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tiEae. from Christmas on 20 The next

tiKAe, from Christmas ON 20 the next
christmas. s. 4 ss.. I. !. s
Lean Hindu collie women or pretty,
dainty Japanese glance thoir swifs
nngess, oaueted from knuckles to naiI
With rings, through the bright leaves,
choosing thosa which are ripe for the
dEier. Their harvest festival, 700,
goes on ell the time. for the Japanese
make perpetual holidays among the
camps Of playars and sumbIers and
puppet.shop / pc ople which cluster
about the plantations. :.s. J., s.
In December and January orange.
picking viii viii bbs 10 ;a progress in Califor.
nia aud Florida. In the lead Of our
winter, the Cuban labaeers begin TO
hsok ct the bread leaves Of tho to.
baaeo plants, In j Jeuuary and Febru.
cry they begin 10 out cane in the West
Indies oron the iathmus. Next oomes
she main coffee picking in Ceylon.
Before it 10 half over April or early
Mey briugs the wheat harvest again,
for grain 10 ripe and ready in Pales.
.tiue. "a /: :..sS *$:=. 1i =.
La the fields which once rsplenish-
cd solomon's s granaries, they. till the
soil, from seed 90 seed, just as they
did for the Wise King. Still the men
wiald the eiokleand the women CLEANS
and the unsnussled OK tseads. ont the
chat, as 10 times when the Prophets
made parallels from tho bread OF the
body that men might understand ths
Beaad og Life. Only, the Chosen
People harysst no more, aud Che lord.
y Bsdouins, who have Inherited ths
land. are 600 proud 10 soil their fin,
:gers With che dnst OF earth. De.
spiasd Ohriatisne fsom aoross ths Jor-
dan lease che. fields goe . few dollsra
aud pare os the crop. z.s S. US E. y.
Unsil the grain 10 ripe shey sss ur
their tents in. the ruined temples and
thentrss Of 9. greater nge, and surr
tho waters Of che sacred river for irri
cation and make war on the Wild boars
Then Boss geaps and Ruth CLEANS
sfser che pattern set when Israel wal
9 nation. ; ' .:;;3::<,f :.y =; s.
While they arc thrashing in Paies
tine, the arst binder begina to Whir in
Dakota o. Oklahoma, and the harveas,,
is on again, that the hunger Of mar
may be satiafied through another win
81 # s. !; & X 90
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pair In Montgomery, Alabama, the
guinea sells from 80 cents to 35 cents
each, and che reports from the poul-
terers in many Of our American oities
show that the guinea 10 worth as
much as tho best Of young chick
fens. .....-,:s: ~ -. ."
Strange 20 say, 10 this experimental
country Of ours the guinea egg has
not yet reached its true appreciation.
Il ia considered by European epieures
"a great aelicaey, With; rich flavor
resembling that Of the much priced
plo7er's eggs, and is regarded by
many rs especially delicious when
esten cold with aspio Jelly or other
relish. "... (: ..,,..<...: 49,. F..
In the South the best Of the old
time cooks hold the guinea egg in
special reverence when it comes to
making cake and preparing dishea
where q rich aagor is required. The
hesh es sls gu.noa is Eegardsd ns easi-
~ and thoroughly digested, and not
inferior on shis account to the flesh Of
chickens and turkey.
The conclusion Of Dr. r.Langworthy 10
that guinea fowls might we'll be bred
In the United States more extensively
either along with other poultry or in
ia7ger numbers by themselves. They
arc inclined to run about 90 good deal.
With proper care they are easily
raiaed and the guinea hen is q great
layer Of eggs, her average output q
gear not being less than 100 sggs,
and frequently more than this nam-
her. The guinea il exceptionally
hardy and face from disease. He ia
o great insect destroyer. He eats ell
sorts Of wild seeds, and IL properly
trained would doubtless make abort
work Of inc nut grass crop, which Ii
go much OF . nuisance on many
Southern farms. ''It will withou;
doubt, snys DR.. LaugvoEthy, BE- q
benefit to both brsadara and buyers, IL,
| 40 seems probable, guinea fowls be-
/ come more appreciated as table bird
in this ountry. /" .. s ,>:> Il.
