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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-06-20

written notice to each stakeholder
date of the meeting, at the post office
address designated by him in writing.
ANY changes proposed or made in refer
"nce to the capital stock shall be made
II. accordance with the laws of the State
u. ousiana on the subject of altering
III, ~ .iitil Stock Of this Corporation.
ARTICLE VIII.
No stakeholder shall ever be held
liable for the contracts or faults of said
corporation in any other sum than the
unpaid balance due the corporation on
the shares Of stock owned by him. nor
shall any intormality in Organization
have the effect of rendering this Charter
null or of exposing q stakeholder to any
liability beyond the unpaid amount re-
naming due on his stock.
ARTICLE IN.
d. W. Ewing, D. 3. Bylnm. J b.
Summers. g. A. Lavery. VIM. Coppage.
W. #. Miller. John F. Noigt. Jr., VIM.
Wilson. and 5. NJ. Owings have been
chosen and selected as the first Board Of
Directors Of this corporation to serve
until the FIRST Monday in July. a. D.,
1904. or until their Successors shall have
been elected and qualified.
Ii. W. Ewing is hereby chosen as
President Of said Company, b. b. By
rum as Vice-Presidert. 5, NJ. Owings as
Secretary and Geo. :. Richmond as
Treasurer, and said officers shall hold
their respective offices until the first
Monday in July, il9C4 or until their sue
cessors shall have been elected and quail
flied rs provided for in this Charter for
the election of a Board OF Directors
NATION, ILL, Jnne 2ud 1893.
We, the undersigned subscribers to
the Charter of the 'Louisiana Black
Prairie Land Company Limited" do
hereby subscribe for the amount Of the
Capital Stock Of the above named COM
pany set opposite TO our respective
Ila,iils r.lIr4.sGnt Cd ~ sL..rn..
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-06-20
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH or ST MARY
Witnessed by
+. Il. HERMAN.
MYRTLE WEAVER.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. MARY.
Having read the foregoing charter Of
the Louisiana Black Prairie Land COM
pany, Limited, and finding the objects
thereof to be all legal. and hone of the
said objects and purposes being Illegal
or contrary to or in violation of any Law
of this State, hereby approve the same.
Thus done, approved and signed at
Franklin, Louisiana. this 9Th day of
June, A. D.. 1908.
W. X. WILSON.
Dist. Attorney 23rd Judicial Dist
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-06-20
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST. MARY.

CLERK 5 OFFICE.
1, Paul Kramer, Deputy Clerk and
EX-Oifcio Recorder in ard tor the Parish
OF st. Mary, State of Louisiana, do
hereby certify that the Charter or the
Louisiana Black Prairie Land Company,
Ltd. was filed in my office for recorda-
ton on the 9th day of June. A. D., 1903.
and that same was inscribed in Book 80
OF Mortgages, Page 4S, under Entry No.
~, 452. OF the book of records of this
office.
In evidence whereof. witness ,ay
hand officially and the impress OF the
seal OF this office this 18th day of June,
A. D., 1909.
PAUL KRAMER.
by. Clerk and EX-Ottice Recorder.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-06-20

citations and legal process shall be
served on the President. and in his alb
seDce upon the Vice President. or in the
absence of both, on the Secretary and
Treasurer.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-06-20

W. II. W II4oVN.
Dist. Attorney 23rd Judicial Dist
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-05-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Parish oil
TerrebOnne.

FeIir Larose Is. No. 621O, Mary J. De-
IernO, WjdOl0.
DIV virtue of and in obedience toa Writ
- of Seizure and Sale, emanating from
the above named Court, in the above en-
titled and numbered suit, and to me di-
rected, same being OF date, April 23d,
1908. / have seized and taken into my
possession and will offer for sale at Public
Auction to the last and highest bidder, in
front Of the Courthouse, in the Town OF
Houma, La, on
SATURDAY, THE both. DAY OF
MAY, A. d., $685.
between the hours of IL o'clock a. m,
and 4 O'Clock p. M, the following de,
seribed property tO=wit:
less ne Is~sElhaneO mora character
'tSure, mum, sure-but 1 don't knit
if I'm afther un'erstandin' you"
Madame waXed slightly impatie.
! "Oh, he is a good man, Bridgetg'
Good, is it? Sure he could lick
eyes out of any sPaipeen from Cork
Kilkenny" was the enthusiastic rep
N. Y. Times.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-05-23

e Indigestion. dyspepsia and bn-iousuess
fy yield to the cleansing and Purifying qHle
contained ia JOhuston's SarsaParnla 80
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-05-23
NOTICE
HornA. IN. April l4, I0O3.

