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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-10-10
BENTON, LOUISIANA,
THURSDAY, :::::::::::::0ct0ber 10, 1895.
Police Jury Proceedings.


members present: Il. S. Dortch,
President; J. W. Jeter, I. NJ. Love,
J. A. SewaIl, j. T. Many, F. NJ.
Barnett and c. d. Sandidge.
On motion and second, the follow
ing committee was appointed to adj
vertise and let to the lowest bidder
the building or repairing of Flat
River bridge, on road from Elm
Grove to Red Chute: T. B. Moss,
j. NJ. Mechanism and E. S. Dortch.
Said committee reserving the right
to reject any and all bids.
On motion and second, G. 81.
Coombs was allowed for hauling aud
putting on 5O4 feet oak lumber and
nails for Shed road bridges, 81 30.
On motion and second, The fol-
lowing committe was appointed to
locate road from j. M. Arnold's to
Mack's Bayou: j. A. Sewall, G. w.
Arnold, T. NJ. Yarbrough, E. L.
Bouey, Homer Colquitt, J.C. Logan.
Said committee to meet at Vance
vile on Tuesday, Oct. Is, 1895.
Accounts allowed: DR.. w. M.
Abney, medical bill, s33 40; B. A.
Kelly, s65 so.
On motion, Police Jury adjourned
for dinner.
EVENING SESSION.
Roll call showed following mem
bers present: E. s. Dortch, Presi-
dent; J. W. Jeter, T. NJ. Love, j. T.
Many, J. A. Sewall, C.D Sandidge
and F. M. Barnett.
On motion and second, The fol-
lowing claims were allowed: T. M.
Love, small bridge, 81 so; DR.. II.
Neeson, Coroner, SAT so; DR.. H.
Neeson, burial Turner Barclay, So:
j. l.. G. Graham, J. P, ward 3, s.;
j. L. Talley, Constable, ward 3, 81
80; NJ. II. Clarke, for Mrs. Evans,
$40; G. W. Demoss, building 9S feet
bridges over Cypress Bayou, $112
70; j. J. Robinson, 900 feet lumber,
$40 Sc; Cochran & Kelly, nails, 81
20; DR.. FL. Neeson, burial of floater,
$12; j. p. Gleason, j. p, ward 5,
$40 62; j. L. Keith, Constable ward
s, Ito w. j. Hughes) 500 10; A. r
Thompson, account, 1858 76; A. j.
Murff, District Attorney, ISSUED to
A. r. Tbompson) S95; II. Barracks
tie, j. P, ward 6, $3.50; J.W. Oneal
Constable, ward 6, $S so; George A
Moore, j. p, ward 6, Sl3 Al; w. NJ
Morrow, Constable, ward 6, $40 So
Il. j. S. Bullock, lumber, IS o.; j
j. Davis, lumber, 81 6s; Allen Bros
& Wadley, lumber, 81 Sc; r. A
Grounds, $500; J. j. Davis, SIG AZ
]. w. Elston, 70 cents; Lawrence I
Son, 81 10; DR.. Fl. Neeson, exper
testimony J. Fl. Moss, $40; Plat s
Wyche, Bodcau bridge, S35; R. {
Stinson, J. P, ward 2, 1923 80; w. +
Morris, Constable, ward 2, $115 81
w. FL. Bledsoe, balance on assess
ment, 5000 81.
Coroner's inquests: To r. NJ. Mi
Ter 90, NJ. r. Merritt 81, P. 81. Curr
80, Sam Chambers 80, VIM. Collin
%, total, $40; Coroner's jurors owe
body of Turner Barclay. Thos. j
Morris 80, E. P. Knott 50, j. E
Van Hoose 90, Willis Mitchell s.
over body of Ed. Wesley. To W
E. Morris 81, John Ward, 81; NJ. I
Bishop 81, Jake Jefferson 81, Al
derson Jones %, over body of Bo
Parham.
n. S. Dortch, chairman of commit
tee Cane Bend bridge road, reporte
to the body. Committees repo1
read and committee discharged, b<
cause no public road could be estat
lished.
