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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
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Ser 3u9 formirt idb onl 9onneritas 9a6mitta9
sm ! nbr 9ie Great eaern guno iuiro iitf an an
3u Sub marfd9ireu uebmeu @utellun9 on GotrttraBe,
BON per T. StraBe on. Yferoe unb 5nbrfuerte fornt=
rem fig an Sront @traBs BON ber Z StroBe on. 0er
Wtarf4 leBt iih punft 80 IN geDeguu9 uno oh s..
j B Dtrb als Wtaribal=Seneral fun9tren.
Narihline SeItlid) on 6oGrabe nod Der 2.
StraBe nbrolth OIL Der 5fpeiten StraBe nab 5atrs
StraBe tped9 on 5oiritraBe nadl 8rooolpap litbltb
an .groabnap nod Sront StraBe, bitlid} an Tromt-
Strabe nod ber 8. StraBe, nbroldb an Der 3 StraBe
mad bem Sqnare. ipo Der 3ug auf9elbst mirb,
9trsttorem hsr 5air: Sobn 6. SOB, Maribat-
Sensral J u eebman, ablnbant 2arpeg g Wtas
Ben. Smeber, Dtaiors.
Rreife fdr weuIifseeaI&aften.
grfter greis fir bic bette sle9utufif .. 49,. $4,000
3ri,tar 3lpt.s. .''''''.'''' 3o.00 3oo0
g. .. Sic Stem gbilabelpbio Ueufit (ereat eoftern)
TT BON Der 4resbetperbung aus9ei1lofien.
@ennen.
Sacob SSbbI & Gobu. 8roabnap Sotel Sd)ubfarren.
abren nit oerbuuoenen Augen. 9lm erften Gage unt
ubr Na9mitogs l. Brets etne Salone gBbtsteg 4
2. PreiS elm &iit6en Gi9arren $3.50 3. 2 SSIaifeu
Wein $500 a. Yreis cine sSlaid)e gBein 81
6. 6. eabmers, @rocer. Weft=Soo9itraBe. 'WettIou.
fen. Nm erfen Gage um l.30 Nadbmttta9S. l. preis
$500 baar. Yreis ein Siitden gigorreu, $1.25. 9i
ftan3 65 Yaro.
@ebriber 9urft. @rocers, @eit-So9ItraBe. @of-
anfen Is Yoros, fret fir &e, nm ubr am erten Gag
pretle $l.0O uH0 5U cents.
s. 6. g3rif Mirtbi6aft 9}urb=groobmap. am
3ipeiteu Saqe I'M 1890 Ser Yeripn, lpelbe DDr le=
mem YIaBe einen Apel tbt Der on elmer Sd]uur bcra
uuter baugt 8 Yreiie BON SO, 50 uub 81.
@ebriber Malaee 9leiidmartt SIts6o9itroBe
mettlauten fir &nabeu unter ID Sabreu. Ar er1en
2age Nabmitta9s I'M $50. Yreiie 81 unb 50 @entS
8. GDbI & Sobn unb Summer g. Co., giio=grDao.
map. Stangen &lettern sSDlgenbe Yreile lperben
iber ber i6lipfri9en Stauge augebdugt ieiu Sin
Yaar Spen $500 Gin Yaar Sd)ube $500. @ine qpl=
bene Gette $500 Sine Wederubr $3.50. Sine &ras
oatte so Gents Gine Wunoborie 25 @euts. 9lm aDet=
ten Gage 10 ubr 0ormitta9s.
q. 6. SOB & Spbn Sbettlano 8onp &eunen @nl
g Gage I'M II 80 bon Der 6. StraBe natb bem Square
3tpei YreiIe BON 50 iiuo 81 in g8aaren 9e Ypnies,
melbe fd3 UNI bic 4reie beuerbeu. mieu aud an Der
Yarabe tbeiluebmen.
Simon, 9ilgeu. Wirtbihaft on Siib=gruaomap.
&enuen BON Wtaultbieren bon ct @loir StroBe ua6
Silgens Wirtbitat am l. Gage IL ubr 0ormittags.
81, Quart Wbisfp 81.
Spbn 3. Gtnlep, Speserei= unb gaenpaQren, meit=
So6ftrabe. Gerrennen fir 8naben unter II aDreit.
am l. Gage nm 230 ytabmittags. Sic Ger tper0en ge=
liefert Yreiie 81, SO uno rs GentS
SO. 8. @mibart @irtbi9at Neit=Sp9itraBc.
picDclesSahren. cine Wteile, am l, Gage ilm 1l.3O.
Preiie in boar 81 uub ST.
Gro6e 9urteluns TIM 9rabtiuufsu.
9rpf G. SO. Gtrine tpiro ieben QuQ pdDrcro Den
Musfteung ppr bem Sture pon Wtatbius d Iid cine
Uprlteluny auf clnenl gIatcn SraBte SCDen I'm
Wttttmodb Oou bis ubr uu0 an 8ounrgfdg nOn IL
bis IL uBr. Weruumt ntbt lbu 5u Iebeu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26

