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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20

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N 1UyKDENl dziiernillza| g
Bitwa rozpoc D czela q sic Wczq
raj Cd rama j trwala do p6E
nocy. Tylne straze ayjjslHs' +
wstrzymyWa}y ataki Japoh
czyk6w, azeby ulatWic gloWl
.nym silom rosyjs kim od
rot. Rosyi rozcho odzii SD ob
cnie {. ,1trzymanie Mlukdens i
tax dlugo, dop6ki mr6z= ni{
powstrzyma Jap ohcz.yki j. ] ki6v
!. .dalszejj akcyi ojennej
straty rosyjjslie oblieE
czaja ma 80, 600 ludzi. BitWa
pod Mukdenem posiada. vie.
<ksze znaczenie, niz bitNapod
Liaojjang. Ma pol nioWynll i
zachodzie wojsko by1o Wczd
raj bardzo zmeczone brakld
nu zyWnozci. W|Ypadki ze'
szlego piatku pozbaWily zol5' 1]E'
merry j oficer6W reszty od--
wagi. Gala dolina Jest zas1an''a' ana
tax kulami, 20 kane onierzy
zbierajja jje szuflanai jak We
gle Oficerzy ME q; ppsiaadAh
Idok1adpy u maj I
.obie strony oczyWai.y,
.Wczoraj Japoh hczycy ponowl1
.ataki. zolnierzy rosyjskich
opanowala rozpacz. Me my
sla juz o zwycieztWie, lecz
walcza jedynie ". obronie ~
icia 10000 Rosyan apadlo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20

LIAOJANGl, Is pazdzier-
nika. Miasto jest bardzo "a
niepok kojone 2 powodu ra-
-port6w, kt6re przynosza ran
nj zolnierze z prawego skrzy-.
dla japofsk kiego, e general
Kuroki zdolal ujaf genera1a
Kuropatkina " zasadzk4
odcial czterY rosyjskie dywi--
rye znajd jdujace sic na rsch6d
Cd Phensihn. q q
General Kll'oki prze te
cztery rosyjskie dywiiizye CO.
raz dalej No ch6d v tYm. u
cslu, abY lepiej zapeW'nit q
dosobnieniie chic Cd gov
neij armiii / zapo biedz ka- '-
lom wy yselanie posilk kowycl
woisk ola zaje jetych dyw1z.yi.
pohczycy SLIME fortyfiklu-
iia sWoje pozycye na p6lnoc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20
poludniu.. Nasze strat!y "a
znaczne.

DREZNO, D ; T 2 Il. pakd ziernik.
z Wczoraj umarl kr6l saskii
jerry po kr6t tki'eml1, 30 zale-
dWie dwule niem anoWaniu.
Rzady po MIN objal syn: Fry
deryk. zona jego ks. LudWi7
ka hyla bohaterka skandalu
sWiato toWe go, :ucie lszy " roku
zeszlym nauczyciel elem
swych dzieci, Francuzen
Gironem. Obecnie ksiezna
ME mieszka 2 mezem, kt6ry
wstapn wczoraj na tron kr6-
Beda sic zapewne
starali ich pogodzic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20
WILKESBARRE


VIII KESBA. .RRE q
|zeszl lyrn odniu ode bral 80
bic zycie przez pre- ciiecie Sy-
brzytws |si letni An.toni
|Peszka 1Wards dswiille. ECd
|dluzszego csasr zl'yVracal On n!aI
g6lna uNage emf " ybry.s| .
kann1 peWneg s. We eco,
yszedl na ll1iice ,ez
[pelus trzeWiilk onlis-
b IA & lI1 ] ~ dill l
q ll|||| &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20

I.S'S
PETERSBURG logo paz.-
.dziernika. opatkin to-
legrafowal caro- owi:: Przez oaly
die q arrniia mand zurska to-
%, ,czyla zacieta wall I4 Trzeba
nam bylo vzl'rlno ocnie nasze
przednis strazse sW centrum i
I1aa praWem j; !, .llle. ~ tom
skrzydle ,ltrz !! ymali 4 . 5ny sia
na ,sszyc stsn Wiskach
4 sprses eal elzie1 nasta
nior izllnrok len sis
cof drug iinie 'obron-.
ntrta llsz ons
|I B
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20
IEDElE'Nl zierniikIa'I! =!

