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The Delta independent., 1904-06-17
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csntrsl japanese Prsavses.
The Standard OIL Company aa1 the
American Tobacco Company coatro,
the products os japan n their rsspse-
tive lines.
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owsrvsrlpstl.

Smith was met one sveaing with
. box Of chocolates under oue arm.
and . big parcel Of bcsfsteak usder
the other.
Hello. SMITH" said Brown; going
In for housekeeping! ! didnt know
you we're married"
Il am not-yet-
what are you doing with that
chocolate and meat?"
Going to zee my girl"
DO you have to furnish the family
with meat alreadyf~
oh. no: the chocolate 10 . present
for the girl. aad the neat 10 for the
dog. have to square myself With
both OF them.--8tray Stories.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-17

Municipality owned plants furnish
two-thirds Of the electric lighting ir
Great Britain and only about per
cent In the United States.
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shepherd's earemeter.

The wool on the back Of a sheep Is
the shepherd's barometer. The curl.
isr the wood the inner will be the
Weaxher.
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Protects Homo Trade

Protects Homo Trade.
No fo-eign-made goods can be sold
in France that bear any Inscription or
mark calculated to induce the pur.
chaser to think them French made.
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Naarslan ceanIe

4 Asw tAsory q The Marian
seAnals" b tAAt MAss has . solid
eENss an1 a e1askie aueaeos o. . high.
- NonpeeokNeA ne oruat u cen,ing
ooeen1aFl1y eooesNsee1 a1A ~ ~
Sspe - ~ taaaa vllAla ee4so4 -
y T. 4 q e Il! \! sa 4! ~ - -
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Ths evnnIeee .e,see en gs,th,

Tbs sssnIsst p,sss On 9artb.
The sunniest place u ~ earth b
elthsf he great Sahara Or ~ deseet
: r. Aro11a. T1e eIuu1lsst plnee = 10
4 1k614 y1ngon ~ eouthNeet eDAs$
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Hard to initiate opais.
The opal is the only gem which can
not be counterfeited. Its delicate
tists can not be reproduced.
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UmsslNsh.

'sir!" she cried when he kissed her.
you forget yourself"
"Oh. no." he said. Il Eet half Of Il
myself. The other halt was your
shsrs."
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Gns,,.h R.,hv.ys.