On motion Police Jury adjourne
until tomorrow morning, to meet a
So'clOck.
r. S. DORTCH. President.
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Providence, colored, for three

New Zion, colored, for three months.
Trustees: T. j. Tidwell, Bob Arnold,
J. A. Parks.
SCOTS Chapel, colored, for three
Trustees: j. NJ. Arnold, Bob
Williams, Henry Mccoy.
Foster-Smith Place, colored, for
three months.
Naples Place, colored, for three
months.
Hurricane Bluff, colored, for three
months.
One colored to be hereafter locat-
ed by the member.
WARD 3.
WHITE SCHOOLS.
Line School, Mrs. J. Fl. Wyche,
teacher. Trustees: H. G. Wyche,
Green Allen, Geo. Malone.
Russell School, Township, J. M.
Russell, teacher. Trustees: R. W.
McLeish, Will Crouch, Geo. Walker.
Cottage Grove, Miss Dollie Thomp-
son, teacher. Trustees: W. N. Doles,
E. H. Durbin.
Cavett's Mill, Miss Myrtis Carter,
teacher. Trustees: M. E. Bush, Ed.
Graves, lack Gardner.
Collinsburg, Mrs. E. E. Inslee,
teacher. Trustees: r. S. Doles, j.
R. Cavett, J. H. Nattin.
Plain Dealing, ]. F. Taylor, teacher.
Trustees: S. H. Cochran, J. J. Swim
die, H. H. Montgomery.
Oak Hill. Trustees: r. M. j. Wise,
W. D. Byram, J. N. Bryan.
Martin Dale. Trustees: J. F. Jones,
J. II. Wood, Thomas Morris.
Alden. Trustees: J. F. Elder, F.
T. Whited, B. F. Shaver.
coLoRED SCHOOLS.
Booker's Chapel. Trustees: John
Campbell, Tom Philips, Henry Cham
bers.
Lewisville, Maria L. Paul, teacher
Trustees: w. II. Meares, lobe Lyles,
Allen Player.
Paysinger. Trustees: ]. N. Bryan,
Geo. Paysinger, Sam Law.
Mt. Zion, N. L. Paul, teacher
Trustees: J. P. Vance, Dock johnson
and Turner James.
Ford School. Trustees: j. A. Ford
John Campbell, Lee Butler.
Aken's Hill. Trustees: j. R. Odom.
Lee Bruner, Bill Akens.
WARD 4.
WHITE SCHOOLS.
Ansel Trustees: w. NJ. Cason, J.
P. Logan, J. E. Cason.
Emma. Trustees: w. L. Coyle,
J. E. Holloway, ]. NJ. Coyle.
Mot. Trustees: o. B. Cason, J. B
Lynn, J. J. Albums.
Center. Trustees: G.. B. Garrett
J. H. Cochren, E. L. harrington.
| Carterville. Trustees: J. A. Mar
tin, j. W. Dodson, E. J. Chamlee.
Shiloh. Trustees: s. II. Wallace
James Mcdonnell, Willis Allen.
Dooley. Trustees: B. F. Cook, II
M. Branton, B. F. Morgan.
Heifner, Trustees J. E. Rogers
j. w. Walker, Oscar Brock.
| Red Land. Trustees: F. M. John
son, Geo. P. Winget, J. F. Hudson.
Cypress Hill. Trustees: j. B
Bixler, A. Whitaker, II. D. Hudson.
Union Hill. Trustees: A. J. De
moss, J. N. Sutton, S. F. Taylor.
COLORED SCHOOLS.
Ran Jackson, for three months
Trustees: Ran Jackson, Sam Neal
Aleck Long.
Red Land, for three months. Trus
tees: Jerry Lewis, Lewis Bustor
Boss Williams.
WARD 5.
WHITE SCHOOLS.
Concord. Trustees: G. B. Wilson
John Mckinney, R. B. Martin.
