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The colored American., 1900-03-17

step forward In progress, some old Gus.
tom falls dead at our feet. Nothing
aould be more unnatural than that a
good woman should shirk her duty to
the State, If it were possible tor her to
discharge it.'
That was notable message, too, Civ.
co oy young woman lawyer of New
York, Gail Laughlin, who powerfully
and eioquently depicted the conditions
OF wage-earners and the uplifting effect
that the right to the ballot would have
in equalizlng industrial conditions and
opportunities. Suffrage Is not magic
wand, she thoughtfully SAID, out a
golden gate to opportunity. The infu-
ence of politics on woman's work In
philanthropy was clearly and ably set
forth by Mrs. Isabel Barrows. That ed
ucational freedom ls ham pered by the
lack Of politica! freedom was the point
well taken by Miss Harriet May Mills,
who aptIy declared that education has
not come because women wanted it,
and that every college-bred women
owes debt of gratitude to the suffrage
ga full fl edged sovereign
Of the United States," Mrs. Mary
Bradford of Colorado, presented a mas
terly address on "The Social Transfor-
nation" in chat State claiming that
political equality is to bring about not
only the improvement Of the individual |
but also the elimination OF the |
party bsss " and the enforcement of |
aw.
There were naturally no more accept
able speakers before the convention
han the women who had done things
n lines Of municipal betterment. The
southern representative, who told OF
he bit of god work done in New Or
cans and Baton Rouge when women
property holders were permitted to
'ote, and better sewerage system was
he result; the Chicago woman, Mrs.
Pau, who has done such efficient ser
ice on the street cleaning corps; the
Voman mayor Of Gaylord, Kan, Mrs,
Haskell, who has just refuse third
erm. and the State librarian of Kansas,
irs. Diggs. were the bearers of inspir-
ng and helpful messages.
The colored American., 1900-03-17

to secure for women the rights of cit1.
zenship f7r the purpose Of pressing
these movements will always be pre-.
eminent In the minds of thoughtful
women until the problem has been set.
tied ia the right way.
A remarkable feature of the conyen.
ton was the lumber Of pioneers In a..
tendance. But the speakers, 1t is to be
noted, were, as rule. young women,
amp many made their debut at this time
on the uational suffrage forum. Among
these there MAS no more interesting per.
sonallty than Mrs. Mary Church Ter.
reIl, president of the National Associa'
ton Of ColOred Women. AN Oberlin grad
uste and highly cultivated orator,
whose time is almost wholly devoted to
work among her race, of which she ia q
noble and inspiring example Mrs. Ter
Tell, 1t Is pertinent to note, was the first
cOlOred woman to be made trustee of
Washington schools. Perhaps the most
striking and concise statement of the
whole session was uttered when she de-
Clsfea during her impressive address on
"Ihe Justice Of Woman Suftrage:"
lie founders Of this republic called
nsaVeE and earth to witness that it
should be government Of the people,
iOr the people and by the people; and
!S' the elective franchise Is withheld
nom one half Of the citizens, many of
"uom are intelligent, cultured and
'n'uous, while it ls unstintingly be.
''O"eo upon the other, some OF when
a'' HA!e'5te, debauched and vicious,
0ecSa'e he word people, by an un.
p"aiisis1 exhibition Of Photographed
s''oUs!s' Las been turned and twisted
~ ~esn all who are shrewd and wise
uOlsh 10 have themselves born boys
,D''eao q girls, or who took the trouble
=" 'e corn white instead of black. The
suasD thatIt is unnatural for women
W, NJ 'O'e Is ss old as the rock ribbed hills
~ "ua'sYsfis unusual is called unnatural
NC "0f!d over. When the world takes q
The colored American., 1900-03-17
Cures
Weak en-
Free
1nsures Love and Happiness,

