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School Board.

| Covington, La, Jan. 10, 1904.
| The School Board met in regu
lar session on the above date, al
1890 A. N.
Present
First Ward-Emile Fuhrmann.
Second Ward-Paul Verger.
Third Ward-Dr. Geo. r. Tolson,
Fourth Ward-L. l.. Morgan.
Fifth Ward-H. G. MeDetre.
Sixth Ward-Levy Crow.
Eighth Ward-W. +. Crockett. e
Absent
Seventh Ward--J. j. Cusachs.
Ninth Ward-Chas. V. Guzman.
A quorum being present, the
Board proceeded to business.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read, aud on. motion of DR..
rolsou, seconded by MIR. Menetre,
the minutes were adopted as read.
The Parish Treasu1er's report
for the quarter ending Dec. 81,
1908, was then read.
On motion Of DR.. Tolson, second.
ed by ,Alr. Fuhrmann, the rreasur-
ers report was adopted as read.
The superintendent report was
then read, as follows:
TO the honorable President and mem.
bers of the Board Of School Directors
of the Parish of st. Tammany.
Gentlemen-l herewith submit
the following report for the quarter
ending Dec. 81, 1908:
Table No. !,
Showing the total receipts and
expenses for the quarter ending
Dec. 81, 1903:
From State Current School
Fund us SO
Collection of Poll Tax 1889 DOL
Collection of Parish Tax 1880 80
Fines and other sources 900 90
Total IS, 405 81
Less Tax Collectors com. 3Ol l9
Aofuol rooh rooa,vo1 AZ 1nA DO
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F. w. Hosmer and q. H. Cause W.
Emile Welsh.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-01-23

wenty.sixth Judicial District Court of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish OF
st. Tammany.
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Thus done and passed in nv Office, in
Covington. st. Tammany Parish, Lou
isiana, on the day. month and year first
above written. in the presence Of John
ID. Young and w. P. RUSSELL, competent
witnesses, who have signed with the
appearers and me, the Notary, after
reading the whole.
Original Signed.
Emma v. Whelpley. Katie T. Kentzel,
Josie O. Whelpley, Mrs. Blanche A.
Frederick ito authorize my wife, Ed
ward ]. Frederick,) Lenora Alexius.
Carrie b. Frederick, Edna L. Richard,
Dora Jaufroid. (per Edna L. Richard,)
Mrs. Amanda Lancaster, Ito authorize
my wife. Joseph B. Lancaster,) Berthe
s. Doerr.
JOSEPH B. LANCASTER,
Notary Public.
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Article II.

The domiclle Of this corporation shall
be in the town Of Covington, parish of
st. Tammsny, Louisiana, and all cita.
tions or other legal process will be
served on the President Of the Board of
Trustees, and in hof absence or insbili-
tY, on tho Vice President Of the Board
OF Trustees, and in thu. absence or in
ability OF both, on the Secretary Treas
urer Of the Board Of Trustees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-08
RECORD OF THE PAST.
No Stronger Evidence Can Be Had in
Guthrie.

Look well to their record What
they have done many times I'm Years
gone by is the beet guarantee Of u.
ture results. Anyone with bad back
any reader suffering from urinary
troubles from any kidney ills. will
find in the following evidence proof
that relief and cure is near at hand:
John II. Furbush. farmer residing
In Township 12 Range 4. Oklahoma
says "If asked by any sufferer from
kidney complaint backache or any OF
the oonsequents which follow in the
wake Of that far too prevalent trouble
what to do to got absolute relief.
would unhesitatingly buy Doan's Kid.
ney pills and take a course of the
treatment. They cured the last OF the
which during years OF experience I
attacks from which suffered. and
was never before able TO check. let
alone cure. When a man has to leave
his work, when II is all he can do to
stoop or straighten after STOPPING.
when the pain in his back is 80 severe
that he is laid up day OF so every
now and again, when he can neither
sit. stand nor lie, and IL Is at times
comparatively helpless he naturally
emphatcally the means ON.
ployed TO obtain relief. Four boxes of
Doan's Kidney Pills cured me after
all other remedies failed. To say that
endorse DOan's Kidney Pills feebly
expresses my estimation of them"
Plenty more proof like this ,som
Call at the drug store of
J. n. Wallace and ask what his Gus.
toners report
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo
n Y sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
AXE no substitute.
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Good Spirits.