HOUMA, La, April IA, 1908.
Tie Finance Committee offered the
following Budget If Expenditures for the.
fiscal wear, which was accepted and or
dered published for 80 days according to
= Court. ........,. .........$25OO.OO
" Sheriffs salary, Prisoners
board, Conveying prison
ers to ~Penitentiary, Insane
"a Asvlnm. Serving Jury
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-05-23

me funeral Win take place Tuesday :
,,orn;po at 1O 5 clock. The interment
vii. be In T~hibodaUx.
THE INQUEST.
The coroner's inquest, held a.
o,clock this evening, relative % tht
killing, disclosed no further p@ertieuia q
other than those obtained upon : he
street lust after the tragedy. i was
simply to the effect that Knoblocn had
come to his death BY shots n ed b
Cherault. The testimony take p wa
submitted to the District jude e, who
win probably give the accused a pre-
liminary trialto-morroW.
M one has yet been found who saw
the first shot fred-N. Q. Aoasunsa
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-05-23

From a school in the remote district
in the mountains Of Kentucky a Httl
incident comes that illustrates tn.
quickness Of the southern mountai
folk. Several OF the pupils were six
footers. One quiet lad asked to be ex
cused fora week. What is the reasnnS
Terms-Cash in u. S. Currency.
A. W. CONNELYy
Sheriff Of Terrebonne Parish.
Houma, Ia, april 25th, 1908.
Charles L. Wise, Attorney.
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For Sale.

The handsome, modern finished Bis
land residence. The most fertile garden
.sp0t and the most beautiful front and
side Yards in HOuma. Ample stabhng
and clubhouse accommodations. Pleas
antlv located upon Barrow Street the
popular resident boulevard Of the town.
This very desirable property, consis-
ting Of four lots and the beautiful resi-
denCe thereon, will be sold for casho or on
terms to snit the purchaser.
For particulars apply to The HoUMA
.COURfFn.s
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-05-23
Tresbass Notice.

The public Is hereby notified that
hunting, moss-picking and trespassing,
heyebv forbidden under penalty Of the
won the Goatfeld plantation, Lower
BtJeu} BLACK. SCOTT HATCH.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-05-23
TREsPAss NOTICE.

The public is hereby lorbiddentO hunts
fish. or otherwise tresdassOn my proper.tl
ty and the property Of Charles 0tin, enl
Lower Bayou Terrebonne. Nloiators
will be dealt with according to law.
LEON RHODES.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-05-23
Trespass Notice.

The public is hereby prohibited from
trespassing on the Presqu'ile plantation
or the swamp lands belonging to said
plantation.
pr.25-lyr. GUENO bk0o.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-05-23
Tresnass Notice.

Hunting or other t~respassing is hereby
forbidden On the property of the Estate OF
j. O. jackson, on lower Bayou Black.
3Vioiators will be dealt with acc riding to
law.
6-l6-9-lyr. JACkSON BkOS.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-05-23

