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LOUISIANA NOTES

Six sisters of the Marianite ordcl
arrived at jennings from New Or
leans and will open Il convent in st
Ilcnry's Academy on Sept. 5.
J. b. Ticrcc is trying new scheme
ON his Jennings wei. which he will
bring in shortly. He will set the pipe
on the cap rock and try to bring in
the well without the use of screening
Johnson Robertson, a rice farmer
living east of Lake Charles. attempt
ed suicide in Ryan street saloon by
the laudanum route Friday, but
prompt attention saved his life.
Mr.. S. NJ Scott was in WclCh in
the interest of the Central Oil and
/ Refining company. of which he is
president, and il is understood that
work will shortly be resumed and re-
filming completed.
Or. j. II. Matthics. of the Enter
prise Rice company, delivered the
first rice of the season at the Lake
Charles Rice Mill. He hal nearly
OOO sacks of fine quality Honduras.
and obtained Sl.S5 sack Honduras
OpCnCd last year at $3.25.
T. 5. Wood. Of FL Campo. TCXas.
was in WClch looking ont for his in
forests in the oil field. He states that
the Colorado q Texas and Bus 4 Nc
FaddCn will shortly resume opera
toms. and that several wells viii he
drilled in the same strata as those
now pumping.
The TcciCr well No. I began blow
ing gas So bad Thursday that the
manager at the we'll was compelled ~
order people. who were within 500
feet of the well to put ont the fires
I'm their coo, stoves in order to avert
als explosion. The we'll is now gu-h-
inc oil al Tho rate ur 500 barrels npr
CAV. The driH pipe is still in the
hole. which accounts FOR the small
amount 90 uil gushing.
Patrick Cpscruyc. who has hopu
running n hack lime and liy,rE stable
af fhp Jennings u,l fell was Kicked
arH dangerously hurt Mr. tu-rrHN'
nH- nrrHu- up O. horse when b. TH.
-an Ir"iuc. and If,h,d l'u i1 'H"
jaw breaking 20 iu five places. Ir
q ... WAS called rn attend n"r
H They Wrra 600 -nr.Hr HH 49,
...--rHf. vH- sent rH hospital u
Sew Orleans m f., ,ar'f r.~'rr
'rain.
Tho general fr==rrf. rHr'H~-a
.-. r. fF. HI and r"H situation .
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Mr., DOnnelly, who is leading the
striking packing house workers, Is
bound 10 make more people hungry
lut il will principally be- the men
he is ordering To quit work, lse
hig packing companies now have
ihiAgs working quite smoothly anu
il will be 20 their interests 10 have
a strike in the independent plants
which will enable them 10 got back
some OF the trade they have lost
Dnnnclly has proven himself a very
had leader aud the quicker the atril'-
.,rs hnd IL out the quicker they viii
get to eating regular again,
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towns and We should be doing
something all the time TO let the
people know that We want TO sell
them everything that they cannot
buy in their own towns,
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Arrnenians and Turks Fiuht.

COnstantinOplc, Sept. ,, (Dclayed).
A hot fight between Armenian in
and Turkish troops occurred
at Van, August 81, in which more
than d score were killed.
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Lamp Sale Tuesday at Vaughns.
ENGLISH kinu Returned.

London. Sept. 3.-King Edward re-
turned to London today from March.
bad loOliin% in splendid health.
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Lamp Sale Tuesday at Vaughrs.

Say, YOU don't know where Walkers
Harness Shop is, or you would have
gone there. 643 Pearl St.
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TEXAS NOTES,


