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m..LIx Mortuary Report.

rhe official mortuary report for the eitS
., uouston for the week ending IL O'Clock
M. April -, 1901; .,o ,,oot, %
years: malariai fever. ,o r,,o, Is
April 2iR Taylor, 4e male. Dlq fena -
yy,.t,' 81 Years: cocaine poison; inquest
Anril % John Trevino, male. Mexican
81 Wars: tuberculosis. John y BroeckeT
y, white % years months and y
nale. hemorrhage Of bowels. Richard
pouse. male, white, IS years 6 months
day: senility. 1T. a,
April al-w.. johnson. male, white. =
f,aat AZ wears. abscess OF liver.
p' A,rrti * Mrs. Annie Wagner, female
yI1te' ~ years: .nheTcnlesis
HxnriI oG-Archie Wheat. male, black, y
,.ars, ,nitral tnsuficiency.
Annual death rate per 1000 for week end
az, anril n 1901, 40 per cent
'ns J. q. Massie, Health Officer.
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deceased at the corner OF Hadey aud
Mlinm streets The pallhearers WERE
M,ssrs. c. II, Mllhy, Tom Lucas, VI.
Johnston. b. A. Ricsncr, John Mcclellan
ara A. s. Dyer.
MANY old citizens Of Houston among
whom the deceased had large number oi
friends attended. There was protuslnu
NJ gorai designs wrought in cXIuisitely
beautiful designs. Rev. Father Bernhid
Lee of the Church of the Sacred Hear
conducted the services aud Roy fnthel
Hilary Walsh az the Congregation OF the
pnsslopists preached an eloquent sermon
rho iutcrment was In Glenwood.
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Rate Meetine at St. Louis,

The regular quarterly meeting OF the
passenger rate clerks for revision of the
Texas rate sheet and compilation of sum
mer tourist rates will convene In ST.
T ouis tomorrow. Chief Rate Clerks Law.
renee Of the Houston and Texas central
and Irons of the Houston East and West
Texas left last night and Chief Rate C,cV ~;
WiItinson Of the Southern Paclhc VIII
lnarn tonight for the purpose of attend
NO
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T. and P. Acquires AvoyeIes Road.

. .
naIlas. Texas, April 27.-The Texas ana
pacific Railway company issued circulars
"a and % today from headquarters In THIS
city, as follows:
The Texas aud Pacific Railway company
having acquired the Avoyelles railway, the
Jurisdiction ofNthe general officers Of the
Texas and Pacific Railway company Is e ,ss
tended over the Avoyelles railroad. Ell
fective May 1, 1901. -
First vice President and General Manager
This company having acquired the Ayoy'
Giles railway, that line extending, from
Runkie. La, to Marksvile, with a branch
10 Slmmsport, will be known. for the con
venience of the operating department, as
the Avoyelles division, and viii be IN
sups rintendent, with headquarters at Marks
Vile, La. 6 ,r,,
]. w. Everman.
Assistant General Manager.
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Sunset sneoial Rate.

For the grand ball. barbecue and sale OF
town lots at Van Week, Texas, May J.,
excursion rates are authorized
from points on the Texas and New Orleans,
Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio
and Galveston, Houston and Northern.
tickets to he sold April 30 and 80, with
final limit May 3
Van Vices is in Matagorda county and
is the present terminus of the Wharton
branch Of the New York, Texas ana Mex
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eeneraI Ereinht Anent Resions.

Kansas City, No, April % Captain L.
X scoyille, general freight agent of the
Kansas City Southern, has resigned ct
fectlve May l. Charles e. Perkins who
has been assistant general freight agent
Of the same line, will succeed Captain
Scoville at Texarkana, with the title OF
general freight agent Of the TeSarkana
and Fort Smith and assistant general
freight agent Of the Kansas City Southern.
william C. Dennis. now assistant gen
eral freight agent of the Plant system
at Savannah. will succeed Mr. Perkins
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luNenile Rirtha.. pit.

