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AMENDMENT TO THE ARTICLES or INCORPORATION OF THE SIERRA DE ORC GOLD MINING AND MILLING COMPANY. LIM- TIED. OF AIIIONA.
 Ata amcctiua of majority of the 'tockhol1- CTS Of the above named company, held in Cliff tou, Arizona, ou this 18th day of May l9o3. Resolved that the articles of Incorporation be and are hereby changed SO as to read. The af- fair, of thi- company shall be managed by a board of five Directors.
 l. the undersigned. Dcihcrt NJ Potter, Presi- dent of the above named Company, and the un- dcrsicncd. Ben NJ Crawford. Secretary cf said Company. do hereby certify that the above is a true and correct copy of certain resolution, passed and adopted ata meeting Of the stock holders of said Company, majority of the stockholders voting in favor of the same
 In witness whereof We have hercuuto set our hands and affixed the seal of said Corporation.
 DIrEEET NJ Forum. Pres. Sierra De Orc Gold Mining X Milling Company.
 EEN N. CRAWFORD, See. Sierra pe Gro Gold Mining * Milling Company,
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JOHNNIE'S TWO FOURTHS.
B Josh Wink
The cannon roared

The cannon roared
 And the rockets scared. And the pinwheels whizzed and turned
 The crackers popped
 4 match was dropped That's how my hair was burned.
 The fireworks bright
 Lit up the night. And zigzagged through the sky:
 \ rocket dropped.
 And when il stopped Relieved me Of an eye.
 An ear. my nose,
 Two Of my toes. Went of, to my alarm.
 Some dynamite
 Would not act right. And took away my arm.
 Four fingers and
 Part Of my hand Where likewise blasted free.
 Fourth of July
 Has now gone by Also one-fOurth of me. Let the joy bells loud he ringing, Though it is no holiday. We have shown our patriotism Midst much peril and dismay- Now that quietude is reigning, We should pause for thanks sincere, Mother, father, sister murmur, Little Willie is all here" There is not an eyebrow missing; Every tooth Is still in place; Free from bli7ters we eufold him Once more in fond embrace. Both his smiling eyes are present, And he hasn't lost an ear, Proud and grateful. we repeat it. Little Willie is all here. FIX
 change.
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STATE OF CoLoRADoi Comfy of HusrfdrD

STATE OF CoLORADot
 County of Huerfarn ]
 l. George D. Lawson. a notary public m and for said county. in the state aforesaid do herr- by certify that Thomas D. Baird. Walter x. HouScr. Frank W. kiune George NJ. Tombling, James D Autrey. George Truth and Nellie r. Kinuc, who are personally known to me 10 be the persons whose names are subscribed to the annexed Articles of Incorporation. appeared before me this day in person and acknowledged that they signed and sealed the said instrument of writing as their free and voluntary act for the uses and purposes therein set forth
 My commission expires Nov Is, 1905. Given under my hend and notarial seal this 2Sth day of March A. D. 1903.
 GEORGE p. LAWSON,
 (SeaU Notary Public
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THnMAs- D. RAIRn -s..l-

THOMAS n. BAIRD Seal Kes-lir- -t Nai-elt-r-. Colo. slbs--lhes for seven Thousand ElSA; Hundred and Thirty ,Aree .-s19 sAa-,sof ;he corporation
 WALTER N. HOUsER Sean Residing at w-I>sau1--. Colo. >uHsc-.ac- ;o- seven Taa-zsal F-ht Hundred and Thirty ,lree .->fs' >1--es of The corporation.
 JAMIE, $ AUTEEY .Scar Residing 8; W-.>eoh---. Colo. subscribe, c.. seven TA1--saI Eight Haa.-lt and Tair,y three .-., share o. ,As operation.
 CHARLES THOMAS Seal uf B.-e Graham Co. Arirour. --h>c-.he> fog one Ta1a-4aI >l--e> .,'Hn ,c ,he corpora raa
 CHAS. T. MARTIN Sea' pf B,-c. Graham Ca. Arizona ~uH---iacs ta, One Thousand .ipHl. sal-es ot The ce-pora,on
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ARTICLES OF UNCORPORArION
 OF THE ARIZONA ANt NEW NENICO FUEL AND IRON COMPANY.
,.- !, -,s,. e,-r.-r. know ve.

