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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-22
MT. CARROLL SEMINARY
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EXTENDED AMI
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g' practical work does
Sci'o, of Au its Normal Department.. best II,
helps given
Art
VIII" would nius
This Institution from
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closed a" by the class graduated MIN
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-22
tbs DOLLAR COLUMN

tAuvert,ss ineuls not exceeoinR an inch Tor ten
ines oi small typel in length will he inserted -
thts column for one dollar per week. or nifty cents
tie nrs, insertion and ~ enty-hve cents oech a0s
ditior al interchangeable in advanced
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-22
" ale Help w WaEted.

a INACTIVE PERSON. OF GOOD CHARAC.
~ t.. to travel will Z, pensts paid. rtprdsent-
,nE establish lo,te ttl.I! S7sG. with u o:
hclose r. f.Io. n tslf-st di, sss sti ped IN
ve.ope, General Ma.lsCsr. eek UlawCrP. Chicago.
altl8dw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-22
Bows Nav be Had

tAnd sometimes girlsD for ordinary service al
wng,s or upon ind.ntui-, Itu wcIh, sttend school.
md be brought up som' whht ms Your own: and
chi 'drvn a1y be had for l.R,l adoption.
Address: f.. n NOoLEY,
S"pt. Oregon boys and Cir s. aid Society
PORTLAND, Oregon.
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s6idialsmege g
&Oman bon &mrt 6pffmcifter.
(SertIs tuns).

rSie iil0 Elm piel l6limlnerel
Shurfe, rief er, ralS idb fur m6elid
bielt. SD CLAUDE, i'd ipiiroe lieber fter,
ben, als oas arme Wtab9en In SIRE
2dnoe liefern.- 5reilid, fein Msnid
fann oafiir fteben, mas er tbun miro
tpenn er peril9t tptrb. gber, @ott
iet Danf, bieie b0aii9e Serlu6nns lit
mir erIpart 9eblieben, benn Die Bapiere,
um oie es Sbuen 5li tbun iit-4
uWas lit nit ben Bapieren ?" fiel
ibm Wfaitlano in'S @ort unb ergriif
i'm beim Nrme. :
Die 9apiere,1 perlebte R6llino.
ben Nnoern bon ii9 abidiittelnb, rbabe
tb nit ei9ener Sanb nerbrantlt."
.Qnno !" 3ii6te Wtaitlanb nno pafte
ben 0efansenen nit beioen 9dnben am
Rodfra9er.
.9inausl ooer i'd 3erl6mettere
ybnen Oen S9dbel alt Ser 0anb 7"
rief R0llin9, inbem ct nit elmer einsiaen
Vemegnn9 leiner linfen 6anb oem ltar-
ten Wtanne einen StoB perlette, bas
oieier 5urhdtaumelte.
nWir iperben un8 mor9en ipieber-
lebenl1 fntri9te Maitfanb uno perlies
oas @efdu9niB.D
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Sine tpettperbrettete araufbett.

Wd9renb eS pcaitdnSts r.htts TT, bab Gumpf. .Uusz
baniunsen, Bite Morsenz unb Gbenbz GebeI ldnss ber
nfer lansiam febenfer, idlammiser S1hfe unb bic
nurd BITE SDnne peruriude ausbhnifuns ter Grte unb
pfrmeienber gfansenitOffe Waalara et8eusen, bridt
ste'e aranfbe aber aud bduits bort aus, pp bic err
pdouten 4ebinsunsen bafhr ntdt pprbanben fnb. &c
IT tn ber That stne peItperbretteie Sronfb,t beren
nripruns tn ptelen Sdlcn unm6sltd sa enttefen lit
Sbpobl aber tbre 1lria4en oft pcrborsen ftnb, Ids
Dffentle, fetenS ber 8ewpbner BON Nmeritd unc dnz
eeren adnbern, teinen besrhnbeten 3wetfe paran ;u
pap scetter Wagenbtters fieies bartnddse Setbsn,
aud bas Spffem sesen beHen erHe Gnsriffe fefttst
arprfhauer une Eteber, sant3eS Beaieleber, falfes
Bteber nn6 anbere 6teber perten ebeufp pte Waarta
gehetlt. 9eberleiben oem Maldrtd et8 bealettet
1T, Dpspepiie, @ertppfuus unb Rereuletbeu petfen
ppr pem BttterS.
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tpeibs. Dabet TT ibre Diilfe feine MIR por.
iibergebsnbe, iuelfe off fdlimme Wodtpir.
funaen binterldBt, ionbern fie furir,r oug
bic 9aner. Bei arleOem ioittn fie nur stners
SterttLGoflar.
ansenshms Sur, nift tuobr? Di.is s.r.
iudsrten neinen Biudsn fnb bic tutn,tait,u
sbrer 1rt, am anssnebmften au uebmen unb
ibrewirfnng it bic natilrlidfe uuS l.idjt.fi.
bon Der Uclt. Sie bsruriaden Rein Baud.
srintmen, feine &rdmpfe, fein.rlet StSruno
Der tdglifen 2ebeussetuobubeiten, Diat ob,r
1efddftisuus.
Sic tommen tn Derftseltsn G1didd.n,
tooeurtb fis fftts friid NIB tpirfiam bleib.n,
nnb fInb alfo bic riftise 8efentaf6en Me.
o'stn. Go iinb bic biIltsfte n Yilleu, bic
Du faufeM fanuft.
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RonSerptrte soote.

