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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-10-29

soe565 dam of Re15fi stst
ACCLAIMED ALLEN ono. VOL !, p.
ABE HARRINGTON esq., Spotted white and red roam IS hands
pounds foaled Aug. 1890 bred by e. f. 1arm9t 0 DIXON ~
go by Chet Harrington Harrington Horse: dam red roam bred by
F. Harrington got by Harrington Horse, OF sammi Horse ed
dam by Mr. ADAMS near Polo Ill., said to be by Royal OAK
N said be by Billy Root and dam Owned by Dr. Abel Brown
ABERNETIIY HORSE See Flying Chief
N hood c son Of ood black Hawk Advertised by Joseph Phelps
in Lexington (ly) lourna, 1873
ABRAHAM G-S). See VOL l. p $50
ACHILLES. 351z G-3a) See Vol. l. p 639
AcKERAN HORSE }s} brown with T phe face bred by Mr. A*
ACKIN COLT G-r6). See VOL l. p 68S
AAc @ bay with off hind 2e9 o " %o1 near R 6o% o@e " a
Mont; got by Prospect Blood Chief dam Miss Talbot bred by
be BY ada G ch Go' an jm got u ' s EDWIN % ~
ADAMS HORSE 90, See VOL l. p $50
ADDISON N-S), See VOL IL
ADDISON 2D (3 black 1850 pounds loaed $50 bred
by usts Benson Orwell by Addison of Black Hawk dam
IT, ORWELL w. South Carolina horse OF stylish
appearance, and good mover
AbDis0N BLACK HAWK (3-6D See VOL /, p. ST..
ADDISON JR $50. See No. I, p. SIS
ADDISON LAMBERT esq., See VOL p, SO.
ADDISON CwooIARDS, See Young Addison Cyoolaris).
s s d john @' 4 7 T %a wad oan9 b
N %%f{ I Woo Gn v R M o f. % 5o co
Black Hawk ed dam bred by d. r. Woodruff got
F6e son er X W. d to be BY Green Mountain Morgan By
VIM. NJ Woodruff, Saltwater, Mimi
ADIRONDACK Lambert.
by Kenmith Wheeling H. got by Turk OF Greer
chestnut said to be OF Clay and Kentucky Hun
successfully by Fred Iempke, Ong Grove ILL., Nor
gan Co, Dundee, H.; Samuel Coo'er Williamsburg, Ia
ADONIS C-S) See VOL l., p COS
ADONIs a8) bay left hind foot and ankle white foaed 1889 bred BY
E. Bridges, South Derfed Mass; by ST. Julien, of Ariso
dam b bred by West Randolph, VT got by Don
Giovanni OF Hampton by IImbetonian
.EOLUS (DAN MACE) 900. See VOL J. ?. COS.
AFRICAN U6 black, hands foaed said to be by Blood
Hawk Black Hawk dam by Gray ghander I'd dam b.
Trmpee; and sd by Nce John Advertised, 1870, Cynth
ana KY Tebs Bros, and described fine style and action
AGO l-16 MOL I, p. $50.
AIKEN HORSE. See Young Green Mountain Morgan.
AIKEN HORSE. Bay State Morgan ed
AIR LINE G-I6). VOL |, p SIS.
A. INNIES HORSE (-6), bred by Mr. Mcdonald Iowa; got
dam brought from Vermont and said to be Morgan
old to W. W. lymes to A. j. 9m who took h
o Ada, Minnesota
A. Is (1-I6 VOL b p. $40.
A. L. GOULD 500, bay with and white hind foot H and
VII got by Addison Lambert Daniel Lambert Lady Franz
lin brown purchased Of II. H. Franklin, Troy N Y, said
be by Iay Gould, HIambletonan
AIANIBERT (33a). See VOL p
ALLAN HORSE (I-S). Vol. J. p 68
ALBANIAN (1-16) See Vol p. 483.
ALBANY BOY CVANCE HORSE), (1-3a). See VOL p 65I.
ALBERT (1-64). See VOL J. P. 1913.
ALBERT A. $50. See Vol l, p. 597.
ALBERT l. (r-32). See VOL I, p. 500.
ALBERT LAMBERT esq., See VOL PIP $751; 5S4
ALBION 6 by Mountain Morgan Kept IanC
and Feuisbugh VT
ALBION HORSE $50. See VOL I, p. 3S5.
ALBION HORSE. See Royal King Charlie.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-10-29
AMERICAN MORGAN REGISTER.
VOL. II.
copyright Secured

