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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-18
ORDER YOUR
wv hiiskey
q. F. Gilrrser.
600 Commerce Street,
SHREVEPORT, LA.
Keeps everything, in the Liquor
line. Special attention is given
to the jug trade.

Bv Mr.. Rand zs
hat appropriation to Peope1e's liz
brary of $25 pc rmonth be taken from
interest and penalty account instead Of
suspense account as provided at Febru-
try meeting. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Currie-
1 hat comptroller be instructed to Sc
cure contract, papers,, prohles, reports
md bids and all other data pertaining to
contracts between the city and Eppie &
Hayes: Adopted.
Chairman Thoman of light committee
.skcd for and was granted further time
o secure light data.
5v Mr. Jenkins !. ... 81
March 16, Ioo3.-Cost of contract for
\liendale sewer:
Contract price . .S86,oIo 90
Extras as specified in contract:
Ignite, ,346 yds, at ST. ......$I,384 90
t2!o.2 yds.., at 81 -. ....... 8,432 40
Rock, 2Io yds. at 81 -. -. $40 90
Lumber left in trenth-
2=.728 B. NJ at $40 -. -. SIS So
147,01o B. NJ. at $I8 ....... 2,663 35
=. |. pipe where sewer is exposed
$50 it. I6-inch at $I.75 80. 262 so
III ft. 12-inch at $I.2o 49,. I7o 40
Extra brick and concrete
3I4:o3 -. -. I4,588 "a
$Ioo,5o "a
10 per cent engineering >. -. Io,oso Sc
Contour map 900 90
$III,458 o6
7 per cent interest -. -. IS 1892 o6
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-18

. April Fashion Sheets and full stock of
BANNER PATTERNS received, prices
.Ioc and I5c
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-18
+: Printing .-.


FIJI order c kind of printing do good printing
The who good printing that
of
Lawyers Briefs Speciality
prices printing booklets folders Circulars bill heads
heads letter heads and everything which printed fair
and caonabebng much cheaper taking consideration
and qyhan generally for careless ordinary common
place Ring
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-18
M C. PERRIN. ]. u. HESPEk.
ROBERT L. EMERY.
c. Perrin & Co.,
Successors to w. c. Perrin.
Cotton Factors, Real Estate
and Rental Agents.
tIS Texas ~ Shreveport, La.

& a*o y N1sas -s -
We give our personal attention to the
sale Of cotton.
VIII are members of the Cotton Ex-
xhange and have access to all the latest
ns9s.
0ur facilities for storing and -insuring
cotton are complete.
VIZ will make liberal cash advances
on consignments of cotton.
Our list Of real estate is large and at
ifactiye and we think we can please all
classes Of purchasers.
Nc rent houses and farms, collect
rents, make prompt remittances, and
Iay taxes for non-residents.
NC want patronage and expect to
EaeTit same by strict attention to bust
ness.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-18
WINDOW SHADES.

Remember we can furnish any size
wanted and prices the lowest ever made,
quality considered Give up call.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-18

4o3o ~
Mr.. Hayes has called my attention to
4 resolution passed by the council De-
cernher Is. that no moneys due to rail-
roads from special tax be paid unless
by order Of the council | was not aware
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-18
CITY COUNCIL
Official Proceedings of Session Held
Monday, March 16, 1908.

City Hall, Shreveport, La, March 16
Ioo3.-Councfl met in regular session
with Mayor Querbes presiding, and the
| following ocuncilmen present: Allen
Busbey, Conger, Currie. Dickson, Eos
ter, Jenkins, Ledbetter, Lowenthal
| Quigles, Rand, Snyder, Thoman, lus-
ten, Wise
| By Mr. Allen
That the minutes of February 1o and
70, Ioo3 be approved as published and
recorded Adopted
By Mr. Conger-
That thirty days additional time be
allowed H. Hedbcrg to present bond for
as prescribed by ordinance passed.
through first and second readings Eel
ruary Io 1903. Adopted.
Mr.. T. Alexander, attorney for Kan
sas City, Shreveport and Gull Railway
Company, presented a petition aud pro-
file asking for a special election to clo0o
Spring street between blocks B. and !.
of block e. or Roland Jones addition III
the city of Shreveport, and also the al
lev in block D. Referred to improve
ment committee for report ct mex;
meeting.
Mr.. w. A. Mabry presented follow
ing:
Shreveport, La, March 16, Ioo3-To
the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
Gil of Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louis
lana: Gentlemen-We, the undersign d
committee, representing the threa
Knights of Pythias lodges of your city,
do hereby petition your honorable b. l.,
to grant us the privilege Of building a
terrace on the east side of the Knigh's
of Pythias rest in Greenwood cemete y.
This side (east) of Our property is
filled to grade line, and is from two 10
five, feet above the origin. striace,
which was and is a very low place, and
is now supported by wooden retaining
wall, which is giving. away.
The base of terrace will rest over and
outside of our property line, but wll
be beneficial to you, in as much as it
helps to fill the above named sink or
hole.
We respectfully pray that you gr1nt
the above petition, which we respect
fully submit for your considerations
W. A. MABRY,
c. c. Calanthe No 10
J. M. OWEN,
c. C. Damon Nc =
F. F. CLEARY,
C. C. Caddo No. I47
Referred to buildings and grounds
REPORTS FOR FEBRUARY, 1908.
Report of comptroller:
n r.
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lxes sip u is name.
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-18