Yrofelior Marini lit gieapel IT Ser
@rftnber zines neien 8erfabrenS CUR
Nufbelpabrung Der 2ei6en in itnuerdn,
bertem 3uitanbe. Jtur ausnabmSipeile
geifattet ct, tpie man Der 80. Sr. Br."
ihreibt, etnem Sremben ben 3utritt 3u
letnen1 0aboratoriunl, neil er baS bon
Tim mad laneen Stubien ,,no pielfa6en
8eriu9en entoedte Wiittel gu 6iefem
3wefe 9ebetln balten mill. gbem es ge,
lunsen, bort ein3uorin9en, ben iiber-
ral6t 5una6it cine reidbalti9e Samnt,
lung e9gptil6er Wtumien neblt benz
Dru6itiide elmer i'm Yenetianil6en
onSse9rabenen Wfun1ie, an pel9e iiG
IN 6ronolo9ii6er Sronung cine NnSahl
9ante, Siibe, Irme uno 8eine reibt,
Die na6 lpater erfunoenen SDitemen
einballamirt nurben unb bel benen bic
giameu Der franS0lil9en, beutl9en unb
englii9en @rfinoer Der betreffenoen
Wtetbooe bemerft finb. Sieran f9lies
Zen ii9 aud 8roben bet erlten glrbei.
ten Wtarinis, bel oenen Die 3ei9en nit
8erbitoff bebanoelt muroen unb bic iid
bnr9 baS bleuoenbe WeiB ibrer Sar.
bnn9 ausSeidnen. Su etnem S9au.
faiten iiebt man ferner peridie6ene Ser
fteinerun9en etn3elner @lieber bee
menl6liGen 9Orpers, barunter bic
Biifte etner Srau, lopie aus Dem 8lute
@aribalois 9eformte 8riitaae nebft
etnen1 Oanflhretben oe8 3etteren an
ben 8rofeIor Marini, pel9er aus Def
len aufge9ansenem Blute Elm Wte6ail.
Ion gearbeitet unb eS Dem @eneraf Der.
ebrt bate. @tn dnoerer Shaufaften
entbdlt 9beile bes menlfli1en 2Srpers,
mel9e Die 8ie9lanfeit unb bie 0drbung,
Die iie TIM 2ebeu batten, belisen; gegen
oas 9i9t sebalten, iiebt man In ibnen
oaS Blut bur9 Die 0aut lhtmmern.
Viir 6iele @rfinoune itno Dem profeiior
Wtarini in PartS uno 0onoon Yreiie
3nerfannt iDorben in Inbetra1t Der
Veoeutung, melde oas 8erfabren fhr
Die @btrursie bat, ,pel9er es errn1eltht
TT, an iol9eu Mooellen ote anlhauli9s
item Werlu6e an3ultellen, ebe gefdbrlibe
Sperationen an 2ebenoen porgenommen
meroen. @e9enmdrtts lit Der @elebrte
nit elmer Srbeit fur Die bDeietnii9e
Nusitelluns in Rom bel6dfttgt, Inn
Die Wi6ti9feit ieiner @rftn6ung aud
fiir bic geri9tsdr;tli9e Praris 3u be-
weilen. Su Der 2bat fam Die glufbes
lpabruns elmer 2eide in unperdnbertem
3uitanoe CUR 5eltltellun9 Der Sbentitdt
4. u. utlbetaullter Selblt1n0r0er oteneft.
@eraoe3u merfmiirbts lit aber Der glns
Bid elmer fonierpirten &inbeSleide, 70,
Die Der Yiilten eines i60nen alien
Wtannes uno elmer jun9en Srau, tpelde
i'm &aboratorium oeS Yrofe}iorS BON
ibreu Yiebeftalen tpie lebenbts berab.
fdauen. 9luf otele Weile bat 4rofeilor
Wtarini uicle tbeure 1obten ibren 9ln.
9eborisen in unoerdnoertem 3uitanbe
erbalten -unter anoeren aud Die Qetds
oes I'm Sabre 1889 peritorbeaen italie.
niiden Patrtoten 8enebetto @atrull.
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| E:NPS,
|@ager:8 8ier
an 3apf
uno II, 5la1hen,
Sreie Mbiieferung na6 irgenb
einem SSbeile Der GtaOt.
Selepboa 258.
Ernst RisC1e.
Ngent.
Ngent.

