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TOWN TAN SALES /
OF Movable and Immovab,e D.
erty.
i"~n OF Franklin, st. Mary Parish. y.
Delinquent Tax Debtor.

BY virtue Of the authority ve.,ad
tharter OF the Town of Franklin. afo,..ai, ~ ~
" vist9e OF the Constitution and lsws af IL III
from, door ns Of ,ss "our, yin .e! st III,
District Court is held. within legal hosrs NY ~
dlcial sales Al II o'clock T. m. on i''
SATURDAY, MAY 18th. 1eo5
and continuing each suo~sdne dsv un,u sH,y
~ rna~ ave completed. all movable and immovshY
properly on which ,axee are now Ine r. 'h. ~
I"ration OF Franklin: to enforce colls.t;n. - -
taxes for the ,f,,r - ion ~
thereon from - . -. 50 "
C,'ding year g. r. -
month uniA pa. '.@..
The name of $50 ~ .--.. u
taxes due By rlc- - -
and the movable md irunovahl.. nrsns,. ysr
~ 'A''.' 10 o' "fer.'i for sale ~ follows
Est: Zack Schwar, house and ,o,
bounded north by Jacobs. cast h,
ma street, south by Porter, west hy
Spellman '' ~
Corporation tax $3.50, vatervork.
tax Sl.!5, school tax ;3e, road tar
sl.4o. interest and registration sSc
cost s2.OO. ''' ~" VOC
Total, a 90
Emma Blanchard, lot No. Is. hound.
ed north by Powers, east by Alnhs
west by Omega street.
corporation tax Sl.OO, watervorLs
tax oOc, school tax l5c, road tar Az
interest and registration SIC. costs
500. oos'e
Total. 49,,
Estate Independence Alpha. lot
bounded north by street aas, 49,
south and west by johnson.
Corporation tax Soc. waterrorks tar
23c, school tax .0Sc, road tax ac. in.
terest and registration &c, costs ~ N
io'ai' 1886
Ed. l.. Alpha, house and lot bonn.
ded north by S. Alpha, east by 3rd
street, south by Willow street. west
by Mcbride. Stock in trade.
Corporation tax si5. 90. watervorls
tax $3.50, school tax a2.35, road Tar
costs 500. ' '"'o''
Total, aa sz
On sSid day Of sale Ii SCI! .ueh nor,iop ~
s. properly as each debtor will point out, and ia
ehco case where debtor will not toint ont sie;en1
property will at ono., and without further dsisv
sell the least quantity o! said pronrty of nHv
u.o!or o which huy bidder .i, by for the smsup;
OK tle taxes. interest and cost due by the sait
~ tS' tht sac 10 be without appraie<aens FOR
CASH Ill legal tend,. morey Of the Tni,s5 CO."
and the property sold shall be redeemahls =. M,
time within the space Of one year nv rav;nc ,hs
ADDED . wv OH" IFnei'y
HENRY j. DRLAKOC&AYE
p-.rlr, Deputy ManhAl.
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Letter to Oarecht & LOustalOt.
FRANKLIN. LA.

Dear Sir: Here's something every
painter and builder ought to know.
Mr.. J. J. Hall, Sheffield, Pa, paint
ed two houses, years ago, lead-and-
oil; took 40 gallons. Last year, he
painted Devoe; bought 40 gallons; had
10 left.
He is one Of thousands. The know
ledge is getting about pretty generally.
that Devoe goes further than anything
else.
Have you found it out in your own
experienceY
How much further?
Suppose a job amounts to 10000
square feet; how much less Devoe could
you buy?
1t it as easy to paint? Does it cost
any more or less to put-on by the gal
Ion than anything else? how muchf
1t it costs no more to put-on Devoe
by the gallon. it costs less by the foot,
you know: for the gallon does more
feet. How much less, do you find it,
for wages?
Lasts, say, twice as long; that is the
owners gain; but perhaps you reckon
it yours; some do. The time, when
that comes-in, is when he gives-out the
next job.
Who gets it?
Yours truly
90 f. w. DEVOE & Co.
F. S.-A. Reuter- sells our paint.
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Notice to the Public.

