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CHAPTER XXII.-(Continued. J
By EsEsE ROWLAND

CHAPTER XIII Continued
The maid was back again almost di-
rectly. She told Lady Betty that Antonia
was not in the drawing room: her eyes
were full of pity for her mistress.
II have told them to telephone for the
doctor, my lady" she said. Can ! help
your.
Lady Betty had sunk on her knees by
the bedside, and was chafing one of the
cold hands. Her manner was full of agi-
tation; she locked ALMOST wildly at the
maid.
Il cannot make him answer me-. she
said. "Ohi Emma, am frightened
The maids eyes filed with tears. If
ever she had nurtured harsh feeling
for her pretty mistress, that feeling died
now as she saw Lady Betty's blonde head
bowed In what seemed to be a very agony
of grief.
/ Il was mot long before others Joined
them, the doctor and other servants. and
then Lady Betty was lifted from her
knees and led gently away into her own
room.
When she spoke il was In faint, weak
accents, and the doctor was sympathet-
ically Impressed By whit he took to be
signs Of physical as wel as mental snf-
fcring.
She repeated to him exactly what she
had said to Antonio. and DIR. Anderson
was silent for q moment or two.
Il think | shall prescribe entire rest
Tor you. Lady Elizabeth" he said. REST
and fresh air" he added. and he stood and
glanced about him. There Ii strange
atmosphere In this room: Ii almost seems
70 me as II some chloroform had been
used"
Fer answer Lady Betty held forward
toward him a small bottle with .chloro-
form printed on the label.
II have bern neatly crazy with tooth
ache" she said. Il suppose II Is ncry-
ous attack. but the only thing that gave
me ease was this. I don't think" she
added. fainfiy, II should have cared how
much had used 10 get rid OF the pain.
I feel lost. DIR. Anderson. she said, half
wildly: II cannot realize that he---he has
gone. He was 10 good. 80 tender, such q
mobile man. What can have caused his
deafhYs
Il an afraid cannot answer that ques-
zion just Jet, Lady Elizabeth" DIR. An
dsrson said. gravely. Il shall have TO 70
into this natter
The heart OF the woman stood still.
do you mean that there will have to
be post mortsm examination. an---an in
qaessF r
sYcu will leave things to my hands,
LADY Elisabeth" be said. kindly. II pre-
sumo that Lord Marchmont win come
here. and we win settle every detail to.
sether.v
The doctor closed the door. and Lady
Betty was aloha. She stood and looked
about her In an agonized way. With
ehcklng cry the woman covered her face
with her hands, that ashen face from
which, for Che moment. Ill prettiness had
hed.
Il was no longer Antonio she had to
fear me must think swiftly: she must
work hsr brain Sabtiy to devise some
means that would prevent the working Of
iastIcs-
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CHApTrR xyrrI.

Eagerly George Stanton hailed q cab
snd gave orders to be driven to that lit
IL house on the borders Of Regents Park.
He dismissed the cab at some little dis
tanec from the house. and walked toward
!. slowly.
Twin you ask Miss CastelIa II she will
SPEAK to meT' be said 10 the maid.
Miss CasteiIa went away this after
neon, air. She left soon after lunch.
.And shs left no word mo nessagef''
@0h. yes. sir. beg your pardon" the
maid said. quickly: Il forgot for the mo
nenf; she left mote for you. and a
packes. She said she thought II very prob
able that you would call some time to-
dsy.~
The maid tripped up the path 70 the
hSnss. She was back again directly with
tbs ncte and the packet, and AZ abe gave
fheu 10 him Stanton felt N II tie earth
Md opened ~ bis feet.
He had no need 10 tear aside the coy-
ering OF that Hat packet, for be knew
notes that he had carried to her the night
~ claimed his promise.
He put Ii into the breast pocket OF his
cost mechanically and took her letter and
vent away. A little war from the house
be tore open tho letter.
.By chance" Sylvia wrote, II have
learned today something that throws light
upon what was 20 mysterious. under
stand nov the source from which you
obtained 20 much money. and ! fear |
understand also the reason why this
money was paid. ! asked Jon 10 swear TO
ne that you cot this money honestly. and
ycu perjured yourseif---at least, that Ii
what I believe. So ! take back my prom
L., and return ron this money: but II
you can come TO me. and you can tell me
that yeu have NOT had n hand In helping
Gerald Tenby TO step into his cousins
shoes. II yoa can tell me that you have
had 20 share In bringing about Hubert
Tsnby's disappearance. will marry you.
whether ron are rich or poor. nos because
! Iowa Jon. but because | gave you my
promise, ana Lire 10 keep my word"
Stanton stood and read those words.
not ence. but doseu tines Their mean
ing ran iike living dre through his veins.
h had TO lean against the wall. and
Araw kIs breath with difEieulty. He could
not bring himself to realize that this was
ths end, that be had lost Sylvia just when
- had gained her.
~ what means had the truth come IL
ker9 NJ what danger was be not sur
roundedf He would 90 out OF England.
This money that Sylvia had returned
weui1 keep him Iiks king In other cous-
triaa. Let him tnrn kis back On all: let
hin snap his fingers IL failure. lei Aisa
slow this woman that her repudlatian II
kin Isfs kin sntoaehsd He ssaid 1T
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Lazy