|. number Of little folks gathered
n le OF little Ruby sherman, 23ls
set Tuesday, April 23, 10 1cele-
'Ourth birthday. Various games
h 40; after refreshments we're
~ vent home with bright faces,
NJ, little hostess many happy
h RI those present were Misses
y N.Y. sherman, Ollie May Malsch,
~ Hsner, Gertie Sans, Pearl and
xsss,e Jaunita and Gladys Prid
fsrss Andrus, Maggie Colby and
eslhsfi Masters Lee Minis, Georg.
Ia ghor Iseit, Dick and Ed Wag
SaAsy Frey.
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Wednesday, Hay /, Texas Star lodge NO
2s4 Brotherhood Of Railroad Tralnmen'
will run an excursion from Houston to
Huntsville and return. the feature being
visit to thc state penltentiary and the
sam Houston normal school at Huntsvll G.
Train will leave the International and
Great Northern depot at 8 a. m, and re-
turning will arrive at Houston at ''3V p.
m. The round trip fare has been nNeu AT
Q N
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IN, s, neVlaire; Cleburne; F. NJ. Hamll-
MI yity; John Spencer and wife,
80 and wife, Fort Worth; Annie
Temple; r. NJ. Slmms and wife.
| Aiss.; l.. d. Shund, Rockwell;
IA Mow,. Terrell: NJ. Byates, New
3. Sss Annie Hutto, Galveston; ii.
| Finl. Louis; p, II. Gansey, New
Blair, Indian Territory; II.
H sStn, Galveston; A. White, Jr.,
kdsssoh N; White, Dallas: Charles
'css.lsr' Galveston: John Paup,
~ p T. \, Schultz. Texarkana; r,
III a'cnmond; l.. $. Murphy, Shreve
- Zones, st. Louis; l.. l.. Foster
vsss4uon; ID. Langford, llutto
NJ ~ galveston; +. II. Crutcher
n Back, Galveston; j. ]. Norton
Aeofy Ganzouse, Galveston.
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been In correspondence with the several
roads adjacent 70 the territory surround
ing Florence, visited our town and pro-
posed cooperation. Salado gladly accept
ed and appointed committee Of three 10
accompany the Florence committee to Bel
sentative of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas for an extension Of that road west.
ward from Bolton, taking In the two
towns mentioncd.
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u tRlcAN EXPOSITION
\ ~ .sing cars after leaving st.
49, american Buffalo Line Via Co
ia Fnson Observation-Disclosures
= ,~sse Lines will have through pas
h rn,r ss daily beginning May :. For
~ Sunieate with III. ID. Kilgore,
fe;rk Gan Antonio. Texas. or ]. III.
- \ Q. p. ACT. st. Louis. Mo.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
The Beautiful Gushing Tract Sold Yes
terday

Inc ptduI'h' SuSN!'b ''NNN ~
terdsy.
Among the deeds fled for record yester
day was one conveying ten-acre lot NO
40 from the Gushing estate to r. T. Kch
ardson and T., y. West for $4,000. Ihli
property lies between san Jacipto ahu
Austin streets and was for years the nome
Of The Gushing family. The beautiful hv'
oak elm and other varieties Of trees plan
cd years since stand today mArklng one o.
The most beautiful spots In Houston.
ii is understood that Inc buyers inten'
Ia grade and improve the property an,
place II upon the market, cacn rescrNlhs
block upon which to erect homes.
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Rr1nner School District.

The election held at Drummer yesterday
to vote on bonds to run twenty years TO
build school houses. etc, was defeated ~
a large majority. The location OF the
school and the practicability Of the Issue
of bonds over straight tax were the
causes of defeat.
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HILLS LATEST ACQUISITION.
Is Said to Have Taken in Three Colo
RADIO Roads.

RADIO ROADS.
Denver. Col, April 27.--The Republican
TODAY saws: James ]. Hin and his asso-
ciates will. by June /, have control Of the
1reIoroao NJidIand railroads Representa-
live V,ot Of Mr.. Hill left Denver for Fort Worth
last Tuesday with Frank TTumbuiii pf tSot
~ nov, director in the Fort Worth ana
Denver city road will be represenr1al.tlli,y,e
OF Mr.. Hill. From Fort Worth Mr., tb Lru de.
ais Of The combination will be settled.
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Passenger Earnings.

Austin. Texas, April 2T.-The Rio Granae
and Eagle Pass railway paid the comp
ttoller $7,s3 today, passenger taS GU S endInS
March 81.
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f, ,,.., Rat.s to Re Announced Monday

Austin. Texas. April 2I.-The railroad
commission will on next Monday announce
i,e decision In the matter OF lumber Iat 's
on which hearing was had 'as' "eu"09
daN,
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RaiIroad Meetino al salado.

Salado, Texas, April 26.-An interesting
railroad meeting was held in salado last
night committee from Florence, VIII
hanson county, who have for some time
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IIndeIixered Packaaes.

