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~Flsher ard kezn have formed
q partnership for lzw practice Fish
er vii reside in Huntingt,rrg and
Kean in JAsp-r- Ii vii make .
good firm, worthy Of oon6dence-
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4 T. Bass II xo-yxnt0xn- Ind. h1d
10 get up ten or twelve tllne< II the nlx1--
and had severe tacksrh~ and paine II
the kltn-ys- Wa cured bE foS~y< k1a-
ney Cure It'<xaA-Anrs~-1 NJ FrD-tzzn-
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9On Monday night the city
council OF Hunfingburg extended
the time for Niessner Bros to sign
the electric light contract - days
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~ 18th rn-uMarh-m- Eyr
Pam Bale a trial II
va c>zr II Il dos no
sai~ s~ppxsr1rpon xIA reil~ve thr
~ erlrs- -prains AMI orul-e=
time r-4EIret ~ any
1888 Cut hurn-- ffo-rpfre-,
nfr-r- "a thu spt- AM chest,
- mi crh<r -xriAlnr~ are 4uirs
rowing IT, Every h-ottl<
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A-nnIr-
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tan-a~- r. Hr1lR~sl >rrztrhe-
-p--u-p -pnv1-. ~pn1r- Naro. -r
Vv4s1 - - hoenbs
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schultz. Of Patoka town
"a bore and mule killed
rrirgl last week

>rxn -ry@- % -ewln- ma
New Furnirure store ..
49,
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As~r~ tr I--s~zpr- Csrrts Cs1ss E-srMl
Pa L. ~r& xI Catarrhal exEn~ h1swR
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Sold bv Il. B. Brznnoxk-
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E>t- 81 Tar Syrap. :
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-n-a= = aHdSDct
-4 Nsrr5n Friedman druggist
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49, 49, s.rGx~ - a. IA ir~tand
49, - arrtv< % nornn< An1A
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s1rMr- Huls had ieans engaged
yesterday completing the III t0r The
X Il. Den spur.
BoEx.->ainrdsy. % l. N0hr
and Hiie q fine girl Tie J. haPPs
and All o. X
SrCsrpenters t~gzn yesterday
working On Mr. Grmt<rg's n-z
house. She has had her lot filed ny
IL grade
sz-For ali kinds Il Farnirur~ 20 70
Lorry Bra-- In~ Nex f1rrlrlrr >ror~
~lt- chap =.
II Clark, Cnxanr~y. Ga szys L.
WItr's Witch HaE~l >2lre r1r-d him ot
ril-- thai had sr1irs<-1 hlm for is~z-s
wears TX = also a speedy cure sr -k1n
dls 1>=- B~sar~ 0f iAnr~rv1- cvun->r-
ieirs- Martin Friz1mxn-
~Flsher ard Kezn have formed
q partnership for lzw practice Fish
er viii reside in Huntingbrrg and
Ke2n in Jasp-r- IL viii make .
good firm, worthy Of confidence
4 T. Ba-s If xo-gxntOEn- Ind h2f
10 get up ten or twelve rlsn-< II the nlx1--
and had severe tacksrh~ and r1i1- II
the Kidneys MGs cured ty f08~ys k1a-
ney Curr- It'<xnA-Ants--l NJ FrS-iz4s1
II think D~wrr-s LrrSe Early RS-~rs
are rh- t--1 pals IN The z0rAi. szr> ~
T. Lake, HaFpE Greek. Va TbrE ~
move all okerrDrrlo1s al The liver x1l
~io<-s. At quickly and ex- EE-
Martin Frr-1mzzn-
@The township assessors start
ed ont Monday 10 find out OF h0u
much dog. dollars and deviltv
dodgers desired to do" the state
Orrc Kerh. Grand C~axnr-alor. X r
Bo9urill@- lad a -D~WIErs VIC
Hare >2lT- ~c0th-< the ns0sr 1-hcz-
skn and heal- rne D0z- =1nt,0rn 1b~
zlrh CERTAIN amt good results" Cure
pGl- AMI skin diseases Dunr huy n
imzrxrson- Martin Freedman
sMiss Helen Trzylor Jeff Fin
DAY TO attend the the Sprirg tern
n the State University n Blooming
ton
IL C4--o1- Prrbo10e0-r- Wkshlnl
ton Pa sAy<. Il hare tsuni ko5o1 Dxs
PERSIA Care IN sxcelA-1r ready II cas-
q stomach fruab5-- and hare derive
xr-1- b-n-6t tron rs 1- II dlx-s-
xhz- rou Eat AMI czn1E I'll - c-rs
Martin Freeman
~Nr- Henri Fr,sch took Po.
session Tuesday Of the United state
np0t=I. on Mil street which be n
icently purchased The bar viii b
kept bv Fern bach I'll his Lce,1-
expires in July
@Mlss Alice N-JacObs- ds1<h
ter Of Levi Jacobs, trustee Of Hz
toxnship, and Mr. Pleas J. HOllC
xell. Il Biriseye- we're Marie
Monday Good luck 10 en-
Bixmarck's Iron Nerve
Wa the se<1l- Ct hz< <7Se2111 heAl-
I TrS0uIrahe wlll and rren~130g< e2er
7 are not touod where srOlzrh- ETer- -
n~r< AMI coxeAs are onr Ct order
. rcz xxnr rhe-~ g1klI-l<= ard the s1cr~
fher bring. ne Dr. kinxs N-E l.
, Pills Th-y 1=veApre~-rr r0.-r q hrz
AMI ts.iv- oalE &c n " Fr-t@Ar
ldr1< srorr-
ANIib1rn * Sweeney this Tes
fled q suit fOr for John Tabor.
lColumbis township. asking $50
damages D; John Preuss-a neizhb
farmer, for malicious prosecution
J He SAYS Pre1sr accused him
stealing . hog. and got OF. 4 sezrc
warrant bat found nothing. n
the hog vas found several nail
! Away the next day
POeTERSyILLE POINTS
: Farmers al busy
Mr.. j. L. Krcd~l i building
: cellar for Mrs W. kro1@l-
: Mr. Conrad Mebn- i hauling Il
e rcck for Mrs. KrOiel's cellar
Mr.. Thomas HAYS i going 10 II
Hrahn
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
GEN. 6ROSVENOR
Believes That Mckinley IL Already
Elected.