n
Killed September ? about seven miles
south of Arlington. Sid Heard, a
hruihcr-m,law uf Estes, came Ia Ia
Mansfield 10 surrender himself lie
had several gaahcs made on him by
knife.
The high school building at Kirby
willie has been completed and re-
coivcd by the building committee.
IPiuf. FuQun, from Kentucky. who
holds the position Of second assist
ant. has arrived. The other teachers
are expected in the ncXti few days.
The jury IN the case Of Robert
Cole, charged with the murder OF
Coleman Brown. AT Marshal, April
is last. returned verdict of not
guilty yesterday evening after being
ont an hour. The defense was that
the deceased made an improper pro
pusal To Goes wife at her home the
night prior to the killing nj o'clock
the next morning. The parties were
negroes.
Owing to the careless observance
Va lIill 'l''Ios NV h'fl'''' '"''''''
ger train from Laredo ran hcad-On
into freight train near Mariposa
station. Though much wrcckagc
was the result and traffic was de-
laycd twelve hours, fortunately there
were no casualties beyond bruising
one of the flremcn and shaking up
of the express messenger.
Charles Timbcrlakc, conductor
on the Texas and Pacific railroad,
was thrown under the wheels of
switch engine but managed to throw
his body away from the approaching
wheels. but his right leg was caught,
scvcring il just above the ankle. He
resided in Bonham
ColonclM. r. Kelley, president OF
the Sanitary Sewerage company,
was thrown from wagon during
runaway at Gainesville. Both bones
in his left leg were broken just
above the ankle, his right leg was
badly cut and he was seriously
bruised about the head and Shout
dCrS.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

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Six sisters of the Marianite order
arrived at jennings from New Or
leans and will open a convent in St.
Ilcnry's Academy on Sept. 5.
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T. $. Wood. of FL Campo. Texas.
was in WClch looking out for his in
forests in the oil field. He states that
The Colorado q Texas and Bus 4 Nc
FaddCn will shortly resume opera
toms. and that several wells will he
drilled in the same strata as those
now pumping.
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Or. J. II. Matthics, of the Enter
prise Rice company, delivered the
first rice of the season at the Lake
Charles Rice Mill. He had nearly
. OOO sacks of fine quality Honduras.
and obtained SlS5 sack. Honduras
opened last year at $325.
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In every country of the civilized world
Sisters Of Charity are known. Not only
do they minister to the spiritual and intel
lectual needs of tho charges committed to
their care. but they also minister to their
bodily needs.
With so many children to take care OF
and to protect from climate and disease.
these wise and prudent Sisters have found
Peruna a never failing safeguard.
DR.. Hartman receives many letters from
Catholic Sisters from all over the United
States. A recommend recently received
from q Catholic institution in Detroit,
Mich, reads as follows:
d. S. B. Hsamsa, Columbus, Ohio:
Dear Si.-"The y00ag girl who used
lhs Pefuns wSs suffering from isfyngi-
ii, and loss Of voice. Tho result Of
the treafmeaf wss most satisfactory,
She found great relief And after
further use Of tho medicine We hope to
- sble to say she is s0tiro!y cured. -
Sisters Of Charity.
The young girl was under the care of the
Sisters of Charity and used Peruna for
catarrh of the throat with good results Al
tie above letter testifies-
Send to the Peruna Medicine Co.. Co
lumbus, Ohio. for q free book written by
DIR. Hartman.
AK Your DruQviSf for q fir
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MIGHT OF A CHRISTOPHER.
Ne Buzz Led Dinosaur to Create
Mississippi Valley.


