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THE RACES.

The races held at the st. Mary
Park on Sunday last were indeed
\ grand success. There were
about 1000 people in attendance.
The meet was one of the best ever
held in Southwest Louisiana, and
he managers Of the Association
are to be congratulated on the ex-
cellent manner in which they con-
Quoted the affair.
The day was clear, the track
was fast and there were plenty Of
horses to take part in the different
races. Horsemen and visitors
from every part of this section
were here to witness this meeting.
The program consisted of six
races, one harness, and five run
ming races, which were as follows:
First Race: Trot or pace mile
heats, best three in five, was won
by Bessie c., by nose. Purse
500.
Second Race: Running, half
mile, was won by McGonnigle,
Grand Opera second and Signal
ii third. Purse $3.50. Time O:51
Third Race: Running, quarter
mile dash for ponies ii hands or
under, was won by Winnie. Joe
second and Dixie third. Purse
$50. Time 0:27.
Fourth Race: Running, three
quarters of a mile, was won by
Fallen Leaf, Hermitage second,
and Rance third. Purse $50.
Time LII.
Fifth Race: Running, one mile
was won by Malediction, Erne
second and Princess third. Purse
5000. Time | :45 2-5.
Sixth Race. Added-Running,
tive-eights of mile was won by
Fallen Leaf second,
Favorita third. Purse $50. |
Time :O3 t-2.
The Association will endeavor,
+ possible, to have another race
meet before the season closes, and |
+ it does we venture to say that the
public and visiting friends will
lot regret another visit to Frank
in.
Mr.. J. Bluck, of New Orleans,
vas starter, and he showed his dis
'ipline in that line by getting the
lorses off nicely with an even
tart every time to the satisfaction
II all.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS,

NAPOLEoNvILLE, La, Aug. 10, 1906.
In the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern District of
Louisiana. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of John McHugh, Bank
rupt, No. 942, in Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors of John Ntzhugh, of Patter-
son, in the Parish of st. Mary, and Dis
trict aforesaid Bankrupt
Notice is hereby given. That on the
18th day of August. A. D., 1906. the
said John McHugh was duly adjudged
bankrupt, and that the first meeting
of his creditors will be held in the
office of Chas. +. Borah, at Franklin.
Parish of st. Mary, La, on Tuesday,
the 2sth day of August, A. D., 1906
at 1l:3O O'Clock in the forenoon. at
which time the said creditors NAV at
tend, prove their claims, appoint
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
L. L. FOLSE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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The people, of course, are
anxious for the regulating of rail
road and express rates to begin,
but there can be no objection to
the decision of the Interstate Com
mission to give the corporations
reasonable time to prepare their
schedule Of rates. It's a big Job,
no doubt, and upon these sche-
dulles all future work will be pred
icated SO little delay may make
greater haste hereafter.
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NJ IRDAI THE STH DAY on
SEPTEMBER, 1906.

l
! between The hours of II O'Clock a. m
| and O'Clock Z, m, the following men.
toned and described property to.wit:
FIRST. a tract Of land measuring
Eight Hundred $500 arpents more or less
bounded on the westerly side by lands
belonging in February, 1896, to Dr..
Walter Brashear and o. n. Thomas, and
being The same tract which B. 6. Teuny
an'i :. {. Nicholas purchased from c.
y. Thomas and Susan Jet Thomas,
WI" IF Charles w. Howard. BY act
passed before William Christy, late
Notary in the City of New Orleans, Lon.
l-iana, on the 4th day of February, 1896.
SECOND. Another tract of land ad
lolnlh@ the one described situated on The
northwest end Of Cote Blanche Island
containing Four Hundred 400, super
tiG;al arpcnts. formerly known as the
!)r. Walter Brashear tract, and which
was purchased from said Tenny and
Nicholas at public sale. made on March
3r'. $3.50. by John Moore, Parish Judge,
Is property belonging to the community
EXISTING between Dr. Walter Brasbesr
ANA his children. a, heirs of Mistress
Margaret Brashear. his deceased wife.
Third. Another tract on the south
vast corner OF said Cote Blanche Island,
containing about Three Hundred aud
Twenty 1920 superficial arpents, bound.
ed north and south by lands formerly be.
longing to said Tcnny and Nicholas, anf
on the south and west by the bay and
sea marsh am, bpiur The same tract
purchased by said Tenny and Nicholas
II IN c. n. Thomas ana Sophia \.
Thomas. as per decd duly executed and
recorded in he Recorders office Of the
Perish OF ST. Mary, in Book "E' Of
page -. together with sll
IL bindings and Improvements thereon
and All rights. ways and priv
h ,sea lhcieunto belonging or in any
manner appcrtaining, including oil
mules and live stock belonging to tae
plantation. implements. carts, and III
fact everything upon said plantation.
This property being in the Parish Oh
>t Mary and known as the Cote Blancns
Stand This sale will be made subject
q the lease in favor Of J. p. kcmper W
lit Cote Blanche Co. Limited, OF recon-
n Book TT" of Conveyances at pas'
900.
JOHN b. SANDERS. Sheriff
sheriff S Office. Parish of st. Mary, La''
July 81, 1906.
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REGISTER! REGISTER +!