 To whom j. may concern Au'N E--
 ], Tsa, Thomas D. Baird. Waller \ Ha1 ser. Frank " Kiu1s. George M Tomt.lus, Ja-ne, :. Art-.y. George Truth and Nellie p Kiuue. have as.1e5atei themselves together for The purpose of becoming incorporated under ,he name oc The Arizona and New Mexico F-el and Iron Company whose Tr.ucipa. place of bssine>, ia ,hc Territory ot Arizona iS solo monv..ie in the County of Graham
 2 That The businesses of said Corporation are The acquiring Of real estate by purchase o7 otherwise. ani lmpr5vins and dealing in 'ae same. ac4-5riag and dealing ia personal prop er.y. mining. milling. smrluus and r,iNi-S o-e-. constructing private and public "or~' and manufacturing of any kind
 D. The said corporation j. fo1mel i' endure TwcutF-hve ,1-' years.
 {. The capital stock of said corporation Is Five Million Dollars .s5,ooo"17- divided Into Fifty Thousand 60.oU shares of One Hun drei Dollars Sl01 each.
 ,. The highest amount of indebtedness and liability. direct or contingent, 10 which the said corporation is to be subject at any time. ts
 Three Million. Three Hundred snl Thirty | three Thousand Three Hundred and TAirt. . fou- Dollars .S3.s3g.G3I.
 C. The agl.rs of said corporation shall be
 managed by a BoarI of Nine .9 Directors who shall also have power 10 establish Bylaws and
 make all rules and regulations. and appoint all officers and agents. necessary for the proper ! transaction Of the business of the corporation. : and. in case Of 90 vacancy in said Board occur
 ring in any manner the remaining members
 thereof may hll.sUah -~-a---e:Aey by appointing 1 s,ockholder thereto.
 ! 7 There shall be meeting of the stock holders of the Company on the First day of | April of each year. at the office of the Company
 at is principal place of business in the Territory
 of Arizona, forthe purpose ofelccting Board Of i Directors for the ensuing year and transactiug 1 any other proper business.
 ! Special meetings of The stockholders may be l held at any time at the office of the Secretary 1 of the Company, or elsewhere. to be called in
 the manner rcscribcd in the Bylaws. S The following named Stockholders shall constitute the first Board of Directors and hold I their offices until their successors are chosen,
 viz: Thomas D. Baird, Walter N. Houser.
 Frank W Kluue. George NJ. Tomblins, James s Autrcy, George Truth, Nellie kinnc, 1 Charles B. Martin and Charles Thomas | Witness the hands and seal, of the aforesaid IDcorporators this 2Sth day of March A. D. 1903.
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Drr,r-vr~r er rur r>rrr-aH

Land OHiae at T .-oS. Arizona
 Jgly lT lru3 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has rI-i notice of his intention to make dual proof i1 support ol his claim and that said proof will he made before ihc clerA of the district court at ~7l1u1ar!lln. Arizoua. on Monday. August sl. l>la viz Robert s. stew art Of Duncan. Arizona. fo- the $ F V. ". E and = P \. l. '. Sec. aS s-S, E. 21-E., G. and = F. B and
 IT, names tne following witne,se. to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz Culver Kartchucr of Duncan. Arizona. George 1T. Gale of Duncan. Arizona; " Bailey Maxwell of Duncan. Arizona James l.. Walters of Duncan. Arizoua-
 MILTON R. MOORE.
 Register. I-i-.t r.-l -ll.Il-.lf finu IuIr =. r-aL.-
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Homestead Entry No. 2380.
DErAnrirNr OF THE I>rrHIor.