= Seine Grippe, feline nebelteit, tein
S1mers, tpenn 9egDitt's tleiue Jriib=
auffeber 9enommen iueroen. &lellle
Yille. Si1ere Yille. 8eite pille. 3u
perfaulen in 8entid's Npotbefe.
- Maes @ei6mdb in Der Welt iiber=
seust gud ni9t fp idneu tuie elm 8er=
iu9 nit SeQDitt's 3auber Saiel@Salbe
fir 9erbriibunsen, 8erbrennungen.
Sdurfunsen. 9auttrantbeiten unb Sd
morrboioen. Sn @entid's Mpotbefe.
- &lein uno bod srob in ibren Wir=
tungen OegDitt's tleine 6riibaufite=
Der. Bette Yille gesen 9erifopfung,
Wigrdne uno lauren Magen. Sn
@enti9's Mpotbefe.
= Gin Wort bei6reibt iie .0oa=
tonlmenbeit." Wir baben 8e3ug auf
DeWitfs 3auber 9aiel=Salbe, tpelde
bartnddige Wunben. 8erbrennunsen,
0autfrantbeiten furirt unb 1T elm
tuoblbetanntes 6eilmittel fir 9dmor=
rboiben. Sn @entid's gpotbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
3ife her if6btii9em 1eamten.
Cine Tor0erMtt9 aus oett oreis
ftgjdtrtgett &rtege.

sSm Millionenforberunes Yro3elie
ocs @utsbeiiBers Grbrn. 3uno bon Der
Gettenburg in 9annoDer gegen ben
ibpebiiden Staat 1T bas llrtbeil gefal=
len unb lautet auf Mbmeiiung Der 6or=
oeruna neil oer &ldger nibt seieblid
na6geipieien babe, bab ct Drbentli6er
Snbaber Der Gorberung lei auberbem
puroen bem Rldger bic Roiten aufer=
lest. Die Goroeruns, um bic es iiA
bier banoelt, itammt aus bem oreibi9=
idbrisen &riese. Nls na6 benz Sobe
@uitap Noolfs sroBer @eloman9el in
S1meben berri1te, ber 3rieg aber, um
bic bisberi9en grfolae ni9t 81 sefdbr=
ben, forteeieBt peroen iollte, ba fanb
S9meben in DeutidIanb opferipillige
5reunoe, tpel1e @elb pori9oBen. I'm
ter bieien befanb fi6 aud elm Niir9er
in 2iibef, Der 3aufmann Satob &ietpe,
Dem Der i6ueoil6e Staat laut S6ulo-
fdein bonn Sabre 1886 bic Gumme bon
68, 500 &itsbaler i6ulbete. Oem ,be=
ionbers liebenswertben" Gietpe follte
bieier Betras in stuei Serminen biz im
SUM- 1859 3uriidbesablt uerben. gs
fam aber ME CUR 3ilsung Der Sdulo,
obipobl 5ablrei6e 8eriude Der Snbaber
bes S6ulbl6eines unternommen lpur=
ben. Sept madte b. b. Rettenburg,
Der burd grbidaft in ben 8eiib Der
alien Sbulourfunbe eelangt mar, 9ll=
iprii6e geaen Sdweoen 9elteno, uno
Die Summe, I'm tpel1e es ii1 bier ban=
belt, iinb biele 68, 500 3itsbaler nebit
idbrli6 6 Yro3ent 3inien (iiber A Mil-
lionen &ronen) BON, q. DECEMBER
1886 bis gum Sage Der 3abluns. 8a-
ron Sumo b. b. Gettenburg ipurbe ie=
bo1 ipie einsanss geiast, nit ieiner
Goroeruns foitenpflibtis absetpieien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
gSeitere 6. & ". Grc,,rjiom CIT.