Good spirits don't all come from
Kentucky Their main source is the
liver-and all the fire spirits ever made
in the Blue Grass State could not rem
edy bad liver or the hundred and
one III effects it produces. You can't
have good spirits and a bad liver at
tho same time. Your liver must be In
fine condition if you would feel bouy.
ant, happy and hopeful, bright of
eye, light of step. vigorous and sue
cessful in your pursuits. You can put
your liver In fine condition by using
Green's August Flower-the greatest
of all medicines for the liver and
stomach and certain cure for dys-
pepsia or indigestion. IL has been a
favorite household remedy for over
thirty-fve years August Flower will
make your liver healthy and active
and thus insure you a liberal supply
of good spirits Trial size. 25c:
regular bottles, 75c At all druggists.
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WI sg MoDEL swIrcA YAaos.
Santa Fe viii Have Every conven.
ienee in its Local Yards.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Shawnee. Okla, March S.-The
Shawnee switch yards of the Atchl.
son Topeka q Santa Fe viii be sur.
faced and ballasted with crushed
rock which viii make very hard
surface and will be as smooth and
hard as cement The grading line
has been made and dirt will be haul
ed a once preparatory to the ballast
ing material When the yard Is com
pleted it will be a pleasure for switch.
men 10 work The lead switches and
house track are arranged in a most
convenient manner. all leading from
one point and ending az another ia
such a manner as to allow switching
to be done easily and quickly.
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AUTHENTIC EVENTS OF THE WAR
BETWEEN JAPAN AND RUSSIA TO DATE

Feb 6--Japan broke Oft diplomatic
relations.
Feb. Japan seized Masampho and
began landing troops in Korea.
Feb S-9.-Three Russian vessels dis
abled by Japanese torpedo boats at
Port Arthur Bombardment OF town
and engagement between the fleets fol-
lowed Seven Russian warships re
ported damaged in second engage
ment. Russian cruiser Varlag and
gunboat Corietz sunk of Chemnlpo.
Secretary Hay sent note to European
powers in regard to limiting zone of
war Russian gunboat Razboynik cap
tured at Masampho.
Feb 1O.--Japan and Russia formal
iy declared war
Feb Russian cruiser Bovarin
blown 20 by submarine mines at Port
Arthur.
i'eb. 16.-Cruisers E.sehin and Ka-
suga (purchased from Argentina
reached Japan. Korea officially grant.
ed Japan the right to vancouver on her
territory.
Feb. 17-JapaA seized all Korean
telegraph lines. Sixty thousand Jap
anese troops landed at Wonson.
Feb. 19.-Censorship of all news dis
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Of the word, he has many a little pile
OF gold scattered about In different
parts OF his empire AT Malta there
Is a treasure chest which usually con.
tains about e50O00; In rae Straits
Settlement there Is e36.O00; at
Gibraltar there is always from $50.
900 TO 10000 10 draw on: at Bermu-
da, G25,O0O; at the Cape, 10000:
in he West Indies. E17O00. In Egypt.
e5O.0OO; in Hong Kong e25.0 900. and
so on an aggregate sum Of nearly
& 100000 being distributed among
these scattered boards The treasury
chest fund Is probably the legitimate
survivor OF The Oh chest which ou.-
armies used 10 take with them in
their excursions against the rebel.
lious Scots or against the armies
of France and Spain.
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IL is an interesting and little known
fact tnat Of all the erea. natlohs OF
Europe England Is almost lhe only
one that has no treasure house OF
gold to go 70 when she wishes to
start her great fighting machinery
On the continent stored In cellars and
vaults. Il is said, there is no less than
e300000,000 in gold and silver coins.
always ready be drawn on the
moment the fiat of war has gone
forth; and it. is very prudent pre-
caution for some nations thus 10 lay
by for warllke day since other.
wise they might be caught mapping
and be placed under a heavy handicap
at the beginning
About fifteen miles from Berlin
stands the grim fortress Of spandau
and fl is In impreguabIe yaults in
the Julius tower Of this fortress that
Germany keeps her war gold and
silver. How many millions precisely
ii amounts 10 Is known to few. but
we know that out OF the indemnity
paid by France, Germany approprla
ed fls,0OO0OO 10 her war chest
Germany has had her hoard OF war
money ever since the days Of Freder-
ick the Great who filled the FIRST
chest" by imposing a high protective
tariff on foreign manufacturers: and
no doubt many a time his successors
on the throne of Prussia have had
cause to bless his thrift and fore
sight
France Is probably even better pre-
pared for war financially than Ger.
many, for she is credited with having
e fund Of no less than Ri00.OOO. 900 10
ny 70 whenever she has TO set her
vast legions in motion OF this gl.
gantie sum e7OOOO.O 900 Is IN gold and
e50.OO0O0O ln silver. In the custody
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PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS.
Blaine County Educators viii Meet at
Homestead.