1lsS - essy I Me- alssxsr sHArvsl
~ Il 0nI6 " staxl@ - val u
&x<xe fAfax Is MsAt ! weaky q skAsvssI
~ hecaas& be lazxpa a his wsssk. ~
~ <eszzn< - LAYING, 6aSpId lfssF Il "
II x11et miztAks q lasAAs wisA xtzung
frzxz1e kfrzes. a snsaz1 zlse: !. e sssis an
5azian 81 O. NI-nonxizhed. eafeshisa
ito1J uhnsa organs are weary with cvsr
Nerk Start with the stomach ard allied
k<ah1 of dieseticn and nutrition. Pat
~ Ia working order and see how
Aofitklr your liver win become active.
u, pler1ab Golden Medical Discovery
fkssmade many marvellous cures Of silver
afSuuhaos By it. wonderful control OF the
s6krS28 of Digestion and nutrition. II re-
lof6feS the normal activity Of the stomach.
Increases the sceretions OF tho hlood-mak-
NJ glands. clcanses the system from poi
odnoua accommodations. and 80 relieves the
liver ar the burdens imposed upon It By
tke detection Of other organs.
II % have hifesr or bad tsxte fn the morn
n. poor Or eariahle appetitst coatsd tongne.
nf heath. ccAsflp1ied Or irregular bowels.
1xos veak. eastl& tired. Respondent frequent
tedaches. pain 81 dlstres4ln ssmAll Of back
etaviSs o. dIsteSe4 fsshQr b stomach.
N6rkap6 nAusea.N - <dfNe0Ar sristn6ss IN
IAnuas aftsr eating and kindc sSuDtoms
= Nesk stomach ana torpid lie1A 70 usdl-
- NH relieve ron more prQneilx Or sire
g Urn xloclQk Ilsxsst
! I'll q IL abos1 symptd66s viii b present
= 60 ti1no snd rot point 10 torpid liver or
1f1tournsn and weak stomach. Avoid al
- hruad and biscnits griddle cakes and
oehsr il1irestihle food ard taks The @Golden
1G61tsnl Discovery regularly and stick 70 It's
- rn1a yua are vigorous and strcng.
H su1ncpvcryr h ncn-<ecrek ncn-alco-
huatc = : eiycer1c extract of native medici-
81 rnofn With : full list Of IT. ingredients
Y1rfeA ~ each hcttle-wrApper and attcseed
- pafh Is Ingrskiients are endorsed
- exsolled b. tia naoss eminent medical
WT11rm ef rs 80 and are recomxnendcd -
en- - diseases Or which Il b advised.
D0u't accept substitute Of unknown
cnmposftt0n for this non-secret MKDIcInx
- kxowN coMroe1TIoS-
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ELECTRIC TRUNK LINES.
Possible Eject They May Have el
Future Freight Rates.

