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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-08-02
OF the conferrees, thinks 1t may be kept
IN after "A hard fight, although Mr..
Holman threatens 10 defeat the whole
ORDERED TO wARDNER.
Company h, Fourth Infantry, Now 1
tho Cmur d 'Alcnos.

Company h, Fourth Infantry, Now in
tho Cmur d Alcnes.
FORT SHERMAN. Idaho, July 2S.--
Company b, Fourth infantry, arrived
here Inst evening from Spokane, where
it had been stationed since the Oath.
The men expected to remain here, Of
course, and were astonished to learn
that they would have to leave again in
the morning for Wardner. Orders
had been received here to send Cap
tain Thompson with detachment of
dlsmounted mon of Troop g. Fourth
cavalry, to Wardner as soon AS b Com
pany arrived. Both organizations left
this morning at 6 o'clock via the lake
and Harrison. No one seems 10 know
what the motive Is which prompts the
Ceur d. Alenes just at this time, though
many believe It Is TO protect the civil
officers In making arrests.
Other Army News.
Colonel Hall returned here with
headquarters and Company + on the
oath from Hope, leaving e company
at that place.
| Lieutenant J. A. Leyden has been
relieved as adjutant OF the Fourth In
fantry, after filling the position fol
four yeare. 1n relieving him froul
that duty the colonel commanding
takes occasion 10 say that 'Lieutenanl
Leyden may feel assured of the thor
oush appreciation by the reglmenta
commander, as well as by the regiment
In general, of the efficiency and uni
form courtesy with which lie has per
formed the duties of the office"
First Lieutenant q. b. Dancan
Foartn infantry, has been appointed
regimental adjutant.
Lieutenant Leyden and detach
ment of enlisted men will soon leav,
here on an exploring trip to the head
waters of the Clearwater river. Tn
party will be away for six weeks, an,
will be supplied with everything neces
sary.for u severe march.
A late army paper makes rathe
strong assertions relative 10 the ubau
) donment of this post and the trunsfe
3 of the present garrison to anothe
3 point.
/ Lieutenant Hollis, Fourth infantry
arrived here today from Wardnel
where his company Is stationed.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-08-02
The King TsrrorIxsd.

The king of Corea possesses no real
authority. and he IS in constant terror
of revolution that will sweep him
from the throne. He is heavily In debt,
and the whole country 10 In state OF
anarchy. To this condition of affairs
is due the revol. thut recently started
in one of the provinces. Last year So
900 Coreans threatened to march on
the capital, Seolu, and compel the for
eigners TO leave. This rebellion WAS
suppressed, but the country has been
disturbed ever since. Reforms in the
administration are regarded as abso-
lutely necessary, not only to'save the
com merce OF the country, but for the
safety of the Foreigners.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-08-02
A CHEAT pIscoNrENr IN coKEA

Corruption and MIseS-.rnment Pre-
walls Almost Everywhere.
LONDON, July Cas- result of en-
quries made by experts In Eastern pol
tiles and persons who have resided In
Corea, reporter of she Associated
Press learns that widespread discomfort
exists In Coren because of the corrupt
lon and misgovernment that every
where prevails. One of the most rev.
dictionary factors tn the country Is
the quasi religion, sect called Tong
Hak, which ascribes the precarlous
condition of Corean trade and COM
lnerce to the presence of Foreigners In
the country. This sect has set for Itself
the task OF Kidding Corea of the hated
foreigners and has threatened Japenese
and other foreigners. Among the
charges brought against the foreigners
is one that they have caused an enor-
nous increase in the price of food-stufs
without any benefit accruing to Cor
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-08-02

bill urged upon the committee this SEES
sion, and it is understood when this re.
port shall be made 1t will show large
number of changes from the house bill,
and larger aggregate appropriation
than was contemplated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19
MRS. HARRISON,
HER PORTRAIT Will ne HUNG
IN THE WHITE HOUSE.
GIFT orthe Patriotic Daughters Of the
American Revolution, of Which
society Mrs, Harrison was
Prosidcn!.