Ibout fgafeet then said to him
lit comes to that, Governor, Twill
e a witness against you for what you
hava-aoh me since last Friday night
fWHhthat he moved back about two
stems gaining the edge of the showcg
NEAREST the wall was in the middle
ethe sidewalk. He then put bis hand
in his pocket as he maze those two
steps, his right hand his hip pocket,
aud pulled out his gun. I then tore
open my vest md pulled out my gun
and shot HIN. He always had his gun
in % ation to shoot me, but he never
fire. kept firing until he dropped
mis- gun / was then about six feet
from him. IreckoE about the distance
from here to you.
witness shows the distance).
seHe told me Friday night that he
was ready that day had Eddie come
u III to kill him. He had called me
y over in his Office Friday night to tel
g me the trouble. / then answered
why did you not tell me this morning
% instead Of waiting until tonight, ano
se get NE into your Office to tell me this.
He said
Sc "I want to tell you now, Jim, t.
of nravant asbooting scrape between you
son and me. I do not want him t
L, hurt me-, nor do I want to hurt him.
p I then said
"tGovernor, that is all news to me.
He said
he lowell, that ID woman ga.
en- that l have said things abort yol
family and that she had written
Eddie about it, He then said
ext III told her it was add lie, al
vas that had never said anything abol
90 your family, as YOU we'll know
ack d told him lid not think he cOul
.ult for fthought1c obey were above reproac
saw Tb twas on Friday night. On satr
ana day morning he met me on Gre'
r2n Street, near Mr.. Roth's prescriptic
och counter. 1 had my market basket
ach my arm. He said to me
his /" Jiml that Did woman says II
his she 3 going to,put my case in col
gaik for what / said, and WANT your SC
Eddie, to help me out Of this affair.
orn, Il told him that Eddie would ha
the nothing to do with something / KIN
his lie wasnot guilty Of. He then said
oout You wish to have q shoot
lng sora2e3
luna e.As, he said this, he moved b9t'
Yalk HSatl / told him. no, there would
.eFitt no si6oting scrape, becauss4 certai
will tell Eddie to do as / say. Th a.
)uhd all, and that is what brought on
ibesr, ~difaculty.'
5hen The defense rested their case and
why Judge fixed the bond of the aceu
said at $3.50 for appearance before
ihQot Grand Jury.
The bond was signed by Colonel
shoe ii. Pico, although several others
the unteered to serve as bondsmeu,-N
Of Picugtne,
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.FOr SIG.
For sale.
TREsPASS NOTICE.

Hunting, trapping, moss-picking, an
other t~respassing is hereby prohibited 4
the plantation or in the swamps OF
Pointe Farm Plantation, Lower Teg
bonnie. Violators will be dealt with-
coTding to law.
A, r. YIGUERIE
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-05-23
All
o
.-Ex-Lieutenant Clay
KnOblOch
Killed tn "A Street Duel by
James cherault.
Cherault Is 4 Well-known
Barber in Thibodaux.
After a Preliminary Examine
+ ton Is Released on Bond.

THrpoDAux. La, May l8.-Ex 7
ie,ifsnant Governor Gley Knobloch !,
AZ shot and almost instantly killed :
borty after I O'Clock this morning
u Main Street, BY James Cherauit' .
Though those who witnessed the
tragedy say Gherault fred in self
5efsnse. Ex-Leutenant Governor
evidently al not have a
chance to use bis pistol, which was
found beside hitn after the shooting.
The tracey occurred on the thor
ough-fare. Of the town, in front Of the
building next to the postofice, and at
a tilae when people were on the street
in numbers, but there were few Wit
-nesses, and those refuse to say any
thing, except that Ex-Lieutenant Gov
ernor Knobloch drew his weapon first
but it would not fire, and, he was NOR
tally wounded BY the 6rst shot from
Cherault's gun.
Mr.. Knobloch was on his way from
his home to his law Office, and stopped
ia front Of Cherault's place. where
they began d discussion, II seems that
they he'd had q number Of heated dis
cQs ever some subject, but no one
antiq 5ated q serious outcome. They
were apparently on the best Of terms.
They had been 9lsing Q while, anC
then ES-Lieuten&p aoYeFnor KnoDloci
Twas seen to draw his weapon from al
boekat I'll would not 90 of, anc
ebefaalt GOT his gun out and began
shooting. Fixe ST his shots struck hi
adversary, and almost any one Of then
4 would have proven fatal.
RstheFD ubourg was summoned. bu
flFxIieutenant Governor KnobloCh wa
,flinabis last agony, and expired wher
. befell. at 7A5 o'clock, exactly half a
l.Ebofr alter the shooting began. Deput
CoronerT Thomas Stark held anautops,
M and then the remains were removed I
the family residence.
~ Cberault went to the Courthouse AZ
" surrendered to Sheriff James Bear
i declaring that he had committed Il
deed IN selede6ense. Cherault is W.
Sc known in this town, and BEARS "a go,
d re-nntation. He is married. and h
,a several children. He has a great ma
or fy;e1ds.
m KNOBLOCH's CAREER.
u Clay Knobloch was born in Lafourc,
Parish. Nov. 25, 1889, He went
re- Spring Hill College, Mobile, and lat
he graduated with honor from Georgetoy
I, COLLEGE. Washington. He was adm
ted 70 the bar in 1860. When t
.ve Civil War broke out he became Fl
Lieutenant ia the TWenty-sixth Lou.
M ana Regiment, and subsequently, ser1
IN as a private in the st. Mary O.
M noneers. He served about three yea
ma chiefly in Louisiana and Missigsip
IL. and was discharged on account Of
nd health He practiced law in, New
nd leans for year and a half, and Il
III returned to Fhibodaux, where he c
odd tinued in the successful practice Of
OBJ profession up to the time of his del
I'll His father was a native Of Germa
me- but came to America in 1920, sett
on in Philadelphia, where he opene
side n%otarial Office. subsequently he c.
med to Louisiana, and served q Ra
.ppy Judge of Lafourche until his death.
and 1841.
anne Mr.. Knobloch took'an active pa
rhen politics as a Democrat ana al
Lem- time was one OF ne moso lnnu j.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-25