CHICAGO. Ills. Oct Cuisines at
national republican headquarters was
at stand still today. The commit
tee rooms were practically deserted.
Hanna. Heath and other leaders left
early on a special train to meet the
Roosevelt party at DeKalb.
The only ripple was caused by the
arrival of Official Forecaster" Gros-
venor, the Ohio congressman He
says Mckinley is elected and New York
Nebraska and Maryland he places in
the Mckinley column. Kentucky he
considers doubtful
Grosvenor will be entertained at din
ner this evening by Treasurer Volney
Foster of the national committee.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
At THE HOTELS.

PIERSON: A. b. GREGORY, w. Z.
Clark, st. Louis; L. b Rhea, Chicago;
Henry Terrell, wife and two sons. San
Antonio; j. l.. O'Shea, City; j. Kunz-
man. E. w. O'Neal, McHenry, Miss. ::
Francisco Laposse. Antonitta Laposse.
Julio Laposse. New York; VIM. Bah
bitt. Buloros Falls. VT; c. J. Thomas.
G. w. Peaslee, Walter Hammond.
Worcester. Mass.
PLAZA HOTEL: l.. T.. Cozard, OF
tawa. Kans.; Frank ID. Keiner, Kan
sas City; c. f. Turner, Trinidad, Colo.
A. Kurzweiler, st. Louis; E. II. Purri
BeIlinger. South Carolina; w. l..
Barnes, Las Cruces; J. ID. Osborn, Fort
Worth; T. p. Stevens. Fort Worth /:
Miss Jessie +. Erwin, Mrs. Smith and
children. Flagstaff. Ariz.; w. A. Nor
ris and family, Columbia, Mo-; Miss
Julia Sattler, Sherman, Tex.
ID. r. FRANCIS: l.. A. Hanen, Iowa
Falls; A. 4. White. East st. Louis;
f. NJ. Harter and wife, Alamogordo;
Mrs. S. H. Switzerland. AIamogordo;
j. G. SOvinger, Kansas City; Lee Ing
ham, Chicago; Miss May Miller, Nash
vile. Tenn; +. w. Hall, Albuquerque
w. F. Camden Cotton, San Bernodio;
Mrs. VIM. M. La Shorn. Miss Petra
Madagascar, St Louis; J. w. Bailey.
Lawrence, Kans.: B. p Malsi, St Louis
l.. Butler and II. Kyle. Phoenix. A. T.
GRAND CENTRAL: r. o. Open
hiemer. Mexico City: A Boone and
wife Sierra Blanca, Tex; Coy Alley,
San Luis Potosi: Miss Wardlaw, Santa
Rosalia: VIM. G. Henderson. Gallup. N
NJ; Stuart Pettingill, Redlands. Cal /:
W. o. Williams. Morenci, Ariz.: j. o.
Hatcher. FIT. Worth: G. w. Sullivan
and wife. Tucson, A. T.: T. F.. Glib
bon, VIM. NJ. Findley, Los Angeles:
Edward J. Long. st. Cloud: Walter p.
Bright. Orange. N. j.; w. A. Fritschi.
Jarrilla, N. NJ; r. Rowe, Wadsworth
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