-
BY Associated Press
Washington. Feb. Is. To the inter.
In.
esNhs po''I"''H Wnl'n npHR wv '"e ""'
" the rooms of state IN the White House
will be added this week hne picture Of
IL. u..tt..,, tf,.i 1y,, 1o,,rs
"''' ''''''"' 't''''sVn
ara members OF the Patriotic omer oil
Daughters of the American Revolution,
WHO Wli' ih'nl n'iV LOT lne'' N''' "''".'
congress the last three days OF tie week,
assembling ON Washlnglun's hirthdny.
III. ~ ~ c,,,,..r ,nt.t,...,s az aha
Nu't ~ 'h' i'''''
White House nave received oulelNi rec
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19

BY Associated lrSN'
Washington. Fob, lS,-The Demo.
cratic members OF the senate rnm,nlllNV
ON finance say they VIII NOT ne nnle ~
report the tnrili hill To lhn uu t1ilNu,,
ice ON Tuesday ncNl, m ihey hn9 w.
nnuuted Oue 81 ihn m'lnnvN az KIN
snh-commiitee, Wh'eh h9N Mnu uot Ne
unler, cul7hl,Vn,.vs'', ea'u Vim tbr Nm
would NOT nitcnpt 70 s9S WIN te NY ,yeii
oouil ~ W. 'uta ~ no bdli IL In
shnushoe, ne sn,o lac N, hceinnina
AHnpr 10 ~ tF'
Oh n'At M ,i was very boppful lust
Nv ,.tt,,,,,r,neni Friinv night vi
il't,,,n, ,lin TX fniiu chairman Ndorheos
ur,nt IA g,t thc Mii Ia readiness for
H. Gll committee his week. hui Hftof
uuttint In. a long DAYS work "a the close
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19

Special Dispatch
Corsicaua. Texas, Feb. Memorial serv-
ices were held at the y. NJ g. a, rooms
at 4.3o this evening In COMMUNICATION Of
Mr.. James r. Talley, deceased, an active
member IL the association. A large crowd
OF ladies' and grnuemen, friends ani ac'
uuaintnnccs Of the deceased young man,
assembled In the room to witness ihe last
rite. TO the memory Of their young friend.
The exercises were very lmpigs i've
There arr 1871 children 10 the state or
phmis home twenty-five more eau be ne
Work on tho artcslan well at the state
oruhnus' home has been discontinued for
me present There Il q fipw VI about So
40 gallons Of water daily from The Wen.
The contractors hope 10 ptotract the Mofk
In The course of few weeks,
one M d high position with fhe state or
uhans' home yesterday evening learned OF
the vast iuudeQuIcy or lie pftHcut tnsltn'
lion To- accommodate the orphans Of ihis
yreat state The gentleman saad tbai the
presnnt buildings were not by fnr Ninf th-3
ought 10 he, aud that the time was MOI iai
distant when Texas wonid nave q pony o.
men In It's legislative halls tllut Wpull ElN'
10 The state such an Institution ms - was
destined 10 haye-one that was suiifenils
large 10 accommodate the alAie uiphAhas'
nud not merely hold out 10 ihcu the prom
lse By o silken cord. Ihe last i'gislhtus'
made an appropriation 70 the end mat tht
home Should be enlarged, but the governor
VITO inlerycned. and nov tie orphans % ~,
/ state take their chances between golden
/ ur1lnisc and a cold, enreless world
policeman Cole and Drpufy Marshal Mach
] Tlilot nnrrowly escaped lively eApefiehe'
I Yesterday evening. Deputy Elliot had az
1 tested a man nanied rricheu for drnnken
/ mes nud was taking him "a ihc Lookup
! DICK Holland. q friend Of Priicheti, fol
lowed the officer Policeman e9i' onser Fs (,
INC movements Of the triu ana fcarnl ~
1 might not be wen Tor his hrolher ohcer
7 1nd feli In and helped march The lrunkrl
| Missioner 90 jail When hey arrived a
ite i0rk.up aud the officers began 90 senrel
l l'rltcheft. Holland protested LIS lhnQeene
| ma acting upon ifnpllsf, ran lis hana nv
| hls inside vest pocket which Cole deiecle..
an1 said 10 Elliot "Ihat man has q gun
/ Elliot who was standing neaf hpiilnn
with IFS back partly turned e MN Mhrle,
round ana grabbed the man wha WIS y
~ aet Of drawing d = Colts revolver
eTsnnd the chest sud eucircins Nun threp
Kin h. the floor and after desperate sifua
w foak thc gun away from hin.
E'rhe infant son % w. II. Aniers0n ~
araiust stove az iis flihffa ftsiaruce an
va terrible bnrued about the face.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19

