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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-02
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Sept. IA trough Of
low pressure extends from Kansas -
Assiniboia. Showers have occurred in
this trough, in the Lake regions and
the south Atlantic states. The pressure
is high off the Atlantic and north Pa
cific coasts and north of Lake Superior
The temperature has fallen in the LAKE
regions, the Middle slope and remained
stationary elsewhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-02
IT LOOKS snowEay.

Boston, Sept. Forecast for Boston
and vicinity, Thursday: Cloudy,
weather, probably with occasional
showers; southwesterly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-02
FIRE At MIllTOWN.
Boundary House Damaged Is Quite
Heavy; Partially Insured.

Midtown, Sept. 1.-The upper part CT
he Boundary house, owned by Wheeler
Smart, was badly damaged by fire,
his afternoon. The loss is quite heavy
md is partially insured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-02

Washington. Sept. 1.-The President
has appointed Isaac Macurda post
master at Wiscasset. Me-, and Willard
M. Dunn at Waterville, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-02
AT BANGOR.
Eastern State Fair Has Enor-
nous Crowd, Wednesday.
Estimated that Over 10000 People
Take In All the Attractions.
And Management Smiles As the shecheIs Roll
In 1t the Gate.

Journal Building, Maplewood Park,
Bangor, Sept. L. (SpeciaD. THE
largest second days attendance on
record" was the prophecy of Secretary
Small of the Eastern Maine State Fair
Association this morning.
1t is now 100 in the afternoon, and
the prophecy is about to be fulfilled.
There are no less than 1900 people in
side the grounds at present and solid
streams of visitors are issuing inward
from the great gate facing Main street.
The local lodges of Patriarchs Militant
are at this moment awaiting at the
steamboat wharf for the arrival of the
boat bringing the visiting brethren of
Massachusetts and at least 1000 per-
sons will follow in their train to the
fair this afternoon. The Maine Central
Railroad has heard the prayer of the
fair managers and today special trains
are carrying western Maine visitors to
the fair.
A striking thing about the fair this
year is the total absence of gambling
and drunkenness. The gambler is not
in evidence either at the fair or in the
city. where in years past he piled his
nefarious profession with noisy assur-
lnce. His voice is missed from the
Midway tent. the void is partially filled
by the side show bankers and Klondike
dodgers.
The north country has poured itself
in on Bangor over the B. & A.. and
Maine Central railroads and western
Maine is represented by solid delega-
lions.
Troop F, U. S. Cavelry is the attrac-
ton supreme of all the attractions at
the fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-02
Or. Andrews Asked TO Remain.

Providence, r. l., Sept. 1.-The cor
ooration of Brown University has
voted to request DR.. Andrews to with
lraw his resignation as president.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-02
FOR BOSTON!

Daily service. Str.
DELLA COLLINS
leaves Augusta at
1."0 p. NJ. ffallowell
2. connecting with
the popular steam
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-02
AUGUSTA MAINE. THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 2 1897
MONEY TO LOAN.

LARGE OR SMALL SUMS.
ANY KIND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
NO PUBLICITY.
PAY 1T BACK IN INSTALLMENTS.
THE COLLATERAL LOAN COMPANY.
219 Water St.. opp. Cony House, Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-02
Journal Building Visitors.

