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A DANGEROUS CONDITION.
AS Expressed in Unique Phrase by
Famous Author Under Dis
c~Ouraging Circumstances.

In one of the letters of James
Russell Lowell he describes all unsuc-
cessful speech he had made at a
banquet in New York, explaining the
circumstances that discouraged him,
and adding that as a result, he
"slumped into his temperament"
The phrase describes q condition
OF affairs not confined, unfortunately,
to men of genius. says Youths Com
panion. Few Of us are so happy as
to possess temperaments of such
sunny and equable fiber that we
could not slump into them if we
would. There are days-we all know
them-,vhen we do not even want
to resist our temperaments, but igno-
miniously surrender ourselves to the
blues or laziness or our besetting
tempter Of whatever name.
Human nature syml'athizes with
the good boy of the school, who, hav-
ing astounded his teacher by a day
of uncheckered badness, exclaimed
d%efiantly:
"Everybody's got to be bad once
ill., q while!"
One of the heroic figures of life is
that of John Richard Green, the
historian, fighting down his discour-
agement, and keeping himself alive
two years longer than the physicians
bad thought possible, for the sake Of
his work and his wife. When he felt
his depression coming upon him, he
would ask for a "stiff book some
thing to set his teeth into"
When he went to Italy for his
health, and was overtaken there by
the bitterest winter of the century,
he used to sit shivering before the
empty hearth and gaily pretend that
there was q glowing fire there,
getting, as his ~biographer declared,
IAN extraordinary amount of gaiety
from playing at being gay"
It was no gift, this brave, pathetic
laughter in the face of death; it was
a hard-won achievement, the. result
of the daily practice of his own pre-
cept: 1
drill your thoughts; shut out the
gloomy and call in the bright"
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CHAPTER XIII.
A TEST.

When Bessemer entered the dining
room next morning his keen eye noted
James absence. "Are we not to have
Mistress Jane with us?" he asked, as
he n his officers seated themselves
at the breakfast-table.
Il know not what apology to make
o Jane," said her stepmother, "but
1t seems she set out at dawn for one
OF those holseback rides of which
she is SO fond, and has NOT yet re-
turned. l doubt me not she will
in at the tail end of the meal
when all is cold, as is her WON'T"
But the meal drew to a close and
still no Jane appeared. Bessemer's
brow, clear enough upon his entrance
into the room, grew creased. and
when his arrangements for depart
ure were complete and still she had
not come he i'll concealed his irrita-
ton. Iifc reflection that Jane must
haze AAoSn that he could not long
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FURRY Is OVER.
Financial Matters at St. Louis Are
Again Assuming Their =,
Normal Aspect.

st. Louis, Oct. 30.-A round Of the
trust company Offices, made Thursday
after ten o'clock, the hour Of opening,
showed that matters had assumed
their normal aspect. Places that
were Wednesday besieged by crowds
eager to draw out their savings Thurs
day had a deserted look in, compari-
son, only the usual number of daily
customers. putting in an appearance
for the. transaction of customary ousi-
ness. Here and there could be seen a
savings depositor replacing the deposit
he withdrew the day before. Officials
of the different institutions express the
utmost confidence that the furry OF
the past two days is a matter Of his
tory that will not soon be repeated. .
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Chief Cause of Visit of Russian For
eign Minister, Count La1ns-
dorff, to Paris.
CARRIES LETTER OF PRAISE
TO The FRENCH PRESIDENT
Expresses Qualification of Russian
Ruler mt Loubet's Recent Course in
Extending Cause of International
Peace Refers to Strong Bonds
That Unite Their Countries.