The Frere building, op-
posite the Postoffice, is about
completed, and we will COM
mence moving our immense
stock of Spring and Summer
Goods into the above building
on Monday, the 24th inst.
Commencing on Monday,
May 1st, and continuing until
May 4th, will be bargain days
specially for Ladies' Goods
of all kinds. There will be
honest values; we guarantee
them. We are just back
from the markets, and will
display as complete and mob
by line of Spring Goods as
ever brought to Franklin.
Our selections of Dress Goods
are particularly beautiful and
we invite you to call and in
spect our stock and we will
show you how much we can
save you by buying from us.
n. & NJ. S1LvERMAN,
Franklin, La.
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A new lot of Boys Straw Hats
and Misses Sailors from 25c.
up.
z...- JNO. EISELE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
25rd judicial District Court-Parish
OF st. Mary.

23rd Judicial District Court-parish
OF St. Mary.
Succession of Walter Williams, Daed.
No. 3l42
BY virtue of an order of sale 10 nav
debts, issued out Of the Honorable
23rd Judicial District Court of Louis
lana, in the Estate of Walter Williams
and to me directed, bearing date
April 7th, 1905, will sell for cash at
public auction, at the court house in
the Parish of St. Mary, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
MAY, A. D., 1906.
between legal sale hours to the last
and highest bidder. the following
mention and deserted property, to-wis:
That certain tract of land, lying and
being situated in the Parish OF S.
Mary, Louisiana, at Gum Point,
above the town of Franklin, a part OF
the former Hall tract, bounded on the
north bv lands OF Boldan or assigns,
on the east by lands formerly OF Will
coxsen, on the west by lane, and on
the south by lands now or formerly OF
Jack Francois. Being the same prop
erty acquired by said Williams, decd.
from William Tucker, 24th November,
1870, now of record in Book "AA" OF
page 81.
J. WARREN FOSTER,
Administrator.
Parish OF st. Mary, April 7th, 1905.
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|. LAU RITzEN,
Railroad Store.
DEALER IN
Fine Wines, Groceries,
LIQUORS, TOBACCO
AND CIGARS.
esOpposite Southern Pacific Depot.
FRANKLIN, LA.
Best Cough Medicine for Children

When you buy a cough medicine for
small children you want one in which
you can place implicit confidence. You
want one tina! not only relieves but cures
You want one that is unquestionably
harmless. You want one that is pleas
ant 10 take. Chamherlain's Congh Rem
edy meets all of these conditions There is
nothing so good for the coughs and
colds incident to childhood II is also !,
certain preventive and cure for crouD.
and there is no danger whatever from
whooping cough when it is given Ii
has been used in MANY epidemics of that
disease with perfec, success.
For sale ut Gates Drug Store.
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Rails Of the Mexican Gulf rail-
road are laid on Mahogany ties,
and the bridges are built of white
marble. In west Mexico is a line
with ebony sleepers and ballast of
silver which are drawn from the
mines beside the track, as the
engineers constructing these rail-
ways had no other material on
hand and deemed it cheaper to
use these seeming extravagances
than to import the ordinary ma
terial.
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HEALTH is YOUTH.
Disease and Sickness Bring Old
Age,

Herbine, taken every morning befor.
break fast, will keep you in robust health
fit you to ward of disease. 1t cures con.
stipation. biliousn~ss, dyspepsia, fever.
skin, liver and kidney complaints. II
puritirs the bio.,d and clears the com
plexion. Mrs. D. w. Smith. Whitney,
Texas, writes April 8, 1902: II have
used HerbiDe, and find it the best medi-
cine for constipation and liver troubles.
II does all you claim for it. can high
ly recommend it," Scots IL bottle.
Sold by Franklin Drug Co.
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j. B. Harvey;
y E N + IST
OFFICE OVER
DeIahousssye's Drug Stofe :!
FRANKLIN, LA.
FRANKLIN, LA.


