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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05

10 RENT Shed room ID G. H. More sneds,
enough h1f one gang of men. Inquire IL M.
A. Lane. 25stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05

no REM Tenement OF three rooms. on
Of a. II. Hazzeil 2jeti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges

AZ result 81 two weeks revival
services at the Baptist church in Ad-
Olson, ten people have been baptized.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05

no RENr-- Tenement oF SIX r00ms ann bath,
blanchard block. 2iltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05

TO RENT Blacksmith ana WOODWORKING
shop 0A Seminary street. Inquire Of "a. II.
Barsheldcr, 40 - Merchant street 2istt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05
HELP WAIVED.

Il MADE s53.Oo1in iivc years ~ tl1e mail or
der business began with So Anyone ran 10
the WORK u spare time az bone. send ~ iiss
bDukiet tells now 81 get started. Manager
Box $40, Lock port, ~ ~ 25StT3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05
COTTAGE no Rf5NTi- Al corner 81 Park ani

TO RENT -TaneinAut 81 Ia Plain SIX egtinE
ana city water, bafh. Inquire A. 70 FsAAn
street. 19le
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05
LOST AND FOUND

EOtND--Lool9t ara chain, which owner can
have ey proving properly and paying for this
8ssg. asa iiafnryspn 1senas. aseu
I0srs-hupcii Is Keys "A Cham, tvs sataioa4,
one rdhk key and one watch KEY, WA aAder
return ~ Alex C0fey ~ Co.. Prospect sfreat
Barre. 47at9
i0sr- Netween iietG treeg aHt Mice sAosk
packet hook geafaint1w si3 Ia molea finttf
please leave ~ f'ifs1 stfaet aaA Fao'fve 4 ~.
ward kifs W. AZ WFifiis efsi8s
FDNSD--A Macclei w'4iNl 0wner f4f uays
Nypr5shg piiWrrty AMI paying for ttiA a9V
w applying g liYiiiun 9eEftf. 273tst
l0AT.-Ffiaay mofnirs 08twtnn GfaAltesiile
ami this sity - gny BudMib gobr wish hlaeN
lining Finder please return q y Mctatllns
az Johasons livery stable VI e Grauftae
VILE. 17its
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05

six-room half house Ut corner BY Main ana
Second streets. Has hath, lights etc.
Six-ro0n cottage just or BERLIN street.
Upstairs tenement 1t No "a BROOKLYN street.
six-rQain cottage az corner nf Washington
ana Liberty streets
Seyen-room house at No sc Merchant street
Egat-re0m half house with AL modern inn
pr0gements on Hooker avenue
Gel DIR prices D. A. Parry Real Estata
Agency, Rooms and 81 Gordon Block, Barre,
VI. 2fEtG
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05

HOUSE AND BARN FOR SALE-~I aln very
anxious 70 dispose Of my swo- tenement house
and barn before February lst and win aMer
peesakiDduEelnents 10 anyone Ihinking OF ptlr-
chasing either for hdIae Or in Investment
The house contains rooms. IL Ia good rep8ir
AMI reass for S2aCO per month. Tie barn Is
tSts4 feet has basement underneath and could
easily he converted into 4 tenement. Tho lot
meHt of G l59.00 down and arrange baiamcese tie
rent will take care ~ payments, Might con
slider taxing one Of twa building lots 10 part
payment. slavs very PLEASANT house. and
would be pleased 70 snow il % yoH, Address
Box No. 1875, City. 2l6tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05
uE WHO rs BEST PREPARED. GETS BEST
fEJffTTg

DO yoa read pi0w. harrow. cultivatot
manure spfaader Incubator, spraying pnrht
garden seeGer. wheel hoe, horse noe o. afY
other farm touis for spring wpfk. Ghr YOUR
delivered when you need Sc Don's !ssa salu.
ahie tins IN the Jney season looking Tor WA
chimes % do your work. | have complete
line Of Farm Machines
a. W. ALLEN suunyside Farm
Telephone ilf-y. es0tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05

Mrs. Stella Hadden Alexander, web
known Rutland pianist. has accepted a
chair on the musical faculty Of Dana
hall school, Wellesley, Mass She will
leave Rutland to begin her duties Sep
tember ], remaining 10 complete her
three years term Of office As FIRST read.
ei Ia the First Church 81 Christ Seien
fist.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05
MEN WANTED

