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TERRITORY or wAsHISsroS.
CoENTY OF KING. -


The Afsianf, g. i. Colyin, says.
Two years ago had q compound frsc-
tire OF the leg, and IL was SET BIZ DR. Smith,
of this city. but was rot set even and was
painful Is subsequently, formed into q
running sore, and pieces Of bone were con-
tznxaiiy coming ont.
had Dr.. Bagley for eight months. who
concluded that IL was carries OF the bone,
but his medicine did me no good By that
time could barely drag myself on crutch
/ could not sleep for pain, could do no
wusk aud was In despair.
heard great deal about Dr.. Ioragnss
new system Of medicine, and l ask ed DR..
Bagiey what be thought OF IL He said he
did not know as TO DR.. Jordan's skill as q
doctor, but he did know that bis medicines
prudHccd unprecedented good resulfs En-
cuiirAgcd by those remarks I went TO DIR.
Jordan, aud the result II that in one month
after taking the medicine | was able 10
discard my crufch and 70 10 work. which
have continued ever since, my leg con-
stangly improving When came 10 DIR.
jordan my leg was fearfully swollen and
black and gsngsenous with q running sore
rs bsg a. hand. ! am now practically
well, there being but small abrassou--rsa
bigger than finger natf-left-
R. 8. coLyix.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me shis
Sd day of May, lsss
JUxfUs ROCHESTER.
Notary Public IN and for Wash. Ter.
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why the Man was PardonsS.
81. Louis Republic.

Lieutenant Governor Krekmeyer
was disrhareing temporarily the
duties Of governor during the absence
OF Governor Phelps from the state.
and one afternoon be cuoiiy directed
the pardon OF q notorious criminal
who had been sentenced 20 long
term In the penitenllary, assigning no
reason Whatever for his action. Next
afternoon a friend dropped into the
executive Office ard inquired OF the
acting fnt .1@F why such pardon
had sseen isssasi.
see here said Governor Brok-
meyer. do you know of q man in
this state who has. during the past
ten yeafn. strictly oheyed every in
junction of the law aud every mandate
os sueiety Have you done SO your
self7 Have | done sol No. But
that fellow whom ! parsfoned out
yesterday had lived ia that peniten-
tisss tor ten long years without hav-
iug In the slightest respect trans
gressed any Of the prison rules,
considered him standing afiront 10
better people who had, with more OPP
purtunitles. done less. That's why
pardoned him.
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Nnt : rh..leal shertness

Mamma, that tail, tne-lookins
Young man leaning against the piano
surely cannot he glr. he folger !
Thought para said he was short.
''oniv IN his acsonnts with the gov.
cfnmens. nav love. But his securities
masse il al right. telseve, and
he has Slnce fallen heir 70
gas well in Pennsvtvanla. Sh -
Mr.. he Folter, nav daughter.
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No sister In His.


A yoaag lady II eur city, whose
revealing Ia Der the object OF his visit,
He said Miss --. | called this
evening 10 ask yoa . question, and
have brought handsome FIng with
me. Now, | want yon Ia he candid
With sse. and before give il 70 yon |
want To know that II yea are only
inclined 60 be sister 10 NE Ssli have
20 take the ring back. a. father objects
To nav sister wearing saeh al attractive
ard expensive ring WhsreGron his
gsra siecisied Ia take the ring aud ls:
her lover keep her heart. I1sten soE
the welding hells.
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Lyxnrx W r