IEDEN 4 zdziernikIaI!
Wloskiie ME daWne rozruchy
rob icze Wy " 6rod-
.koWsi Europiie Wiel lka niespo.
koino6e. Cesarz austry yackl5i1 4 4
nie1niecki przyp szczal e
.strai II 81 VII eel poll yczn9 cgzzl
III nit prze zemyslo owe .1s IS
'stryackii .1- &
|ie ala kojj noscI troll
sprzynaie zeba konleczs
s1,iie Sc, ] areszto przyw6 6dzc6Nl'
Estrai ikier6 oskiis 20
llstanie zInusz llIl. 4 rzez pow 6
|sxs Iasl'Y
kalnieisse rod q isto q .l
|E [I q ll &!
i|!lIa 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20

STE EMS no
iesiiec csne1l dzeniuI
tam ~
dlies e jjeto
Iso &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20

'plocki otrzymal zawiado on1i
ME, 90 konse elkrac cYa nowegp
ibiskupa odbed die sic v dliIpa
20 BIN. " Pet sburgl1, . Oh
jecie stolicy bis piiejj 4 I'd 4
.cku " poezat 1 ch stopada
faf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20
NO why
EL.EGR FICZNE. a II 4

WASHINGTON, 1890 paz-
<dziernika. General bryga-
dy G. II. Burton, generalny
Inspector armii, uwaza kan
tyne " wojsku jako srodek
obiegania Memorial Sci. i.
Me majac J, ,kantyny'' zolnie-
re uciekaja 2 pod choragwi,
staja sic nieposlu lusznymi, cho-
ruja j odwied edzaja knajpy mai
gorszego gatunku, wyraataja-
CO W poblizu rezerWacyi jak
grzyby " leslie. Sprzedaz piwa
j lekkiego wilma przynosi "
ski, mogace Wplynac na po-
lepszenie pozywienia, ma "a
kupywanie dobrych gazet j
pozytecznych ksiazek Brak
,,kantyny" ma Filipinach spo-
,wodowal zolnierzy do lzy-
wanna nadmiernego zlej w6d-.
ki i do palenia opium.
Ma rocznem zebraniu vol
skowych lekarzy " St: Louis
powzieto jednog} o6nie rezo-
lucye, azeby " Wojslku zak M la ! Z
dano kantyny . (
TOXIC, 1890 azdzierni-
ka. Genera. ()ku zdo byl
25 armat. Dotyc ychczas dosta-
10 sic y rece Japofc czyk6w
80 armat. Niekt6re oddziaiy
Rosyan ucie ekaja " wielkim
poplochu. Cofanie odbywa
sic M calej linii. Armia ia
po6ska 5ciga aciela
energicznie. K,1ropatkin do
wodzil osobi6cie trzema dy-
wizyami, przeclW kt6rym
walczy1a nasza armia ma pra-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20
INV T OI.SKICH
RE- CE.

