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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-05
PERSONALS

Mrs. Il. X Bean was a passenger thi,
morning for Eugene.
Isaac Liesy, OF Perrydale. IL spending
a few days In the city,
q. Graves Of the BOHEMIA mining dis.
tric,, is in the city yisiniug his sister
Mrs. Ed Fields
Mr.. y, Conn oi Albany, who has boen
IN the city visiting his son J. H. Conn,
returned home this morning
Mrs. NJ. J. Matson came up from
woodburn this morning aud will visit
with her sister Mrs, A. H. Gillis.
Miss Bell stanton, was passenger
this morning ior Turner, where she will
spend few days visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. >. o Burkhart. of the
White House Restaurant, we're pas.
seagcrs this morning Tor Albany where
they will spend few days visiting
friends
Mr.. A. Wendell OF Grams Pass, passed
through the city yesterday on his way
10 Portland, whore he will meet hi. wife
and daughter, who are enrouie home
from Colorado.
Mrs. W. K. Bishop, OF Portland, who
has been In the oiiy visiting with rcla.
iiNes, left this morning for Brownsville.
where she will spend few days visiting
with her danghter Mrs. |. ". Starr.
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The glittering geneRlltles OF Thomas
Jefferson that all men are created
equal and that the right OF life. liberty
and pursuit Of happiness ls lnallena-
bic, have been the texts Tor many In.
furious Instructions. They are rhe-
torlcal h0urlshes, meaningless 10 the
gentleman on the scaffold and In Sing
Sing. who pursued the fecting phan-
tom Of happiness with the Jimmy Of
the burglar and the dagger OF the as.
sassin Men are not created equal
physically, morally or Intellectually.
nor In aptitude, opportunity nor condl.
tion. II ls perhaps accurate 20 say OF
the i.0OO,OOO,OOO Inhabitants of the
earth no two are created equal. Nature
ls Incapable of uniformity aud detests
equality as much as she abhors
vacuum. One In made to honor. an
other TO dishonor NJ Que star dlffereth
from another star In glory John J. In.
gals.
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satirista are not able TO perceive
their own absurditles That In a well
known failing and as old as the hills.
The first great English writer TO come
over here aud create furore was
Charles Dickens. aud certainly no man
ever lived who had a sharper eye for
tho grolesque In personal appearance.
especially In dress. According TO all
accounts, his make up was something
appalling. My old uncle saw him In
New Orleans aud used to swear he
looked more like caricature than n
human being. lie curled his beard,
used corsets, sported red walatcoats
with lavender pantaloons, carried two
watches with gold chains around his
neck and wore rings outside his gloves!
Just think OF itl
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A Case of Des,itution.

There has been brought to the knowl
edge of the Grant Gree a worthy family
who by sickness have been brought
to destitute circumstances, and the
ladies are obliged to make a call
upon the charitably disposed people OF
the city for contributions OF eatables,
such as flour, bacon, beans, dried fruit,
or anything that will do for food. The
ladies vouch for the worthiness OF this
case, and anything left at the w, C. T.
Z. rooms will getto the distressed family.
Mrs. G. +. SHERWOOD,
Chairman Committee.
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The spontaneous and happy wit Of
the late Isaac II. Bromley. for many
years a writer of New York Tribune
leaders Is recalled 10y the example be.
low.
One day IN The Tribune Office the
veteran journalist Charles r. Cougdon
was talking Of the dcllghtnh reading
he had found In Baylez Dictionary
aud remarked that II he We're ever IN
lall he would he quite contvutcd with
that book.
'of course you would" said Rrom
ley III you had Bayle. you could set
out"
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CIRCUIT COURT
Judge Boise conyenes Dept. No. 2, and
Makes Docket Enterfes.