Goods remaining undelivered in the Of
ecs AZ the Wells. Fargo Express company
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/ EXERT tbe Missouri Kansas & Texas
ma s,ye a al depot in the Fifth ward the in.
FL 4 Great Northern and Columbia Tap,
i The International and Great Northern de-
sasrss avenue, and the Houston Eas, and
uy morning train which leaves from and
rfe Houston East and West Texas depot
goud Kansas & Texas and Galveston,
1 H.naerson trains pass the International
nNrr'hsn depot.
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FUNERAL OF EUGENE T. HEINER.

Old Citizens Attended; Sermon by rathef
Walsh.
The funeral Of Eugene i. fleiner' inc
Wen known architect took place Yesterday
afternoon from the late residence OF ne
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bTE-Trains leaving Houston at4.4sp.
}. ulvIns at Houston at s.4s a. m and
IAN. also run into Grand Central de-
spirtlng 10 minutes earlier and arriv-
rn minutes later than time given above.
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G. Fl. & II. II. II.
Depot foot Of Congress Avenue.
Galveston Trains.
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a., mall and express oe'wee,i we
u.pit, a an carry through cars ior pal-
.ss, sna N wv, from Houston via the Cen
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EIaIp SCHEDULE.

T. c. r. r. ~
|.c,n,ral Depot
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y New orleans Trains
n ehu Arrive.
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/. & G. N. II. II.

! D.,o, foot Of Congress Avenue.
ban TO ST. Louis and Chicago.
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NJ, X. ~ T. II. II.
'X, a 7. Depot, Fifth Ward.
Arrive 9. 80 a. m
NJ m ........ Arrive s. so p. m
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Reporter.
ROGILLIOVILLE NOTES.

The young people of the neighborhoot
met at Mrs. Sallie Carney's Saturday
night for candy pulling, after whicI
they engaged i'll games etc.
W. R. Campbell and james Griffin
were visiting at r. J. Thoms', Sunday
evening and enjoyed some very fine WA.
termelons.
Sympathy goes out to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Rouaan in the death of their child
Oh Tuesday last.
MeSsrs. G. I. and I. G. Borland were
called suddenly to Mississippi the latter
part OF last week by tho serious illness
of their mother, They came home, but
g. +. has gone back, expecting her to
die.
A small son of Willie Wright is seri-
ohsly i'll.
Miss Carney has been assigned to
another school as Grange Hall is to have
tyoung man teaclSer after several years
If lady teachers.
Crops are beginning to lock very well,
thanks to the general showers for tho
past ten days.
C. r. Williams.
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Boys AS Convict Guards.

John Quine, concerned in the
Angola shooting affair, called at
this office, Wednesday, and seems
a quiet and inoffensiye young man.
His troubles add weight to the ar,
gument against !the oH,hjpresent
pistol. Of course, ready firearms
are a necessity at Angola, but the
case also shows that fer many
reasons, young and uhtritd men
should not be employed rs guards
for criminals, when their own prin-
ciples are not proof against casual
slight or insult. The state govern
mcnt, which is becoming SO Spa
ternaI," concerning insurance and
other businesses, should have a
care against employing boys for
convict guards,
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Fatal ARRAY.

A fatal ARRAY occurred Monday,
July &th at Pamela plantation, in
this parish on the mississippi line.
and fronting en- the river. Two
brothers George and Elliott NaSiff
keep q bar room, and had sold
goods to II. W. WimanS, a negro,
on Saturday to give a picnic, and
during Il settlement they had q dis
pHle. Wiman8 making insulting
remarks and threats, left the bar
room and went to his house. In q
short time after George Nasiff fol-,
lowed the negro and as he entered
the door opened fire on Wimans,
with fatal effect, Nasiff fired three
shots. Che hit the negro in the
side going through the upper part
0Pthe heart, the second through the
lower part Of the heart and the third
through the neck. Wimans lived
dong enough to send for DR.. NJ.
Taylor at Angola, who on exami-
nation pronounced the shots fatal,
and that Wimans could not 1--we
half an hour. lie died in less time.
A few minutes after this a negro
named George Lit ran into Mr..
Davis store and asked for Sh0:
gun that the hogs were in his field.
THE gun was given to him. lie
then went to the bar room and
called George Nasiff out and as he
came the negro fired one shot miss
ing George but hitting Elliott in
the hand. Lit turned and ran M
the road and disappeared into tie
State Of Mississippi.
Wimans was a bad negro, one of
those disturbing characters that
have been cropping up at different
parts of the South. He came here
rs q teacher, having little educa.
iHn, but his principal business was
take advantage of the Industrious
4agro and to produce bad leeli1tT1.-
zsasssEzsszss.szazzEszu--uz -asVe'gg pcofle
here feel that they have gotten rid
of Il dangerous cho."cter, and hope
that the n''.s Nasiff Can be justified
in eue killing,
Reporter.
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Partition Sale.

