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~ y b ready . new P'nsfo play -hi ss
puri. . ro, - veil - a. London 'or
stage INVERSION. though fIe ffaf ctt=r and
Iir Nr.rf .I uut ,t-r during th. sumW"r
a. 80 Hn few -uDvsH=.= that lU't On
, NuiIrst lHT', a. tic Aftsusr \
'urrtrH.u ~ ts pruduc~d by Amsla
HiugItr - fhe ntfUu IN January
Moab ~ b+n heard q = plsy bv RId-
vaf4 NIrunR. aud At lat % r"ms 20 have
'akHr is uutD form NJ. isvr Waller
turuu"p,- % for r~rslu,'i.u a. the Kovalty
.u september. AN"r F -hs VII rvtve
Az On au q Ne ~iUIyTsr,s presumably
ID, ur oil. part originated Ns NJ bsrnAd
H"ur and 'lsv.d herr Do, r.. ,oghlAn
Capt BAIL ll,ud - ufiug . play fc'
f.ur American tc'urs &C l"udun rvpute
1hrv are N, irc b--ing who made her
.ucvs~~ 'ief" hy singing ~" Ia" John
Struwl"rgs 'R"st"- and reproducing the
Neh.rth 90. ChuuE Jaus~ Sullivan,
Who urad' q ensstiun IN a q, nj D. alton
Unit ''1u H' sam h'-lari and Louis Mann
YORK. = Frank Mill. Who was Mr. Patrick
Cawrl-li, leading actor and l. nov PLAYING
J.ra GdlSar with OIga \.thrSol. IN
-Sapho.- and Holhruuk Bliun, who won't
Ov"r In Tho Cat and the Chrrih- and
s'ay.i IN III. c~o'nrani,- u Marin Harvey
and lila Inc Tprris. -t,nr- GIRL y IN.
'itl" of CAPT Hoods play. which has It's
scot - in Au-' rails and fu.ttnd
Was this another ~ Mads,'- .aucy .laps
At i.!lru1 Miss Terry vas no and unable
70 appear for a few performances ~ sis-
rsss page IN The Merry Niv,. ct Windsor
and Mr. BSerlolm rrr" took nor place.
giving her own Part II ANNE Paes to lAly
RraNt ton. Ms. h.nda vas 30 lei. GIFTED
with tho Managers vIf"'- Performance
q Nisir,ss Page that s." claslsd n tur-
guu,-a NECKLACE about Ter ne,k IN uncon-
'rolLahle admiration. Perhaps ~ " cruel
10 lopk for a motive. hut a country that
saw Nr- Tro" AZ f-usiIu ites IN The panc-
ing Girl ha- soiuo EXCUSE for b.ing
...fV...
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"- 'r cust KNOWN
FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Relir' sf =, mp,ssss AL that Gss Ne vt-
i.isea b, h use % tsvsss sae
nlgesti,e D etWeats.