fractions in each represent inc csO'
amounto OF 90 o Justin Morgan horse
MORGAN horses registered Vol / volume all horses
lin The volume OIL no
vol / be onb except Nhee " ~
to as been received
The state herald., 1897-04-30
Knew All Abou, Journalism,

A bright little boy who attends one oi
the city public schools wns told by his
teacher II lew days ago to write au ossus
on "Journalism, says the Atlantic Con.
s,itu,ion, aud the next day he handed In
the following: Journalism ia the aconc.
Of all sorts OF journals. There ia hemp
OF kinds Of journals. Journals ~ II good
thing 'cept when they Ia hot journals and
then they 10 just awful. My mn, she
tntcs fashion journal what il alwaya
full oi pictures " hofrid old maids with
the ugliest dresses on ever saw. The
fashion journal N n henp gouder than
tue hot journal, 'cnuse the hot journal IL
stopa The train aud the fashion Journal
staf,s II. The fashion journal don't
stop pothin' bu, the broken window
hight and pas bank account
"rhcro In sheep journals and hog Jour
mails and brass Journals, too, nnd pa has
got u journal down town at the store and
wriiea things In I, about folks he don't
want 10 forget Then W. Ind II woman
7 cook for us namcd Salty journal She
was the funnies, journal | ever saw. She
WIS bnldhcadcd journal.
"1'hoy nin't no moro journals TIM, |
know of
"p. 81 fotgo, 10 sny thnt II man wba,
puts grease on the car wheels is called u
journalist" Epworth Herald.
The state herald., 1897-04-30
BROKE JAIL.

Two young boys who have been CON
fined in the county iail-Phllips county
birds-sawed their way to freedom last
evening. They left card OF regret to
Jailer Fitch. thanking HIM for kindness
shown them, but for fear HAT Philips
county would not pa, their board bill
und by some way might have to work il
out, consequently ''we go straight up"
1t is only matter OF time until Sheriff
Ayers rocaptures tho gentlemen.-Ste
ling Democrat
The two jail birds referred TO were
sent to Sterling from Phillips county,
and were not residents o. the county
but were arrested for being too free with
other peoples property while passing
through the county. The tax payers of
this county will not worry any over the
escape OF these prisoners. and especially
30 since they lett behind the cheering re-
port that they Ind gone straight up"
The state herald., 1897-04-30
We are informed that Jerome Lewis
has sold out his business at Victor and
left that place.

The somewhat ioyiul editor of the Yu.
ma Pioneer, n newspaper published IN
one OF the counties Of Colorado that lie
on the great sloping plateau to the east
OF Denver, finds himself unable to re-
strain an outburst OF exuberance at the
prospect in his section of the state for
big crops. The outlook seems never to
have been quite SO inspiring as it is this
year.
Heavens windows have been opened,
says the editor, and the whole side Of the
house hns been knocked out to let the
heavens sec in. Tie people of Yuma
arc going to raise u crop. "Cornstalks
will tickle the clouds under the chlns
and wheat fields wave higher than the
pillows on the bleak Atlantic. Farmers
see it, business men see it and no one
contradicts IT."
Yuma's acreage this year is to be some
thing beyond belief il the word OF this
editor Is to be trusted, and there is no
reason why il should not be. IL a Colo
rado editor has any fault it is not pre-
vatcation. He mny grow sanguine, but
he never lies, never deliberately lies.
The facts he has to tell are too big to lie
about.
So Yuma ia to be congratulated and
Colorado is to be congratulated that
Yuma is part OF her-Denver Times.
The state herald., 1897-04-30
BEACHVILLE.