Possible Eject They May Have On
Future Freight Rates.
Within the last few days an an
nouncement has been made Of a pro-
posed air line electric route between
New York and Chicago, reduced to a
distance OF 742 miles, the run to bs
made In ten hours. The Pennsylvania
railroad line between Chicago and New
York Is 912 miles. The electric air line
route would thus cut Off ITO miles, or
1876 per cent of the steam road dis
lance.
Assuming that an electric trunk line
between Chicago aud New York ID
financially and otherwise practicable,
and this Ii open to question, the stra-
tegic value OF such project Is such -
possibly 10 have far-reaching effect
ON the whole trunk line situation. IL
electric lines could eventually parallel
the trunk lines TO the Atlantic and gulf
seaports their influence on the railroad
situation might not stop with passenger
traffic. They would begin TO tell soon
VI OF sHttf oH lttlNut touatttbits. Ihtt
would not simply figure as feeders OF
the railroad. as they are now generally
doing. but possibly reduce the ton-mile
rate OF freight TO new low basis OF
cost. The average revenue ton mile
for the year ending June 80. 1903, was
.TG.c. AID for 1904. Is0c This is the
lowest average cost OF any railroad sys-
tenn Ia the world, but can not be accept
ed AZ finaiity. The probable effect Of
electric line construction on railway
rates would MOI only be found 10 infiu-
ence through freights. but might be still
more marked In It's effect upon local
freight rates. This Is doubtless d far
look ahead, bull the development OF cleo
trlcal power has been 50 rapid and
marvellous that It's possible future
growth becomes subject Of fascinat.
lng interest. -wall Street Journal.
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sWhat arrangements did the school
trustees make with that new teach.
err
HE 10 to get $50 a month to find
himself"
GOOD heavens; he's so absent-mind
ed that II he had to ind himself he
win 20 to a home for lost children
Baltimore American.
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Mms Am~WaRs
sQnnresks I rid. ~ wAi6psred Iss.
III - 1hs isnG = knes.
- - o. DxspAst4n = tllas.
- - w&1oh eAesk ~ 0fne q kinf
- drAe1 - aheek - hsad (tAs
Witc4ll.
~ mnhn - 1iGsrsn1 MIDI y which.
- dksteA kln1 6ir. = - y ypu--
T. mnp< xeei6s bsrssaa - twA-
zEkD neo1m.
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In sitting. place one foot slightly in
ADVANCE Of the other, a. Frenchwoman
always doe. There will then be no effsrt
hsedsd to rise properly--it ID done with
or strain on any one set Of muscles.
and II natural easy and graceful.
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BUILT UP HER HEAl.Tn
SPEEDY CURE or MISS eooDE
she Il Made Well by Lydia n. pink.
hams Vegetable Compound, and
Writes Gratefully TO Mira Pinkham.

For the wonderful help that she has
found Miss Cora Goode, 1865 ID, Chicago
Avenue, Chicago, H., believes II her
duty TO write the following letter for
publication, In order that other women
afiiicted in the same way may be
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The London Tablet says Plus x. haa
resolved that no priests revenue from
ecclesiastical sources shall exceed $1,20
q year.
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Les.rn to be pal.snt--also when ne
10 he patient
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

CHAPTER NNIN.
n hsN besn . - dden whim that had
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Mi5S Cora G00Sle

benefited as she was. Miss Goode L.
president of the Bryn Mawr Lawn
Tennis Club Of Chicago. She writes;
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FEu1LLEToN MEscHAcEBE.
BONHEUR EN- GERME
PAR JEAN BLAZE.
PAR JEAN BLAIZE.

qui originalisait encore tout ce que di
salt la jeune file. Ce fut tout un pane
gyrique de la fameuse invention, de
temps autre ponctue par les approba-
tons de Mrs. Trollope, interrompu par
les reserves de Ringade ct les mefances
de sa femme.
Gabriel gardait, stereotype sur ses
levres pales, un penible sourire. Ces
idees de Madge hsuE.aisnt, bonssnlsisnt
la bicyclette. I'm joujou pour lee
grands enfants un apparel qui ressem
/ blait a on ne salt quel squelette ct sui
lequel rhomme await Fair dun singe
II await observe plus dune physionomie
de cycliste, ce qui n'avait pas peu con
tribue a lui faire croire quill fallait etre
un imbecile pour faire tourner ainsi de-
roues.
Tout coup, il comprenait lie charmt
de Get exercice, la difference entire VI
simple jeu ct cette jouissance des mus
cles, des nerfs, ce moyen d'elargir lin
fini lie champ du regard, tout ce perfec
tionnement de retre. II Sc sentit tire
inferieur aux gems assez adroits pou
garder retonnant equihbre, assez fort
ct vaillants pour effectuer les course
fantastiques. II constatait surtout
profondeur d'abime qui lie separait d
cette jeune file 81 pleine de vie. Jama1
ellie ne ravait tant effarouche, effray
!, II eprouvait envers ellie une lalousie bic
= ycirfnc de In hnine.
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XVIII