Paris, Oct. 30.-The Russian foreign
minister, Count Lamsdorff, and M.
Delcasse, the minister of foreign at
fairs of France, went together to Yer
sailles Thursday morning and spent
most of the day there In conference.
They returned here late in the after
noon and attended the grand dinner at
the Elysee palace given in honor OF
the Russian statesman.
Although the general impression
continues that Count Lamsdorfs visit
relates to affairs in the east and far
east, there is reason to believe that the
autograph letter of the car which
Count Lamsdorff presented to Pres
ident Loubet specifically discloses that
one of the chief causes of the visit is
the purpose to express the gratifica-
ton of the czar at the recent course
of France in extending the of
international peace. While 1t is i'm
possible to give the letter t%extually, it's
essential features follow:
Essential Features of Letter.
The letter is written in the warmest
and most fraternal spirit. The car
refers to the continuance Of the strong
bonds between France and Russia,
which operate toward the mainten-
nee Of general peace, and expresses
satisfaction at the fact that France,
in pursuance of the zane sentiment,
has strengthened international ties by
the Anglo-French and Franco-Italian
ententes.
The letter expresses qualification at
Count Lamsdorf's visit to President
Loubet at such an suspicious time and
expresses the hope that it will result
in an extension of International good
will.
The foregoing are the substantial
features of the letter, and they will
serve to put an end to a number of
pessimisttc reports current lately.
One of these, from certain German
quarters, indicated that the weaken
ing Of the bonus between Russia and
France" would result in strengthening
the bonds between Russia and: Ger
many, but the cars letter takes &C.
casion to refer to the continuance Of
the strong bonds uniting Russia and
France.
Another current adverse report was
that the Anglo-French arbitration
treaty was indirectly distasteful to
Russia. The cars letter, however,
gives great weight to his personal ap.
prevail of the beneficent nature Of the
Anglo-French entente.
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Pills and I can conscientiously say that
they caused a general improvement in
my health. They brought great relief
by lessening the pain and correcting
the action of the kidney secretions."
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price, So cents. FOSTER
MlLBURN CO., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Run ON the Banks.

Barnsboro, Pa, Oct. 30.-Foreign mine
workers have just made a run on the
principal banking institution because of
show bills which had been displayed
prominently about town. The bills said
something about bank troubles, and the
foreigners asked no questions, but hur-
riedly withdrewtheir cash: They placed
it with coal operators, who sent it back
to the bank in. their own deposits, SO
that the RUIZ caused no inconvenience.
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Search for Missing Steamer.

Sydney, N. S. w., Oct. 30.-The Brit
ish cruisers Pylades and Mildara, and
four merchant steamers, have sailed in
search of the British steamer Ovalau,
belonging to the Union Steamship COM
pany,. of New. Zealand, eight days over
due from Norfolk island. with Is passen-.
gers on board, including Lord Boring
don, eldest son of the earl Of Morley, and
Judge Oliver, president of the New South
Wales appeal court.
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To Ask for Assistapce

Portland, Ore, Oct. 30.-The legisla-
tive committee of the Lewis and Clark
exposition. has decided to ask congress
when it meets in extra session two weeks
hence, for an appropriation Of $2,50O, 900
10 help defray the expenses of the ex-
position, which is to be held IN this citv
In 1906.
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Originated Installment Plan,

Baltimore, Nd, Oct. 30.-Peter Gro
gan, who claimed to have originated the
installment system Of purchase, and who
watched the spread of his idea to nearly
every civilized nation, is dead at his
home here from heart failure. Grogan
instituted the system in his furniture
store IS years ago.
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A VOICE FROM THE PULPIT.
Rev. Jacob D., VanD oren. of 81 Sixth

Street, Fond du Lac,
Wis, Pres b~yterian
clergyman, says :. II.
had attacks of Kidney
disorders which kept
me in the house for
at a time, unable
to do anything. What.
I suffered can hardly
be told. Complications,
set in, the particulars.
Of which I will be
pleased to give in q:
personal interview to
an y one who requires
information. I began
&o1rs~- T@o~Sa T;I-4
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A dumb-waiter can't talk, but neither,
for that matter, can a .speaking-tube.--
Philadelphia Record.
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Mere family never made a man great.
Thought and deed, not pedigree, are the
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-11-05

Piso's Cure cannot7be too highly spoken Of
as a cough cure.-J: w; .O'Brien, 1922 Third
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California, the Beautiful.

