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time. If the official statistics are to be b.
lieyed, he has killed no less than 1872
head Of game.
Tho largest orchard Fl Great Britain is
at Nottingham, in the Couaty OF Glopces-
ter. 1t has 500 acres in extent, and in some
seasons yields its owner. Lord Sudey =
prot OF $4,000 The trees are chiefly ap
pies and plums.
4 Jersey City landlord woke tenant NJ
at 1915 a m. on the morning. Of March
to demand the rent due that day, and was
thrown down his own stairs for his early
bird business.
An Emporia woman who. firing OF q
physician had adopted Christian science.
inundated a poodle IL tbs delusion that IN
tina; way only could her children escape
being poisoned.
Japan has practically ine1haustlhle
supply Of coal. but 1t is not liked because
its combustion produces dense volumes OF
smoke that make 1t disagreeab.e in fac
tories and on steamers.
A land where strawberry picking and Ice
cutting are in progress at the same time
at first thought seems an anomaly This
country not only has all seasons for its
own, but it literally has all OF them at
once.
Miss Columbia Rivera the first woman
in Mexico 10 be licensed as q praoticing
ply scian. has been appointed to the wo-
mems ward Of san Andres hospital. Miss
Rivera has studied medicine for four
yeaus. passing her examinations with great
credit.
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POINTS ABOUT People.

Tho queen OF England is a stern discip,
inarlau. especially on the subject OF to-
lAcco, which she does not allow 10 be used
Ia any Of her palaces.
Since Leo XIII has filled the chair of
St. Peter. he has rupressed the humorous
side Of his nature. which made him greatly
Ia demand as a diner out while rllling the
office or nuncio at Brussels
Tho young Duchess OF Marlborough. al
though by no means parsimonious. is said
to DO as careful as a paid housekeeper In
the matter 81 her domestic accounts. and
deYOtca some time regularly every morning
TO auditing them.
MY answer to the honorable gentle-
man" retorted Disraeli 10 n man who twit-
ted him on his change OF base on u cer-
tniu questlon In a certain time, lis that
several things have happened since then.
and that ! am aware OF this while ho seems
TO DO not
Tho proposal to place bust of tho late
Lord Randolph Churcnill within the pre-
cincts OF the house of commons is receiv-
Ing very widespread support, and already a
large sum has been received by the secre-
tares OF the fund
Nicola Tesla, the electrician, Is quoted
as saying mat tho capacity to sleep much
Ia necessary TO longevity. when a man
really lyes he's dying hour by hour" SAYS
Tesla. "hut when ho sleeps he Is aceumu-
lating vital forces which win make him
keep on living"
N, Gorun. the famous French detective,
who recently retired from the police, IA
one OF the most ACCOMPLISHED. mon In his
'rotcsaion. II was he who was intrnsted
with all the arrangements for insuring the
safety Of tho ozar of Russia during his
visit 10 Paris.
Tho profession of law has been lately
thrown open 10 women on the same terms
1r 1, alfu tt.. ut1t
sncy OF ono woman. Miss Clara n. Martin
who has kept mp the fight for seven years
to succeed at last.
Francis Joseph. EMPEROR OF Austria. who
II now In his e7th year bears about with
him tho heaviest load OF titles OF any SOW
eroiEn In the world. HIS titles run on a
rough average OF more than one to every
two years OF his axe.
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SOME posTsCRIPTs.