1nsures Love and Happiness.
How any man may quickly cure him
self after years of suffering from sexual
weakness,lost vitality, varicocle, etc. and
enlarge small weak organs to full size
and vi igor. Simply send your name
and address to DR.. L. W.Knapp, 1911
Hull Bldg, Detroit, Mich, and he will
gladly send the free receipt v ith full di.
rections SO that any man may easily
cure himself at home. This Is certain
ly most generous offer and the follow.
ing extracts taken from his daily mail
show how men write him.
"DearSir:- Please accept nay SINGER
thanks for yours of recent date. have
given your treatment atherough and
the benefit has been extraordinar IT.
has completely braced me up. am lust
as vigorous as when boy and you can.
not realize how happy I am"
Dear Sir:-Your method worked
beautifully. Results were exactly what
I needed. Strength and vigor have
completely returned and enlargement
is entirely satisfactory"
"Dear Sir:-Yours was received and
[ had no trouble in making use of the
receipt as directed, and after few
days use can truthtully say it is boon
to weak men. am greatly improved in
size, strength and vigor."
All correspondence is strictly con-
idenrial, mailed in plain sealed en-.
velope. The receipt is free for the ask
ng and he wants every man to have it.
The colored American., 1900-03-17
The Suffrage Cause.

A Great New England Newspaper Pays a
Glowing Tribute to the Speech of Mrs.
M2rv Church Terrell who Spoke Be-
tore he White Women in Great
Coayen ion Here.
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Pay Your Poll Tax.

All persons desiring to retain their
right TO vote for the next two years
will have to pay their poll tax before
January lst.
Hereafter no person will be allowed
to vote at any election in this state
unless he can show his poll tax receipt
for two years previous to the lime at
which he presents himself as a voter.
A great many Of our people do
not pay their taxes until after Jan.
u"ry the first, and usually pay the
poll tax at the came time. But this
tax must Ike paid before January the
first in order to preserve the right OF
franchise. All good citlzens irres.
pective of party should come at once
and get their poll tax receipt, not
only for the purpose OF preserving
the right to participate in oil elec.
tions. but also for the purpose of
helping our public schools. II you
cannot come yourself, send your
dollar by some friend, but BY all
means pay your poll tax and pay it
at once.
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Thursdays Success.

The enter:ainmeut given at Tsbors
Hall last Thursday under the aus pices
of The Ladies Auxiliary of ST. Johns
Episcopal church Was . success both
socially and financially. The Christ
mas tree was \ thing of beauty, being
beautifully decorated With fantastic
figures, and liz mp with lanterns Of
all the colors OF the rainbow. The
tree was loaded with presents, and
old Santa Claus very grac'ousIy gave
q presen, to every child as we'll a. to
most Of the grown people. Old Santa
Claus vas well impersonated by Mr..
Frank Harmon and so we'll did be
conceal MS identity that DO one re-
cognized him who Was nct 10 the
secret
Immediately after the exit Of Santa
Claus dancing commenced and
lasted until q l:te hour The
stands we're literally
patronized and all iu all, quite a nes,
amount was realized from the enter
.ainmeut for which the ladies' iu
charge deserve the srare credit
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The opening overture Of the Al G..
yield Greater Mins,rels 10 q pretty
musical novelty and 10 arranged TO
introduce the entire ensemble Of the
company in q very taking and effec-
tive manner. Before the curtain
ascends, drums are heard in the dis.
tance giving the effect Of the min
stre!s on parade. As tue curtain i.
rolled up there isdiscIosed to the
audience one OF the prettiest sage
settings ever designed. 1t is an ex-
quisIie representation of . beautiful
PARK festoooed with bowers of roses.
The band is seen marching through
the tarraces u sn inspiring air. Be
hind them marching in soIdierIy fash
ion is the company Of singers. As
the singers take their pla ces tue
strains of cake-walk are heard ana
six pretty little tots are seen leading
IN fantastic cake-valk the eight snd-
men. At the flush Of the coon mel
ody the entire ensemble breaks into
the Drinking Chorus from "Rosti-
cana" after which they sing Magyar
Chorus from the Fortune Teller, and
several other lively numbers.
The costumes are gorgeous, the
marching. grouping and general
Of the scene makes II
novel and interesting. the picture
Of q park is ~ near q representation
.s the painters art can make it. The
Engagement Of inuumerabie electric
Iishtr hs;ghtens the general eject and
aids ous toSnagine they are io Gay
Pares, as the picture is q clever scenic
Of tf1e. Garden Of the
ruilleries-s noted psyk Of the
French CAPITAL
A Night a; the rark with the - G.
Pield Greater Ninstreis can be spent,
Nth pleasure and profit The splen-
lid singing, excellent instrumental
music, beautiful sceLary and the
sughabie absurdi.ies of the m:ns,ress
will drive dull cars away.
Opera House Friday January s,h.
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Sorry, Harrisons.

