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Evening star., 1902-02-22
Stevenson's Personality.

From the Bookman.
The charm was real, whether it was stud
led or not, and 1t Is hard to see what dis
grace is involved In that charge Of stage
play, Yet some on finding art In an unex-
pected place will call 1t humbug, and their
Measure Is spoiled. They want elaborate
artistic effects, but the man that they come
from must be as simple and wholesome
and plain as a bowl of oatmeal. Steven
sons personality, as 1t is called, was prob
ably his masterpiece. There is no hero in
his books to compare with the hero Of his
letters. Why should not romance begin at
home? He had virtues and graces of HIS
own. He borrowed others. He arranged
them all with a nice dramatic sense for the
profit and pleasure Of his readers And
they win In the long run be no less pleased
for knowing that he most devoutly meant
to please them
Evening star., 1902-02-22
Names of Dishes.

Charlotte is a corruption Of the old Eng
lish word charlyt-a dish OF custard Still
another change and We have charlotte
russe-a Russian custard.
Wafel, meaning honeycomb, gets its
name from the old pattern of the baking
iron The cake is now known as waffle.
Succotash was a favorite dish of the
Narragansett Indians, called by them
m 'sickgnatash Hominy Is another Indian
dish known by the musical word "anhumi-
nea."
Macaronf is not improved by knowl-
edge of its Greek derivation. 1.-The blessed
dead"-probably from the ancient custom
Of eating 1t at funeral feasts.
BY literal translation blanc mango means
white food" and yet by the same name
we have the delicacy tinted in many colors.
Evening star., 1902-02-22
"Little Dorrdt's Playground" J"

From the New YORK Times.
An interesting ceremony over Southwark
Gondon) way took place Saturday after
noon, when a new public park, called Lit
tie Dorrit's playground was opened to the
public. The site was formerly covered by
the Marshalsea prison, made famous by
Dickens and the adjacent streets are Dor
rit street and Clennam street, named for
the novel. Thirty thousand dollars have
been expended in laying out this much
needed park In this most dismal part of
the old borough.
Evening star., 1902-02-22

\ careless young woman in starting to
leave a car dropped her purse. young
man, who evidently intended to leave the
car at the same time, saw her drop her
purse. picked 1t up and put it into his
pocket.
But his action had not been unnoticed.
Just as he stepped from the car an elderly
man gripped him by the arm and whis-
pered:
IF you don't give that purse to the young
lady this instant I'll expose you
Yes, certainly!' gasled the astonished
young man. Then, with a grin:
Il beg pardon Elizabeth; you dropped
your purse"
"Oh, thank you, JIM" she replied, as she
ok it.
Il hope you are satisfied" said Jim, turn
ing to the elderly man. The lady is my
s.ster."-Forward.
Evening star., 1902-02-22

pared at the request of the Botanical Depart
ment of Harvard University. by Robert Green
leaf Leavitt, A NJ, of the Ames Botanical La
oorat'rs. Newt FORK: American Book Company
DOROTHY QUINCY. WIFE OF JOHN HANCOCK;
With Events of her Time. BY Ellen c. d. Q.
Woodbury., her great great niece. Illustrated.
Washington: The ,Neale Publishing Company.
MEIIICK'S LATIN COMPOSITION; for classes
reading Caesar1 sBy Anna Cole Mellick, Alb,
OF Brearley School. New York city, New York:
American Book Company.
HOW TO PROLONG LIFE ONE HUNDRED YEARS
N EARTH. By 8. Marcus Rothschild, LTD,
aD Illustrated Chicago: The Prolong Life
Book Company. 4
THE LOVELY Mrs g-PEMBERTON. BY Florence
warden, author of Joan the Cnrate,'' etc.
New York: f.. NJ. Buckles Co. Washington:
Brentano's,
Evening star., 1902-02-22
One Feminine ADVANTAGE.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
when you come to think Of It," COM
mented the thoughtful man, woman Is not
so unfairly treated as some Of the sex in
sist. In fact, in some lines she has dis
tinct advantage"
what, for instance?" demanded the
champion Of feminine rights.
Well" replied the thoughtful man,
guardedly. II was just thinking that 1t
takes more than scandal to make q dra-
matte star Of man."
Evening star., 1902-02-22
Explorations in Egypt.
From the New York Sun.