Gnslish Railways.
England north Of London has three
fourths Of mile OF railway for each
square mile Of land. and south q
London moro than . milA
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house. ice pond. ali tools pertaining 10 The ire
IN .,cs ~ h .ns so@se IN SSn. but not re eS
balance per cent.
ssl 20 acre. situated on t;arnes uesa. Csu
tainsi sroom house. detached ra. nxie
store rom. scr hostsr. coal bin. wagon sAed.
s,.ble. hen houses. Iaekinx hns.e. ctc-. sarrss
old orchard null bearing. sot'e yourg tre~s eom-
sn into nsar,ns asss v,n.y.r 'esesr- % sifaits.
hay rake. etc. Price. o, ,sGu. V cash, . per cent
interest ON balance.
sss-ioo acres Of land. Is acres In siaif.S
tliabir: ry.-i iruitisnd n. aiki: i aere In hssr.
Ing orchard consisting of appiex. peaches. pears,
sses IL Tasss pis :. .ns ng n sss.
park worth 81 200. land all under fenee. et.U0o
cash and the balance on time II desired at per
Cent interest.
xis rs acres OF land III miles from postofhcs
on Garnet mesa. Is Arrss Of orrhari mostly win
ter apples wears old. rmaider cf land under
four room pls>,rred house. summer kiict u.
cellar. ctstern. chicsen cosps. x,,od log stable
trees and shrubs ey.ars old, = shares Garnet
ditch stuck Price $500.
sss-i.o aer-s. near Ce,isrvdg~. which eau b
cultivated, ca ser~s in alfalfa. acres In bearing
orchard. acres set last st,ring. Gocst water
right. eomrrising one-haif inter.s, In The
ssn.i.t,ne Ban Ditch and "ne-eiEht interest,"
4 head ot work borsss, 10 head of cattle and nc
ss,.s ss,.sy implements s.,. 10 run nj the place sy.
iore hay harvest. viii sell for $500.
nI-A good stock Of boots. shces. Glovss. etc..
cent, with security.
III, sl,s c.su
reserve some improvements peins 4 splendid
place ior stockman toy hold Ana gHlh~f csts.s.
10 acres II land west of oisshs: .room iag
and frame dwelling, I,ct stable. ana o<hss out
ulisbic. 10 inches Of water IL Nome Run
Ditch. acrs under cultivation. All river boz
tom.
sis acr.s In R.r,s Basin for y yaao aps fvun
IN g'Hd % ,iIi.els ls.d. ~ fenced e Ans
.Ts ss.r a1:s 10 ss,.s = bar. II .asc n ss's x.,
rhis .il, make . nne eomeinst,en ios = manse
rs,.s fruit and cattle IN small sr.lc; Will b
500 acres isnd niies east Of peis.. ~
fenced. acres in orchard. yress old. ~
Sissp % ditch. vii n he ~assrsa also y .sS "ss Iss
aison tunnel Price s7oo viii tahs part pay-
nent.
s1--Is ycu want tarn on sasiaes Z 'rs.h. how
IL thar ~ acres Y mile ffom Curry Y. D. ! mlls9
rom belta ?nshares Hrult Gsosrss DisshenA
stvntr ataeh and lnsssrst n ansikss dilrn
sailing p,eniy % vatsy ~ thr yses NJ all de
,sna ~ .ndes g"sd snes: 0s:A as.I.ssg
cut oullatng., " aesvA h allAlSa, u ssrs1 =
lot. 90 a. e.as: siiAsr d 90 sssnHf
Tsns 80 s.sy sesns witA ~ i9ssssss' IfSb
sst- sesss = lsaa - Asslsss lssea. ppel1>n
n..a., s.essA. ssiss. - ~ e. X =
:: : s : ! : :
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uneuitivatsd English Land.
Dartmoor. which occupies one-fifth
Of the area Of the county of Devon