Stat Of J.ouiSana Parish Of West Fell
cclana, Winnie Claiborne VS. Sob, Clai.
borne, No. 81.
BY virtue of a commission to me direct.
cd from the oath Judicial District court,
IN and for said parish, will sell at rub,
lie auction to the highest bidder ur the
premises Ill the town of st. Francisyin.
On Saturday, July 10. 1901.
certain lot of ground with improve
ments thereon, situated on the Catholic
mn III tho town of St. francisvilIe, La,
,rontIng south 80 it. and running back
l2o H. one mare, one colt, one mule, one
cow, one ycarlIng, six hcpd of hogs.
Terms of sale cash with benefit Of an
praiSememt.
J. II. CLACK,
Sheriff.
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succession Sale.

ct,to ot1ori.,r, p,r;sh ,fr,.tr.,o,
'"'U W '''''''
ho"9o' o"cceSS'o'' Vi D. H. NcS""p'
No, 2l3$.
By virtue of commission to me direct
cd frcni the 22nd Jud Hist Court in and
for said parish, will sell at public ate
tion to tle highest bidder, at Fancy
r.; L,,,,z - =
t'" ''v"' VI stoek " III, me loIioWlhS
''>''l NV" r'"l'''s 'o-"''
" n"SS, Is shoals, 0S chickens.
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NOTICE OF CLAIM.

Department Of the Interior, land Otiics
at New Orleans, Lii. June %. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that tia follow
ing n$!inrd settler has filed notice of his
intention to mike final proof in support
made before 1. s4r ~ zalH proof w'1 be
oiliclo Not Pub at st. Francisvilr, la. 81,
Aug. ID, 1891, viz Saitir Ar widow
OF Rnlns Roscoe Ard, deceased. II, +.
lIlS3 for the whole Of src:i3t l., TBS
r, . W St Hell Mcr.
htnamas th' following witnesses to
prov" his continuons residence upon and
cultivation of said laai, viz: Ell New
sham, It ft%lcsrillp. l.a; ] NJ Austen,
st FHneisvilEa, La n Harvey, r.ccland
La + L Elarver, FrAclanI, La.
WRITER l.. COHEN.
KcgiS4rr.
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Higher Assessments.
Concerning the recent action Of

Concerning the recent action OF
the Board Of Review in raising the
assessments on property, it is fair
to presume that the members OF
that body are persuaded that higher
assessments are preferable to a
levy Of al additional mill Or two.
Most people think so.
But it should be remembered
that full protection to life and
property with low taxation upon
tho latter is considered ideal in
government, and public servants.
who keep these essentials in view,
TO their whole duty to the people.
Low taxes are a greater in
lucemcnt to immigrants than a
Ugh valuation on land, for
man can see for himself
he. worth of the land, while low
axes will appeal to his sense Of
What is lawful and proper.
Keep the taxes low, Messrs
Police Jurors, and pleaso the people!
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Tulane University ella.
N Ew ORLEANS
Z. A. ALDERMAN, LII. D., PRESIDENT.

Full causes in Languages, Sci,rces,
Engineering, Law, Medicine. EVur new
chairs established for next session. Tu-
lane makes leaders in all VACATIONS. Its
facilities for instruction in Engineering
are unsurpassed. Unrxcc!ed oppyrtu
mites for the study Of Sugar Chemistry,
Many scholarships in tho academic de-
partment. Board and accommodation
at lowest rate. Opportunities afforded
for self help. No worthy boy, if needy,
shall be turned away from it's doors.
Next session begins Oct. LIST.
Send for Catalogue.
: Il. K DRUFF,
Secretary.
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School Board Proceedings.