or the 81 600 breweries estimated to be In
the world 10000 are in Germany.
Tho ex-mayor OF Ludlow, Ky. who was
bitten by a mad dog is not in danger Tho
dog seized his wooden leg
Many Bucks county farmers arc still
holding thousands Of bushels OF potatoes in
hopes Of realizing better prices,
Rome Will have to observe Lent perforce
this year, MS the pork butchers and sau-
sase makers have Joined the butchers
strike.
A noto of the Bank OF England. twisted
into Kind OF rope, can suspend as much
MS 500 pounds upon one end Of 1t and not
DO injured,
Two cows. two pigs, eighteen hens. a
greyhound pup and q bull were given to an
agent by an Abilene, Kan. farmer for a
cabinet organ.
The hundredth anniversary OF the birth
OF Rosmini the Italian philosopher. will
he marked by tho publication this month
Of now edition OF his works
Arrangements have been made for the
simultaneous lighting OF honfires on every
prominent height IN Great Britain on the
night OF the anniversary OF Queen Vic
torias coronation.
The church In Indianapolis. Ind. in
which Henry Ward Beecher began his min
istry, and where he preached eight years,
Is TO be torn down 10 make way for new
buildings
Experiments have been made In a Gin.
cinnati hospital which show that the wells
now so much worn by women are often the
cause OF headaches and serious injury 10
the eyes.
II is seven and a half years since the
Kaiser came to the throne, and In that
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s77e O. ths s-o;sci3o-iss pAp.rx re
actually ussag the ga t-rrnezi n d.
fa=se c, lie rs.rlsy Aizl sAEi lhs snr-
slE-sr an nu; iss csaEuIas- pays ~ sk-.r
III vAes :ns vs-T osss-t e sac. --oEs-
urs IA ops-lr 5eslE-ve - ~ q keep -
Tie prizes .. home MANUFACTURES aea PROD
res - he s1ie.. .ati lbs sxris e-gtiss W.
at-Eit
Zes I-Ez-ezt - sAsw INT ths csasz--ssc
p-ys ;As iEI Is 20 simple 20 zses ~
f'a;s,.sat A. English eat; IA; ceula -
p-r,A1ses Aess ~ = u15s- .-s= trade "a
;Irl= - .. & ~, spa- J. ]; -2a
iAe1 os s5a5 - Is. az3 his fact EaShisa
- A2e,isSz zaaarfsstsrsr % charge fi-5
49, u.as-ssll II. fore,sSe-. ne ooEi
coa,a - -Hss se-s 3 sai3. 1'aas1sly,
;Br We stale G.-s1e as tts E1Flze Ar.4zls.
~ tha tL-l@ gives -1e go i-ta-tI7s.
ssnuk e. : csa.s vz.a4 tea eg-s-- Iisys-
. Is car ~; - -a5a AZ sc.5 e tes1fly
here Il ths .1ra-E1 a-t.sl4 lAs1 20 c1-s-
f-Eis. .z iaz45 70 ruf1a-; TIE z-la-tL;-
r.rer AZ ezEtis Aiz - -rias Tao2py-
Tas importers. u course. are peEpelss
20 ala tas is'.z as par; q taei- eass AID
20 cons-raer qErE j. We usA; as van
say ,1at Ire zEruf.-.-se- rHys tts r-oai
zEleh tie zl11le -a2a EsthsrE .-aa lis
,sv,7s-sar ag % Bay s5at Ike se-s ger 5Ers
tas iz-iE ~. Esow sl.lcuiozs y is then
20 hear TIE ue.-g'. ,e.zrt4 1ese-5.as he
:stroze-.rs 'sat-r= y re Dlug.-g Ri -
10 ----E rr1t ~ Is q tg-w a. --s sa--
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"2oGGTUEC NEw Aro sri.pafs.
lrg."

1af WashirF,op i.,.fh.als IRE Msl,a-
'-Ah aaarr n rfgle@a.suses dia d
FapeHas Nag IL gehe s9ua psoia-
iie0 oslE congress 70 t1ss action ia t,,.
hs!f - t-ea -t4us tafu-.fies became l,
W-a rs, iH Keeping ofh tle action Of
cher lrs ia,ures ana iasiratei reeop-
n'tion - ihe fsot ust a ls.islspre ha,
ap'hng 90 no vita ayr foreign roiiey
u waa. iaatei matter for surprise ,hst
ihs Aaf@aehuaetrs talss SHOULD 4ee,ars
i1ai IL aar 10 lnicreat 10 fefcigB an,Ee
- tle ot'tft ~ even ssarss,ne au og,sl,-,
upon ibom oi ooyrso conzfeas could have
refused or rot 70 comply win the ts7u,,,
Iha psH'ge o. Such RESOLUTION d. ri,
'|i'f'reaee' whatever 10 our forriaa m.
iAi"' bn' simple czprcaa.sn Of feeling
snd desire On lie paft Of tho legislature.
Indicating tho state ot public o9in,ou +.
ilssAasANAeits On 1.-Two question II the
daY- u seems 70 be- rosi 10 lnspessibie lar
me auihoHties a. Wasbi0Fton 10 es,tp,st.
what q tho condition o. public aonrliner,
+" aty fisop time or Upon any particular
question The prors iaay ,huuder ana the
"'i1fa appcal bei ulo eafs or the congros,
ana ne a4m,nlsifa'lon Afe rarely reached
P"palsr dau}tds from an unofficial source
IRE srsloinahcaly Pat aside. slh wave
ot lhe haad ana pcraonal opinion IA high
liaeca appoars to control policies.
"o'li Il mol be good idea to encour-
st' i'gaIA'iYa oodifs to an expression Of
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THE STATE PAPERS.