Il Iohl los 10 pidO de rodillasI no pro-
nnncieis una pslabra qua pueda
hacer alusl6n este billete que os
suplico reduzcafs & cenizaS.
| No trat6ia de adivinar, nj SON.
dear este misterio. No 10 podrfais
conseguir. y decid simplemente
que os amo. ....9
El billete. 10 hemos dfcho, no
llevaba ninguna hrma, pero cada
una de sus l1neas decfa suhciente-
msnte que era de Conception y
dirigido al senior de Chatesu Mai.
lily, que murmur0: lEs extrafIol Y
10 lego y Teley6, oueriendo COM
prender 81 significado, y no 10 10.
gro. Pero SO coraz6n saltaba de
algeria: Conception lie amaba. El
duque acerc0 ell billete una baifa.
encendids para lacrar cartas, 10
quemo. 6al en- este & Ia seflorita
Salandrera.
Daspues llamo y Sc presento
Zampa, y esta vez con una bande.
jita de plata; mas de momento ell
duque no sc flo en- clio diio a
Tampa: IHas tenido jamas conoci-
miento de que la sef1orita Salan.
drera haya sido solicitada por otro
que por don JOSEF
Era indudable, para ell seffor de
Chateau Mailly. que ST ell misterio
que hablaba Concepci6n tenfa al.
guna probabilidad de ser expIicado
no podrfa serlo sino por Ia admi-
sion de IN bercer pretendieDte que
e1erciese una Influenza cualquiera
directa indirecta. Sin duda Zam.
pa tenfa eprendida Ia lecci6n,
pues contest0 sin titubear: La Sc.
nora duquesa no partlcipa de las
ideas del sef1or daque.
ia proposito de que2
"A prop0si3o de la raza de la
transmission perpetua del tftulo.
-IAhi SLo crees asf?
NO estimaba q don Jose.
l-1Ds verAsa
No lie ouerfa mas de 10 Que
anna al seTi0r duqua de una manera
svasiva.
81 declr que ella proteie en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-25
ABOGADOS

uuCba singular. Mi padre solo
aguarda la presentation de esos
documentos para concederos mi
mano, pero no sabe que yo estoy
ligada por un jnramento y que de-
bo, hasta la tltima hora, manifes-
tAros una especie de repulsi6n la
vos Dlos mfol q quien amo en- Sc
creto desde hace tanto tempo.
<Pedfsteis mi mano mi padre
me cOnsult6. Obedecere, contest9
con sumisi0n y tristeza cuando mi
coraz6n estallaba de gozQ. SPorqu9
esta hipocresfaP Pobre de mf |
Acabo de decfroslo un iursmento
me ligs, y no quedare desligada de
ell hasta ell dfa en- que me conduz-
Gals al pie del altar. Hasts ese dia
es precise que 20 6nja la desespe-
raci0n cuando mi alma Sc abre & Ia
esperanza que yo no levante la
vista para miraros cuando vengais
y que hasts Olga mi padre que
os aborreZco.
<lAhi lDios mfol quizas llegue
un dia en- que os pida una entreVis.
Ia q solas vendr6ls estaremos
mos solos en- apariencia, pero a
nuestro alrededor habra oios
ofdos ojos cue seguiran ell iuego
de nuestras fisonomfas, ofdos que
no perderan ni una palahra de
DueStra conversation. Entonces os
Suplicar6 que renuncieis mi ma
no, aiegando que no os amo, Que
amo otro. que forzarme q ser
vuestra esposa IS hacer la desgra-
ola dc mi vida. NO os amedren.
tells. De todo este NADIA sera since.
70. Ac0ged mis- sdplicas sourlen.
DO, y perSistidI
SlQuien sabeP Tai veg Ifegue 70
o oeciros que hsbGis imagIuado
con is condesa de Arton esa histo-
ria dc una misteriosa genealogfa,
que los documentos que aguardais /
Q qae presentastis va son falsos.
Sonreld y contestad, decir: lDIos /
micl seforita; Oh amo. y 81 vues-
tras suposiciones fuesen verdsde-
ras, serfa, en- rigor, disculpable mi II
ronducta El amor que me fnspi.
Eais 10 justiica Godo. Sybre toao u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-25
secreto, sin duds, un tercer pra-
tendiente & la mano de 81 hijar
-