Land Olice at TrCsoS. Arizona.
 July l6, 1908 Notice is hereby given that inc following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will bc made before the Clerk of the District Court at So'omouviHe. Arizona ou Monday. August sl. 1908 viz. James l.. T. Walters of Duncan. Arizona. for the N. F.. D \ ". '5. W. E V T.. sand N w.. $. F. %, See. II. r. $. R 3l. E.. q lnI $ K F. and N. H. uamc~ the following witnesses 10 prove hi, continuous residence upau and cultivation of ,ai land. viz Cu,ver Ra-tehuer of Duncan, Arizona. George II. Gale or Duncan. Arizoaas W Bailey Maxwell of Duncan. Arizona. Rob crt $. stewart ot Duncan Arizona
 MILTON E MOORE
 Register. Fir l.-- Ll-.- linn I---- ,. --.--
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Forfeiture Notice.
MAsK,y. IDAHO. March 25. ia,r

MN' N Nh. IDAHO NaTN.i a'. tH. IT. c Ho->rtt heirs and Hssilus
 You are hereby notified that Hatr nr.er.f.I during thc year, 1P1i ana isIt fnu hundred fnl- lars iu labor and imprnvcucrf- upon tHrl of .hr following miuiu- claims tn-wir
 The Copper Bug and fhr ..s s|fraff.I IT'D thc trrcultv mining disf-t.f. county .t ttrn ham. tt--itorT of AfirHrn location rH. .H... |. c said claims being rl,i with flt eauuft rru.r.I.- al So'awnuvilr in flr county .f GrIHHr- .r order ta hold said claims under Ono rruF.- ..-i. cf section -,-s of tlr reVt-.I srlrrf.s .t rH- thereto approved January - .-,' r..U.r rrt.. .- annual labor upon mining .'at-- I..rE -nr iuC the rist day Vf n..ruh"~. I.rr RrH Hf within ninety days from tlr uH--"nal ~Urt.0. .f this notice. OF within ninety 'aE> tr.w tHr publication th.l.nf lor f.I nr -r..-. -H ..-. tribute your proportion uf .lUh .--.f ....-. i'd. a eco owner. Vour interest tu tH. claim 1tf.l H.. come the proptrty ut tle >r,.,.r...- .uH- ... owner. who has made tAr r....-..f yxt.eu.I.. turc by the terms uf 'lii section
 sq-sJn DAVIS
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Notice of Administrator Sale.

Public notice is hereby given that under and by virturc of an order of sale made by the Probate Court of Graham county, Arizona territory. on the 3rd day of June. 1909, I, as admin istratOr of the estate of William Rom ley, deceased, will sell at public sale, on August $, 1903, the following de- scribed real property, tO-wit: All tie of said William ROmley. deceased, in and to the following described lots and tracts of lands and all improvements thereon: The east One-hall Of lot II, tOwnsitc of San Francisco, also lot 3G, of block |, Henry Hill's addition to the town of Clifton, all of the above described property being in Graham county. ArIzOna, and appearing of re- cord in the recorders office in said Graham county. Said sale will be made at the hour of 10 o'clock d. Fl. in front of said lot II. in san Francisco tOwnSitc, and will be concluded by 3 o'clock D. m., Of said day, unless post pOned by proclamation then and there publicly made, by the undersigned, fixing q future time for proceeding with said sale. Said sale will be made to the highest and best bidder for cash; payment within ten days Of sale will be considered aS cash. Said lot and parcel of lot will be sold separately to- gcthcr with improvements.
 Dated this 10th day of July, 1903
 $. !. FORBES. Administrator of the estate of Will liam ROmley, deceased.
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TERRITORY OF ABIZONA,l ',
 Cnnnty nf Grnhnm. .