'<AHiouS Tic CdIleTS at the JOuTnH
building were:
r. A. Kimball. Norman Wardwell
Bangor; Fred Alexander, Belfast; job,
Orland; Horace Nelson, Waterville
Blanche Phipps, Orland; DIR. T. j. Fitz
maurice, Houlton: Daniel F. Davis
Chester; Mrs. r. A. Kimball, Bangor
VIM. H. Grady. Bangor; j. Fred Dolan
fslesbOro; F. B. Foster, Brewer; s. $
Bunker. Bangor Commercial; John F
Robinson, Bangor; Bertram L. Smith
Patten; John p. Farrow, IslesborO
Maj. a. II. Harding. Hampden; Thee
dore Hayes, Caribou; Melvin Grant
Frankfort; Willie Kelley, Brewer; E
Lawn, Brewer; w. A. Hennessy, Daily
News. Bangor; Fred H. Clifford, plan.
ner and writer of advertisements, Ban
gor; George H. Worster, Bangor; Mrs
Ada M. Bailey, East Brownfield: Reuel
J. Preble, Bangor; w. P.'W. Veazie
Bangor; Edward v. Morgan, Kendus-
keag; Mrs. d. d. Flynt and Miss Lottie
Spencer, Dexter; II. r. Gross and Mrs
p. A. Gross, Augusta; Mrs. Almon
Gray. Almon Gray, North Lamoine,
A. S. Blanchard, Bangor; w. r. Script
ure, Kenduskeag: Parker P. Burleigh,
Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Burleigh, Houlton;
Mrs. w. S. Montgomery, Amherst,
Mass; Daniel Colson. Castine; G. H.
Smith, Searsport; o. H. Haraden,
J. L. Homer, Bucksport; William Race
Ballou. Bath; w. H. Moody. Mrs. S. c.
Archer. e. B. Sanger. M. D.. Bangor;
VIM. P. Allen. Caspar King, Caribou;
T. H. Phair, Pressure Isle; HI. r. Wiley,
Haverhill, Mass; c. w. Robbins, En-
terprise, Old Town; E. c. Gullefer,
Celia Rowe, Sumner Rowe, Watervifle;
Oscar Lawson, Holden; ]. E. ingalls,,
ingalls, Siding, B. & A. r. r.: Miss
Hettie Douglass, Mrs. ]. b. McCuarg,
New York; Samuel Atwood. Winter
port; Mrs. H. B. Bailey, Hallowell:
Miss Maude Dyplock, Edwin Burleigh.
Mrs. Edwin Burleigh, Augusta; Her.
man ]. JOeggi, Boston; Harry Pearson,
Holden.
The Journal welcomes callers at It's
building and would like to have them
register their names there.
Premiums.
The following are among the premiums
so far awarded:
CATTLE AWARDS.
Herefords-Best herd, B. B. Perkins,
Skowhegan. list; T. G. Burleigh, vassal-
boro, I'd.
Hereford BULB. B. Perkins. LIST; T. G.
Burleigh, I'd.
Hereford cow, years old-B. b. Per-
kins. LIST; T. G. Burleigh, I'd.
Hereford cow, 3 years old-T. G. Bur-
leigh, LIST and 3D.
Hereford cow, years old-A. J. Leon
ard, Gardiner, 1st; b. B. Perkins, Show
hogan, I'd.
Hereford heifer. year old-B. b. Per-
xins. LIST; T. G. Burleigh, I'd.
Hereford calves-B. B. Perkins g
LIST and I'd.
POLLED ABERDEENS.
Herd-E c. Pike, Searsport. one herd.
st; e. =. Pike, Searsport. one herd, I'd.
Bulls, 8 years and over-E. C. Pike. LIST:
:. H. Pike, I'd.
Cows, 4 years-C. H. Pike. LIST and ID.
Continued on page -
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Afternoon.

Conservative estimates place the at
tendance. today, at greater than q, OOO
persons. Secretary Small thinks the
number will reach $4,000. 1t was GER
tainly one of the largest if not the
largest assemblage that ever Maple
wood park saw.
The usual programme was carried
through smoothly. The evolutions of
Troop F, ELECTED shouts of applause at
frequent intervals.
Tomorrow, Gov. Powers and staff will
arrive. The Governor will reach the
grounds at 3 A. NJ. A musical drill by
Troop F, will follow upon the arrival of
the Governor. Another great crowd is
expected.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-09-04