gefla9te einer Ser Diebe mar ?" frug
ber VoriiserOe.
Stein, i'd CLAUDE es nidt,4 antiporz
tete 2eBner.
Danit lpur bas 3eusenperb6r sez
f9loiIen, aber aud oaS 8elaifunssmas
tertal, peldles Der Gnflage 3n @runbe
lag, binfdllig 9emoroen, 10 oaB ser Ser
tbeibi9er lei6tes Spiel bate, Die Srei=
ipre9ung fetnes Slienten 5r eripirfen.
Das etnSi9e Strafurtbeil, lpel9eS in
oem Pro5eiie aus9eipro9en poroen
mar, traf Wtelanie, luo es m0ge bier
glei6 binsngefiigt ueroen, baB 9e6ner
lte our9 Grleguns Der lift 3uerfannten
@eloltrofe Dor Der alternative einer
lansen Sait i6iiste.
(Sortiesuns folst)
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4pHalifMeS.

Da8 @eneralpoitant In @aIbinaton
fat in neuerer 3eit eintse Dienitperfiis
9ungen erlalIen, bic bonn Pubtitum ge<
miB NIT Sreuoen begrii6t tperSen. Sett
ldngerer 3ett iparen ttamlid Beidrper>
ben etngelaufen iiber bic lieberlide Mas
nter, NIT tpel1er Boitbeamte unb Be-
ionoerS Brieftrd9er Girfulare unb an,
oere Reflamer, melde in offenen, nit
etnent Gentitarap periebenen Rouberten
3llr Yolt fonln,en, bebanbelten. 2raft
elmer @enera(or6re bat nun Der @enes
ralpoltmetifer alien 9lnseitetltcn Der
Yoit 5ii ber'teben 9e9eben baB NIT Siee
len @trfnlaren, ba bod oaS 9elesmd6iae
Yorto barauI be5ablt ipltrbe, sbenio ae.
nilienbaft um3nSeben lit, s.mit Brie=
fen e,tnS Poltfarten.
Uiefe @el9aftsleute lieben Die Irt
unb Weiie, .nittelit Girtularen 8eflame
5tt MAIDEN un6 iparen oft niht tpenia
iiber ben 9ertllsen Grfolg btsfes 8eflanles
ntittels eritahnt. 9dtten fte freili6 ge,
ipllBt, pie mallenbaft biefe 2ouuerte in
ote Yapierf6rbe Der Yoftbealnten uno in
Die 9traBsngoheu b,lr6 BE 8riefbuten
ipanoertet, 10 lpiirOen ite bas fiir bieien
3ped aufgemenoete @elb eripart baben.
3aut elmer anberetl @eneralorore bat
Der @snsralpoitmeiiter Die beiteben6sn
Re9lements iiber unbeltellbare 3eituns
gen unb Drufia9en utt6 iiber iplde.
nel4e gar ri4t ober ungeniiseno fran.
ttrt itno, nerdnbert. Wtit glusnabme
Der unbeitellbareu 3eitunsen unb DRUID,
iaben, welfe aus bem Nuslanbe fom,
men unb ua9 Iber Dead-Letter- Office
gu ienoen iipo, iolleit ale iol6e 3eituns
gen onno Drudla9en in Dem betreffell>
ben Yoitamte, mo iie lte9en, alS Watits
latnr perfauFt lperoen, aber erit mad
senaaer Priilung, oh tie nidt Yoitiaden
elmer bOberen 8lafe entbalten.
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auf $4,000, 900 Stad
l6att man oas oiesjdbrige @r9ebniB
Der @i9arrettenfabrifation in Der llnion.
SIN lesten Nusult puroen 358, ,OoO,OoO
@i9arretten 'srtisseiteft, segen 271,s
100000 I'm yleiden Wfonat oes Wor>
iabres. glu 1abat ipuroen ni6tsoeitos
Weni9er mdbrenb Der eriten a6t Wtos
uate osS laufenoen SabreS 10000, 600
8fnub peniser perbraudt als i'm ielben
3eitraum in 1892.
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u o ti5! :!