The Registration office is
now open. Assessor H. w.
Happel has been in Morgan
City and Berwick this week,
and will go to Patterson on
next Monday, the Goth inst,
and we earnestly hope every
one will give the matter his
personal attention, and when
the Registrar visits his section
of the parish, he will go up
like a man and register. We
believe it is the duty Of every
voter to see that he registers.
Every citizen should make it
a duty tc see that his neigh
Dor is registered. The selec-
ton of good officials in the
future will depend entirely
on those who are qualified.
All Of our officers in the flu
ture will be elected by popu-
lar vote at primaries, The
police juries, school boards,
assessors, Supreme Court
judges, railroad commission
ers and the members form
ing the State board of equal
ization will be elected by the
people. Therefore, the in
dividual voter can see how
important it is that every
voter Of the parish qualify |
himself by paying his poll
tax before the end of this
year, and to register.
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U RDAI. TIE NTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. 1906.

between the. hnU,, Of n'cIGr+y y ,f
and j o'clock - ~, tbr fnr1n,v-r,'
desrrihod nrou.,,t,- tn-vit.
Isl I.ot nIJ,,4l,lr f,+Irz,i. c,,..i.t;5..,
of that certain tI.ac, nt.. tt.r....f 81 ft,,.i
,ituated ON Hay,nl al. ia t,is p.,,..t,
and known =, In. kersb1v tract c,n,-
sistinn Of one hundred .,I,.l nnn .,,,,,.-
fetal acres. honndnd NORTH IN ,a1i NV
land, f,,rnerly Of Foo. ana E,rno,,
and now of the <;hody Side ,,nna,,,
Limited. and in nart by land, FORMER
" of Tho,. ]. Foster. east by Iand .
formerly Of Foo, ana Bar.,tt. ,tov III
the shady Sid. t,,nnany Limited
Sonth Nv lAi,t, If Lawrence. AMI v...t
hy l..,,,,, ra,. or fu1merfv nf 'rhn,n.
/ L,n.t.,. ,yi-I +h, },1,i1,ff,,.I.. .,,'1 49,,
nrovennn,. tb..roI,, .itnat...I
,nd Tho. t,rn l,,,.t.;n l.t5 80
oround lvinu .,,d l,ni,,9s .;..,.,.,.3 !,
thc villaon ~ Cnnt,n,iI7c p,,.f.b ~
ST Mary. hayin~ = tnt.,I t,.nnt.,,4 "a.
the east sid. Of ne nuhlic ru.,G nm
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Gas in Nottingham, England, is
60 cents per 1000 feet and at
Windes in Lancashire with a pop
ulation of only about 10000 it is
80 cents and large consumers will
pay from % to 26 cents. This is
undoubtedly the cheapest gas in
the world, but the profit on the
gas works to the municipality
that owns them was S22,9S7.15.
This information is official and is
reported by our Consul F. w.
Mahin to the State Department.
What must our gas companies be
making that charge from 90 cents
to $3.50 per 1000 feet?
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Senator Bailey, like Senator
Tillman, has triumrhed over his
enemies in hisow State and in
other States by being unanimous
]y renominated for United States
Senator and Democrats every
where are to be congratulated that
they will continue to have these
two companions of honest gov
eminent to expose the corruption
and grating of the Republican
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If these reports from the Isle of
Pines of persecution of American
citizens by the Cuban officials
are one-half true, there is good
reason for shaking the "big stick"
in that direction and if the adj
ministration refuses to protect
Americans from abuse, "for rea-
sons of state" the American pco-
pie will soon want to know the
reason why.
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According to an ordinance
adopted at Tal]ulah, La. it costs
money to keep dog. The or
dinance provides that the owner
or harborer Of each dog shall pay
$3.50 each for that privilege,
this amount including the cost Of
the official tag showing that the
taxes on the canine have been
paid.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par-
ish Of st. Mary.
Succession Of Nicodemus Colbert
and his wife, Martha Colbert,
Deceased. No. 1890.

