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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-09-28

blackburn and Prize shake lands and
C1s~~ thc Rioody Chasam-

This a~~s item - sea. OF. rum
Salisbury
The biggest political s~eut at Sails
bury ~Aa the reconciliation to<tav ot
Sp~ac~r Blackburn and Gus prn.
They net after failure - speak for
tao rcA~. shook hands Art ntarkbura
ssect AZ hour ~1;h Prize
=" Pos &Ays M- PTicv called On
ne c-HoE-o%S-naa n the latter a urErot
@n+ciAtoo Mr.. PROV hAs hated
BLACKBURN b.-te-iy and hAs n1< h~a
sos - sg-ak rs mind about HIN. al
t@"AEh b ANNOUNCED ~xn~ tluee aTo
ina ." ~ou,i so:r fig him Tnis r.
c"09~aI"1 saosl1 - additional ov.-
a"Ic". = a-E w~-a D~~y5e6 TIA. ,he
democrats Ca1aot tep~nd On rv0ah'i-
can differences 81 defeat n.arkhu-r
ft"pabicans w-aaE.e and quarrel and
ab4~' each "-aer without STA, bat
'hs1 election tl-S ~E~~ -srsnt .s~v
al I-t'1 p and vote sAa ..-Av. = tho
democrats are 20 carr .hr tz.-trt tA~v
Il depend 81 -h..- uxn .re+.n~
u : Tea men IN casA township vii =,
that every democrat r-a L. thr n.va
and votes Tor H4ck~.t ho ull ts eject
~-N'a'"~f.lls Landmark
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A r


For more than sir hundred years 81
persttion and fun have held high car
nival among young pe-r,fa ., he ia.
night Of October The ~ceI.b-a.io, -
HalloSe IN all English speaking
countries IS 50 universal and Of such
ancient Gate as TO be .,unted among
folk customs
\ ff2i4oWe en party % I popular and
fashionable social function with our
Young people. The presence Of o,n-
paratlye strangers a. such gatherings
compeis more or less restraint and
ceremony Z iuterferes with cenuina
fun and enjoyment: hence Il, ia Gus
oomary TO have but a limited number
or guests and those such as are on the
terms OF great intimacy with the hos
tess and her household.
Invitations 20 such d party are To be
had rom first class stationers or they
may be original in design. Among
these are a witch on a broom stick. a
tiny candle stick holding 4 lighted
taper. a branch heavy with nuts. =
Scotch thistle, an apple. and its par
ings, etc.
Autumn leaves. NUS and bright b<-
rieS may be utilized In table dacora-
tions with baskets OF fruit or dimiun-
tves with baskets Of fruit or diuinu-
tive horn OF plenty Of favors. or the
games INDUCED in is tiny candles.
little pans, containing melted lead n
fantastic shapes, small cakes contain
ing nut or inexpensive trinkets. bis
que figures Of witches, etc.
The old fashioned Halloween party
was of the mos informal nature and
refreshments were likewise-roas.e ed
appdes and Chestnuts (often toasted
before the great open fire by ZACH one)
cider, ginger cakes and some home
made candies. For a set menu the fol-
lowing refreshments would be very
appropriate:
Nut Sandwiches Celery Sandwiches
Scallopel Oysters Chicken Salad
Nut Cookies Nut Cakes
Apples Nuts Raisins
Spiced Claret or Mulled Cider.
Coffee.
In making sandwiches always use
bread which IS Of light texture and
preferable two days old. When a num-
Der are to be made it is easiest to trim
all crust from the loaf before begin
ming, otherwise the crust may be cut
from the finished sandwiches. They
are dainter and easier to eat when the
filling is reduced to a paste, hence it
is best to put meats used for such pur-
poses thrugh the food chopper then
add s~easOnings, cream melted butter
or mayonnaise, beat and work all to-
gether until smooth. Almost any
cooked meat may be used as the basis
Of a sandwich filling. providing it is
nicely seasoned; ham, tongue and
chicken are always fa-orites but the
clever hostess should impTOvise some
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imperial Rough Riders

