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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
READING SYSTEM

NEA - AZ IA = - ! GE Ss
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. X.
Liberty street and south Ferry Cime from South
Ferry ive minutes earlerJ.
EasToS. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND
MACH CHUNk-z4u0 ttl5 Easton only, $40
A NJ 20 4.4O SEQ Is IS Easton only P. II. sun
days q IS 4 NJ LOO M 40 P n .xrox -,o 90
A NJ s o. P NJ SUNDAYS. as A ". P. NJ
LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGAT
-z40O go \. NJ, $50 g 20. 40. Lakewood only)s
ATLANTIC CITN-fBiO A. NJ, rs 10 2. NJ.
ViNELAND AND BRIDGEToN-tz4.OO A. NJ. t1-3o
I6NG RRANCH ASBURY PARK, OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTs-z4.oo. 5 30. lISo A. n, - 80 q 30 ?; NJ
Sundays. except Ocean Grove 300 4 NJ 800 P NJ
PHILADELPHIA READING TERMINALl-z-425.
- 90 $500 5000 1000. tl1-OO A NJ. f12OO. %.
$50 1900 tS.O0. '400. $500 t6OO. f'So $500 P NJ
a4TE "a AID CHESTNUT sTREET-s425 IS 30 40 81.
Ill so A NJ 100 $3.50. IS 90. 200. 10 IS ?. NJ.
RE4nISG HARRISBURG. POTTSyILLE AND
II 90 a NJ Reading only) n 500. 30 400 P. II.
Reading PottsviIle aad Harrisburg only. taco. 1000
PM
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTOx-+ss So
1850, '11.SO A. NJ. 100 $3.50. 800 900 P NJ
zFrom Liberty only. Daily. tDaiIy except
sunday sSunday only. 1Psrlor only. Via
TamaQua- NSaturdays
Ofices: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry Aston HOUSE
Square West 1873 East 125th St. 273 West 125th ST.
245 Columbus Ave. New York: Court ST. 344 Full
ton St. Brooklyn; 9S Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
Transfer Co. calls foE and checks baggags
tinatton.
". G. BESLER G. NJ BURT.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.

New York Central & Hudson River X. K. LsSsee1
Trains leave Franklin ST. station New York. as fol-
low and 10 min. later foot OF West 42t St. y r;
II 10 A. M-For intermediate points TO Albany.
Ell 90 A Nd Saratoga and Mohawk Express
{. ~ p M.-ChicagO Express
- Is p M-Cont. Lin. for Detroit. Chi s St Louis.
No For Hudson River points and Albany.
e ~ P M-For Roch.. Buffalo, CleveFd & Chicago
" P M-For Roch., Buffalo Detroit and ST. Louis
sg.15 MFor Syra Roch. Niagara Falls. bet. & Chi
sIay 4Daiy except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn. Annex:
IN A. IS A NJ 90 at f245 p. II. Jersey
Cttv p r r sta ~. III. 20 A NJ. 1885 P. n.
Time tables at principal hotels Offices Bsggsss
checked hotel residence by Westcott Express
n SMITH c. r LAMBERT.
General Superintendent General Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26

receipts OF bresdstuns interior points IN thousands
lIee clpheTs "oo) omitted Flour bbs grain bush
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
Bier 0eneratipnet,