LYSpEx. W. r.
Ny wife we. taken sick with what the
doctors pronounced tyrkaosd fever She
continued coughing and vomiting for four
weeks; she was getting lower every day.
aud at last we concluded she ennid not live
long. She coHld not keep thing on her
stomach, aud was distracted with piercing
pains In head and stomach. We al last
called Dr. Jordan who. when be saw my
wife. said that she would begin 20 improve
just as soon as she took the Hssfogenefic
medicine. ard tina; IS Just what she did.
Size began to improve at once. and was ap
In three days. she f. nos believer In the
Histogenctie system
THOMAS THOMAS.
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Ar. WananaAkeT wants 20 know Why
= walaaa alwsys pats a postscript to .
letter. We are glaai 10 see the post
master general getting down 10 work
In an ensieAsor "a uaravei the prob
leans OF his defarfment
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AFgfsal Amy" AieeFnon, in rarsia-
seensary usage, what does the preSisa-
ing officer lay whsn i14aiser i 70 &c
pat % vote nsaspecting aleer-
non Are ynG veady for the Qaes
sian :" Arsful Amv-sY-yeS. AlRer-
nons think am - Rsrsss.ataa fssx
isss.
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|TAl[E Is EARNED
Not Mersly By Things
Written.
LIT y sias Arduous crsarness
- Deeds Accsmpllsnsd.

sxArrxx- y. r
Fire yensx go tork down With Esxu-
rsaz<xn. ErAve1 aud lnfnmraxzcz oz The
sspnacb. wU suo yssz ca ny Dnck
nse1aexs aid ef seSf<se THAI uouey ooazd
reurnre, bat ! secefFed 10 benefit ! waz
ahsp2e6 % HGu francisco sszyed there
ErE sEcnths xnder expert medical care.
and rseeiscd suzae sight beuefx there
Al that ike suffered exrxxsezafzuxar IN.
waa afmoek the sire 81 two Ices and a.
hard - rock III whole Ieaxth. / could
hardly eAk anythfnx and u4s falling fnx<.
szye snySen up TO die Il snxs- xAnaxhf
Is wns only matter CT dxrx Abeut that
time m the e1urfry round me rang with
the praineS ~ ny. r. Eugene Jordan and
his new nisfo1enessc syxfenz. Of which he
was the author. He took 10 eases unless
they were xSvsn zp - iurzrxble By other
reputable doctors He charged no<lffng
Er services and medicine aad his oksecf
sze1ed % be 10 show 10 the World the
coming re.olntson OF the rasdscilHs
bad myself conveyed 20 aim ~ the
E-Hnxuzek Hotel. where bis offce s.
La one dAy kfrer takinx his medicine
fas terrible pain IN my stomach. that stayed
Hisn me Tor 50 MANY years Aue that doctors
East and West. OF every sehoo1 and OF no
school. could NOT diEsodgs. raasshed- Ny
away my crntchek. and II fs were nas for q
rGmkining stiffness Of ny knee wonld be
yourg man again. TSsis does not begin
20 tell the suEexinxx / endured q volume
c0nId NOT 90 justice; . Zen eousd not cog
yey t. IL was kieepiess nights and says of
torture Resi- Was FOREIGN 10 rae. Al this
Transformation to health has DOW been q
year, and ! have no recurrence of the
trouble am - years old. hare lived 80
year. near seattle. and my many friends
never expected 30 see ME about again
ana stiil taking sIse medicine and have
hopes 20 get the use Of my knee hack
ass positive had I krown OF DR.. J. T.
Jsrsan and his great HtS1Dgenetic system
before Vas pFActiced on for years By all
the big aud little doctors. should not
hare spent years OF unurferabie misery
and thousands Of dollars In monev. In
my opinion. having tined all kinds Of
doctors. there In but one rational system Of
medicine, and that IL the Histogenetic sys-
TEN. and having seen 30 many other So
called incurnble cases. like Brixhf's disease
and blindness etc. Of my ueixhbors get
well. conclude that the Histogenefic sys-
tenn OF medicine Ii the coming system Of
the world, and ell other schools win have
10 give way 20 IL. as darkness TO light
r.. McNATT.
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All KilisdL or Sale
SURVEYED Land Scrip.