+. Sprague went to the Platte valley
after load of potatoes last Saturday.
Il. b. Ellis purchased house IN North
Holyoke and moved il to his farm last
week.
L. +. Trego Is quite sick with throat
trouble.
Jos. Baird OF east OF HolyoKe was IN
this vicinity Sunday.
New hitchipg posts to accommodate
our Sunday School goers have been
planted ut the Lounsbusy school house
Drive out to Sunday School and try our
new posts. Neighbors We need you ey-
cry Sunday.
Sheep sheering is IN progress at the
Standard Sheep Ranch. W. w. Baldwin
Of Bryant and q. Il. Haynes OF this place
have the contract.
!. II. Saylor aud family moved back to
the claim from Holyoke last week.
$. II. johnson county superintendent
wns in this vicinity last Friday.
II. II Mason Of Holyoke was looking
after his farming interests in this yicini.
ty one day last week.
7. +. Peter ID working for Whit Irwin
near Holyoke,
Our Sunday school is IN an excellent
condition. Forty was the attendance
last Sunday. We hope to reach the fifty
mark this year.
II. b. Spraguo is slowly recovering
from a severe fever which he has had for
several weeks past.
Annual school meetings next Monday
We believe this day would be u good
time to discuss the advisubility Of cou.
sohdatipg the various districts of tins
neighborhood 1t lis evident that under
our present way OF running four indie
pendent districts, a special tax levy OF
the maximum limit mus, bs laid in or
der to comply with tho law.
oLp MISERY.
The state herald., 1897-04-30
Total

Amount belonging TO general school
fund 20 ii Balance subject 10 transfer
TO general county fund 1895 lss OF
II n Mcphcfrin
The following resolution was present
ed mud upon motion the same was adopt
ed aud nude the order Of the board
Whereas the board having ofdef' d
that docket fec be- paid of s. IN th'
case Of Sutherland Tx Reator W. q Il
rimberlakc Ia tho injunction cnsr mud q
having come TO the knowledge OF tn
board that said cnso wna dsmnscd o.
tho cost of tho plaintiff, Nhcrelofo be IL
resolved that the county attorney take
such action aB may be- needed 10 hnv'
the sum " 5j the docket fen ~ pnid, 10
turned to the county ircHsury
The semiannunl report of the county
clerk to iho State Auditor was pfgaentct
aud approved
II being desired that the board have
further knowledge au to the condition 81
those who nfo receiving help from time
to time from the county !, wan thrrotor
ordered that the county cloflt rcquoei by
writing nll those persons to meet The
bonrd at their ncxt meeting luosdn,
Mny that inquiries may be- mado by
said board uf them ~ 10 th'lf needs nnd
their ability within Themselves 10 anpplS
them
Board adj ururd 10 meet Nny
The state herald., 1897-04-30

holyoke, Colo, Apr. &, 1897
The board OF county commissioners OF
Phillips county Colo. met pursuant to
adjournment present full board, Geo S
Trego chairman 5 Nelson and d II Fur
rey commissioners c Il Timber lake clerk
The following claims were allowed
Home Fire Insurance Co tax rebate 81
W % kelsey county attorney lG G3
G B Timberlake per diem work 20 35
W ID Kelsey dist attorney 300
II Sutherland coal for county % so
+ K NobIet medicine and medical at.
tendance on J II Zol n SO
II johnson repairs Co Office %
Griffin Gurnsey 8ituess fees $50
w ID Kelsey dist atty fees in case OF
Lawrence and Onenl 1000
" ID kelsey docket fees IN cases Of
Smith vs. Trego and Nelson and W l. Ir-
win vs. same 10 90
i c Chnruing Justice fees IN case Of peo
pie VS. Lawrence and Oneal G 90
Il A Tiffany witness fees 2C0
Clara CLANCY witness fees 200
$ Nelson com II 90
Geo s Trego com l. 90
ID II furrey com II co
A I Guthrie Sheriff in case Of People vs.
Lawrence aud Onenl 1895
l. d McCollister filed his bond ns road
overseer aud same was approved
The bond OF q o LuBdbnrg rs road
oyerseer was upon motion approved
The bond of $ e Evans as road over
seer WIS approved
FM johnson made application for APP
poniment as justice OF the peace for
precinct 9 and upon motion the petition
was granted and be was duly appointed
and the clerk instructed 10 notify him Of
said action
The fee report of county treasurer was
taken up, compared anr ordered filed
Fee report Of county judge was ordered
filed
CLAIM OF f. c Churning . IS fees in
Jetterman cuse disallOwsd
A report from county trsasurer was
received showing funds on hand subject
to apportonmcnt aud upon motion tue
clorlS was instructed to draw warrants on
the several iunds IN favor of county
treasurer for transfer to the general
county, school and o q Of ls9j. The re
port Of transurer Is Ms follows
County Troasurcr Office
lIolyuke Colo April 1897
To the Hon board OF county cumms
| beg TO report that there Is nov ou
hand in my ollice the following balances
to the credit Of delinquent taxes
General county fund sgj 60
The state herald., 1897-04-30