scCISbUs S1u Uuuh, uu oCASCA pA =
tendiente & la mano de 81 htja?
-Precisamente.
-dY este pretendienteP
-AhI diio Tampa; no Sc 81 nom
bre y iamas 10 he visto. Todo lc
que Sc es que es rico. mucho mas
que ell sef1or duque, joven, guapo,
de antigua nobleza y ademss du-
que. El sef1or de Chateau -Mailly
frunci6 ell cef1o z smpa continue:
Hay muchCs misterios en- el gran
mundo, ST la sef1ora duquesa pro-
tege en- secreto ese pretendiente
descop ocido, es que tiene sin doda
Sus bnenas razones para clio.
Ve8mosi dijo ell duque ha-
bla sin rodeos, y "a ssbes que re-
compenso de una manera digna 6
IN buen servidor.
-Ahi diio Zsmpa con uu gesto
de orgulio. !El senior duque me
humillai
-.SEn qu6P
En- que Ell sef19r duque Sc ina.
gina que obedezco q la VOC del In
tsres. No entire al servicio del Sc
ApA oo4uO siuo pol q ooCdO@Ot Ia
sef1orita Conception.
-Muy bien, diio ell dulue, dis
pensame y habla ahora.
La duquesa de Salandrara es
irlandesa. repuso ell ayuda de ca
mara.
LID s6.
LA duquesa tsnia una hernia
ma.
-Tambien 10 sc /: era la marQue.
SO O'Biran, muerta sin hijos hace
diez af1os.
-El sefsor duque So equivoca de
medic d medic. La marqnesa tenfa
un hijo cuyo nacimiento no podrfa
probarse de una manera aatentica
J para el que 10 arregl6 convencio.
nalmente IN acta de estadoecivIl.
~ es este hijop
Tai vez.... Es todo 10 ~rae
pnedo decir al sefIor duque.
hi duque de Chateau -Mailly de
dujo que estassexplicaciones & me-
aias de lamps. y 81 syuda de CA
mara estaba ligado por ND jnra-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-25
III uNCREEBLE vERDAD III!

dinero alos
supa coste obetos de ley garanado S
quates) espl6ndidos brantes peri
expendor impza oa verdadsro
Dscompon de luz dure adc6n perfecta ntacl6a
n GOO 00s AIS Sc regalan dlslnga estos br
la Exposn de Paris
cabalo Anilo cabalsro
an 20 dollars A6 cabaero nte muy gruss0
dollars idem 60 bantes 10 dollars Anlo senora seno
grueso dollars Pendentes senoria dem idem
Pendenes ~ 10 dollars Pendntes
reg dollars Mdls de ley la sfge de la Pufisma,
de Fenca briantes Alaska 20 dollars
franco de do catas certi6cads
clarada mercanca, toda la sla dc Puerto Rico.
nng1a peddo scompaaado dc npos
certfcada decado
vendo sntes efectuar e
snoa redsdor ds
dsdo
No eueatos coRccdn psseRtacionea nviaR
Gratis Catago uustrado odo
Dgrsa reprsssRtsate general dela Sccisdad Orc d
lantes
Am Aaak G. A. Buyas Coro Romano, l04 lo6 Milan utaal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-25
bfBL1oTEoA DE sLA DEMooRAoIA.,