A b.. that 10 as good 90 pheaseu,
for tho table, and that lays better
eggs than q hen, that furnishes al
nouriehing diet 40 beef or mutton
jthas protects the roost from thieyel
at night and che poultry yard frou
hawke in the day time. that can b
raised with little care and 8 modionu
cf food Ennsshe g g Be regarded Will
great favor BY our; economists Of tn,
farm. The day Of the: guinea
triur,ph is near at hand. We hav,
known him for many. years, and th
lsAmerionn sneonla will. nrisa him al
The mors whom they learn 10 appre
cieso bis many virtues. News AM
Courier. n B. 5i, s5 s3..1 :=.5 #
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Cry OF the harvester Sounds in All Ttan.
guages and Lands.
Sunny b soath,,.

5+ f9si 80 y :;5g% y ~ j - =
That iholiday Hhisa We know. as
Thanksgiving dsy might With almost
equal pfopsiety be called et'T'.sse Per-!
petual Feast at The Harvester =s
It was rejoicing over 5 successful
crop safely gathered that gave riae Co
the beautiful suHttum uf ff asttiug apart
one day of the year TO give thanks to
the Almighty for the blessings he has
bestowed. jy:5@ " +:$.} Z
l1Thst day iB so far distant that Amer
leans a;;ghs be sApeetsd to forget, bus
no date 10 more strongly fixed in the
nation's mind shan chat Of November,
1921, in which occurs The arst Thanks-
giving day. :! 3:=.:.I 4
The wonderful farming machinery
Of the present day, Abe binder and
thresher that have inst aided In har-
vesting one Of ths biggest crops that
Uncle Sahd ever knew, were then tas
distant from she minds Of the Pilgrim
fathers as q visit TO Mars is TO- the
people of today, ,3 0 =5;3 M :.:s 3.
The, harvest Rhosss liaiah they corn-
memoratea had been aranag from 40
unwilling aoil by tho primitive aneana..
and With the peril of tattaoka by tho
Indiana ever spressne g d. 7s
They have: been In She new, country
smstter Of Feievep3 montha, from Decem-
Der 81 10 November Their. 2aras
were pitched 4ons lands from which
they had cleared forests, and during
the months of aunnler, shore were
times when the doubt oe succeesful
crop dauntsd oven re ss..sssss hopeful,
aud the psospeSs of starvation hung
over like s menace. q. 2 :5 5s3
Butthe5 land responded to |, the call
Of the pioneeEss and 5so sthe first bar.
vest By white men ID Che United States
became the # occasion ofSstha frse
Thanksgiving ,:;5;s 3 : 8
Ittook only YRoarrs young ;mtnen' to
gather tho game, and food For that
6raE alsAsazsa 2! arm yoss b MT.
lion will ;be nesd dstdi / to get thsr :U nole
Sam what he sats This year. ID. & mark
of rejoicing that he has prospsred slo
plsntifnlly =:ssss 81
%Withpnt Hy inc gnaryest; there would
e2beenZ no Than kssiying day. Tho
nation which ejoiees isprimarily Civ.
ing thanks Coz shose Srieh hsl which
have made the United $Etatess The
gteat uuul % 1. 81 tns
world,
q. @:. On this basis, the aArnariicall j spIoopls
never had moro si.s eausa IL is foS DO gratsful
than iuss NOW Ths Ggarss chow shas
I. the corn crop pis shs largest id ID shs kis-
!, tory sos The soR[nlatsy s ana Che wheat
;erop is5nok RasI behiad sffls d phano omenal
fgurea os zsS s ss 8: :2ss2 fS
$ s3 Tie Saapnsa HOB sssr DORA slsoWa%2,-
!; ;707.bI5s, 600 bnsss ID .TEhiB isS 1ss,.
s6s, ,8ss E.saa lsss naore tsan iin 1907.
a The Fhsas ssep svil sarsp fully Is mat.