The temporary relief ~ dvrp~psiA or
the symptoms OF dyspeISIa such ~ Il
gr-tiun. fiatulency. gastntIs.
ness, Souy stomach. etc. " all thN on To
accomplished wltk irIgs anu digestive
lcTmeou-
Speaking OF this Austin Flint. N. H..
LIZ u. ~ Bellevue Hospital, says,
have yet TO see one SINGLE css- IN which
any Of the Iepslns, ~pahcreatins, or thu
many absurd combinations Of either. pro-
duc~d any benefits whatever.
The tremendous yearly increase In the
number ~ persons suffering from dys-
peIsia IN spite of the thousands 81 such
cures on the market. i In~dlsputable evt-
dencc that the remarks Of this Motel
physician are absolutely true.
Tins failure uf ali dyspepsia remedies
10 cure the disease u easily accounted Tor
when w. understand that dyspepsia In all
u.s. forms T. caused hv diseased digestive
organs. and that until the new remedy.
Ml-O->A. wa> dr. uycrcd, nothing was
known which Cuuhi be taken INTO the
stomach and heal these organs without
destroying the nuIri-hlng qualities OF
the frs-l. thus causing dangerous weak
ness in all tho vital organs.
MI-o-NA. the new remedy. does not
AFFECT the 1000 Nv dHs bnt Aus ulIe'tlN 'n
the diseased digestive organs themselves
IL romovc- all Inflammation, heals sore
spots. aud better vet restores To their full
strength and abundance the digestive
nuid-. which hv their action on the food
supply H. with strength and vitality.
The new rur" sots promptly and thor
oughly. the most confirmed dysIeptic
receiving immediate relief and the digest
i've organs restored to theIr natural
health and vtgur IN a short time. Dys-
persia cannot exist II Mi-o-NA IL used
daily You can prove this by calling al
our store for u two DAYS treatment
which costs Won nothing
Mi-o-SA H. sold hv
HfGrNAN = - ~ nrosfNHy
J NiIHNJ = SON iO broadway
nrpadvaN. orr, second sud broadway
WILLIAM n RtkEH a SOY 90. MA sisth Ave
4 T.. DOl NV ,TER. csiI fhId Ave. 20 wiIns
Ave S7 WIN, Ave
BOLTON pri {. 90. ~. 20 20 Fulton 81, 90 rul-
ton q - 20 - IlAtbusl W. ~ Columbia
- sumner N,r aud pY'usm. brposlNh.
y W'HK1 NEFr. igu rruadNaN. hrOoAlyn
kNItSII m NRMN 'N gL u and roaUh Ave.
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MI SIC AND MI SICItNS.

The programme at the Circle Auditorium
tonight will be a. sacred In character rs
usua and will be varied hv the apr-aranc"
Of the four ReaSey sisters, who viii play
Sarasa,e's .Zg-unerweissn' NJ a quartet
Tor NI0lius. ON Novunv night compost
lions e tho lat" John Stromberg viii
prcdom,nste on tho programme on Tues
day tie regular Wagner concert viii b"
given.
ruscnia Mu,elli /. 20 he the .olo's'
with the D4-s hand at the 81. Nicholas
Garden during the present week. u rarely
haprens TINT artist. - her rank are heard
at the city's summer concerts.
Nahsn Frankie. who IL now abroad, has
seycral times conducted IN Berlin concerts
n, American music and he intends to repeat
the exrerm.u during tho present summer
lie has also mad. arrangements Tor The
introduction into Germany OF an orches'fa
composed Of American PLAYERS.
Intercs, taken In his previous concerts
ha. proved 30 him that such a season a.
he coutsmplatcs you'd meet Win tuuNf ~;
Tho concerts will begin In Berltn ana VIII
h. given Ia the principal cit"- oi U'eIrnshs
The programmes will CONSIST Arg"iy OF
music by American composers
The kneisel Quartet hS sns'"""0N y"
afternoon concerts and will during the
nc,, sea.on here confnc it-eh 20 hve even
inc concerts. They will, As ususi. he gwen
In Mcnd-lssohn Hall.
This announcement proves W y m"asuI'
,hs faIsity OF the familiar statement ,iIs'
women support, the seriou. musical eh,r ao
ndsa. Of this city. The audiences AZ ,hese
convert. were at one time 30 lafgeiy maj
um ~ women this, IL was found advisable
10 rive them In the Afternoons.
L,t IN. real supporters oi the quartz,
were men, who found it impossible TO attend
,hs nfterI con performance, snd me mum,
~. wo,n.n Who came 10 them Wa no.
i,ry. enough 20 maze IL worth while 70
con,inu. them
Tho publisher who bought Inc NO.
h,mian Girl- died a short time 9 In Lon
don. lie was Thomas Chapreh ana ne
aid RaIfc for TIA. opera 500 which vas
con.,d.r-d such an esorbi'ant sun ,hs'
only his youth could account Tor has r~'s
lessness
IL vas. Of ccurs-, . lucky Investment
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AiArido-