Gpesial.gyeurfonen 3n berabgeiebten preiien lper'
ben aber bic g. Il W. genbabu itattfinben, Wie fOlst
glatioaale Weriammluns non @robbdnbleru mil
Wtebiainen. Vetu Y)Orf l. - s. Dftober.
ytationaIe Weren9ung ber Yierbebieb @ebeitopoI
aiiten. stttea. Suo.. |. bis 5. 9th.
0robe NereiniguHa bes Orbens Der Obj syeaoips
1DitoH, ]. - 5. Sft
ysatioaalsr Garmsr GousreB parferSbara 30. 0a..
1.-5. OFT.
Rationale Nereini9nn9 bon 9eitattun9S Direftoren
ct. SauiS, !. 4. Oft.
Geisajdatt bon Reutadp Pferbesahtern. 2egiuston.
cp.. T. bis 8. OFT.
Slationale Jarben., Del. unb sSirniB.@ B.@eeai1aft.
8pltpn, z. - ii. DftOber
Ameritanifte. driftlidbe Contention, Saperbia,
Wtaf. 2. - H. OFT.
GeieniAaft amerifaaiiGsr Wauiiers Baltimore. 8.
bis IL. Dttpber.
slationale Geienidaft ber sauti6enbaner. YbIabel'
pbia. IA. - Is. Dftober.
ansemsiue Griitlide YiiFousseieai9att siamono,
Wa. II. = 81. Cft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
h en- TnrmSfnht hnt lid, eine enfSP

y Sn Sarmitabt bat fi6 cine entieb=
lide Gamilientras0oie ereisnet. Ser
fdon ldnsere 3eit Spuren bon Geiites=
frantbeit aeiaenbe Bureau Qngeitellte
s. Woelihneiber begann aefdbrlid gu
,uerben, allein feline iunge Jrau. Die
nit adrtlider 2iebe on ibm bieng. tpi=
beriebte ii1 elmer lleberfiibruug in oas
Srrenbaus. Nls iib Die Granfbeit
fortmdbreno peridlimmerte, gab iie
enolid ibre 3uitimmuns. Wdbreno
iih nun bic Grau nit ibrem jiinsiten
Gino auf oem grm auf oem Wese gum
Nr3te befano, muB er semertt baben,
mas beabii6tigt mar oenn er benubte
bic Mbpelenbeit ieiner Grau, um auerit
bic iibrisen Ginoer unb oann iid ielbit
3u eri1ieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26

nia{{e4 aeuisitsns SO Bnjba ssIaben babeu. um sur
Vreis. .Bewer6MRQ augefaifen 3M merben, bieieui9eu
pelte anm Mustamfb 9ebradt merhen. init wenigftens
IS 4uibet.
Sohn w. Dunes. Wtrfaiier BON beglaubi9ten Gitelu
mn6 6ruuotigeutbums Maeut Jar bts bette Ansftets
lung In Der Haraoe: p.
Wtod & Nortuu, Ieibs uno Juttsritan binttr benz
Gtore non Nlntti0S q 3td Meft.Q Qp9jtr0be FUR
Die smettbejte MasiisHnug ia Der Yarabe: - o.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
NiMi9 mad) Dem GitDen httr
Die Ne1tmihIp attta ltutett.

