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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-11
IVEY BROS. REALTY CO.
COUCH & DALBEY'S. SPECIALS IN
WOODLAWN

COUCH & DALBEY'S, SPECIALS IN
WOODLAWN
s550-A choice list avenue lot, 50x1S21a: a
genuine bargain for quick sale; fence
on one side.
$2S5-5Ox15O; southern front; fence on two
sides: worth $3.50.
$3l50-2-story. splendid home on corner
double lot on LIST avenue; southern front;
one-third cash, balance 1. 2 and years.
This is a splendid propositions; location
choice.
$50 Cash and SIS month for Groom cot
tage on 50x24O; only $780, splendid neigh
borhood
s900-Good cottage on S7x295. with fine
young orchard; improvements worth the
money party going to leave.
S3OOO-New. just finished, S-room. strictly
modern home, on 5S-foot front lot at
crossing East Lake and Gate City car
lines, on LIST avenue; a splendid home;
this is our own property and we will
make good terms.
s2250-6-rooms and reception hall; fronting
1st avenue on 571ax220; choice neighbor-
hood and a splendid value: good terms.
55th st. and LIST Ave. Woodawn, Ala.
COUCH & DALBEY,
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Bell phone $50.

FOR SALE CHEAP.
Sl2,5OO-25x140; LIST avenue business prop
erty.
Sl5OO-50x140; 4th avenue near 21d street
SIOOO-6Slsx20O; beautiful Highland avenue
lot.
s6SOO-5ox2l0; 18th street 18th avenue, south;
9-room residence.
So5O0-5Ox200; 7-room residence; 18th street
and 14th avenue, south.
S5OOO-5Ox20o; S-room residence; 18th street
and 18th avenue south.
soSOO-oOxls0; 18th avenue and nth street.
SoO0O-50xfe0 Sd avenue, close in.
s2oVoO-66-aere truck farm: well improved;
never-failing water; within five miles
Of Birmingham.
We have several fine pieces Of property
fronting Capitol park at low prices. Call
on us.
BEAsLEY BROS,
Bell phone 1885, 2026 LIST Ave.
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PERSONAL.


MORPHINE. opium. laudanum and CO.
caine habits cured permanently at
home of patient, without inconvenience
or detention from business; have cured
hundreds. Complete treatment So For
full particulars write DR.. Long Co.
Box 1925 Atlanta, Ga. ll-20-tf-su
YOUNG widow, age %, with $4,000, lady,
20, $4,000: lady %, $15,000 blonde IS.
cash and beautiful farm. l seek honor
able husbands for these. Confidential
Address Mrs. W., 6o7 Fulton street,
Chicago, ILL., S-23-su-tf
MORPHINE. opium. laudanum, cocoaine
habit myself cured; will inform you of
harmless. permanent home cure. Mary
Baldwin, Box 12l2, Chicago 64-4t-su
MARRY-Wealth and beauty; marrale
directory free; pay when married; en-
tirely new plan; send no money. Ad-
dress Ii. A. Horton, Dept. 1903 Tekonsha,
Mich
YOUR fortune told; matters of business
love and marriage made clear: send 10c
and birth date. Prof. Garnet, Box 2l79
Boston, Mass.
AMERICAN widower, age IS, no chill
dren. no relatives, wealthy, healthy and
liberal. wants good companionable
wife. Address Widower care Age-Her-
aid. 6-11-5t-su
WEALTHY maiden, disfigured by an ac-
cident. healthy, perfect form, affection
ate and liberal wants good kind hus-
band. Address Maiden, care Age
Herald 6-11-St-sun
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AGENTS WANTED-Can use several
bright good hustlers to sell direct to
consumer; big profit; quick sales; sea-
son now on; write for particulars. Nov
city Mfg Co., Ottawa. Ill. 5-2S-tf-su
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AGENTS WANTED-Big money sure
quick saes exclusive territory; free
samples; write today. T. NJ. Sayman,
21OO Franklin ave, st. Louis, No
6-4-4t-su
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NANTED--Salesman experienced in any
line to sell to general stores in the south
our jewelry assortments on unexcelled
propositions; commission. with weekly
advance. The Continental Jewelry Co.
Denartm ent Al. Cleveland, Ohio.
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WANTED irst-class machinery moul-
ders; steady work; union shop; wages
$3.50 per day of nine hours. Address
Wheeling Mold and Foundry Company
Wheeling, w. va 6-5-30t
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WANTED-Anti-Victim distributes; real
cash payment; 1t cures cigarette, whis-
ky habit u box. Write, Star Ser
vice Co. Dallas, Tex. 5-2l-5t-su
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED-TraveIing salesman for Ala
bama staple line; entirely new induce
ments to trade; high commissions; $25
weekly advance; permanent to right
man. f. c. Farley Co, Detroit, Mich
5-2S-4t-su
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WANTED-Person to call on retail trade
for manufacturing house; local terri
tory; salary $25 paid weekly; expense
money advanced; previous experience
unnecessary. American House, Star
Building Chicago
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WANTED.