Makes Docket Enteries.
Judge Boise held a short opening ses
sion Of the February term Of Dept.
tbir forenoon. Quite number Of case
have been either settled dismissed o
continued till the newt term. Following
docket entries we're made:
Mary Strong vs George Herren; testi
mony TO be taken 10 a. m. March o.
4. r. Neff, insolvent, G. P. Bishop
assignee all settled and assignee die
charged.
Mary A. Plamondon ct al ys. +. B
Pentland ct al, partition; continued.
Matte 4. Eldridge vs. John EberharC
ct al, partition settled and dismissed
Elizabeth Simms vs. Louis II. Peder
son, ct al, foreclosure continued
}. q. Wilson We. Myrtle J. & W. r.
Vaughn, continued.
J.F. r. b. Brentano, vs. G. +. Brei.
tano equity; at issue for trial.
$. 4. Norihcutt vs.. J /. Thompson
sale confirmed.
Waller Waiter vs. Sarah A. Waiter,
divorce, set for Thursday, 2p. m.
Ruben Davis Va. Ida MabellTriphagen
settled and dismissed.
Walter /. Redman vs. Emily c. Red.
man. divorce trial Tuesday, March 10,
10 a, m.
Rosa j. Scriber vs.. Orrie Scribbr, III.
vorce trial "Wednesday 2 p. m.
Canada settlers Loan 4 Trust Co., ys
Thos. l.. Golden, ct al, receiyership;
default and decree.
Salem Building and LoHn Association
W. II. W. Sutton ct al, foreclosure dis
missed.
In the matter Of the last will and Tes.
lament of Ncfena Wischser Booth, de.
ceased, appeal from county court; trial
Monday March ~.
Elizabeth Gist vs. o. Doke, to- ascer.
tain boundry line; time not out.
r. tSchubinger w RI Bentikoier,
cross bill in equity; not at issue.
4. g. Geer ct al, Va Ellen Savage, con.
frrnation; Ordered that sale be set
aside and new sale be made and that
land be sold in parcels.
The following injunction suits have
been continued Robert Schulze ".
Ernest T.. Ryan ct al. j. +. Drake vs..
l.. ". Hickey; j. + Ross vs.. Chas.
Rogers; A. l.. Rankin W. Ambrose
Strong ct al; H. r. Rankin vs. Mel
Williamson; II. A. Malcom vs.. Eliza
beth Weeks r. T. Burkhart vs.. Am
brose Strong ct al; VI. H. Rankin Vs. |
Frank d. Scott
Ia the foreclosure suits in which the /
Salem Building and Loan Association il
the plaintiff and the following parties
are the defendants, time Il not out e..
W. Harris ct al, W. 4 Anderson ct al.,
Alice NJ. Beeler al, II G. Caldwell ct
n. aud Claire y. Irvine ct al.
DEPARTMENT 80. /.
Judge Burnett brought Department
No. |, into action this forenoon, and the
ase Of w, H. Fletcher vs. Geo. Apple.
'ard was put on triah
This is the suit over the Silver Dollar
nine ON the Elkhorn formerly owned
~ Amos Strong. When the plaintiffs
ase was all in, defendants moved for a
'on'suit, which was granted.
Docket entries were made In other
ases, AS follows
W, ;. Lehman " W. H. Holmes, ac.
ion ior money settled.
W. ;. skill ys Ellen Savage ct al, ac.
ion for money; Default aud Judge.
sent with order To sell attached proper.
y.
Geo. w Edgar ys David W. Edgar
nd T. l.. Golden suit in equity TO set
side deed; Findings and decree for
eiendants, dismissing suit with costs to
ach defendant.
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Supreme couu

"ran' Ns. Nulmomah tonn,v. A.
urmel. Wol,vpou ca.
Nnltoomsh county ,s Kelly. affirmed
NolyeHon. G, }.
burshst vs, liar,, aMrmoa. bean. D
h"ima" vs. Knight, affirmed. Rean.
Jones' w' FolA county, affirmed.
Moore, =.
STATE NJ Rove and state ,s, Rasier
aproals disml,rel.
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WHITE HOUSE RESTAUR mt