n IITT TIVUTH1
BY Associated Pres

By Associated Press
Washington. Feb, ls.-'rbe fight over
the silver selrnioragr MI will be re-
sumed IN The house tomorrow aud Mr..
Bland b confident there viii be- q luornu
on hand 10 order the reylon' question
either tonioFgoW or Tuesday. Once the
necessary quorum i obtnined, and that
4 only u question Of time, as the 0pp0-
nents Of nc measure have practically
Abandoned hope 81 defeating thu bill. IL
viii be brought IN a vote, II need be, by
special order % ihe committee on rules.
The speaker hnylng promised special
rn.e n ihe emergency demands q On
Wcdnc.dar rhe JoytONeili contested
election case will DO no, mud aftcr \ is
disp0sed of. tie cobb,Whaiiey cage and
The Ehriish-Hnb0m case nily follow. II
not the remainder % The week viii prob.
ably 10 devoted 20 Gao appropriation
bills. ihc Qualifications bil being FIRST.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.
rveryEnns Accsrr REDUCTION.

rxGIyEERs ACCEPT REDUCTION.
81 Associated Press.
NanyBle. Tenn. Feb ls.-ias' even
no ne Nashville. Cnaiianopga and 81
4 ~ railway oonpany and n committee
re,r,-s,5lfing The Brotherhood u l@eomp-
XIX FuFinoars reached un aEreeMeAi un-
~ ,virii,h the engineers areeyt the con
T,ganee n 10 per cent reiuflipn Ia
,ss.so- Tie new contract takes eaecl
tnlev. Tomorrow the pnierenee pc
frs.-. fhe railway company qua the
esmmitier representing iae conductor
t~r.unaen and arinen vsil be- he'll under
The agreement with ne shsliiefis "
.s,rt,as Of .he company permit q reiio
rsiien of wages, WAea aAOl1ef coufereac,
VII be held
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19
~ INrEIlEgrING cLAIM.

ny nH7NfNhtfI it'aff-
Washington Fec, San Interesting
by DE committee " wfr claims. which
rae0fnmonda ialt Ms Flora A. DAriing
who was arrested nj Now Orleans n
1861 hy The military authorities Vile
travelling under safe conduct. siineii by
damages. Mrs Darling WA tho wife
~ Confederate Brignc ier.f iencral Edward
Dnfliug and was a New Hampshire
woman. She bad gnna 10 Nrw Drirnus
10 attend her husband during hit last
arrest,l Tou ihonsaud doiitrs N Con.
flsitratc n0ios, 5000 IN notes " a.
Louisiana and Trnuraste banks ana yH,.
liable iepslry Whiol she earriof were
condsr1tfd Mrs. Dnrlinfs claim wni
fer Sl3Gsi hH' Nc ogmmiiiee ruled ONT
clsiu Tor the stale bank notes aud "a,
| ifWelry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19

the republic aud a responsive seryisS
was read by Mics Yates.
There was large ATTENDANCE this
evening. Many Of the pupiis in the city
were occupied 10y ladics VI the conyc,i-
lion. Among tiose who spoke in tho
various chmchcs were Carrie Lane Chap.
man, Ellen Dietrich. Martha Mcclellan
Brown and Miss shaw Tomorrow the
and probably M The Old ofIiccr4 Will
be neglected The remainder OF the time
will I've spent ~ Discussing tho coming
campaign for a consthuiional amendment
IN Kansas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19

.r.to Can. Of Nv Wife and DA'lircA'
i''N' Three Men Killed

p.,,.v7,e Ohio. Feb. ia, ter'l .,'i
neIe' c'g..nrre3 on the Wheeling nv
Nc wr,'aN - rtad one nike west OF mere mere;
t Az ta ,-S, The local freight, poana
,'sS nd light engine No. - iehn
honas eodei with fearful Is,ui',,; . ,,2s,
20 Sonie e,sn rr'' on she iiehl engine, were
liiled insanity .ihe irs iiilns GyS IN
g'ne e On ihe local saved ilie'nssi''N y
jumping. p,.. 1,.bnson on me
lcral was buried under tle is ", os,t ~
kind aa.d willing hands aug $50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19
LONDON WILL SUFFER.
Anarchists in the Big City
Are Becoming Brazen.
SEVERAL MEETINGS YESTERDAY.
A Study of Explosive Chemicals
Advised
By several of the speakers and the
Use OF Dynamite Openly Urged.
The House of Lords Dc
Curious
Visitors.