An1FrIoxsI HOMESTEAD CLaImz--Tn 90,
20 agd 10 acre pieces. ] oeafahie OF ans
lands snhseef 70 homestead and rre-emp-
ton entry. Large supply on hand; no de-
lays IN 1ilinx orders
have : fun supp ' OF FRACTIONAL amt
Tr0xkL H0xKsfKAD CLAIMS OF from three 90
10 acres, which, by rulings Of the general
land office are iOcxtAble on fractional sub
divisions Of double their area or less. The
difference being paid for In cash ~ si-2S
poxTxxyzxlD WARRANTS - Ia 4ascrs
pieces Aes Of April II. lisa. LccatAhie
On any unappropriAfed pabiie inntx The
supreme court has decided In Wilcox Va
Jeekxon that the word HnapE,roprtAsed -
applied 20 public lands means 'nat legally
disposed Of IL win take innds in the
corporate limits OF E town sss sseTsss s
Lewis ct 81 "a seattle. Il VIII take oceu-
Pied lands where there Is no legal elxxn-
See BoyArd VI 3kuE- IL VIII take with
drawn land when the with1rkwnl does
Mos ar.<rate n . dixposAl of The land See
last case and case Of VIVA 2. Brown
Scrip LocasaAls % unsurvsysd Iands.
SOCK HALrBRrx8 ssHzr = IN -. 50
aud 40 acre pleceA Act Of July l.. 5S54.
Locarabse On any nnsurveyed iAnds- Dos
EsiaerAl
Of Arrfl s. IL. Locatsbie aa any unap-
pyurrf& sed and unocezpSHd pshsSe lands,
r,os mineral. surveyed of nnxnrysyed
n Ior4tsnx any OF the Aocye scrip. no
sestlernens or rexidence 70 rs4alrea. Ant
there il no limit 10 the Qaantiy one per
sen ray use. The right asxAens - nnct
On fliux the scrip. ard transfers ct titss
far town sites or ether pnrpoees EBAY u
made w1theaf any delay.
Void susysex, socaxians. or selections. wtA
Szsvcnt Any OF these rights frura "a
w. HILL,
r. o. Eek ia. sKATfxAw -. =
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surrprNas xorEs.


