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GIFT FROM CARNEGIE.
Ho 1. to nonns. &:O.OON,OoO ia Cause
of University Ex,~nsi"n.

Ho Ia to Donate &!O.OO0,OOO ia Cause
of Univers'ty Ez'"nsi"n.
Washington Dec. 10. "Andraw Car
negles lex to give Sl0.O00,O00 to the
cause of university extension In the
United States. Announcement OF this
great gift to education will be made
at the white house tomorrow. Mt.
Carncgies was In Washington few
days ago and took luncheon with
President Roosevelt and details of the
plan were fully discussed.
Mr. Carnegies has thought best to
create a national board to handle this
munificent benefaction. President
Roosevelt probably will name such
board for Mr.. Carnegie, or at least set
in motion the machinery which shall
lead to a national organization.
According to tie plans prepared by
Mr. Carnegie and his advisers, the
national organization is to have its
headuarters in Washington. but Its
operations are to extend throughout
the United States. the work to be
carried on in cooperation with uni
yersities everywhere.
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Saws Nnrx IL Inhmbitpd,

indianapolis. Ind. Dec. 10.-Prof.
Harker of the University Of Indiana,
occupying the chair of mathema tics
and astronomy. made the assertion be-
fore his classes that Mars is inhabited
Tho Martians," he said, ARE a people
of stupendous power and wonderful
engineering skill. Were 1t possible to
signal to them they would undoubtedly
understand and reply"
Prof Harker bases his deduction
largely on the fact that the canals"
on the planet show the handiwork OF
thinking beings. In all the thou
sands Of years of our history" he said,
I'VE have not succeeded in changing
the face Of our planet 10 any such e1-
tent as the people Of Mars have
changed theirs The inference, there
fore. that they are highly intelligent
beings follows as a necessity. 1t is
also probable that they exceed us in
physical stature and strength to such
a degree that we would be no greater
than liliputians in comparison"
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-10
CATHOLIC FEDERATION.
Prospects Good for All Catholic Soolesies
En- Facomo United.

Prospects Good for All Catholic Societies
to Become United.
Cincinnati, Dec. 10.-Much interest IS
taken here among the officers ana
such delegates as have arrived for the
convention today OF the Amer
lean Federation OF Catholic societies.
Permanent organization OF central
combination of all Catholic societies
is regarded as one of the most Import
ant steps ever taken for the church In
America. Although federation has tho
approval of distinguished prelates. II
was thought there would be strong op'
position to such organization, but SO
far the Indications are to the contrary.
The leaders say is it not proposed TO
Interfere with the autonomy OF the
IIibernians, knights OF st. John.
American Catholic Union, German
Catholic Verein, Catholic knights OF
America or any other Catholic socle-
ty, but to form federation IN whlcn
they all will be represented for com
mon purpose without changing tho oio
Drganizatio in any manner.
The objects of federation are the &C.
menting Of the bonds OF fraternal
union among Catholic laity and Cath-
Ollie societies of the United States;
fostering of Catholic interests and
works Of religion. and especially edn-
cational and charitable; study Of the
conditions in social life. dissemination
of truth and encouragement of the
spread of Catholic literature and cir
culation of the Catholic press.
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ATTEMPT TO RELeAsE.
Uowsrd's friends Fall n - E6osS q
Take Him from the Sheriff.

IIowsrdss Trieuds Fan IN - G0ssS e
Take Him from the sheriff.
Corbin, KY, Dec 10.-Friends OF
Berry Howard, the mountain teuo
leader, made an attempt to rescue him
as he was being taken to Frankfort to
answer an Indictment charging him
with completely in the murder Of Will
liam Goebel, for which he had been
arrested by Sheriff Broughton and his
deputy, who got the drop on Howard
and his body-guard AFTER Turing them
into Pineville-
AS soon as Howard was arrested, DIS
friends. who had protected him Tor
nearly two years. swore he should
never be taken to Frankfort. A guard
of rs armed men was maintained over
the prisoner while here and ten men
accompanied Sheriff Broughton and
the prisoner to Frankfort.
When the train reached Pinsviile
Sheriff Broughton and his posse
boarded 1t with the prisoner and were
given ono OF the coaches which was
locked at both ends. At the same
time, three men, friends OF Howard
boarded the engine. They covered
Engineer John Langan with pistols
and commanded him to back the
train to Middlosboro, tho intention be
ing to rescue Howard whore hi:
friends are greatest and where tht
mountains afford the quickest es
cape.
The engineer induced the men lef
to guard him to 60 to the assistance
of Howard's friends and then pulled
| the throttle. Meantime, rs Shertf
Broughton and deputies had an e1
citing time with the rexcuers but sue
ceeded in getting his prisoner aboard
| the train. the the train pulled out fo'
| Frankfort.
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Fire Limits Contention.