Wanl to do yosir printing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
ANOTHER Is GRANTED
Judge Treiber at iiltle Rock Issues
Restraining Order.
Is TEMPORARY ONLY
Pacific Express Company Alleges 10
Its Complaint That Two Hes
sengers We're Put Out Of
Cars at Wyuee, ARK.

Little Rock. Ark. Oct. 2O.-Upon q
complaint nled by the Pacific Ex-
press company in the United States
circuit court here. Judge Jacob Trieber
granted an order temporarily restrain
ing members OF the local branch of
the Brotherhood OF Railway Express
men from interfering by force. threats.
intimidation or any other violence with
new employees OF the company The
application a permanent injunction
was set for hearing Oct. 81. In the
eompany's complaint q y alleged that
It proceeded 70 all the places OF the
rmployes who struck. and that II Is
able 10 do 40 but for the Interference.
molestation and Improper conduct on
the part Of the defendendantA their
aiders. abettors and sympathizers." 1t
II further averred In the complaint
that two Of the company's new mes
senEers were forcibly elected from
cars at wynne Ark. on oct. II. and
by Intimidation and threats were pre-
vented from Tesuminb their duties.
whereby valuable express matter was
left unprotected. The complainants
declared that unless restraining or
der Is granted requlsitions for tres
passes and lawless acts would occur
and the company would be powerless
20 perform It's functions as a common
carrier.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
THIRTY-SIX PATIENTS
That Number OF New Gases Is Re-
ported at Laredo.
A VICTIM AT H0ND0.
DR.. Tabor Wen, There TO Investi.
gate and Telegrsphed DR.. Gui.
teras That II Was Genu.
Inc Yellow Fever.

Laredo Tex. Oct 20.-Despits the
fact that the physicians had expected
q slight decrease In the number OF pa
tients Monday the reports show that
the cases number one more than on
any previous day since the outbreak
OF the epidemic. The official bulletin
as as follows; New cases 80; deaths.
s; total cases to date. tSs; total deaths
to date. ~. This Is not very enoour-
sging report. taken altogether. yet
the experts In charge OF the situation
are no, in the iyual~sNd. and
are positive thet t!,'- s,efSoon stamp
out the disease Z
Relief headquarters have been es-
tablished for the aid of the needy poor
Several subscriptions have already
been received from outside points.
Dr. Tabor Who went TO Hondo. In
Medina county 10 Investigate a sus-
picious case of fever. wired DR.. Nc
knight that the case had turned out
70 be a genuine ease OF yellow fever.
later dispatch. thongh not official.
stated that the patient died.
Or. Guiteras received report that
a man was taken sick at the Camel
coal mines last Thursday. He was
placed IN a wagon and hauled 20 the
Jaquimo ranch. where he died Friday.
Dr. Gulterss sent Dr. Thompson 70
the mines to investigate. II Is not
known whether the man died from fe-
YER OF not. II he did. u will mean that
the fever has reached the Camel mines
as well az Minera. which will be very
unfortunate. owing 10 the demand for
coal al present.
Governor Pedro Arguelies OF the
state OF Tamaulipas has arrived In
Nuevo Laredo TO look after the yellow
fever situation and lend a hand 20
Mayor Cara In his work OF stamping
out the disease. He was accompanied
by Or. Antonio G. GuEman OF Tampico.
who has had charge ~ the yellow fever
epidemic in Tsmpico since June i3.
and also by Dr. G. q. Esplnosa, direct
or of the yellow fever hospital az We
toria, Mex. Both OF these physicians
are yellow fever experts. and they will
remain In Nuevo Laredo until the ep-
idsmic T. entirely stamped out.
Nuevo Laredo reports the number
of yellow fever cases In that city sincn
the last report at thirteen. one death
Ia also reported.
The condition OF United states Con-
sui Garrett continues TO improve. TO
the grsat satisfaction % those who are
familiar with the unselhSh manner In
which he cared for and treated many
INDECENT Americans who were stricken
with the disease In Nuevo Laredo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
PLATING STOPS.
There Are Not sufisisn, Funds 10 Car.
~ on the Work.