In ir>t phTiIot played two samsN b.udi'. dsd
ard simultaneously AID the fact ~as t'poti-u In
lie London NIrd 40 follows tnls hri~f aflrie
n he tecnrd ~ more than sport and notion, u sA
pnsnorrenon IN tue history Of man. and 70 should
g. boarded Amonx the be~ samples OF hurnAn
sbility " Nring ~ the mind TIRE entire plsn OF 800
chess tables without ssslht either. With the mul'
,inned Nirtssltudes ~ two and thirty pieces In pcs.
able EN- rloy n ~nt upon each table, u . Sosdsf
Of such magnitude - ceuli not b. credited, perhaps
orc. ~ 'set" what would ihr writsr' sys The
ses Cafesis Of tondon. 'sy In III wsTs
sno'I I1Ilsuify . btndfold ethibition 81 Hastings
playins aI,eer games simultaneously and bind
ioIded'- Following are too OF W games played
br he American champion On this occasion,
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orr CH!SS 1ORNrR.

yposisNS so iis NJ VNLESTIN NAptN s,noELos..
bLNtA. rWEiNa FIBDNA
on q 0u KV Kts un X X, and RI Re
on X ~ ana n ~. - gu Is ., ! kte 4. v ia X ..
x Is : and X ~ -
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tuHrn fHent 81 uHuts Csfhs anh iarw Nnrttd
. HHtshle w. tap ssss lutshan tHr NrTrrah
tHa muaHn. auNft In Ne rfU dHruf zoo ssra
f-tu Ifan#e Wr salts fHuHu tdrsat " -
pfuHAhls thsf no sH Civ = r~ffss~sssf - stutai
tsHsHus hes 81 tIr rauu.H 1T Ur Maahattau 'hfH'
t.al t..tsl
tHH IN~ou-s .sIasTrs assfs
Apusut~d a. tHf suf.f u' tus 1rn fslI ahA
seventh saias frsm IN nufH - h~st "a ~ fuHf
tee rsf~i bstsrsa gtHsessI sni -t'srhtrt
l. = .---uAL
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rhIN'f ha'lsN-
Prime padan ~ MIN Crriia, the oelsbrsted
amateur. plsA q 'hr iolIosing game Win an sns
,,uT Of Kew ouuceding W the .A't'f the odds o'
. knight
sIrutAS nvFENtb
nadisn. Nasiow Dads Mhr,n's
Whus ~ A. NHf hIa
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X on = n y on X n r on y : Ks on y K,s
and y q a., on . S Ky, X kt } and x RA
Wits MINI PLACES.
White 70 plsy AID mate In three movea
PhosLsN No. Ii>s-nr . ~ISIEA-voop, uoTpo~.
ENGLAND
~sLsCE-Trs rIECna
x on x = I, Rs on = u } An , re p %
y On x Il 5 IL On v Al ' y {. "a 3 } and x
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r.x TO rsnsLss 10. LA
X. .GktKt. IA eh. XXX >. q Kt-
% R,'AGPtk,. Kv h-Bs
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my xix = RI > Kt % % a any =
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sptrrrp~ TO- rR,HLEH M I'm
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p.nfH,B Macs cannot md any other
Toy; 'ss'n;' Ks en- PIT Err as."G6 zen K
oor,c,. ',-arcn, Ter, r7r.,,.s 70 Problem
~ n,'iS,r, ToTsals conn IsssdoL, hl.,,.
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l.vrrrt aTWf.nna ~err r~reive1 70 Ifpblem
W n.y. 'rln ~ $ " baldwin, Norshh Conn
Tps1 10 IiIrr-s. linton hil, y " 4 Clart.
nrooLIyn samuel C. Livingstone haiteawan.
','.-s-, .H'u'fpn. - tv-r-en's endssms study
,.re r~.,,rr from Grover. III, psnhuT, Conn
Tt HA.fVn. NorwhE. Conn. Frederick
Drsor. NrV YORK
~ ,-to,sl rortcct solutions we've received from
N,rr,, : trrnstnr,. Nrw Norh. 70 Nos iits
,t,s ,tI 7rtiFANs rudgamr. fron q c r1tkin.
1,,.,,r y y. 70 nos i'tt and ii.s from Roheu
howard UNun New NnfE, 10 Nos iiN and il?s
im-n Il % Sits. south Nor~as, Conn 10 No
ii?s
2 Uuvrtd. Ialtimore. Aid You an quite
isn't I kBt d. rh. i q secund solution so
Tbsr,r Of - sIthnr j. usually surrvnt Guaran'
lee Of tt. sourdueS, - a.. eo'npoatihns
prnvtrs fH uanfury, conn S-b an NJ
rossinir move IN NJ ii77. Presumably . sp
on iUton. New Yo-s-see IN. solu,ioa TO
TrVt,ykg's enilng printed lAsl eeek
, nrs~rI. Nsw NorE-i kt-Ss In No MT
~ Nr,lufs. nusbuv. Mas, ia the Msrccsy-
g., S.vs snrshed N, encounter o~nssd DOUBT
-. nrr~ufs - unts at that slsse YES ACCOUNTABLE
faf tie gpur~" puFnurd
uNnvsGI VI. .cHffcurxs
Arst the t~ath rave m the ssres ~ fcurVesn
49,, IN an S-hie- inter- aud u ~JsnnvssL Oans
mad me fbrufer emerged victor Slth srore o.
NJ. 10 -. ths totals comprising "a Nln, 'of Shech'
-, owe NJ fAnnvsHl Nni thr-- DRAW sames.
~ u-ssi.S ErsF~rvEo. HSHb
iou', u i-.sub"fs. tue IOaLs k-saAs eSs
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sso.Sp eANp-rvy topHa


