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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
HAD NO JURISDICTION
AS TO MERITS OF CASE.
However, Fr. Justice Fuller Sta'es That ALI
the POINTS Have Been Passed Upon
Before by the Cours.
ATTORNEY WISE TAK5s AN APPEAL
Viii Garry Case 10 United States Supreme Court-Fin
Argument of Attorney -Gsnerai Aaderso son-Judge
waodli o -lvsrs separa.e OpL'ion in Wnlch
He Flnos Fault With Existing Law.

The srst against the Constitution OF yir-
gtn.a asasloLsay fol The
wien. nghti.g
az boil the uned States Circuit Court
O'clock sese.uay afternoon through ".
F1le,. Supreme Court de..ed ths petition
prohiotiion to the sta.e Boar4 Of
Carvassers certitslns the don Of
Of Congress recently chosen. and dismissed both The
epits on ground no Jurisdiction
Il the cases.
Juselce Fuller took occasion to say from the bench
that While did pass upon the
tsgt against The yet all Of
involved saa passed upon and settled
IN q Ia-2er yeray4e he
dsraassng both las the applications
N et-oct against the had
no 5urasdirii9n. Judge Elaus.d Jr. y,
who also the case. whie coacuaing with justice
Fuller on account OF existing statutes. delivered a
ssuaIats op.nien In which he decla Cd Thai, the laws
on the subjec, diu meet his peis q views and
that where a great number cit deorised
renes 81 lie Federal courts
WAS FIRST BLOOD.
But The decision was first blood for State and the
white people Of Virginia and while CAPTAIN Wss ana
Hayes made immediate application for appeal. " len
was granted VIII take The TO the supEeEne
Court ye; nrsafing sentiment h@re is that the
decision of lower is knock Ut blow Tor the
resrl-s against s. Will ever be aceoraFh he'd anywhere
captaa Wise SAYS. he viii he shortly number OF tie
= oo damage suits viii get onc OF them up
1i. the aprea case gets into The Supreme Court
The State Beard of Canyassers inHeaiaelv upon he
rendering Of the deesiol counted taT v9t-~ essf -
congressman Issued the certihoa-e OF eleeiion ac
ror@snr to law That of Congressnian-el Glass OF
Ivnchha-g Delivered 70 him persona " the OF ers
r,a:ea Nr left here last night for his home
ra ~ proceed IN Washington to-6ay where CT N aday
,a =. 81 n~esea, h7eef sworn in to snccee3 tie
1ate Major p 81 otey as member OF Congress ttorn
ne 80 m. NAY FlGFIr. IN coseREss-
c+as, Wise left for waens ne- -ast night and
<i5 ,3ts nu-nose of see',ias - arago1ize NJ Glass
~ re House nv getting Raaut foa7 Te1.asrs 70
r7oSe soreeer Credentials - co',n ts 1oT a9se
Il, order to bring u. the validity a. the Go s L
futon III Congress The Democrats ar 1u,tlan, . e
-;ssr lasishiy for nent fairness on th oe ca
The rest was surp tss rdses 4 Was ans.a 90
IL svyers Fede" e"a} statutes anC cects1 rs
60 g ,rel understood and then. TOO. tn fea-ns OF
.-,,isrf from the berch ti1rour rhonf tie cas- was
~ indicate would render q eecison 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
The Daughter Of the President Was the Re-
cipiedt OF Much Attention, and During
Play Many Called to Greet Her.
GENERAL CHAfFEE WAS A SPECTATOR
1t Was the FRS Foot Ball Contest He Had Witnessed
Since His Return from the FhlLppines-West
Point Boys Non by a Scr. OF 22 10 g.
Some Features OF the Co.tess.
Some Features OF the Contest.
(By Associated Press.3