Die IetteH tiniQem Guurioneu tber bic pemnpIDnnia
2iuisu ihr fpIde be Gou1 taulem ooer Deine madtfH
lpontu n Mlobom0. Gloriba. @tor4ia 6swtudp GOni.
mtjjee mer6su am 2. Gstober. 6. @Dpenlber unb &
Dejembsr uerauitnIstt NIT Ausmatme beriengen mad
aentadp, peid4e am 8. Dttobsr t1attfnbet- 0einds
eIIern perheu an alien 9anptft0tiOaen ber genannten
6inien Ti6sts Dertoujt nnb nb bisiebfu Wdhrsab 20
GcQen gut fur 6it Mjidretie. 23
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
s6lmtS Der NreisItite.

yaiper Mias Co.. oa9ertau3 beim Grdbanae 0sesd-
sJr has grbb1t Gp0er neuep 9eiSfn, bos a To- aher
II. Dftpber III unS gsbrodt Mnb berfauit wiuA l.
eS. g. 70. ylr has gr1bte Gnber uencn MSeijem4 nn&
om To- obeT II. DftCber II uniersm 9aaerb0n& fir
ARetI ober Gntter 0uS0etnuIdt mirb l. $3 e ".
Die Uubtr. melde SAm wertnnieM aebradbt perosHr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
GxeMriionen iiter Oie Yenus
iDIDanta 89bnett ttaG
Oent Weitett, Notos
tttto GiiDlu cften.

Sun Is. september nnb 8. October iperoen Grtur.
Ionstidet3 nob YIdben IN Mrfanias. Colorado. Sba'
a SsS;Sn SUe; sanas shrassa SntScS, s
Nlerieo Norb Dofota DlIobcma. Ghb DalOta. IegnS.
utah NIB aponsina out ben Gtottonen ber YennipIUa.
gat far bic 6emta6rt sytir n6bere 4usfnntt tuenbe
man flo an ben Hd&itsu asenten Der VenmfpIpaaia
Ginien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
@eitere MtdttDat Gre,trit en-
iiber Die YennipIbania
8ahtett.

am H. Ottober nab H. 9sopember iperben Grrur.
cmstidets mad berjdiebeneu Yidben In Widi9an fir
ioe. bic fd nene peimitdtteH iuGen lber bic Yenn.
tptpanla Ginism oerfautt 9ieieben inb 20 1age gut
fir bic Qeimreitt sgAr ndbere Musianft penbe man
fh an ben ndbiten a9enteR ber Yenuiploania Bah.
ueu.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13
ARE YOU A HUSTLER?

II you could learn how to become a
'roees1HI Lawyer within ? a.orfls fr' n,
the line you begin t study, YOU would
consioer il worth fortune.
If YOU could learn now to become sur
ee'J4I Ply ician within ; nagtfs from
lne .Iine you begin TO udy, the chances
are that you wo.'li hang out your single
Just about 5 months from TO-DAY.
lean offer what know IS Just as great
an indictment 10 sHch as are 2 al I'D.
IT you are honest; II yo,: are ,rb;.;ous
to get o. in the ORD; if you are ener-
getic; ii y Il have something to work
tor; If you have an o. ect in lie: x YOU
are not afraid 10 work like every man
must work in order to write d" Success"
ioy the side OF h name; if YOU want TO
learn p ofession which, 10 Ire man who
succee s, is the most independent and
grateful profession OF which have knowl-
edge; if you want 10
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13
FRIDAY.... July Is, 1894.
THE NEW DISTRICT.

The bill creating a new judicia
district composed of thus parish
alone has passed both Houses OF
the Legisl Iture, and has doubtle ss
before this been signed By the Gov.
AerUor and become law.
The law will 60 into effect at the
next general election in April, 1895,
and attsr that tlure Tensas will be
a separate judicial district. electing
u Judge aud District Attorney
from this parish,
The many advantages to this
parish, uHder the law. are manifest.
and the thanks of our people are
due to our Senator and kepresen
tatives. through whose earnest
edorts tue passage Of the law was
secured.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13
They Want Names.