Now's !. your chance-cheap rates to
Califordnia! $4,000 from St. Louis, $25 90,
from Kansas City. Tickets on. sale daily
until November 3Oth. PERSONALLY con-
Quoted excursions on "The Katy Flyer
from St.. Louis on Tuesdays of each week.
Tourist car through tosSanaFrancisco. Ask
for tour book and information. George.
Suite'J, The Wainwright, st. Louis, Mo.
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The probability is that only men who
don't know how they do it ever live to
be l00.-Puck.
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Difficulties are meant to rouse, not dis
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-11-05

ITO Cure a Cold in one:Day..
Take Laxative, Bromo: Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money! it fails to cure. 25c.
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Putnam Fadeless Dyes color Silk, Wool.
and Cotton at one boiling.
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They equal those
that have been cost
ing you from $500
to $500. The i'm
lnense sale of W. L.
Douglas shoes proves
their superiority over
oil other makes.
Sold by retail shoe.
dealers everywhere.
Look for name and
price on bottom.
That Douglas uses Cor.
onaColt proves there is
value in Douglas shoes.
Corona is the highest
grade PAT. Leather made,
Fast Color Eyelets used.
Igfp RI niTt E--
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w. T.. DOUGLAS
$50 & g Shoes HISn

You can save from So to SIS yearly by
wearing w. L. Douglas So. so or So shoes.
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Contest Notice.

United States Land Office at New Orleans, La,
Ma q, tseS.
! sufficient contest affidavit having been
fled in this ONCE by J. W. Neal, contestant,
against Homestead entry 10. 1870, made Jan.
81 fss9. TOR Yw ii sec q, T.. II N, r. k.Y Dy
". T. Day, contestee, il which il IS nliedEed
that Day did make q deed 70 the Castor Lrn-
Der Company on the t.h tay Il August, 1907,
4or H.e sum q $3.50 for the timber embraced
in MS homestead entry 1efo2 Gan. 81. 1890
llat sold Day did q gree witt said lasrher COM
p3Iy 10 live % Sud cultivate saia lard until
siual Certificate was secured war6ntee deed
given sid Castor l-CnsbeT Company etc, SAID
parties arc hereby notified 10 appear, respond
auo o1er evidence touching said allegation at
IN O'Clock 6. e. ca July %. 1865. before 7. =.
Abel. CLERK ct CCurt II Winfield, La, II his
efdee. and that final hearing will be held II
10 O'Clock O. n. on Jgiy =, 1865 before tire
Eeeistl r and RSeeiver at tire United States
14eud 0i:7ce n New Orleans, -.
The said contestant having, in c proper cfIl-
ogyiIs sled hsy 4, 1915. set forth facts which
show that alter due diligence personal ser, Ice
81 this notice can gct be made, il is HEREBY
ordered and 6srcetgd that such notice be given
ny Guu aud proper publication
J ~ WALTER L. CoRES. Register.
a. 5. kENsssDE, Receiver.
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Contest Notice.
Uuitad States Land ofdce, Naichltoeaes

United states Land Office. N.tehltoches, L..
May :, 1908.
: g-tffciett contest affidavit having been
filed IL, shis effice hy Solomon l. Buf'in. Of A.
larta. Ia. contestant against Homestead en-
TN No. s-g1. made Feb. -, 1901, for IL Of sc
IL and $50 L. Of ST. t-f sec. 81. Up. 10 MOTH,
.rluEa west. by James T. Bonaette, Ccntestee
il. which IL is a.fed-e8 that ssii eutryman has
Grrrrted tkis Iff aad THAT his HEIR have
abandoned said land; that his nonresident
tvirBs Jesse =. Bonn 5te Of B4issyilie, Ark,
and that his resident heirs are Janaes Y. Bon
nett and Jacob 4. Eounetta o. Pollock, La
Linus ?. and susan G.. Boruette OF Monroe,
Las Airs. 6raca #. Eou1ette q Nonroe, Ia;
aud EeEene y Bounette and Arthur V. Bon
uetee az Atlanta. Ia. snid Parties are HEREBY
lotiied To appear. RESPOND and ctier evidence
touching sncb allegation a. 70 O'Clock 9 n.
on 5uIys. 1868, before the Register and Recelr-
er OF the United states Lane Office IL Natcai-
ToChes, Ls.
The said contestant Saving, in pepper
afli3ayit fled May s. 1903, set forth faess
which show that after due diligence personal
service Of this ngtice cannot Be made, il :
hereby rrlaFed aid directed thar such notice
be given By due and proper publication.
J. ERNEST BREDA,
MILO. : Register.
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ShERIFF'S SALE.