What was yoo saying about those
mealsl
! said they were the best ever eat.
You will find them at the White Honse
Restaurant, which is open all night and
meals served az all hours. Oysters a
speciality,
MckuLoP 4 BEREHARr
Proprietors, 100 State ST.
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No trait of character Is mora valuable
TO woman than The possession of a
sweet temper. Home cRn never d,
tspY without it. ltis lake ths howers
'aa' spring up iu our pathWay rc,iv.
'ng aut chegrlng us.
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of valor Is discretion, and the uette,
part uf tie treatment Of diseBse /.
pfetentiuG. Disease Originates In
Impurities in the blood. Hoods Sat
sapafilla purlhes the blood, People
Wis take n Ht this season say they
are Kept healthy the year round Al
n hecause this medicine eNpels lmpur.
lties and makes the hloud rich aud
health glyiug
Al liver Ills atc cured by llo0d',
Pulls air,
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What a beautiful louugew
Yes That's birthday present from
my husband lie always gives me a
present that costs him a. many dollar.
D. | AN years old"
That's ulce OF him Il recouciles
"Ae 10 groWlng Cid. ny the Way. 1
have lounge al home Ike that but
not nearly as nne aud We naid Sas
Tor H."
Us that ally This this didn't cost
yearly aa much as that" chicago
Tribune.
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Now the Republicans Of the Third
ward claim they cast more votes for
Mckinley and Geer than any precinct
in the county. They admit change in
the boundaries but claim II would give
them as much as they would lose.
It il learned on the other hand that
owing to changes in the boundaries OF
the precincts, II vas necessary TO base
the apportionment Of the four Salem
precincts on the vote Of j. A. Richard
son in December 1895. Rishardson had
no opposition for Mayor at that time,
and voters from No. Q were used 10 swell
the vote in No 2, the Doctors home
ward to swell his boom for state senator
in 1928.
The Republicans oi No. were caught
mapping, because q month before that
mayoralty vote was east they had east
20l votes for Mckinley. In the Mayor
election votes from No. are said 10 have
been cast in No. ? as well as in No. I 10
make those tue TWO blg precincts on
this occasion--fne and iar.reachins
work sure enough
The Mcbride men were in control Of
the county central committee, at which
only Il precincts out Of the 80 were rep
resented, aud some Of them on proxies.
II looks as though they stole march on |
the opposition. But ieis being inqesti.
gated with assurance that No. Repub.
licans have not been given their share
Of delegates, and possibly the other pre-.
rincis have too many. The facts, what.
ever they are, will be laid before the
public when fully and officially investi-
gated 10y disinterested and responsible
parties
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Annual school Meeting

At the city hall, Monday evening,
March 9th, TO consider report Of the
board and nominate candidates for
school director. Everybody come out.
3.3-2t
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How much Is this soap a csker'
Take two for - ccuts"
iwof DO yea thlul bu, scan by
TIE Wholesale - Fliegrnde Batter
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M'BRIDE MANAGERS
Sent 10 a Loaded" Report on APpOr'
tiOnment Of Delegates.
City Wards Given Delegates on Pap Rich
ardson's Vote for Mayor IN 1896 In.
stead Of Geer's Vote in 1898.

Some Of the Republicans Of Marion
county claim to have discovereda Niger
In the woodpile.
The committee on apportionment at
the late meeting Of the Marion county
central committee, composed Of !. I.
wrightman, I'd. 4. Judd, J. F. Hughes,
T. b. Patton, and Jas. Cook, reported
that they recommended an apPortion'
ment Of the Marion county precincts
based on one delegate at large for each
precinct, and one delegate for each 10
votes cast for T. T. Geer 10 1898.
On this apportionment they gave the
four Salem precincts the following dele
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u Won't take hut a week or Two mor,
Ike the last one To wind up the last Of
our stock OF shoes, furnishing soois, no.
tions etc. keep on coming aud YOU will
find things you can use At exact eos,
every time aud in many eases less.
some belts At less than cost.
ladies purses some very choice ones
YET to sell
lcN very gOod handkerchief.
some album and ,oilc, sets.
ladies linen collars.
Yarns aud miliens.
Fascna,or, boaiecs, and .abv'. knit
saclues
Aui a lot at notions. shoes shirts
ma'kin'oshes o1c. at exact cost
Small feet S per cent off.
Asa special iniucvueu, to ladies Ni,h
iec' that take sise 81. ID, under. We viii
al'o~ yer cent. less than c.,st.
What your siEve
N'nc very iine eoods yet b, sell
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AZ the city hall, Monday r,eninr
Maf'h OH, % oonsilrr uplrt OF thr
mani and nominate candidates ior
'rh'"l direclor Everybody conc out.
3tyt
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Ibe curiosity o. Others enables cone
e''a % TO make good u,ias ChlcaK0
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School Savings Bank.