= =. q
g =. "a. &; 8 I
b CLElVEI,A D %. Ja-
noWslki, g orde erca 6rko-
EN!kskiego otrzy zyn1a praWdo opo-
|Ildobnie nov.y process. Przy-
Esi4Rggli jak Wiiad ONO, uznali
EJanowsk Wiinnym NOR
|aerstWa Y piierwsz.yym stop
niiiju, lecz pol ecii 90 jedno-
Ecze6nie lasce sadu. JanoWski
zosta pos}any ma Gale zyciie
[do iezienia. Adwokat Jano-
n!lsk;'iego p. q NiedzWied Xxi,
lapelo " :spraWie swego
lkisnta do vyzszej instancjji
Isad doWej sa wszelkie dane
|po temu, ze apelacja wypad !
|l |nie 9 lyle Dpo yslnie dla Ja-
nowskiego, ze otrzyma on
(nory process. Pytanie tylko,
ley zamiast ma Gale zycie do
ezienia, ME edruje
gym razem Janowski ma krze-
| |sfp elektry czne?
oiicjjant + Sluka miial
onegdaj nader ciezka prze-.
praWe 2 Kuliszo oWihskim q.
iegd zionaI Sluka chcial "a
NAL lopea
Kuliszuwihskich "a kra-
dziez wegla. Rod dzice staneli
Nv obronie synalka stroz
bezpie ezehstwa publicznego
musial ratowac sic ucieczkaa.
|Powr6cil on atoli wkr6tce .
,,patrolka'' kt6ra odstaWi1a
ojca, matke j syna na stacje
|policyjn PAM Kuliszowih- !
ska G? praw',d opodo obnie 70
|stanie ukarana najsuro owiej
Z calej :tr6j ii, gdyz pobila !
policjanta miot}a
Pawel Sztapak, 18-letni
chlopiec pols &, ma szcze6c Gle:
pro esoWano go " sadie
kry a1nym "a zzbrod odnie "a
b6jstwa. Przysiiegl jjednak
zawyro koWali zle Sztapa:k,
lost winnym tylko napaaci.
bicycle zimy Sztapak .cisnal
kaWalem lodu Y y peWnego
Ipijaka i to 2 tax fatalnyn1 ~
lskutk tkiem, ze pijak 6W 1padl
Ina bruk i ozbi1 sobie cza-
[szke. Podczas rozpraWy sado-
wejj wykaza1o sic, ze Sztapak
ljest pracoWity1 ym n odzieh-
Gem ! cieszy sic jak mai lepsza
1reputacjja j to pod obno skfo-
lnlilo przysieglJ e nznai
1Sztapaka Wiinn.yna przestep;
|stwa, ki6re jest kara,ne grzy.
Wna lub W najgorsz yrn raziie
ldomen1 rob ocz.ym.
GPEEN II A Wis Pan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20

GREElN BAY Is. Pani
Anastazya Gao hoWska odb bsho-
dzila yzeszl5ym godniu 1o1 .|l
|rpcznice din
clhoUska Jest jieszcze
.prz aobYy yn zdroMiir1 i ma
|1adziejie "a jeszcze q ilkaa g lat
y Ipozyje 3: liczne groao rew-
zyjjaci6l kladalo
lserde deczne zenia SD dziwei
skobie cie. I1zE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20

PETERSBURG paz-.
dziernika. Tutejjsze biuro wo-
jennie otrzymalo Wiado domo6ci
Z Mandzuryii, ze praW,ie wszy-s
stkich ranny Oh = ostatnie53
.bitwy przeW;oza ,l' I; do TIarbin NJ.
Og6lna opiniia Jest ta ze
general Kuropatkin| Mo be-
die stanie zymania
.Mukdenu i rozlo zy6 " MIN
Ikwatery na zirnee, = e drugiei
takiej sbitVy j ME dzie n6gl
wydac, bed lie zm,1 ,1szony l1dat
sic swojje EN- iskiem do
EHarbinu i tam "a eroWac
ssie ena zinas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20

RsZ,AI. NJ a 7Spazdz dzisr-
Ik|l,lry yer rszaWsls;i &
sdonosi, u biz upstwo ploe
Ekie III obssdz lion ychcsaal
10 przsj6 6e;iius 81 I'M
|stoic Inetr itsrna Iloh
ai 4 I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20

DETROIT, Mich. Piotr.
Kujawa, zamie zkaly pod nr.
f729 przy Forest ave. znajdu-
he sic " szpitalu Grace " sta
ME niebezpi ecznym. ekarze
|szpitalni skonstat oval, ze
|pacyent ma m6zg naruszony
wskutek uderzenia otrzyma-
nego " glove jakiems tepem
narzedziem. O zadanie mu
.rany oskarza Kajawa LudWi-
5ka Pujjd dowskiego zam pod;
nr. 664 przy Hancock ave. ,.
Detek ektywo1n Kun kel j Boer-
sig, ze stacyi Hunt, opowie-
dial { IS, K,a1jaWa, zie 5dnia 1go b.
"a. zaatako koWany zostal przez
!. .Pujd skiego przy narozni-
.ku + Forrest ave. Dubois vi.
i ze ten ostatni uderzyl gov
glove pa}ka, czy czems podo-
bnem. Zrazu Kujawa ME "a
uwazyl zadnych nadzWyczaj-
Dych skutk6w uderzen MIA, lecz
" ubiegla srode pocza} narze-
kac ma dotkliwy b6l " glo-
vie. Zmuszony on byl po'zo-
sta6 " donau Cd piracy j "a
wezwac pomocy lekarskiej.
Przybyly do chorego DR.. H.
j.. Obetz odeslal Kujjawe do
szpitala Grace, gdzie dokona-
no ma MIN operacyi. Usunie-
to, mianowiciie Hose zapiekl
krwi, jaka sic pod czaszka
pacyenta nagromadzi}a Dr..
Obetz jest zdanis, ze Kujawa
ma m6zg nadwerezony. Puj-
dowski, zdajje sic, opu6cI
miasto, bo policya mimo "
silnych, poszuk kiWa1 do
tel pory ME zdo o1ala go poi
mac.
PLYMOUTH. r. B. Mikul-
ski, wlasciciel salonu " ma
szem miescie, zostal, ladac
na bicyklu, najech chany przez.
W6z Thomasa EdWardsa nap
rzeciWko stacyi kolei .: l...s I.I
e w Pomimo siilnego uply
WI ,lk,rwi, p. Mikuls kiemu ME.
Igrol poWazne niebezpiie-
Iczefstwo rany bowiern ME,
Iokazaly sic zb.yt ME ebezpie-I
czne. I sS5
WILKESBA RR 10 Nv w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20
l1rzedu Ell zIonka rady SIX kol-