Bounds. Trustees: w. r. Bound
WI. Spurlin, P. A. Butts.
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Bridge Fund for S1476 IS, in favor

Bridge Fund for $1476 IS, in favor
# Parish Treasurer.
The following per diem and mile
lge was allowed: E. s. Dortch, $40;
J. A. Sewall, $11 60; T. M. Love,
s12 so; F. M. Barnett, s21 20; J.T.
Many, 500; J. W. Jeter, ST. IS.
The following salaries were allow
ID for quarter ending Oct. 9, 1895:
A. R. Thompson, Sheriff, 1887 SO;
W. Fl. Scanland, Printer, S62 so;
W. 81. Scanland, Treasurer, $75 90;
B. r. Nash, Clerk, $50; Rate Wat
son, Janitor, 81.
The following Warrants were
issued:
No. TOW. 81. Bledsoe 1920 80
70S-C. Fl. Coombs. -. 4 80
7O9-Dr. w. M. Abney. 80 40
71O-B. A. Kelly. ..... IS so
tilt. NJ. Love. -.... 4 so
712-Dr. H. Neeson. AZ 80
TSP. H. Curry. ..... 4 90
TAR. NJ. Miller. go. 4 90
715-J. L. g. Graham. B 90
7l6-J. L. Tally....... 4 80
Tim. 81. Clarke. go. 10 90
1876. w. Demoss. :. I12 20
7l9-J. j. Robertson 10 Sc
720-Cochran & Kelly. 1 20
Pip. 81. Curry. 100
722-A. r. Thompson s 90
723-W. E. Norris -. "a 90
724-J. P. Gleason. 10 g.
725-W.J. Hughes. 20 10
726-A. Il. Thompson. 254 76
727-A. r. Thompson. 95 90
72S-H. Barnacastle. 8 80
729-J. w. Oneal. s 20
73O-G. A. Moore. Is Al
731-W. M. Morrow 10 IS
732-R. s. J. Bullock. 5 o.
733-J. j. Davis. ...... 20 10
734-Allen Bros. Wadley Z Sc
735-R. A. Grounds. 5 20
736-J. W. Elston. 20
737-Lawrence & Son. l 10
73S-R. S. Stovall. go. 10 90
739-Platt & Wyche.. IS 90
74O-R. g. Stinson. % 80
741-W. M. Morris. 80. lis 80
742-M. L. Bishop. 49,. 6 90
743-J. M. Stacey. 9 80
744-W. II. Scanland.. 5 GO
745-F. Nj. Barnett. 81 90
746-E. s. Dortch. 49,. AZ 90
747-J. A. Sewall. 80. II GO
74s-T. NJ. Love. ~ 80
749-C. d. Sandidge.. 81 20
750-J. T. Manry..... 20 OO
751-J. w. Jeter. 900. II 81
752-A. r. Thompson. 937 SO
753-W. Ii. Scanland. 1877 sc
754-B. r. Nash. so O(
755-Rafe Watson.... l O(
Minutes read and approved.
On motion, Police Jury adjourned
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1898 O5

1895. Or.
July 10-By Warrants No. 650-A. R.
Thompson: .......:.............s e37 so
July lO-By Warrants Nos. Cos to 700,
inclusive, less Nos sc, 693 and
500, destroyed by Police jury. 1645 60 |
July 16.-By Warrants Nos. 70I to FOG,
inclusive. ............ 81 80 |
July 16.-By amount paid r. w. Wat
son, JauntOr.. .................. so !
