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LONG ISLAND OITF's TAX MIDDLE.
Further Complications Over Claims Against the
Improvoment Communion.

improvement
The:courts will have to pass upon tho legality
OF q number OF judgments and claims against
Long Island City before the local board of tho
borough of Queens can complete the work OF
preparing a tax budget for tho city, as di.
rected by a special act OF the Legislature. Tho
local board declined to put a number of judg.
ments in the budget, and the holders of the
claims, through the supreme Court. enjoined
the board until a hearing could be had upon the
merits of the case. A number OF tho claims
were against the General Improvement Com
mission, and now Rudolph Forak, a taxpayer,
has secured an order preventing tho board
from putting in such claims until its legal right
to do so is passed upon by the courts.
Mr.. Horak alleges that the claims for services
rendered and material furnished to the Gen
eral improvement Commission should be paid
that body. He submits an affidavit of former
City Treasurer Lucien Knapp that there was a
afidayit has created considerable surprise in
Long Island City. for during his three years in
| Office he issued a number of official tai
saving that the General Improvement Com
mission had paid out more than It was author
ized to spend. These statements OF Mr.. Knapp
tied up the work of the commission FOR nearly
Counsel for Mr.. Horak maintains that the
work done by the improvement commission
should be paid for by assessments upon the
property benefited. 1t has always been undor-
stood that the Guy at large was 10 pay u poT'
ton OF the cost of the work. and the lawyers
staten ont has caused some alarm among prop
erty owners. because they fear the assessments
will exceed the entire value OF their land. 1t is
alto asserted that under the provisions of the
law creating the General Improvement Com,
mission the assessments for the Work done by
that body cannot be laid.
Justice Garretson, sitting in the Supreme
| Court at Long Island City. heard arguments
yesterday on thirty-seven applications directing
tho local board TO show cause why certain iudE.
ments should not be placed in the tax budget,
The city was represented by Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Malone. Justice Garretson took
tho papers and reserved decision. Similar ap
plications- secured by the Queens County Bank
from Justice Johnson in Brooklyn and made re
turnahle before Justice Garretson. nlsoscaIneeup
but as Justice Garretson is n stockholdcr in III,
bank. no was disqualified from hearing the ar
guuIent. lie granted a new application for
restraining order in order to give the bank
lawyer opportunity to apply to some of th'
other Justices of the Supreme Court.
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social Reform Club to H"nor Ear ard te'I"my.

A special meeting Of the Social Reform Club
OF % East Fourth street will b. held next Tuos-
day evening in memory of Edward BelIamy.
W. D. Howells, will preside, A s%nniogium Of
Wnkeman, Miss Lcouora O'Iteiily will read
selections from Looking Backward" and
Equality and an intimate friend of the dead
philosopher and author will give personal
recullnclions Of Mr.. Bollamy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-05
Temporar, Promotion for Chlor tanning.

Fire Battalion Chief John J. Tanning of the
Thirty.sccond district in the boroughs of Brook
lyn and Qucens has been placed in command of
the Eighth Division az Acting Deputy Chief in
place OF Plat Van pelt, who resigned on a pen.
siOn last week. II the civil service rules arc
not an obstacle. Tanning will be- promoted TO the
place permanently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-05
Good Eel Flshluu on tho battery Wall.

A man at the Battery wall had extraordinary
luck catching eels last night by bo6bing with a
bunch Of angleworms. In the food of the tide
at a little after Q o'clock no caught about thirty
pounds in a few minutes. There were half a
hundred spectators, who cheered as each capture
months that a man has caught ans thing worth
speaking of at that point.
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AIve, Although MI. Meek Was broken Tive
Wears Ago.