Steraof 50, so ,00Q, Sbushe bsloWs she
4 fgurss ROE |ssSssiSl
Tic Xsnony Bio That onsEitntas
the main sssn,ree sae9 salth SIG 81, Z,
5likeEis gives in ndseat tfona 81 Sb being ia:
I: eords sbEeaI Iing IL ID u ao b far 4 sitg aonaR
{ value sH aoa aasHsaa,, 10 tten aoEal
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80
she modern getting gun TO the eppos.
ing army. & 3 .:5 sz E...
First came che reapers and binders,
eaeh drawn by q or s. muies. The
Leading msehina makes its turn into
the aelds. Driver and helper work
some magic with che machinery. Then
thers iea buzz, and the siekle begins
to work. The grsat oanvas arms
which sWeep the grain into aheayea
for biading, begin to Whisl. Then,in an
instant ont comes four BbeaYes. Tho
! work that City men could NOS have
performed in an hour, has been done,
and bester, By two men 10 g minute. IS. ].
But even this Is not the limit. In
OellfoRnia is q still more wonderful
devioe. 81 q 5. h i j5,i: 4, Is, !:
This machine, heavy aa a church
and complicated as watch, ID al . me
ohanisal marvel. Before, goes 4: iiu.mI- i.Ir
beri1g engine with 8 heavy ssaok, and
| Q aFs.box that vomits out dense flames
from: shot petroleum fire. Bahiad,
it 10 .all lavera and big pillars .. and
curious devices 81; steel. s., $. ].
Is works VITA ebe oaon,plex + aeo,,,aov q, m
OF . human being. 55 Che siokie buzses,
and che heads from ia swsnty-foot
| uiWath aell a. e,ll,s,oothly g ! canvas IA. IA.
! OhIy ths heada:f ! sh;a prouI n,ona,es
docs not concern himaale ss;s, q ne: :,
and the ddeaanr,;tatad a,a,,,s ,,ad MI
hind his couraa !, ] 's'..
The golden beada IS, 81 I 81 ;n,o .,. s, !.
chine aa saouet IS tlair -, ~ ,,o,,a,. !,
iania are II loss i ia baliv. >,sV Is s III
|glimIp,ses %of tham rnah;,e 1 81 ~ sTsn; sana
ithera through tla o,m, m,,ias & soba &
] ism: ana preseuflv Z; laha,as II ! s 8
been yeryS 7s, bnav With 3 Soma y m 3 49, -
I,;erks down; s Iava, nm Il s,,. 49,
4 ble four four qet baas .oa vbaat M a.s's.a 's.
/ other end, &c 8 nan With i abovaI s y,ort. I'D
Hike mad .$olea,r;n rs a,ya : ,,;Ia ne .l
1 and short ep,Isar,iad Il N ssrs,v ''Ss; ~ d ''1'
s. g .a.:ss 81. shgt tIa ;;snaiaSs ,,i,sa1va,
how tI,a pra; 3 S.hssh M VA IS. IS
ARA array 3 ninnta ~, /, =, s.
FOR miiIa month & ,.o,l- 8, 81 ls,s
;1 I. - y
It sis hann, s,,o,. ,, ,vo 81 sss i,
AZ Al = s. = y NY
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The Anderson Real Estate
and Investment Co.,
BUYERS SELLERS
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS & BONDS.
&c. CUMMINGS. Sales Dept.
49, BUYERS AND SELLERS OF

Our facilities for handling your property are perfect ag
we are large advertisers all the country Right no
VIC having considerable inquiry in this and ad
olniag Counties and Of the Piedmont
section who wish to dispose Of their property will find a
We are In position to make quick satisfactory salee
Now 10 the time to list your property with u.s. and We
Will proceed at once to give attention to all properties
trusted to us. = : ..' ...C. -. :.:~. :.
Address ali oonuunioatious to J. G. Cummings, Sale
Department. ""H T. ..-=.#
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. The Triumph og tfn GuInea..