70 learn 10 drive and repait automobiles; POI
slti0ns open paying $500 10 s75.o0 per week
50 competent men. Boaa Driving ana Re
pairing Course complete SeJg license guar
snteed. Our Correspondence Course special
". t!et into This new industry NOW, "a tho
denznd for competent men Is grea tor than the
supply semi stamp Tor catalogue, Boston
Auto school. si3 fremont ST., Boston tl.srgest
and best auto scnopl1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05
T0 RENT

10 RkNT Furnished room win sltEtlc
lights aud well heated, AZ Al Park St @lstb
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05

For the fourth time in its history,
the Vermont Marble Co, Proctor, has
distributed among its employees IN
cash the total amount earned during
the 1906 as the profit II its three stores,
at Proctor and West and Central Rut
land. An employees who had traded at
the stores in 1906 received at the Proc.
tor store per cent Of the total amount
traded for the year; at the West Rut-
land store s per cent and at the Cen.
trail Rutland store per cent, az i d.
vidend for the year Thus $50 500 was
distributed among the help OF tho com.
pany
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05

FARM 10 REsT To party without children
address Y, o. BOX $50 2lSsf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05

TO RENT-Suall tenement at ChurnI
street Apply % Df. o. e. stiekney 1sitf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05

70 RENT Two ttHements IN BLOCK fDnr
rooms ia each tenement, hot and cold water
ami aAecNie li@nts In both Rent FIR uae
si8e f9r Eae sther 5000. Smith Bros S6l
NuFaa Main street. 2F0tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
To 49, az ENCnANtln.

10 you want % hiiy, SCH or exchange your
house or FARM Call or write the Vermont
Real e-tsSe AgeHey for listing blanks DO
North Main street, Barre. 25lI
FOR sALE--we viii sell the nearly new
haase formerly occupied ~ Robert EayerOft
III WeeSrerriils. On tna road 10 East Barre, Oh
very easy terms and aE Il low figure. This ii
very desirable hpHse 0r viii rent 50 IS 90 pay
geVd rate of interest On the investment TAe
bat II large and there IL quite u quantity af
fruit trees. Far fuii particulars inqlire of the
II. a. Kerry Real Estate Agency, Rooms sand q
Gordon Biue8 Barre, VI 29stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05

FOR RENT--C0ffage house corner Hill AMI
Perry steags- Rent 5000. Two down Stairs
tehetnents, Perry street, Rent earh SS.0t
0ne up stairs Tenement Perry street. Rent.
sa,Ol. One down sfaigs tenement, Foster street.
Rnnt. S1se0. One broom tenement hrancA
street. Rent. Si2.91 One apwn stairs tene~
ment Branch street. Reutt Sl5V0 Tall at II.
a. Phelps . Academy street of y. d. Phelps
Co. hardware store. f9ltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05

TO RENF--Store. especially desirable jor
grocery and NEAR business. Store il "A x 20,
with room Al rear about - ~ Large refrig-
orator Honid divide store and rent 4 part IL
party did mt care for All of IT, Rent very low
Enquire u the D. A. Perry Heal Estate Agency.
Rooms aud Gordon Block, Bsne. w. I73tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-05

WANTED = A Jumper for polishing mill.
steady work. Apply = Abbhsttl s. Bros. 2sstf
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-28
Ship Subsidy Redivivus.