z urzedu; Ell lonka rady szk'ol-
=nej Wardy, z przYstapio io.;
no do wyboru czlonka IA je-.'
|go miejjses. Pred dstaWiiono
[trzech kand Tow IA ten u.
rzad, Pr. Marciina K'aliszew-
|skiego. Szczepana WorzaAa j
q. SherWoo . rezultat.
IglosoWania byI astepujacy:.
#Szczepan Worzal}a 6 glo-
SOW; elisze wski
glosy; Sherwood 1 CLOS
a zatem S. Worzalla zostal
obrany na ten urzad.
Do uniiwer;sytet or etu stanru
Wisconsin " Madiso on, opr6cz
p. Jana Pasternack ckiego ze.
I t - f.E
Stevens Point, uczeszcza jjes.
.szcze dw6ch naszych arada-.
.k6w, p. Anfoni Kryzi6ski 2
Milwaukee j p. TtanislaW
Krzysko=z 2 Milwaukee. a q Pa 9 !.
sternacki jest ma ko6czeniu
kursu farmaceuty cznego, p.
! Krzysko Wstapl " tyn ro-
ku ma kurs medy yczny, + p.
Kryzidski jest drugi rok ma
wydziafe elektro tee chnicz-
.nym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20
WASHINGTON, D. c., /

WASHINGTON, D. C.,17
pazdz. Rad Iowa k!omisya Sta
now Zjednocz zonych badajaea
przyczyny katastrofy na pa.
rowcu General Slocum' W
New York, gdzie zginelo o.
kolo 1000 os6b, ukohczy1a<.
swoje dochod odzenia j zdala do
k1adny rapport prezyden
Roosevelt. Skutk kiem tego 8 ra- ).
portu prezydent kazal us'1-
mac 2 posady Rob oberta s. Ro-
die, gl6wnego inspek ktora flo- o
ty handlowei " drugim dy-.
strykcie oraz postawiic: Y Y stan
.oskarkenia inspe ktor6W Ja-
mesa "a. Dumont Thomasa
|H. Barrett.
>Prezydent polecl kongre-
sowi ustanoWi6 specyalne
|prawo, kt6reby suroWo kara IA
10 "a nisdo k1adne aparaty DO
gaszenia ognia az paroWcach,
oraz MED tateczne d pasy rar
ItunkoWe.
Kompaniia okret toWazostanie
Ir6Wniezz. ociagnieta Dc. .odpo-
l.wiedzialnosci "a e katastrofe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20

BERLIN, Wis, Piec chic 4
|pc6w pols chs utonelo w ze.s
|szllym odniu y rzece Fox. q:
wtorek chlopcy udali.
sic na stare bagna Sacket "
|celu nacieciia vie erzbiny lecz.
deszcz 'przeszk odzn i'm w tel
piracy, j chlopcy przeno ocowa-
III W budziie ma kagnie. Jesz-
|cze we wtorek widziano ,ich.
|przy zyciu " l6dce na rzece.
Fox, gdzie lowili ryby. We. We
czwartek zas spostrzezono
l6dke, wywr6cona do: CORY
Ednem j skoro Q tenn wiesc
|doszla do miasta okoto 100.
|mezczyzn, chlopc6w j kobiet.
|uda1o sic mad brzeg rzeki W
|celu odszukania zWlok chop
COW j 20 dlugiej szukaninie
|odnaleziono zwloki iednego
" " piatek a reszta cial spo-
|ezywa ma dnie rzeki. NazWi-z
.l1ot AZ ~ m so ;a1 = q cton1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20