s5 One OF The most interesting aud
alaabie of tho many sF Farmers Bulle.
tins issued ~ the United Ssates De-
'paEtrnent Of Agtie euleure is Tho Lang
Hoefhy In1nngrenh & ne ;G g a;asa 81
Fowl and Sita Use as GOD. ','S Tie
gainess as we all know ia the soush,
is ono of ths MOST attrastive, Sof all onr' tGr'
osnessicased, ,bisda, It can run faster.
than q kildee, ay fnsshe than i q par l.r
sridge, quassaI more shan she coaven.
sion of the DAN hters OF. the Anaeriiusn
Regolation, snd rake 80 mssIh mss noise.
as Hungarian hAnal y We do mot
sagrea with Dr. Len gNesshy shas She
ery eg sha gainea sisf und ndaaisbly3 did.
agsseabIesss bub Ne :daos aagao With him.
tsnas is is nss ysEyI, ss.aao ol.a sssosas fhata
thoae % ducks and & geas. ne
gnsnee' y place iE shsal rpuitsy yard,
|aeonomy IL thatso2, a wascahsaan iin Che:
||soWss Ha giyss 8 8 III sassssins, as{S SDs.:
Aaang gaorshy ssys, s rsanaefa IL ths;
posltsy yard. and !, I. s.sEaaoseoysr, W jig daoss,
nos ssas to attack gnysh hing "a Igsash..;;
|erB. 80 pag gnaeions ia his diep osition,Z
andSael dstsrmine is hs chat ha5a 5alonrs,
nans apply iWallh,ste ll,t vi ecsrsrrsOtis !
III assL Assssping mo har poIIssx i
well hnvad l[sA 81 ID nel,hing.
|:aaias I so 1 the iss,a ,assed
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sysil1Ii.1Rl;j'p j'ps AsIEI;T,TERiI |; q; !

WHITE NH "a. ETEH !Sa!y7 I; 4
] freely and frankly, sa strte8est eosiitsS-I
Eepoes telling us $al your sympsolns and
5HVUDless yil 6eedS tIea adyaoa
4 s,ftH plaln sealss a1resopS> u hQy %
sElse khafn. dddIess: Iadies Advisory!
sGep The ts0cga hsedicine Coz
/! . Tent M 4 ii q s. ;ySy. ,
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FRED D. BROWN Pes and B. F. Prsde1
A g. FARMER, Secretary.
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Ihe president appointed Messsfs. roo-
seigne and Gendron on said committee
and ordered recess of ten minutes
The recess being over the Jury was
called to order.
Mr.. Laurent appeared before the Jury
and handed in the following statement
which was read to the Jury; !
NJ, tba President and NJ. nhl Of the
5.po,;ce 1urv Of fha of stsi
+,,a R.nt;s+
Gentlemen:-I beg issfe Il suhmit
this my report which is as fpnoEa:
November IL, 1904.
Balance on hand 2.37703.
Receipts since 1s.! !zz:7o
= -
Total slo,oss.fo
-.oo
D'sOeiSeine"'s' o'oo-.oo
Ro,anca on hand this
March 9. 1905 5.545.64
would also beg Of YOU. gentlemen,
to appoint a committee to examine my
books and DESTROY the paid vouchers on
hand as these are a burden to your
treasurer. will also state to YOU. gen
t,aman that r am nrenared to tender
NV restoration as chief deputy sheriff
and assistant tax collector, but that 1
am not ready to resign as parish treas
urer. Very respectfully,
EMIrE
m.o.