ne City Of onincy has resumed hsl
rosie
Tae c. H. white is sin At the sish,ary:as
wharf
the Glide was taken into colnass basin
yesterday.
The .serinanls arrived here yesterday
tom san Francisco. she viii load coal
Tia willamette left for Psarssard Eas'
essnsag with 3.Upn tons az Black Diamond
eaal
The piie.afiv es Se.ty's hammer. which
sAs lass overheard some days slsses. hs'
ocSe rsSoyeUd.
ne Eliza AnaeFson. completely re
hlssd, WAS Ia have come OF ttse dry deck
g Port i.ndiaw yesterday.
The ksinser was tied up at Coim.n :
sessf ali day YESTERDAY. whrrs Q aew eosE
" PANT wss applied 10 her.
lhe Malta Malls sailed for Ssa Fran
usp last evening with 100 tons ~ euAl
- snail siss OF isasse ageTs.
fba Mexico arrived last evening from,
20 Francisco with = large list az psSsea.
80 ssd a sooa -sised casgu Of general
SAX fsAScYsco. Anil ia battered
ss.sEies, 10 iead coal ~ NsnsArao for san
ssllea-saa Pedro. Tacoma. gGseks. Per,
1osassna,
clssFvs- Refer. 1. selsnap and sunda
ssr Nsassna.
Aszssd-eseasaers Rival aud AFcsss Zoos
~ Cesmapsells. tsFas's hsxhors vii
nsnxsoa. Paget sound.
ssrssssf-ship EaFekz. rers townsend.
nlekf io~SsESn. Apstl l>.-AFfivess-
SO Normandy, Germans. csylon. sasi
e Tobarnsa.
i -, = kLAxs1Ky. April is~- Arrived Rr
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cArTroS.-The Hissorenetle medicines
arr scsd IN bat one aseu<y In each tawn.
The Label around TIE astssa hears the fol-
iowinx inscription AnF. J. Eaxens Tor
dxnAs Hss:ceenetis Medicine Esezy other
device is fraud.
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Takes sta ~ as matter of course-
the table d'nose patron -. Hasel Nal.
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~ o9E1uAtt hkH1 - - - $500
r71rfnxa On he part y rOantsy holders
- snmero1s. bsst - cisy fe<sen ere -
.ss..eu< carving % large stocks ~ efrcum
1900 vii pernst shipmenks 70 shin
- e s-e Ilxhs IN extreme.
ssts<kens coufinBe IL good suppiJ. w1fk
!. sspw ssraand. Last pricss qnotet m
ncIa}sined.
7ks exx market prtssstss no new features.
p1zr eassoafs OF shingles viii be shzppe6
>~~x On the mornings train. tso carr 20
o.rfi.nc, enc esr 70 Chicago. and cue go
* reBsrsdoL
6sseerfes EEnove steadily a. wish NO
xrrtsffon In prices eueesd last.
! rrl5z 1oe bcx<s Of apples ozlsood quality
100 received to-day The nrsf ecnss<n-
e.<r.s IL sry size receiykd for xonse time.
- epste es-zstei75 Per bex-
nRCHAxDfsE AND PRODUCE EE-
cS5P3a. During the 1szt - houn sne
Sc9ebandtse and prpdnce reeetpts q this
- wev - follows. fzxef soasBd shore
-sd ~ tons. coiurEsie 4 P1xet sound
xi1rssd. u TONS seattle. Lake shore 4
SS1fpxn rn<tway 30 toas BY water
&. M@rwIn. 5 tons Wa<bsn4fox. Is
-: Fleet wood. Il ton; Hezfy HALEY. Z
-: Dside. s. Ton; Leo. 3 tons Total r..
11r6s, 49, Tons.
TifMKSTs---Darinx ne last n hsurs
G1p6s and merchandise uese. shipped from
6E;e TO tie surrounding c0ubfry - fol
- Puget 6Dun6 Shore poed, - tons;
nhi. A Pnget Sound rn5lmad. - sonx;
tIe. Lake shor \ Eess<rn railway. s.
- 81 wnftr--Wa{ln Talln- f0o6 tons.
E1nnefte, 2 90 tons; lola. tons. VI. X
13u5D. fonas City ~ Qufney. 10 tons;
7l6r1woosI, ton Eynnxel. - tons tSkAzfi
GaStf, y tors; Nellie, tens: Afchiean, ]
- Total sis1nUexsx. a.l6J fons
: NATURE or KECEIFTx 617 ~
III. II pkxA fnb. - boxes eppiea. ~ bcxkd
pxeetables. 10 tkS potatoes. pigs exxs
~ sks pofAt0ee. cars brick. I ear
6kfnelss, 5oooo fest humber, sQEks po<afcex
q sks rhssbaTb. new hox ear. II boxes
e9riess 80 kkeesa roofing. ltrar aachlnery
lear furniture. 414e SIS Hour. ~ haxe'
knans. 70 eae<s eRKy. 1900 fest iumbSy.
esfk logs, ear puiatoes
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eaftse h:7eAsss % the wz<-sss q fAe tatSSx
we're naked wlsA NE TEXAS esis.s asa alss
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!. ..ze.~vx. asa xssxs xzsv sssc sastfts 80
rAings Is reversed. Instead e the
garsers having lells. our bellies al
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SFRlMRR CLARA BROWN

r RAVES YKSIxR6 WHARF TOh "a.
L. coma. Olympia and Biz Skookum q 2
. N every Monday. Wednesday and M
day.
ketxzning. leaves eheison. Big skookun.
q q m every Tuesday. Thafsday and ST.
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<sss asa tsa<e esae lsss-stsr a
,<sshe<3 70 e0mgs.sssaE with .
a. ~1S4 =xss.s.z Zhx~rax ard
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JAPAN BAZAAR.