County ofGraham. SS
 l, Nit Simms, county recorder in and for the County of fGr2t-2m--.e-rritory of Arizona, do hereby certify that the foregoing iustru- meut of writing is true, full and correct copy of the Original Articles of Incorporation of the Arizona and New Mexico Fuel and Iron Com pany, as recorded in this office July Sth. 4. D 1903, at o'clock, O 8. h., in Book ,, Articles of Incorporation, at page %l.
 In witness whereof, have hcrcuuto set my hand and affixed my official seal at Solomon vile. County of Graham, Territory of Arizona, this 18th day Of July, A D. 1903.
 MT SruNs, County Recorder, Seal 7-23-S-27 Graham Co, Ariz.
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Cholera Infantum.

This has long been regarded d. one ol inc most dangerous and fatal dis ca-c7 jo which infants arc subject. It can h, cured. however, when properly treated. All Shat k necessary k to give Chamberiujn's Colic. Cholera and Djarruoca Kennedy and castor oil. d. directed with each bottle, and a cure Is certain. For sale ny all dealers in medicine.
 Wall map of ArIzona. 10 cents each at COPPER ERA office.
 Tho mluy owners and the members of the minors union in Navapai county have failed to arrive at any settlement of their di~agrcement-, and as a result many Of the camps are idle in that -cctiou. lt i~ said that majority of tho miners are anxious to return to work al the price offered by the operators. but that, being members of the federation o' miners, they can not do 70 without the consent of that organization.
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TERRITORY OF AET2oN County Ot Graham

Before me Wiley F. Jones. Notary Public in and for the said Graham county, this day appeared DelAort N. Potter, President Of the Sierra De Orc Gold Mining and Milling Company. and Ben M. Crawford. Secretary of said company, and each Of them being then personally known to me To be the persons and officers herein designated. acknowledged per sona'ly and oai ai.inlly tp me that they signed and cxccutcI 'hn foregoing instrument for the purposes and u>o~ therein mentioned. aud for the consideration therein expressed
 In witness whereof ] have hereto affixed my Land and seal thi, the 18th day of May. 1905
 WILEY r JoNE-
 S,ali Notary Public Ny commission expires March o. 1,05.
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N BALlNE. s~a THrH
Ny commission expires Der. II. Iom
Territory of Arizona
 County of Graham }

County of Grauan-i
 I, Mt S.mms County Eeeo-lerfn and for the county of Graham. Territory of Arizona. do hereby certify tElt tho foregoing iu>tru- meut of writing is a true, fau and correct copy of tue Original Articles of Incorporation of tbc Arizona New Mexico & Colorado Rail road Company. as recorded in th, office July Sth A. D. lo9. at % o'e'Hcl a. in.. iu Book 2 ArtIrlce of Incorporation, at page B.
 In witness whereof l have hcrcunto set my hand and seal of otiina at Solononyi,lc, Gra- ham County Arizona Territory. this l2th day of July A. D 1903.
 tS..U NIT ~INMS, 7-23-s .1 County Recorder.
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WALrEE !. mn -.----
--srF OF lH-..EtE-H. County rf Hla-l4-o

]. George Lawson. aua,ary public .a aui fa- sad County. -a t-- s--.- 4. -.-s.I io L,-c- h- certify that Frank W k.aa-. Ce.., |. Hanna. George F---a. G-a--. N T.nauas Thoma, D. Ba.-3. W.l,es Hal-e- and James : Aa-rcy. v.7 are personally known ,1 me ,l 'e the rer- sons whose names ar. ~nH> .-.uel 2. taa an rexei Articles ot Incorporation. appeared he- fore m. tli> day lu rsrsan aaI 4esG'w'el- l-e.i ,aa; they signed aud sealed iAe said i->tru men, ut writing a~ tae.- free ana voluntary act for t.. I-.- and purposes ,lerai. >et forth Nr commission expires Nny IS l4|'. olr,u under my hand aul u..lril seal ,his 1,.L day of March \ D. -..9.
 GEORGE J. LAWSON
 IS-.u Notary Public
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Working Dav And Night.