is the largest tract Of uncultivated
land in England.
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DeuNty Ter oesd Nats.
y ~ plague districts q uoutA
Africa he Govsramsat Daya Z eeata
" svssy dsaa fak delivered 10 T.
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xStcr IN I<tut<funlncr dftrn. C2n De- Watcfy0
ffun Garnet Ditch & Re>~rvoir. All tillable. but
not improved. Price sl7os y cash
ss,-The Pyne place one-haif mile from Erkert
arrrs OF small fruit. all fsnced 30 interrss in
i-s n No : in Gsnien ditch SINE osies water.
making wafer suibcicn. for all the land Has all
eeen in cultivation. Price. ss.sso. fast cash,
balance ON time
ss1-%o sc,vs on Garnet mes. % acres orshari.
sacre. Alfalfa; 3 acres iillablr. room hoa.e:
and chicken heases. II shares stock Garnet
Ditch Il Reservoir Co. Price sa,ca..
ssi-so acres smile. northeast Of Delta on sur
land Water right, u shares surface i'rrek di,ch
and reservoir company; ~ slhare> Fruit Growers'
. $50. '''''e -
SIS, acres of land on Surface and Tongue
plenty Of waier all the scason. Price $s.oo.
As-sig acrr. land in North Delta. . nne potato
or garieu farm 10 aer-s In garden acre. In
ala a. acre in orchard. some strawberries,
Eood wel water. dwelling. fences. stables, etc,
As-so acres land on Tongue creek. - acres in
<-rnem dwelling hou-e god 6uee good water
right all season. fricr 80 yer acre.
Ses-s 40 acres in North Delta with eo.ei new
nns veil water. ali Fenced. !. shares Harsi.nd
ditch stock. Price si.o"o. part time.
ns-iso acrcs in No trose county, one and
half mile west Of olafhr. 90 aervs a.rhari all
iemccd. new s-roam hous~. good cellar. cisiesa
hoidinx ~ barre's. sheds and go.d .nteatlsiinss
iron,sns and M' .Ssrss sH, EsssSsiSn s rass sio
part cash.
sos-leo scrcs near Eckers' ~ acres alfalfa cut
apples. Ali tiliaSic. ali fracsd s-ro,sn h.us...
stables, sheds, etc. GaSd water right IN suriscs
rcss ii,rh.,i Part in,rrsi in three reservoirs.
rrice. .ts,tcotpArt casl,.
ting. situated OF the lswef emit Of caiifcriia nesa
- sn, niis, rr.a Ie,s.. sooi Ssier rixh. In % dtsch
%DS. half sa.S. Sai.sse esl pr cent ~
hay ., s,oek ranch q .sr.- IN .iniis. 10 acrss
inches No. 10 pssostsy. r1iss. $1,000
hiss. sssc@ Soa,s. ss,ias ssn. All esssr u G
raiivsisd. ana -i-ic d os wSisr.- GscS.
to-Nser cedascs,Fe, - aeres, all under fence
plArbA l1a hlseAeerries and rusp6srrie. Y iusrf.
sas IN nc. . q. Rssssvels. n Ares in sihfs.
o<nd tcR honsr. 1FenuA rAtcksn h.'ans. stable
and c>lisr. Rssvaie ditch TO iand. et.An.
sst-,le acfss IN Gunelsan valley. three milsa
hosn tnvn. seres IN alfalfa. Aefrs orchard. .
kosaae, Esa1 cs,,aP, stable, slc. Pour sbaxes a
nceaaae dlsea ssssh. Pstee. 0.sss. rass easA.
o9e--A god tnvesaneat. - asssa nllalh axd
gorA grAin 4rd - easasi neso. eli siiiaS,s. 81
SSse1. M r,ile tscn tewa nslf y sliAlA.
diIsh sa2 Sssssvoir esssyasy, nsSinS sps1
wa>es sioAl fs.se. 49,. p6ss ea1A.
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extsrmInate Jaek2ls.