n mento cualquiera respecto Con-
II cepci6n, como esta 10 estaba sin
II duda su madre.
h -Creo c)mprender, pens6, Con.
cepci6n me ams, solo que ella quie.
| re hsser como 81 cediese a Ia im.
periosa voluntad de su padre ca
sandose conmigo.
H. duque. satisfecho con ests
explicaci0n que SO daba ST mismo,
y que. por otra pirte, era acepta.
BILE desde el momento en- que toma.
ba por base las misteriosas pala-
bras de Zimpa, cogio Ia segunda
carta 4ue le presentaba Ell criado.
ESts ca-ta tanfa en- el sobre vSrios
selios alemanes y rusos. y ell duque
reconocf0 en- ell acto la letra del
anciano coronel de Chateau Mailly
y abrleudola precipitsdamcnte, le-
20:
xOiesa -.
2Mi querido primo. He escrito,
hace algunos dfas. a la sef1ora CON-
desa dc Artcff para scusarla recibo
de 81 carta y anunciarle la llegada
de su cofreo, y os escrib1 ahora
para avlsarOs la salida de este mts.
mo Correo. Msrch6 en la mafIana
de anteayG, despu6s de tres dfas
Gle cescanso. y os lleva estos dos
document tos, los cuales dais tan.
TO valor. Tai >vex llegue a Paris
antes de mi carta. y solo tendreIs
que contestsr para anunctarme su
llegada !,
Segafan algnnos cumplimientos
afectaosos y oGras frases ain inte-
res.
-Voy, psns6 I'll duqoe. 4 man.
dar esta carta al seffor de Salan
drera. Esto hara que tome pacien-
cia. Z pnso Ia carta del coroneI
baio sobre. con las lineas siguien-
tes:
&Sefi1r duqne: Por la carta ad-
1unsa vereis que los documentos
que agnardo con impsclencia no
pueden tardar en- llegar; esta no.
che til vez, quizaa dantro de una
hora, me sera permitido probaros
que soy salandrera como yos y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-25
HOTEL oLI.IIMI'!..Po
SAINT e RCE

A 10 MINUTos DE SAM JUAN
El meJor hotel on este china
Espl6ndids ventilscion. Parqu ue,
1ardines y Kioseo & Ia ing9esa
Kxc sIente servieio de carruAtsa'
Precios moderados. Sc hacen rs
ducciones para familiAe. Alum.
brado eI6ctrico moderno.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-08

Mrs N Sofeld, 376 State st
IN Julian, Iso Washington st
IS Fine, SO Hall av
Jewelry-J Mann, 395 State st
Meats and Provisions James Frankel, s22 State st
IS Fine, SO Hall av
Optician-J Mann, 395 State st
Teas and COfees- -Scheuer & Son, IIs-12o Smith st
m Palisi Smith st
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-16
-vv-r=z=---------------------- ARMY BILL PASSED
Department of Commerce Discussed
 Tillman Talks on Trusts.

Department of Commerce Discussed
 Tillman Talks on Trusts.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The house yesterday passed the army appropria- tion bill and began consideration of the department of commerce bill under special rule making it con tinuing orYer until disposed of. The opposition to the measure came entire ly from the Democratic side and was based chiefly on the ground that the transfer of the bureau of labor to the new department would subordinate that bureau to a department which would represent capitalistic interests. The friends of the bill denied the as- sumption that the head of the new de- partment would be hostile to labor. increase the dignity of the bureau of labor by giving the head of the depart ment a seat in the cabinet.
 In the senate MT. Tillman continued his arraignTeent of trusts and monopo- lies and again charged that the attor- ney general was responsible primarily for lack of action against trusts.
 The statehood bill was under discus sion for short time, MT. Foraker urg- ing the right of Oklahoma, Arizona and New Mexico to be admitted into the Union.
 MT. McLaurin (Miss.) called atten- ton to charges that the people of In- dianola, Miss, had been guilty of threats and intimidation against the postmaster and declared them to be untrue, remarking that his object in bringing the matter to the attention of the senate was in order that his denial might go into the Congressional Record as an answer to those who made the charge.
 The senate at o'clock adjourned un- til ManIIaY