ny 4NHNNAAANNA 400
London. Feb. 1S,--Crowds Of curious
persons swarmed in Greenwich park to-
day. packed tue terrace in front OF the |
celebrated observatory, and filled all tie |
other elevated portions Of the popular
resort for L0ndoners, from which was
obtainable so extensive view over the
river. The day was fine and cool.
Stakes dotted the ground where portions
of the dyuanitcd body Of Anarchist
Bourdin had been found. All Of the
stakes were in line with tie spot wherc
the body was discovered. At the poat
norton examination dozen pieces Of
metal, similar in their contents to tue
bombs used by Bourdin, were produced
The widely announced meeting OF the
Autonomic club under the auspices OF tile
International Workers group was at
tended BY only fifteen persons, and four
icon of these were foreigners. Inc
sneakers who had been announced TO
address The meeting did not appear
l5inally, after wa.J Of two hlurs Gio-
oons OF the Conlmonweal sroul arrived
and made Il speech, IN the lurse OF
wnlel nc urged the lndiNluuni tlo.tS "
r.gnl tne wr1ags iney conplWn1 Of.
lie held up Valiant Falhs Il "a o,ner
martyrs US worthy OF MS heafet eniul.'-
doh I'LL, iiup 'ni. 1tyas IN Inc prel cause.
10 s"grinsJ i ,ue'l r..ri"c,iy prelared to
i re .o ""' 1asy 'i Ind hothng 10 nyj ior, but
were Simply slaNSs Vi ,n 49, r.. nni
speeehes' ne aH tsss n %s. When
Ihe so Sti,uaeI making S1 haxim Euns Tor
use aslihst thc p eUp'e, ,nv af homGs
feanq"st ny nl',au.I' NM te re1d
lie he , spGaN ,.5,, mis- when they would
p,5 in upG tho ' nabIie 6braries aId learn
The use Of cnrHilcls, .,i,. fam, Ian, In
other Ipec snnca % t s,'r,' maze 10 hc
5Tleisn i" MSie6 numbered m only Siey
S 1goTs These made Up in enthusiasm
Tor tue sin9llne7s OF lne s u,rc,,ns ~
chetred Mhliy az eleIy opI'' '''i''' '"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19
MEDICAL EDITORS IN ATLANTA,
BY Associated Press.

~ ANHpl4Attu FUSS
Atlanta, Ga. Feb. 1S "A medical cd
itoriGl party who have been taking in the
Piedmont region, and who are guests OF
the Seaboarl Air Line, arrived on spe-
clal train at G.3O p M yesterday Drs.
Wcstmorelan1, Howell and Brand will.
with committee Of citizens, receive
them. His honor Mayor Broyles, was
on the reception committee and wel-
coined the visitors.
4 banquet was served at the Commcr-
cial cub aud social greetings continued
until late hour. Today the physicians
attended the various churches, some of
them hearing Rev. G.. X. Momcrie Of
London, and other eloquent divincs pi
this city One party. undcr nr. West
moreland. lnnched al she Driving club,
and Others elsewhere. The party leaves
tomorrow for Wilmington. Their report
viii duly appear in the medical Journals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19
|gRDER OR SUIClDE7
4NTOUND DEAD IN CALVES
TOy NEAR THE BEACH.
circumstances Are So Peculiar
NJ the Police Suspect Foul
Pay-lIc Was Not Known
In the City.
lmpatch