Un matin de fin juin, Gabriel traver-
salt la place du Marche, quand son at
tention fut attiree par de singuliers ira
vaux auxquels Sc ivraient des ouvriers
dissemines.
Au milieu du waste espace, Sc dreesait
un poteau entoure dune grande tente
verte. que soutenait un cercle de po-
teaux moins hauts ct obliques par le
poids. Autour de ce cercle, des hommes
aux bras nus plantaient entire les paves
des piquets de fer. A deux mains, en-
I'm admirable jeu de muscles, lis fai-
salient decrire toute une courbe aux
enormes marteaux ct les assenaient sur
les clous geants.
Gabriel se rappela les grandes anaches
qui, depuis plusieurs jours, annoncaient
rrarivee du cirque Powder. L'une,-A
quelques pas. au muir du marche cou-
vert, etalait, a grands fracas de couleurs,
une sorte de scene de Paradis terrestre,
IN homme en- pantalon collant ct en-
bottles au milieu de divers animaux sau-
wages, ct, au-dessous du groupe, ces
mots The po,oer of madness
Des cordes ayant etc attaches aux
piquets, on redressa les poteaux, ct, au
| moyen de pouEes, on hissa la toiture de
lourde toile.
L'apres- midi, un sutre hasard fit voir
Gabriel la cavalcade qui passait dams
les principales rues de Ia vile >: chars
rouges ou bleus, dores, sculptes, rem.
pills de clowns ou de femmes en- toilettes
th2atrales beaux chevaux de robes di
verses, montes par des mousquetaires e1
des amazones toute une etrange ky
! rielle avec orchestre en- tete ct, en- queue
deux elephants balancant leur masss
poussi6reuse sur Fun desquels tronai'
un cornac 4 moustache blonde.
CONNIE Gabriel rentrait d Ia maison !:
! --Tu ne sais pas lui dit 50 mere
La bonne Nine Trollope qui nous pay
IL cirque, ce soir !!
! -Ce doit etre une ancienne saltim
banque! bougonna Paimable garcon
Eth sait-o qui ellie est. qui est So file
D'abord, de quoi vivent-eiles !?
II Naturellement, il refusa Invitation.
u Eth bieD, nous nous passerons d
tot ht Nine Ringade, qui, maintenan
, quill allait bien mieux, ne Sc genai
, plus pour lui repliquer.
} A son grand etonnement, vers Phe'
: du diner, ellie le Wit revetu de son bea
costume.
-Alors. tn viens
!, Par siuple CONVEYANCE Mais c
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Screening the Cisterns.