s. III. Brian vs.. A. w. womack-In the Fifth
District couIs. Parish of Vim,
Louisiana.
BY yirtrre of an order Of sale issued out of
the Honorable Fifth Judicial Court in and for
the Rarish Of VIM, Louisiana, and to me di-
rected, have seized and VIII offer for sale at
the principal front door OF the Court House in
the town Of winnaeid, La, between the honrs
prescribed by law for Judicial sales, on
Saturday, June Is. 1903.
to The last and highest bidder, ali the following
described land. to-wit:
One hundred and forty acres. described as
follows: Z IL of SW Ia, Sw IL OF SW ia and
IL Of NE IL Of sW IL, Sec. IL, TIP. IL n. r.
Seized rs the property OF defendant in the
above styled caase and viii be sold to satisfy
said order OF sale and ali costs.
Terms of sale-Cash for not less than two
thirds Of the appraisement- This April 30, 1903.
B.. BAILEY, Sheriff,
ms-St Parish of VIM, La.
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Timber Land Act.
une 3, disqualification Notice.

q. 6. Land Office, New Orleans, la.
May. 81, 1909.
Notice IS hereby given taat in Compliance
vith The provisions Of the act OF Congress OF
jane 2, 1873, entitled can act for the sale OF
timber lands in the States % California, Ore
gun, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as
extended to all the Public Land states BY act
OF august 4, 1892, Frank Taylor of Hickory
Valley, VIM parish, Louisiana has this day
filed in this offsce his sworn statement No. -
for the purchase OF the IL of S VII Sec. s,
9 II Of Ella of sec. No. in tp No. IL n
2, : L., Mer, and win offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable Tor its
timber OF stone than for agricultural purposes.
and TO establish his claim to said land before
J. T. wallace, U. s. Com. at his office at VIM
field, La, on Sat, the LIST, pay OF August 1893.
He names as witnesses: A. R. Thornton,
John McUarty, J. =. Ford, II. L. Maya, all OF
vim Parish La.
Any and ~ persons claiming adversely the
ahore-dcscrihea lands are requested to file
their claims in this Office on or before said LIST,
day Of August, 1903.
WALTER l.. COHEN,
m2s-ie E. Register.
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Lost.

One medium sized, light hey
mare. about Z years old; has
white spot in breast: white hoof
on one fore foot; has brand on
right shoulder; has long, heavy
main; raised near Winfield. La.
Liberal reward for her recovery.
FRANK FULLER,
ml54t. Glbsland, La.
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Notice For Publication.
Lend one a New ORLEANS

Land Office 81 New Orleans Il. j
May y, 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that tile foiiewiag
named eeftler has fled notice OF his intention
10 make final proof in support OF his cialIn.
and that said proof viii be made before J.
1. Wallace, Z. >. Commissioner, at Winfield.
la. on Jare q, 1896, yiz.
Allen Nusent, H. L. No. 1885. Tor the ~ IL
Of ne I-l sec. Sc, Up 10 n, z. y. Ia. Mer.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, end cultivation
Of said land. viz:
w Maxwell. E. !. young. wede VIII
iiams, Joab Thompson, al Of Zion. La.
Waller L. CoHBS.
mis-. Register
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Notice for Publication.
Lana oHica At New Orleans. Is, .
No. & 4ElZ 1

