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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-10-13

~ Musloal Ind Dsamatieal Hntss.
>sihmsnt 10 b given b. the pupils OF
10 Convent School On Sunday Deem
tsr ID for the bene1t Of the sehool
fund. promises to Be- . brilliant success,
ana w sincerely hope that the good peo-
ple Of st. Msrtinvills will show - they
have always done their appreciation Of
the Labor Of the good Sisters.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-10-13
LOCAL NEWS.

MI. P. J. Fleming left Monday
.for Arpaudvills where b will opsn
. drugstore.
NOTICE. Just reesived z Car
loads of Furniture IT l. q iDu-
champ. i
The married ladies 'sucbre dub
-v.s handsomely shttrtainsd We'd
lpesdsy by Mrs. TO-. Labb&
Miss Emma Rhymes, Of Till.
man, Richiand Parish, La, ID Wis
Ting her brother, DR.. Willfxm 81
Rhymes.
Mrs. Cssimir Wits Ind Mn.
Dan DeBlanc left for New Orleans
last Sunday, 10 buy millinery for
their new store. !;
Miss Tilly Hait'lsft Wsdnes-
day for Dryden, Tsxs. where she
viii spent s'few days With her de-
M, Mrs. Thompsoh.
Tomorrow evening the bAm6us
'Greig Cornst band viii pisy on
the pavilion, - usual . good pro-
gram is in store Tor our people. l
Mr.. and Mn Erasts Brssux
had the misfortune to lose their
little boy. Daniel. who died Last
Friday. the 9Th inst, st'ths 'sse' Of
10 months. /,
Any person having . plantation
of from 100 to $50 acres, With ca.
bins stable ETC, to 'rsdt DR. sale.
should call early and SEQ Mr. L
)Bienvenu. the real estxts agent
The R. Martin Snsxr Co, hsve
!. . large number Of cars On the saw
mill switch, which Dire being cra-
'ted, and will b used for the haul
ing Of sugar cane.
The colored people sre going TO
have an entertainment On -Satur-
day the Goth inst. for 'the purpose
.sof raising funds to help the Fsvo-''
rite Brass Band to buy 'usw In
'stRuments. {
Daniel, the young ron 'df Bro.
Greig had his 6ngeS'out in . GIN
ct the cotton Riunsry d Fduthet
4 Delahousssye Tuesday evening,
fortunately the wound b not ssri-
ours. 50 -
Mr.. j. B. Lsvert stfivsd on 81
John Wednesday, 10 b pfesstit Ut
Vie starting Of the grinding ses-
son. which will De lonestxhis yesr
than last
ALI Saint Day il approaching
and We can see . large member Of
persous IN the cstnststy 0lesuinS
Up, bat ne whole plsce isUovsrsd
up with . growth OF ~ Rrassse
That should be cit down even It Il
Was to be done BY Subscription.
The Repabficsns lave cpyssd
Vie campaign IN earnest ~ THU
parish; and ere now holding ward
meetings, and TIE issdsss report
That their work u progressing very
I satisfactorily. They ezpsct TO 10
duce the majority Of Bob Brous-
ard to q small figure.
The corn ctop IN TIN section
has been 20 short that h II almost
impossibfe To by that product u
almost any prise. The grain crop
Ut the Went, however. his bser
/, very large, and prices a. these Il.
! sicles will be reasonably Tow.
NOTICE. Just received ths
largest stock II mating sud rugs
L c. Duchahp.
The rice esvst hxS struck thu
parish, and many Of or planter
aro kA;SleuA, ~ t>hkk;snv ,>nsrna nj
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-10-13
MRS. cASlRlIK Witt,
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
WILL OPEN ocTocEk 1877.
!. 1HvnK STOCK ooN8s uIREoT FROM !.
NxW YORK.