Der Sorsler Samilie famen am Sonn=
tug im 0auie bon Sobn Oolan in bieler
Staot Suiammer. IS tparen anneleno
Mutter Samuel Sor9ler, nit ibrem
Sobn Samuel u. ibrer So9ter gmilie
bon Dort 9p.
6reo. 5oraler nit Grau II. Glnoern
bon Seem Ybilabelpbia.
Sr. Wiu 9unn nit 6rau uno Sinh
bpn Columbus, 8.
6r. peter Cation NIT Srau u. brei
Ginoern bon columbus, 8.
Gbas. Gfert nit Trau unb Sinb bon
Stem philadelphia.
Sobn Dolan uno 6amilie BON Stem
Ybilaoelpbia.
Sie bier 8enerationen tparen reprd=
ientiert our1 SSrau Samuel Sorgler
BON Dorf Sp.. 68 Sabre alt.
Sbre 5o6ter. Srau Spbn 9olanEoon
gew philadelphia, AZ Sabre alt.
Die So1ter bon Srau Dolan, Erau
8ertruo Dunn BON Columbus, g.,
l9 Sabre alt.
Sas S0hterleir por: SSrau 9unn,
Settle, Sabr alt.
9llle 8etbeilisten freuten lid Der 3u=
lammenfunft. uno es tpuroe bei1lol5en,
i'm Suli ndditen Sabres iuieoer cine
1ol6e gu beranltalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
murff wiSsr lllurf.

Ser beriibmte fransDff9e pbpliter
nno Wfatbemattfer 9lmpere iab i'm
2eIe5immer zines fran5DIiI9en Sec
babes unb las eifrtg eine 3eitung. @r
mar in Die 2ettiire 70 bertteft, bab er
bic ouf benz Slide Itesenben 3eitungen
unpiltiirlt9 nit Der freien 6anb ipeiz
teri9ob. Neben ben 8lGttern ftanb
etn Sintenfab, bas plDblib nit ben
3ettungen bonn Slide ftel unb 5tpar
einem ret9en pariier 9anfier auf bic
belle 9oie. Wiitbenb iprang bieIer
BON feinem plase auf Ser gelebrte
entf4ulbtste iid, 10 gut es gins, iebp6,
obne bab fi6 bic Wutb bes 8anfiers
berubigte.
rNber ,nein 5err. i9 min Sbnen bas
geinfleib ia erfeBen," erflGrte Mmpere.
r9aben Sic bic Site, seban sic mir
Sbre &arte, i'd perbe Sbnen bas @elb
in Sbr 5ptel ienben."
uSn mein 9otel9 Sd femme sic ia
gar nt9t unb min bic biar5ig syrancs,
bic bas 9eintIeib mid setoitet, auf Der
Stelle buben."
Ser Gelebrte nabm bas @elb aus
feinem Portemonnaie unb bGnbigte es
benz BANTER Elm. .@o!" iagte er
bann, uieBt, ba ib Sbnen bic @umme
be5ablt babe, tperben Sic boffentli9
m me 9ofe nidt ldnser anbebalz
ten. Sd babe lie besablt, alio gebDrt
tie mir, nnb i9 erfu9e sic, mir bies
ielbe fofort gu iibergeben. sic baben
tein 0ertrauen gu mir, ib teines au
Sbnen. Nlfo bite, rneine 6oie!"
llmfonit protefttrte ber 8antier ae=
gen eine folde Nuffafung. Die gnz
tpeienben nabmen gegen ibn partei unb
unter benz augemeinen geld9ter mubte
Ct ii9 ba5u bequemen, bic 8eintleiber
ibrem re9tmdbtsen 8eiiber gu iiber>
geben. Damn fdidte er 19lennigft in
ieine Mobnung. um iib anbere bolen
5u lai1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
0re1er 3ugiiberfaa 1T Sais
1tOt8.

Solicit, ST.. 4. Suli. Ser 3us 20.
5 Der &of ssslano.gabn, eluer Der
i1realten 3iige iener gabn, 1T in bieli-
ger NabbarTdaft bon bier perlarbten
Babnrdubern gum iteben gebradt mor-
ben, tporauf bic Burihen benz grprebs
Beamten bamit orObten, ben GgpreB=
,pagen nit Dpnamit auf3ulprensen.
fans er niht bic Mertbiahen beraus=
gebe. 0ulfs grpreBbeamter Sane tpuroe
our1 Den lnterleib geidolien, tporauf
Die BurIben in ben @epdfwasen eia=
braneen unb ibr pliinoerungsmert be-
gannen. 0iel iou ibnen babel nibt IN
bic Ddnbe sefallen fein. Oie @duber
fudten, tladoenl iie ldngere 3eit i'm
GrprebtDagen 9etpeilt, oas Weite.
Rane tpuroe mad benz gnalepoob 0o-
fpital gebraht. Spdter mnroe Elm 9e-
uifIer NeBler, Der auf benz 3uge iid be-
funben unb Die 3u9ebematen gum I'm
balten bes 3uges peranlaBt bate, als
Der Wsitihul6 bel Dem 3uguberIal BET.
odhtis Derbaftet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
s.s. ariers Store
Ienisfeiten.