SEA CLIFF. L. l., Juno 4.-After spending six
months in st. Johns Hospital, Brooklyn, Charles
NJ. Leighton has returned 10 his home here.
Young LeightOn's neck was bro en- in q coast
ing Acciucnt nearly Two years ago. and the fact
that he has lived 80 long is considered very re.
unarkable. lie appears to be in good health and
has an excellent appetite. The treatment given
70 him 1t the hospital has helped him greatly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-05

SEATTLE, June 1.-The Government has de-
cided to establish an assay ofico in Seattle. 1t
ia expected th1t IL will DO ready for business
carly in July. The office will be OF great benefit
to Yukon and KlOndIke miners, who are ex-
pected to bring a large quantity OF gold dust
kSre in July and August
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-05
Park LAborers Organize AZ the EIOAdIke Labor
CIuh,

About a hundred park laborers completed
their organization as q union yesterday. and
will be known hereafter as the Klondike
Labor Club. Tho club has Joined District As,
aembiy 40 OF the Knights OF Labor. and will hold
Tia frst regular meeting next Friday evening at
Washington Hall, Gs1 Eighth avenue.
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NO uurornnI Mach,no at az, Hall.

A story WAS circulated about the corridors OF
the City Hall yesterday that an Internal ma-
chine had been sent 10 the Mayor in the morn
ing mail. Secretary Downs. who opens all the
lstters which his Honor receives. said there
WGan'T q particle Of truth in the yarn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-05

Francis Kavanagh of Lawrence was appointed
all Assessor and Deputy Tax Commissioner for
the borough of Queens yesterday nv Mayor Van
WycE at n salary Of Sl,7)Oa year. There was
some opposition to kRvanngl's appointment.
His mother is Postmistrcss OF Lawrence.
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Burglars on Park Row.

Burglars smashed n window in Paul Frey's
store at 90 Park row yesterday morning and
stole pistols, opera glasses. and knick-knacks
valued Mt $3.50. They got way unobserveA,
though a light burns In tho store all night, and
there is supposed TO DO u policeman In the block
at all hours. Capt. McClusky's men are follow
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WANTED IN ENN
RtruTia's Passenger. = Hotel Cook. DetAiasa
In - Matter or $40. 900.

Louis Tremsl, a second cabin passenger on tho
Cunarder Etruria. which arrived yesterday
from Liverpool and Queenstown. was detained
at the Barge Office at tho request of the
Austrian Consul. lie was II chef in a Vienna
hotel. and. IT is said. borrowed from its patrons
to BULL Il hotel OF bis own. He lief; Vienna
with most OF the money ana vent 10 London,
With him. The Austrian Consul will have
1xemel OXtTadltsd.
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Timothy 8. Casey . Court OmOor.

Timothy s. Casey, q BROOKLYN RePublioan,
was appointed O court officer in tho Supreme
Court yesterday by Ave of the Justices.
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-02
City Echoes.