BY virtue Of an order of sale issued
out of the BIRD judicial District Court
OF Louisiana, in and for The. Parish OF
st. Mary. and to me directed, in the
above entitled and numbered Success
sOin of NicOdemu, Colbert and his
wife. Martha Colbert deceased. | will
sell at publlc auction. for cash. to the
last and highest bidder. to pay debt,
and settle this Succes>iOn). at the
principal front door OF the court
house in Franklin. Louisiana. on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1906.
the following described property.
to-yit:
That certain tract of LAND or those
certain tracts of land lying and being
situated on both sides Of the public
road leading from Baldwin to Glen
cOe. having total superficial area Of
about thirty arpents, as laid off and
designated on a map and survey made
by y. \. t'uselier, Surveyor. the por-
ton lying ON the north side of said
public road being bounded on the
north by land Of VIM. b. kemper,
formerly OF Mrs. Emile Sillan and the
whole tract being bounced on the east
in part by land of VIM. s. kemper
and in part by land of $. Burney.
that portion of said tract lying south
OF the public road being bounded on
the south by land of J. b. Rodriguez.
formerly of the heirs Of Common. and
on the west by a private roadway or
lane belonging to j. +. Rodriguez.
and that portion of said tract lying
north of said public road bng
bounded on the west by land of the
Estate Of Harrison Bmney; together
with all Of the buildings and improve |
nents thereon situated and all OF the |!
rights. ways, privileges, scrvitudes |
and appurtance, thercunto belonging |
Or appertaining. including the crop |
consisting OF about seven acres of |
)lant cane. about seven acres Of stub
Die cane and about ten acres Of corn. |
tlsO thee mules. one three mule cart.
me small pillow. one cultiyator. three
loes. spade and shovel. three set,
# gears. collars and brides and in
act all immovable,by destination.
Also the household furniture and !
fleets consisting Of bed. wardrobe.
wO chairs and two rockers,
RIAL COLBERT. Administrators.
August 9th. 1905
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If President Roosevelt does not
expend all the $4,000 Congress
appropriated Tor travelling expen-
ses, will he turn the balance into
the conscience fund, or leave the
unexpended balance in the Treas
ury?
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NOTICE..

FRANKLIN, La, August End. 1906
| will open the Registration books
at my Office in the town of Franklin.
La, on the 4th day of August, 1906.
for the purpose of making a supple
mental registration of all persons APP
plying who have become legally en-
titled to register, and will be at the
several polling precincts of the par
i n IN tho rpl1nwipr dave.
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And do further certify that after said list
of Grand Jurors had been selected, that there
was drawn according to law by said Board of
Jury Commissioners the names of thirty
petit jurors to serve ut said Court for the
week commencing Monday, September Eth
1906; the names of thirty petit jurors to serve,
tor the week commencing Monday, Septen-
Der 24th, 1905 and the names of thirty petit
jurors to serve for the week commencing.
Monday, october LIST, 1906, which said lists are
as follows, to wit:
Petit Jurors for the week commencing Mon
Il.IS. I'm Il. 1 = Il.
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When you want to have your
old saddle or harness repaired and
put in first class condition c.. S.
Brenn will do it.
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II evidence whereof, witness my official
signature and the seal of my said Office this
10th day of August, 1906.
WILBUR Ii. KRAMER
Clerk Of Court
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Port Gibson Female College,

Sixty-sixth annual session
will begin September lStn
Many recent improvements
III buildings and grounds
Board, Literary Tuition
Laundry, MedicaI Attention
$3.50 per session Of nine
months. Music, Elocutlon
or Art $40 extra per session.
Address,
II. G. HAWKINS, Pres.
Port Gibson, MISE
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
23rd Judicial District Court-pa,.
ISL OF st. Mary.
Maurice Levy ct all, VS.. John p
Hill. No. 1869.

by virtue II Al order OF seizure ,,a
sale issued out IT The Honorable s3rd
Judicial III trict Cour, Of the State If
Louisiana. in and Tor the Parish Of s.
Mary and to me directed. in the above
numbered ana entitled suit. have this
day selzcd. and will offer for sale far
cash. TO the last and highest bidder At
tie Court House. in the town of Frank.
lin. l.a.. on
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