BERLIN, Is pazdziernika.
Nadeszly tutaj alarmujace
wieSci 2 polud niowei Afryki.
Powstanie plemienia here
row przybiera 2 ka2dym
|dniem coraz wieksze rozmia-
~ i dis ME MONA powie-
|dziec {, ma czem sic to skoh-
czy. Obecnie przy}aczy}y sic
do buntu takze murzyhskie
plemiona Gochas6W i Hot
tentot6w. w obec tego zaza-
Edal general LeutWein naty-
chm miastoWego mad eslania mu
Eposilk j. to v znacznei Gc,z-.
bic. Minist rstwo Wojjny zatem.
rozeslalo Ok 6lnik do rezerWi-.
stow .arty yleryi j inzynieryi.
|azeby sic zglosili do s1uzby
w ,Afryce, ,obie cujac podw6jne
gaze.
Ia grozna sytuacya " Al s.
ryce wywoluje tutaj coraz
wieksze zanlepok kojenie j Rad.
zamierza wysA6. bardzo zna-.
czny korpus, azeby ostat g
cznie stlumie coraz bardziej
szerzacy sic bunt.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-05-21

overwhelmingly designated the
! choice and nothing further was
needed than Joint ballot by the
| House and Senate TO rut the i'm
press of solemnity upon that
choice. The eau 5as was jud;ci0us-
| " dlscountrnaced by the .eauin-
Democrats at the capitol, atd, ~
are exceedingly proud to say,
Senator Murphy j. Foster was
voted for and reelected to the
exalted position Of junior United
States Senator. 1t is worthy Of
note, and the fact is extremely
complimentary to his great ability
and past services, that he is per-
haps the only man who has ever
been chosen to that high station
in so brief a time and by the
unanimous choice OF both BRAN
ches Of the Legislature.
On the occasion, the speech OF
acceptance delivered by Senator
Foster was one of extreme force
and bril'iancy. teeming with CO.
jent and irresistible Democratic
logic. One Of the main themes
touched by the speaker is the i'm
perialistic tendencies OF the Fed
eral government under the Rnpub-
lican party and its constant en-
entertainments upon the prcroga-
tives of the States, contrary to the
cardinal reservations ia the con-
stitution and against the prlnci-
Piles upon which the federated
government was established
Senator Foster implicitly aimed
at the great trusts Of the country,
and his trenchant words will have
a wonderful and magnetic effect in
causing the Democrats Of the
country to bury the past dissen-
sions and present solid front to
the Republican foe in November.
Alike Governor Blanchard, he
magnanimously tenders the olive
branch to factionist Democrats and
appeals to them to ''lct the dead
past bury its dead" We beg to
congratulate cur distinguished
felIow-citizen who will thus right
ly succeed himself in that august
body where he has displayed such
fearless advocacy OF the Demo-
cratic principles and such antiring
vigilance in the defense and pro-
lection Of every interest OF the
people OF Louisiana.
To repeat the words Of our cap
ton, in view OF the great benefits
rendered the State by this worthy
son Of St. Mary as Chief EZcca-
tive and now as United States
Senator for the second term, the
unanimous election OF Murphy }.
Foster to succeed himself is "a
deserved recognition of eminent
craftsmanship"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-05-21