'e'''' =
Moved by Mr.. LeBrun and seconded
nv Mr.. Lasseigne. that the statement be
annrovad and accented and that same
ha,h,;.ha on, s,,.aod ,,nor tho r,;r,E
yes. auop'eu ~ aue iono"
1eas. barre, bourgeois, GenuroI, 0ia
M - NJ canaroo thot tbo nros
;..oo - tro n;th
a. .d.;5onts.s ~ ae,.;o men,be, and
| - - ;no eha t,o.snrors
hoo,,. ora aostrov tbe vouchers on hand
.oa,s. -, aona rono,+ ~ the
- :. .,,o w. The nroe;
| ,o;,+,d Masers Rarr6 and ROM
=, ,,;a oonon,;tteo
| The committee On claims reported ia
| a. .,r1.,,,;,,r h;iIs which
ve-a o,aaraa raid
/
oeiesel. siespi, z ooios u esovo 30
panl Rartbelot sheriff for snn-
drv merchandises 16 65
P. Barre. repairing two doors in
sheriff's office. e.............. %
L. FL. Marrero, Jr, for process
verbal In state VS.. volsin from
,ooan Io.o'ei u ''' ''''i VI m
Lyon Cvnress Lumber Co.. for
desinfectants furnished 2 As
m . >. ;h+ ,., ,o,+
ino o'n'ta,' M n IN
oahhs pfese'i'eo .,'en 'i'is ro' 'n ,1n ~
payment 0, .ne 'iiiu eiaoins u INC
1T .n,7 soua ba;,o nronorly .nnroved
y, - =, ~
~ ','o En-
-
-. NJ 1op 49,. .aos
hu NJ. I.sso;nna that tho nnhl;c ro.ds
" @ 49,. 49,
1T, uo.o,,,+;o,, ho ;n,o.tod .ho,o;r
ie M :. -. 49,. - 49, II -
a. -..:...:....o :. Il;
- - - ana-to.1,, ond .t.. u,
ho'"' IT, W -
Adopted by the following vote: Yeas,
Barre, Bourgeois, Gendron, Granier,
LeBrun and I.asseigne; nay, none
Moved by Mr.. Bourgeois and second
ed by Mr.. Lasseigne that Mr.. Pierre
Tragre be appointed syndic of the 9Th
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Ia molten. soumise au vote, resulta
eemme suit: Lasseigne. LeBrun ct
Bourgeois. oui; Gendron, Barre ct Gra-
nier, non. II fut decide que lie jury ac-
cepterait sa resignation comme depute-
sheriff ct colleeteur de taxes, ct un.comi-
te fut appointe pour afler chercher ie
tresorier. En- arrivant dams la cham-
bre de nos ediles, lie tresorier presenta
son rapport sur les finances de parois-
se ct ,.snna sa resignation con- de deps.-
te-shebif ct eollecteur de tss lnafa
refusa de resigner comme fr ler, di-
SAINT quill n'etait pas pref resigner
CONNIE tel. VOLTA qui est ar6le! La
position de depute-sherif ct collecteuf
de taxes est plus lucrative que celle de
tresorier, ct dependant NJ. Laurent pre-
rere etre lie garden du tresor que depu-
te pour maintenir fordre.
ST nous commissions Phistore des fl
nances de la paroisse, nous ne le blame
rions peut-etre pas. Mais c'est tout dc
meme dr0le.
Dams votre proclaim numero, Nj.
PEditeur, 81 vous nous lie permettez
nous sortirons ainsi que lie moustique
de notre torpeur d'hiver, ct nous "pi.
querons" .tpar vous) de droite ct de gau'
che.
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Proceedings Of the
Board OF School Directors
of the Parish of St. John the Baptist
TUESDAY. MARCH IA. 1905.

TUESDAY. MARCH IA, l9U5.
Upon a call of the president the
Board meets this day IN extraordinary
sitting.
The roll is called and the following
members answer to their names: Messrs.
Gendron, Schexnaydre. st. Martin, Bo-
din. Richarme and Dumez-
On motion of MIR. GeneEron, duly Sec
onded by Mr.. Richarme, be it resolved
that white public school be establish
ed on Monday, April 8. 1905, on the
property of Mr.. J. E. Champagne, in
the I'd ward, known as No. 81 white
school, and that the parish superintend-
ent issue an appointment to Miss Nellie
Jones as being teacher appointed by the
School Board to the above school.
On motion duly.seconded, the Board
adjourns subject to call of the presi-
dent.