When Senator Carmack of Tennessee
talked the ship subsidy bill to death in
the closing days of the last congress.
very much TO his own glory. most folks
believed and inany asserted that we
would hear no more of that pestiferous
and maludorous measure. This con
clusion was based partly on the fact
that General Charles Henry Grosvenor
of Ohio. the suEe Of Athens aud daddy
of the s. s. bill. was retiring from
public life. but this conclusion was
erroneous. as Is shown ny President
iRoosevplt's remarkable letter to Rep
resentative Pollard of Nebraska, one
of the proponents Of the defunct bin.
How the president happened to write
TO Pollard is not known. but the
chances are that when Pollard return
ed to his district he did not find his
agricultural constituents as enthusiasts
tic for shin subsidy as were the lobby
lists ut Washington. who were anxious
TO raid the TREASURY Hnd perhaps con
yeyed news Of their lack Of enthusiasm
TO the White House Ergo the presi-
Dental letter 10 Pollard which no
doubt the laster viii ever cherish as
among the most valuable of all his pos
sessions. handing It down to the Young
Pallards ms n precious heirloom. This.
however. is a mere guess. The Provi-
dence (l. IL Journal. Republican pa
per. makes this comment on it:
The presidents letter to Congressman
Pollard Of Nebraska Is a cufiuus duetf-
snent It Is certainly novelty to come
from the White House two weeks after
congress has adjourned. The president
addresses Mr. Pollard, but his remarks
arc intended to apply 70 all tile western
congressman who voted for the ship sub
sidv bill. In Mr.. Hooseyeit's opinion their
conduct was especially patriotic because
there was no immediate gain for the west
In IT. His praise of the bill itself Is the
snorc conspicuous fy reason of the very
qualified support he gave it in the IS,
place Now he is convinced that 1t did
not 80 Far enough
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-28

The Republican party ut this nartic
ular iuncture would hardly he selected
as first rate sample of II happy fam
ily It has been known for u long time
that there is no love lost between Pres
ident Roosevelt and benjamin H. Ddell
Representative in congress. ex-gov-
ernor of New York. OK chairman Of the
state Republican committee and eE
boss of the state. Il man who before
Mckinley was assassinated harbored
presidential aspirations himself In Il
recent speech lie uses language which
everybody understands was whacl,
ut the president. Odell said
Every age has its foiblas its vagaries
It's strenuous men and times when the
voice of the reforiner. like that of grass
hoepprs is a burden In the land The
time comes when there are fewer dis
eases than remedies, more Charlatans
than physicians and more apparent faults
than virtues There is inicrohe of poll
ties as we'll a nlcrobe of disease. and
one is ne dangerous as the other
Some men who have become famous
encircie themselves within the boundaries
of their own egotsn. Within this circle
II Is impossible to bring their fellow men
because with Heen perception 1hey are
liable to discern The false, the untrue and
the sham.
Give to me the simple man In prefer
ence to him whose constant hanketing for
power and pelf has distorted his inas
ination and led him to the belief that his
honesty Is the only simon pure article
and that all other inefsbers of society
are cheats. frauds and liars.
That's rather hot stuff. but it isn't
marker to what ex-United States
Senator John NJ. T'iufston of Nebraska
said in speech recently at banquet
In Philadelphia. Odell never mention
ed the presidents name. but Thurston
came right out and talked about him
by name aud said that the great duty
of the hour was to unload him. Mayor
Hepburn of the City of Brotherly Love.
who resigned seat in congress. said
"Amenr to Thurston's remarks. So ii
seems that the Reoseveltites and anti
Rooseyetites are lining up everywhere
for tremendous fight. preceding
which Senator Foraker recently fired IL
big gun at Canton. o., in II set speech
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-28
Need q Rest.

For some occult reason-it may be
the earth's iuxtaposition to the comet
for all we know-the rulers of the
earth seem to be In most irritable
frame of mind. Everybody III this
country knows that President Roose-
welt is in state of high nervous ex-
element and is rapidly increasing the
membership in his Ananias club N.
Clemeneeau, the French premier. who
was once country doctor in the Unit
e1 States and who married an Amer
lean woman. is now yelling LIAR At
his multitudinous enemies as frequent
ly as does President Roosevelt. The
ear of Russia is said to be losing his
mind and to be on the eve of abdicat-
ing. King Charles of Houmania is in
hot water. and so It goes to the end OF
the chapter. Rest would do these big
wigs good.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-28