July 16:-By amount paid w. L. Bell
a. Co.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
July l6-By amonnt paid jury eertiti-
Gates Nos. 249 to 294, nclusive.... 1872 30 |
July l6.~By amount paid 80 pieces of
Witness scrip, from Nos. 721 to
500, inclusive, less Nos. 1888, 734,
743, 744, 745, 7S6 and S07. ......... 5lS 80
Jnly 16-By amt paid J. D. Robert
son, account for Board of jurors
in State cases. approved by Sher-
i'll and District JuG ge-......... AZ 80
July l6-By amount paid Il. E. Lee,
Board ofjurors, account approved
by Sheriff and District judge. $50
July A.-By amt paid witness scrip
No. 7S2-Thomas Robertson. rs
August 6.-By amount paid City of
Shreveport, Bridge settlement for
months of June and July, state
ment hereto attached. ... IL 90
Oct. 6-By amount paid McClanahan
Il Thompson, order E. s. Dortch. 80 90
July S-By balance GU hand. ........ 2l9 70
$3se3 05
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Minutes read and approved.
On motion, Police Jury adjourned
sine die.
E. S. DoRTCH, President.
B. r. NASH, Clerk.
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Reorganization.
Oct 3.-Amount due Townships. 1876 "a
/" Overdrawn on Current. 1926 81
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BENTON, LA.,. OCT. 8, 1896.
Police Jury met in regular ses-
sion. Roll call showed the following
members present.. 3. s. Dortch,
President J; J. w. Jeter, T. NJ. Love,
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WHITE SCHOOLS.
Concord. Trustees: G. B. Wilson,
John Mckinney, R. B. Martin.
Bounds. Trustees: W. R. Bounds,
W. ]. Spurlin, P. A. Butts.
McCall's. Trustees: J. F. Gladney,
J. B. Wilmington, VIM. Burks.
Many. Trustees: J. T. Many
G. w. Durdin, James Poole.
Bumgardner. Trustees: J. A,
Bumgardner, E. s. Burt, N. R. Ner'
rift.
Curry. Trustees: L. 7. Merritt
W. W. Lay, p. II. Curry.
Pine Grove. Trustees: A. L. BY
ram, W. w. Belcher, G.. w. Dalrym
pie.
Hanks and Adger. Trustees: B
R. Nash, J. E. Adger, Will. Hanks.
Rocky Mount. Trustees :: j. P
Gleason, ]. 7. Ford, 7. w. Heath
Teacher, IL A. Love.
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ULTIMos DETALLEs
La RVQUEzA De LOS ESTADOs UNIOoS


! De una corresp ,udencia de Washing
ton que pubGcA el JoWaoGl of COmaeTce de
Nueva York, extractamos
ella classification de la riqueza de los
Estados Unidos, seg1n el ultimo boletin
censo de 1890, es como sigue: Bienes de
raices con sus mejoras y accessories,
$50, ,544, ,544 200; ganado en- los 6 2rtijos ha-
ciendas, instru1nent de agriculture y
ma lulnaria, a,7v3. 900 pesos; miuas y
canteras, incluyendo productos en- alma
cen, 1921, ,291, 900; orc y plata. acuf1ado y
en- bArra, ST. IS, ,774, 900; maquinaria de "a
bricas y fundiclones, y product en- al
mac6n, en- brute y fabricados, 2,O5o, ,693, 900;
ferrocarriles y equipo, incluyendo tran
Was. 8,685, ,407 900; telegrafos, tel6fonos,
huques y canales, 7O1, ,7O5, 900; art culoa di-
versos 1898 t708, 900. LA suma tt tai de- TO-
das estas partldas asciende a IS, ,037, ,091 900,
pesos, 8 ssa l ,o36 p. SOS r cabeza para l..
poblaci6n total de lo4 Estados Unidos en-
1890, contra 43 642, 900, 900 pesos II 1880, ii
$40 pesos por caoeza en- dicho a1o, para Ia
pobIaci6n con que entonces contaban los
Estadoa Unidos. El yalor dado en- Ell CEN
so de 1890 incluye $941, ,03l, 1878 de tierrAs
pertenecientes al Gob4erno, All como las
reservaciones tierras asignadas los in
dos, 10 cual no f1guraba tn el censo dc
$780,"
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tlar Ia experiencia propuesta, deben pro-
cararssB Nigileh con asfnero u constAnc az
las scd10S de Ueget acSdn, encarg gando de sua
custodia q TN empleado de confanza para
evitar descuidos que pudieran ser causa
de I'm fracaso ST en- cualquiera de las
ocho cepas SO presentasen sfntomas de Ia
enfermedad, debe procederse al arranque
de ella, anot tndo las observacionps que So
hicieren en- la planta 8 en- el terreno de.
que SO nutrian.