Mississippi Valley.
The vast low Jurassic island had
been raised above the level OF the sea,
where now the great continent stands
A matriarchal dinosaur was leading
her ponderous troop in single ME
across the upheaved marshy plain.
A dry season had blighted the low
er pastures and forced them to travel.
and as she was about to turn north
erly Jurassic srasshopper said biz!
under her nose. The insect Is quite
harmless. but 1t protects itself by imi-
tating the fearful bizz OF tho ances.
trail rattlesnuke.
The old dinosaur wheeled to one
side and raised her head. Her little
twinkling eyes fell on rank green
marsh, and she now turned and led
her troop to that. Each day they
came to the feeding ground along
their first discovered trail, until it was
worn deeply.
Time went by. A wet season made
the upland marsh trimming lake 1t
would have overfiowed to the west
ward, for this was it's lower side, but
the deep-worn trail of the Dinosaurs
offered an outlet that enlarged with
the yearly rains faster than the slow
ly rising lands could tilt the other
way, and SO 1t became a stream.
Ages went by. The great upheaval
went on. The Rocky mountains arose.
The former trail was now crooked
river. flowing eastward, growing
larger. carrying into the shallow sea
millions of tons of clay. till that shall
low sea became the Missouri and Mis-
sissippi valley, which might never
have existed had the Dinosaur been
,, allowed to follow her original course
course that would have left these
vast. turbid, land-creative waters free
to seek the Western sea, and the bizz
of the harmless grasshopper did it ALL
Century
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years standing. David Meekison.
Dr. Hartman, one of the best known
physicians and surgeons in tho United
States was the first man to formulate
Peruna. 1t was through his genius and
perseverance that it was introduced to tho
medical profession of this country.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna.
write at once to DR.. Hartman. giving .
full statement of your case and he will be
pleased to give you his valuable advice
gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman. President of The
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus. o.
70 Der,,na A Ir,,sns<. for IQ1l.
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"How is it business has SO much i'm
proved In the side show?" asked the
man from the main tent.
Il Started the living skeleton to
smoking cigarettes" replied the hus-
thing manager.
Il don't see why that should draw
people,
"Yes; every mother takes her boy
in and points out the horrible exam
ple."-Philadelphia Record.
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Fairy Dancing.

A German Christmas legend gives
us q dancing Rip Van Wrinkle. One Of
the guests at Christmas feast was
induced to leave the festivities within
doors by the attraction OF strange
music from the outside. On wander
ing to the spot whence the alluring
sounds came he was met by two beau
tiful girls who invited him to join
their Christmas celebration near by.
These fairies introduced him to
myriads of others like themselves. He
drank a cup of wine with them and
forgot everything but the fairy dane
ing and feasting. On being reminded
of his own home he hastened back
to the village. only to find it In ruins
and decay and all his friends and rela-
tives long dead. The effects of his
fairy wine had lasted q century. Ger
man children are warned by this story
how dangerous, it is to wander about
at night. especially at Christmas time.
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The little man who was the meek
escort of the big woman in her ram
bles through the big shopping estab-
lishment had tainted.
"Is he subject to this sort OF thing?''
asked the shopwalker, as he applied
a piece Of ice to the unfortunate mans
head and motioned the crowd to stand
back.
mot exactly" replied the PROSTATE
mans better three-quarters. Hes =
little nervous sometimes. I tried to
buy 1t without letting him see me. but
he heard sme give the order"
Buy what?" said the shopwalker,
somewhat suspiciously.
"a rolling-pin," said the aggressive
angel. And then they understood.
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Dreadful Possibilities.

Nero was fiddling in the red glare OF
burning Rome. Stop and hear our
ruler playing" said the senator; ARE
you running because you are afraid
of the fire."
No." responded the wise man OF
Rome. Il am afraid he will start on
't-iawatha' next"
Dreading such a calamity, the two
friends FASTENED away.
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Where" asked the female suffrage
orator, would man be to-day were it
not for woman"
She paused for a moment and
looked around the hall. Il repeat"
she said, where would man be to-day
were 1t not for woman?"
And voice from the gallery an
swered He'd be In the Garden OF
Eden, eating Strawberries
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Too BRIGHT,

Dat WIZ mighty poor comfort dey
give Br'er Thomas on his sick bed, !"
said Brother Dickey.
What dey tell him."
Preacher toll him dey wuz bright
prospect ahead of him."
! En- what he say ter dat?"
"Tol EN- dat what wuz a-worryin' er
hint wuz so bright it wuz blazin'."
Atlanta Constitution.
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That Woman is Pretty to Look At.