Following is the program of the
Blaine county teachers association,
which meets at Homestead March 10:
Music-America.
Paper. What is efficient superin
tendency-Prof. Frank Wyatt.
Discussion--Mrs. Cora Fee Gray
and Miss Winnie Little.
General Discussion.
Paper; How to Teach Reading
Miss Anna Brown
Discussion-Miss Allie Timmons
and Clyde Gary.
Music
Paper; Decorum in Rooms, Halls
and on Play Grounds-E d. Sheldon.
Discussion--Miss Cora Artt and
Juny Craven
General Discussion
Paper; Penmanship. Why Neg
lected? Should it Be?-Miss Carrie
Gable.
Discusslon-E O. Ray. MISS Maude
Sweringer
General Discussion
citation---Homestead Pupil.
Paper: How May We Secure a
Close Fellowship and Cooperation
Among the Teaehers?-Miss Barrett
Discussion-Miss Emma Seibert
and J. II. L. Horan
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a son had been killed in battle, the
first expression uttered was as ac-
acknowledgement OF the honor conferred
upon her h,- the gods in being bereay-
ed for the cause Of the emperor.
To the western mind such pa riot.
ism appears to be fantastic and hard
to understand In the light of Jap
anese history it does not seem so
strange.
The spirit of patriotism in the Jap
anese women Of the present genera.
ton IS the outgrowth OF ages Of feui-
alism. The loyalty and devotion which
the women Of past generations gave
to their feudal family head are in the
present generation given 10 the mi
kado.
In time of war the empress Of Ja-
pan sets an example for all the wo.
men Of the country by her activities
IN behalf Of all those who are sunet-
ing or in distress She may be seen
frequently visiting the great military
hospitals accompanied by party OF
court ladies' and noblemen's wives
Following the example Of the EN-.
press. all the great ladies of Toxic
society do what they can to relieve
the distress and suffering that iaey-
itably follow war. There is no class
of women that does not contribute
something 10 this cause; even those
butterflies the geishas, and tie NJ
happy creatures in Yoshiwaras give
their share.
Il is not only the women of the sa-
mural class who show passionate pa
Tiotism in wartime. All classes of
society are represented in the mod
ern Japanese army, and the peasant
woman has given proof that she is
quite as devoted TO the Mikado as
the samurai lady
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Af~dys. Remernber Full Name
axatixe Bromo Ouinine e ri f onsvsry
cures acoldinoneDay. GRIP Days " ~ >7~Oz~T


No nation has a better right to be
proud of what its women have done
than Japan. Even the mo hers and
wives OF ancient Spara have been
riyaled in deeds of patriotism and
self sacrifice by the women of Japan
In the feudal times, which came to
an end in Japan only 30 years ago, all
gentle woman were trained in the
use Of the sword and lance. The wo.
men Of the samurai class receiyed a
regular military education and if the
castle of dainio was beseiged they
We're capable of assisting in the de-
feuge if necessary.
A noted instance OF the martial
prowess of the japanese women oc-
CURED during the siege of the castle
of Wakamatsu in 1863. where the sho-
gun made his final stand against the
forces of the Mikado Nearly one
thousand women and girls belonging
10 the families of the samurai attach
ed to the Shotgun fought behind the
barricdes and on the castle walls
Many Of them were killed in battle.
while not few committed suicide
rather than undergo the humiliation
Of defeat
Yet the Amazonian qualities Of the
women Of old Japan did not detract
from their womanliness They were
tender mothers and loving wives. The
nursing Of the wounded and sick was
part Of the education Of every samu-
raj woman.
With the passing away OF the age
of chivalry in Japan. upon the down
fall Of the shoegunate. the Japanese
woman was called upon TO face new
conditions, and how she met these
conditions is shown in the history Of
the Chinese war OF 1896
II Is a matter Of record that some
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patches sent abroad was abolished By
the car Cossacks capture Japs in
first land battle OF war.
Feb -Kuropatllin. Russian war
minister resigns and is appointed to
command cars army in the East.
Feb 22-Alexief formally establish.
es his headquarters at Harbiu.
Feb 2s.2f-Japanese attempt TO
bottle up Russlans in Port Arthur har-
Dor Japanese fleet sunk four trans.
ports in roadstead. Dispatches from
Toxic say the harbor was blocked. st
Petersburg says the harbor Is sun
open
Feb 26.-Reported landing OF Jap
anese land force 75 miles south Of
Vladivostok in Northern Korea.
Feb 27-March 5.-Between these
dates Japan is supposed to have land
ed about 100000 men in Korea and
Southern Manchurla The Russians
are supposed to have increased their
forces in Manchuria and Northern
Korea by at least 100000 men The
exact movements and positions Of
these armies are know only to their
governments and commanders.
March 6.--Japanese bombard Vladi-
vostolI without appreciable effect, ac-
cording to Russian accounts.
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The most remarkable burglar proof
safe In the world has just been placed
in a bank in Newburg. Ind At night
the safe is lowered by cables into
an inpreguable metallic lined sub
aui' OF masonry and concrete. After
reaching The bottom Il is fastened
down by massive steel lugs operated
by triple time lock Untl these
lugs are released automatically. at
desired time no human agency caq
raise the safe and 10 break In through
tho mass OF stone and concrete which
measures 10 feet by 10 feet by l6 feet.
with dynamite would wreck the build
Ing without making the safe available.
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HoMEssEkERs' RATES.
Passenger Association Decides TO Con-
time Arrangements Another
Year.