What a wealth of memories. what
~nnforeetable experiences. what ex-
hauStiess mines of reminiEcenca form
the priceless possession of the declin-
ing years of the editor. whose pen
has punctnated the final sentence,
and whose last edition is made up,
ready for the press! Rire experience
Is his-exnerience born of his living
very near to the heart of the peonle.
Charity is his-the flower of a life
spent in hiding the weaknesses of his
fellow men and applauding their good
deeds Faith also is his, bnt faith in
the future. and not in his former sub
scfihers. Hope, well-nigh e%xtingnish
ed by years of %nnceasing use, begins
to give n brighter flame as the editor
hears that country from which adver-
Using agents, delinquent subscribers.
poets. Vox Pont,li and all the
host of earthly termentors are forever
shut ont. Happy is the state of him
whose editorial cares are ended.
whose copy is all in and who awaits
promotion to a higher position on the
staff of the Great acknowledgements
dom.
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A special from Lake Charles saws:
Messis. IL. {. Drew and Thomas
kle,iln"tef returned last night from
West Caicasicn. where they have put
on foot tho largest i%rrigating scheme
evel attempted in Southwest Louis.
lana. The Enterprise Land and r.
rlgatlon Company, Of which Mr..
Drew is the head. will dig two great
dltctss. one running north and west
from Choupique Bayou and the other
running east from the Sabine river.
from which il tract ofmoIe than 80, 600
acres of line rice land can be iliigat-
ed. A through survey of the land
has been made and levels lave been
run. TIE SCHEME Ia. plenty of capt.
tai back Of itand will M doubt be
carried to IL successful termination
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DON'T SAY: OLIVES HAVE SHORT
IEGs.-A lie that is decrepit with age
thrusts up IFS hoarv head again in a
so called Young Folks Cyclopedia of
Persons. Places ard Things recently
published in New York City by Hollis
& Co. In this work, with its over
long descriptive title, we find under
the heading Leo n" the following
I'm order to get money to build ST.
Peters Church he sold indulgences or
permission to commit sim"
This passage is sufficient to show
what shirt pervades the Infamous
work. Had the cnnf9ctioners Of the
book consulted a little Catholic cate
chism, they would have found that an
indulgence is neither a remission of
sin nor a license to commit sin, and
that the selling Of any spiritual favor
is condemned by the Church, as simo-
ny aud sacrilege. The makers, for
they cahnot be called authors. Of this
boob are a disgrace TO the nation, and
the publishers deserves a boycott
Southern Messenger.
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The follow ing will give some i.1e;
III What the Increased cost ot living
VIII ht under the present tariff law A.:
Jeillts raised 5 cents. Oranges ana.
lemons more than double. Nuts
increased l cent n pound. Meats
raised 5 per cent. Chicory made l
cent n Mound; it was free. Chocolate
raised half n cent. SAT- II cents per
100 pounds: it was free. Pushes
and v~elvets changed from 40 per cent
% cents a yard and . per cent.
Ready clothing and cotton generally
raised 10 per cent. Hosiery raised 10
per cent. Floor ma'ting from 3 TO 8
cents; it was free. Collars aud cuffs
increased II pei CEN. Laced goods
raised 10 per cent. Dress goods adj
vaneed 20 per cent. Carpets adNanc-
ed from Is to so cents a yard. Silks
raised Is per cent. Beads trimmings,
hats. ect.. increased from 10 ia 81 per
cent. Boots and umbrellas aud add
panced 5 per cent. Snectacles and
eyeglasses increased 10 per cent.
Cutlery ard scissors raised 20 per
cent Pens changed from s t" cents II
gross. Hair and hat pins increased
10 per cent. Sugar raised 1 cent a
pound. Preserved vegetables raised
10 per cent. Eggs increased . cents
a dozen. Cider advanced 5 cents a
gallon. Hay, onions and honey dou
bled. Green near 40 cents u bnsfiel;
were free. Flowers IS per cent;
were free. Potatoes raised 10 eents Il
hnshel. Vegetables generally lereas-
ed 90 per cent. Fresh wafer fish aud
mackeral and halibut advanced a
quarter Of a cen "a pound."-Shreve-
port Times.
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HEBSTEHS I2.

iht -#l"" ~ ht>' ball played ~ the
~" above nanr.d eiubs last Sunday at
ebert Park was not what the ma.
J"Eity OF the spectators expect
eu. me game vas fair until about
the nth inning after which it seemed
as th"ugl' both teams were trying to
ontdo each other in making errors,
Notwithstanding the errors, which
might be called features. there we're
special features of the game among
which was the batting of Behan, l..
Irosrlair, g. Trosclair and Chas.
Morrant.
Beeciler at short for the Websters
made u good running side catch.
In the eighth inning. Honkins.
pitcher for the home boys weakened
and was reliebed by Beecirer, who
sent the visitors to the field ia %
order.
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Mrs.

Desires II inform he friends of her
late hnsiiant: and the general public
that sli" will continue to operate the
Barber Stop, and the Bicycle Shop
Lately mn %ltyi"r late inSl,and.
The Barber Shop will he continued
mt tic same sfahd. anaer the manage-
meit of MI. Rosemefal Loiin. and the
Bicycle Stiet,. on st. Louis Street. one
does ff"m Main, under tile manage
ment of Mr.. Sidney Cpilon.
She solicits patronage for both es-
Establishments.
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TREE Of BIC APPLEs.-Cnnstable
Phlt" M~arioneanx, of Turnerville. has
the prize apples of Louisiana. One
tree IN his orchard or yard is loaded
down with the luscious fruit, the
smallest of them measuring from eight
t" ten inches in circumference. They
are beauties and it is doubtful whether
they can be eclispAd by any apple
raiser IN the South -Plaquemine Jour
nal.
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Last SATURDAY. s@Tin

Last Saturdays Times.Democrat
announced the death of Mrs. William
Dnpre, who was Miss Maria Condor,
daughter Of /. W. Con6on, formerly
of Honna. The deceased was only
u Years Of age, ! native of Terre-
hnil'le where she vas brought up and
lived mp to last year, aud where she
has a host of friends who have been
shocked by her untlmely death.
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Tue marriage of Mr.. Arthur Hoff-
mann of this town to Miss Zoe Folse
OF Pl~attenvtlle is announced to take
place on Sept. 18th at Assumption
Church, ~Plattenville. Mr.. Hoffman,
is the worthy sou of our old friend
and feliow-towns nan Mr.. Henry
Hoffman,. and his bride soon to be is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Octave
Folse.
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BFAuTIFUL.-The Dellucky Family
OF Chacahoula have SEM to the Exeeu-
i've Committee of the Monument
Fund one Of the most beautiful piece
OF handiwork we have ever seen. 1t
is nI,ie of seeds, nuts. ect. and re-
presents . pelican and ITS young ones
IN a nest. The emblem of our State.
Inc whole is enclosed in a large fancy
frame. 1t will be ratified at the Mon
nment Fair.
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He boom of prosperity has struck
y Kansas editor, at least. He SAYS:
"Uur road tax this year was 81, and
rs we couldn't pay il, we have been
sentenced 10 work on the road for
fifteen days. There will be no issue
of this paper for the next two weeks.
But the country Will have to board us.
80 we expect TO come ont about Sc
ahead."-Chicago Times-Herald.
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The following is the score OF The
Lafcurche Gun Club of Sunday Aug.
29th ont of a possible 80. Unknown
angles:
A ]. Clement. 26 f. F, Riviere, "a
Henry Legendrr, y +. Sureaux, 81 /;
A. Perrin, IS; F. Lagarde. IS; John
Gualdia, 10; John Leche, IL; c..
Caillouet, 10.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-09-04

Those who suffer from impaired d.
seS'i"n and weak stonIachs, and on
account Of this havea peculiar dread
nfrhi'ls end fever, will he glad to
'ehin that a cnre for clills and fever
Is now manufactured and universally
sod which does not luinre the stomach
Int actually benefits it. tt il Ramon's
ffisln Chill Tonic. Tasteless and
enaranteea. SOC.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-09-04

The Police Jury of this Parish met
last Wednesday and Thursday in
regular session. All the members
were present and acted upon and
among other things the ANIMAL Tax
Ordinance was passed.
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The Virginia Republicans have 4

The Virginia Republicans have de-
cided not 10 nut II ticket in the field
this Year. Mark Hanna IN the head
Of their party should get our an IN
junciin" md c%onnitl them 10 nomjn.
ATE candidates.. There will BE- TO fun
III tie Democrats tf that Strife walk
il int" fire ~irlfont licking some
body of something. States.
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Everybody Says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery Of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively Oh kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
and b;lionsness. PNase buy and try a box
Of G. G. G. to-day; 20, -. 70 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cue by al druggists.
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From $100,00o,0O0 to $780, OO, 600
IN the pockets of the farmers of this
country means a good MANY mortga-
ges raised, a coed many Injuries
aftainsble and prosperity generally.
And now President Mckinley is losing
sleep wondering how he can manage
to get the credit of it all.-Boston
Globe, Dem.
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JNO. g. Ed. WATHEN

Don't neglect to furnish the SENTI-
MEL with news items of general inter-
est. Notices of deaths, marriages.
the presence of visitors in your neigh
bolliood, ect., ought to appear in the
columns Of your local newspaper and
will be published if same are duly
and timely reported.
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NOTICE.

"" have just arrived with a lot OF
fine Kentucky mules, and are now
prepared to supply onr patrons with
the best the market affords at the
lowest market figures.
The superiority of the breezy Ken
lucky mule over the Weslers. mule is
a recognized fact by all.
Your patronage is solicited.
JNO. & Ed. WATHEN.
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49, ST,
n@SaSaI $500
- oW. So
SPECIAL OFFER !!

To foci2itdfe ncm torn subscribers uho
moH not he disposed 10 par the fuH prize
Of sHbscrjoti0p at one time. gce uiH send
thf SENTINEL to ang near subscriber
dnsfdci The corporate limits for TWENTY
CENTS q month pauabte IN narance.
TtoSe erto irish n fake odrnntaqe Of
has offer. Sboai7cdllor rrjte at once.
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Wise TEen E6mow it ia follv to
build on q poor foundation. Relief is
obtained by deadening symptoms
short. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures and
gives lasting health.
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!hMBARGAIN COUNTER!!!.!
::::;::: Every Saturday AT :.:::::
.tt',','.t II. c. CH0L'S '....
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Carpenters are at work tearing down
a portion of Mr.. +. n. Roth'srcsidenee
correr st. Lonis and Thihodsux SITS.
The house will he remodled and
undermined, thereby adding to the
beauty of that portion of the town,
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Special Sale -

BargAIN cOUnteR SclnlpeI
Bargains in White Shirts,
~Susrenders regardless of cost.
SCARFS worth so. 80, and IS cents at
Twenty-Five Cents.
1T WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT THE
STORE.
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THE town council is having the
approach to the West end of the
Thibodaux Bridge repaired, Ivy filing
and grading with new dirt.
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A fair will he given at St. Philo-
mena Convent. Labadieville for the
benefit of ST. Philomena's Church on
Sert. 11th and 18th.
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A gerry enjoyable dance was given
last Thursday night at the Tabor
Hall. 1t was well attended and lasted
until the small hours of the morning.
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FooD's PILLS cnre nansea, sick
headache, indigestion, billousness
All druggists. 25c.
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Sc it there is n blue mark in that
sqrare on page 2.
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The Monument Fair to-day Sunday
and Monday: don't forget this.
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Onr town marshall has had a hog
killing this week.
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just try a Zoe. box of Cascarets. the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.
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Refer to the report of the game in
another column.
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Hoods Pills pills, aid ID digestion sti l''': asc.

The John Marks to put the Web
ster of Lafourche out of the business.
Bonafon t" knock jack Hopkins
IL.
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Williamson to rattle Jack with his
81, 600 month.-Assumption Pioneer
Wants.'
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-09-04
WANTED.

An Assistant 81 hool Teacher tor the Race
and Institute. State Experience.
Address:
Box 35,
Raceland. La.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-09-04
Tie fair at st. Joseph's Church

The fair at st. Joseph's Church
VIII he opened this evening at c
o'clock by the TIL ibodaux Band, dir
ected by Ptof. /. j. Tlone.
Ca Sunday II > o'ciock +. NJ. the
Ii. Lee Silver Cornet Band under
lht II deIship Of Prot. E. j. Lagendlo
Nll Len tie ftstivr!, and III about /
o,cloct The Thibodaux Band will
play q aland musical Concert.
VI Monday festivities will continue
ahd Between the pieces at music by
Tue tands comic songs. recitations.
Get VII be rendered Ivy talented
snatnts "t this town and vicinity.
HE editor of an Oklahoma exchange
acknowledges the receipt from a
subscriber Of Il gallon Jug of plum
Dfaldy (which is honey in the mouth,
IRE ~ the stomach and HI in the
lead next morning."