near that place aud for which they
have recently received a very hsster-
ing offer.
Captain and Mrs Tom Bendy left
this mornioR for Eastland Texas in
answer to q message that Mrs Bendy g
sister was dead. They viii, be gone
several dsys.
Federico Miller, OF chihuahua,
where he has been to visit his flasher,
f Miller Sr., who was once the con
tractor to msnufacture copper coins for
| the Mexican Government.
John A. Jones returned this morn.
Ing to she mining property that he
and Mr.. King a'e developing In the
Barreal district on the Sierra Msdre
line. He has been here several days,
having come up to see his wife who
was here sick. Mrs. Jones has now
gone to Los Angeles for the benefit Of
her health.
L B Pollard. OF Lyle, Geors 10, .
brother of E K Pollard, the veil
known contractor, arrived this morn
Ing from Chattanooga. Tennessee. and
will take . position with his brother
in this city, he being ap expert carpen-
ter. He will move his family here as
soon as be can secure q desirable
house.
Hon. T. J. Hennessey, one OF the
railroad com mission ers of the state OF
Missouri. is a guest AZ the O-pdorf n
Mr.. Hennessey l. an old friend of
Captain Moses Dillon, with whom he
served when 10th were employed on
the Wabash. he Is en- route to Mexico
anc after q tour OF that country he will
return here for few days visit and
then go back To Missouri TO cast
his vote In the approaching election.
he is stsunoh democrat and is in
debted to that party for the Office he
nov holds.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
Mics Pearl Lucille Dunhsm, q ora

Mics Pearl Lucille Dunhsm, . gra.
duate OF Columbia School of Oratcry
and physical culture of Chicago has
permanently located with us ard for
the present, will teach in Central
School building after scnool hours
Miss Dun ham Is q thorough experience
ed teacher and comes to us with the
strongest testimonials. she will give
q recital in the near future. sl-o lee.
ture on physical culture. Ladies', ger :
tlemen and children who wien To take
any part Of TIE WORK in exIressi IN
are requested TO zee Miss Durham at
once a. GA San Antonio street. The
strong and the weak can arrange for
physical culture in private or in class
The terms are very reasonable. Word
left with Supt, Putnam or Prof Roach
will reach Mice Durham.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
PERSONALS.