~ W. =. ~ - vsl:..
Hooss Dsn NO. 's-Ds ~ . = A
.1dkwr Rxsor.uTyoN
-.
Psoponee % Ameao.s.s - !. A'sss.s -
setas ccnstitusisa Il thssssss q
1euMhhh.
Sseti6a, one. y II enaetsd By To
General Assembly d Tie st!te Of Louis.
isdA, Two third Of oil menbers elected
u "a House eaneurrinG. Inst Article
INTO HuAdted end Three q the Consul
siblea q ~ etdss u Loaisisna b -
jnendsd q u fsaa y tollows:
Article ~. ASsusl6A tdt 70 exceed
iRht a. DotiArt pr Month shall b
widowed u eNdh 'CGaftdsrsts solder q
Ssilor vJstttA. Who pssssssss III sf. Tie
Following t6ala1eatisna:
lsk lie shxA Aavs assvsd 6dnosablv
iron tho date 4 his 1hlistmsnt uhyil the
|cIoie d ~ Iats Civn Wss. q Until Be
was discharged tr rkaUlsd. In sons mih-
tssy osgannatsoa rsge1arv No. q
Into ~ Army = Nsyy " ne Centeesr-
~ stssa. aod MN oAve rseained NJ
70 the Co6fsdstAss Ssasss tu sne sss'
rsndss. ..,
snd. HsSeali = u 'na!ssus o'svun'
|stansss. saa usdSls b sGaha Hvslfhesd
~ Ais ON iseefSe sksn.
trd. Ae seeH not . seasled :! 49,
wiss pt6vldea Tor y NJ $40 = Ace'
isianA Or " ny eee@ cno q uovsn'
msaA
Ia eaeas :.lissse = say oss., -.
uou ueseessu Snse v'c -
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-10-13
It Happened IN a Drug Store


zone day last winter lady came to
ny drug store end Asksd for Z brand ~
ecHgh medicine that I diA net have 10
steek, ssys NJ. O. b asandin. ths ptpa-
lar druegist Of Ontario. N. 7. @6hs wss
dIssppsintsd aad wanted. to know what
eoueh prspsrsfish / could recommend.
/ aid to hss thai I could freely recon-
nsnd Chanbs.islh's Cough Remedy and
that shs could tiks bottle u the rsme-
u and after giving Il fair trial II che
didynot nnd Il worth the money 10 bring
bHek TIE bottle ind would refund Tie
pFies paid. In Tie esarse of . day OF
to De lady tame bask h company
ttitA Q friend IN nssd of q cough msdt-
sih4 and advised be- 10 Buy . bottle Of
ChAnbselaln's Cough Remedy. ! eond-
Der that . vsry good instrumentation
ise The rsmsdy." Tn remedy owes IN
ersas popularity end extensive sale In .
lsrfs measure u the psrsohai reeo0-
nsnaations Il bsoplt who have bssn
eused bv IT. uss. Il b fbs sAls bv I. 4
Labbs.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-10-13

When you'SsSHos ilssp for 'tbashihs.
|it 10 hardly necessary that any 'bns
'thpuld tell voh that yoa Ksed = few do
- Of Chambeelain'g Congh Remedy %
allay The irritation II the throat, and
uaks sleep possible. Il b gold. For
sale at I. ]. LAbbes drugstore.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-10-13

The weather. the beginning Of
this week has besn quite COOL and
It came upon 'us quite suddenly.
This should remind our planters
that the time hss arrived TO put
down their seed cane. Planters
should never witt attsr the 18th
Of October 10 ssve their seed. be-
cause We generally have killing
frosts between Che 18th Of Octo-
Der and the LIT Of November.
The town ootucil hes now pass
cd the side wtlk ordinance. and
tho streets ordered made are
Bridge, Main and Church, which
has 10 b done in thirty days. We
will now wait 10 zee how the coun-
Gil l. going 10 enforce this ordi-
nance. Il il remain dead on the
books il will b Of no good. but Il
strictly enforced, it will be OF the
greatest convenience. and after q
while We are certain, than even
those who are opposed to the Law.
viii appreciate n
oomingl ComfngIl The largest
stoek Of Holiday goods that ever
came here. and which will be dis.
played "as usual ct the mammoth
store Of l. G. Dschamp which ID
nov lit by electric light
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-10-13

when you have no'tppstits. Do not re-
lisA your TODD and feel dull sftse eating
20 nay know that need doss Of Cham.
teelains Stomach and liver Tsblsts.
ttice. q cents. SamSte tree ct 7. J.
Labels drug store.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-10-13