STATE OF LOUISIANA.
q Judicial District Court-Parish Of
Parish Of st. Mary
Estate Of Joseph C. Selvey, Decd.
No. 3143.
By virtue OF an order OF sale to pay
debts. issued out of the Honorable
23rd Judicial District Court Of Louis
lana, in the Estate of Joseph G. Sci.
vey, and to me directed, bearing dste
the 7th day of April, 1905, ! will sell
for cash at public auction, at the
court house, in the Parish Of st. Mary
on
SATURDAY. THE 22ND DAY OF
APRIL, A. D., 1905,
between legal sale hours to the last
and highest bidder, the following
and described property 10
wit:
One promissory note, dated Septem-
ber %, 1901, drawn by John r: Par
to the order of the said Jos.
eph G. Selvey, and becoming due and
pa ayable one year after date, for Two
Hundred (2OO.O0) Dollars, with inter-
est at eight per cent from date.
JOHN Il. PATTERSON,
Administrator.
Parish Of St. Mary, April !, 1905.
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PEAS! PEAS! We are just in
receipt of large shipment. Call
on us before purchasing elsewhere.
Tarlton & Delahoussaye.
A Dandy for Burns.

DR.. Rergin, Pana His, writes: Il
have used Ballarn's Snow Linment; al
ways recommended it to my friends, as
ann confident there is no better made.
It's dandy for burns. Those who live
on farms are especially liable to man,
accidental cuts, burns, bruises. which
heal rapidly when Ballard's Snow Lini-
ment is applied. Ii should always be
kept in the house for cases OF emerg-
ency.' Csc. SOC. 81 90 a bottle.
Sold by Franklin Drug Co.
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Ballard's Horehound Syrup.

Immediately relieves hosrse. croupy
cough, oppressed. rafting, rasping and
difficult breathing. Henry e. Stearns,
Druggist, Shullsburg. Wis. writes. May
20. 1901: l have been selling BxllaEd's
Horehound Syrup for two yesrs. and
have never had a preparation that has
given better satisfaction. l notice whom
/ sell bottle they come for more. lean
honestly recommend it, 25c, SOC o.. 90
Sold by Franklin Drug Co.
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Nothing Equal to Cham berlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for Bowel Com
plants in Children.

1--WE have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in our
family for years. "says Mrs j. B. Cooke.
OF Netherlands, Texas: We have given
il to all of our children. We have used
other medicines for 'hr same purpose
bat never found anything to equal
Chin,h+rIain's. If you will use j, as d.
rtcfed it will always cure''
For sale by Gates Drug Store.
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Queen Quality Shoes for
women, Julia Marlowe Shoes
for women, g. w. Lewis Shoes
for Misses and Children,
JN0. EIsELE, Sole Agent.

Just received q full line OF
Ladies' and Childrens' Summer
Hosiery in Tan, Black, Lace Lisle
and Silk Embroidery at LOUIS
LEVY:
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A new and complete line of
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
Mace right, sold right.
JNO. EISELE.