|Isaa Te. Fob 10 -This morn
.,.g. ~ So,
'vse VI Hpal'isn eeuaiS near
" Nineteenth st. and the beach
hssed man about 30 years old
nj tiff In do,n, tho r.s,Jt az
~ ' NV''n' 'iie resuir vi
IT,-sosAus penetrating ms body
igion of the heart. The 49,
trd with which the dppd was
4. f,,o,a i...., liz.
,suuu "l 'oo'e n'a 'cl y
q lhe sand with four chambers
! ne man was Clearly shaver;
On lnrl l,ro,vp avon.
'N wv" ~
N gray coat ana vest
ay pants, good shoes. soft
iion hat bourbt nf Joske a
Son An,onio h,.i1, ,I,,. lit.
he name OF "Ellen" was writ
. d olly eyiden,,. of ilautidrntion
fa TIE body wis the following
Vnzpha. Esudo de Vera Cruz,
. lSe --iicnry Bartcnhagou-
gne to no settlement with Mr..
FilAueo, but say, In two months
a lei me know where Won nre
sdould get you some good work.
lsng Ia Mexico
TOMAS HUNTER.
llls letter there was found on
Of deceased SG.Oj and M
lal plated gold watch The
~ nmovei To The div under.
there under the direction OF
4 frleFy an autopsy was held
Z extracted from Tic holy were
4 Satspond with tho caiiber Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19

IN to his contract. and he loft him after
working for about two weeks.
lie denied that Hnwarl and Moore
were tho sanc. hut claimed that Moore
had a fair cunuicNiou and short beard
George lIoatlry gave cyidtace that he
was uaiivc Of lesscx. EnrAnd. and
came 70 Aiuerica IN Jolly. lSG, lie
hut declared he was not The same man
al HownnI
Utatlpv testified Ehat he had hccn w
New South Males Tor a considerable
dme. bni had returned 10 Earlapd 20
take charge of largo estate LETT hun
hy his uncle He saw on his return an
advertisement for paftnOr, and went
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19

said; Boys, the jig is ~ with me; take
care OF my wife and Children aud died
with a smile on his face The wreck
occurred IN the face Of tie worst Blizzard
this section has ever experienced. The
damage will be enormous. As both engines
are ruined aud fifteen or twenty cars
smashed in.o kindling wood Al the vie
tins lived at Newark. Ohio, to which
place tie bodies were sent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19

+ -'N lress
\ ,.ss.. ~ is-rorce,., TO-
4 ''.''A 'l'' IA The interior
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19
MOTHER BOMB.

~ gpnd il The Police Station al
ea'eniay Henry Makes
Alglher Confession.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19
4 Million Friends.

a TREND III need is "a Trend ~
deed, and not tess than one million
people have fouhd Ins' such tilehd
III d.. Kin.'- New Discovery i"i
Consumption. Coughs aud Guilds -
Ii You have never used this Girat
Couch Mrdiclur, Que thai Viii con-
vince you ,hat 1t has wohdetiul
cuIntI,, powers in all diseases OF
Throat. Chest aud Lung. Each
bottle is guaranteed Ia do all That
is claimed oi none. will he rrinnd-
Ell. TIA bottles tree at j. L. kER.
SHAw's Dtu. store. Large bottles
SOC aud SI:OU.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19
Every Boy should Learn

The value OF dollar. TO know
what a dollar costs and what -
dollar Onys, is The stepping stone Ia
fortune 1t Ia also desirable thai
every body should know that IL
half dollar will 4uy bottle of
DICKS CHIILIFUGE.
1t tastes like fresh orange Syrup.
contains no poison, guaranteed Ia
break ch!lls, eradicate malaria.
sharpenS the appetite, makes rich
blood and rrjuvenatrs the feeble.
Sold by all dealers Hoc bottle
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19

JNO r. JUhNSON.
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby giver
that by virtue of an order of seizure
and sale to me directed by the above
named Honorable court in the above
styled suit, will, on
Saturday, the 18th day of Oct
A. D., 1894,
efter for sale at the Court House door
In the town of st. Joseph, in this parish
within the hours prescribed by law.
that is between the hours of III O'Clock
a. IN. and O'Clock p. M, to the high
est bidder for cash, without appraise,
heht, the following described property
situated in this parish. to-wit:
The fractional East half of the North
West quarter and the fractional south
East or. of sec in Township 8. Range
8 East, containing $50 63-lOO acres, and
the West half of the North East or OF
sec IN township ., X . h, containing
rs acres; also that part of 5. W. oar. OF
sec. 30 in L. 10, X. 8 +. which lies
East of the Tensas River and contains
lOl acres, containing in all 357 63-lOO
acres, more or less, being all that part
of the original Denmark plantation on
the East side of Tensas River and des-
ignated as Lot ''B" in the partition OF
sand plantation between the major and
minor heirs of Henry Hoover. and
bounded is follows, to-wit:
On the North and East by the lands
of Flynn q Buell.. on the South by the
lands OF Buell. and on the West by the
lenses River, together with all build
ings and appearances thereon and
thereto attached.
VIC YOUNG, Sheriff.
-. Joseph, Sept. 2lst, 1894.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19