EXPERT STATlSTlCIAN thoroughly expen.
cnced In compiling, tabulattng. editing and inter-
preting statistical reports desires new connection
May L; competent 10 organize or direct statistical
dept. for large corporation; highest references
Address Z. S.. box Ito Sun Onlce. :,
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ROCKVILLE CENTRE

II you Will come directly 70 this beautiful village
you will Save much time aud money on your home
or home site. " make no. mlsrepresenba l Ion ;.
no DECEPTION. Lots 25XtSs, 500; s5x150, st25: 25Sl15,
$3.50. These lois are within { ntttutes.o their. II,
station and 2 minutes OF the trolley, Terms 70
suit. II you dcsTre, we VIII. huild OF these lots
~nccord!h e TO your own plans on'easS terms caI
" w. THE ARTISTIC HOMES CO.." '"
rs Village Ave. Rockville Centre, L. |.
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SITUATIONS WANTEDLFEMALE.

~HoUSEKEEPER would accept country. engage.
ment Where economy and knowledge OF dairy,
garden and poultry has value: experience In best
families and institutions; highest testimonials
Queens borough, New York. =.
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ACHINER


ELECTRIC MOTORS. one TO 200 XIV, for any
voltage either direct or alternating current. Gen
orators for light or power. We also buy out com
plete electric plants. Write sfor prices. WTCKES
BROS. 1S9 Liberty st.
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L

CoMPOSITORS, stone hands and make.
up men, linotype and monotype keyboard
operators and machinists wanted for per-
manent positions in. the large book and
job offices Of New York city; highest wages
paid TO competent men willing to work
in open shops" Call or address, giving
as reference former employer, TYPOTH.
ETE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
Room. 1920, 800 Broadway, New York,
N. y
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LEARN To FIT GLASSES and make big money
wherever you GO Our free eye book with full IN
FORMATION sent without cost. 4 postal will bring
LEGE, College Place, B23 Jackson, Michigan,
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ABOVE l4TH eT., WEST SIDE.


~HlLLCSEST, 430 West 10th St.-Wll suDlet
apartment OF nine exceptionally large rooms and
bath; yearly rental 81, i0J; concesSionSto responsible
tenant. Apply to Superlnten1 lent on premises.
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DELOW I4TM ST.. EAST SIDE. 4

~N~N~N~
. l.-ELEGANTLY furnished apartment: private
bath: 81 so dallS: Including meals, two, S25 weekly,
one. SIS. THEV VAN R~ENSSELXER, is East lin st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

O SALE-Abeautifu camp in the heart OF the
Adirondacks, completely furnished. with six sleep.
ing rooms, large living room and dining room: boat
house. with boats; possession Immediately; on one
OF the larges, lakes " tue AdlronddrSs; wni be sold
jnouire Of LAWSON j. KEEGAN IL. State St.
Albany, y Y.
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SELECT APARTMENTS.
66th ST, G COLUMBUS AVE.

7 large. all light rooms and bath; private hall; one
flight up; steam heat: hot water and opFn plumbing:
Near H." station and eight car lines; rent $50; 90
West Goth ST, AppiS 10 Janltor or j. PORTER
SHANNON, 1852 broadway thGth ST..
PARLOR FLOOR 0 RENT, 221l0O; beautiful
large show view, from 5th RS.; will give long lease.
Inquire of b. TELLER, 10 West Sath st.
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A FEW SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES.