FFOm the New IOFK sun.
Remarkable results have been attained In
the explorations at Abydos during the past
year. The consecutive order Of seventeen
kings has been established and the founda-
tions of Egyptian history settled on a firm
basis The historic character of King Mena
has been demonstrated and long line Of a
dozen kings after him has been fixed. The
explorers have seen and handled the gold,
crystal and ivory with his name and en-
craving, and even the kings preceding him
are now better knewn than half the Saxon
kings of ENGLAND.
Evening star., 1902-02-22
Intellectually.

From the Chicago Tribune
Querist-"Doing any Summing these
days?"
Psinnick-"Oh. yes; occasionally read
modern society novel;"
Evening star., 1902-02-22

Josiah" asked Mrs. Chugwater, what
is a bucket shop?"
Its a place, 1 suppose" replied Mr.
Chugwater, looking impatiently up from his
newspaper, where they empty the water
out of stocks Chicago Tribune.
Evening star., 1902-02-22
sKHPLHNG is DEAD"

This Is the title OF a strong critical article In the
GOOSEQCIII4 the unconventional literary
magazine. that Ia making such sensation 10y
reason OF its vfrile letterpress and audacous
poster-cOy Among recent interesting articles
In this brilliant much discussed magazine the
following:
'kIPLING rs DEAD
THE TRUTH ABOUT ROBERT LOUIS STEW.
ENSON.'
OSCAR wILDEs BALLAD OF READING
COAL" Reprint)
"ROSSETTIS JENNY" Reprint)
ALSO FCII@PAGE CARICATFRES OF HALF
CAME AND ZANGWILL
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Evening star., 1902-02-22

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Evening star., 1902-02-22

cAyFTTS OUTLINES OF BOTANY; for the
High School Laboratory and Classroom. Pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-01
Uno de tantos

IA musrto en- Bslgorr f (Rusis) un mendi-
10 de cisnto eineuenta amos, cuya vida novs-
leaeA 8 6InAerssanSe tlena epiaodios rsAlmante
fAnA64ti9os.
Ents hombrs llamAdo Andres, BaHiSsikoA
eomOn76 & msndIgAr desde los ounce sfios.
Primsro sa hixo el nance, despues ell sor-
do, luego oil COLO y mas tards el cIsgo, y dssds
los nssRnt& AIRS en- adalRnta hAefa nm eofdo
mudo que no cRbia mas.
Pues bIen, por viFtnd De taies engAnoR, Ell
bueno de Andres BisiBikc G consigui6 reuniF
una fortuna de vRrios miles de rublog, con 10
euAl ado quiFi6 tres posAdAs gus puso q nombrs
40 nno de aus hiioS, ain periuicio do seguir pi
dian6o como euAlquter palele.
PAssba de una ciudAd = otra, adquirfa una
easa earro, hacfS sntregA de ella = sus hi-
ios. Y luego echAbA andRr q otPa provIncia,
dondu proseguiA su vida de pordiosero a. sfortu-
nAdo.D
He musrto, como decimos, 0 los ciento
eincusnta snos de1s sus hijos nm caudal,
sntra hneAs dinero de dcs millonss de rnblos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-01
Eusebio BlasCo.
Alfonso XIII y los periOdStas

Es c0stnmbrs que los ministros qufenes
corresponde ell deSpacho CON ell reg lleven IN
fndles de los secretoe que han de poner O In
frma cuya notA es entregada despues . los pc
riodistas para fAciIitArles In Information.
EnteHAdo don A fonso XIII de este, GUAM
do el ministrs de Hacienda presento aver . 10
hrma varioS decrstos pidi6 81 fndice de ellos y
con In lstra elarfslma eatsmp6 ia pRisbra aAl-
fonSo1, euatro lineas mas absjo; "a los pc.
riodistaa.b
Sc comprends psrfectamente IL eonduess
de los ministries y del j6ven Monarea, conducts
que 90 geguidA en- 10 mayor parte del mundo,
pues cuanto mas diAfana laboRiosa sea la
obra de una o6cina cualquisFa, mayor inteEAS
deben tener todos los empieados de ella que 30
publique para que asi sspa 81 p1hlco, como
trabajan los que cohran por servrle.
GBueno hnbieFa Sido, que sl boFFar Ia Ok-
mara Legislative de Puerto Eeo, 10 palRbrA
apsriodistAS de la Ley electoral VICENTE, hu-
biera tenido dslsnte 81 aprecio que msrece
un Rsy eonstitueional, Ell concspto de dicha
pAlAbra.9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-01