For the determination of jackals. {
poisoning club for the whole of Cape
Colony 10 suggested.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-17

s,--per, I. the erest fruit Arm In colorado.
eAies were sis.coo last year. viii DC more IN"
10: scre, adjcinine Paonia. S. scres-dne fruit
No>tiyswinier arpies -
year produced lsoo toxes OF fruit, selling al u
rome can be cut into city lot Il desired. !. IN:
Soass house. sonsS iees, cas,,nx $4,000 barn ea., q no
s-rnom dwelling. Present owner paid ior y otit
:, pr,cs fsese sS as p5o All es.n Ssisnes Per cent,
ssr-ieo acre stock tar'u on Cursans Creek: lso
Acres In alfalfa, ~ aefvs pasture. No. ! water
Csrek ditch. Five room hoase. good stables, cor
rails etc. Price. ss.soo. part time
s,s-ie acrrs one mile east Of Delta, - acres In
esshard. seven yean old, principally p,1S,ss' pn,s
Ten shares Garnet ditch and reservo.r stock.
frsce, tsus cash balance per cent
sps-.i. acres land near Eeters; rsrs,slly..im-
sss-it acre: Of l.nd..,,S..s In .pe,t. between
sousc tires. = fne building aud garden place
ss acrssnun Gameslmesa partially Improved
situate Y mile fsom The Incorporation fnceSOo
,ss-sc acres ofiand ~ mtc fru,n Cory on Sur
sne liable s.room house a and o,het improvements
ls scfes alfalfa. acre cschaN u , ssrs San Az,
sias. conssssins . q - shsrrs Fruit Growers y. &
R. 10. sh:iss Of SaFfare Creek p: = X; VI,
sss sas. s s..s ssss salns ies .n,e IL
to postotsec. stcr~ and scho.A: Price tap. pan
cash. balance at per cent interest
ses-en acrrs In Nontro>c county, % In Alfalfa.
% acrrs grain land. acres ans ofchsri. sro,m
sSrr.ls % and oaiSaiidiugs cistsrn. ice hon.s. ali
machinery and souae househoid goods fr'c~'
sis-io acrcs halt mile east of Delta. sercsin
bearing orchara aaciss young ossnsn . ,sN',,Sa. sm
ims.. ,:ncrd wasss s.; tsns IN Garnet ditch and rss
srvoir company, Price, N.ssp. halt cash.
ss-H~re IA snap, - scrs on Garnet mes,
shree-eArter e mile fr% town y sss sssss . N
Pies. .il undsr iense Ec.d ws.ss right s.S,ssnE @ a
voir cosarany. Pike. ss,sp
on "rT il.s r.ice. IL sSs .'Scs,ioa and piea's q
water all the eeasNn.
Sorres ID orchard, Ono ftuit. all brAs'ns. isl
RraIu land. All feucvd and csusa fenced. having
about mttes u s-wtrs fence.
Waass rlght consists Of No priority in CoaWn-
oln1, alsa Lake fofk ditch Anl reservolr secrk.
.ssu. sis :s :ss: e s':ss =. 3 g Ss.n:
ernSinl Z ,ooA With rod saahlsa. crssals. etc.
- sea1 No. c.tsls IL rod esadtssoa. Sccd
novyss. aSeksV. ~ essuaiaS tnpasmsns. -
fsisss &c. sss{SszsQssaA. ~. !, y, esse
0-oNsfes ~ tAe nwsf - q ourSses efeek
nesa. Shree-Quarern Il nlle flesN CeFy 49,
eese. % ees.s tn c.cA4sa, nesasy ytnset e..
&lSeh ard rs0ryvulP company pesek. - sAaees
RrNit 0raNsN AtteA AnA FssssvctrousepAay,H Hno
S1SpSsss1 eSc6A 0ua1 "a Sslil6taop. IN tsasesA
= ssssssss ss~ss ssSv:s sSisSsss. Sss~ =
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Solids In Milk.
4 little over IL per cent Of milk
Is soiid matter.
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Radium in PItehhlende.

Specimens of pitchblende. which
have been exposed in the museum at
Vienna for 100 years. show radio &C,
tivtty.
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: lAeonl96 q lll101ea.
- vsse senonse nss.a tIeaees
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Mexican cottor.
Mexico produces about lS,0OO, ,OOr
sounds OF cotton annually.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-09-03

= Charcoal, Charcoal at 40 cts
der sack at l.. G. Duchamp.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-09-03
ABSCESS.

W. II. Harrison. Cleveland, Miss,
writes, Aug. 10. 1901 want to say a
word of praise for Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment. stepped on nail. which eau
sed the cords. in my leg to contract and
an atscess to rise in my knee. and the
doctor told me that | would have a stiff
leg, so one day | went To ]. +. Lords
drug store (whO is now in Denver, COlO9
He recommended bottle Of Snow Lini-
ment; got soc size. and it cured my
leg. II is the best liniment in the world.
Assesses, with few exceptions. are
indicative Of constipation or debility.
They may. however, result from blows or
from foreign bodies. introduced into
the skin or flesh. such az plinters. therns,
etc. For sale by I. j. Liable druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-09-03
SOUR STOMACH.

When the quantity of food taken is toe
large or the quality too rich. sour sto-
mach Is likely to follow. and especially
so II the digestion has been weakened By
constipation. Eat slowly and not too
freely OF easily digested food. Masticate
the food thoroughly. Let five hours
elarse between meals. aud when you
feel a fullness and weight in the region
Of the stomach after rating. take Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
the sour stomach may be avoided. For
sale by T. ]. Liable, druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-09-03
NEGLECTED COLD.