El hacendado no debe farse de apa
riencias, si la cepa enferma es una de las.
aisladas y anteS de formar juicln vaclara
la division en- que SO presente ell mai, para
yer 81 contiene gusanos, en- cuyo case sig
nificaria 8 que las tierras no Sc habfan
limpiado por complete de g6rmenes al ser
depositadas, 9 que durante el TEMPO trans
currido desde Ia siembra, bien por descui-
do 6 quizas por defscto de construccidn
los insectos hab1e n podido penetl ar en- IL
Gaia depositando sus huevecillos al pie de
la planta, ocasionando con clio Ia perdida
del ira bai 10 y ti4mpO invertido.
Aun cuando va 10 hemuS Indie ado al
empezar, repetiremos que ell unicO fin por
nosotros perseguido es el dar los agricul--
torres un medic experimental, capsz z pOr 81
solo de convencerles, 81 deben aceptar CO.
mo verdadera desechar por err0nea la
opinion de que ell gWsG7ao bIaaacO sea causa
de Id emfernaedGd de la coflG.
CreemOs haberlo conseguidO, tOda vez
que 81 las cuatrO cepas sembradas al oes-
| cubiertO llegan q enfermar, y Ocurre 10
contrario con las cuatrO aisladas, LIS ha-
cendados reconoceran como buena la pri-
mera opinion, desechandoia por err6nea 81
las ocho cepas resultaran atacadas.
Solo un p snsamiento nos amarga hemos
de hacerl" constar antes de dar por ter1ni-
nado este trab jn Que los agricultores soD, -,
por. regla general, refrActarioa t9da nue.
va idea, i1diferentes TODD procedimiento
ci ,ntificv que cuando for1nan I'm j1icio
8 adoptan una opinion (propia 8 agena) Sc
aferran ella como la ostra al palo cerran-
do los ojos la luz y s oidos al consejo,
siendo este causa probable de que nos mo-
vamos en- ell vacio resultando est6riles
nuestros esfuerzos y trabajos. >@ ~~
A. DNT,A HARA
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orificio de- entrada por la reoi6n lumbar.
] fzQuierda, SIN or cid ne slslidagy g la horf
en- que escribirnoh dOce del dta, aun no
ha podido serle extraida Ia bala. So en-
cuentra en- estado grave.
AGRADECIMIENTO. @s
Quedamos agradecidos y por clio tri-
butanos gracias al .Jef3 de Orden P,lblico,
sehor Duy6a Y al Director del Hospits.lillo
de Santa Rosa doctor se1or Ros; al prime
ro, por halernos permitido tomar los apun-
1ugar el slceso, Y al segundo por igual
concepto en- 10 relative la lesionada en- ell
Ho3pitalillo.
#@@ @ ULTIMos DETALLEs
ri suicida fue trasladado seguidamen-
to al dep6sito del Cementorio, Y la lesiona-
da Patricia, despues de curada de primera
intencion, al Hospitalillo de Santa Rosa,
,londe SO encuentra.
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Sc ha concadi3o & Don Lorenzo Jsy y
COLON, de CiaIea, los beneficios della Lsy de
colonias agrfcolas para los terrenos incul-
tos de su finca .sHonradez,s 2 sta en- ell ba-
rrio de Cialitos.