Ardmore. I. T.. oct. 2o.-The plating
Of town sites IN the Choctaw nation
has closed because there Is an insufi-
Client amount of funds on hand with
which 20 carry on the work The
work, u Is thought. could have been
completed BY June /. but the appraise-
ment of town lots was deemed more
Important than the plotting % new
town sites and the money will be used
for this purpose.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
Found Her Body.

London. oct so.-Thc disappearance
OF woman doctor. Miss Hickman.
who has been missing for the last two
months, has been partially cleared up
by the hndlng Of her body In an un.
freauented part OF Richmond park.
The remains were horribly decompos-
ed, the head having been entirely sepS
arated from the body. apparently 7
the gnawing of rats The cause
Miss Hickman's death IL conf
mystery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
pl,ord.r a, nov.i. ms.,inn-

New York. Oct s0.-when John A.
Dowie opened his second night meeting
in Madison square Garden he faced an
immense throng; when It closed Mrs
audience had dwindled 10 only few
hundred persons besides the host he
brought with him from the west. He
trctted. fumed. threatened. caJoled and
finally resorted 20 the use Of epithcts.
his hearers meanwhile leaving the
meeting. several hundred together.
drowning the sound OF his volco
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
Modified to Ten Per Cen,

Waco. oct 2O.-L0caI officials OF the
ESpressmen's union received the fol-
lowing telegram from National Presi-
dent Mode az ST. Louis. "show the
public. through press, that our request
was modified TO 10 per cent before we
were refused by company. Brother
hood Trainmen about 10 take a hand.
"F. r NODE"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
sMoTHEREo To DEATH.
Desperate Work Of Eish, Insane Con,
viets az halle. Prussia.

Berlin. oct. 20.-Eight convlcis who
were IN the insane ward OF the cen.
tral prison az Halle. Prussia. over.
powered two guards on Saturday
night smothefed one of them 20 death
and badly wounded the other took the
keys and warrants and escaped 20 a
neighboriag forest The fugitiyes were
eventually overtakcn by their pursu-
ers and after they had shot one guard
they were finally captured In a noble
mans villa, In which they had sought
refuge
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
WELL EARNED.
AssOeisted Press conplinnsntsd by q
Leading London Publieatien.

London. oct. 2o.-The London Daily
Telegraph. commenting edltouaily on
the Associated Press exclusive an
nouncement saturday OF the agreement
arrived a. In the boundary arbitration.
says: In ordinary circumstances no
more Importance would attach 20 such
an announcement than would be ac-
corded 10 the usual current gossip al
the close of an inquiry of this sort.
but the Associated Press has gained
well earned reputation FOR the aecura-
cy OF It's reports on international ques-
tons which have the center IN Lon
don. Il u, therefore. very probable
that this particular statement Is sub
stAntially correct"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
THROWN OUT.
Guard Says Messenger Was Thus
Treated al Marshall.

Dallas. oct. Superintendent Russ
Of the Pacific Express company says
matters look better for them. one OF
the oompany's guards had a rough
time a. Marshall. A crowd. he said.
met the train and threw the messenger
out and attempted to do the same
thing with him. but officers interfered.
At Longview. he said. epithets were
hurled. but no violence done. said
the superintendent: we are all right
west OF Fort Worth. we are all night
on the Texas Central and an our large
Offices. such as Dallas. Houston. san
Antonio. Galveston. Fort Worth aud
other Offices are now In about normal
condition.
We have plenty of men for all pur-
poses. The trouble Is In keeping them
at work. owing to the influence OF the
striking men,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
Left Th,ir Bum.

Natchez. Miss oct 2O.-A touch OF
the Pacific Express company strike
has reached this point. Messrs Fred
r. Holcombe and Keiner. substitute
express messengers on the New or
leans and Northwestern. running from
hatcher 10 Bastrop. La. having left
ther un on that road on account OF the
strike.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
LOUISIANA LVNcHlNo.
George Kennedy, colored. Victim Of
Wrath of a Mob.

Shreveport. La oct 2o.-George
Kennedy q negro, was lynched at Tay.
lortown. near here. sunday night by a
mob % 100 men. II is said Kennedy
had made a murderous assault on Con-
ductor Britain % the Valley road. and
that afterward he was found lying In
walt, armed with a pistol for the con-
fessed purpose " killing the conduct.
or The mob dispersed quietly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
By His o~n W.apon.