Admira oil pueblo In puertG del palacfo
dc VillAhsrmosA los mBgnfdcoE tApioes CON
que adorns Sus BALCONIES in fastuoaA sefora que
hAee siempre las eoHAs en- grAnde. Allf se ve
oil culto rendido por 10 grandeza Al rey q la
AntiGua espSn0la; On Aquellos BALCONIES no
hay faroieu nj lueea do gas; hay h"chsa de
esrS, dAndo Ia fRchadG del pslselo se1oriAl
TODD s sSpseto de las grAndss solemnidAdes de
antAh0
AdusIIoa BALCONIES son In tradicI6n, eI aver,
lAs festas do In monarqufS SSfiorA del mundo.
El reAto de la cIudRd 90 el himno n lA lux, ID
vida % mAnGna
iOh, d dsspsrtaran nuestros abuelos
yiesen con que fscilidsd el hnmbrs hGcs Iux,
10 pFodiga y In snSltses Que Asomhro, que
gspAnto para AquellRs rgenerAcioneR que nos
echRFon al mundo v andAban o tientAs por las
eRlles, cuando 10 sumo entire las cIeses ricas,
podfA psrmltirse aIguna f&miliA ell luio de ir
Rcompafiada por el erisdo, que iba deIants con
Aqusl el6sico fArol, 1ieA lug posibls en- cuAnto
al sol cafa
A61 rscusrdo AquelIRS sAlidas del taatro
mesa, eapeTando q Ia pusrtA con los fAroles de
Antano. DsSpues vino oil AlumbrAdo triste del
Resite, laYgoS trechos; mas tArde Ell petr6ieo,
luego el gas, que NOS pareeio oil descubrimien-
70 mas RRombFoso do nueBtro tiempo. Las p6-
bieAg ilumiDacionas, bodAs de reyes, naci-
misntos de principles, celebrAdaA con las bom-
bilss de papel, ocultRndo Ios cabos de vela,
laA guiHnAldRR dc luces de gas fernando cres-
AerfA."... mo hay maS allGiI dscfAmoE sntu-
alAsmAdosI
81, hsblA mas, habiA de nsesr IN hombrs
que 90 oil Fsy dc todos los rdbIleos regocijos, eli
que noe ha inundRdo do eiaFId&d In eaIle, Ell
hcgAr, oil teatro, los palacIos, las modsstas vi
TiSudSS. Un hombre que reptile las pAlabFas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-01
Como Sc mat6 un ingI6s

Qls los inglesss son los seras maa sRtrRvA-
gMnsss del mundo, estk 4 larn de todR diBcusi6n.
Psro In original extrAvEgAneiA siguiente supe-
IN en- mueho cuAntaH ss han lievsdo . cabo
, Adu q las que he podido crear la fkntksticA
lmRgina naci0n de los novelistAs.
En nm pueblo situAdo en- las inmediActonas
Dc Eondfea vlvfa I'M Millionaire IngI6s, comple-
tamsnte solo, ss declr, rodeado ds sus excan-
bTicidGdes de su ssrvidumbre.
Cleric Ola reuni6 los ejores m6sicoE del
lugAF, con obieto de que, en- uno do los jardi-
nan de an EOheFblo pRlRCio, lnterpretAaen una
m@rehA "a aebre que 1eAbabA de compFAr q
bompoesaor IAN pohre como eminenas.
Efsctivamsnte, asf 10 hieieron los GrtIstasj
, enAEdo In marehA f6nebKa sstaba pT6ximA
n terminAF uegabAn los com paaes mas rsli-
glOsoa, ell bueno del ingi6s aAc6 una pistolA del
nolnillo % peg6 on IA cRbeSA m pisaoletAso
mas liors pensador qos hR disparado pistolA
liore penaAdorA desds los tlsmpos de GlordRno
Rruno, para Ae&.
EKeusAdo sgrsgAr CUE sl ingies muri6 ms.
tRntRnaA mante.
Hs Ahf nm sxirAno PrOesdImlonso de sui-
oidarae,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-01
CRONICA
Ell TRIUNFO DE LA LUZ