The Russell Arr Puhiishin. Co
ut y'o Arch Street. Phlla,lplpl,,a.
desires the names aud address of ;,
few pf"bie ~ every town WHO ar.
lhtrIestrd IN works 81 arr, aud Ia
s"""fr them The, Offer to send FREE
Cupid GnIics the Bo.r." a summit
~ -xrcnird water c,lnr rIrlut..
siz- lUNl3 inches. snIi,i,,.. i,,
{ III =, and sixteen other ~ .,,s
db"nt sane size. IN C6LORs. t,
one Srn'iing them AT ONCE ia.
name ana address OF ten ur,a.u,
t'dmlierS OF fine pIrturrs) together
Win SIX two cent stamps Ia t.,yr-
rxi'rnse oi mailing. -rc. The tepu
lar price al these picinres il 81 10.
Tut they can all lie scented free n,
any rerson i"r~atding the names
ana stamps PROMPTLY.
NOTE--Th- editor Of this na,.r
has already recrlst.d ropIrs of abosp
i'icinirs a,A considers them t@a,i,
Gene VI W.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13
Engage in Business for Yourself.

without the Investment of any capital ex.
/ ceptinS your Brains-Encrgv-and Tine;
II YOU feel that Y Il can meet these con-
( Oil IONS, fHen can tc CHI you a profession
| within 90 Days that will enable You TO
take care Of y"ursclf at ali times in any
civilized community in the world.
In no profession of (which | have know,-
edFe are the Ob.'o -fpni,ics either as great
or as quick OF realization as in that of
Life Insurance.
Lie Insurance Solicitors earn from
nofh'"9 10 $50 900 per yea. and on~ man
mas as good an opportunity as opofhcy.
With the aid of my Insurance Works
any man OF average intelligence can
quickly acquire the benefit OF Tears of
practical Field evperiencc-obtained NJ
cost of Thousands upon Thousands of
Dollars and can, By ; obcv s,zcy. Quail
lily himself for INTEL gent work within a
period ranging from 90 DGrs 10 ? Months
according to the application and ouali-
fications OF The apprentice.
Fully 90 PR cert. of all the Life Insur-
ance Sole ors who resi- n give IN in
disgust, simply because they were never
auSht the business and undertook to sell
something they ddH't kr0.v anyikiag
about.
Ny publications rcpr sent-up to da.e
an actual Cash expenditure exceeding 4.
Ihrce IhoNSapd F.vc Landvc1 Dolloys2 |
(S55oo)-and an amount of Tire the !
money value or whi-h-to ne-wou d I
rot be covered with $4,000. /
My works are not fer SIT, ut III, present ,
lime at any price, but furnish the use /
of them
Free of Charge
70 solicitors operating through this
agency; exactinS only proper Bond of
700 faith for the P~ombt yctx~u OF the
works on written or verbal demand.
10 certain percentage OF solicitors
ne Equipment which furnish may have
10 value; 6Nt it is worth a tortu c 10 an
'ho arc gaGI FED 10 use III.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13
Eeoul A0pcrilscm ert.
SHERIFFS SALE.
state of Louisiana, Parish of Concor.
Ola 18th District Court.
The Union Mortgage Banking & Trust
Co.. Ltd.
VS.. No. 1873

The Union Mortgage Banking & Trust
; Co., ltd.
VS.. No. 1873
James Archie Turpin.
~ BLlC NOTICE is hereby given
that by virtue Of. and in obedience 70 =
writ OF seizure ard sale In the
above styled and numbered suit. from
the above styled Honorable Cont
nave seized and taken into mv possess
ION; and TO pay and satisfy said wit,
will on
saturday. August IIth. A. d.. 1894.
oher for sale at the Court House door
In the Town of st. Joseph. La, at pub
lie auction 20 he highest bidder for
cash. the following described properrv.
tO-wit: -
That certain tract of land situated
within the Parish of Tensas and known
as l. Argent plantation, and containing
hve hundred and twenty (52o) acres
more or less and composed of sections
seventeen az. three 81 and twenty (1Ol
township nine 90 range eleven IN east
ana lot or fractional section one and
Iot two of section fifty-one, township
y. range 10 east. In the description Of
SAID L'Argent plantation is inclnded
he ~ acres on which the gin stands.
SAID tract of 20 acres was for .erlv
portion Of the Pochantas plantation
Ueing that part which lies within the 1
rarish OF Tensas. containing in all O. |
acres more or less. together " it'll all the /
buildings. machinery, Improvements
ind appurtenances ther to beionginm ar
snv wise appertaining.
q $50 uules.-OO acres ofcotton more or
ess ana 80 acres of corn more or ,ess.
growing IN field on the above described
''operty, the said mules and growing
rops being attached to said propertT
no immovable BY d, stinatlon. Terms Of
ale, cash without benefit of apprais-
w. {. YOUNG, ,
j ily 5th, 1884. Sheriff /
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13
EsTssAV NOTICE.