FIX Speaker GaIusha A. Grow has gone
to his reward. having lived four years
beyond the psallnist's extreme allot-
ment of fourscore years. He was a
kind old man. OF fair capacity and long
experience. was David Wilmot's sue
cessor and was speaker in 1S61-63. 1t
seems that the newspapers OF the
east We'd with each other as to the
humber of mistakes they could mike
touching him and his career Scran-
ton dispatch says that when he entered
congress In 1851 he was not only the
Youngest man in that house. which
may or may not be true. but he was NJ
to that time the youngest ever elected
to the house of representatives. which
Is most certainly not true No doubt
there had been dozens Of younger rep
resentatves. Grow was twenty eight,
and John Randolph Of Roanoke was
only twenty-fiv when he entered and
locked so Youthful that 1t was suspect
ed that he had not reached the age re
gured by the constitution. 1nterrogat-
ed as to his age. he scornfully replied.
"Ask the men who elected mer'
He was first elected In 1850 and re-
elected Ave times. retiring March 4.
1863. In 1904. n representative ut large
from PENNSYLVANIA having died. Mr..
Grow was elected to succeed him.
Judge William s. Holman of Indiana
was then the only man in the house
that had served with Grow In the fifties
and sixties so he escorted him to the
speakers desk to be sworn in As
these two venerable statesmen walked
down the big center aisle arm in arm
an irreverent roungster said soto voce.
There goes the vanguard of the army
of the resurrection During his sec
ond period in the house he served about
eight years. One of the eastern paper
said that during those years he never
spoke on any subject except the tarif'
and that he made Il long speech q,
that annually. As Il mater Of fact. he
spoke voluhlv on several subjects.
Another statement going the rounds
is that he Is the only man ever elpcte I
t6 the house by unanimous vote. while
as Il matter Of fact there have been
dozens Of them So elected
Mr. Crows chief usefulness in lis
second period of congressional service
was not in the speeches which he de-
livered ON The floor of the house. but
In relating his recoIiectiuns, privately
Of generation long since passed away.
He possessed fine memory. wns y
good Conversationist, and his mind
wns richly stored with interesting
"reminiscences Of Wilmot. Thad ste
vens. james Buchanan. Governor Cnr-
tin. Simon Cameron and other bigWigs
of that far away era. In fact. Mr.
Grow was sort Of connecting link he
twixt the antelhelium period and tie
present. and. after the manner of old
men. ne lived principally in the past
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-28

Colonel Theodore Buuscyelt's status
las been definitely tiAed. Hat Master
son has spoken aud. ns Is usual with
Bat. 10 40 uncertain fashion Hat i
plain. blunt man who loves his
friends. As for his enemies. he has
none They are all sleeping their long
sleep out at Dodge city. Kan Bat did
the trick for them with his uuerr
ing IL The Dodge city sage placed
Colonel Roosevelt in the most dcsir
able and best lighted niche in the
American pantheon of fame in words
which cannot he misconstrucd Bat
says. you can just put It down ns
an absolute fact that Theodore Roose-
welt is the greatest president this coun
try has ever had and that he will be
renoinnated and reelected next year.
So say they all-that is. all of the
bread and butter brigade. from Hon.
Elihu Root. secretary of state. to Bat,
for 1t must not he forgotten that the
latter is now member. an enthusias-
tic one. of that widespread organizn-
ton Bat does not beat about the bush
OF indulge In any diplomatic circumlo-
cution. but talks as he was wont to
shoot. straight at the heart. OF course
Hat knows on which side his bread Is
buitered. and be knows where both
brend and butter come from He did
not shoot buffaloes and "bad men" on
the plains for couple of decades for
nothing. Nobody ever suspected him
of being good Judge of presidents.
but nobody can blame his courage ami
his candor in placing his chief In the
highest position Bat may have heard
of Washington, Jefferson. Jackson and
Lincoln. but they are dead ones and
in his judgment count for no more
than certain "dea | ones out at Dodge
who were not as quick on trigger as
Bat. He knows Colonel Roosevelt and
likes him. and be is for him against all
corners. A faithful friend Is Bat. far
more honest than many of the Roose-
welt whoopers up.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-28

and policies are hottnmed on i,ieas
which he borrowed from Democrats
IT So happened that on the night q:
Saturday. Arril q. lien. William /
BRYAN ana myself spoke 1T y .icnerzog.
club banquet IT Dos Moinns In Incl
drntnllv it may hc stated that If was 4
great function From tho umhIefl
press report sent out II was di1iault f.
tell what BRYAN said aud what | said
hut llp caur nearer. n =fu4 the Inrglngp
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-28