JC O'Brannon, OF chihuahua, is at
the Zsiger.
A S G-eig went up to AlsmoRordo
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs George Estes. ~ Pecoe
City. are In the city to asie1s court.
WA Fritchi. manager OF the Jarilla
mines, Is registered At she Grand
Central.
| Augustus Fisher, manager OF the
br very at chihuahua, is In FL Psso
on business.
Mr. Turner. Q hustlinR real estate
agent of Trinidad, Colorado, fs spend
Ing few days in the city.
Ms Nanny Clement will leave 10
nipt for Devine, Texas, on visit to
her father, Major Bramlette.
Among the hotel arrivals In Cincin-
natl Ia,t SUNDAY was q Hsrnley, who
res istered, 1--WE WIZ Ell Paso 1901"
IA Ooenheimer, an employ OF the
Mexican Central at the City OF Mex
leo, Ia In the city 70 attend ieoerai
court.
DR. and MrsH NJ Whaling will
celebrate their twentieth marriage
anniversary on October twelfth NJ
Austin.
Leslie Place, vel, known here. Is
now stock keeper for the Columbus
Buggy company in their factory at
Hamilton, Ohio.
Five sesmen passed through the city
this morning en- route to toe United
States marine hospital at Fort Stanton,
New Mexico.
Mrs C T Newman ard little son and
daughter Miss Lillian have returned
from Auburn. Nebraska, TO spend she
winter In Ell Paso.
NJ. Kraksuer. Jr., manager OF the |
branch house of Kraksuer, Fork l. |
Move, ct Chibuahua, came In last |
night 70 visit IL parents.
CA Bogsiano, secretary of the New
Mexican Lead company, returned
Yesterday from the com panv's mines 10 |
she Organ mountains In New Mexico.
Julio Meller, owner and manager Of
the big clothing factory In Chihushua,
arrived In Ell Paso last night with his
family. They are going east to spend
q few weeks.
JH (Pete) Adams and Johnny Fulk-
erson Of the customs Office left today
for Monclova, MEXICO, on . tour OF II
spection to come mines that they own
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
QUO VADlS
Denounced AZ Immoral BY a Metho
dist Bishop.

APPLETON, Wisconsin, Oct. I'm
his address to five candidates about to
be ordained to the ministry, Bishop
Mallilieu, presiding officer of the Wis
consin Methodist conference, denounc-
ed the prevalence of immoral stories in
current literature, referring to Quo
Vadis" as a book no Methodist should
permit in his home.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

After October / Potter & White will
keep their drug stcre open all night.
First class pharmacists will be In
charge OF their prescription depart
ueus night and cay, and prompt, care
full service is guaranteed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
TURKISH BATHS.
MASSAGE. CHlROPODY. I
416 Mesa Ave.
YELLOW FEVER
Has Not Appeared In the Country
This Season.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-The marine
hospital service congratulates the
country and its quarantine service on
the fact that for the first time in 40
years this season now drawing to a
close has been free from yellow fever
within the boundaries of the country.
The chief points of danger to this
country have been Havana and Vera
Cruz
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
Excelsior Physical Culture.

Miss Blackmsn Is now permanently
located ~ Excelsior" Her after
noon and evening Glasses in Physical
Culture will meet Monday, Wednesday
and Friday of each week at three and
eight O'Clock. For particulars regard
ing these AID private or morning clsss-
es, address either Mise Rlackpsn or
DR.. Lindsay at Excelsior Corner N.
Oregon and Missouri SITS.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

Shorthand and typewritipR.
Monograph circulars.
Typewriter repairing.
First-olass work at moderate prices
at Ell Paso Typewriter Exchange, ITO
Texas st. Phone SIT.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

Hughes homemade Single Buggy
Harness. e5. 90, sS 90, $1,000 and sl2 90
Der set. Better than snv other bar.
ness usde. Heavy double wagon har-
ness, $40. co per ses and upwards.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

Biakesley and Freeman have an In
mense stock OF stationery and ohice
supplies at 107 FL Paso street. Every
Nh,np fresh and new.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

For typewriter supplies and al kindi
of stationery, try
BLAKERLEY & FREEMAN,
LOT FL Paso street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

Mics Blackmsn's physical culture
class 10 organized and che IL holding
meetings at Chopin hall, Moudsy:
Wedr esdsy and Friday evenings at .
O'Clock. All iuvit= d.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
e WEATHER.
Hotel Sheldon.

American Plan $500 to 500 per day.
European Plan 81 90 to 2 co per day.
AZ rooms bath and closet con nect'ons.
electric light, steam heat hot and cold
water in every room.
J. W. FISHER.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

On account of other investments
Will sell fifteen hundred shares Of the
Orion Mining Cos. stock at prices
which will surely pay Q handsome
profit to the purchaser.
j. W. ECKMAN.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

DR.. Lindssy's Offices are nov com.
pleteiy equipped and occupied by him
self at Excelsior Cor. Of Oregon ST.
and Buckler square.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

WANTED-400 head of cattle to pas
ture one year or less. Ranch at Val
entine. Texas. Address r. l.. Living
ston, Maria.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
Souvenir Sale and End Fall Opening.