i"krn up, near New C.rthao.
L'hhi"e, NV. 30ih -, Garbi.b 4
" NtIl. one so'rel horse mnlp ,ho,t
years old; ID hands high. Owner
can get same by proving property
ana TaI my charges.
GARGiSh IL O'NEIL,
King, La.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13
Bucklen's Arnica GaIve

The hrsi sal,r IN the vo,Id t,.
'"'s. Bruises. SoTrs, Ulcers. Salt
hhenn. Fever Sores, letter. Chan
ped Hands. Ch'ldhlains, Corns. anu
'II Skin E'upIi"ns, and po.i,i,r.,
cures Piles. OF no paw required. II
Is guaranteed To give prrf-ri
Satisfaction or money ,.fuu,I..,,
frice - crHtS per hnx. Fnrssi. II,
}. p. kERsPAW.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13
Notice.

L will be absent from my Office for the
mex. oo Gays in attendance upon the
Legislature at Baton Rouge. ANY cor
respondenee directed to me at that point
VIII meet prompt attendance and | will
return TO st. Joseph at any time to at
'end TO any legal matters entrusted IN
me. "
myll-tf. R.H. SNyDrp IN
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13
NOTICE.
Assessors Notice

me Tax payers ot Tensas parish.
Louisiana, are hrrr'N noII6.d ,L,,
'hr lists OF pi"p-rfy have been
Completed aud viii III held open for
Inspection and revision and c,,
r'rtl"n, from now unrII the fir,
MONDAY Ia July, acrordJng To- law
jn l. A,se.s,,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13
HuoH TJLLIs. EDITOR.
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l.
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iates these advertisements. Thirteen
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Tor which ii for the first and so cents
Tor each subsequent Insertion IL al.
owed.
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Local notices 20 cents per line.
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Rates for advertisers.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13
II NIGHT HAVE BEEN.
For the Tensas Gszet,-

II might have hern ~ Hon ,h.
words echo and rr-erho through th.
empty chambers of every b..r,
HOW many lIps have murmureJ
these words when things hav. al
gone wrong! How many weir,
s"ni has knelt 1T fhe footstool #
III" With this sad cry on its LIS
ut might have Jprn!r at m,s,r
have teen!" "It mipbt ha,.
oeeb!" slRhs the lonely mother as
she sees the earth piled high over
the torn of her dsillng. VIVA,
might not her hoy have been if
Death. stern. relentless Death. had
not cut short bis career "It micbt
have been!" means the drnuka,d
as he looks back over his wretcb.u
HE aud thinks of the first cup .ha,
HAS Wrought all his ruin, The fils,
cup when his boy ish lips were pnr.
ana fresh, still damp with a kiss
from his mothers lips! Oh, God,i
why did not some ono dash fran,
MS hand the cup that held tina
beverage of He'll and turn him from
the do~nward path before it WIS
100 late. Ah, too late! for now
he can only look back on his sunny
happy youth before his lips knew
anything but the pure waters of
Heaven, and sigh, ut might have,
been" Is there anyone who has
not had these words ring in thpI,
hearts! Have you never at close
OF day taken few moments ~,
quiet Thoughts glance over tn.
lay thar has gomez A day that
has gone! a day that il dead,
dave you never lifted your eyes
20 tue dark, blue sky above yon. all
parking with its myriads of silver t
stars, the "For>get me.nors of IN.
Angels" and thought of that hast
lead day. We can see man, a
Mistakes then; can see the oppor Z
nnlties lost, bat can only sish and
ay, 1T might have bren!, Mann q
heart is aching with the burden u
those words. Often when we
ee the calm. pure faces of oor dead
hose words seem to BE- th. death =
nell of our soothing thoughts of
"w We have loved them; We might >,
ave been SO different If We haJ
My known that the sand of life
as almost rn"; that the Angel OF III
'eath had marked th-m for hin
8n. 1t 10 only wien We see Them
ping from US. when VT can a,most P'
FAR the dark river Of jordan roll tn
b., a., WI
Z at Their feet, that We think N, ab
}" seldom We ever have told them TO
our love; they must kao,c We lo,e 10,
EN- Tut We have never told them WI
, and have OFT refused the caress
those quiet hands when we were OF
)rried over the affairs of business lie
ii nOw,-Ab! now we stretch ont cas-
'pty arms to the great beyond "
q cry. ut might have been!D wi
might have beeuw is the burden tiv,
more than one poor heart; the mo
OF more than one broken spirit row
At rises to the great white throne ant
owe. As cruel as the sound of o
zen mould dropped on a coffin. sai'
the words, at might have been.r sa at
epltaph for fame's unburird p"r
III, Coo pity those who live to Par
lr it said. EiDAs acre
bull
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13