Comfort fir uniere Gunoen mar
INNER unier 3iel. Sm 5ommer uno
I'M Winter iino mir aleib eifris bemiibt,
unlern Store ab3utiiblen ober Su tpdr=
men. Wir baben ben tii6tften Store
in Der Stabt. uno es madt uns eli,
8ergniiaen su isben. mie un!ere Run=
ben bapon beeinf fluBt iperben. grbibt
unb unbeba9lid tonlmen lie in ben
Gtore. uno nadbem lie bon unleren
glerts in bbHi1er. auporfommenoer
Weile beoient moroen lino, perlaiien iie
ben Store tiibl uno bebaelib, tpobl
befrieDist bon bem @intaufe unb bem
preis.
6eraoe jebt bat unier Store iehr an-
nehmbare preiie fir iehr biele Nrtitel
uno basu fonlmt nod Dos angenebme
@efiihl. mdbrenb bes ginfauiens in
einam tiiblen 2otale 81 iiBen.
yrobirt ben tiiblen 3us unIer elet.
triIben 8entilatpren uno Die fiiblenbe
Wirtuna BON nieorigen Preiien an
COMMENCEMENT.
g. 9. 1trfers 8rpBer store.
cHsSubitraBs. Re,psabiIansIpbia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
Soltpar.
Z. SlIlt I9Uz.
@erther geDbadter +!

@erther @eDbadter
9as am 4. Suli bier abaebaltene
giscreamfef, auf Dem Raienplab Der
oeutl6=eDangelii9en Stride oabier, mar
in ieoer geSiebuna elm grfolg. Ser
Wettermann, iuelder in LETTER 3eit lau-
Mid mar, iebte iein freunoli6fes Sc
lid3t allf. als lei es eieens fir oieien
NnlaB befeQt 9eneIen. = Nm 8. Suli
i6lug bel Dem bier nieoergebenoen
ibweren Gepitter Der gliB in bic @ob=
nung oes 6rn. Sobn SLAB, aber ohne
gu 5iinoen ooer beoeutenben S1aoen
ansuri6ten. = Den gbeleuten gbarles
S6went, 3 Meilen iiioli6 bon bier
pobneno, tuuroe Elm Sobn geboren uno
ben eine Welle iiiblid pobnenben @be=
leuten SRI Slider eine So6ter. = Am
4. eSuli,' Moraens. brahte 0r. 9apib
ytotter, melAer 2 Weilen Ditli6 bon bier
nobnt, einen Wann su 9r. %. 8ar=
rett, tDel6en er untDelt leiner Wobnuno
i'm 8ebDl5 gefunoen. Ser betreffenbe
patient batte lib mittels zines iose=
nannten Si6erbeits= 8alierlneners an
beioen 6anoselenfen tiefe Sdnittpun=
ben belsebra9t, bic einen aroBen Blut=
perlult uno pOlliae gnttraftung Des
Wtannes 5ur Jolge batten. 9erielbe
muroe mad Dem Mrmenhaus iiberfiibrt,
no er leinen Nalnen als Shermaper
angab. Gr batte ben Biirgertrtes mit-
9ema1t uno fam bon Der Soloaten=
belmatb in Sapton. - Srau Trieori6
gBeber bon Strabburg u. ibre Wutter,
frau gibler bon Ybilippsbure, tparen
am 5onntag Die 8dite bel Der griteren
506tern uno Der 2ebteren gnfelinner,
ben Jrauen Gbriiti Sizes unb gouarb
gaao bon bier. !.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
Tarbe! x Tarbe !