The collections at the different schools
today tor the school savings bank were
az folloys.
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Admitted 10 the Bar

Irving 4. Richardson, OF Laughdon,
North Dakota, now OF Albany, Or, Was
admiith TO practice for period OF
nine months on recommendation OF o.
4. sauter, Walch county, North Dakota,
Senator 7. C. Kelly, and Attorney J. A..
Lynch, OF Albany.
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nnp = SiaYlng lhnusandl n victims
Dh Miies' Nsn .nc a eufing ihoetands
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SALEM MARKLT,
Mheat-5S pounds aud over, ilc.
Wool, l6c, Mohair, 30c.
Hops 10 7isc
Oats-2S 10 SOC.
Hay-Baled, cheat, IS timothy t0@
$40.
Eggs-9 cash. l0c trade
Flour-ln Wholesale lots, $3.50 retail,
Millstuiis-Bran, tl3; shorts. tit..
Hogs-Dressed, 5Ic.
Live cattle-steers, "a COWS. %, 10
Sc.
Sheep-S2.50d3.
Dressed Neal-8bc.
Butter-Dairy, l5c; creamery. 25c.
foultry-Chickens, S; turkeys. 10 10
l2lSc.
Potatoes-25c 10 35c.
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WEATHER REPoRT.
Tonigh, and Tuesday occasional rain.
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WILLAMETTE.
Geo. y, Nickcrron, Klamath Falls.
Oliyetie Howell. Portland.
J. NJ. kecne. Medlord.
X. Z. Patterson, Portland,
J. y. Harmon, San Francisco.
4. J. Mayors. San Francisco.
J. II. ionng, San francisoo.
y. VI. Hammer Chicago.
II II Kline, New YORK.
Mrs. Matron, Noodhurn.
J. W heiiorlin. Livingston. Mont.
CUfrAut.
John ilenil. Mccoy.
N. :. Phelps, Portland.
Ion W Irvine, New York
W, n. flshlg. Portland.
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vsif's Ais tsiss.s asssas, 'ss, s,, .' /, slS
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Surnpter Mines

Tickets 70 all mining towns Spokane
Baker City, Moscow, San Francisco and
all other points. Baggage checked
through saves money. tiny NJ. Powers
office loot Trade street. . 2.s I'm.
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T0OAYS MARK ET,

PORTLAND, March 5.-Wheat, valley s.
@52, Walla Walla, 5l@52. -
Flour-Portland, best grades S270 &,
$500. Superfine So. 10 per bbl.
Oat--White 35@36c, grey 80 TO "a.
Hay Timothy-Sl0@ll per ton
Hops-7@l0c old crop 5@Gc.
WoOl-Nalley, l2@l3c; Eastern ore.
gon, S@llc; Mohair, 27@30.
Millstuif-Bran, $l3; shorts, SIS
Poultry-Chickens, mixed, 1890 IA
400; hens, ~ 10 I.50; turkeys, live l3c.
Eggs-Oregon, H. y to l2iSc per doz.
Hides-Green, salted 90 lbs S@9c
under 20 lbs, 7R@s% sheep pelts, l5@
zoe.
Onions-SI.50@2.50 per GENITAL.
Butter-Best dairy, 3O@37is; fancy
creamery, 90 to Soc; store, % " to 27igc.
Potatoes-50 TO SOC per GENITAL.
Hogs Heavy dressed 10 6c.
Mutton-Dressed, Z 10 7lRc per pound
Beef--Steers, SI@4,50; COWS, $3.50 at;
dressed beef 8la TO 7l4c.
Neal--Dressed, a Sc.
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social En,sr,ainmsn,

social Entertainment
Tho hebekahs will give a social entcr.
iainmeui a, their hall on Monday even.
ing, beginning Al sin p. "a. An Old
Fellows and their families arr reslvct.
fully Invited,
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PATRONS WITH RICH SOUPS
School Board Meeting

At meeting Of the school board Sat
urday evening the following bills we're
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The liver Johnsons Are Now in

The liver Johnsons Are Now il
S35.
THE rRlBuNES Won't be- mucl
longer, ws think this week will land
them It's disappointing but We can'l
help il. The weather isn't exactly ali
you'd wish, hut It's in our favor.
WAIT for tho easiest running wheel
You ever saw, THE TRIBUNE.
The SIS Folks
See those ont ON display every day.
Ever see the eQual9 guess not.
HALLWAY crank hangers.
Tool steel bearings.
Felt washers,
Spalding pedals.
indianapolis chain.
fohlel WOOD rims.
Excelsior spokes.
What else do you want
For SIS
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Forester \ Percy, Agents. c
IS, D. Barrow.