PHILADELPHIA. NoveLlioef# 29.-ln tho fourth
contest on tiaHAtt s-u oet"een Tue iooto>- eeseAA
1ei,l Amy toaay youl,
ely neae. oy ubD=rs by the
OF twenty-five TO eight.
IA with the eight IN
the West Point lads the latter had made t~o
touchdowns neither OF which resulted in goal while
Annapolis scored touchdown on secsaola rui OF
sA.s-e@o salus ~ otlasputser aaa Lo.eeu Daiy, OF
Point, lack OF his goal line for safety. Il,
ha.s West POINTS goal lever In danger.
shelr formance in the nar
anu alcksd bo.h goals.
As q 1cot-ba contest may. without speaking dis
paragsngy e.ther b. c-Lei mediecse. bat as
propaby tven.y thousand people pre-elr. There
DISTINGUISHED guess from both nshi4s depa4t-
OF the government and pro n1neat ctzens rons
nearly every section of the United States
D-silNiulsHlE,D isll5til!l CUES Cues 5.
land occpied box on the army side close then
"a, Miss Alice Roosevelt. daughter OF Fl eidant Ro
velt. the Of al eyes and upon whom every
Roosevelt in front OF the section occupied
BY the Point cadets Her ssrnpatnles were plainly
9th the Army boys. perchan balm for te
Navy becoraingly# at tred In 2 navy b re
gown The President evensed from attsndi ne
zane because press OF Official busts s. aid IS o.
~atary Root. War Department was unaose 70 "a
esent or account Of the serious Illness OF his rat er-
,aw He was represented by First Asststan Secrelasy
neer who looked after the v Washington guests 10.
Ii a oox sclese that occupied by Mss hoos7ven
80 corbin They were the guests OF .Ce ent A.
scom OF this city. Genera! Chafee was paItculails
.-sd over tie success OF the young men who VII IN
49, .sars s.eet the operations of Uncle Sans Ia d
css II was The hrs foos-aal con est enerai cnaHse
$1yItne
eneral John c. Bates. commander OF the enea'
-ba Missouri $50 occupied a box
Bs,ween tie halves Mss Roos>vet held an m
on.ntu reception shook hands with many
crowd congregated in fro-t OF the ooS anxious
Sc, a glimpse OF the daughter of the nation ?
,hief Executive ..s..,s c.aa-,, f,orn&n
ansraI ctafee walled across he desd to the Nay
and eonoed with seerstary Mo7ay wha ees1 es
congressman Adams OF Pennsy!sanla aao
osA - Nassachuset box asioi Ing eVa OF
,>,odv were Admiral Sands Mrs. SANDS ana
their daughter. exvr, cncrvn xzacr
So CLOSING WAS sPEcTAct-1,aR
- the Gloss OF the game was th. 1Nlts ai.o
~ the sound OF the reTaras's "'istie
oa.cinr ire close OF the conest th snpao SO. =.
lnoA.H rushed the sogev ne d. and { iae
otFl ia ~. na,a marched around the big srouIos.
sttrGer y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
Mr.. B0INDEX Has
NO PLEASANT JOB
The Republican Leader in the
EcrfGk District is in
q QyandarY.
oactal ptsoatcf, 10 The Times.)

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The TiEes)
/ WASHINGTON. Nov 2ee- Rulnors Of
an approaching storm il the ranks Of
THE ,Sorfo.k Republicans continue to
reach Washington Now that the dis
trlct attorney ship is settled, al attea-
.#tion is conferred On the postmaste-siip
and the collectorslip of the port OF
Norfolk
It IS the settlement of tl1es two
fat oncers that is slated TO bring about
renewal Of the feud between the tas
tac,ians IN Norfo.g. BoWden IS still in
had plight over the euesuon Of whom
70 endorse for the TWO Jobs. and tha.
he viii give mortal offense to some one
when l1e does decide is Inevitable The
terms of Office in both cases expire z
few days after the middle OF January
and the successors Of Major r G Bat1As
collector Of the port. and Col. J. II
Waddy. postmaster. are due 10 be ap
pointed then. II is said that Bowoen WI
surely endorse Banks for the collector
ship. aud viii probably endorse s
Carney for the postnlastership.
The atest rurnor. however. is to the
eject that Banks will be fought bitter
IL on account Of his coming out in favor
of the Lily White movement In tn
September convention Banks seated the
White delegation from Isle OF Wight conist.
" and turned down the negro deiega-
lon. That is being used against him..
ind II may be that Bowden will use this
AS an excuse for no, endorsing Banks
hould things grow very hot. When
2owden turned down c. H. Causey for
he nomination to Congress. he gave
IS his reason Causey's letter In which
ne came out flat-foo,ed for the Lily
White. movement. He may play the
ame trick on Major Banks.
II he does turn Banks down he will
aake8 enemies, and II he endorses Banks
nd some other man beats him for the.
Job because Of his -.lily White. tenden-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
SAVED HERSELF AND CAT
BY JUMPING FORTY FEET