Geine semiidte Garbe bon BleitpeiB
unb Del 5u $l.25 Die @aGone uno
Jarben in 3annen, bon ieoer Garbe
uno ieoer @rOBe au 10e., 15c., 25c.,
aufmdrts Bis $1.25.
JirniB fur belle uno ounfle gihen=
farbe. Mabagonp uno Giridbaumbols
3u l0c. pro Same.
W0bel=GirniB, bic Ranne lOe.
Wobel-polii1. groBe Glaihen l5e.
Wagenfarbe, bic Same Csc.
Garbbiiriten aller Nrt, 5, 10. Is unb
25 Gents.
Mauerbiiriten uno gurfen gum
WeiBuaihen 25c.
Sheuerburfen 5 u. l0c.
Shuhbiiriten 10 u. 25c.
alei0erbiiriten 10, Is u. 25c.
Nlabaitina BON ieoer 5arbe, SOC. oas
Vafet ieoss padet bedt 200 Qua=
oratfuB.
8urniioe's
9eparteule1tt Store,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
Sober Gprreiponoetts.

9ie 4. Suli=5eier 1T au aaseneiner
3ufrieoenbeit berlaufen. Sic Sober
6euerpsbr= =Wonnidaft 3eidnete li6 be-
ionoers aus burd Elm seididt ausse=
fiibrtes 8ranoman6per, bel bem lie
bereits Q Minuten As Setunoen nod
Nbsabe oes Signals auf bem ManD@
berplaBe mar urO ibre 9ampfipribe in
5bdtisfeit bate. Sas am glbenb ab=
aebrannte Jeueruert mar oas bette,
mas Bier ie eeboten tuuroe. llnierm
Srn. Wapor gebiibrt alle @bre fiir ben
erobsn grfols. = Seinrib 6ob, elm
6armarbeieer. 1T i'm Nrmenbaus 9es
itorben uno lebten Dienltas besraben
noroen. - Die 3ni9bts Of ct. Sobn
baben ON 4. sSuli ben eriien Breis fir
bas grerciren gemonnen. - 9ie Sober
Surnace miro in 10 Sagsn ibre Gepa=
raturen pornebnen. - Sarrp Rarl
bat bas Nerpenfieber. s.
\ SelbitDerfiimmelun9 om 4. Suli
gum Woble bes gaterlanoes berebtiet
nod INNER nibt gum geSuge elmer
PenliDn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
sano Die eei6e oes gafers.

Nm 4. Suli mollte Glarf 8albraitb
BON Newport ieinen 8ater. Wm. @al-
braitb in perrp SOmnibip befuben uno
fano oenlelben toot I'M Bette lieeen.
Sa 8ater @albraitb auein in ieinem
Sauie nobnte. 10 ueiB Niemanb, pie
Oerlelbe au Ieinem Sooe sefommen.
oenn als bic 2eide aefunoen murbe.
mar oieielbe idon lteif uno falt. Ser
8erltorbene mar slpeimal uerbeiratbet.
Seine erfs 6rau mar aeitorben uno
BON Der stpeiten mar er 9eIbieoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
Gfoaaktnfplitter.

Wnfternngt, tpte 70 Heb
yriifft bn, mas benz ainolein taugel
SpateJ mas absn 3inoern" tdlat
Yrilif baS-S hmiegermutterauae.
Gs gibt Qente, bic beildnbia uuf Der Snab
ndd1 0ahe nnb 5rieben iinb uIb oaburd nis
CUR Nnbe fcmn,en.
yltd5t jebe Grnu III Standardization.
nno ood) f0nnen fte ale Gsenen MAIDEN.
Nan be3weifslt eerns, mas man BE.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10

= yei tpobltbdtisen Gaben fou bic
Qinfe ni1t tpiIen mas bic Hehte giebt.l
9as Mohltbum in Ntrborgenen 1T nidt
nur lDblider, iOnbern aud Hiiaer, oenii
man friegt nidt 10 biele Dettelbriefe,
petln man feline WOhltboteu niht per-
6ffsntIi9en l0Bt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
UrnIf i'm 5rt1tttrrs.