line autorite sanitaire de la paroisse
noua communique les suggestions sui
vantes pour Sc eonformer a la lettre ct
a l'esprit de Performance du jury de po-
lice conce ernant La mise convert des ci-
ternes, barils, basins, etc, laquelie or
dominance doit prendre effet lie 1er mars :
~@s-e rJur reg c1rcrrcs, -s,-.rss.,--a,~.-sins,
etc. qui n ont pas de CONVERT, I'M tamls
en- fl de fer. de 18 fills au pouce. Peut
etre etendu sur lie SONNET du recepta-
Gle d'eau ct sontenu par un on plusieurs
morceaux de fer on de bols. Sill y a
mn tuyau pour recoulement du superfiu
d'eau. rouverture en- doit etre fermee
par un grillage de RENE genre. LIE
tuyau de reception peut Sc dechargel
au dessus du tamis, mais non reposeI
dessus, ct il ma pas besoin d'etre ferme
2. LIE convert de la citerne, on re,
ceptacle quelconque. peut etre de boil
ct reposer plat sur le bord, avec ief
tuyaux bien fermes. CONNIE il est dii
plus haut.
8. lie moyen propre proteger unt
citerne, etc, par une couverture en- bon
plate elevee des bords ct reposant SUI
des pieces de bois est d'etendre lie tamlt
tout auteur, du bord du convert al
bord de la citerne, les ouvertures pou1
les tuyaux ct les tuyaux eux. memes
sfant bien proregcs.
4. Les craques ou fentes dams les cou-
ventures en- bois doivent etre bien clo-
ses ct les ouvertures autour des tuyau'
doivent etre pourvues dun moroccan d e
toffe mobile, LIE fil en- cuivre revlent
meilleur marche la Tongue, Lee
STAPLES sont preferables aux 4tacks
pour attacher lie tamis.
s. Plusieurs inventions sont sur /
marchs ct peuvent etre utlllsees. pour
va au'elles soient fepreuve des nous
tiques.
Ne vous server que de tamis de l
fills au pouce.
DR.. L. T. DONALDSON,
Officer de Sante.
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Perdreaux.

Ce gibier n'abonde pas ici, mais il pa
RAFT quill y en- quand meme. w que
rautre matin nous en- avons trouve toute
une compagnie suspendue par une f.
celle ct accrochee . notre porte. Quel
etait le chasseur qui nous await mena-
ge cette bien charmante surprise, nous
n'avons pu le savoir, car il await Gu la
rare MODESTO, pour I'M chasseur, de ne
pas laisser son nom. Tout en- Pigno-
rant. toutefois, nous avons trouv6 deli.
cieux les perdreaux.
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Marriage.

RtPar une erreur de topographic, 81 ia
cile A commettre, nous avons, samedl
dernier, annonce pour le 4mardi 10 fe-
rier.. lie marriage de NJ. Paul vicknair
ct de Mile Laure Jacob. Et ce NEST
au'apres le tirage du journal que notre
attention etc appellee sur cette erreur
Mons nous empressons de la rectifier
O'est lie mardi 90 fevrier, cinq heures
du soir, que la b6nediction nuptiale sera
donnee au jeune couple, en- fEglise st
Pierre.
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Aux Voyageurs.

NM. Leger & Lorio, don't les ecuries
sont situees pres de rEglise st. Jear-
Bartiste, annoncent au public qu'ils ont
etabi une diligence qui fait rsguliere-
ment les trajets a la station st. John
aux heures des trains. lis 6ennent
aussi, pour le louage, des voitures Ell
des chevaux en- bonne condition. Les
voyageurs, Ell s'adressant a eux, ebtien
drout pleine satisfaction.
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faire ressortir les merites de fbrdonnan-
ce ct suggererai nos autorits quelques
idees que je crois bonnes pour metre a
execution la section 2 de Fohionnance,
la plus importante, mon avis. TT Je
items a avoir ma petite part dams Phon-
neur d'ayoir extermine Fennemi.
D'ici la, portez-vous bien.
B. TIzEUR.
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Un ami. en paasant. nous iaisse une
dousaine de superbes pinents verts
an'il await fraichement cueillis dams le
potager de NJ. Joseph LeBrun. Des
piments verts en- hiver, c'est incroyable,
ct il faut vraiment les voir pour le croi-
re. Ce NJ. LeBrun est r6eliement nm
homme universel: il ny rien qni ne
soft de sa competence. Mais le plus
fort de tous ees tours de force, ce sont
ses cultures de plantes frileuees en- plein
air. en- hiver, rien qne pour demontrez
qu. voul r c'est p,uveir. AttendoDs
.vo maintenant Ia prochaine surprise
quill nous reserve.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Twenty-Eieh hth Judicial District Court.
PARISH or ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
SUCCESSION OF MAXIMILIEN BECNEL
AND WIFE.
mo. IS P. d.