Every part of the mucous membrane
the nose. throat, ears. head and lungs
etc.. are subjected to disease and blight
from neglected colds. Billiards. Hore-
hound syrup Is pleasant and effective
remedy. 2oc, soc. 500. W. Akendrick.
Valley Mills. Texas, writes: II have
usei Ballard's Horehound Syrup for
coughs aad throat troubles; it is a plea
SAINT aud most effective remedy" Sold
by I. j. Liable, druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-09-03

Messrs. L. c. Duchamp and E
N. Resweber. with Mayor Four
net as chairman, have been ap-
pointed a committee to manage
the affairs of the Water Works and
Electric Light plant. A set of
rules and regulations have been
adopted and raise of 5 cents per
light has been made on CONNER
cial and residence lights. A raise
was also made for water service,
which is a grade one.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-09-03

The game of base ball here last
Sunday between the Invincibles
Of st. Martinville and the Attaka-
pas of Breaux Bridge drew large
number of spectators to the
grounds, as they we've promised a
fine and interesting game. The
excitement was high, because both
clubs were strongly backed by their
home people. The Breaux Bridge
team had the best of the game un-
til the last innings when the st.
Martin boys made several runs
and won the game The Breaux
Bridge people were very much
disappointed at the result, because
from the beginning of the game
up to the seventh inning it looked
as if they we're easy winners, but
the several runs made in the
last innings saved the game for
the st. Martin boys, and we be-
lieve even the winners were sur
prised at the result, because i. was
surely unexpected. Both clubs
played very poor game, the worst
we have seen yet this season, the
score being st. Martin Is, Breaux
Bridge IL runs.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-09-03

When troubled with constipation try
Chamberlain 3 Stomach and Liver Ia.
blets. They are easy to take and pro-
duce no gripping or other unpleasant
effect. For sale, by T. J. Liable druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-09-03
Newspaper Fame of Doubt
full Value.
Daily Picayune.

Many well-meaning persons have
a passion for notoriety, which they
mistake for fame, their idea being
TO get their names in the newspa-
pers.
A case of this sort was that of
Miss Nathalie Schenck, who was a
handsome and wealthy young lady
of New York city at the time of
the Spanish war. She was then
living with her parents at Baby
Ion, l.. /. She wrote four simple
letters and mailed them TO each of
her most intimate friends. In eff
3ect the letters asked each of these
friends to write four more letters
to their friends, these to write four
more, and so on, each letter written
asked the receiver to forward one
ten-cent piece to Miss Schenck.
Babylon, L. l.
Before two weeks had gone Miss
Schenck's mail was delivered to
her in barrels. Every letter bore
money. 1t WAS mostly dimes, but
occasionally appeared 25-cent
pieces, half dollars aud then
amounts up to 500. On. July 10
an even 10000 letters were deli
vefed to Miss Schenck. Long be-
fore this she had given up the task
of first enthusiasm, and now assis-
tants were brought in to her aid.
AT the Babylon Postoffice, which
is village affair, the Postmaster
was driven to despair. First he
hired an assistant, paying him out
of his own pocket; then he prayed
Washington to lend him half do
zen postal clerks.
Before month had passed the
chain burst through the bounds of
the United States; its messengers
were winging to every quarter of
the globe. There were letters from
all European countries, from Ha-
wall, from Mexico, Central and
South America, from Alaska, Chi
na-everywhere except Kamschat-
ks and Van Diemen's Land.
Already Miss Schenck had sent
$4,000 to the Red Cross Society,
and still it was pouring in, the
mail ranging between 1000 and |
10000 letters day. From July |
10 July IA. the height of the food,
it ran at an even rate of 10000 let
ters a day. Nobody will ever know
the sum total of that wonderful
chain.
Having won a certain sort of dis
tlnction, this beautiful woman
went farther and married bogus
English lord, who was supposed
to have money, and who was re-
presented to be an officer in crack
British regiment, and was known
as Captain Collins. After brief
flight among the higher circles of
the New York aristocracy. the lady
separated from her husband and is
now suing for divorce. Thus it is
that fame is not always gratifying
as 1t was supposed to be.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-09-03
NOTICE.