The Harrison Bros Minstrel ag-
gregatiOn arrived here too late Thurs
day to exhibit IN the afternoon as
snnounced-but managed to arrange
their cushion ? seats to perform that
night-and yesterday morning the
expression was general that if the
train had not arrived at all it would
have suited the Thlbodaux people
better. 1t Was simply q "Nothing"
performance from beginning to end,
and about as "bum" q thing as We
ever want to witness again. We
sympathize with the large audience
present at this perfc rnance, and feel
more SO for the Harrisons.
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III other goods sold at pro-
portionatelv low prices.
Call and be convinced. ...
/. 6 $. kATZ.

Christmas day, 1900 may be se,
down in the annals OF Louisiana rs
an ideally beautiful day. The mlld
glow Of AL autumn sunshine fell in
mellow rays over an indian summer
landscape.
Through the hazy distance, a deep,
er tinge Of purple in the northern sky
served as u reminder that in the far
west, the wintrv blast is already
blowing, aud may soon waf. au icy
kiss TO our buds an,' flowers. But it
was only as q mere Suggestion, for
the atmosphere was just what it
should always be. il things were as
one could wish-a fair middle be.
tween heat and cold; crisp enough to
make exercise enjoyable, and sharp
enough TO whet the appetite for the
good things that Christmas brings
along.
10 our little city, the most peace.
fal behavior was observed. by the
various types Of citizens that roamed
through its principal streets. Al
though q number Of stores and drink
ing estab' 'ishments were opeu, there
was no rowdiness, no apparent lack
OF equilibrium either in physical or
moral department. Through the wise
ordinance Of our ever thoughtful
Mayor, the reckless, irresponsible boy
was not allowed to indulge hl. favor
ite propensity. Fire crackers were
voted out, and broken fingers and
dis6gured faces we're a remembrance
Of the past.
A spirit Of mutual fricndliness
seemed actually to prevail, and all
went a. gay as a marriage bell. Let
Us hope that the cause Of this general
good feeling was the Consciousness
that each and every one had done his
duty to his fe.low. That the ner.
chant in his store, the farm-t on hrs
the banker in his Office
had kept his ear open 10 the voice Of
human sympathy which bids Us do
unto others IS we would he done rs
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Christmas day was unusually quiet
In Thibodaux, because Of the rigid
enforcement OF Ordinance No. 90
prohibiting the shooting Of fireworks
There were, however, some few
violations Of the ordinance. For
instance while our efficient town
marshall, after a hard (?) days work.
was paving a Christmas call on some
Of his relations" residing on ST.
Philip street, some of the boys, on
mischief bent, had the audacity to
set of cannon fire cracker directly
in front Of the house where our
marshal was quietly talking to his
relations.
Our able assistant town marshal ut
once rushed To this part OF the town
for the purpose Of arrest,ng the
violators Of the law, but on reaching
The scene, he found two o. our Oldest
and most respected citizens quietly
strolliug down the street, and Of
course they could not even be sus-
pected Of having violated the majesty
of the Law.
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10 Our Subscribers.