Guthrie. Okla. oct. 20-En route TO
the hay fields. Noyse Sylvester. aged
fourteen, was killed near Bridgeport.
Okla. by his shotgun being entangled
In the wagon wheel. thus discharging
the weapon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
Cotton picker, Ns.d.d.

Guthrie, Okla. Oct. 2O.-Cotton pick
ers are very much In demand In Greer
county. and II they cannot be secured
much cotton will 30 20 waste. II will
take three months 20 pick the crop.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
XII car,on,, nrnnd.nn.

Lawton. Okla. Oct 20.-Kit Carson.
a grand son of the noted frontiersman.
q grandson OF the noted frontiersmaE.
He u an assayer
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
Mssssnasrs on Trains.

Texarkana, Ark, oct. s0.-The Pa
cinc Express company Is sending out
messengers on all trains and shipping
out accumulated stun.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
Badly Beaten at Lenayi,n.

Palestine. oct. 2o.-E. G. Addington.
who went north Sunday night Tor the
Pacific Express company was taken
from his car disarmed and badly beat
en- at Longylew
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
InvsssIua.Ion ssain,.

Ardmore. l. T., oct 20-Inspector
Leigh Chalmers. representing the de-
partmeut of justice. began his inquiry
into the charges involving officials OF
tr-uthern district. and 0, ls expected
investigation will last several
Sy witnesses have been sum
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
Driver, R,,urn % WorL.

Paris, Tex. oct. 2o-The four driv-
ers In the employ of the Pacific Ex-
press company here returned 90 work
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-07

The win Of the late Robert T. Ray
who died In Salem Nay 30. 1903. wa
this morning filed for probate By Mrs
Angle Ray. widow Of the deceased
The document was dated June i9
1919. and bequeaths the estate. con.
slsting Of real and personal property
valued al $500. 10 the widow 10 be BY
her used during her widowhood. for
herself and three children. Mark T.
Ray, aged 2s years; Clyde Ray. aged
25. and Elmer r. Ray. 22. The former
two are residents Of Marion county,
and the latter resides at Lansing.
Mich. A daughter. Mrs Louie NJ.
Johnson. Is given s.. AZ the death or
Of the widow, the will pro
vides that the property be equally di.
ylded between the three sons Ms.
Ray Ia named a. executrix. TO serve
Without bonds. and. In accordance
With this provision. she was appointed
" County Judge J. n. Scott TO ad |
Minister the estate.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-07

was told that in consideration OF the
payment Of a large sum down ne
would be appointed sole agent for the
stamps. and to this he readily agreed.
The minister then whispered that for
a few thousand louis he could buy up
a fine collection the minister had
brought with him unbeknown to the
King. but the utmost secrecy would
have to be observed. because II his
majesty heard of it he Cthe minister)
would lose his head.
A large sum of money found its
way into the Golfers Of the bogus
NIariel and his minister and Europe
was then flooded with stamps It was
not. however. until a school boy
wrote to a newspaper asking where
sedang was situated. that the imposi.
ion was discovered which set all
Paris laughing.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-07

Paid Large Sums for Stamps,
and Fake was Found Out
by I1auisitive School
Boy

IN an article ON some notable In
stances Of stamp forgeries a writer in
the London Magazine says: Some
few years ago both the Matin and the
Petit Journal announced that the Cay
City would soon be visited by an
Eastern potentate, his majesty Mariel.
OF sedang. an island a few hundred
miles OF the coast Of China, who
would be sure TO find a welcome from
all true Frenchmen. owing to the fact
that bis majesty had asserted bis in.
dependence In the teeth Of perfdious
Albion. In due time his majesty wear.
ing plenty Of jewels, with his minis
ters and retlnue OF gorgeously attired
black servants arrived at a famous
hotel where he lived in regal magni-
hcence. and Paris found a new sensa.
tlon In watching his daily drive along
the Bols de Boulogne. A few days
later some letters arrived bearing
curiously shaped and prettlly de.
signed stamp. on which appeared the
words 'Sedang'-'two moons, as well
as some French Colonial stamps.
Partisan philatelists gave huge bribes
10 the hotel servants for any Sedang
stamps that came their way. and so
rapidly did these rise in value that
hey soon changed hands at 1000
francs.
This fact. too was recorded in the
newspapers, but when orders were
coming from all parts OF France and
appeared propitious very
prominent Paris stamp dealer re.
,eived a command TO wait on his ma.
esty but after being received with
great ceremony, the King directed
'ne OF his ministers to complete the
business The dealer
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-07
Getting Ready
for State Fair