3fessrs. league and Daily az A,att,
have rel-chassd a man, and ara ,,,.
~ raratsors 10 e-...r- a raw, ma =, ~
. ''-11-' ''' 80
''-E-
lf.e WILSON County News has been es-
.a5'lshs,5 81. F,o-..,.It{a tv r n s.ocIa
.r,,.. 60, s,.--.i-,.l[l . p,
!.l7 Safit-o" @le7al iss been sold 10 II.
%. iai5i@'n ans us aame has been chang
20 10 ne 'ifT-s2a Enterprise
-he WISE COMFY tanter All w. Col
lag. editor. las made rs appearance at
reg '9.se-
The Limestone New Era has entered It's
i%e1 -secoi4l volume,
u. 4.l--.G TIE san Jaclnto battle-ground
asp' 'FFAf on. me Burnet Bulletin saysS
ing 'tt-sla]ure has Foie.i ;&50D 20 nuy
-Hs AZ Jt-nto battlefield Tor a. parE. As
Pr tgt"1a"r ls Il 'Felrencner.' ~ Is
a--o'tli Wheeler ne WI. sien he bll or
-gf h4t !-a something due the spirit
~ %. n! Man does not live by
ti'-7-d alone
THE following rs one OF the ten COM
ro,.i,r,.-,.,, ~ ,f.l ,.,,,,, es,,,tlt,,,sa WI
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sp.c,,, s,nn conni,.iouer1.
The CITY.

The Poe, l. dallvers3 70 s-y p&-t 81 re
ely by carriers &. 81 % per n191;A; thte;
months. 49, xl1 1,oalhs. ,s.yss c1s ..@i'
ELe9
III. Thsoaor. Bsr.ae hzs charge CT iAs
CITY Circulation ana collecting.
Aessrs. Theodore Be-lrg and Cha--et
Lott are the autEor.zes collectors q 81
civ bIls bo.h adFe-tl4lzg AID slas-f.p-
zion, and re money sh14.1 be pad g AsF
one other than thoss rarls3. Crie1s Epe 2.
y,r!h.sn authority x.gGc3 - 10 Hes-'-s-s
LlanpEer h sncSa Al ass~o.-ts q a1y
g;zs should be PAD ~ cheek u l-f-s &.
Tho solAtof PTlsiirs Con pGay.
No orders tc- goc1a" s.1-. are F-Ten ~
the man ggnec., AID 1c-s w-.- = 4--1S,'
cd ~ pAyfrsll Of Once bills.
subsogs.srs farms 80 f--e,re ne -aYsr
regularly Do Peeae rctts ing Discs
promptly. fFerv 81 n-cf sss's pasar Be- 81
Iecte1 - &c ls.sysssd l.t iaics 49, -
a II.
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RETRIBUTIOI
son sets in

Down the polished stairs cant
In her gown so satin prikn' sla>l
Eyes and gems and shoulaeiss
Underneath the radiant ns,lNr,
Waiting. watching In me n
/, enraptursd by her charho psif
Wondered II she'd fall--ta., -.
Fall into my willing arm
How the tiny, high hoelsd s,'sI ~
Glided DER each treachssV
How serenoly she descended ~ VI
While my wicked hopes Esa autS]
Fall? Not she. But. as saavs.
Toward me like gentle ''
Relribution overlook e,.,.l
fell head Ger heels In VIA y
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NEW YORK NILLlONAIRES' ROW