CHAS. ST. MARTIN.
A true copy: President.
CHAS. E. GENDRON.
Secretary
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CONMUNIQUE.
IA mars 1905.

IA mars 1905.
Cher Monsieur PEditeur:
Les habitants de la paroisse st. jean
Raptiste Sc demandent pourquoi les
procedures du jury de police de la sean
ce du mars mont pas etc publiees, ct
celles du fevrier, que partiellement? +?
II doit avoir calcul la-dessous, ou an
guile sous roche. Les procedures dol
vent contenir quelque chose de tres
serieux, de tres important ct inquietant
en- meme temps, ct de Pinteret des
grands dignitaires de la rive droite, de
puis lie pioupiou jusqu'au capitaine, de
tenir cache, qui ont toujours les mains
fourrees partout a la faeon du grand
Talleyrand, ainsi que lie disait lie grand
Napoleon: "qui prennent beaucoup ct
remettent peu." Vous savez, sans dou-
te, que Talleyrand etait lie niinistre ct lie
tresorier de Napoleon, ct que Napoleon
reprochait Talleyrand lui-meme de
prendre .beaucoup ct de remettre peu.
Nous ne voulons rien reprocher no.
ire estimable secretaire, qui nest pas
avocat, mais nous savons quill y de
villains loulous dams notre paroisse qui
le sOnt.
A la seance du fevrier, M. George
Bourgeois, seconde par NJ. Jos. LeBrun,
offrit une motion dams iaquelle IL de-
mandait la resignation du tresorier de
f,srssa~sss NJ F. laurent. aeii venait de
| preIltsfe son serntent CONNIE depute-
sheriff ct collecteur de taxes, disant que
le hesorier ne pouvait pas remplir les
deux places en- meme temps. NJ. le
President, EN- gros parlementaire, regla
la question: rule the motion out OF
order" VOLTA qui etait tres bien fait
le lieutenant executait les ordres de son
su; u;.erieur, La lettre.
Voyant que la position devenait inte.
nable, NJ. Barre fit In motion d'ajour.
ner: la motion he fut pas secondee
mais NJ. Granier, lie savant president et
noble compatriote, seconda la motion
ct declara qu'une motion d'ajournel
etait toujours a propos fquand on a
tort).
A la lecture des minutes, lie mars
NJ. Bourgeois objecta leur adoption
parce que sa motion du fevrier NY
paralssait pas, ct insista qu'elie f0t in
seree. &c qui fut ordonne par un vote
unanime
I
| NJ Bourgeois renouvela sa motion
du 2 fevrier ct insista sur la resignation
de NJ. E. Laurent, CONNIE -tresorier
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Vente de Propriete.

A la fin de la semaine derniere une
des plus bellies plantations de notre
paroisse change de proprietaires. C'est
l'habitation Laplace, appartenant Mime
yeuve B. laplace ct ses enfants. Ellie
a etc achetee par NM. Montegut freres
au prix de $4,000. L'habitation est
waste ct Sc compose de terres tres ferti-
les ct de bellies c5r-ieres. File est aussi
munie dune usite complete. Nous es
perons que sous La direction des nou-
veaux proprietaires, ellie prosperera ct
donnera les plus beaux resultats.
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ST a s'emparer de la place, mais pas
avant qu'une partie de parmee' russo
en- dehacle y eht passe, retraitant dams
La dfrection.de Harbin. Les pertes des
Rnsses Ell 1nateriel de guerre ct en- pro-
visions ont etc immenses- Maintenant,
sl,on Sc demande &c que fera la Russle
en- face de cettedefaite ecrasante de son
.arnlee. Va-t-elle colnprendre que sa
.seaIe alternative est de conelure Ia palx!
Ellie ny senble pas tres dispose, ct
bien qu'elle mai plus de marine, plus
d'arnlee jusqu'a &c qu'elle ell organise
une nouvelle, ellie voudrait encore con-
tinuer cette guerre impossible. Ellie
ma non plus d'argent, ct c'est en- vain
qu'elle cherche d negocier un pret.