Chicago, H., March S-The West
ern Passenger association held a meet
ing today and finished the work laid
out in the call for the conference. The
special committee to which was re.
ferred he matter of homeseekers'
rates 10 the west and southwest re.
ported fayorably to continuing present
arrangements for another year. and
this report was adopted without dis
cussion, Accordingly. homeseekers
tickets will be sold on the first and
third Thursdays in each month at the
rate of one fare Plus 81 for the round
trip.
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10000 Japanese women volunteered
to go to the front as nurses In the
field hospitals at the outbreak Of the
Chinese war, and advIces from ia.
pan state that the number OF women
volunteering to go TO the front as
nurses today is greater than IN 1895
But inc women who stay at home are
not lacking in patriotic devotion
There is an anecdote concerning the
mother Of the heroic Commander sa-
kamoto, who was killed on the bridge
of his ship. the Akagi, at the battle
of Yalu, which shows how the spirit
of patriotism flames in the hearts of
Japanese women.
An official Of the navy department
called on the family of the naval Of
fcer 10 convey as delicately as pos
sible, the news Of his death Having
communicated his tidings to mem.
Der Of the family, he was about TO
depart, when the shoii slid open soft.
ly and the aged mother Of the dead
commander staggered into the room.
She had been an accidental caves
droDper and had heard all Trembling
with emotion she bowed low to he
visiting officer and said:
Tell the emperor rejoice that a
son OF mine has been able to be OF
some service to him"
Some Japanese women refused 20
weep over their dead, because Il was
considered disloyal 10 the mikado TO
weep for those who had had the honor
to die fighting for him. When a wife
or a mother heard that a husband or
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AN INDIAN FIGHTER DEAD.
Major Brett Had Been in the Army
Twenty-one Years.
Special to Daily Leader.

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City Okla, March S.
Major James e Brett, captain Of the
Twenty-ifth infantry. L. S. A. and
commandant Of cadets at the state
military institute here, died Saturday
night of pneumonia He was so years
old and had been an officer in the
United States army for twenty years.
He earned distinction in the Cuban
and Philippine wars and campaigned
in Oklahoma before the territory was
opened to white settlers. The body
will be shipped to San Francisco for
burial
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er and cattle belonging to the United
States government was destroyed.
This property was valued at $25.O00.
The best improved property in the
buried district was within radius
of FIVE miles of here.
More than one-half of the entire
loss was suffered by people who liy-
ed in this part Of the stricken terri.
tory.
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Teachers to Get Their Paw.

Special to Daily Leader
Iawton, Okla, March S.-The
school teachers at Walter. in this
county, have received no cash for the
past three months, so they went out
In a body and rounded up the school
board Of that town. The board agreed
to make arrangements with a bank so
that the teachers can get their war.
rants cashed, and the board will make
good the shave" on the warrants
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A committee appointed by the
Greer County Farmers institute is
drawing a good roads bill to be pre-
sented to the next territorial leglsla-
ure for passage The lines were sug-
gested by Secretary J. b. Thoburu CT
the board of agriculture.
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For WOMEN
VINO CANNOT BH CURED.