kAAVINd lOc at 1874 an avenue. l6ltl
tYPEWk1TERS sold. exchanged, rented
and required Remington standard
/ Typewriter. / Steiner bldg. Phone -.
l. W. Jones. Res. Salesm II. 2-l4-tf
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$3.50 upright piano for Sl25. used short
time but tone and action good as new
III you are looking for a bargain call
and examine Forbes Piano Co, 1903
Third ave. 6-9-2t-iri-su
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AGENTS WANTED.

OUR famous eye-book has put 1000 agents
in permanent business, fitting glasses;
s. to so daily; book free-wrlte today
Jacksonian optical College, Colleg.
Place, Jackson, Mich 4-23-tf-su
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$325O-Rented $40 month; corner 100x10O
new improvements; attractive invest
ment b. f. Eborn.
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LLDY living on beach will take few
summer boarders; every convenience
excellent table: references required. Adj
dress S45 East Beach. Biloxi. Miss.
16 n. 21st street has been renovate from
top to bottom; nice large rooms and
first-class table board give us a trial.
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WANTED-An ice cream worker, ac-
quainted with brick cream and hockey
pokey." CAMS Pharmacy, Columbus,
Ga 6-7-5t
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brick masons at 45
cents per hour; good job; apply quick
Lewman & Company, Lawrenceburg
Tenn 6-5-14t
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MANTED-Cuslomers Tor showcases, IRON
+ safes ard Carrara paini. Alabama Gro
Gerry company. l-l-tf
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WkNTED-ExIe rt male lumber steno-
grapher and typewriter; $50, call per-
sonally. Floraia saw Mill Co., Paxton
Fla. near r'lorala, Ala. 5-2S-10t
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25 ORGANS at SIS, s25, $50, $40. We need
the room and this stock must be sold.
They are worth twice the price we ask
for them. Easy terms If desired. Forbes
Piano Co. 1909 Third ave. 6-9-2t-frl-su
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WANTED-To buy a large secondhand
safe. Call or address 1874 Ist ave. 6-e-4l
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EANTED-Purehs for typewriter; oniy
used shor. time; good as new; quick
sale, cheap. Address G ID. b., care
Age Herald.
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MANTED-Posltively Will pay 81 cash
daily If you distribute Anti Victim cigar
cite, whisky cure. Star Service Co, Dali
las, Tex. o-2S-5t-su
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MANTED-You to know that with our
equipment, large, clean, sanitary work
rooms and hygienic methods of clean
ing you are protected against catching
the germs of any contagious disease
In your apparel; hats of every descrip-
ton renovated. Glucks Dye and Hat
! Works, 1876 Sd ave. yellow 'front.'; Bell
phone 1872.
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BoARDERs WANTED.