The local cotton market has
been quite brisk this week. due 10
The entering into this market ct
the st. Landry Cotton Oil Co..
Who raised the price from Oh to
Oh per thousand pounds Of cotton
in the seed. This 10 . little war
between the mills that may not
lsst very long, but - Il 10 on now.
ne planters who have cotton on
hand. should profit sad gs< the
highest price fot their crop. Nov
u the time to sell, and sell at .
rushing too.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-10-13


L c. DuchaInp.
The rice esvst h1s struck thin
parish, and many Of our planters
IRE thinking u putting sone d
their lands in rice. Qaitt = nun
Der Of strAngsis hive slso visited
this parish 10 rent lard fot the
cultivation Of rico, We certainly
have the finest sics laAdD n tn
country.
The Oil Mills have bssn u Wi
IN the Opelousas district 6ne cot
ION seed, the pfies paid = "a psl
Son With indications that tho ptius
will 60 higher. We San look b,
Mat price here too, = ~ demand
Tor cotton and cotton sd = muci
larger than the supply.
NOTICE. Going out u Oar
mage business I offer buggiss and
Surries at Cot Price l. G. Do.
champ
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01
ST0CkMAN SWAZE1
SWINnLES BANKS

Kansas City. Iuly 3d.-A warrant
las been issued for the arrest OF Eli
ward L. Swazey. wsit.En1wb cattle
suau. charging him Nitb intent 10
sheai aud defraud In selling the Third
National Bank Sf Springfield, MaSsa'
chusestS, third mortgage ot SI..zsy
1n 10 head Uf cattle Owncd by J IL.
Kenny Of HepphiIl county, Texas. II
Is alleged thar Swaxey represented
that the mortgage war 4 first hen,
whereas Il Was aScSuA Hen,
II true. the operation Ia idcniieal
with those pursued by Grant Glllett,
the Kansas plaHgrr. who re-sncstEas.
ed cattle 10 the amount % over q Izztli.
ton dnitArs tiHlctt crossed 10 Old
Mexico, where be has since resided.
According To a report from the Office
Of the Baakers and Gagt9eEpep's Pro.
teetlve Association. SwAnsy's irrexu-
larities~ approximate STo@so Until
the time u It's tfaapctAi collapse. thr~e
months ago AiE, SSaEFy was a mem,
ber Of the toraI c1UnntsNiup ErTu Of
I.add. Pcnny a swAEaS. The arTa did
= general cattle commission business
ai the stock Yards
Sway Is reported TO have He'd To
South America,
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01

Monza, italy. July 80. = King Hum,
bert has been assassinated.
He was shot here last evening by u
man named Angelo Bressl, and died
In few minutes
The King had been attending ssl
tribution OF prizes in connection with
gymnastie competition.
He had just entered his carriage Win
his aide-de-camp, amid the cheers of
the crowd. when he was struck oy
three revolver shots fired In quick sue
cession.
one pierced the hear: Of his majesty,
who fell back and expired in a few
minutes.
The assassin WAS Immediately ar
rested and was. with some difficulty.
sa ged from the fury Of the popuIaee'
He gave the name Of Angelo hressi'
describing himself IS Of f'rato. IN rus
cany.
Rome. July %, 3 a. m.--The news OF
the terrible event did not arrive mere
until after midnight.
SiguoT Saracco, the pnsHier, lnnl's'
diatesy sunIuoued = meeting OF the
Cabine; and the ministers viii start
nj the earliest possible moment Tor
Mouza.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01
THE COMING ELECTION
IN NORTH CAROLINA

Raleigh. n. e. July Su.--A general
election win be held In this state mex
Thursday, and the question Of the adop
tiou OF ars amendment to the constita-
ton limiting the electoral franchise
VIII be sotei ON. There i apparently
little doubt as to the result af the sifs.
ton. both as 10 the amendment ntsa
the state ticket. II now scents to %
simply a question 81 majority The oI,-
ponents cf the amendment acknew'
edge that Il VIII be adGJiisd-
As the amendment and the Demo
cratic ticket viii run very Glese tsss
gether. the Pppulizts and Republicans
have practically abandoned their stats
ticket In an efferf to- elect majority
Of the Legislature aud return Aartc'i
Butler 20 the United States scpate. fbs.
battle has been fought on the race -.
sue, brought TO the frans by the pro
posed franchise amendment by which
s00Qo ignorant urcrD voters aEv to b.
tilsfEanChgssl.
For the Pass month thSusa ID
speeches day have bc,sa made Ia tas
state and the people are aroused To
such a pitch that blfssAshs1i is fssFea.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01
WA fiunt OUTLAWS