On Monday, before Mr.. Abdur Ra-
him. magistrate, the case in which
one Samput charged Jhagroo, Sythi,
Boodhun, Juggernath and Kaloo with
unlawful assembly. causing hurt and
theft Of a box containing 20 rupees.
came on for hearing. Babu Jotindra
Mohun Chose, vakil. appeared for tho
prosecution. and Babu Tarak Nath
Sadhu for the defense. The vakil for
the prosecution opened the case, say
ing that for single woman several
men were sent to Jail, and still there
were two cases of the like kind pend
ing before this court.
About four years ago one Sithia
Ahir brought down woman named
Goneshi from Benares. His chela
Kaloo enticed her away. After some
time Sithia recovered her, and again
she was taken away by kaloo. This
gave rise to two factions in Joraba-
gan, and there for four years the
fighting was going on between the
parties over that woman, who is pref
ty to look at.-Amrwa Bayar Patrika.
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A Handsome Series of
New and Useful Publications.
c. II. sPEERs. G. p. A.

Southern Pacific Company
folders
H.
enclose
.os
makably semitropic Southern California.
Handsome May of California detail reliable skiuy
publication of conveniently
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With a Christmas Gift.

At Christmas-time long years ago
Good will to men, the angels sang.
"And peace on earth their message
rang
Across the sky's celestial glow,
At Christmas-time
Long years ago.
At Christmas- time that comes to-day,
This message OF good will i send
The loving wishes of friend
That happiness may hold full sway
At Christmas-time
That comes to-day.
At Christmas time in future years
And all the other days beside
May life for you always provide
Its laughter all unmixed with tears
At Christmas-time
In future years.
w. r. Murphy. in Christmas St Mich
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Gentlemen: Il
have used several
bottles of Peruna
and feel greatly
benefited there
by from my ca
tarrh of the head.
and feel encour-
aged to believe
tn at its con-
tinued use will
fully eradicate a
disease of thirty
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Quick Change.

Beggar-"Mister. I'm starving"
Mr.. Closet never give something
for nothing"
Beggar---"Well, er-wouid you mind
buying twenty eight meal tickets fer
de price of drink"
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The following letter is from Congressman
Meekison. of Napoleon. Ohio:
The Peruna Medicine Co.. Columbus. o.:
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An Accommodating Conductor.

81 was travelling up in Canada. just
over the border Of New York state,
this last summer" said the laxative
drummer, when. Just as the train
was about ready to pull out Of the
station. negro ran up excitedly.
"'Hey, theren he shouted to the
conductor, who was singing out All
aboard Mr.. Martin says would you
hold the train till he kin change his
clothes, and he'll be along in a few
minutesf
"'ror sure said the conductor, in
a matterof-fact way. And we waited
for i've minutes before Mr.. Martin
turned up in his wedding rainent."
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Kind Lady NATURALIZATION long
my good man, have you been trampf
Tramp-Madam. ever since bought
United States Steel-Llfe.
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Very Similar.

Very Similar.
Roderick-"What in thunderation
are. those Indians singing. can't
make any sense out of it.
Van Albert-"College songs. prob
ably"
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Same Old Grind.
Gyer-"GotroX used to make hay
and water stock on New England
farm when he was a boy"
Myer-"Whats he doing now?"
Gyer-"The same thing in WaU
street."
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severe on Resgy.
Ernie-"Why does Reggy wear his
trousers turned up so high?"
1da-"To show his ludicrous hose"
Ernie-'I thought probably 1t was to
show his ignorance"
Ida-"Well. such absurd figures are
ixaorance"
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One GirI,a Scheme.

Lucille-Myra is certainly 4 schem.
err.
Observation-Disclosures why!
Lucille-Because her age Is 20, and
she makes the nine upside down 70 IL
will read 26.
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|HUNl0R'
lOF THE DkN
A Postscript.

A little st. Paul girl had a very
large family connection to pray for,
and one night when she arose from
her knees her mother said:
Why. Edith, you forgot grandma
She got right down on her knees again
and said:
"Oh. God. wouldn't that give you
cold feet. l forgot grandma!'-C. NJ
B., in Lippincott's.
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Pertinent.