lSnecsaI Dis-,a. t, .rlla- ,I,ir,,.e-s

4 NORFOLK, VA. November 2s--srtss
Cherry. q young girl living. on 9F'rtst Street.
Portsmouth, Javed herself and her cat av
Jumping from the third-stcry windo. OF
taar residence. There was an alarm Of
fire early this morning. During the ex-
element Miss Cherry. after throwing q
mattress out Of tfirc-storv window TO
porch on the second floor. seizsa he,
net cata and with 1t in her arms sprang
aGt, landing safely on the mattress and
with her .-ittens sescapad pnhsirr Il.
was extinguished with buckets Of water
before the arrival OF the FIRE department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
THE MOST COSTLY
WEDDING OUTFIT
NJ. Constantine Graves Will Star
tie All Europe BY His
Expenditures.
Expenditures.
Especial Gable to The Times.

Especial Cable to The Tines.)
PARIS. November 2e.-M Constantine
Graves. aide-de-camp to Grand Duke
boris. is spending his days buying e cost
y wedding outfit.
II is to be the most elaborate made in
Paris since Count Bonj de Castellane mar
lied Miss Gould. NJ. Graves is going to
Chicago In December. there. 1t is reported.
to marry Miss Mabel Byron. whom he
met during the visit Of Boris to Chicago.
The Graves trousseau Is marvellous in ex-
tent and cost
The most expensive garment is sable
or ercoat which cost many thousands OF
dollars and which Is the envy OF the Paris
ian women. NJ. Graves has not ordered as
many trousers as did Castellane. but he
has bought enough 10 fill a Saratoga
trunk. Chicago's fashionab bles are destined
to get valuable lessons in dress from
studying the Graves outfit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
MILL HARDLY PLAY
AGAIN THIS SEASON
Norfolk Has Invited Virginia and
No. tn Carolina to Play
Off Tie Game.
fspecial Dispatch to The Times-)

------ . 3cCtoi- -
NoRsOLk, va. Nov. 29.-The man
ages of Lafayette field have invited the
University teams Of Virginia and North
Carolina to pay off their match game
here.
The net receipts to the Lafayette Field
Association from the three football
games paved in No folk ul ing eA-
bers amounted to $3.50. The gross re-
ceipts sESr the three games Wcae as fol-
lows: Carolina and Georgetown game.
November 10th. s1,sOl. Estimated that
$500 was lost by swindle at this game by
.resa.e of collected tickets Virginia and
Carlisle game. November I'D $500:
b acksburg and Lexington game. Tha nks-s
Swing day. g, 500. 5s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
EMINENT JI-RIST.

8r. Justice Futled held brtef. iafor-
Cal reception n ths Judges room after
adjournment, and left on night train
for Washington
He is fine gentleman Of the old
school. as We'll as a great jurist. and
his decision yesterday placed him very
close 70 the hearts OF the Virginia peo-
ple
The first effort to overthrow II. ;,<,y
Constitution OF Virginia was like a hub
bic which bursts Of itssewn snfation. and
The same air Of confidence pregat,s
smong the friends Of this great tnstrp-
men, which has characterized them since
the day it was ordained by the conyen-
hon To be the organic law Of the Stat.
The burden is now more than ever upon
the opposition in the fight. and ii IS @ex-
pectel to draw so heavily AT the next
stage that the struggle will be abandon.
"a as hopeless task.
The poor. ignorant negroes will sooner
or ,-ter exhaust their funds. according
TO ta popular belief. and when this was
epssestcd last night to Capain Wise his
r,.s, enc characte istic response was
s.Ml en- they stop passing around the hat
Johnray will quit wo k \. .
The white people OF Virginia are solid
" behind the new instrument. and every
where there is the utmost confidence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
THOUSANDS Of A.!LLINERs
ARE CUT ON STRIKE
(spectal cable to TIE Times,