In the death of aS.a D. BarroN q
the parish of West Felielana loses
q prominent citizen aitd planter.
IIcwas man Of great energy and
force of character, Aing#larly fear
less, and with fine business ability.
Hessuccecded in what he under
took by sheer force Of will and rc-
markable executive genius. He
awas yice-president Of the Bayou
Sara compress Co. Besides Yaln.
abls property intercstsin thisParish
he EoNnetl the Patrick plantation
! in West Baton Rouge. lie was "a
NATIVE ofthis parish, d SON OF the
Hate Bennett IL barrow. His
brothers are Nicholas H., Page w.
and Bennett L. Barrow, and his
!, sisters Mrs. Calhoun Hamilton and
Miss Caroline barrow, all of this
parish. lie Was twice married, his
:, first wife being Mas Elizabeth
compton Of Virginia, who died IL
1896 without children. The pres
). ent MIS-. Barrow VAS formerly Mrs
:, EttNLewis, noe DedNick, dqllghte'
Of the late DE-. JsNy. Dcdc'ick.l'he!
t have one child living, a daughter
Whose Iinfaptile inno9dhee AM
e sweetness arc alIythat arc left t
5 comfort lssr mother, stricken be
;. meath NJ full weight of woe. n
i the times& the accident to yhic
IS Mr.. Burrows death was due. Nr
!. Barrow with her 'r child was vas in Kirk
g vile, Mo-, and the intcrlnent ";
:: delayed until she could reach he q
-, on "Wednesday; The funeral was
ID large and representative one. Pc
- SONS were in attendance from ever
y part Of the parish, and 70 from ever
" walk in fife, testifying to the estee
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Jury VeMire.

List of Grand Jurors for the
Oct. term 1907 Of the oath Jua'
Dist. Court, West Fellciina'
.,.,m y Ard IL, H y Maynard, FF Con-
yc;iso, Jna b Lejenne, paam"r Petty "
II Wright, VIM Davis, Edward Butler
" II Wicker, James D saadcn, Il u haf-
4 xe . DR. CIV Ban, Henry yah'lerS'Ice'
Thos W. r ry,il,am,ySOynlenr b lf,versne'
4 p Smith, Joss u Msryman,. Walter
Woods, Louis West, James Mswa'ers,
List Of Petit Jurors Tor the IN"
4 Neck Of tho Oct. Term Of the 24th
.,Iud hist Court, 1900. *
Clarence Pcrpy Jr, Hugh Council, Y -
Ha,Amon.l, 4 Garfield, Jones Leo z
richardson. E A Wright. J V Harvey
Divide Lernne, J Sswssin"n, ! TX i 10 lo"r :,
Cq,,s = T.oraen, w h Davidson, Pau
ophu, Chalss1 Argue, A Fl Wilson, Bruce
wast, W II Richardson, J therefore,
Epcrcy, Harry Marks, Jno I Bethany >
tampbell JF, Steve Reed, D + Merwl ~
willie Wade, John Peterson, A y y Percy =
d b Barrow. Gordon ) Davidson
Fleming. ,,.,,.
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A Stacking Calamity

l;atply befcsl railroad lab"rer, writes
Or. 4, KcIIet, of NylIiford, Ark. His foot
wAS badly or shed, but Bueklcn's Arnica
Salvo quickly cured him. lis simply
wonderful for burns, boils, piles and all
skin eruptions. It's the worlds cham
pion,hcalcs. Cure guaranteed. pc. Gold
by all druggists.
The Daughters of Rebckah Lodge
ut jackson, Ia, will give an enter
tainment, Monday, Sept 18th at
Mary CarIetl I.yce"m m'that town.
Admission free, Refreshments for
eAie, -~ ~..' -. -
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DOES FrPAY TO AUYC CHEAP