del CFeadori al Fiat luxlp, v Ia lus fue, La luz
es, Ia Iu8 serk. IL hacemos todoB; b8sta apretar
un bottom, abs estd, rAdiAnte, deslumbFRdore,
ssmbrando In sIegsfa....
e hombre como Ell pAiaro, We lA luz
canta, el alma Sc le ensanchA Rl salir de lA
obscuridad YER clare; loco de algeria Al
contsmplArae tan poderoso, tan PR gresfvo y
tan adelantado en- relaci6n . sus ante pasadoS,
aRpiFa Ia Iux como &spira ell oxfgeno en- 81
campo; ea su conqusta, es tod& 10 vida moder
M en una invsnci6n, es lA gloria de hAber
no hay nochs, va no hay tinieblas; al elcance
de Ii mano del hombre modePno estk sfsmprs
Ii centslIS que brilla no mata, el sol todas
horas
Viva In luSI IHosanna In cieneial EI
himno de estos dias de regoeiios p6blicos es
eIs, q ls reinA de II fiesta, lA luz q1e inunda
las GALES con cientoS de miles de bombillas de
todos los colores..
e pueblo, en- sgItRda mass, SO echA la
via rGblica n YER las ilumin aciones, admirando
en- elias q eBtA sobeF&na de todos los grandeg
momentos. Ella es Ia que mands, ella es ID
que guis.
lCantemos . Ii Il8, que ss Ia vldai ICsn-
temos 0 Ia lus, que &c el alma de cuanto pAsa
en- derPedor nuestPO, toPos, racepciOneg, 1urs-
mentos, honores, grAndes cePemoniasI todo
ESQ qued8rfa en- la sombra si g la noehs no tu
viers Ell pueblo Ia mas grands de las expansio-
briilantes rRyos de luE que por todas parties
pregonen sl triunfo do In generation mas glo-
ROSA. / In lus cReada por ell hombrs, apotsosis
desIumbrsdOra dc Is vida qus por dicha nuss-
sra vivimos
Eusehio BIasCo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-01
del DR.. Van Ness.

En la casa do mofas, ana ventAna
Es veees el marco de tu beiIezs
Cusrdo en ella te miro, nina gAlanR,
Tn gantilsza
Racu6rdame al lucero ds In msnana.
Entonces to contsmplo cual sol que snbe
En- Ell zeno aotante de s'gunA nnbs.
e tn balloon ss ostsntan loxanas flores,
Que suapiran al beso del aura leva
Y & tn lado marchitos son aus coIorexi
Su impsrio ga brevs
A lA lus de tus ojos enc2ntAdoKss,
SOP tus coHtesanas, mia gracioss,
PoYque eres entire elias Ia mas hermota.
Por II lan2a mi Ira "a esntn ii viento,
Por II olvido nm instente las penas MAS
Estos vagos acordes del ssntImianto
Son msIodfAs
Q1s al coraz6n arrancs, mia hsehicera,
EI podsr de ~ magIa de primavsrs.
EscG:hame benigna, raina de smores
Liegusn mis- pobres notss hssta tn ofdo
oual ecos deliciosos = halRgadores ......
Solo te pido,
-Si IN recueFdo mereee Il 0aza santa,-
Qae m rscusrdo dedfq aes a qnien te car -
Eugenio 4 stol.
Pones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-01
Convenio international

El s6bado nasado los ministries de Alema-
mia, Austri2 IYslia, hEmaTcn en- Bsrlfn, en-
representation de sus rsEpecHvou gobisrnos,
IN sFatado de aliansa entire las tres cifadas po.
1eneias.
Ell nuego eonvsnio international 81 idea
tlco Al trAtRdo que exlstiA antsrioFmsnss y
tlsns ademks algo que respects Sulsas tie.
rrAs csreAnAg, pero que no ss Ia deiado sras-
lneiF,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-01
! Todavia Castro 2

Ia e&blegrama reeIbido de Ia Guayra dice
Que los com3ndantss de ios ouques ds guerra
Rmericanos sHFtos en- In GuayrA visitaron Ell
viernss pasado oil general Castro para tFRtaE
CON esta sobRa In cantdad CUE VenesnelA
&deudA AiemAnia.
s. AseguPA que Ia eorisi6n fae mandada
Dor sI sserssarlo de MArina de los EssadOs
patdca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-01
RevoIuci6n Haitiana