aauft bic beiten Snbianer 3erritos
RUM &obIen au $3.50 per Sonne,
ebenfo @ofeS bon Der
San Nntonio Sass ompagnie.
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&eine Eiefenart
stlet" 10 fiher, tpie DIR.
Ylerce's Pleasant Pei
let's alien Diaoenper.
ftanunsen su 0eibe
9ehen. Gle frrireu
anbebinst uuo duf bic
3aucr Sartleibigfeit
i.ro Gerliopfnns, Der.
6inltn3sbc citinuerten,
biti5'. @..idite, sa1trt.
ides n,ro hiii0ies aoyt.
ipeb NIB aIe Storu,i.
,geil Der 2eber, tes U1a.
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= Sie beriibmten 8rammer nnb
@limar @af6maf6inen billig bel u.
Sen niger.
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9eODitdtelt

in ieoem Departement unieres @ei9afts, Be-
fonbers aud in Taidentii@eru.
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&lei0eritoffe.

Dis nelleiten Sabritate, S rben, Muiter.
Soaes aiiortiment Der sopiadins wiooen,
Sole Guller, &esentosenfarben.
Seiat
in Samn1t, eeibe, qerlen, glal6, 8amSern.
Mcpitdten fur Promenabes unb @eleui&aftss
1oiIette.
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@alts6altul1Qs : : Nrtifel.

Infer Draperie. Derdttement lit iebr in
'4afpru4 senominen. l1nsesdblte Muiter in
Spiter unb @beniue gorbdnsen. auerbanS
DraPerien tperben enttporfen unb islbit aus.
sefiibrt. Ran bat nur gu pdbIer,. gortieren
bon $3.50 auftpdrts spiten gprBdnse bon
IS gents ab. SafeI.aeinenseug, Sanbt15er,
Daunen. Auilts, &iiien &c. &c.
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Ynbs9SQQrtn.

SIM gntfpaaren, 9epartement iperbem mir
bas brinantefte baben, pas ie bier seseist
pIrbe.
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Scene Nfd1ttel.
@lQce : 6a10id)nhe.

gSir baben eine sam3e gustpabI in d, 81,
y unb sfn0pfisen Musquetdre sSanbf9uben
erbalten. gseue 8aiben. @reiie bon rs Gents
aufirdrts.
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e @erbtf MopttQteu
--==-- ==--= z. WoI.FSoN. ......... -
9eene @aQreu III iebem 9epartemeut.

oea sag nbalm &aan bic splfm
unre Snoea gobme
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Neue 8lanfets.

gu aIlem 8reiien. 8auft, tpabrenb Sbr elm
poIles Miiortiment finbet Sbr iperbet nit
ber Aualitdt unb ben greiien sufrieben iein.
Ne1e Wfdrttel.
9ierin ilberbieten mir alIes Dasetpeiene.
Mantel, Sa6en, Gapes, bon ben bilisften gu
ben t9eneriten. Neue 9tuiter in Mdnteln fiir
Oamen unb Sinber.
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9antelt=S Sailleull i. 8lonitH.