The Birmingham CONSTRUCTION
20. VIII complete their cuntrac; on
the Marshall levee within the next
few days. This work has been both
speedily and well done and is en-
nrely satisfactory to the levee au.
thOrltirs
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19

Me-. HARRISON STEWART was
notified last Saturday that he was
the fortunate winners of a HANDY
some pair OF hOIS es raftipS in Mats
rhes recently. TIE horses have
l'een received by him and appear
to tie very valuable ANIMALS.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19
FRIDAY, OUTOBER 10, 1891.
LOCAL ITEMS
PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION

Public notice is hereby given that
an election will be held lbroug bout
the Parish of Tensas on
Tuesday, November 9Th, 4. d. 1891,
at the several polling places as fixed
by law, for the purpose of choosing
Representative in the 9th on
gress of the United states tor the
9th Congressional District OF Louis
iana.
The said polling places are as
follows:
LIST Ward-HollywOod.
Cd +" -Newellton.
Sd st Joseph.
4th Hard Bargain.
9th " -Viamede.
9th 4" Waterproof.
7th Highland.
Witness our hands this ETH De-
tober, 1894.
&. g. GOLDMAN.
ELI IULLIs,
b. L. YOUNG.
Supervisors of Elections Parish
of Tensas.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19

IDEAL WEATHER for the harvest
Ing of the cotton crop continues to
prevail and the planters are busil,
engaged in picking out the NEST
disappointing crop, so tar as the
drice Is concerned, this country has
ever known.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19

WE REGRET to note the serious
illness OF MI. Ed. Lynch, who for
some time has been extremely i'll
with continued lever. His illness
has assumed dangerous form AMI
his fanny and friends are deeply
concerned about his condition.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19

The steamer jackson and barpes
passed down Wednesday,, recelvln.
large shipment of cotton IRON ever,
landing IN this parish.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19
Notice.

All persons are warned from
hunting or otherwise tres passing on
the Ranch and WoOiburn planta
lions, aS they will br prosecuted To
the tuli extent OF the law
Sept20 1t &C KNOWLES.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19

1T is RUMORED that the Steamer
JOhu Howard will enter this trade
within the next few days, taking
cotton at 80 cents per bale.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19
j JEFFERSON
Military College.
WASHINGTON, MISS.

Six miles from tchez. Open 18th Of Sep.
'enn,r. English. Classical. Scientific and
Business Inst tn'ion with Military Training for
eung n' n and oys. -Four experienc-d male
'eacher'. Pupl's board with the >dperintend.
mt and ale under his constant supsryis,nu
Extract fro letter by ex Attorney General
I. W. Miller. dated 23d OF July. 1924: In nv
tumble judgment Jefferson College il a frs,
lass institution for the education and trainiuo
youth. The progress made there BY nv three
boys has been am4zipg. A. the same time their
health and manners We're thoroughly looked
at'er; | ieel that cannot too warmly com
mend the College to parents.
For CO sloguss address the Superintendent,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19

A CAMP HUNT on Bellers bayou.
where deer. sqnirrelIs and other
game are sad TO be plentiful IL be-
ing organized Tor the 10Th OF thus
month.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19

Hon. I. VI. WADE, OF Newellton.
was III town euuesday loI "a few
hours.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19

Miss LOLLIE MOORE returned
home last Monday after dn extend
ed visit to Sewauee, Teun. auh
Vicksbnrg, Miss.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-10-19

A COlMUN,CATICN m this issue
represents the bridges over Clarke's
aud Phelps bayous as Icing in a
dangerC us cOudltiOn. liz the 81 hard
times the loss Oi IA team OF mules
sOuid be a serious one, and thr
loss of lite, iu the evert OF an acrl
dent on either OF these bridges, H.
by no means Improbable.