Oarenbduerin Ger man
ben libel augeri9teten @atten bei1nz
bringD: rWie fdauit aug, glter9"-
rWie man grab aus19aut, penn
man a Wati9en friest bat. .Blos a
Wdtf9en9"- ii9 Der Mnbere ben
Mrm Serbroden bat babei!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
Gi,tsiper 7.lpunCd1.

Stubent (tpeI9er fart befneipt
I'm aorribor feines 9aufes berun,z.
ipanft unb Dersebli6 nod feiner Wobz
nung fu4t, biele aber nidt finben
tann): rM4 pdre bas elm ieelenslter
Menihl Der mir ieBt fussn tpiirbe, in
iDeIder gtage i'd ippbne!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
BIMtiger @atmpf.

gonnelsbille. pa.. z. Suli. BET
einem Rampf 3tpiiben b6bnlii9.n unb
polnilhen Bergleuten bel UQnoerbilt,
orei Wleilen BON bier. nurbe Wi6atl
2pDetden auf Der GteDe getDbtet unb
Dictor 1snnsl cslrN orsi RsDOlpsr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
SetratbsbcW

Sobn $. Sbomas - esennie Solpells,
beibe bon Canal Oober.
Gobert Oomer, 8arrs Mills. 8. -
Carrie 8. 9obis, Mineral @itp.
Gbas. &. Wilion. Oobert = gaie
gipeni1ieo, gropteo Stun.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
NeAett a,nO fein Gnoe.

Tas Wetter=Biireau botte uns einerl
fr0denen Suli in Ausfidt geiielt, aber
bis iebt bat man bier oabon nod ni1ts
bemerft. Gin Genitter tolgt benz an=
bern un0 f1on geiiern mar Der Susca=
rnt1ns nabe baran, feline llfsr su iber=
Hutben, ilnb lebte Ma1t bat es fpieber
oie gan5e Nadt geregnet, 70 baB man
eiae leberihDemmung Der GluBnisbe.
rtiriQen fiirdtet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
0ennrbe1f.

Vim 3. Suli in Nem philadelphia
Midae! M. Guthrie. elm Beteran Des
Yiireerfrieees i'm Nlter bon SO Sabren
an Der Brishtihen Gierentranfbeit. Der
8erifnrbene biiterldbt cine trauernbe
gGittne, ober feline Ginoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10

fugeln 10 i9tper berlebt. baB er balb
iterben miro. gttpa 80 anoere perio=
men, oarunter Grauen llno Ginoer.
puroen ale mebr ooer rninoer fdper
perlebt. 0ie polen Satob Weilt uns
peter panif iino unter bem Derba1t,
3opstbin eridoien3u baben. perhaftet.
9ie 9dlaht zen miniature" enftanb
BEL elmer ainotaufe in bem pauie bon
grant 2etteD.
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W6bel Iinb iegt nm 3ebn pro3ent
gurer. Qlls BrennmateriaI fperben
" loauh iebr alte M0bel trOb Der 30.
n 0oblenpreiie nidt bermeliblet tDer-
lpenlt |oie gleuanI9affuno 10
jsyio 9sula4t pjro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10

Gin nur tpenig gebrau9tes Sa=
lnen=gicpcle billig gu bertaufen. Nad=
Sufraaen in oieler Office. tt
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Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia.
O.. as second class matter.
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Gtr 9enti9e 8tebadlter.
6omr 9eIrpbnne Nn. 355.

mrp gbilaaslppta. o, 10. sui 1902.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1902-05-09
A. Bondurant, r. N.