9amtelr=S SaiQem1. 8louitH.
@rObartise Bargains. aein aoafnrrsMt
fann uns sIei&fOmmen. 6rabere greile iptrsss
gar ni9t beriifii9tist. ~
8unte ober wei5e F~iuen IN rs Gents unl
85 Gents,
amf 65 Gents rebnsirt.
@eibe 81 anb $1.25 Eaigen ;u 50 Geats.
S9par3e eatun 9ainen, fraber ~ 41.9S
nub $1.5O,
iekt anf 81 renm3irt.
8eibe 2atpn Iailen au $2.OO, 32.26 unt
$3.50; rebu3irt auf $1.75.
Mae $500, $3.50 anb $500 grobs,E Eaiasn
pra4tpoa ssftidt, in alien Garben,
ST $3.50 pro Gtii6.
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seppite :! Seppit)e /!

Sunberte neuer Rufter in elesanten xst.
pi4em &opaI @iItons, gao4uettes, 8obt,
8riinsler &c. Das gublitum pirb erisaust
iein, uniere auspabI 80 ie5en.
2tQes nem! nem !! mem!
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Die
W0deutli@e Greie Yrefe far Sssss
eri9eint
iteeu QoanerfaS
unb foffet
S2.5Ofttr bas Sabr Dber @1.2E
Romate tn ramsDesabIths.
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aus ann gdr
baft
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-19
FREE TO HKOUsEE&EESERs.

TO Introduce Ridges Royal Mead, the latest
summer drink into American homes nus SCH
son. one trial package will be sent to any au-
dress in the U. s. free! Ii You can MAKE tntty
words from letters contained III k-o-l-A l.
ID YOU are almost certain to secure one OF
the valuable articles which are to De given 70
each of &ile ninety-nine persons Ill the u o.
able to send list of thirty words or more. Pc
sides this, to the person sending the largest nst
received, will be gwen one OF StelnWaHs ~
right Grand Pianos a trip to the Morios falr
and return for the second largest list an M
norted Shetland Pony for the third a Ihennls-
lie Rcycle for fourth; fine Gold NatchfUr nun;
nar of Diamond Earrings for sixth q IalioI
Organ for seventh; imported MUSIC Bon lor
eighth: Black Silk Dress Pattern 1or hihlh !;
and n Guitar for tenth largest list received.
Rudge's Royal Mead is the popular temper
aure Drink of the best classes III EhGiiho 10
day and is sure 10 he used continually ny every
AMERICAN family who receives one OF our 1fee
nockaves for trial. Our word building contest
+ @iyen to advertise Royal Mead, and is con
ducted fairly and cOnscentlousiy: IL closes
Sentember LIST, 1898. Send seven Z: D Two cent
sta,nps to cover expense of forwarding, ana re-
ceiye n large water-colored reproduction lSuita-
HE for fralning) of 'MaXy," the II goo prize 81
Rernard owned by the President OF tins com
many. The finest dog on the continent Adj
dress The Ridge Company, l1Sst James street
Montreal, Que.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-19
WORLDS FAIR PziAAANEAa sSO-
PESTS.

Messrs. Boddie Bros, wealthy tmcaSo gen
t,e,nen, having the interest OF telr eiy e" CT
heart. and desiring to disproVe th3 TASTY o VI
the statement that only ip boarding houses can al
be fourd moderate priced aecolamo d Ja
at great expense one of their famous aosolutely
business With GGIn short
Walking distance of the Union Depots, ~ d
once Boar nb6 of s Issaf To- the
WorId,s Fair. furnished newly throughout 5oo
superb parors ser e%e 1 efGfe a
% q th;S ,rnnerty The Great Western Hotel, and
invite S the public to take their choice Of rooms
for sl0O per day, children TO Il my efh,s,
Elegant restaurant and dining rooms Where
fipe meals are served at so cents, or d Ia carte
at very moderate prices. o.-.,,,
ton and imposition connected with the Morlds
Fair were there more pubic spirited, falr llo-
ed men in Chicago as are the owners ana pro
prietors of The Great Western Hotel. our
readers should write as early us poSSlhle 10 &C.
cure rooms, for they are being taken Gpfaploiy'
st Paul Daily News.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-19
Cur Chicago Letter.
v. u. EOYCE', tUERESrUNDENCE BUREAU, AID
NINISFRATIUN BUILDING, WORLDS FAIR
GROUNDS, Aug. II, 1893.