Backed up Uy over a third Of century
OF remarkable aud uniform cures a record
such as no other remedy for the diseases
ana weaknesses peculiar 10 women ever
attained the proprietors and makers Of Dr
Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel
fully warranted in Offering to pay $500 In
legal money Of the United States. for any
case of Leucouhea Female Weakness. Pro
lapsus, OF Failing Of Womb which they
cannot cure. All they ask is fair and
reasonable trial Of their means Of cure
WORLD s DfsPENsARY MEDICAL. Asso.
cIArIoN Proprietors, Buffalo. Ny
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FIRE LOSS s2so,ooo.
The Damage in Lawton Alone Was
$1,000.

Special to Daily Leader.
Lawton, Okla, March S.-The fnan-
cial loss as a result of the recent
prairie fires will aggregate 4 million
dollars. The loss in Comanche coun-
ty outside of Lawton is about 100000.
This place sustained a loss of not less
than $4,000 A large amount OF timb.
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School 1onds Of Shawnee.

Special to Daily Leader.
Shawnee. Okla, March Sat a
special meeting Of the board OF edu-
cation held last night the $4,000
school bonds voted some time ago
were sold at par 20 the Commercial
National bank of Oklahoma City. The
erection OF three school buildings will
begin at once
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WINTER TOURIST RATES TO THE
SUNNY SOUTH.

Tickets Or sale daily until April 80.
1904, to the principal winter resorts OF
Mississippi Georgia, Alabama, Flori
da, Tennessee. South Carolina, Louis
lana and Texas. Return limit June 1,
1904.
Full details on application
c. w. Strain,
Div Pass. Agent, Wichita, Kas
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to oefray the Cost Of Conflict
With Other Nations.
of the AustFHungarlan bank there
is a very seryiceable fund Of ESQ.
100000 for purposes OF war; Italy has
well filled war chest, ana even
penurious Russia has. hidden away
somewhere the equivalent OF cI01-
100000. a sum which viii. keep the
war machinery going i1r good mauy
months a any rate
u these figures are corroct-aud
they appear 10 be generally accepted
1T is evident that something like
EaO0000.O00 must be boarded uD By
continental nations alone. solely as
preparation for wara yearly sum or
E9,0O0.00o approximately thus being
lost 10 their eXchequers
Time was when for many a century
England too had her war chest
literally a chest iron bound ana mas.
siye-aad no expedition ever moved
against an enemy by sea or land wi b.
out taking his chest with them; and
even when % was no longer necessary
TO adopt such a primitive method Of
financing an army there was a fund
and a very large fund. ioO--exclusive-
ly devoted to war expenses. A little
more than 20 years ago this fund dis.
appeared In Pitts scheme for the con
soiidatlon fund; and II England may
be said 10 have war chest al an. q
may be considered 10 take the form
Of this consolidated fund. which "a
always available for the purpose OF
starring a war financially.
But II John Bull has no war chest,
and needs none, 10 the strict meaning
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ton Of the delicate
wonanly organism.
DR.. pierce's Favor
ite Prescription cures
womanly diseases and
the nervousness which
they cause II changes
irregularity 10 regular,
ity, dries the drains
which weakeu Yor,ap
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A Nerveus Woman

VIII often feel compelled to stop the
clock whose ticking seems unbearable to
her In such nervous condition the
woman needs building up Of the entire
system II Is useless TO attempt the cure
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heals Inflammation and liberation and
cures female weakness 1t is a perfect
tonic and nervine, trauquilizing the
nerves, promoting the appetite and in.
duci1g refreshing sleep
T { was 50 nervous had to have some one by
my side ai the time. even ia the daytime and I.
could hardly eat anything writes Ms selma
Erickson, OF $50 Rice Street ST. Pauj MINI
quit an the doctors aud began taking your med
feel as good as ever
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Paper: Drawing in Common
SchoOls--Miss Fora Baldwin.
Discussion-Claude Boyce and Miss
Ethel Turner.
General Discussion
Music
Dismissal
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OF the nerves
while the cause
Of the nervous
ness remains un-
CURED A very
common cause
OF nervousness
in women is a
diseased coudi-
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II some girls who think they can
slag would not try TO prove Il Al.
might be forgiven
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Pawning an engagement ring is a
pledge OF love