Mais ellie sera forcee. de Sc soumettre a
ct de sacritier Pors ueil de
son prestige. t'e qui lui eodte. surtout,
c'est d'avoir a payer une indemnite.
En- attendant, quest. devenue sa
fiotte de la Baltique, qui q pousse JUS
Equ'a Madaga- car, Oh ellie jete Pancre
Va-t-elle continuer sa route on va-t-elie
retonrner a son point de depart? On
assure que la tiotte japonaise, libre ct
des mieuN equipees, va sa rencontre
ct qu'on Ia apercue a rentree du de-
trort de Malacia. ST les deux fiottes
allaient Sc trouver en- presence, lie resul-
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Proceedings Of the Police Jury
OF THE
Parish Of St. John the Baptist.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1905.

THURSDAY, MARCH 2. 1905.
The Police Jury met this day in ex-
traordinary session, the Hon. Alovon
Granier being in the chair and the fol-
lowing members present: Messrs. Bar
re. Bourgeois. Gendron, Lasseigne and
LeBrun; absent, none.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read.
Moved by Mr.. Bourgeois and second
ed by Mr.. LeBrun. that these minutes
be corrected and that the motion made
by him that the treasurer tender his
resignation and ruled ont of order by
the president, be inserted therein. The
vote was called and resulted as follows:
Yeas, Barre, Bourgeois, Gendron, Ora
nier, LeBrun and Lasseigne; nay, none.
And it was SO ordered by the president.
The same motion was again made by
Mr.. Bourgeois and seconded by Mr.. LIE
Brun. The vote was called and resulted
as follows: Yeas, Bourgeois, LeBrun
and Lasseigne; nay, Barre, Gendron
and Granier. Not carried.
Moved by Mr.. Bourgeois and second
ed by Mr.. LeBrun, that Mr.. Emile Lau-
rent be requested to send in his resigna-
ton either as chief deputy sheriff and
assistant tax-collector or as parish treas
urer. The vote was called and resulted
as follows: Yeas, Barre, Bourgeois
Gendron. Granier, LeBrun and Lassei-
gne; nay, none. Adopted.
Moved by Mr.. LeBrun and seconded
by Mr.. Barre, that the president appoint
a committee of two to call upon Mr.
Laurent and apprise him of the wish Of
the Jury and suggest that he appears
and let the members know of his pleas
ure in the matter. Adopted.
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CITOYENs.
4 GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Druggists refund money If PAL0
OINTM MT fails to cure any case, no
matter of how long standing, in to IA
days. First application gives ease and rest.
SOC. If your druggist hasn't it send Soc
in stamps and it will be forwarded post
paid by Paris Medicine Co., St.Louis, No.
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CHOOSES EFT AUTREs.

,es soltiats des Etats-I1nis sont mieux
,,aves que ceux d'aucun autre pays du
monde. lis lecoivent Sl3 par mpis,
tandis que la soIde mensuelle des autres
paws est comme suit: Autriche- Hon
grie, 7s cents par mois; France, Sl.74
Allemagne, S2.50: Angleterre. $7.l4;
Japon, 90 cents; Russie, l2 cents.
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LIE samedi IL mars. heures du
soir, est decedee, sur la rive droite, Nine
Gabriel Hymel, nee Delphine Dufresne,
agee de qnatre- -vingt -douze ans.
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CHAs.sLAssETGNE. RspaerruK,


Tn An, Si.5o. Six mois, IS cents.
Une rersii Sc de- s3 nonr ee nj est faite aug
.l,onnSs ai,i paie,it d vance oa. dams ie Pre-.
naisr anais .te I.ahsanement. Aprsscetssnns
u nsest pIns isiit .ae sensiss. s Z,
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HAS sTooDTHE TEST 25 YEARS
The old. original GROVES Tasteless
Chill Tonic You know what yeu are tax
ing. 1t If iron and quinine in tasteless
form. No cure, no pay. SOC.