Los revoluclonsrios Aiaianos. bomb2rdsa-
ron sl vieFnes, Is ciudAd del CAbo en 10 coStR
Norte de la isIa.
Loa rsbeldes que possen dos psq uefoa bu-
ques De combAte, 80 han ssrvido de elos para
aTFasar bomharde9r todas las % IT f1s pc
blAeiones de 10 costa.
ri ataqus Cabo Hattiano dur6 algunas
horas, pero las tropas del g1bisFno logr&rcn
rechAsRr n los rsvolncion&rios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-01
EL COLERA EN- CHINA

Ei e6lers hs cAus&do muchRs vfctimAssen
In cindad de p kfn.
La epidemia llegA psnetF&P en- el depar-
tamenso en- que vivsn los europeos america
nos, csusAndo siguuAs vfetlmas entire sllos.
Entre los nalivoS, ell c6er& ha hecno es-
tFagos muchos ehinos atsFroriEsdoa ae intar-
nan 81 centro del impario abandonando In ciu-
dad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-01

ala BoEINGUEN.D-De Targa q CO no
DlgldRr cue osaR casa es In que MAS barato
gands que eonstantsmapte introdues nusvAs
insreaneias Articulos do alta novsdad. Via
A haee fe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-01
OFICINAS
De SThe Puerto Rico Herald

Por IN error Involnntarlo hsmos venido
phblicAndo squivocsdamente la direction en-
New York de In ePUeTto Rico Herald.
Este colegA no ia traslRdado sus ohcinAs,
aua sontn6an en-
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146. 5th AVENUE
NEW YORK, CITY.

SirvGnss sus amigos favoFecedoFes tomar
notA de ellc, pues dc 10 contrario las carsas
que ls dirijan, BufrirEn Alg6n retraso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-01
Pildoras Reconstituyentes
Del Lcdo. Giol

Estas Pldoras puhcan la las neugas
des del stema door
ma colores paidos debiidai general
Cusquera tena dcuad dqurir
puede de Ia Farmscia de f. Co. Ponce m venden ea
tOdas las Boacas, al peo de veinte centavos Ia GAIA
Holbrook argus., 1902-08-30
Shumway.

Charles RhOton and Wallace Shumway have gone to Keams Canyon.
 Miss Florence Allen, of Snow flake, has been here this week visiting friends.
 w. F. Butler and family from the Gila country were here Wednesday taking in the town.
 D. ]. Landers, miller at Pima agency, accompanied by En- gineer Ralph Blackwater, was here Wednesday,. They have been up in the Navajo country after herd of goats.
Holbrook argus., 1902-08-30
Pinedale.

Lars Petersen and family have all been having a turn of sickness.
 Elijah Thomas, Sr., went out to Heber to look at Mir. Shelly's cattle. He offers 40 head at $16 per head.
 Cal Stratton has been up from Woodruff for several days help ing his brother, J. M. Stratton, on the gold claim.
 James Pearce and sons John, Jesse and Earl have been here rounding up horses for several days. They leave Thursday for Show Low.
 James Peterson, Andrew Peter son and Cal. Stratton have joined the Pearces in their round- up; James Pearce, wagon boss and general manager.
Holbrook argus., 1902-08-30
Winslow.

G. w. Hamman of Seligman, was a visitor in town Thursday.
 Colin Campbell, the well known sheepman is transacting busi- ness in town this week.
 Refreshing showers have fallen nearly every day this week and the country is thriving accord ingly.
 The ranchers of St. Joseph and vicinity are bringing their fruits and vegetables to Winslow and finding a profitable market here.
 Dispatcher Dufield will go to Ash Fork Sept. 1st to relieve agent Hunt of that place. The latter gentleman will then enjoy his summer vacation.
 Attorneys Burbage and Nelson have been absent in Albuquerque for several days. They returned Thursday morning accompanied by Miss Buchanan, Mir. Nelson S sister-in-law.
 School will open September &. Prof. Young who was at Hol- brook last year, has been secured to take charge of the school and he will be assisted by Mrs. My res and Misses Ausmus and Me Cam.
 The Democrats last Saturday afternoon selected w.. H. Bur bage, Wm. Daze, J. B. Skinner, Geo. P. Sampson, G. A. Wolff and w. P. Geary to represent Navajo county at the democratic
Holbrook argus., 1902-08-30
From Our
 Neighbors
Taylor.