Phoenix. AriEs, Jniy 2S-The author.
lilies in southern Arizona are cOrHple,-
ing plans for a big raid ON parties Of
bandits reudczv0uEing ia that part Of
the territory. Il Is known that a muF.
1erous band Of Mexieans are hidden
ID the Eugie creek country. and Il hand
II equally desperate Americans has its
headquarters ON Black river. while 9th
er parties are scattered through the
higher mouutnin ranges. rTIs believed
that various crimes committed Of late
arr generally fraCPHbic 10 the baudlts.
aRd determined efforts viii be made to
stDp the outlaWry.
Sheriff CLARK OF Graham county has
gone to Globe 10 get assistance from
3iia county officials, and a sheriff ;
posse Will scDgr the country. Other
counties VIII be called OH FOR aid. and
Indians viii be used 10 rrail rha Tfg!-
dives.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01
KING HUMBERT OF ITALY
KILLED BY AN ANARCHs

The Prince and Princes AZ 4
are on board the Yela, yachtibs
Levant.
New York. July 80. Einmann.s
nandino Maria GeRnafo, wha 4
his father TO the throne u M
the only son OF King Hu,nb4-I
was born November II. 1869 4.
the reputation of being a Iiber,i !.
arly and soldieriy nIan, lie /, I
eral in the Italian army and I
OF art and literature. lie Is a 10
Of the order Of the Golden FlsS.,'
Knight Of the Garter.
His wife, Itaiy's new queen n.
Princess Helena. one of n. !
daugb ters of Prince Sicuias NJ.
OF the little principally Of Niasts,.
She was born In the royal -
CettInje In tsT3 With her sl,ss,
inherited the superb DARK b4av,
their mother, the daughter q I,
tensgrin nohlenan.
She has been most carefuar !.
by tutors and governcssrs asa !
only admirable In all the ~,
Sracrs OF European courts, bu,
reFsed In the play Of politics /!
every way qualified 10 succss,I :.
lovely n queen as Marghsriis 4 ]
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01
STRONG DEFENSE
OF MISSI0NAE

Chicago, July ga stirT5ur "A
on China Wns delivered t%t,cl
Moody Bible Institution C1nr,,I
this afternoon by Rev, Thaalul
shall. field SECRETARY u the Pm
ian Beard et Fusctgu Nllss55us \
Chinese missionary nf Wi4a sryel
and more than nariaasI Cans.
He charged thar European ra,s
perIaliy England. iseFmars
France. Hre ypspousft!C fur an u
bic ,ypifissi ~ ihe nStl8Ral q;
against foreigners IN Chlaa "a
missionaries arr ss.1t to blame "A
the '.rabter naiioas OF EgT;s
caught In the act of despsillns q
acss Of their territory snd dss1i
tla GhEns,%e graves b. Fasas
rusis through ,hetm are ~ !
make scspsxgats ~ the las5ssa
Sionariss, and are a.lng ihs q
rvanxrllSlsg forry-s toE pps';is
selfish ends
The speaker .Npysssed zrasx
a; the fact thai itae EaycFnns 1
United States had taken i sss8
for the integrity Of ChIus
Rev. VI. A. Cuuasnghaa. a
Presbyterian with ten yeaw 4
.ace ia China. follpuwl bv e
:ndnrslng hli The iattisg sas& 4
scrfbinE the Chinese p.Tsss I
means as he'd "a fsslaEi7d
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01

Municipal expansion began with
Philadelphia. As originally laid CUT
by William Penn. the city was two
miles long and one mile wide. Town
ship after township was annexed, till
at last the city boundaries eoincided
with those of county twenty-five
miles long. Boston overran the old
county lines and took in FIVE outlying
towns. Greater New York and Chi
eago now exceed in area and popula-
ton some European principaEities IN
each case consolidation has been ac-
eomplished by the joint action of city
and suburbs. with legislative authori-
zation. But the problems of city gov
ernment grow in compiertty as The
cities grow in size
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01
,t.,h,-s..s rn..sr Arr..