Souvenir Sale aud End Fall Opening.
Beginning next Monday We will ex-
hibis an entire new stock Of Pattern
Hats. An elegant German Silver
hand mirror will be presented to every
purchaser of trimmed hat during
this souvenir week.
Posener's Cut Rate Millinery, 3 Pla-
"a Block
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

Those who are studying Spanish
will find it helpful to read some good
Spanish fiction. We have a good as
sortment at the Electric Book store.
line of Spanish dictionaries.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

Special Sunday dinners. Music by
Metropolitan orchestra, to p. m.
September %. Hotel Sheldon.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

Telephone Excelsior for DR.. Lindsay
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

Everything In drugs 1t Campbell q
Grsysop's.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

Shalam Pasteurixed Cream l-2 min
Jar 10 CITE at Watson's Grocery.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
Notice

Ell Paso Steam Laundry. Phone AZ.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

Potter and White, pharmacists, open
dAy and night.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-06-09
VOL. XII
AN OLD STORY.

was nineteen, she twenty-right,
When first | saw her lovely face,
Her fairy form Of lisSome grace.
knew that | had met my fate
When, as saw her golden hair,
Her carmine lip. her cobalt eye,
I muttered, with a furnace sigh,
aye gods, but she is passing fair.'
She twenty-cisht and I nineteen,
took to gloves and necktics bright
TO find more favor in her sight.
OF my affections she was queen;
Alternate hope and dark despair
Would mount or rankle in my breast;
She spoiled Il good deal of my rest
| said that she was passing fair.
She twenty-eiGht. | twenty-eiSht!
see the powder on her face;
Her form has angles more than
grace,
Her eyes are blue, but not quite
straight.
really thought my love would last,
But flecting years will love impair.
thought that she was passing fair
And 50 she was-but now she's past.
Chicago Record.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-06-09
A Topsy.Turvy House.

| One of the oldest sights Of the Paris
Exposition will be the Manor a ZEN
vers," or the topsy-turvy house. The
suggestion Of this unique house of mys-
terry first came from Russian engi-
neer named kotin. This extraordinary
building will represent a feudal man
sion turned upside down, the roof por-
ton forming actually the foundation,
and vice versa. The visitor will step
in up through the roof. and after going
up stairs several times will come down
to the cellar, which will be fitted I'D
as roof garden. There will even be
terraced garden in connection with the
topsy-turvy house, hanging, of course,
upside down in mid-air. Every apart
ment in the house will be sumptuous-
ly furnished. and the topsy-turveydom
will extend even to the furniture The
perplexed visitor. for instance. will see
Il cook maxim" some delicious smelling
soup. though both chef and saucapan
appear upside down. The bathroom
has a bath full of water upside down,
and the drawing room ha, a piano and
L performer playing the latest tunes
of the Eolies Rergerc also upside down.
This illusion of the iEtaricr is pro-
duced by an ingenious arrangement of
mirrors. This tOpsy turyy hons" after
the Paris Exposition viii be repro
dIced at Chicago and Concy Island
aud the buffalo Expocition.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-06-09