prise, S2,Stp' familiar With manufacture Of Petit.
coats, 81 500 up; Publishing House, Western once
$1,000: Advertising, Cereals. s.. 500. WINDOW
pRfSSRRS f,rpa n mcnt Store, 81. 500. SUPERlN
TENlENTS- bunu ana Power Machinery 81 500;
ALI kfNDS Splendid Opportunities. s32+' 1850.
EEPERSi& STENOGRAPHERS, 5000 1900,
HAPGO9pS, Suite sos, 800 broadway,
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. WANTED, In Yorkvule section, cold water .nats
and tenements:' must be reasonable: owners send
full particulars. J. n. ARNOLD, 7 East fsd st,
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FOR RENT at Bayside. Long Island. 10 room
house. fully furnished: argc garden and lawn;
stable for i horses and 4, cows Apply L. LAW
RENEE. ! Nassau ST.
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SMALL amount of copper stock In an honest,
safe proposition; will be spld to install SmelteTi'
as soon as smcltrr Is erected DIVIDENDS Will ceHiE
mencc: no expensive Development; nch orc sticE-
ing right up cut of ground sL0OO,"OG OF rich ore
In sight, going down TO unknown depths, Sfor
full paftTcil!ars apply to q. a. BENEDICT, Ro
Nassau ST. room l.O15. ...,.
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S fluffy furnished cottage, 16 rooms; Just
renovated; stable. large. laMn, garden. &c: rent
$500. X. I. NARNUM g. William ST.. y. Y.
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sISr ST. ll8 WEST Bright sunny room. fur
nished; strictly high class table highest REFERENCES
REQ uired.
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CAPITAL FURNISHED manufacturing mining
and commercial 'ente corporations organ
lied. Incorporated and f%uanced: boGd Issues Sc
cured: stocks and bonds sold. RALPH NJ JACObA'
Banker. 10 Wall Street. New York.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTRYSIDE OR
RENT.

FOR SALE-At HartsdAle. WeStchester county,
y. e., several lots for business or residential pur-
noses: also two new up TO date cottages; all I'm
nroyemrnts. one SIX rooms and one nine rooms;
no agents. .LONZO J. HART. Hartsdale, n. u
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LONG IsLAND-sALE OR RENT.

AT BBLLMoRE,. l.. I~-House. IL rooms. out
buildings, one or two acres; good orchard; fine
shade trees: I'VE minutes from depot; price IS 900.
Cali or address MOSES HUNT. owner. Bellmore.
Ill.
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OCEAN FRONT PLOT,
225 Il. on Atlantic Ocean. $50 feet deep: private
strcet from Boulevard to ocean through property
price reasonable, terms satisfactory. VIM, RICH
ENSTEEN. 30 jackson Ave. Long Island CITY,
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HOTELS.

A~.-ELEGANTLY furnished Apartment, private
bath. 81 SO daily including. meals, two, So weekly:
one, SIS. THENAN RENSSELAER,. Is East 18th Sc.
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HAY SpLENHp opportuniy for mfg. com
pany central location. direct shinmcntsi fne water
power; low axes: healthy locality. good schools.
Switch to ]propcrtN. Address }. II, klNGSLEf'
Manchester, Mich.
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DELIGHTFUL Mae room honse. perfectly an
pointed, heated by steam, tashiOnaply.- located,
Convenient to- golf liaBs, has 0ne lawn, garden and
stable. Only three miputcs 10 two railroad stations.
Rent 5000. 90 or Will sell. TALiAFFItRo sjs Broad
HHy. : . p ~,
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AGENTS

WANTED-A boy In a law once Address
p o, box Sl6, Hoboken. NJ.
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NYaCK on THE HUDSON For sale; a beau
dful IL room residence, broadway, block from
liver; steam heat. snjmpEovements; one,,hlrd1ess
cost. OWNER. 50 Main ST., NyaGk, y. V, ~
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West Side,

A.-ELEGANTLY furnished APARTMENT. privat
bath. 81 so daily; including meals. two, SCI weekly
one. SIS. VAN RENSSELAER,, is East llth 81
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FuRNTsifED House, BronXvllle;1 4 rooms, Two
Maths. laundry, stable, garden; Aprfl to October.
+. W. HARRIS, III 6th Az, New YORK.
CAIJFoR orchard nr safe or eSrh atfce.
Address OWNER box tOJ. Sun once.
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RAILROAD NOTES
Stoned the Conductor.

Grand Forks Times: Special Agent
Mart Delaney of the Great Northern
went to Inkster this morning in con-
nection with a case against a hobo
who tried the David and Goliath stunt
on Conductor Hill Saturday evening.
AS the Hanna train was pulling out
of Inkster on the way down Conductor
Hill stepped out on the blind baggage
and found two men stealing a ride.
He ordered them off and then stood
on the platform to see that they stayed
off. As the men alighted one of them
picked up a large rock and hurled it
at the conductor, who stopped the
train and started in pursuit. After a
chase of several blocks right down
Main street and with forty or fifty
joined in the chase, the man was fin
ally rounded up and captured by a
deputy sheriff in livery barn. 1t is
not known what charge will be placed
against the assailant, but the state law
provides that the hurting of missiles
at public conveyance containing peo-
pie shall be penitentiary affense and
the man may be arraigned upon this
charge.