ST. FrancisVilIe, La, July 6, 1901
The Parish Board of Schoo
irectors met in regula, quarterly
meeting. Present, Mr., j. z. Bow
man, PreSdt,; .Messrs.,--A.-r,,..-
Brooks, Evans, ''.'seS' 80 " "'0'''
p oytea,.---~-f7m''I''
,l~~6finutes of meeting Of Board i'll
April and of meetings of Executive
Committee n-May and June, read
and approved.
The Supt. presented report and
reports of schools for the session
I9OO.lOOl.
On motion Messrs. Evans, Porter
and Argue were appointed COM
mlttee to draft suitable resolutions
on the death of w. W. Leake, Jr.
1t was resolved, That an examin-
Ing committee Of three be appoints
Ell to recommend to the Police jury
under,reSolutiOn of that body, a
person for appointment as boneti-
cary to the State University. Judge
Lawrason, DR.. Brooks and the Supt.
were appointed as said committee.
On motion, Messrs. Folkes, Law.
raSon and Argue were appointed Il
committee to request POLICE Jury to
set aside 2! mills for school pur-
poses.
The following teachers were ap-
pointed for the session 19Ol.l9 (:
st wd, st. Francisvil'e, MR. N Anglim,
1iss NJ G McGchee, Miss o Pillct.
2nd wd, Star Hill
'hompsOn's Creek, Miss Pearl Jones.
0 wv"
4th wd, Laurel Hill, Mise L Argue.
'0'n w. rOplar springs
Grange Hall, Mr.. r E Thoms;
ew Hope, Miss K Bunbury; McNeal.
Eiss rressa Carney,
9th ward
1th wd, Tunica, Miss A Z Tabcr.
~ NI0'e' A'S' II IL Bran
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COLLEGE
JACKSON, LA.

Next Session opens Sept. 4th, 1901.
COURSES leading to degrees IF \. b. and
+. ). A thorough Commercial Course,
Iypc-writing aud Shorthand taught.
Tuition ranges from $40 to $50 for ten
months in Literary Department. H.
Struction i'll Commercial Department ten
months. Board in private families from
9iZ,2o to $50. Meals at Pharr Hail, In
GLIDING care of room, 1915 por month,
Send for catalogue.
|. W. COOPER, President,
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Raniica Notes.

Mrs. Ellcretia Row and grandson
Watson Bradford, left last Saturday for
White Hall, where she will spch.l while
with her br0tltor, Judge N, p. Hobgood.
Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Austen. sF the
9Th ward expect to visit their son-inLaw
Mr.. A. L. R0giIlio, very soon.
Misses isabel, Eleanor and Hazel Bar
row, the bright and pleasing daughters
OF Capt b. l.. Barrow, are at Angola
visiting their father. While there they
will make their homo with Mr.. and Mrs,
West Reilly,
Mrs. Morris c. Newman intends max
ing a visit to her mother, Mrs H. L.
White of Angola, before she takes her
departure for New York, her future
home.
Mrs. West Reilly and Miss Eleanor
Barrow made q visit to Mrs. w. A.
Porter, last Saturday.
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n CE:

The undersigned having been appoint
ed a committee to examine applicants to
be recommended for the appointment IS
beneficiary cadet to tie LII. state Uni
vrrsity and A. & NJ. College, give notice
that such examination will be comprt-
tive, and held Il the court house, Aug.
sol, and 3lst. For information ia tU
character of examination. and other par
tculars. apply to & ". Newman Parish
Supt. St. FTaucisyllc, La.
e. ". NEWMAN,
80 o. D BROOKS,
S. Nice. LAWRAS0N,
COMMITTEES.
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You know what you are taking
when you take Groves Tastclcss
Chill Tonic because the formula
is plainly printed on every bottle
showing that it is simply Ironand
Quinine in u tastcIess form. No
cure, no pay. Price soc.
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CHI NBERLAK- HUNT
ACADEMY,
PORT GIBSON, MISS.

Magnificent new fire proof buildings,
the most complete and modern in the
South fora BOYS BOARDING SCHOOi.
Cooking by steam. Campus 80 acres.
Hcalthtul location in the "llill Country"
Home IFS, Military training if desired.
Superior discipline. Thorough instrnc.
ton Number of students limited, For
catalogue address,
w. 6. GUTHRIE,
Principal
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NOTICE.

- The committee appointed ny Farmers
Inst. to organize Farmers Inst, Club aud
Fair, will meet at court house, St. Fran
ci1ville, Saturday july Goth at II IN.
JAS. p. BOW MAN,
Chairman.
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RESOURCES:

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Loans OF Mortgage maturing WITHIN 30 days Aaa
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