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EL ARORR0 C0LECTlyO s.---Luna 7s.-

El AhgKR1 GULEGI .-.-76. LUNA 76.-
IPoRTACIoN DiREt TASurido general d proyisionss de
todas classes de todas rocedencas Acees
Dulees cElstazado en- slibar Champagne Brandy, Gre
Lcores, Encurtd1S CarnSs legumbres
las rancesas en- lgak Janones Morton York. Galeas
eesas OlVet amecaHhs atas, Anargo Pc0n aSs ,ls
Gijon' del Dtb ho T6 verde fnuy sU(sfior
Mantequia IalEna d, lsnosh,
teTnes Graves Baac ltaanOs SlAIti
Priorato, Cepa de Macon Aisla Jsless
~ NO SE HAN ALTERADO LOS PkESIUS. ip-I0
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6Ha sido destinado & la Administration
de Comunicaci0nes delArrOyo ell aspirante
Don Sergio Molina, 6 AlaIde Utuado, ell te-
legrahstR sAgundO DonaJoef NE Roqu6 va
la ds Oamuy 81 aspirante Don Jose san-
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El tren del fsrrocarriI legs anoche (
IL s 103 a esta Capital. La corr sponden
cia del Oest3 So reparti6 esta mahana.
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Sc encuentra mlly grave en- la Carroll
ma La estimables s nor. b, fla Carmen Acos
a, viuda de Goenoga. Hacemos votos POI
Il pronto restahle lllliento.
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.fIof De RrrOjaf piHdgas aohFe las eagae. del
Esehon Cara N de- gbe ticario. En- Ia noeIe
del d del corriente se inf Aln6 un quinqu6
en- Ia casa del Maestro de Escuela, eau
sando la cOnsiguiente alarma en- todo
ii vecindario.
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Los abanlcOs japOnesas con paisajes
de CASA que ha reciDido Ell Paris Bdzar,
COMO novedad del proximo verano, Sc es-
tan vendiendo muc ho; las senoras que dan
el tono de la moda en esta Capital, no lle-
van otro* *desde aver. No tsardar mucho
que han venido muy pocos.
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Sc est& imprin,tn,io en- Mayagiiezun,
nove'a del seaor Don USE g nzalez Quia
ra. LevaTa poF lftI:o Ju .nito So hi
pnt'licado ya como ,lletiu en- Ell DiarG
PopuIGT.
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De Vega baia nos escr;ben ha iendo-
os grandes elogios del den1ista u Car
IS Gli. Dtc+n qu~ es asonlDrose1 ia faciIi-
ad Cen q haca i:.s operaCi0nes sin eausar
mas minigno doior los pucientes.
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En- Mayaeiiez Sc cctiza cafe al rede do
he 30 pesos hasta So pesos por extreme d.
clahes. -~.~- -,.-, .-~-r~~ ~e,-R..
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Am6rico, el dueno de &c El Popular.
establecimiento de es1zado, Gale de 4
Cruz, ndmero 10, 8 juzgar por los precio
que verde zapatos, medias, sombrillas
m mariners tasav otros articulos, SO cree an
eeta loco, pues no hay auien le,iguale 81
baratura, ViYir para yer. ......II-, rs
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Fueron detenidos aver por la .noliela
.en esta Capital, los indiYiduos. j uan Ortiz
.por afnenazar con i'm cuchilIo Juan Sie-
rra, cuya arfna le fue ocupada; 4 Eliza
Hernandez = Candido Rosario, per 'fanto,
seghn queja producida pnr el Ito de fA s !.
tada Estahan AliceR ieRn0r HAnt0 "a
l1ip Rasss nog =
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ekRRETIlLAS.-~-Con GAIA y rueda de ace.
20 vendem: MuLLENHnFF kuEBER
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Contra. .el rei1matis1no, Ia influenza '
las neuralgias Sc emplea con 6xito la anti
u.2 .soss ss4'*53sisrt asfaa5' ~ d
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COSaa que hacen los hOnnDres. lnStru vase
las y ed1queselas bian; r6mpanse las preo-
cupactohes que las at n, como sucede en-
nu-stro pals, se vera que aqui no son
Europa y Estados Unidos." -.