PLEASANT ROOM with board for couple
or young men. 70l South 10Th st.
6-4-3t- thu-fri-su
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NANTED-To buy horse and comforta-
BILE buggy runabout; must be bar
gain; state price wanted and give your
address. Buyer, care Age-Herald.
FOR RENT-Two bed rooms, kitchen and
dining room; first floor 1881 81 ave.
WANTED-Let us rent your property; we
make a speciality of rentals Burnley.
Horr Co. 2l3 n. goth St 6-9-5t
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FOR SALE-A valuable property for
quick cash. 5Ox14O, with 2-story 7-room
and Groom house, No. 241S 4th ave,
north, bet. oath and 18th SITS The Tully
property Right In line for business
from new depot location. Investigate
this. It's going b. f. Eborn, S012 Title
Guarantee Bldg
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PAiMlsTRY.

%-~--. -. ~>>~---->-
MADAM Del Rey will leave In few days
for San Francisco to be absent part of
the summer. 5-13-1mo
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TWO couples or gentlemen for large con-
Meeting furnished rooms. with bath and
board. Bell phone 1856. 20lS 10th avenue
south.
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machine hand Ia run
wood worker ana combination saw. Ad-
dress f. c Turner & Co.. Mobile. Ala.
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

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WANTED-Furnshed room with or with
out board by quiet gentleman: room
mate desirable; state price; reference.
Address T. E., care Age-HeraId
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY 10 lUan on fe,s.-ssta.e al lowest
rate. Apply Alabama I'7us- and Savings
Company 2O2e Srd avenue. Massey build
ing 10-2-tf
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FOR SALE-A fine rubber tire, canopy
top surrey. with harness; been in use
only four months: cost 5000; will sell
for 500 Call at 2316 9th ave. north.
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WANTED-You to look at that lot on
Ave B and goth St, as an investment;
1t is hard to beat. Burnley, Horr & Co.
213 N Goth st. 6-9-ot
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Ladies to do piece work at
their homes; we furnish all material and
pay from s. to $l2 weekly; send stamped
envelope to Royal Co.. "a Il. Monroe ST.,
Chicago.
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EoR SALE.