cHIss al vIENs,
ras folovtng game, pa 81 b. the Vienna e.
per, Schwarr ana IinN infested recently. will
Il souud nther lnterostlHH
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uocatia ,outn,mtn'. uov In progress At the on
Of London tournament l"1dnn
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Tory four yesf. sso ,tofphY plavsf ~ 'srs
op-nins .ssihst the Wv lork ansteut %uul''n,
NJ. -N,fe 81 sLish san. j. Br t~vlth appended
yV.u.pf. ..saff


nB~nr ,uc GsuuA1 sNpstt N'h'''s Nst =
ur.s n. ola, 81 o.. FOLLOW ns SANE Nth an ANA
truf a. Moscow
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~up.. ~ ro-rAv AND cHyss ~ sorvvv
RrC,n'. Tue following game "a. plAg "a N tac
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A. ,AfS o.. Ifagu, O.. 'n.'vlr. rhme vss
cont. s'.i u,'t,su toe Itui l..nD ''r rN pofAAl
and NH.f
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yrHsr o.x. -s.lvIo d.~Hrr

CONCsfVION 's -NNIINo0 w 'HTF
NJ following aar's wrr. tr'eu'N n'sN-d
telegraph between the English tih nf CnnrepNs
and ,hs cheS, club ~ santiago Do ChnI
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Fugcnia Muteli IL 20 he the solo'st
with the Du-s band ut the 81. Nicholas
Garden during the present week. " rarely
happens TIM artist ~ her AMI are heaih
AZ the citv's summer concerts.
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,m.rI,an Drsmatists' Club docs not
- activity 10 the making Of plays
g. r~c,f for protective legislation.
achicvement VAS with tho Congress
ltl',i S,a,--. which u induced 10
t. 49, 20 prevent tho u~nsuthortzcd
e play The copyright Law
amended that an "rence committed
% m 80. Federal Court district h~-
"a Pc rpiilv punishable In any other ds
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Ar,, me tr.th rave IN the sores ~ four7esn
,.sy IN an S-hi~-ht-r aud u jannwssL Oans
80 me f,-rirT emerged victor With . srore OF
80. -. ne totals ~otnprs'ns IA wlns 'f Srhlech.
-, owe NJ fAanwxhl md thr~- dfaun games.
~ H~s.i.S FfSF~rsHo. Htu
Tout. u l..subsf.. tuc gOaLs h-SsiAn enD
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-11-01
House Bill No. $50.