". u. EoYcE', CoEREsroNDEScE BUREAU, AD-
MINlsrRATION BUILDING, WORLDS FAIR
GROUNDS Aug. II, 1893,
Visitors at the fair are estimated to
have spent within the grounds S15,000,-
O00, which is in addition to the money
for admission. OF this amount $1,000
600, according to Chief Clerk BIackmar,
or the department Of collection, has
gone into the treasury of the exposition.
Moreover, business with the concession
aires is increasing, and it is expected
this source of income will net Sl0,000,-
600 before Oct, 80.
These figures come to exposition Off
cla's as very pleasant surprise. When
a summing up of the finances of the
fair was taken few days ago, the re-
Ceipts from the concessions were esti-
mated at a total OF $4,000 day. Mr..
B!ackmar adds very liberal so per
cent to that estimate, and promises to
DO much better during the three months
to come. Speaking Of work in the de-
partment of collections, Mr.. B!ackmar
said:
"Our work has difficulties not encoun-
tered at other expositions, because it
was the practice formerly to sell pliyi-
leges outright at lump sum instead of
collecting percentage. Our depart
ment make a good showing. The col
lectlOns were three times rs much in
July as in June. The total now is about
$3,O0O,O00. We have audited about S.
100000. There may be several days
business audited but not yet collected.
Many OF the concessions are doing
an immense business. The Ferris wheel
Is not to pay Il percentage until it has
earned .30O,OOO for its projectors. It
has already taken in over 100000, and
that has been included in the auditing.
1t is now about $500 day, and we cx-
pCct to make profit of $4,000 from
the 50 per cent which will go to the fair
after earning the 100000.
"We have every reason to think that
the revenue from concessions will ex-
coed sS,0GO,00O, and we hope it will
reach the estimate of S10O00COO."
The gates OF the White City were
opened Sunday, that is some of them,
and SD were some Of the buildings, but
by far the larger number were closed
No program OF music or special attrac-
tons Of any kind has been arranged to
make Sunday at the fair pleasant for
the visitors. The restaurants were
closed and the cals Oh the lntramral
railway did not run. The >chair-prsll-
ers took day off, and SO did tho gnn-
dnilels ana men VINO manage the cleo
trlc launches. Director General Davis
and President HiGinhotilam both went
out Of town to stay over Sunday, and all
the Offices about the administration
building were deserted
Extensive preparations are being con-
summated by the executive committee
to make British Day, Saturday, August
10, grand success. The program as at
present arranged is q parade and pro-
ccssion down town, forming on the
Lake front Every country of the
British Empire now represented in the
city Will participate. Capt. Gordon, the
commanding officer Of the British
troops now stationed at the stock palace
will be chief marshal of the day.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-19
s,all for "a Mass Convention Oh
ss,e PeDDse.S Esarey.

All White men, who as Peoples Party men,
.,,s,ad ,Je Fusion Ticket OF the Sth OF hoVeni-
Ser 1852 and all menbcis Of White e, reo PIES
p pe, clubs, who would have voted 1u'' tleh-
ct if e they voted at all are requisite" 10 n''e'
~ ,he Courthouse at Opelousas; raoo
- .ao September :saats. 1875,
S = = NJ shaip. for the transaction, Of genera
S snsiness S and T. especially to eo!npetc the or
~anizatjon of the Parish eTecul"e coinliiI zee
and the Senatorial aud Congressional "'7-
trct committees. ,.a ,-oo, ,,b,ta mon.
an ,, y" for The Weaver electors, VINO can
s ~no come are requested to do so,
fR r;nS the Call" and club Isis with You
Ding B. +. HARDfsTf,
chairman Parish Elk. Com, Peoples Party.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-19
What Makes a Town ?

That depends on whatyon call a town.
There are various kinds of towns, but
all can be classified under two heads,
live towns and dead towns. and the
question is what makes the difference. :,
Live people makes live town, and
slow, easy going, back,number, let
well-enough- alone kind OF people make
what is called dead town. You can tel
what kind of people live in atown with
out waiting for an introduction. You
can tell by looking up or down q bust,
ness or residence street just exactly what
kind of people live in that town before
YOU see them, and can make mp your
mind whether you want to live there or
invest money.
You can tell by the looks of the houses
aud streets whether the people are wide
awake and cuterplisins or careless, III
different and thrittless.
But there is one thing upon which
more than all others depends The sue
cess Of town, aud that one thing is
Public Spirit.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-19
LIE DEMOCRATIC DE >T. LANDRY.