i4dH& Is =
A cheap rO,neity for osusha aud colds
il all right, but iyou wa'ls sOmethiug
That viii tel;eys and cure tho mare sss>
ere aud dangerous results Of throat md
lung troubles, What shailson dqs5o y y. Y.
watnn,sraAd. more regular ssl1alata Yes, =
possible; if not psssihle ter gs,s then in
either case take tho elisy remedy that has y
bOen iriSalqcod ia all ciyiIizea countries,
with ,sllcOoss ii severe throat and lung
troubles, t,,laSchee's Ger,Nap syrup y.
not only Aeals and stimulates the tissues
to destroy the germ disease, hut allaIs
inflammation, causes easy eal'ss Essl0l''
givea ! good nights rest, aud suFeN tue
nation. Try one bottle. RecN H
many years by III drusgiTss ia ths g''1asl'
For sale by KiIbonrhe apd FotsseF T
Fuancisvillp, Id viIlert and Allan bsyea
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If you suffer from rheumatic
pains, lumbago, govt, Or pains Of
this character, try Relief Liniment.
The best Eminent in the world. 1t
will do you good. For sale by Vii
cret & Aliam Bayou Sara Xii
bourne & Forester St. FrancisyiIIe
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ID HAN! G;fltitnt cough rme
elics, hut none has given better satisfac-
IiOn than Chamberlain'S," says Mr. Char
l"s iIolzhapcr, Druggist, Newark, N. j.
at is perfectly safe and can be relied
upon in all cases of coughs, colds or no.
0rScneSs. Sold .by Kiibonrne and Forester
ST Francisvillc, Villire and Allain, Bayou
Sara,
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Tulane University Of
% Cuisjara.
NEW ORLEANS 2

COLLEGE OF AIRS AND SCIENCES.
Classical, Literary, La'ip.Scientific and
~. Scientific Coutscs. 3
-..tF CoiLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY. '.'
Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Sugar,
Civil and Architectural Engineering.
il, Sophie Newcomb Memorial College. j..
for Yonng women; with Art and
Boarding Departments. &, ..
Fall Term of above opens October lst
Medical Department opens October 18TH
Law Department. opens November 18TH
For Catalogues, address s,s
I&E Secretary Of University.
.. ..yaGaicsa .Ib' -. u -
taat 4 .hia'glah s"F,t RS
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Game Law.

\ The state game Law provides that
wild dicks may b. shot from Sep
TENDER lstytp April lst; Wild tur.
kcysf,uiaa gtober LIST to May ist;
doves qua;ls and pAftridges from
October list to March fst; deer
froiA SS,,temDee 10Th 70 February
Iath.- aa..
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fwO cottages for tenants are
nearly completed near the fair
grounds in Bayou Sara. They are
owned by J. f. Irvine & Son. .,r
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1900-09-15
i'inIns It's Price,

Iawqlla last night with severe phihsli
nv stoplech. | rover felt 50 badly in all
ny kfo, When I came down to work tAlS
morning / fit so weak .eo'lld hardly
work, | wrNt to Miller q NeC"Fdy's drug
storo . and they recomHpBle'l Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diurri"ea
l,awchy. 1t worked like magic ana 1on0
desc fixed mp.all right. 1t certainly Is
the fi,icst thing eyer usoi for atomac'l
trouble. \ shallAot he withmt 1t IN my
home hereafter, for 'slTsali not care to
s9,,lnre tho snffcrinss Of last night again
| for tifty TIMES its rrieo,--G. j, Wilson
i Livrrymnn, BlugfttStown, Washlngon,
Co., PH, lAis rehip'ly is for s"''
4 Franclsrille, viilcrct and Allain, Bayou
SARA. -. - -. ,..e.z-.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1900-09-15

As the military bail did not come
off OH the 10Th, owing to general
depression, due to Mondays TRACE
dy, the competitive drill and ball
will he given, TusSdaynight, Sep,
18th. No refreshments, but plenty
of ice water. 49,.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1900-09-15

The Feliciana Oil Mill began the,
seasons ''grind" on Wednesday.
b. Z. Eskridgc was here from Bat
on Rouge this week on mill bust
ness.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1900-09-15
llosilli6yille, Dots,

~ L, L. o;all, ,,f N, w w r pharcs.
have the measles, 'T'".@ r..'. +" tx, .,s.s.
10 NGor, a1csnd wont t. 81 FronoisyiIlo
$50 his vo,tce rs: 10 SIS, T. III
,,,.,,,. .c,,,,, o0,
ny W. - ~ y ,,,,',. t,.n ono n;aht
.I; an,. nmI ronort hov;pr = r;co t;mo.
Ntss xs,HoJ ,S,,yh,, h,s returned to
y nc I,n.I,pck sou, TO resume l,cE studies
IN that institataa' re,r --,s - .aa % g
McssrS Whit and Minor Wright have