bis cartoons pes!de the face ~ n N.r9f.t,
put the face OF Il happy and limo :ant c3ill.
And so the sour face OF tbs iraaci5,s
and discustol eller brother is brought
out In order thai in the coatrase wa
might better understand the f1rsivin.
ard radiant face OF GOD. TAa. Is ths
meaning OF it--that Go1 is rcaivto taaa
back anybody that j. sOcry. to tjll;c aiei
clear tac., to taEe him blcl forever aat
forever and forever, to take hial back wit
loving bag, 70 rHt kiss on his i,ar:lui
lip. Il ring on his biOrtel hand, IN c3,,
shoe on his chnfel foot, IL garland Or Iii.
bleeding temples and heaven i1 MS soul
Oh, l fall 0at on that mnrcy! Come, ny
brother, and let us get down int the dri;,
resolved never to rlse until the Fat4er'5
forgiving hand shall lift us.
Or, what a God we have, Brin. vo1i
do1o!ogies. Cone, earth aui hsavr,i, ind
join in the worship. Cry alQuI. LIT tut
palm Branches. DO you noc feel t.,,
Fathers urn around your nee;? Do Y15
not feel the warm breath Of YOU" latac,
against your cheek? Surrender, voIa,et
SOU! Surrender, elder sou, SURRENDER
all! Go In today and sir down :. tan ban.
Quet. Take slice OF the fat:2i cal aaI
Hftcrward, when you ARE seajcl, VITA oae
hand in tho hand OF the rctGrno brother
and tie other hand IN the hand o. the re-
joicinS father, let your heart !aGt time tc
the clappinG Of the Gym oal and the ineilo.7
voice OF the flute. 1t is meet AaL we stunie
make merry and be glad, for thi., H.,
brother, was dead and is alive again. i.
was lost and is found. :
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-06-09

Advertise In this
Paper ana
increase your Business
An Advertisement
Is a silent CanvasSes
Always at work
In your interest.P For liheras
rates Apply to tho
publication office
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-06-09

FRANKLIN BOARD OF HEALTH.
DR.. s. J. Gates, chairman.
John A. O'Neill, jr.
II. B. Norris.
Alex. A. Stirling.
A. w. Ohlmayer.
W. H. Latham, secretary and sani-
tary inspector.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-06-09
OFFICIAL PARISH DIRECTORY

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Member OF Congress, Robt. T. Brous.
sard.
TENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
STATE Senator. F. B. Williams
24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Judge. ........A. c. Allen
district Attorney. w. b. Gordy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-30
he'd come back agn some other night
"a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

he'd come back ag'n some other night
and try to pay me off.
Il had jest penned up likely pig,
and that bar was bound to hev pig
meat if he couldn't hev honey: He
was suah to be back the next night,
and so | spent two hours greasin the
roof OF the pen with soft soap. When
l was through, it was 50 slippery that
even claws wouln't take hold. On
the second night, bout II O'Clock, the
bar showed up agin. He had bin
thinkin of fresh pork all the afternoon
and had got hungry over it, and arter
one look around he climbed upon the
roof Of the pen. 1t had steep pitch to
it, and it dropped off into a gully, and
that bar had skassly got up before he
was slidin down like log of wood
He shot off the roof into the gully like
a big ball, and me and the old woman
laughed till the tears came. Three
times the bar tried it, and three times
he was dumped yelled at him and
called him names, and his feelin's was
hurt ag'n. He was SO 'shamed bout
things that he wouldn't even fight the
dog.
Il knowed the varmint wouldn't gin
up that way, but would keep comm
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"One September day" said the old
possum hunter of Tennessee as asked
him for story, y was sittin on these
we're steps smokin my pipe when bar
suddenly appeared out thar by the co.
ner of the pigpen. | didn't git fiustrat-
ed. seen the bar was pore in flesh,
and l knowed his fur wasn't prime. 1t
amt no use to kill bar jest fur the
sake of KILN. Besides, thar was some
thin sort of cute lookin in his face.
AS we looked at each other he cooked
his ears and seemed to say:
Hello, Zeb Whitel I've called
around to see yo. l won't be with
KILN fur two months yit, and mean
while, if yo don't mind, we'll hev some
fun
81 took it that he said that, and the
old woman took it that way. too. and
SO didn't skeer him off. He saunter-
ed around fur a spell and then disap-
peared, but l knowed what he was up
to. | had two hives of bees, and he
had marked EN- down and would be
back some night arter honey. II wasn't
an hour befo' | moved them hives out
of his reach and replaced EN- with two
hives filled with straw. | shet the old
dog up in the house that night, and
long bout midnight he begun to whine
and growl l Jest got to the winder
when the bar Showed up. He was
arter that honey, and he hadn't no
time to waste. One hive wasn't huff
fur him, and he knocked both over as
soon as he got within reach and then
made ready fur a feast. When he
found them hives hard packed with
straw, he knowed it was joke, and
he sot UP and looked so shepish and
mean over it that | laughed fur half
an hour That bar went away feelin
hurt in his feelins, but l was suah