MISS CLARA WHITNEY entertained
on Monday afternoon, in very
charming way, at a handsome
buffet luncheon, followed by cards,
in honor of Miss Alright. A de-
ilicions menu. consisting of several
courses, was served. An interest
ing feature of the entertainment
was a guessing contest. On each
table was placed card on which
was written, "a Gardeners Cata-
logue," followed by a list of ques-
tions, the answers to which indi-
Gated the names of plants. A prize
was offered to the one who am
swered every question on the card
at her table.
Five ladies cut for the prize, q
handsome candlestick; it was
captured by Miss Ethel Tullis.
After the luncheon, six-handed
euchre was played, the prize, a
dainty cut-glass scent bottle, was
won by Miss Florence Holmes.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1902-05-09
ENTERPRISE.

Prominent among the several
enterprises promoted by the sue
eessful realization to TeBsas en-
ergy and capital is the Bank of
st. Joseph, which has opened its
doors for business.
It occupies the first story in the
new tvo-story brick building built
BY Drs. Newell & Newell for the
Bank and for their offices. The
building has concrete founda-
ton; the walls are Is inches thick
below and ID inches above. The
roofing is the latest composition
type aud is fire-proof; the floors
are double, with waterproof pa
per between; the walls are plas-
tered throughout with hard finish,
and all windows and doors are
protected by iron shutters, con-
strpcted according to the speci-
fications of the insurance CON-
panies. Acetylene gas and water
are fHTNjsbsd thF1Hgh9.;,,ss;1ss ann
piled from o large iron tank at
the rear.
The vault rests on solid brick
foundation 2 feet and s inches
thick, over which is q half-inch
steel plate. The outer wall is 20
inches thick and the inner walls
10 inches; it will, therefore, with
stand the ravages of fire. Within
the vault is q massive iron safe
that is both fire and BURGLAR
proof.
The officers of the Bank are
anxious for this institution to be-
come at once popular with the
citizens of the parish and to re-
ceive their support. 1t is deserv-
ing of such, and in just the pro-
portion that it receives aid from
the individual or the community,
it will return benefit to the indi-
.vidual, to municipality and to the
parish. It's officers are too we'll
known in Tensas to require any
commentator here.
With q Bank in full operation,
q cotton compress organized and
contract for plant signed, we will
soon find cotton buyers in every
GIN yard in the parish.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1902-05-09
POINT EGCHRE.
The New system OF Scoring in Pro.
greSSive and lis Advantages.
NJ. Y. SUM-

N. Y SUM-
Advocates Of progressive euchre
reform are now advocating o
change in the system of scoring.
the gaHe. They believe that the
score should be computed by
points and not by games, as is
generally done now
Point euchre, they say, is rec
ognized by euchre players as the
only fair way in which the game
can be played, rs each player re-
ceives credit for oil points made
at each game.
1t can be played at any pro-
gressIve euchre, either at home or
in clubs. Excitement begins with
the first hand and continues until
the last hand is played. Many
Objectionable features of the old
game are overcome in point
euchre, as fast playing is one of
the essentials of the game.
A point euchre tally card is
numbered from to 100. Each
player has tally card aud each
receives the number of points
made at the end of each game.
For example, in the FIRST game
at the head table one couple make
B points, the other side 4 points
The cards of those having 5 are
each punched 5, and the others
are punched 4. Winners move Of
in the older game.
All other players receive punches
for the number of points they have
made, while the head table play.
ers were making their 5 and 4
some players at the other tables
may have made as many as II
points.
Should the head table players
at any time score more than
points they get credit for all they
make over 5, as FOR instance, il
lone hands are played to count a
two lone hands would make pos
sible s.
The head table players should
always play as rapidly as possible
to prevent the other tables from
making high scores. All rules o.
euchre apply to this game.
| At the end of the two hours
playing the highest number o.
points made would determine thu
winners of prizes.
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REPORT oFTHE GRAND JURY.