Tom de?aoli visited his sisters Sunday,
Come and see the Hat Millinery of the
Bav. O. SAVER
Mrs P. McGrath spent Tuesday in
New Orleans,
Mrs Matrauga visited relatives in New
ORGANS Monday,
Mr., and Mrs. L. j. Bowers were in Now
o leans Tuesday.
Robt, Murtagh and family have taken
the JAS. Bleath cottage.
The 'I-told-you SIS" will be much In
evidence Monday evening.
Someone predicts tie for next Mon.
day in the result for treasurer.
Easter Hats are ready now.
.. SANGE.
Mr., Jackson, from Claiborne, mingled
with his friends at the Bay last Sunday,
Albert T. Leouhard visited his sister.
Mrs. Rita L. Boardman one day this
weel.
Messrs. Tom and Knigh, Renaud came
over Sunday TO visit their numerous
frieads.
Fred dePaoli is clerkiug at Jos. Com
bel's, and Albert Heitzmann at deMon.
tluziu's.
Cosmo Buttermilk Toilet Soap makes
the skin soft, white and healthy. Sold by
l.. A. deMontluzin.
Harris Nickel Plate Show exhibits at
Bay 81. Louis april Is. See the big ad
in The Echo next week
Hon. John 7. Mcdonald and family
Were Sunday visitors uom Pass Chris
uan, guests OF the Iaconi family,
A bath with Cosmo Buttermilk Soap
eXquisiIely scented, is soothing ana ben
ehciai Sold by L, A. deMontluzin.
Christian Dorm, the prosperous young
farmer of Claiborne, has our thanks aud
appreciation for liberal remembrance
from his turnip garden.
The many friends OF the Caldwell FAM
ly Will be glad tC know that Mrs. Cald
well, who has been seriously sick, is now
steadily improving,
Al eyes are turned towards the comirn
press convention. All of the yarion,
committees are preparing for much work
The ladies' are enthusiastic workers.
Col, a. G. Stevenson, Hancock's gen
ial and efficient superintendent of public
education, is down from Nicholson hold
Ing teachers examination. Miss Nani
Graham Is the only applicant.
The members of the Bay-Wavelan,
Yacht Club, will be called together short
lg TO discuss the annual regatta at thl
point. This year it is proposed to civ
TWO days. racing, and all Arrangement
Tor such programme will be completed
This race, as usual, will be scheduled
Tor some time IN July, possibly the 4th.
As usual. The municipal elections t
take place tais coming Monday, will b
irApght wish much interest. There vii
DC one poll, located IN the court building
The race for both Offices of marshal an
treasurer seems to be the most exciting
by reason, so we understand, of these tw
races having more participants than eve
knoWn.
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lettur gang" air mos In full blume nos
since them air gals cnm back thet he'd biz
away. notice one thet has got far-er'
way luke in her eyes, and hit lukes like
she missed sumboddy, A. feller top me all
erboat her, and flowed thet ther reason
she linked so odown-harted is cause fell
Ter o. hern he'd gone sumw har travellin'
rom. He toll me the name % ther cuss,
but hit air SO ALFRED long thet | dun
cleen fergot hit. but | reely don't think
a feller ought ter brake a gals hart iist
cause he Good. No Stree Bobl don't
berleove in havin' ther pore innocent gals
suffer frum hart dezecze on acconnt o.
sum onnery cuss who's liver air tew white
to act rite. Them's ther kim felIers we
ought ter sem ter war. 'eaase thay wood
not kount much ct thay wuz silt by stray
bullitS, nohow.
Wa-al, ef ther war don't cum purity
sune we air sot shore thet summer IL, fer
hit air gettin' thet way now, aud ther
roses air in blume. so is ther flower o. my
Paws and Maw's family, which air
Yer fren'
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For perfect complexion and clear
healthy skin use Cosmo Buitermilk Soap
Sold 10y l.. A. beMontluEin, Druggist.
Messrs. Adam Gambel aud L. Armbrus.
,er were pleasantly entertained by MIR.
Fred Baumgartner on Sunday,
Chas. Cowand came from Scranton on
saturday to be with his family tll Mon.
day when he returned TO his duties.
Mr.. Maurice Fargo was here this week
house hunting, and as his family prefer
Bay st, Louis, 1t Is hoped he met with
success.
Messrs, John DeOlieux, Beui Deblleux
| aud Mark Deblieux were here this week
from Louisiana to atteGd the funeral of
their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Breath entertain.
ed on Sunday their ktnsmau from New
Orleans, Mr.. Tony Breath, at their lovely
cottage on Carroll avenue.
Sonthward acknowledges the honor of
visit from Hon. Frank Dabney, accom-.
panled by Mrs, Dabney and Mrs. l.. j.
henderson, ,-Gulfport Southward.
lhe BAYS licensed bin poster, V. j.
seorrmann, completed this week large
siSn advertising contract for the Sher-
rouse Medicine Co., of New Orleans.
Mrs. NJ. Burton, tho vegetable peddler
known by all at the Bay, while on visit
10 New Orleans, died there suddenly. Her
oooy was brought over Sunday for burial.
Next Sunday win be Easter. The COL
ieSe choir has In store special selection
of choice music which, as usual, Will be
most eXcellentlY rendered, Prof, John A.
Hemmersbach leading.
Mrs. A. G. Pieri lett Saturday for n
visit to her husband at Dopaldsonville
La, and will visit White Casule. Napo.
ieonville, and other Louisiana points be-
tore returning home.
Lawyer Il. M. Barber, of Biloxi. was in
town on legal business. Hesays empbat-
really he is not candidate for congress,
Notwithstanding he has been urgently
ssolciteu to run from many of the coun
ties OF the sixth district. Scranton Star.
Miss Ethel Streete, the accomplished
sister OF Mrs, Chas. Marshall, has been
appointed as one Of the delegates on tho
press committee to the Seventh INTERIM
tlonal convention Of Christian Endeayors
TO he held at Nashville July GIL.
one OF the sad events OF the week was
tne almost sudden death of Col. Benia.
min Deblienx, at late hour "Wednesday
evening. He was born ~ years ago in
loerViile parish, La, and as soldier, off,
Ger, ana IN private life had most bril-
nant career He was a writetand critic
OF no mean ability.
Geo; H. Combel, of Bay st. Louis, was
IN Guitport Thursday To confer With i. S,
Bulls, manager ofthe Ship Island rad.
win the view of the establishments of n
inrniture aud box factory in this place.
me furniture factory will be for the finer
grades out of mahogony and red wood
ron Central neutrality-suspicious. South.
ward. April /.
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-02
Notice of Election.