Inc army has taken I'D the ro,gb
rider type Of soldier On an extensive
SCALE n great things have been ar-
pected Of the men in SNOWY uniforms
-oark-blue shirt with chain-naiI
epaulets, breeches, leggins. soft felt
hats' and brilliant yellow handker-
cslefs tied loosely around the neck
"A test Of endurance between two crack
commands, however, dispelled some of
the confidence felt in the prowess Of
the 'Irontiersnen,' as they are called
a march from London to brighton
ana return was the task selected They
were expected to reach Brighton early
IN the evening, but it was Dast mid
night before the first of the trOops ar
rived, by which time only a small rem
nant Of what had been a large crowd
renamed to greet them. Tho return
Journey was begun after a two hours
rest, and eleven hours were 0ccupied
In riding back TO LOndOn-rather slow
llTne Tor h rOugh-rider style Of get
ing there as it is done in America
Inc distance covered was 1ftv-fOur
miles, and the result was practically a
dead neat between the contestants, one
troop Of which represented Queensland
ard the other Canada.
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special combinations a. her o~a which

-
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40 p1I" as' guess
F.oa the E1Ha1 foA CT AID d.
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-. : .-' :" Sos ar
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-. go put 500" ID p4S IGR
~ G'C"~ . IA1o<
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ID ca e Sa"
80 80 ~.1H : aApAa
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1.1 * @'@"aeH'f s0I"s&sN
:" A@~P Nas
-~-~ S 1I"i~ - ~a'eF ""u'o
- p"S>4- Win HeA'!
az al ""@' @"@I ""41
OF DIN ..hsth ta"tn cEnfSEp ~ Htq1
\ nut MING needs a mixture % one
hall bIanched almonds. n quarter
English walnuts. I quarter hickory
NUS Ihea- =" 4 nut crater g. chop
VERY fne, Butter and slice the bread
Put on II a thin layer Of the chopped
nuts. 4 dust Of salt. = sprinkle q
~-ae~ SWISS ~ Ant E4.l0 tht*~e ana
cover WITH 4 plain bu'icred slice Gel
cry should be- chopped very in" and
mols,ered with enough uatonnais" to
make a paste.
Recipes for scallopad oysters fire.
quentlv cali for TOO much moisture re-
suling IN a pasty compound Try this
| method. Rinse. drain and ~ good
| sized oysters tallow SIX ~ eich, u 4
person. Dip each in slightly beaten
egg and roll in fine bread crumbs. with
| Zach cupful OF which there has been
| we'll mixed TWO tablcSpODnfu1s Of melt
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Ga
Bear IL. rIhsaar' E,r u.ln sxzs
@S,:''' E1HIzM
bANh Oh ROCKY MOUNT


A 4 meeting 81 the stockholde- or
Tho Bank ~ Rocky Mount Gaa, week
II was cecided - Increase tho capital
stock from SO. 600 70 10000 AMI I'D
pay 70 its present stockholders = cash
dividend q % per cent. reducing no
surplus 50 a. - make tho present took
nave n book value Of $l2J oH per saa-r.
and 10 sell h new stock AT that priD
This will give the lank n capitaI AMI
surplus OF 1925. 900
Ihos" present oncrel - Tx, al
the new stock. bur ne PURPOSE or
the Increased issue Of stock waa to
distribute II among tho patrons If :hr
bank, giving d~elrs.turs n o~ppprtunlty
to share in the profits OF he institution
Ihe distribution Of tho stock Was eft
in the hands OF the officers ~ nc
bank.
We are glad - see this move on the
part OF the bank. II ovt ences tina,
III" institution Is wide awake and =
doing its share TO ke 10 and lclp
lead tbs progress ~ the town.
An assistant cashier was also elected
to succeed Mr.. ! G Robertson. Ia
signed, Mr.. Edward Eatchclo- be!nE
chosen for hat position He wa for
meTly connected with the Bank OF
Nsshyi!le.-RDcky Mount Recor!
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Boycott on GpntiIes