E. A. Toce, of both this city
and jennings, was IN Lake
Charles Saturday securing a leg
al opinion in what will be likely
to prove an interesting cOntrO-
versy between the warm little
city Of Jennings and one of her
inhabitants. Immediately after
her great fire Mr.. Toce purchas-
ed a lot in the burnt district
south of the railroad track and
west of the depot. proposing to
build 4 livery stable there out OF
wooden materials. Mr.. TOca says
that having ain opportunity to
rent the building at a good rental
he hurried the lun Der on the
ground and got the foundation
laid. The same evening the city
council met and passed All i'm
mediate effect ordinance, eStab-
fishing fire limits, within which
no wooden houses may be erect
| ed. These limits covered the
new building and the day follow
ing the pas sage OF th" ordinance
Mr.. Toce was ordered .tD c"u~c
building. All work Was topped
and Mr.. Toc4 c,line here 80 find
out "Ivhere he was at. iij> Goa
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-10
BRITISH COAL TRADE.
sisuasion CausinR Apprehension and An
Outory Against Export Tax.

SituatIon Causing APprsbons sud An
Outory Against Export Tax.
New York, Dec. 1O.-The situation IN
the British coal trade is causing a
great deal of apprehension on the part
OF Owners and merchants, and there
Is a resumption Of the cutlery against
the export tax which formed so prom
incnt a feature of Sir Michael-Beach's
last budget. Coal exports have de-
creased by 1853 900 tons during the first
10 months of the present year, and the
average days worked by the collieries
has gradually fallen off. while in most
of the principal districts the supply Is
in excess of the demand.
The iron industry, which usually ac-
counts for from 35. 900 900 to 100000 900
tons a year. has greatly reduced Its
consumption. owing to the reduction
in the number of furnaces in blast In
the face of all this. new collieries
which were begun and old ones which
were reopened during the boom last
year are increasing their capacity,
and there is every probability OF a con
siderably larger quantity OF coal being
put on the market.
Prices have not yet fallen to any
thing like the level Of three years ago
but the decline that has already taken
place leaves them five shillings below
the high water mark Of last year, and
the tendency is to drop still lower.
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Louisiana is Best.

The Press says: H. r. El:ar.
Of Shreveport, is p"osi"c;i"g for
rice lands in this parish NJ.
FL gar has recently returned f. m
an extended ,'ip to the S"n'h
Texas rice c"ul;r.:. IT, rcpol is
crops in certain sections II c'm-
Dlete failure from lack Of water
and h IS returned to Louisiana
where the water is assured.
Judging from MIR. Edsar's ex
perience, other Texas prospec
tors will likely return To Ca!cas-
leu where the water il plenty
and RICE land Still reasonable in
price.
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A:eil:ntal Killing at Esthsrwood.

While out hunting i'll the vici
nifty OF the Miller Morris canal
pun 3inS plant at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning Ambrose Meira,
of this place, accidentally shot
himself through the heart dying
almost Immediately. Ii is said
that he was lying down on log
with the gun along side of him
when it was accidentiy aiScharg
ed.
Meirl was once of the hi. hiy rus-
pee I'd city ~ 81 Jhis section o(
tla parish, pnd his death WAS IA
4i.;ss :,iiuulz 10 the people OF
Gst'.sra.,ud. THo deceased leaves
:. wife ane three small children.
na5 about dirty ye 'rs Of age.
- mai
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-10

night this week at the Congrega-
tional church at 7:3O p. m. There
will be special Evangelistic ser.
vice and every body is invited t."
come. Through t;se Kindness Of
the OFF i,.is of the C.r:@reS It IN
a'ist v" ATE permitted TO use
their church. The service will
not inter- eru with any meetings
they may have for the week.
j. y. ANTRIM.
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r. y. T.. Glt son has move d
his stock of I1adis.s and chiidrens
shoes, ana fancy articles in the
north room Of Mrs. Abb"tts
store whore he will sell his stock
at cost. Those looking for bar
gains will do we'll to call and eX-
anime goods,
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American Federation OF Labor