House Bill No. $50.
Act No. los.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment to Article 2e6 of
the Constitution of the State of Louis
Section 1. Be i. resolved by the General
Assembly of the State of Louisiana, two
thirds of all the members elected to each
be submitted as an amendment in lieu of
Article 226 of the Constitution to the cleo
tors of the State at the next genera; Con-
gressional election to he holden the
Tuesday next following the first Monday in
November, 1902, and it shall be the duty of
the officers charged with the conduct of said
election to promulgate and provide for said
election in accordance with Article 32I of
the Constitution:
Article 226. There shall be and is hereby
created State Board of Appraisers, whose
duty it shall be to assess the property be-
longing to corporations, associations, and
individuals EMPLOYED in railway, telegraph,
telephone, sleeping car and express business
throughout the State of Louisiana, which
Board of Appraisers shall be composed of
the Auditor and other members correspond
ing in number to the Congressional Districts
of the State, to be elected by the Governor
Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer, Attorney
General and Secretary of State, one mem
Der from each Congressional District, for
the term of four years, and the General AS
sembly shall fix the compensation of said
Board
(Signed.) 7. Y. SANDERS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) ALBERT ESTOPINAL,
Lie ntenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved July 9, A; D; 1922
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
5 56Sa SPY F. MICHEL,
Secretary of State.
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Wanted.
Aug. 81, lot.

We would like to ask, through
the columns of your paper, it
there is any person who has
used Green's August Flower
for the cure of indigestion,
Dyspepsia, and Liver Troubles
that has not been cured-and we
also mean their results, such as
sour stomach, fermentation of
food, habitual costiveness, fer
mentation of food, habitual
costiveness, nervous dyspepsia,
headaches, Respondent feelings
SleeplesSnesS- fact, any
trouble connected with the
stomach or liver? This medi-
cine has been sold for many
years in all civilized countries,
and we wish to correspond with
you and send you one of our
books free of cost. If you never
tried August Flower, try one
bottle first. We have never
known of it's failing. If so,
something more serious is the
matter with you. Ask your
Oldest druggist. &C.. .-..,-' g
G. G. Green, Woodbury., N. j.
Sold by Lafayette Drug Co.
Prejean & Leblanc are now
ready to give you a first-class fit
and first-class bargain in
ready-made or made-to-order
suits.
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of this Constitution. The property real
estate belonging to any military organixa-
ton of the State of Louisiana which is used
by the State National Guard or militia for
ries, while SO used, shall be exempt from tax
alton.
Sec. 2. Be 1t further enacted, ETC.,
That the aforesaid proposed amendments
having been read in each House of the
General Assembly, on three separate days,
and the yeas and nays thereon having been
entered on the journal of each House, the
Secretary of State shall cause the same to
be published in two newspapers published
in the parish Of Orleans and in one paper
in each other parish of the State in which a
newspaper is published, for two months
tives in Congress.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted. ETC.,
That at said election of Representatives in
Congress, the said amendments shall be
submitted to the electors for their approval
or rejection.
Sec. a. Be il further enacted, etc.,
That said election shall be held under the
existing election laws of the State, and if
a majority voting on said amendments shall
approve and ratify the same, then such
become part of the Constitution.
Sec. S. Be it further enacted, ETC.,
That the result of such election shall be
made known by the proclamation of the
Signed.) J. Y. SANDERS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Signed.) ALBERT ESTOPINAL,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the |
Approved July 8, A. d. 1902.
w. w. HEARD,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
JOHN r. MICHEL,
Secretary of State.
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Taken Up

Demanade's field "a bay mare,
having a white spot in the fore
head, one on the ankle of fore leg
and one on ankle of hind leg.
Mare is about four years old.
Owner can secure same by prov
ing ownership and paying costs.
THOMAS MOUTON,
Lafayette, La.
Oct. 25, 1902.
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QUEEN & CRESCENT
ROUT