PARIS. November 23--Rich = n1erican
women may have TO do without Paris
oonnets next sprIng and summer. 4
union Of all millinery workers, men and
women, has been formed and Il 600 skill
ed nfilinerss are ont on strike. demand.
Ing higher prices for piece work ana the
exclusion OF Be5gians and otherz sloreiSh:-
srs from the Paris ateilers-
.rha employers refuse to accede to these
demands as it is the second time this
YEAR the miliinets have struck he
employers declare that a further advance.
would be an imposition. while the nllL-.
liners say they on.y get q tithe OF the
profits made by sales to wealthy Wo-=
men Of Anne lea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

ctes. Rowden viii still be il q bad
no oe Then he will have to face the post
Office question as well Il he does not
endorse Carney for this. he may endorse
Captain II. r Nichols. and then he will
have TO endorse Carney for the collect.
orship The general opinion Is that Car
ney must come in for something.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30


r;pailv the West Pointers halted 10
e-o,+ Of rhe east goal. A cadet clinched
tho goal post ard planted an army nag
at rha rop OF the twentv-roots unrtsHI
>f+ to ha outdons hv their victorious
nr-tersn. the navy tovs made rusa
FOR tle same goal. ard in a moment two
orange and blue flags Hoated det1ant1y
from the top OF the other goal post
As far as scientific foot-hafI WAS con-
rerned fhes game was failure. but ae
the same time there were one or two sen-
"a atioral runs. Straseherger's sixty-two.s
ward dish for a touchdown was brilliant,
an! Dalyss running back of kicks was
little short OF marvellous but the safety
Of the navy was. due to bad Judgment on
MS part Ee caught the hall on West
Points goal line and notwithstanding that
both soule and Whiting we're. upon him
ne started to run the ball out.
AS consequence he was pushed back
and thrown behind tine goal. For rins
TIE Annapolis bows held fairly we'll. but
the training of the heavy army guns on
the light craft soon began to have its
effect and before the close OF the con-
rest the navy had in an almost entire
substitute eleven. Daily outkicked Relk-
RAP by twenty yards to each exchange
and had he use1 a little better Judgment
The Anna po!is boys would probably not
have scored. When Strassserger got
through the West Point center on q
thr4adbare fake Daily failed to catch hir1
missing the tackle by foot. His dive
for the navy half back was badly timed,
an unusual performance on the part oS
West Points star quarter. A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
ANXIOUS VISITORS.

At this hour the courtroom was hateo
win .aaious spectators. and When q
mpulen, .ater the judges ascenoeo ti.e
bench. and without ceremony AT Jus
.ice Fu!!sr read his brief opinions, there
was a slgn 81 relief from the Wtaite peo-
pie and 4 LOOK of anguish and crushing
d!ss ppo n t.,leat on the fares OF the ne
rroes. The opinion Of Judge SVaddlil6 can
somewhat in the nature Of surprise,
for al,aoagia his questions from the
beach throughout the case had Indicated
thai he MAS IN sympathy with The petit
toners. yet his statement Of his oppo-
sition 10 tie iaw caused a ripple CT sur
prise Tl3e case had consumed the great
er postioa os two days and all those
engaged IN II were considerably fangued
IT Lie end.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
THE POPE MAY LIVE
TO ONE HUNDRED YEARS
1enao;a1 Cable 10 The Times

ROME November 2e.-Current renorts
Of the alarming condition Of the Pope,s
health are based on the fact that two
na pal audiences were postponed as Lea
was roo busy. to grant audiences. and
spent the days working IN his library.
The cyst which is reoorted to be
forming again. never existed. and the
malady for which dia Holiness was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

operated on two years ago was
aeInmorho.ds from which thousands suf-
fer. but ,vhich Kill very few
DR.. Lapponi. the Pooes physician. said
TO your cor #espondent II 5 Holiness
has an extraordinary constitution. and
it is as likely as not that he may live
10 be 9 hundred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

