer hvis
Befordrlng er fOrbunden med Fare,
elIer hvis lndt0rseI err torbudt we'd
ToId-eller audre Love o9 Forord-
ninger. l sidstnevnre Henstende
ere f0Igende Gjenstdnde udeIuk-
kede fra BefordrIng til England i:
Aftryk If V@rker, som ere beskyt-
tede ved den briti>ke EftertryksIOv-
givning ; faIske PENCE; e~ftergjorte
Hnderl6dige SGIv og Guldm6nter;
utugtige Skrifter, Billeder o. !;
Tobaksstilke; SIaguhre LON
meuhre, og i Acknowledged Metal
varer med eftergjorte engelske
Gehalt- StempIer, Ertrakt, ESsemtser
eller. Pr@parater at Katie, Cichorie,
The "g I'obak Tohsk, inclusive
Cigarer, Snus-undtagen bona fde
for Adressaiens eget Forbrug elIer
i Smaakvantiteter, til Benyttelse
som Vareprove; SAINT fremmede
.eller kOloniale Varer, der bare
engeIske Fabrikanters Navn, Ad-
reese elIer HandeIsmerke, med
mindre Varerne indf0res med we'd
kommende Fabrikanters Tiliadelse.
Med HenSyn til Varer, der ere
bIdpl:gtige we'd IndforeIsen i Eng
land, nemlig: y Oh, Ale, Spruce
Essents, q Kakao, Chokolade, Gil
chorie,, Katie, The; 81 Korender,
Figen, Figenkage, franske Blom-
mer,l Svedskerr,I Rosiner ; Al Forar-
beidet Guild eller SoIy; 5, SpilIe-
Lo,A. n\ IL &Io-o O~.. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
s0DAviLLR,

1
Now is the timo for ono aud All 20 como 10
Sodavillo and driak Of the ever fies and
health giving soda water. The water never
tasted bctter than At the preaent time.
Considerable work has becn done on and
around the Hoda springs the moat noticeable
Of tho improvements made L that Of tie
many seats which haye been placed In every
shady mock close around the springs, 30 that
the young folks, when becoming tired Of
lettering around tho springs can take their
comfort aud enjoy quiet chat TO Themselves,
thus making more room and less eonfuslon
around the apringn.
The Rev Mr. Jones Is here making prepArAs
tions 10 start camp-meeting A large tent
In which the services are 70 bs held, Ia being
put up to-day. The meeting will begin right
away
Anyoaa wiAhing 20 come % SodaviIle viii
always find good accommodations ~ tho
Fountain House, OF which MIR II q kium Is
proprietor. Mr. and Mrs Klum are very &C.
oommodatiug and do ail In their power to
make their guests comfortable and happy.
To add 10 tho convenience Of persons com-
ing Co SodavIIle, Mr II u Klum Il always on.
haad at train time, ready 10 carry paasen-
gers back and forth betwesn soda2ills aud
Lebanon.
Died sn tho 22ad inst. after a lopg aud
severe illness, at her residence near Sodaville,
Grandma Vanderpool. age about 20 years.
Rev Kirkpatrick. Of Lebanon will begin a
oamp-mseting ~ this place the 2ist Of June.
The meeting 10 continue at least week.
0nr school al sodavilIo IL 10 q ilourIshlag
condition, with Mr.. MoGee a. instructor The
scholars numbering about aixty.
We also have good Sabbath School,
which meets overy Sabbath morning At 10
o'clock, large attendance.
Mr. o Fry, Sen. has moved 10 AIbaay. Mr.
George Munsey and family now occupy the
house vacated by Mr Fry.
Mrs Cooper has returned from YaquinA
Bay. where she has been visiting relatives
and friends.
The Teachers AS ociation will he held al
Sodavillo this year, The Association meets
the 9th OF June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newhonse. who have Leen
the guests Of Mr. aud Mrs wm Parrish, have
returned home.
MIR WestiAll has made grand improve.
ment both In looks and vaiae Of bis property
by way Of fencing aud building. Also Mr.
Highet Is buildiug an addition 70 bis house.
Mr II Perry aud sons ara At sodayIlle
making some improvements on their prop
erty here
MFa George Wilson ssho had the .aisfsT.
tune to fall and break her arm, is improving.
Mr. Samuel Wilson. whe has been lying
dangerously i'll for some time past, Is report
ed ~ being seme better.
ar Peek and family, who have been here
several months far Mr. Peck's health, started
back East = few days aga,
Times ara nosae what lively hero now a.
you will AassrtAia By looking into che faces
Of our business men. There are good many
people camping here. and large crowds of
psopie especially on s6ndAy. gather around
the springs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08