Wher"as, n pctition has been presented to the
r,ltc, jury oi The parish of st Mary signed by
one third Of the property tax PAYERS of the
eighth ward OF sad parish, p-titin,inG said
nUdv II oru"r an rl"rtieu in the said viHh b
ward upon tlr proposition tS vote - three ~
thXtnr ten years upon all the taxsble prvpSYtv
In the sald ward, for the purposrsf erecting
nd mliitaniiiG Il school house and crOunlo
in said ward, tn: tide 10 hich shall b. In the
pubic. in accordance with the terms ana Cus,di.
tons of Article 4a3 OF the Constit ution Of
Louisiana adopted ia the year lS.lS nna in ac-
cordanre With III, terms and conditions OF Act,
l3 OF the Acts of the General Assembly II tho
state O: Louis for she year lSsE. :.,A Act
No. LIS of l9,l and
" hcrcaS, sad petition has been pNbls bal
for thirty DAYS i'll the otliria journal 81 the par.
i'h IF -. Nary, in accordance with Liw, No u
therefore:
l'r II resolved y, the police Jury Of the pae
ieh 81 81. Mary, in regular scS sion h,ssriu ht,~
that an election lee held. and same is hprrhy
ordered, ON lhroda; June the It'll l!tal. IL tho
saId'ig'iih ward OF the parish of ~. Mary, for
the pm pose of T"tng on the propo.i tim t. levy
spa r!al ..iN OF t!iIee mills per amman on the
dollar Oh All taNahl" property i'll said wnrtl fer
the term vi ten years, for the purpose Of err 4
Jig "Ed in..tntai ning public ..hool hOn>+ AID
grounds. he II lie 10 which shall H. VI he pub
lie, as stated Ia sud petition hereto ahsacheA
aud maj" part hereof
Br II further o-Ct.iIu"d that said eleftAN be
held i'll accurdancA with the general ELECTION
law 1T thr state of Louisiana. as r-.,hir,,, by
law, auu that the Board of Supervisors o. =. &
'i'H ~ ana lug PARISH pt MARY ems
t"m''i>si"n.rs of election and clerks t. "ttr;..o
ut the polling place. and further that tf,cv
furnish, at the expense If The parish the b, st,te
to he used at said election, which ballots sf.nfl
DC printed 80 az to confOrRto the req uireiGeNtS
OF sad election.
liz it further ordained. That the a&seseor and
registrar OF voters furnish the commissioners
arDoEtc ~ above provided by the Board Of SUB
trVi|"rs ot Elections. with poll ists aud all
',sary information for the ccnduction Of sah
lecti";i. AID that the Board Of Supervisory ~
,ffI !,
~ sheets and other necessary papt1r for mai
!l- ~" returns of said election, all Ut which
: !al be 1t thee expense OF the parish.
hr It inrthHr ordained. That this ordinance
D plhiist'rd together with said petition fnr
iHir:y DAYS i'll ~, official iour' al OF the parish
~ Il II 'r'y, and that when said election shall
h'tFe been held that due return thereof lie
ISL Ut st. MIR.
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TEE NASHVILLE REUNION.

Arrangements are being perfcc-
ted for entertaining the United
Confederate Vctera us at Nashvi lc,
Tenn, on June 18th and 10th, in
elusive. The Camps of Veterans,
the Sons OF Veterans, and the
three Chapters OF the Daughters
of the Confederacy are working in
harmony withe the business Or
CARNATIONS Of Nashville to furnish
an entertainment as nearly faalt-
less as possible.
The arrangements Will be far
better than ever before for Neter-
ans to meet in their old commands
on the campus OF the Vanderbilt
University. The Only variation
from the former rules Of entertain-
ment is that OF giving the sold
soldiers" preference. This action
will be approved by every loyal,
beautiful woman VINO comes to do
them honor. While sponsors and
their maids Of honor will be en-
tertained bX their Department,
Division and Brigade Comman
ders. provision will be made for
many Of them in the homes Of the
best people of the city.
While the first consideration
will be given to the Veterans, an
open-hearted invitation by the
committee OF the Reunion is eX-
tended to ali patriotic people.
fhe orator of the occasion will be
Rev. S. Mckim, of Washington,
d. C., who served in the Army of
Northern Virginia, a most loyal
Confederate and IA very eloquent
speaker. The United Sons of
Confederate Veterans viii also
hold their annual Convention.
which promises to be second to
none in the history OF the organi-
cation.
4 low rate has been given by
the railroads OF one cent per mite
each way, plus . cents, with ex-
tension privilege of several weeks
upon the payment of so cents Tor
n" deposit and care OF ticket by
the railroad agents.
We hope that every Veteran in
the Parish OF st. Mary will be
able to attend the Reunion ia
Nashville on June II h 10Th.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
BIRD judicial District Cour', Par.
ISL of St. Mary.
Petfus Saad & BIOS. Va. Ashv 4
Mahfouz, No. 1879.