-s,s...g.ases eoessto the sEprerne Court
mon the question Of jur1isdicfion..thongh gh g
.Cs--afr wise says he will endeayor g
tr;,g out its merits before N AZ II, i oufi-
al Attornev-General Anderson cioseo
--e erg,inler, for the state in q power
-, en-ecf OF rea-lv two hours ard ne
vas followed by James HAYES, the negro
1ar.yer for the conplainants Captain
Nr,ea c'ose5 the csse for his clients at
. q, ,clorss end the court took 2 recess
r1ntil 2 II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
VIC oryfor Iruislana
fRv Associated Prexs.1 ! g

TT-sCALOOsA- Ala. November -
In the toot-b ball game here the Un.versptp
of Louisiana won from the Uniyer1tty =
Alabama by the score of u 70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
LINEUP OF TEAMS.

o1-S SEs
The teams lined up as follows:
West Point. Positions Annapolis
Farnsworth... LEFT Whiting
Hammond left rackle.......-R Rogers
Riley. left guard tGrady)- Michael
kaye CENTER. ..tOakl Ere0
Thom pson. guard. BeliAnap
Graves..........right tackle. tReese1 Farley
NrcA END. Soufa
Daily quarter back. tSmtthl McNatr
.Hackett. left half back. .Strassberxer
Eunker.... .righ, halt BACK. Milne
(Root. RAFFERTY,
.1orney full back. HalseD
(Ietcalf)
Summary: Touchoowns-Bunke 2l.
nalv. tEIackett and Strassberger. Goals
5I,alv5 5t2y. Srrassherger Safety-Daly Ret.
sree-f1rst half. E, n. Wrightingron: Sec
ord half. John Minds Um mpire--frse half
Minds: second half Wrishtington. Time
k.s spers-Truxron. Hare. LinesmenA
Graves and Hallowell. Time Of halvs1L
IS minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

wEaTHER FORECAST.
Forecast Tor Sunday and Monday:
Nirgtnia-Fair Sunday and Monday: va
rtable winds becoming west.
North carolsna-showers followed by
fair Sunday. Monday fair. light to fresh
vest winds
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-12
New chrississ Church.

The contract has .been let for
the erection OF the Cbristis y
church on the lots on the corner
oi Iowa stree, and Santa Fe
avenue. n. l.. Bowles is the con.
tractor, and CONNIE need work Sal,
urdsy. excepting to complete the
building by the latter part OF June i.
The congregation is very thankful
for the help and encouragement
extended them by the citizens IN
their struggle FOR a church home,
and hope to soon have commodi-
Gus editicc TO which to invite their
friends. The church work is pros.
pering under the direction OF Rev.
r. ii. Lampkin and wife, and
their efforts are appreciated.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-12

Light refreshments were served
and the neighbors enjoyed a yer,
pleasant evening.
Among those present were;
Mr.. and Mrs. S. (. Wood, Mr..
and Mrs. James Chambers. Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Delaney, Mr.. anc
Mrs. (. A. Raxter. Mr.. and Mrs
b. +. Hotchkiss, Mr.. and Mrs. G
Clesson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brooker
Mr.: and Mrs. Ed Snodgrass, Mr.
and Mrs. c. II Chambers; Misse.
Cecil Woolf, Gertie Lombard
Mable Moore, Msble Walker
Edith Miller. Lizzie Miller, Blancf
Dunlap; Mrs Daisy Vestry. Mrs
A. Miller, Mrs. Z. a. Dunlap
Messrs. Clarence Hurst, Ed Stark,
l.. c. Tripp, Dick Dunlap, F. T.
Sanderfer. Earl Chambers, c. l..
Stark, Tom Owen.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-12
Mecca for ounksras.

In the last two weeks the Santa
Fe railway has taken to Prowers
county more than 400 families OF
Duuksrds, from Pennsylvania,
Iowa and Illinois. The members
OF the colony are all skilled farm
ers and expect to raise sugar beets
and cantaioupes. Most OF them
are settling upon forty acre tracts.
The Arkansas Valley Irrigated
Land and Sugar Beet Company,
which owns most of the unoccu
pied land in that section, has
adopted policy OF restricting sales
OF land to forty acres to each pnr-
chaser, experience having shown
that those who cultivate a tract of
that size do better than those who
try TO farm a greater area.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-12
Surprise Party.