% CASES JAPANESE eURsos
Just received direct. Imported from Japan
which xsli be sold cheap. Asa 10 see them-
fzs. Ks~rr<c Iarhs axfadsn<. yrsns
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Szcxaer lands af Al rexniax iandsnxs
except OAK Hareof. In Conuer aad n
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fiorss Amader. III; Aspen. so q: Bodle. 81.
calr<Ionia nlaek Hiiles -. Consolidated CaI-
ffoxnia Il Virginia. 40. Commonwealth.
ts2s: Deadwood. 81: Eureka consolidated.
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Halls Soreroee. - 20. Homtstake. t7.sc.
Horn silver. tiso: Iron silver. s.; Mono.
ti.fe: Mutual. Hts: 0phsr. s.: Plymouth,
0sc. savage. 20. kIerra Nevada, 81 20,
Stanftard 81. Yellow Jacket fa 30
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-05-11
A Wild Man.

VIM parish, not TO be outdone bv
Catahoula, has discovered a wild man.
The Vim Parish Democrat tells tho
following:
"On last Tuesday. Mr.. Fletcher, Of
ward two, came to town and brought
news that wild or crazy man was mi
the woods near Mr.. L. L. Lawrance's.
On Saturday evening preceding this.
Miss Bette McCrew, in company with
her little brother, was travelling along
the road. and reports that she saw
near the road a man in a nude con-
dition, who upon seeing them screamed
and ran. Mr.. Mears, passing along
near the same place on the same even
ing saw the same object, and ran it
two or three hundred yards. Rev.
Geo. A. Kelly, who was attending
church id the same neighborhood cot:
roborates all that is above stated.
Whether the man is a lunatic, or some
wild human being, no one knows. Mr.
l.. l.. Lawrance informs the people Of
that vicinity, that he saw this object
some time ago. but he knew that ne
one would have confidence in his
statement, hence he kept it to him.
self.
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moment and said:

moment and said
"Ingralsm-Joe rhgraham-after-
ward the Rev. Joseph Ingraham, of
Holly Springs He was Joe then-a
lawyer, and good man."
Il know him we'll" exclaimed DR..
Voahir., IL saw him die"
We'll, well, said Mr.. Todd, had
he an affection of the eycs?"
Il was at Holly Springs in 1862,
when Grant had occupied the terrific
ry down there. One Sunday went
to the Episcopal church. l knew no
one there, and went to service to pass
the time Rev. Mr.. Ingraham Wal
preaching, and his subject was the
VAR, The times were stormy, and
then man had to back up Il senti.
ment with his deeds. The preacher
finished it and sat down. As he took
his seat II report was heard, cry
followed and the minister pitched
forward OH his face in the pulpit. and
was dead almost before any one could
reach him. He had a revolver in his
pocket, and when he sat down it was
accidentally discharged"
By that discharge darkKess fell on
the intellect of a bright and brave
man. Rev. Mr.. Ingraham was
scholar and a writer of note. His
religious works hate been widely
read, and his pillar Of Fire" ""Princc
of the House of David" and "Ths
Throne of David" have had as great
circulation in Great Britain rs here.
His other writings include "Lai;tte"
and Burton, or the Siges." The
biographies Of famous men have little
of the life or death of the author.
whose only duel with citizen of
San Francisco was recalled in the
strange manner related.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-05-11
WHAT TO TEACH -FOUR DAUGHTER.