Born Aug. 6 to Mir. and Mrs. z. N. Decker a son; all concerned are doing nicely.
 The Willis Bros. of Snowflake are here with their thresher and those who have grain are pre- pairing to have it threshed.
 L. M. Shumway and family re- turned from the Gila country. We understand he has purchased the homestead of D. Ellsworth and will make his home here in the future.
 Jesse Jackson and family re- turned home from the Gila Sat urday where he has been visiting relatives for sometime. He was accompanied by w. F. Butler and family who came to visit Mrs. Buffers mother, Mrs. M. Hancock.
 Leroy Goliath, one of our res pected citizens, passed away from this life on the 23d inst, after suffering about three weeks with typhoid fever, aged 2S yrs. He leaves a wife and five small child ren, together with mother and one brother to mourn his loss. His mother, Mrs. D. Bull, and brother James Goliath are in California and were unable to attend the funeral which was held Sunday at 4 o'clock at the hall. The services were con- ducted by Bishop Z. B. Decker. Timely and sympathising re- marks were made by Elders N. A. Brimhall, A. Z. Palmer and Thos. Hancock. Many friends followed the remains to the cemetery where they were low cred to their last resting place. He was a kind and loving hus- band and father, and will be greatly missed by his many friends. Mrs. Goliath and fami- ly have the sympathy of the en- tire community in her sad be- reavement.
Holbrook argus., 1902-08-30
territorial convention to be held in Tucson next week.
Snowflake.

Gus Hansen is working for his brother Neils $. Hansen.
 The Flake family had a reunion Saturday evening at the home of James M. Flake.
 A number of people from here attended the funeral of Roy Col bath at Taylor Sunday.
 We are pleased to welcome home Mrs. Belle H. Flake and Bashie Smith after three months absence.
 Osmer D. Flake is home again and working in Flake Brothers store, after an absence of num- Der of weeks.
 ]. T. Lesueur and J. B. Patter- son were here last week. They had business with the Board of Directors of the A. C. M. 1.
 Miss Martha Hunt is visiting at St. Joseph. Boys, as we'll as girls enjoy going there because they are always entertained so nicely.
 Pres. Jesse N. Smith and Smith D. Rogers, accompanied by Misses Ruth and Caroline Smith and Amanda Rogers spent Sun day at St. Joseph.
Holbrook argus., 1902-08-30
Just Look at Her.

Whence came that sprightly step, faultless skin, rich, rosy complexion, smiling face. She looks good, feels good. Here's her secret. She uses Dr. Kings New Life Pills, Result-all or gans active, digestion good, no headaches, no chance for "blues. " Try them yourself. Only 25c at F. ]. Wattron's drug store.
 For Colonist Tickets on sale during September and October see any Santa Fe agent.
 For rates, tickets and informa- tion regarding low rate from the east see Santa Fe agent.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-05-03
Election Notice.

FRANKLIN, La. March p. 1902.
In compliance with the provisions OF
the Charter of the town of Franklin Il
hereby give notice that an election VIII
be held at the Court House in this town
on the fifth ~ day Of May, 1902, from
O'Clock M. tot O'Clock p. M, for
the purpose of electing one ID Mayor
and 1--we 5) Councilmen to serve during
the coming two years.
JNO. c. LEWIS, Mayor.
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$4,000 barrels erected by May lot
and their sea-going tugs and barges
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will have light draught steam
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FRANKLIN, La April 4. 1902.


In compliance with Sec. Of Act No
1872 Of the regular Sessions Of 1888, We,
the Board Of Supervisors Of Election in
and for the Parish of St. Mary. do here
by give notice that an election will be
held at the Court House in the town OF
Franklin, on the fifth (5th) day Of May,
1902 from six (6) six O'Clock a. M. to
seven ~ O'Clock p M. for the purpose OF
electing Ore Mayor and five ~ Council
men to serve during the ensuing two
years. Of this, the duly qualified Elec-
tors will take notice.
D. N FOSTER. President.
WILL 4. JONES, Secretary
Board of Supervisors Of st. Mary Parish.
FRANKLIN, La, April 4. 1902.
Under the terms Of Act No. 152 OF the
regular Sessions of the Legislature OF the
State of Louisiana. of the year 1898. the
Board Of Supervisors Of Election in and
for the Parish of st. Mary did proceed to
appoint the following named Commits
sioners Of Election and Clerk for the
Town of Franklin poll Of this Parish
under Sec II Of Act 1872 Of 1898, to wit:
HENRY w. KAPPEL.
GEO d. PALFREY,
c. F. BOKAH.
Il Commissioners.
A.G. BARNARD, Clerk. . .
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