Land OEiee st New Orleans. Is,
Nag 6, 1865.
Notice l. hereby given that the following
named settler has Eled notice Of his intention
10 make final proof N support Of his clam. an.
that said proof VIII be made before " W
WLittiueton. L. :, CoHuissioner az AcDcQ-
AIDS 6cardinE house - Deul1Ean, Ia, On
june 20. 1893. VIZ;
Joseph L. Tu,los. Il. F. No. is5sS i0r the n l-2
ne =. sec I, ~ 10 =. x 4 ". Ii. Ser.
he names the following witnesses e prove
his continuous residence upon ana Cuitiy alton
Of said land. VIZ:
Nartin Hadiox, Henry Pendants, Willie
Pendants, Andrew J. Couch al of Tullas,. La
WALTER l.. COHEN.
may 10. Register.
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Notice Tor Publication.

Land Ones - NatciiitccsIss .. II,
apr, ~, sd
Notice Is hereby glsen That he following
named settler has fie5 zeeics 81 as iTs-eztia.
70 make h1El proc iE uppegS 0f gi4 slai1s. anl
that said pruel WIZ he raade e,Eore zes;-tx
and Receiver al Estchitoe1es, Ea, On Inas
g. Is}3, Va:
Il. Z. 20. 57s2. Simeon G. zasnsey e &t!aa.a
Ia, for the ms - ie =. az5i IL NJ "a sec "A
p N Pa ". Ia. ATer.
lie names tae following witnesses 10 rs0ss
MS continuous residence GFoz and C1ilslzt1,
CT said i4ud. W.
p. S. Sanditsr, i. G. satteu, . Z. 2-sdy. G
7. Stroad. al CT Atlantis. Is
>. ERNEST B3EDA.
hay =. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
- - Il n. -. !

Lsn5 CE,ce - NseC -Eazzs,
Apr. 80
Notice Is hszeov gieeu taas 1de folIar.
named satt.a Las I4s8 lC a& sasss
to li,cka SIM l--sf ia z-r5 = q IL &.
tla3 z.5t p-rof Evil Sc 1ard5 sforr II
Whiting 1E -. f.. 5. CH-rsis snsr sgA
DCwalls boarding. ZrJa= Ls15szs1 Z :
june ~ 1868 VIZ. EEaElls II. licy8 a. y 1szzz
the NV Ia @. &c --tS-c- 3 TP. 10 , Ri
La, Me..
He names SIZE 1glic 'lg ais tc -
his c51-In.Icus " z5leaC= upon, ana 1zlfTsss
al said iaa6 xir-
Henry Peudurs =, EFiI Fzusarrss. W.
= W'ecu-s, Frank u eeu-s. s-.- u IUiies a
WALTER l. CGEEE.
ue-5g Res.ss
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Succession Of L. L. Laurence aad his wife
Ellen Laurence, Deceased.
Ia the Filth Judicial District Court OF TAG
Parish CT vim, Louisiana.
Notice is hereby given TO eli wEom these
Presents nay concern. That Christian James
q resident Of the Parish Of VIM, Ia, has this
Gay hied in my oiIice his application TO be APP
pointed Administrator OF the Succession g l.
l.. Laurence aud his wife Ellen Laurence. both
deceased.
Nov, therefore, unless opposition oe made
thereto il writing and Sled IL ny csice within
Ten days from date HGreoE the appointment
viii be made gs prayed for
Witness the Honorable =. +. AIachen Judge
oi said Court, OF this the 23rd, DAY Of Mey, 4,
L. 1875.
By s. =. ABrL.
Dy. Clerk s Ez-Olicio Recorder Of WAN
Parish, Louisiana.
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Notice for PubIieation
- - I. -. -.

Land Office - lteiil. aal.ss, "a 4
Ei .tI a. II 2
Notice IS hereby -leau STAT tie soE,1z:ss ]
named seE4ler as-s q - Dc-1ce q Is iH-e1@s
- make tlcill s.-aSl pBeft g ais GlziAas.
5ha, 81 z EEgaE VIII hs sflae tzs5Fa 81 Esssata
Receiver ed S2tcaitCeA ss II, ca saug = r.
W.. = =. -1a3 FelX Il. 15cCail. q St. IL
rice la, fer the . ~ s-vi-4 seg- VI 7 = n
5yz-, II. ICF.
He u1raes tha E5li0-ginr witnesses 70 FnH
his con lngotsa residence aPoE, ana caltlsasia
o., .4iC land, ris:
". " Fowien James CfaTuLas, Fs
l.helapsesl. ~ " 81 ESurice -, J. l. Dc.
hsGi, 81 NeEda, L..
J. Ernea sreda.
ms-5t Resisss...
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Lost.