Matt Frisch, assistant foreman
OF the "rip track" has resigned
his position, and expects to leave
on the 18th instant for Kansas
City. 10 accept similar position
on the Frisco system. Mr.. Frisch
was the victim OF surprise party
Thursday night and has not yet
recovered from the unexpected
sensation. He is the secretary OF
La unta Lodge, 30. 1851, Mod
ern Woodmen OF America, and a
large delegation of the neighbors
called "to pay their last respects,
and made him the recipient Of an
elegan, gold fountain pen. Miss
Ne,tie Frisch. who is the secre-
tary OF Golden Rod Camp, No.
24aI. Royal Neigbbors OF America,
was also made the recipient OF a
beautiful diamond broche, as
slight testimonial of the esteem in
which she is held by her friends
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-12
Distinguishes homo, eo"s.rr.s.

Rev. RobI Co!tmsn received
word yesterday morning from the
officials OF the Pueblo Presby;esy,
which has just closed an interest
ing session at Florence, that he
had been elected as commissioner
to the general assembly OF the
Presbyterian church, which con
venes in New York City on May
18th. DIR. Coltman has accepted
the distinguished honor. and will
attend the assembly accompanied
by his wife.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-12
se.s, 70, s.si"sss.

The work of constructing .
,.y.e at the headk ate OF the O,ero
canal was completed early this
week The ievee changes the
course OF the river and throws the
stream against the headgate.
which has been high and dry for
several months past. About ST..
200 was expended in making the
i'm improvements.
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BENTON, LA.
4 full line Of Drugs, Chemicals; Pats
"A ent Medicines, Fancy and, Toilet
Articles, Sponges, Brushes, PerfumeryJ
Stationery, etc.
Prescriptions carefully compoundedy
and orders filed with care and dispatehs
Stock Of medicines complete and Mars
ranted genuine and OF the best quality
DR.. C. III: IRIUN, ProprietOfs
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Hunters, Take Notice.
MO hunting will be allowed On NY
IN place, under penalty OF the law.
4. M. PRUTTT.
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w. c.. PERRIN,

Cotton Factor and Real Estate
Agent,
1t8 Texas Street, Shreveport, La,
Tives his personal attention to the
" sale of all consignments of cotton.
Makes liberal cash advances on cons 'gn-
ments, and purchases goods for custo-
mers in the country free Of charge.
Has for sale large list of City prop
erty, consisting Of Business Houses,
Residences, Vacant Lots and Suburban
tracts. Rents houses and farms, collects
rents, pays taxes for non-resi ients, and
makes prompt remittances to owners.
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Savings Deposits.

Merchants and Farmers Bath, corner
Spring and Texas streets, Shreveport
The savings deposits Of this bank ID
one of its deservedly popular features.
Interest at the rate Of three per cent per
annum is allowed on all sumS of one dols
lar and upwards remaining OH dep6sis
three or more calendar months;
When made during the first three days
of any month, interest is allowed ,6ii
these deposits as if made on the ffst day
in the month. Interest on all Sums tfot
drawn will be payable on the first dayg
of February and August, and interest
not then withdrawn is added to the priflS
ciple, thereby giving depositors comI
pound interest. !,
Deposits may be made by married
women or minors in their own names.
Facilities are given depositors to draw
money.
Deposits made for a longer period than
six months draw a higher rate than of
dinary savings deposits.
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Tulane University of Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS.

EDWIN A. ALDERMAN, LID, President.
L Languages Sciences Engineering Law
sixteen Bulungs
es workshops Splendid Department Tor Women IN the
Newcomb College -. .r... e.. ;n..u,o,;on ore ,reur
South last Many
scholarships p boys Expenses
lodging
Opportunities afforded for In Academic
Colleges prepared for college WORK w g s.d % fep
n1. .o.n n'ay Sddyas e p- ~ r. F. BRUFF, Secretary.