Scranton, Pa, Dec. 10.-The commit
teen on resolutions engaged the atten-
ton of the American Federation OF La
Dor at this mornings session. The
committee reported a number of res
olutions and delegates Immediately
proceeded to consider them. The first
resolution considered was one pledg-
ing the assistance of the Federation to
the Journeymen Tailors' Union Of
America in contests for free shops.
The resolution was adopted.
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CIsrxvm.n Dies OF Cancor.

New York, Dec. 10.-Rev. Arthur
Hughes, canon Of the Church Of Eng
land cathedral in Hamilton, Bermuda,
Is dead in ST. Lukes's hospital, He
was A years old. He had been i'll for
several months from cancer, An OPP
Grafton was performed. but he grew
gradually weaker. finally succumbing
to the shock OF the operation. He had
not realized on leaving Bermuda the
serious nature of his illness, for he
left his wife and three children there.
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Auhtin Baldwin Dond.

New York, Dec 10.-Austin Parker
Baldwin is dead at his home in this
city from an attack of acute bronchitis
lasting only few days. Mr.. Baldwin,
who was born in 1884, had lived in
New York nearly half century. He
was we'll known in steamship circles as
head of Austin Baldwin & Co., agents
for Baldwin Brothers American and
European Express company and Of the
Alban State steamship line.
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Negroes Get n Hearing,

Andalusia, Ala. Dec. 10.-Prslimina-
ry hearing OF the negroes charged
with participating in the riot last
week in which two white men were
killed. has begun here. The court
room was crowded and on the out
side the Greenville company of mill
tia was on guard.
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WRECKED AND BURNED.
one NeG1e Wo0sa xnlsA go EWens5
Rprsoas IuluvoA - l90ooo.

f,.> sre~re Nonnaa KNleA aaA EWoae1
Resssas 1.jupeA - lGessa.
Macon. Ga. Dec. 10.-A Central O
Georgia passenger train en- route
from Savannah to Atlanta. was wreck
ed as It entered Macon Sunday. one
person was killed and 70 were Ia
1ured. Tho train had just crossed the
river, when It jumped = switch on
ton Of a high embankment. tho en-
CINE and tender parting from Ne
train. There were 100 passen1ees on
board and II seems . miracle that
no one was hurt
Thebasgage and express were thrown
down the embankment and burned.
The second class coach was thrown
upon It's side and also burned. The
first class passenger car fell over the
embankment and the Atlanta sleeper,
filed with passengers. caught fire and
was also destroyed. Two sleepers were
saved.
The person killed was Julia Doyn-
ton. a negress OF Columbus. Ga.
ed condition.
To Eject OssaIsoes.
Ardmore, I. T., Dec. 10.-Prom1nent
cattlemen OF tho Choctaw Marion VIII
be elected from the domain. being 70
garded as intruders by tho CnoetaW
tribal government. Many catt!emen
who own thousands OF head Of cat
Ito have been served with ejeetment
notices. This order has created con-
sternation among cattlemen. Tho stop
ia being taken for the purpose OF Al
| lottinx grazing land. Heretofore the
cattlemen have refused to vaeate the
lands.
sssw il Scotland.
London, Dec lo.-Severe snow
storms have swept over Scotland ana
many parts Of England. Railroad traX.
| fic in the highlands In much interfered
| with by the storm. King Edward
left Sandringham for Londsn In the
midst OF binding snowfall.
ooin nny supplies.
Manila, Dec 10.-The United States
Philippine commission has passed IN
act authorizing the insular purchasing
agent to draw money in gold for tho
payment Of supplies purchased. as tho
merchants refuse to sell goods fer
| Mex,cHx .n~a~
| First Snow in he South.
| Memphis, Dec. 7.-Reports from
Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, North
and South Carolina state that the first
night and Thursday.
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Send us q list Of twelve
names and address Of those who
you think are interested ia a
business education, and receive
six cards with your name beauti-
fully written.
Address New Orleans Bust
moss College,
New Orleans La.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-10

st. Joseph, Mo-, Dec. 10.-Col. John
Doniphan. a hero of the Mexican and
civil wars, and for SO years prominent
in the affairs of Missouri. died at his
home in this city. Colonel Doniphan
was born in Ohio in 1926. He was an
Odd Fellow Of national prominence,
and was the first president Of the
Kansas City, st. Joseph and Council
Bluff railroad.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-10
Three Persons Killed.