In conformity with tho charter and or
dirances of the city of Bay st. Louis ,
regular election will be held in the cit,
hall on the first Monday, the fourth dny
OF April, A. D., 1898, for the. following OF
ncers' o mayor, four (4) aldermen, on,
Tor each ward; tax collector and asses
sor, treasurer, a marshal. and d secreta
Try. Il. Ruisech, L Gardebled and s
Driver were appointed commissioners o
election and inspectors and they apnoint
ed Il IL Posey and G Coburn az clerk
o1eleetion aud Albert Carver as peace am,
eturning officer.
Witness my signature.
p Ga GEORGE ARBo, Mayor.
BAY st, Louis, Miss, March 24. 1898.
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Two Millions a Year.

When people buy, try, and buy again, Il
means they're satisfied The people of the
United States are now buying Casearets
at the rate pftwo million boxes ayear and
IL VIII be ) millions before New Years,
it means merit proved that lCascarets are
the most delightful bowel regulator foI
everybody the year round, All druggists;
Io' 20, DOC box, cure guaranteed.
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-02
Chancellor filIl Not a Candidate.

Ellsyille, Miss, March 3l.-A letter re-
ceived here today from Chancellor n. c..
Hill authorized the statement that owing
to the Inconvenience of making the cam
paign. and the interference it will have
upon his official duties, he has concluded
not to become a candidate for congress
from this district. This leaves the field
open 10 Congressman w. +. Love, the
present Incumbent, who is the only can
|didate announced.
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-02

lNero is no disease more uncertain IN ire
azure than dyspepsia. Physicians say tl,at
I've symptoms of no two cases agree. n is
Iie IIiieae'ore most difficult TO make correct
ningn9sls. No matter how severe, or under
Trn mna' ppiisguse pig dyspepsia attacks you, Browns
5;eat I'm nitters wlli cure 1t. Invaluable in mi
Browns Iron Bitters is sold by eli dsa,sss drses'
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice of Examination for Teacher !

Notice is hereby givent that examinations
for both white and colored teachers win
be held at the following-named places
and time, viz; Friday, and Saturday. at
Bay st. Louis, April | and ., for whites.
Friday and Saturday at Bay St. Lonis.
April s and Q for oolored. Friday md
Saturday, at Nicholson, April l5 and I6.
Tor whites. Friday and Saturday. MI
Nicholson, April % and 30, for colored.
- a.. a: 9. STEVENSON,
co. Snpt. of Public Education.
Nicholson, Miss, March 90. 1895.
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EvervhnIIv Nnxs Sn

Cascarets Candy Carhartic, the most
wonderful medical discovery of the age,
pleasant and refreshing to the taste, aci
gently and positively on the kidneys, liver
and bowels, cleansing the entire system,
dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habit.
ual constipation and bIiiousness. Please
buy and try box of &C. G.. today; 10
25, soc. Sold and guaranteed to cure by
al druggists,
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-02
-
Beautx Is Hood Deen.