me long prosecuted Jew has at last
turned on his gentle tOrmentOr and de-
clared a boycott against him. Some
thlnS like a riO occurred the other
DAY around the bake shops in the
East End, and the proprietor old the
police his life a been threatened be-
cause he had ignored the demand Of
the jewish bakers union to employ
only Jewish WOrkmen. The men cir
culated ~handbills, printed in Hebrew
characters, calling attention to shops
which they had b~oycorted. Don't
buy bread from Gentle workers. was
the burden Of the handful. Don't eat
scab a "Scab" is Yiddish for
'blackleg."
Exciting seem are witnessed when
the pickets are at work keeping the
Gentle "scabs," by threat or violence,
from applying for jobs in the boycott
ted shops. Among the locked-out
bakers are many Russians and Poles,
recent arrivals in London, who come,
to use an employing bakers words,
with the flame of revolution burning
in Them" They employ some of the
milder methods of the terrOrists, with
the result that the master bakers are
forced to- yield to their demands. This
anti-Gentile movement is something
new if not novel, in industrial London.
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regarded it as a matter of course that
recollection of the glove contracts had
Influenced the Speakers decision.
Mr.. Littauer announced his retire
ment following a conference with
President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay,
and Washington accepts the theory
that the president advised his retire
ment.
It would seem that Senators Dick
and Foraker are not wholly satisfied
hat they are secure in the victory
they achieved in last weeks Ohio re
publican convention. Senator Dick
has announced that ne proposes TO
axe the stump for the purpose OF JUS
tifying the course Of himself and his
colleague. Ordinarily a convention
victory would close an incident OF this
ppear to know they have been whip
ped and threaten to continue the on
test against the Dick organization.
Ohio republicans who have come to
Washington since the convention re-
port that the Burton-Herrick insurreC-
tor was wrecked largely through the
selection of Harry NJ. Daugherty as
campaign anage Daugherty Is a
disappointed. and more or less disCred-
tied. wOuld-be boss, and Ohio Repub-
licans decided it would be a case Of
the ~frying-pan and the fire II they
changed a machine controlled by Dick
for one controlled by Daugherty. II
Mr.. Burton and the other reformers
are going TO make any Roadway. say
Ohio politicians, they must gather
about them men in whom the people
have confidence.
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TILLMAN AGAINST BRYAN
Cannot ~ Nominated. lie says. on a
Government Ownership Prank.

Cannot bc Nominated. lie says. on a
Government Own~rNhip Plank.
That the south would ever agrTe 20
the nomination Of W liam Jennings
Bryan on a platform cD-tsinlrg gov
srnment ownership % r lroads ~as
the declaration here : day IN n inter
view OF Seaa.or Tllman. OF outa Car
DINA
In the south are : . Quad n.
only true Amer ans" - aid. and
we are democrat con there. 90 So
believe In gcve-nn- by 4 'E2l
and not In pater7sEs We re r.
ready 20 admit the rail caneo b
regulated. and a not = q. D e.
appraisers transform e. a <
political machine. In e han IS II n
eove-umenf- lie TO vi: O
usd for punishment b s'ile 'err.tor
You northerre-s T 'wn -
South Carol ia or ru seed
Arericanfsr. r. Il ui 4. I o n
was PecDvskys, 4 xlI-
kie@'
OF the ra.lr e.Frto-
Tillman said I. - : ain
Of z % n M
rransTor- atirn 'lg o
ever, be WIS So &c 1
as he said IL - 50
Over the count ? tsn .
40 the railroad c a. 20
Washing on Pc
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Model Congressional Candidates

Ex-Congressman Crawford n Mr..
J. j. Britt, democratic and republican
congressional candidates., respectively,
who are having a joint campaign IN
the tenth district, are both prominent
members of the Baptist church. Meth
er chews, smokes or drinks and 1t IS
presumed that neither uses profanity.
Both are debaters of ability and so
far the campaign has ueen conducted
on a high plane-Statecville Landmark.
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uawthorne.)

uou+horne.)
In CrH' "ta1k
#.~.snb6- me
.tff-ed suddenly from
King Edward
L4r.1- ~,,nnine If
raj anu
III E-L-'sh Ill.,
Z -,--arc's order consul
aalIs for such
.ga,+ evetem
J.. IN.
--.0Is that the Status
he highest to the
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ROOSeXelt'S Irish Car.

President Roosevelt is having made
in Dublin an Irish "outside'' car which
is sure to be a novelty among the
eQuipages o. Washington. The presi-
dents order stipulated a car of supe-
riOr design and materials. and the
manufacturers are taking pride in
turning out a little the best piece Of
work ever see in that inc. Curious
ly enough, King Alfonso has ordered
a similar vehicle from the same firm,
having taken a fancy to this means Of
locomotion during his recent visit to
England.
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NON NEWS AND GOSSIP

Gibbs & Son, Lord A1denbsn
Of the best known men in T.ondoa III Hs
has been a governor Of tba psn, 10
England and was a memher ~ ~
mouse OF commons precious r. heinz
raised TO the peorage. He has e.
sons All in their several ueys men of
distinction. Aneh VI
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President Palma is said TO have De-
come weary Of his ofical POSITION
When the turbulent character Of q
large portion of his fellow citizens IS
considered, this is not at all surprising.
philadelphia Record.
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Mr.. Hearst having blown Senator
Bailey of the political map. Mr. Horst
might al we'll commences 10 prepar@ FIR
the inevitable.-Philade.plia North
American.
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Tn" Ohio democrats have asked Hr
Bryan 10 keep out OF the state until
after the election Mr.. B-yan's long
misunderstanding Is usually 20 noat
succeSsful.-New York World
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The Cuban warriors viii have an Dp-
prtunity &c tell their tg,ub g. 10 Cn-h
Sans marines IN = 9 hey are wi.e N
Lme.-New York Trbu-a
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DeWitt's Witch Hazel save is bet
DeWitts. Good for ~~.erythIag a
saiVe is used for. including pr ,. .sold
by kobt. X. Beilauy.
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About everybody IN Cuba seems to
have started 10 run the minute Il ~as
announced that Secretary Tart was
ooming-Philade.phIa Piss.
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NCll NORTH TrIur