ny v'liuo Of n writ Of fie,i facias issut
out 81 the "Id judicial Dis,,,e, Comr,
~ "nt Tor the Parish of St. Mary. in th
above entitled and numbered suit, | IN,
seized aud will offer for sale ut pnbI
auction TO the last and highest bidde,
:"r cash, na tao premises in the town &
Fra"t 'in, mis- Parish, on
SATURDAY., THIS 18TH DAY OF MAY
"A. ID. 1904,
between the hours of IL O'Clock 4.
and O'Clock p. M. the following DE-
scribed property to-wi:
Lot OF cry goods, gents fnrnishlL
goods, llrrns, towels, table cloths, M
tons, husery, .hawl., suspende,s. ar
other articles as per itemze,l list on Il,
q ne sheriff s4"ifica, said goods bein
s>tN.'ed III the store building opcrat,
w Ashy s Hahfouz on Anderson Sire.
IN tie Town Of Franklin, at which plss /,
inu SAINT will be sold,
JOHN b. SANDERS, She.Ak
Shertf's Office. Parish of st. Mar
L..,.. May i2th, 1904. =
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

sGovernor Blanchard a few days
ag6s sent his first message to the
General Assembly OF the State
and even to the mind of the most
captioussthe recommendations OF
the new Governor cannot tail to
find complete approval.
The message is a brief and
pointed document. 1t at once
convinces the reader with the
firmness and fixed determination
of the new Governor. Governor
Blanchard speaks to the point as
to the colored man. He declares
emphatically against any sort OF
social equality, but just as en-
phatically assures the black race
that he will be amply protected
in his rights and that mob law
will not be tolerated and the in
stigators OF it vigorously punish
ed. He recommends the reduc-
ton of Executive patronage by
the Legislature in a calm and
prudent way and suggests that a
committee from each House be
empowered with the duty Of de-
signing appointees and in the dis
tribution of patronage. He lays
great stress on public education
and the necessity of greatly in
creased facilities. The State
debt, the levees. the various fiscal
agents Of the State government,
the old Confederate soldiers, the
public institutions of the State
in short, the new Governor has
frankly stated his views on every
vital subject, and with such a ring
that means earnestness and deter
mination.
He magnanimously lays aside
rancor and animosity and calls
all good men-of whatever condi-
ton and party-to unite and strive
together for the future upbuilding
of the State.
The BANNER has never felt SO
proud of supporting Governor
Blanchard as it does now. 1t feels
entirely confident that, from the
outlines of his administration,
as foreshadowed in his first mes.
sage, and with the able assistance
he will receive from st. Mary's
son, Lieut.. Governor J. Y. San
ders, he will give the people OF
this State thoroughly practical,
patriotic and glorious admins
Htion.
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4 DESERVED RECOGNITION OF
EMINENT STATESrlANSHlp.

If there was one thing in which
the past Democratic primary was
a complete success, that thing was
the selection of one of the United
States Senators from Louisiana.
In referring the selection OF such
high functionaries to the people.
in q primary election-only need
tAg confirmation by the joint ac-
Gion of the General Assem- bly-th.
Y,managers have acted wisely
> ...a, at the came time, have heed
led lg-expressed demand for
xI t..lSion of United Sta',s S,n
ators directly by vote of the peo-
pie. we believe evcryon wlll b,
snti. fed with thiSnew method 0
elect. ng s (which, besides,
is so essentially Democratic
Hithei to, the election of United
States Senators srlnlv hv the two
branches of the Legislature vas a
source OF much loss in valuable
rlme IN the -. afn.35 OF needed
laws. IT, say }"rhin~ e. 'he politi-
cal make-shifts engendesed by
protrac, d avau-io, which too
frcn~. v # ct@d pei y dignity
and diminished party fealty among
the people. As the case now pre-
sents itself, the election Of a
United States Senator was finally
without the loss OF a
time, and the new
Legislature in session will have
thc entire duration of the time al
lotted to It by law to work for tfe
rood ct the State and the veal Of
Ehe people.
The BANNER is pleased to OBJ
serve that q caucus was declared
unnecessary to select the United
States Senator. The people had