Newton. Miss, Dec, 10.-Manager
johnson of the Postal Telegraph COM
pany, his son and a negro driver were
killed three miles from town by fall
Ing tree. They had gone to repair the
line when a tree fell across the road
crushing all to death,
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-10
LAWYER Found Dead.

New York Dec. 10.-John Braden, at
one time a wealthy and prosperous
real estate lawyer in this city, has been
found dead in the Progress hotel lodg-
ing house near the Bowery. Lonsump-
ton Ia given as the cause Of LIS death
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-10

st. Louis, Dec. 10.-Telegrams from
Texas report the first real snow storm
of the season prevailed over north
ern and northwestern Texas Sunday,
accompanied by cold weather. Ranch
men fear heavy loss of live stock in
the lower and central Panhandle sec
lions where the cattle are thin and
feed and water scarce.
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Copenhagen. Dec. 10.-American cap
italsts are examining pyriteferous
lands in Iceland n a view of pur-
chasing or leasing m from the gov
eminent. These properties we're for
merly leased by an English syndicate.
whose concessions were revoked be-
cause the rent was not paid.
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~ For oil leases and legal
blanks OF every description, ais"
joh printing Of oil kinds, call at
;he RECORD office. All printing
promptly and correctly executed.
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Something new in carpets and
mating at tho jennings Hdw.
Go. s. d2SS
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Rapid Writer Fountain Pens.
Guaranteed for tiv', years u,.con-
ditioraliy at Hulburt's.
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Wntrr ClSteI as, Oil tanks.
for wagons q" reservoirs, see j,
3. Ni.linrer. jennings, La.
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TrO1niSeS-whoSe EMBELLISHMENTS MIS-
lead, and whose stores disappoint-they
had better let advertising alone.
There is a man in New York-a
furniture dcalcr-who says that he never
expects to sell to the same man twice.
He uses all means to get the best of
the deal the first time. Makes all the
profit he can on the one sale, because he
knows that the buyer will never come
back-that he will discover the cheat.
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yoI Know what lOti Are Taking

Wtrru ,",r take Groves Tasteless
| - - T."., bc"aii!e the formula is
,.raiulv r.r!ulcd nn every bout" showing
tI.at It j. simply Ion and Qrinine il
tasl"i"SS form. No Cure, No Pay.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-10
MS For SaIs,