;" y h7"~n. The Gru-is- tension
attorney. ~ Pst-sact. n As <.r-
!" a pension. Tho lest ,h.a- "a -r; :
III h-nE N"~ ltfc P.l.s lo sri IS
'ArE Keep my family & :. o1ai!
-e"''A OIick c4Te fv- Headache.
Constipation and R...nu4r.a. -
"~GaTaat"e4 q; H. Il nc.lamy aug
store.
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DeWrts Little Early R'ses. Peas
ant little pills thai do not grtpe or
sicken. Sold by RObt r Bela-y.
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" in Evening Dress.

MEL III INtilIlIp DICSS.
mru are complaining
--... go into the club with
@roruued 70 try a new
-.mrsgne. something fresh
+ horse. or an automobile,
H. wondering if society is
.rg q st # commercial
-.~~- is nothing in this
ar .1a- is not being carried
e. brokers. intrOducers
o~ chaper0ns willing
--ou-artr> at court for a
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The adherents OF Vice President
Fairbanks, Secretary Shaw and otnef
asrirants for the republican presiden-
tic, nomination have a new grievance
against President Roosevelt. They in
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Laws for the TOilcrS.

ba"> for the TOilers.
mas organized labor
s.-S a position in the
Never before have
NAME. their demands
prospect Of having at
""M granted. Labor
.'E ot Tho cabinet, fifty
he house Of COM
Whom are delegates to
!. >S II Liverpool. The
n" day, though one
.al"~ party regards lib
| H. pale, are show
i. sympathy with the
He congress. AS testi-
~1""-"nG influence in
'..... the parliamentary
.'." ~ report hat a
all has been mol N
"Se 70 m""t the iasires
max funds have been
l. .-A n" problem OF the
q committee has
...-S.t~r he eight hour
H.tar's compensation
he ----~D i.1cp1 = t,m-
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Dieests What You lat

Pests the stomach. .ebullds the
tissues and gives firm Sesh
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A Treat In Prospect.
For Gasoline -.ock Stoves
Hardware Co., Ltd
The Horses Handicap.

On a fair average. horses weigh
about seven times as much as men.
They can pull aboL, seven times as
much. under favorable conditions. On
extremely soft ground they are not
nearly so good, in proportion, at such
tests OF strength, because their feet
are much smaller than mems, rela-
lively to their weight.
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Poor Nourishment in Grass.

Horses, under natural conditions,
sleep much less than men and spend
far more time every day in eating.
There is little nOurishment in grass,
in proportion to its bulk. and the
horse is forced to give so much time
TO eating that it would be ruinOus to
human industry II like conditions ex-
listed among men.
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Wednesday, oct:b, 1906.
Dersonals.
" THOSE w no
a x COME nnd 90


The friends of Rousseau MOu-
ton, who is attending the State
University, will be glad to know
that he has been complimented
with the captaincy of Com
pany G and the editorship of the
college paper. The Reveille."
Jap a,Lac headquarters. Den
bo & Nicholson Co.. Ltd.
Capt. and Mrs. John Hahn. of
Gulfport, Miss. are spending a
couple of months with Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac BrOussard at their
plantation home in the second
ward.
For Electric Supplies -La-
coste Hardware Co., Ltd.
Mcbride Mouton returned to
Lafay cite Saturday. He has re
ceived a complete discharge from
the Jackson Insane Isylum.
The Falk Mercantile Co. are
prepared to take charge OF
funerals and attend to all grave
yard work. A fine rubber-tired
hearse in stock.
J.. G. Clausen has recently put
in a new line of buggies. Call
on him when you need a first
class team.
For Paints, Oils, Varnishes
-Lacoste Hardware Co., Ltd.
Get a Charles DENLY cigar at
the Lafayette Drug Store. The
. best five cent cigar on the
market.
Fall Garden Seed in bulk at
the Moss Pharmacy.
JEFF Caffery, who has been
spending the summer in Chica-
90, returned last Wednesday.
For Harness and Saddles
Lacoste Hardware Co., Ltd.
Geo. Leblanc, son of Mr. Luc
Leblanc, of Scott, left Saturday
to attend the State Normal at
Natchitoches.
At Moss Pharmacy, three good
Lead Pencils for 5 cents.
O. B. Jenkins, who for the
present is located at Sloan
Springs, Ark, returned last
week for q short visit.
$3.50 to $500 per day for 8
hours work. Address Miss FL.
len G. Cain, Duson La.
Miss Kate Andrus, Of Opelou-
~, = visiting relatives here.
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Beauty O Within