Helen-And why do you love me.
George?
-Er-why-because you are
not like other girls. for one reason.
Helen-Who were the other girls:
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pressive yet singularly sympathetic, and
making an immediate appeal to present
day audiences OF any nationality. There
are two brief soprano solos which will be
sung by Miss Katherine T. Garrett but
with this exception the chorus beans the
entire burden Of the song. The work viii
occupy about twenty-five minutes. The
work was heard a year ago at Trinity
Church, but this year It viii be supported
by a good organ which has since becn
placod in The church.
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WOULD NOT FINISH GAME
High School Basketball Team Leaves
Association Cage.

Thc Wilmington High School basketbsli
tcam left the cage az AsoCiatiou Han last
neht before thc close OF. ihe game with
the y 81. c. a. team. They claimed ahey
were not treated fairly by Referee Glover.
Tho High School team found fault with
fhe referee throughout the game. In the
nfst hat they were called out by Man
aesr Al. Hirzal bur were induced 10 .e-
turn. y Was IN the last halt with about
ten minutes 20 play that they Quit tho
game. Manager Hirzel says &c will not
play the association team again. The fos.
lowing is ihe lineup.
High School. Y. N. g. A
Morsan forward. q. Butterworth
Dayett.. .. ...-..forwarl.. e.. Retiev
Robin .-.- ...-ccntre .. o.. ...1fcsorles
Creaner.. =. =. defense. .. ...... .Tfylana
BALDWIN. .. - defense. ..HIackmar
Stewart
Goals from noid, Duttervorth. i: Nc.
sorcy. : Hyland. d Dayeft. j. Robin. j
from fouls, Butlerworth. 9; referee. Go.
yer; time, iwenty-rhinute halves
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mornng service. Gounod's Celia q
short contaia wAch has been one Of the
most popular Of. this composers works
outside the oporatlc field. and exhibits
some Of his most engaging characteristics
he composer. II is sor. OF aliegory. q
lament Tor the sad state OF France after
ithe Fmuco-Prussian war, in which Jeru-
salem IS made 20 stand Tor that distress
ifui country, and the Ways o. Zion' tc
lrepresent The fate of the composers ma.
Tive land
( The style Is elevated and majestic. i'm
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WRESTLING MATCHES TONIGHT
Empire Club Will Give Its First Ex-
hibition at poekstader's Old
Theatre.

Evcfy Indication points 20 n big att
tendance at abe nr,t exhibition Of the Em-
plrc Aihlelc club in Tho old pockstader
lheare tonglD Local sports nave taken
q great deal Of interest IN the shows and
30 has been much talked about
There viii De s.X hoais and everyone OF
them promises 10 De ful Of excitement.
bobby Mullen and Charles Wiodman. who
viii meet two Philadelphia men took their
final irainlne at Turn Hall last night.
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Usual ST r1ercerized Cottons, size

island from Cuba grows the
raised anywhere takes three years
maturity and because of its strength and usand cosths been
until lately employed only by lace-makers
used by the maker of these goods who determined
the beautiful could
be made.
selling that know of for less than ST yardbu the
by maker this
here for only fe than third OF the regular price
silk The groundwork white,
helrope
andd
the color o background. Plenty white
weghsyu
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the work done by the Wilmington FIRE
men and said it was due almost TO
thcir efforts alone that the fire was
checked at Jones Falls and kept from
spreading to the eastern part Of the
CITY lie said the Wilmington voiun-
feers worked all around the Phila-
delphia nremen, or those from any
other place.
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Lace alloVers for waists to begin with
Plauen sends most of decentralization Irish,
Baby Irish Filet and Venise. in white, soft
cream and ecru. 125 pieces aud about enough
in each for a blouse. ST to 81. so a yard
worth So to SIS.
Black silk drapery nets next, dainty
French things for whole gowns and blouses,
that ought to 60 like lightning
It costs from 72c to 81. so yard to land
these laces in America. We are going to sell
them for soc, 75e and ST a yard.
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PRAISES LOCAL FIRsMEN
Former Chief Of Department Says They
Did Great Work in Baltimore.

Former Chief Robinson. OF the VIII
mington Fire Department. was in Bal
timore yesterday. He says he thought
ne had seen fires before but he had had
tinore Monday. He says he thought
the enormity OF it.
lie speaks in the highest terms OF