"What shall 1 teach my daughter?"
Teach her thst 100 cents makes 81.
Teach her how to arrange ths par
lor and library
Teach her to say mo-" and mean
it, or yes" and stick to it.
Teuc her how to wear q calico
dress and do it like . queen.
Teach her how to sew on buttons,
darn stockings sad mend gloves.
Teach her to dress for comfort and
health as well as appearance.
Teach her to make her sleeping
room the neatsst room in the house.
Teach her that tight lacing is un-
con,ely ~ well a. very injurious to
health.
Teach her how to cultivate flowers.
and make and keep the Kitchen gar
lien.
Teach bey TO regard morals and,
habits. and not money, in selecting
her associates
Teach her to observe the old rule.
"A place for everything, and every
thing in its place.
Teach her the important truism'
that the more she lives within her
income the more she will save, and
the farther she will get away from
the poor house.
Teach her that good, steady.
church-gOing, mechanic. farmer.
clerk or teacher, without q cent, is
worth more than forty loaiers or
non-producsrs in broadcloth..-PLila-
delphis Record.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-05-11

Gen. Jastrems',i, President of the
Louisiana Press Association, has des-
ignatea May 18th, 1889 as the. time
for their annual meeting. Those who
contemplate attending should send
their names and whether accompanied
BY ladies. to Maj s. 7. Grisamore.
Thibodeaux. La. e
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-05-11

To those who will pay all in advance
for IL months for the BEACON, We
will discount 25 per cent, or 81 ~
instead Of 81. Some seen. q. $rgets
the diffrence between pa, ing in.
advance and at the ep,l of, tie year.
Remember that THIS means that you.
are to pay for one year ahead. If.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-05-11
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
DIR. L. LIDDELL tenders hi,

OIV. Il. IlOOEIL tenders ms
professional services tn the people Of Ray
vile and surrounding neighborlood.
The Doctor will be found at his office.
Hs'nerly occupied by F.. c. Montgomery, on
the northeast corner Of the court house square,
or at his residence in Rhv,nos' addition to
Rayvilie, on same sreet, 300 yard. south,
unless professionally engaged.
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Agents need not offer us anything less than
she above ratee,
'asf' must accompany every order unless
she advertiser OF agent j. known to the pro-
prletor to be responsible party.
~
1a1 Professional Cards, $40 90 per annum:
Tor six months. IS 90 in advance.
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tommnnicatons must reach this Office by
or before Thursday mornings. Ifihry appear
W the first i.sne after they are received, and
advertisements must he handed in before
Friday noon.
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RUHLAND BEACON.
Table Of Advertising Rates.

recommended by the Louisiana Press Al.
scc@f'on for adoption h. the publisher, Of
fosntfy newspapers in this State, in accepting
e"verfisements from advertising agents.
Transient advertising, ono inch, one time
si'5es each subsequent time, ssc.
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xI RAYvILLE RICTLAND PARISH, La, 1899

Of moderate means, are utterly dis
couraged at the prospects of having
water for irrigation. The bayou is
falling, with every indication that the
fall will continue without any change,
and the expense of pumping is too
great to be risked.
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1arSubscrise tor the BEACON.
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st. Mary Herald Franklin has
surely taken a start in the way of
building and improving. Everything
is on the move and mechanics all
have their hands full.
A Patterson lettrr to the st. Mary
Herald gives the following discrip-
tion Of the townhall at that place:
The great town hall has reached
that stage Of completion where one
can realize its magni6cence and pre-
ponderance, measuring 40 feet front,
by 80 feet long. with Is feet basement
and % feet story hall above-standing
~ feet above the street.
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Mr.. Irwin Fulton, one of Webster's
Oldest citizens died on the 22nd Ut
the age Of 49, He at one time repre-
sented the parish i'll the Legislature.
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JEFFERSON.
Gretna Courier: The building boom
which struck our town some months
since is still at its height, and the
noise Of the carpenters hammer is now
quite familiar sound.
LINCOLN.
Ruston Caligraph: When completed
Ruston will have one of the incest
depot buildings between Vicksburg
and Shreveport.
LAF0UECHE.
The fremen Of ThiAodaux gave their
annual parade in grand style last
week.
Thibodaux Sentinel: A great many
Of crr rice Planters, particularly those