N' ~. - r.
va aiht me 4Ie Id Sldnue Hn'hH ~
uo nnn noo w al i,
sucre. C'cst cnormc.
.-
les assesat'nen1s uo IA pa'0!ast l'e-
ooeo SOW tl'o it,iHI u"t'ItS, ~ Eel,c "'l-
nto rs aelo eie':S ue 91 1dU, a"-"eo-
nuo to 10 W ,i9 t,'1 I 20 0n
'no'l'''''o'' "o p'''' '>' ~ s'0"' '''''
D'aplts un journal medical 10 cholera
est CpiGtmique il Ma;lrIIics dcpuis tlois
mois, mails les autolites lvnaicnt lie fait
:, oltI c"env 4'G p, ,,'' ,i i coo I ~
r,i''+ ~ - i;,', Io,,,;s 1o - no;
~''' va
lie Times &c Jennings dit que ic che
min de fer qul 'ioit tlnvrTscr Ia pointc-
+ aux lOupS est unc AtfdlGc arlrtcr La
! cOmpagnie a drja 4OO travAiil~Urs occu-
pes plcpHrcr la vote. hi" rSr'ic que
les uaVHuX scront termlncs Il temps
pour Id lcCOlte. Ce chtmlh part 'ES-
''''' "0'>' ~ ~ "'' '''o w. -A'N ->''''"''
lie tumCuX process dc VIII PurTlS dams
lie Mississippi sest termiDc par unC con-
aamuation i mort. II await aSsaSslnc
Will Buckley parce one cciul-cl await
d"poeC en- cour c0ntrc les white caps.'
On dit que ses amis ont j"lC dc lie libc-
reT sill Ctalt CGndamnt, Mals lc guuvCr-
neur Stone d'autlo part est decide 1t
fairc leSprctty Ia lui.
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10 - ~" 20 ;; -,
W ,', i,,'I
uu,n 'o''t ,',.'' o"t 't p., ,"'2
majoritG de dGmocratcs. lie message
du president ne s'0ccupe que de Ia de-
piolahIe condition tinanclcre dams la
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-19
Turkey Creek.

r,,o ehowers still Continue. There are a
,unIred and seveuty-five people at the springs.
II,r,7s If Opelousas came up a:sd worked scH
eral DAYS on them and left them III HE run
NH TIe Young folks are having gay time at the
snrnrs. saw deputy sheriff Read ont ii Il. y
With Ills best girl Mr. Brewer ana l" Hh;Ssr El
Lecompte are at the springs also M H''''I Nv
W." Str' Houston of Opeousas who has hccr at
the springs fifteen days went nome '"u 'Tcr 90, Of
CC Al"1o, il hack ayaln at the springs lie
p SneWs GOOD place when he finds it md
There has been presehinS nyvf Gh y2 n
nS He9 this last week. The patrons OF ! liI-
New Creek school had a meeting thus evening
for the purpo of employing teaclicr C,,,.,,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-19
Chataignier.


Mrs. Guillct and family are at ba%oH I hI,'e
,nrincs: they we're accompanied ny MIS- N'co-
pTMd r and Mrs Joe Ardoin have returned lio'n
oa W. EEa T1ntcnot attcr spending month
As s1sst of g" N Monday 'In ns "''S '''' 70
VIZ "a 1dms UargrGtlcr is i'll Chata9llltr an"
viii mI probaby remain lqr sYS 1ms last week.
Tatius vldrne went to o T} ,5 ,fS WEEK.
NTH ,nn 'Hardey visited Washington on H"h""S
last ,.,,o. ,,. c,o,,c tn the siIr.llgs
wee Fcntcnot is OH a visit 10 fcltt-
''and friends in Chatalgniei Inst.
w t"emont Manuel went TO OpcI""7'9 '"7'
"f irof p. H. Mororcy has been quite SICK fs,T
.,,, ,'uhli; school las been closed Tor IL IL"
"%I , la. l.rcn raining for Il long time al" the
'" Tneodore Rozas has sold out lbs , sa"'' anu
rcsl"tpcc " H'' DON PEDRO