Resident lots four blocks east
Of scho)l house, on Ac ii any
sfreat; also L. L Morses, sub
division of town of Jennings, east
side of South Main street.
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Moses & ST. German vii
sell you stock in any oil company
in jennings. See them at Citi-
zens bank.
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,#@Now iS the time to buy oil
stock if yon expect to make mon
ey on vOur investment Moses
& ST. GERMAN can supply your
wants.
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- For sale, my residence
property on Cary avenue. Write
me for price and terms, at Paris
Texas, Geo. N Funk
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:Ti,H Aia@ee: adjustable
unG erskirts at Gibson rs MRS.
Abbotts huil,ling) 292d3twl.
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,:Ss- Emhr"' derry silks and
fancy articles d ,jlS, etc. at '1'h-
son. (MrS. Ab,njt'~ buii!ing.)
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\ vr 9 wishing unfurniShed
r,rpn2-. can fin3 same by calling
III Eco, D office. 2SSf
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,NFur oil stock in any of the
com ,aninS see Moses & ST.
German.
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Geo. Maury is over from Welsh
today.
j. Harris was ut the parish
seat today.
l. D. l.. Williams attended 10
business in Crowley today.
Rev. M. c. Hickman was in
Crowley today on business.
Boy WANTED-To run job
press. Apply ut RECORD office.
George Thrash has d position
as collector for Justice +. s.
Hem l,stt:"d.
George Thrash has il position
as collector for Justice q. S.
Hem psf cad.
Rev. A. w. Turner of Lake Ar
thur was in Jennings today and
went east noon.
American Rice Growers con-
vention will convene in Crowley
Thursday rec. ~.
Walter F. Laybourn has ac-
copied a position as clerk in tho
store f +. r. Walker.
The NJ. 4. district conference
will convene in jennings on
Thu, sdav, Dec. l2.
G.. l.. Paidee and wife have
gone on a business trip to Chic
ago for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Hinshaw
returned this noon to their home
at New Providence, Lowe.
Kew. Jmei Mnnix and Lewis N.
F'irest0nc, of Roanoke were bust
ness visitors IN Town To-Day.
l.. Hebert, the Neziique mer-
chant and postmaster made Il
business visit to Acadia capital
today.
Episcopaiian service began in
the congregational church last
night and will continue through
the week by Rev. D. ID. Antrim.
E. b. Moss is suffering with IL
S were hruise on his right hand
He has not been able to work
with It for the past week.
Wilder 6 Wood worth have
moved the Pioneer barber shop
into the new Bullick building.
They have also added bath rooms
to the equipment Of the shop.
E. r. Walkers and Miss Claudia
Miller went to Lafayette today tc
meet a dry goods salesman and
make purchases for the Bazaar,
as a ample room could not be
secured here.
Mrs. l. VI. Huuck of Lagonds
went to Lake Charles this even
ing to get her daughter, Norma
who is attending school there
They will visit Cameron parish
before returning home.
n r. Strong returned ycSter
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, Shnc:, Shons, Shoes at
cost at Gibson's, (Mrs. Abbotts
buiiding).
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stop. the Cough and Works the Cold on.
Laxative. i9r,nn Ominine Tabietscure.
:, cold in one day. No Cure. No Pay
pr:cr 81 cents.
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s For reliable insurance Sc e
Moses & ST. German at Citizens
bank.
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For Rent.

Ny :,i5npcrty on Lake Arthur
"e.:.1.'. With agnod house, barn,
.>.'.t. arden, elr Apply on
80. ia. = ia Il N.Miilnr q; vat
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rnent in the best paper will DO more good-more
in proportion to price-than anything else you
uan do. There is always a best paper in town
A good advertisement of goods in good
paper will always pay Always.
Cepyv1gAt. CAa>ke, dusf,u Bale,. Irsv Yov&.
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-" .I.,n;,inZs ljdw 90. just
received another car OF Iurnl-
tuEe and mating. d2SS
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Now, it
wo,lldn't pay
that man to
Advertise Sc,
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=. ''t.i '-'F'-'--'I ~. - -+'t'-''.''
- :ii,; ..er.f =. =. Gnt; it. of IrnNt' =.
{ -. ALT i'.I,,c. y ~ Imply ir'n
',..' -,..nss'. 81 ;. t:s~....-,,s i.,Int
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''glve a
hundred,
just toget
rid of it
to keep it
q Ii i c t p"
Cut off the
paper that
i s [ O O
cheap to
be GOOD
y good
advertise
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who Keeps pretty close to the letter OF 'FUSH WI" cHRSN Y
alwaysp pay to adve
Of
nota lsolutef alur b1t someth very
yacv
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should Be eliminated. No careless STATEMENTS
should be allowed. If you can't take time to
attend to your advertising carefully, better cut
it down. Cut off the parasites Cut off novelties
programmes. Cut off the paper to whom you
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|SIlolf Talks On / Advertising
RyC Chan les, 4 Austin Bales

judicious advertiser succeeds
Some things
keep their
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Laxative Brasli0=(y uinine Tablets
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First Snow in The South.

Memphis, Dec. Reports from
Mississippi. Tennessee, Georgia. North
and South Carolina state that the FIRST
snow of the season fell Wednesday
night and Thursday,
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Geo. Maury is over from Welsh
today.
J. Harris was ut the parish,
seat today.
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Manila, Dec. 10.-The United StAtcS
Philippine commission has paused IN
act authorizing the insular purchasing
agent to draw money in gold for tho
payment Of supplies purchased. as tho
A6AIIcRx .f1~ar
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IL. Nv. !j..,-,:.i -. -Ni!t. tEjt
of New Oceans viii DtiIciate every