The farmers Of Logan and Morgan
counties are taking much interest in su-
gar beet culture and are making prepa-
rntions to give the sugar beet a thorough h
test during the coming crop season. 1t
can be made u success and there will be
no trouble about finding market for
the bsets il the farmers only give this
industry the attention it deserves.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

The members Of the 1. o. o. F. and
the Good Cheor Rebekah lodge with
their invited guests celebrated the sew
enty eighth anniversary of the order at
their hall in Holyoke Tuesday evening.
A program consisting of speeches, toasts,
and music was rendered after which re-
freshments were served. A good time is
reported by all who were present.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

Nelson Green returned TO IIolyoke this
week from Toledo, Ohio, to which place
he went some time In January for the
purpose Of having y crooked ankle opcr.
nted on. The surgical operation proved
successiul In Strengthening msanlle aud
hs Of course ia feeling very well satisfied
with tho result.
The state herald., 1897-04-30
Ahoui IN ncrer of onlona Mill he nlnni

About go acres OF onions will be plant
cd in Weld county this season. The
farmers OF that county have com. Ia the
conclusion that II is not good business
policy to have th. Colorado onion mar
ket supplied by shipments from other
states.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

There seems to be a gren, demand for
the Idaho field pea tins year. II ia
claimed that this pea makes fine growth
without irrigation mud that tue yne-
and peas make excellent feed for stock
The farmers Of Phillips county should
sccure some seed and test this matter
Tor themselves.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

The members OF Il ayant Society OF
Holyoke held n special meeting last Fn-
day evening NJ the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
q. Is. Adair. which meeting their hus-
bands were invited TO attend. A well
selected literary and musical program
was rendered by the mombers OF tho so.
ciety after which excellent refreshments
were served. The meeting was held US
n celebration Of the anniversary OF
Shnkespeare's birthday and the program
had to do very largely with the liie and
writings OF Shakespeare and was highly
interesting aud instructive. A very
pleasant evening WAS enjoyed by all and
especially by the husbands WHO are only
occasionally permitted to attend the
meetings oi this society and yet are very
enthusiastic IN their commendation oi
tho worthy object for winch the society
was organized.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

"The Rscuperati We Forces of Spring
Is IN article in the Sanitarian Depart
ment of Demor,st's Magazine for May
that everyone should read. 1t gives
plain, common sense reasons why certain
articles OF food are beneficial III sp,ng
and why others are not; and il We start
right in the spring we are pretty sure to
keep right all summer
The state herald., 1897-04-30
Holyoke Colo. Aprll, a. 1s9

Holyoke Colo. April, 81 1897
To tho Members of Holyoke Hose
Company, No /.
Notice is hereby given that there will
be a meeting OF SAID Company at the
office OF County Clerk on Monday even.
ing May Bird. 1897 at $50. All members
OF the Company are requested to be
present MS business Of Importance de-
mands attention.
CHAs. B. TMnERLAKE, Chief.
IL SUTHERLAND, Foreman.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

"women OF the Administration" illus
trated with portraits Of tho wives OF the
President, Vice. Presiden, and members
Of the Cabinet, and giving much interest.
ing personal information about these
charming women. IN mn attractive article
In Democrats Magazine for May.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

W. ID. Kelsey, oi Holyoke, county at
torney Of Phillips county, WIS locking
after the interests OF his clients in the
district court Wednesday and Thursday.
Yuma Pioneer.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

G. ". Guinn and Miss Lola o. Russell II
were united in marriage AT Moulton, To-,
ON the 10, instant. Mr.. Quinn was tor
seveal years u resident Of Holyoke and
one OF the business men OF tho town.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

W. +. Patmon has resigned his posi-.
ton u member OF the town council and
has been appointed town marshal. He
is well qualified for the position aud his
appointment will give good satisfaction
The state herald., 1897-04-30
Evcryhody snys So.