WV IN
IlR rltHE> 03'o ANri>EPliC :. t.,e LhAI-
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i,'nt "i water Will CUks he WORST x,,p Of .
CASE oi collie IL HORSES AID MULES, rhe lsf.s
dAJ III the people p,eier IL To my vi ia
i4IfAi ions.
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COMFORTABLE AND Happy

rnat will be your condition n on tst ms c,o,hs
y"n ~i'a our FEATHER Weigh, cBEv,or-
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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13
THE N.4TCHEZ,"
N4TCHEZ, MISS

A modern, tirst-class Hotel. elegantly
rurnlshec and equipped with every
convenience and luxury to insure the
comfort of guests. 'A0
Inc "Natchez" is admitted to be the
most elegant hotel in the south.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13

WATEEPH,oE. l.. june - i-gI. .
have 81 d DIX. -ICtirNu.'> ANIIoEP, Il
~ about ten year.. AID hay. uevvi heard .
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praise II, ] consider n vc,y ~uPEl.IO
.emedy u general p4ipo>e, n.in aGa n-a-
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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13
PoISr PLEASANT, La, june 2O.h 1904

VII I1'.1''-'I' IN 'TlIIC -V'II IhtF.
have nev+ D. ny lre Seen az, rrurl, tb-,
VS. M U,lvt Al SATiSFACrI \ that or
tlCUENOR's ANri~tPIlG does. H., -
"a mys-t, my r,m'ly nj my stock. aud Their.
l. N"rHING thai ROYALS II. nave ,.-,.i -0n,r
u the iNirA7IoNs, hut they ATE Nor Ass.op
nor shLL 30 WILL.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-07-13
1HE GREAT STRIKE.

IOe great strike which ia to fiay
parslys'ng business and causing
untold loskes. trouble and ,nccn,
venieuce to Thousands of people in
this country viii come to an end
du . short while, bat its lessons
shoald not he forgotten by the
American people.
There is no question that the
WORKING classes in this country
have the sympathy of the masses of
tho people a. opposed to the ex.
actions OF the grea: corporations
which are large employers of labor.
Bot that sympathy must not he
constru~d into appreciation of vio
lent and lawless acts done in the
attempt to right real or suppos.d
grievahcps.
The Outrageous conduct Of the
stngera ut Chicago in the past few
days drives away from them the
sympathy of every man who IN. |
iieves In Law aud order and IN,
rights Of property, aud IN the eve,
ut Law abiding people puts tn.
strikers on a scale little above the
Anarchists. There people INNS,
learn or be taughs to assert ,bpI,
rights under and within the laws
II the laws do nor protect them
10 their rights they must appeaI to ,
the ballot bOx,-the great court @,
appeal 10 = free country. II the .
E'~e shalt ever come when the free d
oststutsens Of the Great Republic
~ give way TO powerful. des.l
npd centralized power, that
ttophe will he brought b
iear Of the mssses Of b
mob violruce as ex
: Chicago, and Their :
inability Of q Tree