New York World
A mirage Of many millions CLEANS over
tho ro,v ~ ri,,b o,,o.,,,o bo,,ses o,te,,di,,,
fror, roc civtia,b 70 E,st Sa,a,ty-soco,5
S'Eec'' II Is d mirage OIL u!4ilons' lot we
occupants OF the forty-four private resi-
dences and two club houses between those
90 5oo ooo oon
~ iy' TO- Na,,, I,,..- ,,,,,,.,.,
po-,- nii'itotia'ies i1" .,,,,,
atre-,, -n,,' ~ ~ Ns4'eN "'i .
aho,,+ a h,iF - - ,.,
~, ,,as, 49,, t ~. 'teet-l-e
stroat and eor,,ir - W o 1911
~ IIS.5a - ~, Sus es7 1eln u'NIuaIS
multi. mtliionairea az T,,,i., ' ,a,' ~
SITES fn ~. "' 4-a ,''',u ''"'e sousu'
g,',t ~ 49,, .va'uet'0C' "!'H ,He
o,4o ,i'' C MY ot inc iheSt palaces IN
lie nlaycrn,,DS r. ny s.ys'ea. Pun
pillarod front of AngIev bousa The sr,.
Nor residence of the Duke of Wellington.
EeTt 10 IL Is the home Of Baron Roihs-
by Tho 6uils Of " ~ riie mouse Cceupieu
the lane are Dorchester. Gloucester Hold,
erness. Grosvenor and Dudley houses.
The millionaires Of New York are en-
hlatlng those OF London in selecting that
seelion OF fifth avenue overlooking the
N+N''Ni Ss'A IN 10 Alt lptttl9u OF lnelF
palatial homes. Ky steady degrees the
fashionable district of the city has moved
northward At the beginning Of this CEN
turY and long before it's homes bounded
battorF park on the north. It. moved
rapidly M Broadway and fingered lone
about Washington square, where a few
luilrenual Families still remain In the ola
fashioned buildings.
Then tho march IN Fifth avopua y,o,
hosun, eliminating ten years or so aeo
at i if'y-cishth street where and still are
the homes OF many families whose com.
blncd fortunes amount to hundreds os
millions and they made 1t worthy tho
name Of Mlllionaives row But the nro-
srehs uptown, due TO the encroachment
OF business continued and the new ROW.
hetWeen SiEtlcth and Seventy SECOND
streets has been created.
u seems more than likely that the pres.
cnt Will be the perna,op+ r,,,,,.,
row m Nsv, Vol. 49,.
" i''N' Out IL VIII eventually
'eNh'heh until Ii reaches tho northern
limit OF Central mark Now t.. ,o.,,
twelve hlocks Is oho,,. 49,, 80 '0Ns'n'
90 p.,- '"o Saiiie as that
,yo1i,t, hsr.' ~ was easy enough for the
c,,, a'thy rnth avenue home owners to sue
h,siro.. .nu SeuuctlNe inducements OF
'in',,uSs Nehuais When the view from their
IN, D'nNo%s oonipassod nothing more inspiring
t u.u we vans OF heusea across the street.
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ct. long distance telephone station in
s {, ca IS. Saturday received sll5 for ~
Ton Ss was SI Se,wo enc hgh nricsd conversa
me Pennsy!vania r.iroad. ',n u, m,' OF
bhia, ana 2 friend OF James A. IL oe, n,''3 is
Soa a9n Who vi sHs IS ssasra sqao tie SAME
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tNs Massachusetts, hcus. shrrit aAs7SHT
zach 4 5isrcsl.iao 70 sa--snoe- sts r-s-s-
leres tS-speA a zulstkks1 ou1rs1tira .. -
r.EAz Il ne T-snssn&- States csstAla.r
hive q rlrAt "a Tsalesor cnar-psx-
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Popular with All Clas's"

FIoresv!lIe Chronicle. .s1
The Houston Post, the great cs. M
daily of Texas, celebrated Its tNs.
niversary on April 8, by prntih is.s,sl
tlful edition on Sunday. Apr, itc,nstos
per shows tho progress OF H,.sars !
OF The Post In the twelve SHnisr q
Post has enterprise and Is pop-
all classes of people.
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Cincinnati commeroialTrlbune.
pie Wilde jagd' is the dellrium tron,o.
IN Mo@ ~i yor new play about to be proapaas
about II be'u hay baso ~ Teddy Roosevelt hears
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The Trunt. Must 900.