Clean blood means o clean skin. No
beauty without Cascarets Candy Cathar.
tic clean your, blood and keep it clean, by
stirring M the lazy liver and driving all
impurities from the liver. Begin today ia
Danish pimples, boils, blotches black
heads and that sickly bilious complexion
by taking Cascafets-beauty for l0c. All
druggists, satisfacti on guar teed. 10, ,25, 80
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Announcement For Congress.

To the Voters of the Sixth Congressional
District of MississippG
Believing that an Investigation of my
record in Congress will show that | have
discharged my duty, faithfully, actively
aud efficiently; that l have kept all pro-
misses, broken no party pledges, there
fore am encouraged to again solicit the
support of my constituency for rc-elec.
tion and hereby announce my candidacy
subject to the action OF the democratic
party Of the Sixth district of Mississippi
NerN RESPECTFULLY, W. L. LOVE.
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-02

To the Honorable Board OF Mayor aud
Aldermen, of the city of Bay st. Louis,
in Hancoak County, Mississippi:
Your petitioners whose signatures are
hereto undersigned respectfully show that
we and each of MS are legal and qualified
voters of the city of Bay st. Louis, State
of Mississippi, and are residents of said
city, and that weand each ofus do hereby
recommend
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FOR MAYOR,

The Sea Coast Echo is authorized to
announce
RoRERT c. ENGNiAN
rs candidate for the Office of mayor for
the city of Bay st. Louis.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
HANCOCK COUNTY,

City Of Bay ST. Louis,
] hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true copy of t he original, as the same
remains on file at my office,
Witnessed my hand apd seal this 22nd
day ofMarch, 1888. RICHARD MENDEs,
lSEAL' Secretary.
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NOTICE.

All goods and repairs of watches,
clocks and jewelry left over three months
In my store will bef,sold for charges.
Please come for your property.
o, SANQE.
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-02
FOR ALDERMEN,

The Sea Coast Echo is authorized to
announce
JOSEPH +. CAzENEUVE
as candidate for alderman from Ward ..
The Sea Coast Echo is authorized to
announce
AUGUST KELLER
as candidate for alderman from Ward 8.
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-02
CITY TREASURER.

The Sea Coast Echo is authorized to au-
n1unce
ALCIDE LADNER
asa candidate for office of City Treasurer.
The Sea Coast Echo is authorized to
announce
FERDINAND +, EGLoFF
as candidate for reelection to the office
OF City Treasurer, subject to any action of
the democratic party.
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GA - TO III K "a.
s..,, cha eThe Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ., &zfANIzs<
Petition For Liquor License.

To the Honorable Board of Mayor aud
Aldermen. OF the City of Bay 81, Louis,
in Hancock County. Mississippi;
l, James Gilmore Fayard, amale person
over tho age of twenty-one years, aud a
resident of said city, do hereby apply To
your honorable body to grant me license
in my name TO sell in quantities of one
gallon or more, vinuous, alcoholic, malt,
Intoxicating cr spirituous liquors at my
place of business, on Frout street, iu said
city, aud known as the store Of J. g. Fay
law in reference thereto,
JAMES GILMORE FAYARp.
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-02
CITY SECRETARY.

The Sea Coast Echo is authorized to an
uouncc
RICHARD MENpEs
MS candidate for office of City Secretary
aud Auditor.
The Sea Coast Echo is authorized to
announce
GAS1ON GARDERLEp
as a candidate for the office of city Audi
tor and Secretary.
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JAMES GILMORE FAYARD.