held on Tuesday. Aplil :. ana
the democrats won because
Mayer Wells during his siY
years inoumhoncy IN otiic" has given
The people q clean. ecnnhml"al ana pro
grcssiye administration. vast i'm
provement over The Nepnhllchh a.
miniEtrntinn which preceded MN. w
10 and including the morning 1T ArtH
2 The Gl"le-hem1etat vhnor"d II w ~
Eie"' N""l't ~ ''iS ~ l'f''''. '''
en TN" ath. however, II t"H'aiie" wv
editorial paragraphs which furnish
,,,,,,,h f,,d c,r tnao,tfan Fret the
I'll Fa"i'
Politicians who think they can win with
Ean inferior ticket have often missed their
calculation and given their party hlacs
eYp
..., :; tt;,,r,,;,.,
N""' 'hihs ~ ftiH'' =
when compared with something or
somebody TINT Is "sI1nprinr.' There
- 49,, r,.oro;,,,, ,ar,rras,b n,,et
'"ic W
mean mat 'he hePhbii'aH 'a""'d''''
were "inferinr'' to the Democratic can
,Iidates. hut nevertheless and notwith-
standing. the GID. whooped 1t NJ for
the inferior" ones. Query-bih 1t
know prior to April z that the Repuh-
leans were inferior ~ the Demo
Gratis. or did 1t make that discovery be
fwixt the time when Its issue OF Aprh
went to press and when its issue OF
April went to pressf
The G.-D.s second editorial para
ltlI mn
April Is as follows:
Tbe Republican party of st. Louis can.
not successfully carry collection Of
aiscredited politicians. a elass OF TINS
selves tboush thew are certain to ,nilre
she party as far as II Is identified with
them and their unsatisfactory records
sha n,,,,nsiiio,, and |. banf,isan ia what he
calls hls own side. Politicians with an
insavofy reputation may seek to be vim
ILL.,. ~, W, 80 aisa,7,'a,,tala - IL a.
sept,al for Tho Republ,pans If st. tnuis
who have just lost an election on account
o. an element " ms nature. W seila ~, y y
AZ, l. a. he ,.,,aatea n snite If HAVING
the most votes and the best prospects
r,.n. ,,.n,.,,,,,, ,,t,t .,,,. ,,r,f,,,
,.r,,sai ,s,ec,ailv IN ,iabt If tba fact
th.t tb, u.n,b1ie,ns clair, Tho q n
IN, !. ~. ,,artv ,f s,..,t,sss n,r;te
I,,u.t ,,tri,,t,r,,, .na ,,.ry ,,,o5 ,,,si
I,,y ,,ass,hl. r.rt.ip,v to tbat n.ro.
.,r.nh h ann,,..t,i, IN. old saving thai
l.ia,, ,,,a,, 1a,,eo.s;an "a ROOD RAJ. a.,
sonI.. u,t s,,rn.se ease supnosa
~. a n baa nnblishea that naraprnnb
,two dovs baf,re tba election tnstand
~ .,yo dave aftar N. .,ta,ti,n Tban
WHAT Whv If # has ana tithe the in
Is,.,,oe ~ Ia rr.d;t.d With inst ne sprp
.s grass grove or water rms tho Dom
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-28
FERDINAND T. DUDENHEFER.

A reward Of thousand dollars for
The arrest of Ferdinand + Dudenhefer
has been offered by the Governor Du-
denefet AIS known to readers Of news
papers va the tax collector Of the
Third District Of Orleans. lis defalCr-
ton has reached seventy thousand dol
lars. He was one Of the big bosses who
fatten aud are powerful through the
Iemoluments Of the offices they hold. a
though it was known officially that Du-
denhefer bad appropriated the State S
money. no effort was directed to his ap-
Iprchenslon lie was given the fullest
latitude aud opportunity for escape.
Having fingered IL ard about New Or
leans at his pleasure, he concluded 70
skip lie departed from Mobile As a
gentleman and has landed as . thief at
Celia Central America. where he may
be beyond tine reach Of the State.
Why was Dudenfefet INDUCED in all
those privileges If the freedom Of a
great city. when an ordinary thief would
have been arrested and jailed without
any expectation If q reward
Did Dudcnhefcr enjoy this immunity
because he wa, possessed Of a political
Ipuii2
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-28
LIFE IS roo CHEAP.