Having donated acres Of land for the
erection of the Catholic Church at Parks
station. and as have 20 lots more ad-
joining said Church, wish to announce
to the public that will sell these lots
at 500 per lot of 30 feet front by I49
feet deep. cash or on term. For further
information address
PAUL MELANCON,
July 3O-3O-d'p Potter, La.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-09-03

The people of Avoyells parish
are wrought up about the appoint
ment of the echool board of that
parish. At the January primary
people were selected in that elec-
ton to fill the positions of men,
bers of the school board and a.
SCISSOR, but when the appointments
were made another set was chosen,
and indignation meetings are be-
ing held to protest against the un-
democratic methods employed to
ride over the peoples will express
ed at the ballot box. The gentle
man who wanted to round out his
political career by holding all the
fat Offices in rotation made numer-
GUS promises about appointments
recommended by primaries but in
Avoyelles the thing must have
slipped a cog, intentionally or
otherwise. And this is not all
they are still on the slip. Those
who did not know what they were
mp against in the election,
deserve to be pitied, but those we'll
informed who lead the people into
such o political trap, by which
they would be passed up as nobo-
1y are worthy the attending re-
suits, and if they are pleased we
are tickled to death. Mr.. Blanch-
lrd not only bursted the old ring
but he made new one of his own.
Franklin Waterman.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-09-03
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.

Plump cheeks. flushed with the soft
glow of health and a pure complexion,
make all women beautiful. Take small
dose at Herbine after each meal; it will
prevent constipation and help digest
what you have eaten. SOC. Mrs. VIM.
M. Stroud, Midlothian. Texas, writes,
May 81, 1901: I'VE have used Herbine
in our family for eight years. and found
1t the best medicine we ever used for
constipation, bilious fever and malaria"
Sold by T. j. La0be druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-09-03
FOR SALE.

% acres good land ! mile from town.
situated near Mr.. A. P. Hesweber's plan
tatiOn, with good house. stable and other
buildings, pair good mules. carts, cows
and everything needed on farm.-FOr
particulars address
JOHN B. GESSER,
June 1873 m. st. Martinville. La.
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NOTICE.

l have black COW with white spot in
forehead since 10 months on my planta-
tiOn, COW now has calf. The owner
can come prove his property and pay
cost. Alphonse Simon,
July-3O 30 Potter. La.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-09-03
Notice of Dissolution.

4NOtIIC VI DISSOIulIOII.
The undersigned Lucien VOORHEES, and
Martin j. VOORHEES,. members composing
the firm of Lucien VOORHEES, & Co., have
this day. by mutual consent, dissolved
their partnership. Martin j. VOORHEES,
Is hereby authorized to collect all ac-
counts due 10 the said firm.
MARTIN j. VOORHEES,,
LUCIEN VOORHEES,.
st. MartinyiIle. La, Aug. Bird. 1904.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-07-28

lor Lille, inherited from the first duke of
Marlborough, and the seven genera
tons of wild Marlboroughs that lay
between, dire failure in politics, and
but an heroic figure in the
boer war, the old life of the operas and
the vaudeville halls won back the
young duke and he was once more lead
ing the life of his bachelor days.
SIS ooo,ooo Marriage Settlement Dssi-
pated.
There may not have been anything SO
terrible in this, but it was not pleas
ing to Mrs. Belmont, nor was it bring
ing happiness to the young American
wife, who spent most of her time alone
in the great halls of the English palace.
The $1,000, 900 of a marriage settle
ment that the duchess had brought
her husband was almost gone, frittered
away in a manner known only to the
world of titles. There was not enough
money to keep up the style he con-
sidered necessary to maintain The
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somewhere up on the mountains when
he was on the warpath two white men
came to him and told him that General
Niles wanted TO see him. The men ac-
companied him to the camp of the gem
eral and he was made a prisoner.
Geronimo says he thinks it was in Ari-
IONA, the territory of his birth Any
way, he says it was up in the noun
tains.
The tribal relations of the Apaehes
have been dissolved and they no longer
lock upon Geronimo as their chief.
They consider him a childish old man
who IS too senile to advise them.