Soatco will DO kept at tho farm OF CT.
Crawford, near LOwsOn, on Narrow Gauge
r. r. and will be allowed 70 serve a limited
number Of mares at S20to insure in foal, but no
rospopsibility for accidents. He is rich.
dark bay. without white, will be three years
old June 10th, 1885 Was sired by Oneco,
three year old'record 2-4l, son OF Altamont,
wagon record a62 in eighth heat.
First dam Laura d. by Edward Eyerette.
second lam D.cy Marsh, line road mare OF
tried endurance. OuecO's dam is Bell Price,
nv Doble. two year old record 2-40A. the fast
est ia the world for years He afterwards
ohtained record of 2-2S when entirely blind:
Doble by Ericsson lsire Of the Grand Dam OF
Phalas the fastest living stallion, 2-l3ll four
wear old record . 30a which stood as the
fastest for Ia years.
oneco was the Javenile King Of the North
Pacific, sueeessiyely lowering and holding
the 2 and year old records, proving IN the
Golden crueible Of actual performance that nc
3 well worthy Of his grand lineage. Price
mont his full brother now holds the year
old record, 2-49A
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Edward Everett. sire Of the dam Of SeHtcO,
is by a son OF Pathfinder out Of daughter
OF Vermont, aud is fall brother 20 Kitty
Linn, . Al, the dam OF W. b. X. tho colt
that challenged all two year ol6's last April
for $500 side. ana met with no response.
Edward Everett is the sire Of Dolly s, the
dam Of Delco, besides many speedy and
game road horses. All competent horscmen
who have seen him and his get since they are
arriving at maturity, confidently predict that
he viii! soon become one OF tho great brood
mare sires Of the North Pacific. In disposi.
ton, beauty and pure trotting action, SeAtco
is simply perfection. and is eminontly en-
dowed on both sides OF the line with the
blood that trots, and by all the laws Of he.
redity should DO able TO stamp upon his pro-
duce his own inheritance.
To gentlemen desiring road horses and TO
young men wishing TO embark in thefasciuat
ing business Of breeding aud developingth-
American trotter, call special attention e
this young Stallion aud viii take pleasure il
showing him on any day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
Weather.

Summary OF Metsorology for May, 1855,
from observations taken at Albany. Linn Go.
Oregon. by John Briggs. vol. observer for the
Signal ssrYics, U s. Army.
Highest barometer on the l0sh. 30 90.
Lowest baEometsron tho 30sh. 29.49.
Mean barometer for the mouth. %. "a.
Highest daily average Of lar. ~. 0s.
Lowest daily average Of bar. 20.56.
Highest temperature on the.2sth and 29sh,
Lowest temperature on the S.h, 22ad and
Gath, 81.
Mean for the mouth COL
Highest daily range OF thsr. on the 9Th, IS.
Lowest daily ranged Of ther. on the 3rd. 10.
Mean temperature at a. IN. daily 54.35.
Mean temperature at ? y. IN. daily 1854.
Mean temperature - y. IN. daily 81. 81.
Prevailing directions Of winds, n. and 5.
Maximum velocity force, g.
Total rainfall or melted snow during
month, l. 90 inches.
Number of days on which .0I inch or more
rain fell. s.
Number Of days Of cloudineaa average 8
scale Of 10. 4.
OF 90 observations SO were clear, Is cloudy,
iair, o foggy, 3 rain, 3 hazy. overcast.
Frost on the mornings OF O.
Rainfall-l.4 - on average OF 10 years.
Temperaturef3 50 on average Of 10 years