President w. II. wehrung and J. II.
settlemier. Of the state fair board.
came mp this morning TO look after al.
fairs at the fair grounds. where the
pipe for the new water system is now
being placed in position. The two Of.
ficers will this afternoon locate the
new buildings 10 be erected under con.
tracts recently let, and will start the
work OF repairing the old buildings
and fences. They are anxious to have
the work under way as early as pos.
sibie. In order TO have all contemplat.
ed improvements completed In time
for the big fair in September. and
which promises TO be the best ever
held.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-07

for the same and whose standing va
satisfactory to the board The Ger
tihcates granted are:
Miss Nellie Kemp. woodburn. on ex
animation.
Miss Anna overholtzer, Of Tigards
Vile. on examination.
Miss Laura b. Meyers. Of Portland
graduate Of McMinnvilie college.
Miss Letitia MasterBon. Of Inde
pendence. graduate Of McMinnville
college.
Miss Nae s. Multi, Of Lebanon,
graduate Of santiam academy.
Miss Lucia n Newland. Of Cottage
Grove. graduate of Mineral Springs
college.
Miss Ida shanahan. Of Vernonia.
graduate Of Philomath college.
" r. Matthews. Of Salem. graduate
of willamette University
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-07
Must serYe Tuo Mon,h,.

Harry Fisher the young man ar.
rested for stealing goods from the
store Of Jos. Meyers a Sons. an ac.
count OF which appears on another
page of this Issue, was arralgned In
The police court AZ 3 O'Clock this after.
noon' when be plead guilty 10 larceny.
and Was sentenced 20 serve two
months In the county jail Judge Ju.
dAh In pnonouncing sentence. gave
the YOUNG man sharp lecture ON the
e'il Of his ways. and told him thar the
sentence was not At an IN proportion
10 the crime. but that. In view OF his
tender yeau. and he desire OF his
victims. who were disposed 10 be len.
lent with him aud give him an on.
portnuiy "a reform. the lesser crime
Nas charged. and tho mild sentence
Imposed
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-07
Thsls Bonds FIs.a

The Marion county commissioners,
court this afternoon liked the bonds
Tor nve warehousemen operating m
Marion county. and. upon the aHng Of
iheir bonds, the desired licenses will
DC Issued by The court. The anpr.
'ah's are q. A. westgAts OF Al
oany Who viii operate the ware.
houses AZ Turner and shaw: Gardner
nFoA, OF s'ayton' spaniel a sons of
a'Ayton aud w. r. schuerer az
aaue'ille The court axed the
'''' 10 epyef the amoant of grain
',hsi w Prohabg be handled by th,so
hrms a. ssar haaaa On s,atemen,.
led py ,he applicants. shoglng a.
se,oppt stofed vita them ia, ye.r
aua 'helr estimates of TIE amounts
.eApecsed this season. 60 cents ! bn.n
ei Toy wheat and % ceuts for oa,. n.
ms The security required TIE hona.
fe9alFed from the several anplleants
as nAea by the court. are: a. a. ws.,.
sale. $1,000; Gardner Broa stsoe.
,eaeffoa Ailllps Co. slsoo: spanlol
4 sons leoea, ". 4. seAsurer. ssooe
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-07
Sent 70 The Aaylum.

Charles Green a native of England
ana = 'ahorer BY occupation. was yes
'erday afternoon committed 10 the in
sAne asylum by County Judge soett
Al ai'er esam'na,lon waa made BY nr. y
n Smith Greene b 10 yeas ola. an.
Vas reoently held 70 the circuit eouy,
~ Justice of the Peace overson. d
Woodburn, on charse Of burglar,
ing a store Greene claims 10 hny,
'.sea''y suffered from typhoid fever
ana 4 4 supposed his insanity 4, m.
result u this ulcknesa
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-07
A seasonabIe Retort.

Representative Hilborn, OF Callfor-
mia, after a vote in the house unseat-
ing him, repaired TO the cloak room.
where he held levee as his friends
crowded in with expressions OF sym.
pathy and good will.
well, Hilborn." said one OF them.
you are certain to come back. so you
ought not to feel so bad"
Yes" said Hilborn. In his dry way.
I'VE all cherish the Christian belief in
the resurrection, but | don't think that
II entirely reeonciles us to death."-
Century.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-07
Tenden SEWARD.

Little Frank Smith. iO.yoar-old son
OF = a. Smith. Who resides on the
Coburg road. about two miles from
Eugene. this afternon gbi IN front OF
a moving machine and had his right
leg badly cut. Jus, above the ankle. A
tendon was severed. lie was brought
10 town and Dr. Atwood attended 10
The operation. lie viii barely save
hts foot from amputatlon Eugene
Guard.