Havana. Iuiy ~ Estes
bone, recently direetaG. griae'a
in Cuba. was arrested ro-'isE
charges These aIIeee 'hf
drawing Of two orders fer y
paying his private ceacbias'
denerfFoih ths postal fuH54', !
ing S. per dieisI nliouaEHt !
entitled "a do so EafAt'4
was fixed az 5esst
RatliiH0ne reiuained In
roam ali day awaiting tas
the Judge ID tbe matter O!
Of Francisco Gambia
richest spanish merchants q
as hondsInan fer sGo3
was obliged 10 go 20 the 9
tonight, aud ii4scauss. the J. /
that Gamba could not % %
without the consent et as
PARTNER.
Mr.. farhbones lawyers
bond IS uItrea s0nahie, Hs
amour. OF fraud a!ieErd g
$4,000.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01

A notable sign of the times in Cuba
is seen in Spanish immigration In
the first four months of this year
nearly six thousand Spauiards came
over from Spain. to settle in the ISL
and II is also observed that few of
the Spaniards who were in Cuba be-
fore and during the war have departed
because Of the change of government.
They, as well as the new immigrants.
seem to have faith in the peace and
prosperity Of the island. Doubtless
this is largely because the power Of
the United States is exerted in Cuba.
10 restrain party hatreds and to pro-
mote the general welfare. That fact
is fine tribute to the benefcence of
our Intervention in Cuban affairs. 1t
also fixes upon US heavy responsi-
bility for the future of the island.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01

The decision of the United States
Circuit Court OF New York, upholding
the validity of the Fayerweather will.
enriches many of the larger colleges
and several charitable institutions
Yale college will secure 100000, Cor
nell and Columbia 100000 each, Dart
mouth. Bowdoin and williams sl0o. 900
each. Among the smaller institu-
tions, Hamilton. MaryyiIle. Rochester.
Wesleyan, Lincoln, Hampton and vir-
ginia 100000 each. and Marietta,
Park. Wabash and Lafayette colleges,
and the Union Theological seminary
$50. .0s0 each. Five charitable fustitu-
tions will receive 5000
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01
cabaa. Preparing rer ia.isrssarAe..

Havana, July sst-Thc decree cali.
lng the constitutional eauyentinn and
providing for Tho "iecsion Of delegates
mrnis with almost universal approval
OF the Cuban psVss The eleEseHi
which has always ciamuret for Iiid..
pcndencc sees In the e0nFeniian the
protabte eonsunmatisa Of the plans af
q lifetime. The auluB8misss. Cuban
capitalists generally and Cuban fneE.
chants aiike look with concern upon
the prospective deyoiUtA0n CT iarSe re-
sIsUnsibillties upon iiex pssFienFs~i
hands. and the Vsersl las gone around
among them 10 try 10 eject the very
ts,st class ut delegates possible. Prna-
ably they Will rally 10 ths, banner Of
the Union Democratic party.
From this time Oh thnsr who share
these appryItensians viii use their
funds and influence tU SrCure the fun
registration OF the better class Of vut.
ers aul to educate the people up To
the idea that Il wouiI bc advantageous
10 continue the American Intervention
several years longer.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01
NEW ORLEANS Is
QuIETING !

New Orleans la Jai5 :, "a
"a expectations Eile ni=hs fssss
itssle rissordsr, The pva@ps Is
the mayor in si!stFsbutsns ~
armed men through ths ctgy I
fac, that the ueEra char3ss =
81 the esncnte, 4 dad. ,srrsfs !
had q good effect la autrFiEs =
lare.
The n~grnss. atsT9ggHilg, y
that Charles II dead Tadzg .
pearesi in larger Ssasaf~gS fAift
erai days ai the PtarsS mtseFg 1
employed
Atayne Gapsirvgeitr saA ~
thought IL was nNitSrtT Sc
wogid h-e any fsrslsg vis,3isEv
Corpber Richards yts.ykaF -
naortem examination on isA
Charles He found thai ias 4
been shps fqrsy>eigis5 tisms. 4
beaten.
The AGED insurance rsitsa
Batte, skJ was slAaswtUEss,E 4
yesterday, II sinking rAftiiy
Wounded, however. aEs fzss'
erinS. No disturbances vsss
this foFs.uppn and tbe cigy -
down. II Il scnrraily res
the rtotius = az an End
Thousands ug usEsveS G4'r
city.
The mayor stated h. ssasah3
mllltia and sise special Fsoitzs
during the past rwa day,s 3'
les until be Was assured ~
that there weliitf ue5 b. SO
rlotinE.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01