q resident of said city, to be OF good repu,
tation aud sober and suitable person tC
receive o license as applied for by him. a,
appears in his foregoing application &c
sell in quantities of one gallon or more
vihnous, alcoholic, malt, Intoxicating OF
splrltuous liquors at his place of business
in said city, as related in his application.
and your petitioners will ever pray. etc
Anthony Gabriel Tomasich,
Albert Joseph Carver
Joseph Devlery Saucer.
CASTOR George Gabriel Gardebled,
John Bangard,
Edward Frederick Becker,
Peter Paul Combel,
August Sherges,
Frank Bermond,
Jefferson Smelker,
Clarence Ellis Coburn,
Thomas Kinsella.
George Weinberg,
George Wilom Weinberg.
Felix Joseph Fayard,
CORDOBA John Ross,
Delmas Ladner,
George William Maynard,
George Washington Maynard,
Sylvester Ladner,
John Batiste Piernas,
Forstal Fayard,
Robert Christian Engman,
Charles Joseph Hillen,
Alex Chisolm,
August Keller,
Charles Sanger,
Peter Joseph Boudin,
Emile Forestal Fayard,
John Fayard,
PASCAL Lutzzi,
Andrew Manieri,
bertrand Bordage.
Edward Charles, j osepb Gardebled,
Louis Joseph Piernas,
Robert Joseph Murtagh,
Robert Warner Peter Joseph Tonlme.
. Leopold Bangard,
Louis Fayard,
George Hypo!te Combel.
Ameltus Letorey,
George Muller,
Edward Graves,
Paul Joseph Benoit,
Joeeph Sebastian Clngler.
Victor Daniel Blaize,
Frank Kackler,
Frederic Bauderet,
Daniel Butler Seal,
Robert Eagar Maynard,
Lonis Natalie Clement Spotorno,
Edward Eugene 0'Brien,
John Anthony Breath,
August Joseph Lamulle,
Paul Surcouf,
Richard Mendes,
Alclde Ladner,
Eddie Moore.
Ferdinand Henry Egloif,
Henry Eglotf,
Peter Ramona,
Peter Tudury,
Ludwig Hermann Yon Gohren,
Louis Calvin Johnston,
Alphonse Fayard,
Charles Peter Taconi,
Joseph Evariste Saucier,
Joseph Labate,
Nicholas Ruger,
James Henry Breath,
Henry Sosthene Piernas.
Joseph Jolly Graves,
Leon bartholomew Capdepon,
Heimogene Edmond Nicaise,
Lazarus Olivari,
Thomas Joseph Conway,
Pierre Prudean,
Edgar Prudeau,
Patrick James McGinu,
Richard Byron james,
Oscar Carver,
John Dillman,
Paul Dillman,
Samuel Simonson Giveans,
James William Watts,
Louis Spotorno,
Eator jackson Bowers,
Claudius Fayard,
Aristide Ladner,
Joseph Lenio,
Micheal William Dougherty,
John Louis Monti,
Jean Antoine Martinez.
Victor Eirmin Landrieu,
Henry Louis Landrieu,
Domonic Chiona,
Andrew J oseph Ducatel,
Frank Clemont Bordage,
David William Boutemps,
Frank Joseph Taconi, Jr.,
David Ridel,
Paul Chauvet,
Charles Edward Ham,
Joseph Lee eager,
| Lucien Myrtle Gex,
| Joseph Leon Favre,
! George Arbo,
| Etienne Ladner.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
HANCOCK COUNTY,
City of Bay st. Louis.
hereby certify that the foregoing is
4
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Public School Roll or Honor.

Owing to the semi-sessiou examination
held last month, in which points counted
for considerable, the roll of honor here
given of the Bay ST. Louis Public School
is unusually small. The roll of the prl-
mary department will appear next week.
Virginia Cleveland, Lawrence Joyce.
Clarabel Drake, Edna Murphy, Donald
Marshall, Amanda vonGohrcn. Philip
Hicky, Lillian Meek, Marcel Telhiard
Ella Dillard, Vernon Joyce,
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PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIAL Ty.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-10-01
TFoF the Roundabout.
To -

Glide me not that Mem'ry, lingering
On the threshold of the Past
Ere her eyes are turn'd forever
Wouldst look of parting cast.
Or that Friendship, strong tho timid,
Dare extend trembling hand,
ERE too great become the distance
Where it may clasp command.
Though the vase, alas, is shattered,
Which the flowers once contained,
Have they withered all and persisted,
Not a one to be regained?
Would breath of true repentance,
And a tear of deep regret
Though they lie neglected, scattered,
Would it save one blossom yet?
II. H. T.