SksTRERlA ERANCESA, ORTALEZA 5F'
Gran surtido He trales desde al de mari
nAyR para nIflns 1a cuatrQ hisos hasta 10
ITALIA mas granda pare ho1nhrep. attalOneg,
sobretodoa, eacos do alpaca, chalscos &. a
todos 4 pracioz eapitatiYps,
Rn Ponce, 4 conaeeneneia de Una re.
yaFha hah5da entire IoPengn CaiAn, Veeino
1al p2rri0 ae sahanekn, y. Ilan NennnaU,
oehn. Rsbasa, de Ia eEadhd, Tesltlth hetI1r,
81 pflfnaTo, 81 Que fUG aaradc en Il Cnaff9
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ANOSA.

Mrs. D. Sanders, Of Lincoln Hill, io
conYalescing after q severe attack OF
sickness.
Miss Carrie Mckay has returned to
her home in Plains, after a weeks
visit with her sister. Mrs. Newlin, OF
Main street.
Miss Alice Morohan spent Sunday
with friends In Jermyn.
The Ladies Missionary society of the
Primitive Methodist church are untir-
ing In their efforts TO make the Floral
show a success socially and financially.
All seasonable refreshments will be
served, and this. with the gorgeous
surroundings, will be like a glimpse of
fairy lard. The flowers exhibited, COM
pare favorably with those recently ex-
hibited at the rockingham.
A wreck occurred on the "cut off"
early yesterday morning, derailing two
heavy box cars loaded with grain. The
accident was caused by the train be-
coming disunited. The forward portion
of the train forged ahead and the latter
lection crashed into 1t with the above
results. Traffic was delayed for some
time.
Last evening the Apollo Social club.
n very large membership. rave its mu-
!ual social at Emmett hall last even
ing. Tho proprietor. j. NJ. Langan,
has recently placed . valuable piano in
he hcll Mt the disposal Of the club.
Many people from surrounding towns
were present. Tho officers Of the club
are: +. A. Beomish, president; j. NJ.
E.argan, treasurer; and James Calvey,
general manager.
Trs fic vas again suspended on tho
electric road between Dupont and
Nooslc owing to the shattered condi-
don of car, No. GO.
The Leligh Valley train arriving
here at eos p. m. has been discon-
tiruod. A new train arrives here at
| o'clock p. m, and returns a few
minutes later.
Mine Foreman Charles Davis, Of
Jermyn, was a visitor in town Sunday.
Mrs. G. Snyder, ST., who has been
pending a few months with friends
in Orange, has returned home.
Miss Katie Cannon, Of South Main
street. is seriously Ill.
An enthusiastic meeting was held
by the members of st. Mdry's congre-
cation to complete arrangements for
the coming fair, a number OF young
ladies will collect chances for a hand
some bedroom suit, and q diamond
ring will be awarded the one collecting
the greatest amount.
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and man. team and wagon were horri-

and man. team and wagon were horri-
bly, crushed.
The Scranton men. Messro. Sturde-
want. Ruch and Harvey. who last
spring interested themselves in the al
legged oil territory near LOvelton. this
county. are on the ground again and
are ercting an engine house near the
site of the old well, No. l. 1t Is be-
lieved that the movement is merely to
hold their leases, and not any real
movement toward making another test,
though they profess to be very san
guine over the prospects. Here's hop
ing. but with precious little faith.
Wyoming County Pomona grange will
meet with Tunkhannock grange
Wednesday, Dec. 4. 1t IA intended to
hold 1t elsewhere, but the annual cleo
ton of officers being fixed for that time,
Tunkhannock was decided upon on &C
count of its central location.
The fare for the Lehigh Valley ex-
cursion to New York OF Friday v.ext
has been fixed at S. from Tunkhannock
and $4.75 from Falls. A few from here
will probably take II in.
The members of ~Tunkhannock grange
enjoyed a general jollification at their
meeting on Saturday. After initiating
several candidates. they held a feast,
which was largely attended by the
membership and a few invited guests,
Those present speak very highly Of the
festivities.