II there is a single trust for Bryan.
name h-kansas City Times.
No trust has declared for any candi.
date, so far as we are aware, but the
three made particularly promlnru;
through their stock being held by cmI.
nent politicians. are Bryanite.
There is the Ice trust. represented
by Hon. Augustus Van wyek Of New
York. delegate at large to the Kansas
city convention and member OF the
committee on platform.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01

Queen Victoria's gold cup, present
to the city of Dublin, to commemorate
her recent visit to ireland. has been
handed over to the Dublin corporation
1t is egg-shaped. weighs i6o ounces.
and is two feet, three inches in height.
with circumference at the rim of
three feet II stands on pedestal
OF black marble. inlaid with gold. with
the royal arms on one face and those
of the corporation of Dublin on an
other.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01
Now Chicago is doing the handsom

Now Chicago is doing the handsome
thingi Accused of poisoning St
Louis water supply by running the
drainage canal to the Mississippi. Chi
cago promoters have engineered a
$50, ,ooo, 900 deal to bring water seventy
miles from the Ozark mountains to St.
Louis, and SO furnish that city with
what 1t has never had-a real pure
supply. This is well as well as mag
unanimous
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01

When bolt Of lightning knocked
the Rev, Shepard Knapp, Congrega-
tional preacher of New Haven on the
wooden horse of a merry go-round.
from which he was endeayoring to Sc
cure the brass ring. the capture OF
which would entitie him 10 another
ride free. he remarked. as he picked
himself up, unhurt and somewhat star
tied. that he regarded the phenomenon
as divine warning against playing
games of chance
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01

The natural inference would be that
the jury which awarded New York
man $3.50 because he was deprived of
his sleeping berth was composed or
Philadelphia men. By no others is a
single nights rest valued SO highly.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01

On its own showing the Chinese gov
ernment has demonstrated that it has
not the ability to govern. and unfortu-
nately the truth Is likely to be worse
than anything at which it has SO far
limited.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01

The suspicion is becoming stronger
and stronger daily that the person
who was in charge of the signal sta
ton at Mole st. Nicholas during the
exciting hours of our late unpleasant
ness with Spain has been transferred
TO Shanghai.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01

A steady diet of sulphur and mo-
lasses is said to be perfect protection
against mosquito bites. The insect is
said to be antagonistic to the atmos-
phere that surrounds a person who in
duiges in that method of driving the
impurities of his blood to the surface,
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01
Americas Corn for faa,fas

Washington, July 80 5E
partrneut has received N'T' I.
lam 4. Fee, United s'A'rs
Bombay. India, rtpoFtla-
that port az june @1Ih "' -, .
Quito. with 6,00n tons d. ~
utad by the people "t l'4"
relief Of the famine sul.~'s"'
The Lamar register., 1900-08-01
COLORADO

Authors who think it is a marx of
originality to run down Chicago have
evidently forgotten about Mr.. W. T.
Stead of England.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-17
TOANO NOTES.
People Coming And Going Pur-
chasing Farm implements.

TOANO. VA. Feb. / Is. 19OO.-Thc fol-
lowing gentlemen went TO williamsburg
Monday: Messrs. b. i RatcliGc, d. W.
MarSton. {. Whitaker, ]. T. Farthing,
II. ". Wynnc, X. b. Geddy. Branch
Martin and T. T. Martin.
Misses Mamie Richardson and Alice
K. Hankius, of Croaker. and Miss NJ. E.
Wilkinson. of Lightfoot, were the guests
of Miss Mary Warren this week.
Mr.. Arthur Johnson, of Lightfoot, who
has been in the Old Dominion Ho. Gtal,
Richmond, for treatment, returned home
Tuesday.
Mr.. (. {. Branch, one Of our leading
truckers, was in Richmond Tuesday.
Miss Ida Henley, of Williamsburg, is
here visiting relatives.
We are glad 10 note Miss NJ. E. Bush
is up and going about.
The farmers are busy purchasing theil
| implements and seeds.
The cucumber man" has come.