Bills will be mailed or presented to
our subscribers for subscriptions now
due and which will become due with.
IN the next two or three mouths. The
fact that the term Of your subscrp.
ton is not ended should not staud iu
The way OF a settlement whenever q
bill is received. The rates are in
advance and we need money to meet
our obligations, therefore we urge our
subscribers to be promp, in settling
Tor the paper. Come up gentlemen.
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Order Of Court.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, J

II n n
a,ru Jrntr1,, nran W ouIsiANA, T,
oDieIAL DIsrhicI COURT.
80 80 .l, ~. kEp, mat tne ses
C",,s, n,u Inc saiu Sc'n. 'uoicixi District
ishn. - fss1,' IN ana Ioi the par
and ,hs s.',o .e auu aeIreDonhe oe
10 hnida, o m ,'it az ne,epy nAeu ana shail
"""'
In and for the Parish OF Lafourchc
the sessions shall begin as follows:
On the fourth Monday Of January;
On the second Monday Of March;
On the fourth Monday Of April;
On the fourth Monday Of Nav;
on the second Monday Of September
On the fourth Monday OF October;
On The Erst Monday of December OF
each year. and each session shall last
untii the opening day Of the succeeding
session IN the parish Of Terrebonne
ana, until otherwise provided. the ses-
sion beginning ON the second Monday
OF March and that beginning on the
second NJ onday Of September shall be
Jury sessions at which grand and petit
Juries snail De drawn tn serve in accord
ance with law; provided; that when
ever deemed necessary by the court n
special jury may be ordered drawn to
serve at any other OF the sessions herein
txed.
In and for the parish Of Terrebonne,
the sessions shall begin as follows:
On the third Monday of February;
on the first Monday OF April;
On the second Monday Of June;
On the first Monday OF October;
On the thlrd Monday of November;
On the third Monday o! December Of
es.n Year, ana eacn session shall last
uue'i III. hine uas 81 me succeeding
s'..' n ~ .nc parish % batourche; ana.
S,.i NM, o.n 'se pao'iusu, the session
80 ou .,'e nrs. -aohoa! OF APrii
an p rnnu D Jury sessions AT
49,. snu anu Pit JnIies rnaii De
. - ~ accoroaiice win law !;
pr, ~, 81, .Aa. . wneissei ueeineu heccr-
Js os Lhe coul' . special jury may be
o.ue.eu .ul.. uI avn W serve At any otheT OF
srts. ....en nA~u'
s.I.icn I'LL ,as .ne opening Gay oI
.,..s;-,,, .i.i, al oI rsai hoiIoAy' uS
- ,baS.n siH y" 'hc hfst iegai
tna, To- ,,..t ..
,ha iIl..ns ~ mSel-,ra.er s1. oi
h'nna 80 "a ~nu ieIIo-
,nisdera..rar 'cy u'ieoeu S 80 .nake
hands accen,.a in .,,oh sPpsa.e
80 on ,he r., a. ~ ~ SsIS Isauin
sio, ~ Tia con-, ~, r.. my
nsrishe. mh.n 49, IA -. ,rPoesc
I'm ., tie tine - s,ct ,s.,. r.. -,
rcrerence and On ~ tniIn..;n al ~.
neyt a,te, ,be .enar,anoo -. uas
auce bond which the court is in sersion
At the time Of such reference; and ali
appearance bonds in eases where the
punishment may De imprisonment a.
the er-t oay - - ;nrr .,s-i1.,, ."n .e ,tI pi'
'! III VII.
parish in which ihe cases originate next
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Master Francis Robichsux, who IL
attending school at Bay ST. Louis.
Miss. is spending the holidays with
relatives in town.
Miss Rita Foret, daughter OF Mrs.
j. Foret, who is attending school in
New Orleans, csloe over TO spend the
holidays at home.
Miss Lucille Shaver OF News Or
leans 's spending the holidays with
her parents 10 our city, Mr.. and Mrs.
{. p. Shaver.
Roland Williamson. a Notary Pub
lie and an attacbe Of this Office, left
Last Saturday to spend the holidays
with friends and relatives at Sbreve-
port.
Chas. Morvant, son Of Hon. r. u.
Morvant, Who is q law student at the
Tulane University of New Orleans lie
enjoying the holidays with home
folks on Rienzi plantation.
Sidney Lsgarde and Miss Cecile
Naquin were visitors TO Houma last
Saturday. Miss Gussie Adams &C.
companiej them home from Houma,
and is the guest OF Miss Naquin.
DR. H. s. Smith made q flviop trip
to New Orleans last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Wilder. of
Richmond Va. are spending the holi.
days with Mr. and Mrs. &c. Jen-
nings, her father and mother.
Rev. Mother Apoline returned last
Wednesday from a short trip to New
Orlean. she was accompanied by her
niece Miss Clara Bell and Misses A.
Spauiding and E. Morales, who are
to spend few DAYS here.
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The Fortunate Ones !