FOR sALE-Gentle horse, trap and har-
ness; good cow giving over two gallons
milk party leaving city for summer.
Address Box 707. 6-9-2t-fr-su
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FOR SALE-Two pool tables cheap,
complete, balls, racks and cues; now in
use. J. C. Ferguson, 10 South goth st.
6-S-4t
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FOR SALE-Investment pays 91R per cent
net above taxes, Insurance. ETC.; beauti-
full new home, with every modern con-
venienee. including furnace heat; fine
lawn and shade trees; choice neighbour
hood; first-class tenant; big bargain il
sold this week D. w. c., care Age
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S22OO-l00x19O: Avenue e and 10Th street:
seven 4-room houses, renting at $40 per
month: room for three more houses:
one-third cash, balance easy The lots
alone more than worth the money John
B. Bethea, Steiner Bldg, Bell phone
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DOGS-The Moses Kennels Bell phone
662 East Lake, Box 81 Birmingham mas
80 choice pedigreed pups on hand
French poodles, Boston terriers and pit
bulls. 6-ll-Zt
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FOR SALE-4,6O0, s-room, splendid South
Highlands home; $3.50; S-room house.
fine dividend payer; $3.50. 10 acres, i'm
proved, nothing better. Berry & Co.
Bell SO, Peoples 40.
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PIANO BARGAIN-Haines Bros. large
concert grand upright; cost $500. We are
Offering at $275. Case. tone and action
good as new. Forbes Piano Co, 1909
Third ave 6-9-2t-frl-su
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FOR SALE-Five new houses dust builD
on payments of $15 to $40 per month;
cabinet mantels, cement walk; If you
want a home see us about these before
they are gone. John T. Hood & Co,
Woodlawn 6-ll-2t-su-wed
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FOR SALE-Rubber-ti trap and rub
ber-tired buggy at SIS and $40 respec-
lively. Both serviceably new. Address
j. j.. 2109 First avenue.
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DOGS FOR SALE-Four snow white
poodle puppies; three males and one
female. Apply room AZ, Eagle hotel Bell
phone 100
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FOR SALE-One secondhand boiler
about 80 horsepower and one engine
about 30 horsepower: sold to replace
with greater horse power. Avondale
Stove and Foundry company, Birming-
ham, Ala
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WANTED-Lades 10 do plain sewing at
home ON collars; material free; good
wages; steady work; send addressed
envelope for particulars. National Mfg.
Co., 25S W. 116th ST., y. Y.
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FOR SALE-Corner lot. 50x15O, on 18th
ave-. south, near Idewild car line; cheap
if taken at once, S. Bethea & Co., 2O2I
Sd ave.
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FOR SALE-Columbus Rubber Tire Phae
ton and harness; cost S265; only used SO
days; cheap for cash. Call Monday
Birmingham Buggy Co, 18th st. and
2d ave,
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have fifteen pianos in our
stock that have been rented for short
time that we are Offering a [ greatly re-
duced prices. Among them some Of the
best makes in mahogany. oak and wal
nut cases. Call and examine. Forbes
Piano Co. 1909 Third ave. G-9-2t frl-su
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FOR sALE-Lot 50xis0 with good 5-room
cottage on front and two good Broom
houses on alley; price s270O; on Ave. G..
near 18th st. S. Bethea & Co. 2027 Sd
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FOR SALE-$30O0; splendid Groom cottage
with hall; three lots 50x140 each; corner:
southern frontage; South Ensley car
line: ideal suburban home neighborhood
unsurpassed; peach trees and other
fruit-bearing trees; excellent garden:
immediate possession; terms reasonable.
John b. Bethea, Steiner Bldg. Bell
phone 2327
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FOR SALE $725O-72x150; ten rooms, three
bath rooms stable and outhouses; terms
to suit. 1872 Avenue J will rent fur
nished. w b. Leedy & Co 6-9-7t
FOR SALE-Family leaving city will sell
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FOR SALE-The best ladies' mare in the
city; handsome, sound, good driver
and absolutely gentle: $3.50. d. NJ
2109 1st ave.
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FOR SALE-Splendid lot, 50x190; fronts
south: right at Poplar station; 10 min
utes' run; plain 4-room house; servants
house on alley; we'll of unfailing water,
also city water; price $500; terms 800
cash and $40 a month; very cheap prop
erty; go with me and see 1t. Wesley
NJ Smith, Of s. Bethea e. Co. G-11-2t
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AGENTS-Read in dark. Nameplates,
signs. numbers; 200 per cent profit; sam
pies free. Wright Supply Co., Engle-
wood III
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FOR sALE-"silver Hills" 800 acres;
lovely summer home location at Men
tone and Loring Springs; has one mile
of river front; is near the lovely DeSoto
Falls; only a few hundred yards OF
beautiful Moon Lake; has freestone and
mineral water; topography excellent;
me for fruits stock and vegetation
growth has Broom house; is now be-
ing fenced; might consider exchange for
birmingham property or sell part. b.
+. Eborn, S01-2 Title Guarantee Bldg.
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WANTED-Fi rst-class pattern maker:
steady employment; none but flrst-class
need apply. Address e. Van Wrinkle
Gin and Mch. Works. Atlanta, Ga.
Slit
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This week we have interviewed
several planters from several Sec
'tions of Che parish in regard to The
condition Of the seed cane. In
SOME places the seed is reported
% being very good. in some places
there Is some spoiled cane; on
some plantations the condition is
irregular, some pieces very good,
some very bad, other slightly in
,jursd. In some places dry rot is
reported the cause OF the injury
IN others the injury is most pro-
noupced on the low black lands. It
is pretty hard to make an estimate
OF the injury at this time, but We
are satified IN this the damage to
the seed cane will not amount to
much.
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PR0PsR TREATMENT OF PNEuMoN,