va N'''''''s' W. q.
!. b'ack'nah' Judge ~ '''e '''7'l - '-'''',
~ A'eNah'''' VA W ANU lug '''' < ''''
Jury on '''' ~''"''s ~ ''i'''' "'''''''''
hteh~'' ''''''''"7 ~ s'"f'''7H 'f"'
sou i'''l'i'''s '''' S','''''''' :
ing ~ 'ho P'h't f''''7 ana ny ''''''''''
eSl''''7'7. 9'''
'''I''F : g" - - - -. ''
TT tor ITS own p'''''''H', ho' NV ''''7'
way ~ "h''h li''''- '''-''''i = '''''' ''''
| ''s~. ''i'7''s - 'H'' - Nv +" -
t'h' cases. : '''''''''''''. '''' ''''''' ~
Is t." 'n''P. "''s 1'''''~ - ~ ''l'''
r'f' lU'l'S f''' ~ ''''F''t z>'''''-' ''h
hhHi - IA t$'''-. Is 's'''.si - I'~''
hc7ti'h ''r '''s''e ''lN'" ~ ''l't
'"'. we '''''S' l''''''' s'''''' ''''''''
indn's'h ~ !" = "'2't' mat = ~
il2, ana '''' l0I''- SEEM - ~ ''''''' w
un""''os !" distinguish i'1""''' y ''''
7hH fai~''"''H 81 l''h nahum" ~'''''
| i''''' against l''l'i7"'hs li' fF'''''i ''
th' law ln'f urn i"''~' arg ma
rpf'iy "t those win" hight 2'd LAY ava
commit intruder nf lhai'~i'"2tUff ana
mus "''Rs Hh'' contempt d'io ''''''''
the law ana 'nhaiigef me peace an"
good "Fief 81 ~''ctlN- JUS NJ" ''i~ -
!" ne tha'geH -" 1''' 7tS UNITS Sum
ih'lhod : adopted l"f Sfl''ih's ''>~
- t'lze'S Tor Jurors WI" arg tap'o'''
a'h VINO wiz e7'''S@t aho "'"''e
d'H1i'a' &c 'htT u"''t~ 'fia ''''' = wv
law W''f'"n' rear ~ faF'f
unfortunately 'h'7 communion : "''
'eS''iC'ed and P'eF'iS a'd' h''f'sN "''
o''y III inns p''' VI o'feF states ana :
ltfaeeapie /" the i'oihefehee 81 t'lf pt'-
pc III inc enforcement ~ me "a" !"
the evasion ~ Jury ao'y ny CLASS u
ci''zehS ana 70 ''e deFlphs Processes anu
'e'f'hica''''tS Wl'th FAVOR ''ie a'4'''''i
OF CRIMINALS
WINE sentimental lures may ne helo
aceon'laoie i"f ''''S encouragement ~
eriihe' courts can not escape 'neli'eo
cfiiic'Si''' nor hfnSh asiae ''e response
nii''ieS arising rom ''is contempt anu
me r'aienie 81 inc law eNpee''tE "''eh
1t Is pam mat perjury Is Pen's commit
tea oe'oeraley II tfe interest u 'he
prisoner al 'le par, II perjury Is pro
INC OF crime, 'he peFlHfei9 9iio'''d h''
ne UtfnllttcU 10 lCaNt tIle CtiHl room ~
"h'eh NC mas tes''i'eu' o'' Sfoo'o oe
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-28
Has Wrong Pig by the Ear

The Washington roat sapiently re
marks.
Champ Clark says the president Is TT
much of Il Democrat to suit the Rertb
leans and not enough Of q Democrat T
suit the Democrats. Perhaps he is more
" trying to suit the common people
The Post has the wrong pig IT, III.
ear. Champ Clark said nothing of Is.
sort. lie has never thought that Tres
ident Roosevelt is much Of a Da&a
erat. though he has frequently asserted
that TIE presidents most popular art
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-28
SUCCESSION. NOTICE.

No o,o4}-First District Court. Parish
Of Caddo. State Of Louisiana. Sue
cession of ! II Curlee
Notice IS hereby given that VIII Ctr
lee. administrator. has this day fled his
final account in said succession. and TN
less opposition he made thereto within
the time specified by law the same will
be duly homologatcd as prayed for
Witness the Honorable ! r Bell
Judge of said court. this goth day oi
April 1907
F. 4. LEONARD.
Ajfil u. Clerk