The busiest and mightiest little thing that eyer Wal made k Dr. Kings New Lilfc Pills These pills change weakness into strength, listIesSuess into energy, brajn-fag into mental power. They're wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c per box. Snll by alI druggisls.
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 County of Graham.
' Commission cz1.rc- N4r.I ., l.o7

l. Mil Sinm~. County Rcrorlar iu aul for the CoUuty Of Graham. Territory ot Arizona. do hereby certify that the foregoing instrument of writing iS full. trEo and correct copy of Inc Amended Articles of Incorporation of the sierra De Oro Gold Mining * Mulire Company. Limited. of Arizona, as recorded in this office ig Book 9 of Articles of Incorporation. nt page 3l.
 In wjur>, whereof have hrroguto >ot my haul and seal at ~olom,ue:llc, Graham county. this 18th day of May \. D. I9a3.
 tiiT SIVu~
 Caun'y Recorder. Graham County. Seal ,-If-~ -l Territory of Arizona
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TEHElr1Ey oF ARI1oNit
 County of Graham
 Before me. M. Bake. a notary pu1iic, in and for the County Of Graham. Territory of Ari- zoua, on this day personally appeared Charles Thomas and Charles B Martin, known to me to be the person, whose names are subscribed to the f1rcEoiu. instrument and acknowiej-e.i to me that they executed the same for the pun poses and consideration therein expressed Given under nay hand and seal of office this S0th day or June, l9I2.
 tSeun BALkE,
 Notary PID-ic.
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Good lime for dislnfecting purposes, in any quantity, delivered 10 your house by S. ]. Forces.
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Adviccs from authentic sources state that good body of sulphide ore has been struck in the tunnel being run by the Chiricahua Development com pauy in the Chiricahuas. So far three feet of six per cent. ore has been cut and the ore dips into the mountain un- der large iron capping. The man. aSemeut is feeling very good over their strike, as they did not expect to strike the ore body for at least two hundred feet further into the noun tain. The company is composed of Michigan copper men, the largest holders being the Kingman's bank ing firm in Marquette, and Chas. NJ. Schwab, the president of the United States Steel company.
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kodak finishing and kodak supplies at Risdou's. opposite Clifton hotel.
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The assessed valuation of Cochise county for this year is 56, ,755, ,O0O as against that of $4, 100, GOO for last year. This is an increase of $2,35O, GOO which is largely accounted for by the growth of Douglas and general increase in the amount of taxable property all over the county. This is most wonderful showing. Graham county also shows d remarkable increase in property values during the past year.
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For d lazy liver try Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tablets. They in- yigoratc the liver. aid the digestion, regulate the bowels and prevent bilious attacks For sale by all dealers in medicines
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Homestead Entry No. 2617.

Fir,t ruIIicaliou IU'I 2a- lta
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July It. Sept. 24.
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Wall map of Arlzona, 10 cents each at COPPER ERA office.
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tha Toll n, will be supplied with something at reasonable r
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Fearful Odds Against Him.

Fearful Odds Against Him.
Bedridden. alone and destitute.
Such, in brief was the condition of
an old soldier by name of j. J.
Heavens, Versailles. o. For years
he was troubled with Kidney dis
ease and neither doctors nor medi-
cines gave him relief. At length he
tried Electric Bitters. It put him
on his feet In short order and now
he testi6es. I'm on the road to
complete recovery" Best on earth
for Liver and Kidney troubles and
all forms of Stomach and Bowel
Complaints. Only Soc. Guaranteed
by T. j. Liable Druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-09-19
Cost of Living and Wages.

Cost Of living, according to
Dun's Index Number of 'Commo-
dity Prices, was $97, 1871 on Aug
ust l, against 500. 456 q month pre-
vious and $lOO,177 a year ago.
The decline is quite general, meats
being lower than at any time since
November, 1901. And yet Free
Traders continue to claim that the
cost of living is constantly sdvan-
cling with no corresponding in
crease in wages. The opposite,
however, is the case. It is true
that the cost of living is still high
er than during the last Free Trade
era, but suppose we carry our COM
psrison further back with q view
to finding the changes in prices
and wages. What today costs
$97 .89l, in 1860 cost S115, 19l. In
1870, S14S, 1877; in 1880, S108,6 55
And yet who will deny that wages
are twice what they were in 1860
or much greater than in 1870 o,
1880 Or 1890? American wages, u
sSYs the New York "Times' in q
recent editorial, shave continually
risen of late very rapidly and
largely"
Cost of living varies and Auctu.
ates; but wages under Protection
rise continually, rapidly and
largely" It is a condition never
known under Free-Trade either
abroad or at home. It is q condi.
ton that follows Protection only
and when such condition exists
and it's cause is known, why inter.
fere with that cause, but let vel
enough alone.
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A Bows Wild Ride for Life.