One chestnut sorrel pony mare.
about six or seven years old brand
ed on left thigh with ~. p
A liberal reward will be paid fol
information leading to her re-
covery.
/, j. W. GuYroN.
m8-4t Tullos, La.
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Notice for Publication.
Land Once at Natchitoches, La, j,
v.~sy /.

Land Once at Natchitoches, La I
April 30. 1905. !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof viii be made before
Register and Receiver at Natchitoches La, on
june "a, 1903, viz: 81. 8. s.6s Bette l.. Bon
nett, widow Of Henry w. Bonnet OF Atlanta
La..for the N Ia 8. w. Ia l. l-7 NV Ia Sec
Il. aN., r. 4W. La. lfer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cuftiva-
tion Of, said land, viz:
J. ". Vance, ". D. Foster, A. 81. Kyle, J. n.
). ERNEST BREDA.
ms-o& Register.
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Witness Irwin mccain, I'D GlicreaSe-
b. r. ALLEN,
l. :. Notary Public.
Columbia, La, May, q, 1908.
Having examined the above and foregoing
Charter and finding the same drawn in con
fornnity with the laws Of the State of Eouisi-
ana. hereby approve the same.
A. B. HuSDLEY.
Dist. Atty.
State of Louisiana, Parish of VIM.
hereby certify that the above and, FORE
going Is a true and correct copy Of the Origi-
nal Charter of the st. Maurice Gin Company,
Limited, Filed for Record and Recorded MAY
2e, 1903, on Page 541 ct seq. in Book I'D" Mort
gage Records Of the Parish of Winn, Louisi-
ana
Given under my hand and seal of Office on
this the 18th, day Of May, A. d. 1908.
s. MABEL.
Dy- Clerk s. Ex-O1fcio Recorder OF the
Parish of vim, Louisiana.
5-5t.
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FOR RENT.

Six-room residence; good water.
yard and garden; rate SO
per month.
j5 C. r. ELLIOTT.
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Election PRONUNCIATION.

We, the undersigned Board Of Supervisors OF
Elections, in and for the Parish OF Winn, La,
proceeded to canvass the vote cast for and
against proposed special tax for FIVE years
for educational purposes in the Wattsyile
School District, the said election having been
held on Saturday. June 6, 1905. After canvass
ing said vote we find The following:
For said tax ID votes .---s s., SIS co property.
Against /" No - No property.
Maj. for tax..lS. --------.-.....-- S3,3si.0o.
And we do hereby issue this our proclama-
sion declaring the said tax duly carried.
This Winnheld, La, June S, 1913.
J. I. WALLAeE,
j. Il. CRAWFORD,
ii2-s0 Board Of Supervisors.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-06-12

YOU Know What You Are Taking
When you take Groves Taste
les Chill Tonic because the form
ular is plainly printed on every
bottle showing that it is simply
Iron and Quinlne in tasteless
form. No Cure, No pay. 30
cents. n3.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-06-12

On said day Of sale viii sen such portions
OF said property as each debtor viii point out,
and in case the debtor win net poin. out sufii-
Gent property. viii Al once and without fSas-
theT fclsy, sen the least quantity OF said prop
erty Of any debtor which any bidder wall buy
for the amount Of the taxes, interest aud cost
due by said debtor; the sale will be without
appraisesnent for cash. in legal tender money
cfshe United States, and the said property
sold shah Be redeemabss ST any time for the
space q ono year b. p~yins The price given
Including est and - per cent thereon.
Iris May a2, A. d., 1908.
Z. L. SHAW,
Marshall and Tax Collector Town Of winn-
heid. Louisiana