Beauty from Within.
Though we travel the world over to
find the beautiful. We must carry it
with us or we find 1t not.-Ralph Wal
do Emerson.
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attend the State Normal School.
Devoe's Furniture Polise, 81
and So cent Bottles, sold and qua
ranted. at the Moss Pharmacy.
Postal Card Albums, 25c, soc and
75c, at the Moss Pharmacy.
Lucius DuhOn, of Broussard,
paid our Office a welcome visit
Monday.
Onion sets in any quantity at
the Moss Pharmacy.
Capt. J. G. Buchanan left Sat-
urday for Natchitoches. accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss
Mamie, who will attend the
Normal.
Fresh groceries are the only
kind to eat and the only kind
we keep.-BrOussard Bros.
Eben Morgan, who is now liv-
ing in Jennings, spent Thursday
in town with friends and rela
tives.
For Bugsies-Lacost Hard
ware Co., Ltd.
Paul Guidry & Co. sell hay,
corn, oats and other food stuffs.
Ring them up. Orders filled
promptly.
f. G.. MOuton has returned
from New Orleans where he went
to enter his son, Mark, in Tulane
University.
For Wagons-Lacoste Hard
ware Co., Ltd.
When you order groceries al
ways remember Broussard Bros.
DR.. and Mrs. R. 3. Raney re-
turned to Crowley Friday after a
most delightful visit of several
months in Ashville. N. G..
Jap-a-Lac headquarters, Dem
DO & Nicholson Co.. Ltd.
At the Moss Pharmacy, 10
cent states reduced to 5 cents.
We are glad to state that
Jacques Doucet. who is quite
sick. was somewhat better yes.
terday.
Jap-a-Lac headquarters, Den
DO & Nicholson CO.. Ltd.
/. Good School Bags for ) cents, al
the Moss Pharmacy.
Miss Edna Sprole visited
friends in Washington last week.
Fall Garden Seed in bulk al
the Moss Pharmacy.
For Cook Stoves -Lacoste
Hardware Co., Ltd.
Jacob Clausen. of st. Mary par.
ish. visited his son, J. c. Clausen.
the past week.
just received a shipment OF
onion sets at the Moss phar.
macy.
For Builders Hardware
Lacoste Hardware Co., Ltd.
DIR. J. F. Mouton returned
Friday from Chicago and New
York, where he has been taking
special courses In toe diseases
of the eye, nos and throat, and
has resumed practice.
See Parkerson 4 Mouton for
any kind Of insurance. Eight
years experience.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Langford
became the happy parents o. q
fine boy Wednesday last.
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See ParkersOn & MoutOn for
any kind of insurance. Eight
years experience.
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Britain Remembers Hero.
A statue Of Gen. Nicholson, the mu-
tiny hero, vas recently unveiled at
Delhi by Lord Mimic. the viceroy of
India.
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Eor the Home Dressmaker.
nave a little bag hung up on the
/, s.Gc of the sewing machine frame
81. the left hand to receive clippings
so quickly accumulate when
working at the machine.
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A. H. Treen, representing the
Daily States, was in town y~ester-
day looking after circulation
matters.
Get Busy" is the name of an
eight page, three-column paper
to be published semi-Occasionally
as official bulletin of the New Or,
leans Progressive Union. NJ. B.
Trezevant is editor, with E. D.
Burrows as associate editor. l.
is a lively little paper. well writ
ten and ought to help push
things.
Delight your wife with a
present of some of that fine
china at the Lafayette Drug
Store.
A Treat In Prospect.
Bronco Bill-Just before Roarin
Dan was lynched he said he hoped h.
would meet all de boys IN heaven.
Grizzly Pete-Did, Ell?
Bronco Bill-Yes, an de boys said
dey hoped so, too, so dey could have
de fun NV lynchin' him over agin.-
Judge.