70 the Hon. Judge of the Tenth Dis
trict Court for the Perish of
Iensas.
The Grand Jury empanelled for
the May term of your Hon. Court,
having completed its labors, begs
leave to submit the following re-
port:
We have patiently investigated
all criminal charges brought to
our notice, and feel justified in
reporting that there has been very
little crime of a serious nature
since the last Grand Jury met.
We find, however, that the stat
ute commonly known as the "Sun-
day Law" has been generally vio-
lated, and that % consequence,
lat certain places in the parish,
much disorder, rowdyism and
petty crime have resulted.
This is notably true of the Kline
store and bar-room, and the Cam
mack store and bar-room, the first
being situated on the Plank Road,
near St. Joseph, and the latter in
the town of Newellton.
We find that these places are
the common resort of disorderly
persons and that the "Sunday
law" is habitually violated by the
proprietors.
We have Investigated this mat
ter very thoroughly, and have
found numerous bills against the
various offenders of this import
ant and benificent law.
We have examined the public
buildings aud find them in good
condition and repair.
Respectfully submitted,
| w. M. DAVIDSON, Foreman.
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The news of the serious accident
to the Rev. DR.. B. NJ. Palmer, Of
the First Presbyterian Church of
New Orleans, viii be received with
the deepest regret.
While crossing the track on st.
Charles Avenue DIR. Palmer was
struck by an electric car aud sus-
tanned, besides numerous painful
Commissions about the head and
face, q broken leg and badly
crushed foot. He was taken to
his residence where he received
medical attention, and in spite OF
his extreme age, "a years, and the
serious nature of the injuries, sub
stantiai hope is entertained OF his
recovery.
There is probably no individual
In the South more widely known
and certainly not one more loved
and respected than this reverend
gentleman, whose broad intellect
and generous nature enabled him
10 rise above the preiudices OF
class and isms and call all man
kind his friends.
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NOTICE
To Unknown Owners

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Tensas. (
OFFICE OF SHERIFF AND TAX CoILEc-
TOR OF TENsAs PARISH, La
81. Joseph, La, April 18Th, 1902
THO all Unknown Owners Of assessed
J. immovable property situated In
Tensas parish, State of Louisiana, and
hereinafter fully described, as the same
appears and exists ofrecord on the Tax
Rolls of 1901 now on file in my office.
You are hereby notified that your
parrish. State, Fifth District levee and
acreage taxes for the year 1901 are now
due and unpaid and delinquent, and the
same must be paid within Twenty (2O)
days from publication hereof to prevent
seizure and sale OF your property as re-
quired by law.
Same and description Of property,
upon which taxes are due, viz:
Prosper King. last-known owner.--De-
scription: quar- of 8 W guar sec
% e of Tensas river, and all that
part of n quar- and all that part of
NV quar- Of sc quar- sec 81 east of
Same river, and all of W quar- sec
33; all in II, nr9e.
Taxes. ..... .$l9.96
d. NJ. Smoot, last-known owner. De-
scription: west-half of northeast
quarter section 80, township IL,
north range east.
Taxes. S5.o4
H. G.. Truman, last-known owner. De-
scriptiop: southeast quarter of south
west quarter section %, township
II, north range 8 east,
Taxes. 10000 2.52
W. C. YOUNG,
Sheriff and Ex-Officio Tax Collector
Tensas parish, La.
,Nr. Joseph. Ia. April Is. 1902,
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Notice of, Act.

In accordance with Article so of
the Constitution of Louisiana, no.
tice is given that a bill will be
introduced in the General Assem-
bly, of this State ut its next ses-
sion, exempting the Village of St.
Joseph from payment of parish
licenses. provided that the mu-
nicipality levies for municipal pur-
poses q license tax equal to 100
per cent of that levied by the pa
rochial authorities.
w. NJ. DAVIDSON, Mayor.
april-SQc
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