Commencing Nov. 10, the New
Orleans & Northeastern r. r.,
in connection with the Mobile and
Ohio r.. r., via Meridian, will in
augurate on trains Nos. 2 and 3
through Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Car Service between New Orleans
and ST. Louis, the first car to
leave ST. Louis, southbound, on
Mobile and Ohio train No. 3, at
1923 p. M, Nov. 18, arriving in
New Orleans on New Orleans and
North Eastern train No. 3, at $40
p. M, the following day; north
bound, the first car to leave New
Orleans on New Orleans and
North Eastern train No. 2, leaving
New Orleans 7:3O p. M, on the
Goth inst, arriving at ST. Louis
the following evening at Z :32 p. m.
Shortest and Quickest Time.
For detailed information, apply to any
Ticket Agent, or the undersigned.
GEO. II. SMITH, r. J. ANDERSON,
G. p. A. A. G. p. A.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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1 Take ANY Case

Of morphine, opium, cocaine,
choral, whisky or tobacco habit
cure it in from twenty four hours
to five days. Guarantee a cure.
No i'll after effects. Booklet free.
Price, $4,000.
A. N. PIERCE, M. D.,
Lake Charles, La.
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Saturday. Nov. g. 1902,

Oct. 4, 1902.
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BY virtue of writ of feri facias, issued
by Galbert Bienvenu, Justice of the peace
in and for said ward, am, to me directed,
will sell, for cash, to the last and highest
bidder, at the front door of Judge Bienve-
nus Office, in the town Of Lafayette, between
legal sale hours ON
Saturday, Nov. g. 1902,
che following described property to-wit
The South half of two certain lots of
ground situated IN the Northern addition OF
the town of Lafayette. La, being numbered
Izz and 1873, bounded north by Convent
street, south by Jefferson street. east by
Johnson street and west lot No. I2I.
L. HIRSCH,
Oct 4, 1902. Constable sd ward.
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For Sale.

Fifty arpents of excellent land adjoining
Scott. Price, reasonable. Terms made
easy If required. Apply to Gus. A. Breaux,
attorney, Lafayette, La.
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Constable Sale.

p. Buhlcr, agent, VS.. I. N. Fields-Third
Justices Court, No. I26, Lafayette
Parish, La.
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Notice to Tax-PaverS.

Notice to Taxpayers.
The assessment rolls of the town for 1902
are now in my Office. Tax payers are hereby
notified that taxes on movable property are
due and colectble and will become delin-
quen, Oct I, 1902, and taxes on immovable
property are also due and collectible and will
become delinquent on Dec. 81, 1902. All
are hereby notified to come up and settle
and thereby avoid costs.
CHAS. DEBAILLON,
Sept. 20, 1902. City tax collector
Office City Hall o-Iz a.
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
THE JUMPING EGG.
BY RUTH EVERETT.

Here is clever trick by which the
amateur magician. having taken a little
practice. should be able to entertain
guests. 1t is clean and is adapted for
the parior or the garden; perhaps it is g
little better for out -of-doors.
You will carry with you when you go
to entertain those assembled the
requisites for the following trick. You
Will show the company a small tin pail,
that will hold about two quarts of water.
Pass it around among them, that they
may assure themselves that it has no
false bottom, is just an ordinary vessel
that can be purchased almost anywhere
for about 10 cents. You will then fill it
nearly full of clean water and place 1t on
the floor, that your audience may see the
bottom of the pail.
Now. from one package you will take
out handful of clean, white sand. To
show chat it is perfectly dry you will blow
upon it and some of the grains will fly off
like feather down. Close your hand upon
the sand and place it gently at the bot
tom, on one side. of the tin pail, where
1t will lie snug and nice all in a little
lump. Then you remove your hand, wipe
it off dry and take up handful of fine
brick dust, which you send flying off with
light breath, as you did the sand If any
of the guests express a desire to examine
the sand and the brick dust, let them do
so. for there-is nothing that so facilitates
throwing dust In peoples eyes as help