Have you been fortunate enoogh
to receive q card from tine Bank Of
Thibodaux, requesting you to call for
a Christmas Souvenir, If you have
not, you may probably not be s
patron of this fourishiog haanciai
institution
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TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT has been thoroughly
tested FOR mauy years, aud is q posi
tive care for this u. nst distressing and
embarrassing Of troubles. Price, SO
cents in bottles. Tubes, IS cents.
For sale by ThibodSux drug store.
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How to Cure Group.

Mr. X. Gray, who lives near Armenia,
Duchess country, y. Y, says: "Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is the best
medlciue l have ever used. 1t is =
fine chlldren's remedy for Group and
never fsiis to cure" When given as
soon as the child becomes hoarse. or
even after the croupy cough has deve.
Ioped. it will preven, The attack. This
should be borne in mint and q bottle
Of the Cough Remedy kept at hand
ready for instant use as soon xs toese
symptoms appear. For sale By Roth
drug store.
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Special Sale.
l. & S. kATZ
Next to Fleetwood's drug store are
Selling Out at COST,
On account of retiring from business
Note the Bargains:
Note the Bargains:

n Suits-Biack worth 800, going at S. 90
20 Su!ts-6iack W orth ~ OO, going at So 90
Suts-blue SERGE worth ~ CO. going at--.-- 49, so
ts-Oete[ "eieht, worth l5OO going at .--$l so
~ Suits-Grey Cashmere, worth 1900 going at t 81 so
IL Suits-Dark Grey worth Is 90 going at Si1 SO
SuitVGrey worth 9OO going at 50
outns olze worth 65O, going at g. Is
Suts-ror fo1tns better grade, worth $780, at &C. SO
SutsTScotch Goods worth 75O, going at S. IS
Tar rams Biue Cashmeres, worth 1000 at S. so
II Palr Lighter weight worth 9OO going at S. 50
! Lot Children's Suits from g.. .25 to $3 90
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New Store.

II you want
A lunch,
Cskes,
Candies,
Fireworks,
Periodicals.
of ali kinds,
See Mrs. f. Webre,
20-4t. on Main stree&
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For Sale.

Second hand doors, blinds, door
and window frames, mantle pieces,
cisiern. stoves, etc; cen be purchased
at the Convent at very reasonable
prices. Is.
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PERSONAL POINTERS