Cascnrets Candy Cathartc the most won
derful lnsdicai discovery of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act ger''y
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowe'S
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and billousness. Please buy and try box
Of q. G. G. to-day; 10, -, 30 cents. Sold an,
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

Residence in the Sterling jail seems
to have a very elevating stIec, us We are
Informed that when prisoners escape
from the Jail they sometimes 20 straight
uu-
The state herald., 1897-04-30

Insure against Accidents ip The Star
Accident Company. II costs but little
more. nnd certainly The Beat In The
Cheapest when We ,ake out Insurance.
because when you wan, I, you wnn. II
badly, Address, Tho Star Accident
Company. Star Accident Insurance Bldg
Chicago. Over s7Oo,OoOoO pad for acci.
dental injuries.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

The Fashion Department in Demorest's
Magazine Tor May occupies nearly twice
the usual space, aud aDounds with prac,
'ical information and the very latest idoas
on all topics relating TO women's nnd
children's dress. A Pattern Order pub
lished N each number entities the hold
cr TO patterns Of all the designs at the u.
inform price Of four cents each, and this
ia an advantage that the frugal woman
cannot afford to overlook.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

The regular term OF district court con-
venes at Holyoke on Tuesday May llth
and there will be u larger docket than
common.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

j. II. Baird returned last week from
the mountains where he had spent the
winter and will put IN a crop on his farm.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

We arc glad to learn that Mrs. A. Il.
Grou', who has been very sick for sever
al weeks, is recovering fiom her sickness.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

The Sterling Advocate recently claim.
cd that Phillips county was indebted 10
Logan county in the sum of about one
thousand dollars for board OF prisoners.
The Advocate has been misinformed aud
should examine the iiyur before max
ing such charges against our county.
There seems To have been some misun-
derstandlng about bill for board pre-
sented to Phillips county sometime dur
ing 1896. This bill was acted upon by
the Phillips county board OF commission.
ers at the next meeting alter ii was filed
and the clh m was allowed and II warrant
drawn. The warrant Was not called for
TIL several months after aud consequent.
ly the clam was not paid for several
months after due, but this was not oc-
casioned by amy disposition ON the part
OF the Phiilipo county commissioners TO
delay the payment OF the claim.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

James Young will start his ice wagon
on May l.
The state herald., 1897-04-30
The STATE HERALD.
J. H. PAINTER, Editor aid Publisher
Entered at the postofnce 1t Holyokc. Colo
- second class nail nsttsr.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY
Pablished every Friday,
Subscription Laws.

Subscription Laws.
Subscribers who do not give express notice
TO The contrary are considered as wishing to
renew thoir subscriptions.
II subscribers order the discontinuancc OF
their periodicals. tho publisher may contin.
TO send them until all arrearagcs arc paid
lfsubscribsrs neglect or refuse to take their
psri0di icals from the postorice to which thoy
are dirsatsd. they are responsible until they
have settled their bills and ordered them dis
continued.
II subscribers move to other places with.
sut infoi ming the pablisher, and tho papers
ars seat 70 Tho former address, the subscrib-
srs are held responsible,
Tia courts have decided that to take period.
Hlr frsn the once, or removing and lcav-
ing them uneallsd for. Is prima facic evil
deuce OF Intentional fraud.
II subscribers have paid in advance, they
are bound " give notice nt the end Of the
time. II hey do not wish to continue .akins
It, otherwise tho publisher is authorized to
send it on, ana the subscriber is responsible
vntil express notice with payment OF all ar
saragoa, is sent to the publisher.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