If troubled with weak digestion. bclch
ing or sour stomach, use Chamberlain :
stomach and 4iyer TAh..sets AID I'd you win
get quick relief. .
For Sale by Gates Drug Store.
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Fancy lace and embroidered
handkerchiefs also a new line of
fans at LOUIS LEWIS.
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6uccessi0n OF Alexander Mitchell
Deceased. No. o136.
Notice is hereby given that ]. War
ren Foster, administrator of the above
Named succession has filed with the
Clark Of this Honorable Court his inal
aecornt OF administration, together
With his petition praying for the ho-
m0lOGation thereof and to be dis-
cnergcp ss administrator, all parties
"A interest are accordingly REQUIRED
p n!e their opposition thereto Within
een dAys from the date OF this adver-
eisesnent.
of April, 1905.
w. n. KRAMER, Clerk.
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> ToAal A.63
\ Richmond, Geo. $3.50 acres, all OF
Sec. 2, S. E. Il, w. Il, Sec. 8, all OF
rs, II, u, I9 20, 2o and 80, T. 10,
jR. II E.
nate tax @144o; interest 81. I.I6 $3.50
Parish tax $2l.6o; interest $I.7@ 1884
Costs -. ...... :. -. -. =. 7,30
lotSi -. .@<7.ZO
Sooysnith, Chas.-3eo Ir-1oo acres
lots 4 s, :, N. u Of S. W. u and w.
fractional Of ", Sec. 4, T. y, S. r. II
E: 500 3&Ioo acres, lots /, 2, 8 4 S, g.
z, g, g 10 II. I2, Ia or all Of fractional
See. S, T. I7s S. r. II E.; $50 sd-1oo
acres, lots !, 2, s. 4 S, &. II, lo in Sec.
ID and lot, Set. 2, T. y, S. r. II E
State tax 1879; interest 3oc. -. 500
Parish tax 9ss8; interest 45c. ". 6o3
Wright, john A., c. [. Wise, Ag.~
Lots 2 and 8, Berwick. square 36.
State tax Doc; interest SC. ......$ .6s
Parish school tax ooc. interest &c. 90
School tax SOC; interest 4c 49,. -
o.2 ~. '-- ...... Z.SV
loDi -. ..... A.o7
o. sAid day Of sale win sell such portion Of
80 property - aaA debtor win point ont, and in
c. re dsStnr vim not point out sufficient prop
81 s.. ~ s.s 3 Sscs md without further delay.
aelor which Any bidder VIII Say foPP ths soony q amy
q sexes. interest aea ccats duo BY said debtor.
eash n ssi ssrser 49,. g happTaiseent TOR
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STATE TAX SALES.
Continued from Page Three.)

-. -. ...~... -. 80. $500
Anrts, L: G.-320 acres, S. ! OF Sec.
q, T. IS, S. ROE
otate tax SI.o2; interest I6c. $2.o8
rsfsh tax $2S8; interest 2%. =. 31I
NoSe6 -. 2 40
Lsseer, W. JOG, ,7-1oo acres, al
OF Secs. 81 and IS, fractional of Sec.
80 N. E. 4, Sec. Is, S. w. a of N. w.
4, ). E: n Of S. z. Il and w. H, S.
-. "a, Sec. 50, I. IS, S. R. 10 E.
1tate tax *4.o8; interest 4oc, ..... $5.38
rafist1 tax N.o7; interest o4c. ... So1
~o9Vo -. .:.. 2.5o
Total. ... 49,. ..... ~. 5000
Lequex, Ludovic-so acres, S. of
~ w. "a, Sec. IS, T. IS, S. R. s E.
State tax 3oc. interest &C. ......$ "a
fafish tax 45c.; interest &C. ..... ~
Oosts .. .... 49,. ..... 2.3O
Total =. . :. .:. s3.is
= La6t.s Jacques de Livaudais-4o
acres. S. W: "a Of n. E a, Sec. ;, T.
IS S. r. 9 E.
State tax $I.zo; interes, Ioc.... $3.50
Parish tax $I8o; interest I5c ... I95
OOS6 80. -. 80. 49,. 2.3o
Lognon, Emile-8 acres, Sec 7, I. "a.
;. K. 9 E.
State tax &c.; interest &c. .....$ SCI
Parish tax 72c. interest &c. 20
iMal =. $500
McCullum, Madison-3oo acres, Sec.
81, I. IS S. r. 9 E.
State tax o6c.; interest Sc. ..... $I.o4
Parish tax $I44; interest Ioc. .... $50
Costs -. -. -. -. .... ..... 2.3o
r, -eoI
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Call on us before purchasing
your peas. Our prices will in
terest you.
TarltOn & Delahoussave.
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DrS. Berwick & TroWbridge,
DENTISTS.
Office over Winsberg Store
FRANKLIN, LA.

Sheriff and Tax Collecto 8 Office
Parish of st. Mary, louisiana
Franklin. La, April 7th, 1906
In conformity with the laws Of Louisiana notice
is hereby given to all parties holding mortgages
upon real state located in the Parish Of ST. Mary
on which taxes for 1904 have not been paid, that
will begin the sale of the at the court house
dO0ron
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF MAY. 1906.
at II O'Clock a. m. and that q number of pieces Of
property 50 delinquent are now being advertised
in the st. Mary Banner in conformity with law
preparatory to such sale
The attention Of mortgage creditors il especially
called to the advertisements of tax sales and they
are warned to take sneh steps prior to the sale as
may be necessary to protect their rights.
JOHN B. SANL ERS e8
Sheriff and Ex Oficio Tax Collector.
Parish of St. Nary, La
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PEAS! PEAS!
We have . large stock. Let us
supply your wants.
Taylton & Delahoussaye.
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One man gave lavishly of gold
And builded tower and town:
Then smiled content to think his deeds
Should win him great renown.
Another, poor in worldly gain,
Gave all within his ken
Of strength and tenderness and truth,
To help his fellow-men.
The record of the rich man S gifts
Lies on a dusty shelf;
The poor man lives in countless hearts,
Because he gave-himself
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CHAPTER XVI
A Night Of Str amge
Imcid emGS
A S the shot rang out, Bradshaw fell crashing
~ through the branches, clutching frantlcally
at boughs and twigs in his descent, stripping
away the young bark and soaring the palms OF his
hands into patches of white-hot agony. But it was
one of those cases in which man must break either
his fall or his neck and the Americans sympathies
were largely in favor Of the first alternative Never
theless during fifteen feet of sheer drop there was
only thin air between himself and mother earth,
and this distance he fell like stone, landing heavily
almost at Bradings feet. Luckily the ground was
soft, and he stood up in an instant, apparently
sound in limb and otherwise fit for action, except
that he was badly w.lded.
Quick" he whispered, dragging the detective
close under the shadow and shelter of the house.
Not moment too soon were they. Mrs. Warren
had thrown up the window and firing shot
after shot into the gloom where Bradshaw had
fallen
Keep cover" said Bradshaw in a whisper, I" or
you are liable to get filled full of holes. | have
seen considerable shooting in my time and unless
the direction of the bead the lady drew on me was
due to luck rather than judgment l am going to
take my hat off to her all the time. 1t pretty
bad light for sharp-shooting but that bullet whzzed
past my ear like toy cyclone.
Il thought you killed when you fell you
did murmured Brading Il suppose you were
startled and lost your hold
''Startled' snorted the American in deep disgust.
Il not going to be startled any, not If you fire
at me with a Gatlng gun; but if | had come down
in the orthodox manner, Mama Warren would have
shot me about eleven and half times before | had
climbed yard. | have read reams about the Brit
sh matron, and if this is an average specimen [
don't wonder that she is highly respected in the
bulk. Here" as the house began to CLEAN with
tful lights, 1--WE had better make ourselves scarce!
They plunged into the thickness of the woods
and struck line that would lead them diagonally
toward the East Lodge.
The detective asked if they to return to
the village.
Don't speak to mel gasped Bradshaw-he had
not recovered from his fall yeti working
up the right story to meet the situation. We are
sure to strike some of those proving gamekeepers
if we keep on, and it won't look natural for to
be running away from the Hall. Now you strike
the drive and hurry back toward the house, while
| rest right here and make myself as tidy as | can
under the circumstances. | will call for help pres
emily and put up big yarn of how | heard the
shots fired and grapped with a man whom | met
running from the Hall | don't like having to
admit that anyone has licked me- but it can't be
helped
But why" began the detective.
Because | raked in a blow on the forehead from
a bough when | fell, and it appears to have bled
enough. | must explain it somehow, and | don't
see any other way out of the difficulty Don't you
\ II IT Il 10 nj a IT
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to Kill Your man Of the frontiers has no
patience with the deadly toy" SO beloved of the
novelist.
Edith, in a dressing gown and with her glorious
hair ripping over her shoulders, was endeavoring
to calm the fears of the hudded maids and to
soothe Mrs. Angler who tearfully protesting
that she would never have left her own home had
she known she was to be continually murdered in
her bed. The girl made SO fascinating picture that
Bradshaw, who at found himself an object of
tender solcltude, would willingly have fingered
Continued page IS
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round! Ny trend appears to have give
it to me good and hard, and just ;
present l feel like walking on air
He looked and felt really on the vers
of collapse 1t was only by leanir
heavily on the shoulders of Wilson an
Brading that he was able to walk Il
short distance to the Hall When II
cortege arrived there, an eager crowd {
women were waiting for tidings Mr.
Warren, unruffled as though she ha
been shooting at clay pigeons, still ha
the revolver in her hand, and Bradsha
noticed with the quick appreciation of
man who has carried gun" all h
adult life that it was of a caliber bui
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entity found what he sought and thrust it guiltily
into his pocket. And SO the incident might have
rested a mere matter between Harry Warren and
his mother, if Bradshaw had not been so careless
as to cough 1t only little cough, alto
gether too slight for anybody to have noticed.
one would have thought.
Mrs Warren laid a caressing hand her sons
shoulder, seeming to reason with him Then she
stopped to one of the drawers he had ransacked,
and turning swiftly, fired point-blank through the
glass at the figure she could see dimly outlined in
the branches of the oak.
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syllable of the conversation. He waited
until he grew cramped and until Brading
beneath was hoarsely impatient, and
still Mrs. Warren talked with fiery ami
nation, but always, it seemed, tempering
her excitement with her marked natural
restraint.
Then at last she quilted the room. Her
son, who had sat detected and nervous dur
ing the harangue, jumped up a1ertly. He
pulled open drawer after drawer of the
desk and searched them SO frantically,
with such bungling haste, that he did not
notice his mothers return. She entered
with a certain stealth and stood behind
him, impassive as ever. Warren appar-
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Channel Filled With Drift.

Navigation of the Potomac Saturday last
was accompanied with considerable danger
and required all the skill of the steamboat
men to prevent accidents. The ice from
the upper waters of the Potomac came
down Friday night and brought down with
it great quantity of logs trunks of trees
and debris of all kinds from the overlooked
country above Harpers Ferry. From Alex
andria to Glymont and beyond the river
was thickly covered with. this mass of logs
and ices and through it the steamers pilots
had to pick way for their vessels.
While the presence of the floating logs
in the river was an annoyance to the
steamboat people it was pleasure to many
living along the river shore, who obtained
a large supply of firewood from the ffot-
sam and jetsam. Above and below Alex
andria men were out In a hundred or more
boats catching the logs and taking them
ashore to be broken up and converted into
fuel.
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BRYANss POINT STATION.
Fish Commission Preparing to Open
priug Season

The United States fish commission station
at Bryan's Point, Nd, has been opened
under the command of Captain l.. w. Her
ron and the crew lis employed in putting
it in order for the spawning and propa-
eating of fish, The first work to be taken
up will be with yellow perch, and unless
something unforeseen occurs the first eggs
of the perch will be taken this week. 1t
was expected to start the work last week,
but the appearance of the ice which drifted
down from the upper river prevented the
ia king of the fish obtain the eggs Ar
rangements are made by the fish commits
sion with the fishermen operating on the
river in the vicinity of Bryan's Point to
supply the station with eggs from the fish
caught by them, and these eggs are hatch
ed When the fish are of sufficient size TO
permit transportation, they are shipped
all over The country to stock streams IN
which there are no yellow perch.
BY the time the perch Matching season
is over shad win have appeared in the
Potomac, and the station will take up the
propa eating of shad and will continue this
work until the middle or end of May. Dur
ing the season many million young shad
are Matched by artificial means at Bryans
Point and sent to stock streams in parts
OF the country in which the fish can thrive.
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YOUNG FOLKS SEEK RELIGION.
More Than 500 Go Penitent to Platform
at London Revival.

The meeting at Royal Albert Hall, in Lon
don, England, Saturday afternoon was the
most striking of the mission of Reuben A.
ToEraY and Charles M. Alexander, the Chi
cage revivalists. 1t was a children's re-
vival conducted on the same lines as the
others. Long before the doors were opened
the vast square outside the hall was crowd
ed with children, rich and poor. They came
foot and in omnibuses carriages, vans
and taIlyhos down every avenue On the
doors opening they surged up the broad
stairs into the great auditorium, which was
soon filled, while several thousands were
turned away.
Twelve thousand little ones sang the
Glory song in unique chorus, led by Mr..
Alexander. Mr. Torrey preached on What
Child Can Do for Christ" More than 500
children went penitent to the platform at
the close of the meeting.