Year "Iegent" Shoes, they are the
,.s ooly $3.50, at The Racket store.
Mr. ard Mrs. \. T. Bourg were
,jlors ~ New Orleaus this week.
W,I.ton Knobloch spent several
&v, with his father, Judge Knobloch.
De- J. Price. our Coroner spent
few hours in our midst last Sunday
Henry T. Dansereau, is home to
Yeud the holidays.
Constable Max Duprc, was n visl.
tx 10 Mo,gan City on Wednesday.
Messrs. Octave Coiguet ard +. L.
Knohloch arc home to spend the
holidays.
Louis B. Julllat is home again
si.sr an absence Of several weeks out
grinding
Earle Knobloch, wife and child
have been visiting relatives here since
thr last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mattlngly OF
farebonne spent last Sunday in
Town with friends.
Mr.. Eaton Stansberry of Baldwin
Ia. Is visiting his sister Mrs. Louis
Tabor Of CauAi street
Misses Francis and Alice Malhiot
made short trip down the BAYOU TO
visit frisnda
Among the tens Of thousands who
have used Cbamterlian's Cough Rene.
dy for colds and Ia grippe during the
past few years, tn our knowledge. not
. single case has resulted in pneu.
ncun. Thos Whitfield d Co. 24O
Wabash avenue, Chicago, one of the
nost prominent retail druggists III
that city, IN speaking Of this. says:
aWe recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Rsmedy for la grippe in many eases,
= il not only gives prompt and com.
psie recovery, but also counteracts
sy tendency Of Is grippe to result IN
pseamonia For sale by Roth drug
sop.
Waller Ragan. Of Piaquemine, ar.
ivsd in our city on Thursday to
|9snd the holidays with relatives.
Nice line Of Shirt Waists, Handker-
axis, Hosiery, COrsets etc. at The |
Iacket Store.
Any persons wanting DR.. Hamlet |
Anores lines OF medicines for the !
ssaimeut of stock can find them at |
s.c. .Ragans stable.
Ado!phe Brxud, Of New Orleans,
ssst Christmas with his mother Mrs.
Snsile Braud, on jackson street.
Ais Julia Bourg left for Pla.,en-
sk on Monday to visit relatives for
sku dsyA
nlas Agnes Bourc visited relatives
aapoieoo'ilie the first dsys of the
Aphouse Brousseau. Of BROOKLYN
l., brother OF Mrs. Thos. A. Ba-
a' spen; several days here as her
Bell law student Of Tulane
e'siiy and q popular young man
Shreveport is the guest of III.
n Aorvan; of REM.
G and Mrs. Thos. D. Kent and
Alma Wes, spen, Christmas day
,neodanx, as the guests OF Mr..
AAn VI. 2. Martin. II
q and Mrs. c. p. Shaver are
1'aing as their guest, Mr.. aud
.ean Watheu OF AbbevilIe and
hacd Wathen OF Lebanon Nv.
oae can reasonably hope for
|seaiih unless his bowels move
Zach dsy. When this IS moi,
10. disorders Of the stomach
u'loasnsss, headache dyspepsia
srss soon follow. II YOU wish
|0 tese ailments keep your
rguiar by taking Chamber
- s'onsch and Liver Tablets
(GesSired They are 50 easy to
& Mid and gentle in effect.
ny Roth drug store.
- Irnselair. = medical student
.sas Unwersi,v is spending the ]
- WITH las parents on Laurel a
spisn.a,iOn.
as'ss po! tax sud pay i: q, p
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A Free W
F'irewOrk
w Show
Like the Rocket, our sales
are going up; like the stick
ourprices are comingdown


NOTE THESE BARGAINS.
Ladies embroidered Plush capes worth T. so ONLY 35O
Lades black Beaver capes worth us only 200
La9es ue and Black double capes cheap so only 25
Ladies Mercerized silk nndershirts in ali the new
special at Sl.6O. ~ '
LADIES SWISS ribbed underwear Vests and Pants feeced
lined best made for 25c 'o
Hosiery Xxi rib full seamless extra long leg
. sizes 5 to 81 Big value at Oc. pair '
ades button Shoes guaranteed solid leather i'm fin and
. plain toe, the finest shoe made for 25 a pair T ~
Mercerlzed silk Ladies shirt Waists Sl35
pair. ' ' i'''
Blu BAkGAlN! One lot of ladies lace shoes plain toe
very me dongola, made to sell at 80 pair manu-
iacturers mistake permits to offer them to YOU for
Si;Io pair Ladies, step into pair before they are
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Miss Rita Foret. daughter OF Mrs.
j. Foret, who is attending school in
New Orleans, csloe over to spend the
holidays at home.
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Master Francis Robichsux, who IL
attending school at Bay 81. Louis.
Miss. is spending the holidays with
relatives in town.
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Miss Lucille Shaver OF News Or
leans 's spending the holidays with
her parents 10 our city, Mr.. and Mrs.
{. p. Shaver.