WANTED ;--sey-rai faithful men or Women
W ~ travel for responsible established
house In Colorado. Salary ,sro. payable sib
weekly and expenses. Position permanent.
Reference. Euclose self addressed stamped
envelope. The National. stnriildg., Chicago.
M.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

Some of the Holyoke athletes have
purchased a punching bag aud Tor the
past week have been very induslriously
prac,icing the tit2slmmons knockout
blows. II was very nICo amusement tor
the first day, but the movements OF an
old fonndered horse would be decided.
ly mild comparison to the manner in
which these would be pugilists perform
ed on the second day. Sore and still :?
No. of course not, Mt least they would
not admit 1t, but their denials and their
actions were decidedly conflicting.
The state herald., 1897-04-30
Take your plow work to Vi. zon.

w. e. Dickerson has been making
some improvements on his residence
which add very materially to its appear.
ance.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

Have you read suth .rland's new ad
The state herald., 1897-04-30

'Dsst isIsso SPIT Or sneI, lOur Life isg.
10 the truthfui. startling tit. of book about
svro-I,~e. the harnl.s-, guaranteed tobacco
hslat cur. that bruce. up nicotlniaci nerves
suspinnt-. the nicotine poison. makes weak
mon gain strength. visor and manhood
You run No physical or financial risk, ~ Mo-
To. Bas 10 sold by I'm Smith and W. oninn
uader = guarantee to cur" or money
refunded. nook free. Address. sterling
Kemeiy Co. New York OF Chicago.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Bennett spent a
few days this week visiting Mrs. Ben
nett's parents At North Platte, Neb.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

This has been fine growing week for
crops.
Barney Cavanaugh is having his dwell
ling painted.
f. n. McPberrln has moved into his
residence on the hill.
-
Fort Morgan is to have new high
school building.
Born, Saturday, April "a, to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Moore, daughter.
Parties deriring bed and board during
conrt can be accommodated at A. Hyatts.
l.. lie Blanc has purchased residence
property from ID. A. Gaddy.
Onion sets, bulk garden, blue grass and
tree seeds At Stamps.
A good deal OF Holyoke town proper
ty has been changing hands lately.
We will sell you overals and jackets
cheap. W. r. Shamp Il Co.
The Perfect Cereal Beverage "Koilio"
the substitute for coffee at Stamps.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

J. G. WEIGH has put up an addition TO
his dwelling which adds much to its
convenience and appearance.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

H. f. English of Weld county sold Q
car load OF onions recently fol- S705.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

Hams 0 cents per pound at Stamps.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

Wallace Crowner has been making
some improvements on his dwelling.
The state herald., 1897-04-30

The Perfect Cereal Beverage "Koilio"
the substitute for coffee at Stamps.
The state herald., 1897-04-30
Applebutter Mt Shamps.

New queensware at Stamps.
The state herald., 1897-04-30
Commissioners proceedings.

hcyoke, Colo, Apr. 6, 1897
The board OF county commissioners of
Phillips county Colo. met pursuant to
adjournment present full board, Geo S
rrego chairman 5 Nelson and d II Fur
rey commissioners c h Timber lake clerk
The state herald., 1897-04-30

We will sell you overalls and jackets
cheap. w. r. Shamp Il Co.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-27

chosen as one of the Populist nominees dis
delegate-at-large to the Constitutional
Convention, and who has been in i'll
health for some time past is recovering
slowly and we trust will soon be enjoying
his usual robust health.
DR.. w. d. White left Monday to attend
the organization of a Sanitary Assoeia-
tion to be held at Opelousas that evening.
The purposes of which will be systemati-
cally educating public opinion on to the
advantages Of natural scientific quaran-
tine over the shot gun method.
DR.. w. G. Young. of Rayne, was in
town on Wednesday. We understand the
doctor has purchased lots and will soon
the erection of a handsome
residence upon the completion Of which
he will become a permanent resident OF
our city.-Crowley Signal.
DR.. Ira Pierce, the dentist informs us
that he has turned over his business to
DR.. J. A. Derbanne, of Washington, who
will remove his family here in January.
Dr.. Pierce will go in the rice planting ON
a large scale near G~ueydan. We speed
the parting and welcome the coming dem
list.