A Boys Wild Ride for Life.
With family around expecting
him to die, and a SOD riding for
life, 18 miles, to get DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, w. II. Brown,
of Leessille, Ind, endured deaths
agonies from asthma; but this won-
derful medicine gave instant relief
and soon cured him. He writes: II
now sleep soundly every night
Like marvellous cures of Consump-
ton, pneumonia, bronchitis, colds,
coughs and grip prove it's match
less merit for all throat aud lung
trouble. Guaranteed bottles SOC
and $1.0O. Trial bottles free al
T. j. Liable drug store.
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the contest.

the contest.
It should be stated in this con-
nection, however, that the Cover
nor has made no attempt to con-
troll the situation in the city since
his failure to lineup the bosses in
the fight in the State committee
on the primary question.
1t looks very much as if Judge
Blanchard will have the support
of most of the Office holders and
old-time politicians throughout
the State, and that the other can
didates for the Governorship will
have 10 look for their support
lamong those who have not hereto
fore beenscfassed as leaders or fol-
lowers of 1.-THE machine"
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We learn that there are slrea-
dy about sevsh hundred electric
lamp installed in homes and bust.
ness places, and orders are on file
to keep the force busy for quite q
while yet, we are satisfied that the
number of lamps taken will be
over a thousand soon. And they
will become more popular when
the plant is put in operation. At
the price charged for these lamps,
they are as cheap as ordinary oil
lamps. and there is no reason why
they should not be in every house
in town, our poorer people can use
the light, because the price is
within their reach. There are also
several orders for water, and we
presume the number of water ia
kers will reach the hundred limit
by the middle of next month.
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Whereas Joachim ThibOdesnx Of said
Parish of st. Martin, has filed his petit.
tion in this Office applying to be sp-
pointed administrator Of said above
mentioned and entitled Succession.
Now therefore public notice Is hereby
given to all parties interested to show
cause II any they havein writing. within
ten days from this publication. why said
application should not be granted and
said appointment made as PRAYED for.
Witness the Honorable T. Don Foster
Judge Of said Court, st. Martinville. La,
this 10th day.of September A. d. 1903.
A. +. DOMENGEAUX,
Edward Simon. Clerk of Court
Attorney.
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Mr.. L. G. Duchamp wishes to
inform the public that he has a
very complete stock Of weter works
pipes and fittings which he is sell.
ing at very, very low figures. Those
in need of pipes and fittings will do
we'll to get prices from him before
buying elsewhere
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New Orleans for Blanchard.


Tines-Democrst.
Az far As the ward bosses and
the professional politicians gener-
ally can make it so, the City of New
Orleans is practically solid in its
support of the candidacy of Judge
Blanchard for the Governorship.
As related 10 The Times Democrat
yesterday, those ward leaders who
haa not committed themselves to
any candidate, had within the past
fsw days agreed among them
selves in IN isformal and unofi-
cial way that it was to their inter-
est to give allegiance TO the Blan-
ehsrd case. Last night, 10 u con-
ference called to consider the GU
bernatorial question, the Informal
discrimination Of the bosses re-
ceired the official stamp Of caucus
action,
This definitely and conclusively
settles the status Of the city lead
ers in the coming campaign. 1t
matters not now what Gov. Heard
may Or may not think of the ac-
ton of bis appointers. They have
gone too far to retrace their steps,
even should they have any inclin-
stion to do so, and the Governor
q the State no longer figures in