PROPER TREATMENT OF PNEUMoNIA
Pneumonia Is too dangerous a disease
tor anyone to attempt to doctor himself
although be may have the proper RENE.
dies at hand. A physician should ALWAYS
% called. It should be borne in mind
however. that pneumonia always results
from . cold or from an attack of the
grip. and BY the proper treatment Of
Shese diseases threatened attack of
onsumonia may be warded oil. There il
no question whatever about this. as dur-
Ing the thirty years and more that Cham.
Serlstn's Cough Remedy has been used
Ws have vet to learn of single case Of a
cold or attack of the grip having result
ssd In pneumonia when this remedy was
used. Il fs also nsed. by physicians IN
The treatmeat Of pneumonia with the
best results. DR.. W. J. Smith, of San
ders. Ala. who is also druggist. says of
II: y have been selling ChamberlajD's
Cough Kennedy and prescribing IL in nv
practice Tor The past six years. use it
10 cases Of pneumonia and have always
gotten the best resuits." Sold at Labbe's.
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There has been no cotton asso-
citation organized in this parish
yet, but the low and depressed va
lue of cotton seems 10 be dam
per that will force a reduction in
the acreage, as the individual plan
ter is figuring on the prospects of
the coming crop when there is an
actual surplus on hand. He is
seriously realizing the fact that it
is necessary to make less of this
crop and cultivate something else.
The planters feel the necessity of
diversifying their crops and to
make more food crops.
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stood the test IS yedr.
merit appeal to you? Nc
Enclosed with every bottle Is Ten Cent Package {

New Iberia has just passed an
ordinance prohibiting the people
to expetorate on the side walks.
Well, we believe when town has
good cement sidewalks like New
Iberia will have when the work
now being done will be completed,
splitting on them should not be
permitted. When you have clean.
and expensive sidewalks they
should be kept clean, and the plug
eaters should be made to discharge
their flow of tobacco juice in the
bitches.
We wonder if some people will
not raise some objection to this
ordinance because it is class legis-
lation, it is directed against those
who enjoy the mastication of to-
bacco and who take pleasure in
splashing the result of their chew
ing where they can see the splen-
did effect, and now they will be
forced to turn their head and throw
their flow of brown juice in. the
bitches or in the dust. This will
be a hardship to that glass, sure.
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Letter to d. Olivier
1t. Martinvilla

Dear Sir: You want a cheap job
Of paint for a cheap house, don't
you?
It's Devoe. It's the regular thing
in Devoe; there's nothing, in ell
paint, SO cheap as Devoe.
Oh, yes, you can paint with mud;
but that isn't paint; you want it to
look about right for a month or
two.
Paint Devoe; can't dc it for less;
there's nothing so cheap; say no.
thing of wear, there's nothing SO
cheap as Devoe.
1t goes so far; save gallons; no
matter about the price, save gal
Ions. A gallon of paint, put-on,
cost 81 or S.; save gallons.
Devoe is your paint; save gal
Ions; Devoe is your paint.
Yours truly
+ w DEvOE & Co
Sc New York
L. j. Liable sells our paint.
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A representative of the Messen.
ger visited the Court House this
week to look at the repairs that
are being made inside of the bull.
ding. The Court room and entire
second story is about finished, and
looks neat and attractive. The
steel ceiling and siding of the
court room, the new railing and
the gallery are improvements that
were needed. The work is neat
and the building is now presenting
a clean and decent appearance.
Judge Simon should how give
warning to the people that spit
ting on the walls and floor and
writing and scratching the walls
will not be tolerated, and the first
vlolator Of this rule of cleanliness
should be fined according to the
ordinance of the Police Jury to
that effect. The Judge should
maintain order and decorum in the
Court room and not allow people
to make a kind of bulesque out Of
a court of justice. People who at
tend the sessions of Court should
be made to seat decently and not
to cock their feet above their heads
or the heads of their front neigh.
bors and expose the bottom of
their breches as We have often no.
ticed.