Washington Post. ..o.r'
The lower courts may as wen ~
line up with the supreme cou''
trust problem.
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PRESIDENT crespo's message to tho Won
ezueian congress stamps him as s.a.o-
man OF unusual ability. 1t is inar osatss-
-. 'eau tne document without sdo's',t,N
r rno skili he employs in the atte a,u't'ns
f r,, national feeling with no ,ora 10
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Foul.

Washington Star. h1
The eyes OF the Nation VIII Nv IN a
congress-at least until the pa's'
son sets in
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Ise 'aea tAHs q -esartio- q tA1ss =
iat fishss=' ec7s,c1uy AID vis5ocn. or al
Fs7's Sesiral'lA. Is one q - r,c-f.lar fal-
lai1es .; lie t1y--;Aers A-s --11y sV5s--
en- exi;ayArsrces ihss T1g a'e,ssr tn ihe
lris caa tha- references o. taxes T.erA
is "a %. 'sA-g@r Always g: savl-e :, the
.'i.lEo; ila& vast.ag a. ne haar
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( 49,. o..,--,, 49, ~,,. p, s~.- 49,.
s-1s ar1 e.ua,s. v.,a 1erts. u ratae-
Z 7rs ss- tAs uss ana enjoyment d, the
+ .i.rs.es IT. tsr- ina Ce--r,s, rae.,s
Z .-,.,s ~ rs,.,... -.-.-- -...
'-< ~ Q" ~ ie-h'e 10 sifsng-
tf rf~.iy fafas treaty. O: ta.s
i-t ~ f,1al re,.. ;as ;ou-da,iou has
I s-.-s1y been lsH tt r+s Tses,s ht-e
t.t-. ~.s,., .t- ....... RI, .s.-.f...
't---.-H ~ +A'-
: Large e1-H ~ H3r rirzs1G annually
Esz9r, 70 lts C,l.rg51 rao41talrs. b9th FOR
tez.ta ara ,learI-e 30. IA have ,s4. ,c-y
$500. -
q atef r1q1thy The Denver Times ga,s.
d. aavi...., -.- ,fy. Il, r.,oeaes
l1~ 4y a1c hatuF NJ Nnec. g.
IN o - e,n'2fiahly
XII. '.ii'e', i H..
T.a ,s 81. -v f-rr. 81. rl., IN
r. Has heTe
~ |-t '"ay
oily rse1 III ~ sre sd4sn.aees
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4t4es ~ Na.'i iaso''- Neither tho m
f8frA ~ ,rc Mediterranean, uor Southern
L nH on
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rnoc'ss Ar5 s-nsA q circumstances r-esrcei
sy-rls'u-nS y Al Approaching attack az
s7'a-a7iAoaSn Il sh= Saa er2ca. Sat ;Ns-s
are c.Ansss wsie he St,-
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i L nlfzless sIsr,s,faas1s - -s-uA.s uass-
lie asaS ~ sssasas sven.s IA, re .sxs
s2eotin-ss have Aorstsy bees w5z ~ sae
Sem s1-k.se PARTY,
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y < shoUsAi ;4a; tbs hsA suEs;s- se-v-
ics a. sSaz5or-s : Say va se emitted this
'-'-1-'s times change ans buliStia- sss-v-
80 changes Wiz them ycu know.
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Is n rS.e-al isszr elttrt2s c. a state
- c.-r % ~. oess>c 70 TIE expaas ,.
s~;s Tor improvements AID greater sfd-
1is1-cr e. rcvera-oeai wAe- rsey car see
"a. Icy &-s ss,t-rs he vor;h OF ihs.-
-n9aev T>iS ls E 1rac:scai -s1sct.on ;hat
5'osaaz- fep-ez e1elayes can always -,
2 e-za=r z--ih -,-ost
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L estimating ~ Blush policy in the
EsS-- !; --r1se -: Re forgotten that Lori
sa-is-l--T 5 5llst recovering from the gr.u.
Sa.'= zAno=- II ~ have been there.
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ara----s &lfpAys recen. temperance
oai1.:'a-sa % two months in Boston =
SD 20 hlve resulted !h 1900 ssgners to
re Eie1ge Bosom VII p,t :tssl: to tenn
i-''e-y discomfort as quick as any civ
"a TIE coan'Ey 10 give & noted character
: wa-a recer-.oa
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C9r, lie bsg toas & Cincinnati ana a
ns-,s- a.; O. ='crai=-, azs bean cetAroae1
q; 49, TIE recsa; fusion victory IN tAat
-,y zaz c.ra-; box al ms autocrzt
E-1 tse 2-ee- cry 3 be.ns generally
,-s'--s-7A'--3atei O. IS ns-e;np Ton. Corrup.
To q, i1E, WIS not more ;asa honesty.
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TIE BIG rs21a-2az ta-.1 leaders VIII
Ga2 teat 20 &c, = rowe. q attorney from
;he people d9asa'r - w.,a the senate
Ell-- t's-y recognizes 70 1n--s:s. but tae
.----s-t .t-r.o--
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II u a rare thing to 500 the New yorl,
sun eanght IN such an awkward position
as II now occupied Its presidential can
dictate " on on pleasure trip on gov
eihineM vessel ana only a few brief
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Mr. Gladstone denies The story that he
has taken to the bicycle, Mr. GlaAstone's
- years have iofi hSs mental faculties un.
impaired.
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between SEVENTEEN and Seventy first
streets. are private residences, and one is
safe in saying that each is the abode Of
millionaire.
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HOW IT THIS !?