Whereas Maximilien j. Becnel. of the par
ish of st John tbs Baptist. has, this day. filed
in this Court an application to be appointed
administrator of the aforesaid succession:
Public notice IL hereby given to all whom,
If NAV concern to show canee, in writing. to
the Judge of the said Court. within ten days
from the first publication hereuf. why said
application shonld not he granted.
Witness the Honorable Prentice E. Edra.s
ton. Judge. and the seal Of the SAD
y. ?. t'onrt, at the parish Of St. John the
Baptist, Aforesaid. on, this the 14th day u
February, A.. ID. 1905.
Clerk of Court.
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Her Interpretation.
Reserve.

miss Pepprey," said Mr.. Borem, !.
don't think May Knox Is very good
friend of yours"
"No?" replied Miss Pepprey, with an
unconcealed yawn.
mo. She told me If called on you
I'd only be wasting my time"
"Ah, l see She doesn't consider my
time worth anything. ."--Philadelphia
Press.
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Mr.. Grumpy-Can you whistler
App,icant-Sur~ l kin whistle 'uss
der lie Shade of de Old Apple Tree. :"
Mr.. Grrmpy-All right, you may DO
SO as much as you like, but II you
whistle under this roof yoNli be
i.red."-Chicago News.
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Cough Medicines,

We carry all kinds but recommend ou
Tolu and Wild Cherry Syrup as the very
best ; it never fails to relieve coughs.
25 cents per bottle at
PEOPLES PHARMACY,
Reserve.
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N. Glide Cambre, qui depuis deux
ms demeurait cote de nos bnreaux.
vi mt de demenager pour s'etablir dams
lie sixieme ward.
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A Brief Tragedy.
The knock of the postman-
1t gives you a thrill.
You look for a check
And he hands you a bill.
Washington Star.
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Used to Knocks

OSeQ 20 huOChe
"At any rate" remarked the patri-
otic citizen, when cadet out of the
American naval academy he can't b(
beaten"
81 don't doubt it." chuckled the ma
with the mustard whiskers. He
guess he Is hardened enough to sta
anything. g.-Chicago News.
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Journal OMciel
Journal UMCIeI
DE LA PAROISSE ST. JEAN-BAPTlSIE
EFT DU BUREAU DES ECOLES.
CHAS. LASSEIGNE. REDAcrEuR.
aBoNNEMENT !:

ABONNEMENT
TN An. $3.50. Six Mois, IS cents.
fine rsmise de SO pour cent est faite aux
abonnes qui patent d'avance ou dams lie pre-
o,ier mois de l'abonnement. Apres &c temps
nest plus fait de remise.
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Some Tall stories.

Some Tall Etories.
There was a. Old fe.Iiw ramed Hughes
Who s.ood six fee: two in his shugE Ees;
He ectureG a bit
Ard mace quite hit
W.. tte kts kat he ted Gil tie Jnshes.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-02-17
G. b. DUGAS,
Practical HoEseshOd,

Announces to the people of GaryvilIe ana VI
cinity that he will be at
.fessrs. c.ds. Mentz 5 Livery Stable
on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays OF aen
week for horseshoeing. and he solicits snare
of the public's patronage. Parties desiring
first-class work, are spectfnily invi'ed 10
call on him.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-02-17

Continuation d la Derniere Page.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-10-12

The police court docket of cases dis
posed of shows the following items re-
Iating to drunkenness:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-10-12
POULTRYMEN
OF COAST
cFrom Wednesdays AdvertIser.)

CFrom Wednesdays Advertiser.)
A meeting of the Poultry Associa-
tion was held last evening al the Gov
eminent Nursery. King street. TO ar
range details for the coming annual
poultry exhibition on December 20, 81
and %.
There was a general discussion on
poultry matters. and the talk ran large
iy TO the rules and regulations to gov
arn the exhibit. II was stated that
&c veral poultrymen on the Coast were
taking an interest In the show and may
have some birds here to compete with
the Hawaiian bred fowls. This will make
interest even more keen than was dis
played in last years exhibit, inasmuch
az some very finely-bred fiocks are
being raised here just for exhibition
purposes.
The association win shortly make
public the premium list so that
prospective exhibitors may know for
what prizes they are to compete.
The directors are now holding weekly
meetings and most of the preparation
work Is being handled by subcommit-
tees The association has gone into the
plans for the poultry show with a snap
and vim that is creditable.