Daily Item. !
The Iberviile correspondent OF
the Louisiana Sugar Planter gives
the following interesting points:
Large shipments of sugar are 60
ing west from this parish, owing
to the exertions of the enterpris-
ing firm, Messrs. Penick q Ford,
of Shreveport, the business me-
thods of these gentlemen giving
satisfaction to the planters, who
invariably receive for their sugars
a fraction over New Orleans
prices, besides saving freight and
other charges"
This fact of sugar shipments
may explain the rigidity of Shire
veport's quarantine embargo
against New Orleaxs, which cut
off competition from our mer-
chants in a wide field of trade.
But the assertion given publicity
in a New Orleans sugar journal
that the planters can sell at their
sugar houses for higher prices
that they could obtain in this
market seems SO unreasonable
that it is worthy of notice from
our sugar Exchange. The Item
can conceive of such a state OF af-
fairs only through the active and
discriminating aid of the railroads.
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GOLFERS WEEKLY
NOVEMBER IL. 1897.

The current number of Golfers
Weekly is replete with matter of
interest to lovers of literature. The
staff of this able journal is cOmpo-
sed of writer's of the first rank.
The editorials are always forceful
and scholarly, the fiction excellent,
the illustrations timely and artis-
tic. Edgar Saltus and Julian
Hawthorne contribute photographic
comments of incisive interest, and
Edgar Fawcett writes from Lon
don of the topics, literary and So
cial, that agitate the English ca
pital. The cartoon by SOnntag
illustrative of the Cuban Situa-
ton and our stand with regard to
filibustering throws graphic light
on this much-mooted question
The editor of Golfers announces
a new short story by Henry james
as soon forthcoming, with Others
by Zangwill and writer's of like
prominence to follow. Also week.
ly articles Oh Books, the Drama
Fashion, and Finance. We lool
forward with interest to these de
velopments of this ambitious ant
entertaining weekly.
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GOLFERS WEEKLY.

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His social philosophy, his satire, his hu-
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As for our Artists words cannot de
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speak for themselves. So bright a gal
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This being done. pursuant to and in
accordance with Section 90 five of said
act, No 30 of the General Assembly of
Louisiana of 1896. We the undersigned
Jury Commissioners and Clerk of Court;
herein acting as Chairman of said Jury
Commission, did proceed to draw from
said general yenirs Box, the names OF
fifty Jurors, to serve for the first week OF
the January term Of the 10Th Judicial
District Court in and for the Parish OF
st. Martin, beginning on Monday the
Bird day OF January 1898. and to serve as
Grand and petit jurors. for the first week
of said term of Court, in and for the Pa
rish of st. Martin. and Albert +. Domen-
geaux member of said Commission, In
the presence of the others and OF the I'M
dersigned witnesses, drew one at a time
from said general venire Box. the fol-
lowing fifty names to be and constitute
the Jury, and compose the Grand Jurors
10 serve until discharged, and the petit
Jury to serve during the first week OF
the aforesaid jury term of the 18th Jn-
dicial District Court in and for the Pa
J rich of ~ Martin tO wit: