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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
DIVIDED BETWEEN
TAFT AND HUGHES
Sentiment in re Nsz HanpShirs North
Country, u Seer BY the Hon. W..
F. Waitrher.

Concord n. IL. Feb. i7-Iha Hoa
Aiiiiam +. Mhifeaer az Nnoasrille ira
a dir1siga 81 sentiment issweea Tat
sad hBghes amuns sa4 hspablieaas 81
lie norIh country. grs eoAssaers that
tAe feeling iH faEer II sAe New Yerk
governors pEesida cs1didaer s
growing
He prefers rpeaEr Csnnan ~ cas-
dlaaias a. does Joan AF kleg ii PoFss.
faoiNh. leader II ais party ii TIE
state
North country Republicans are saY
ing bat little concerning sae situation.
saia hr. AAitgher 50 4 Herald feprs
sentative out are none shs sess asenix
/ interested In EAe nsxgns ii tie eea.
test for The presidential nomination
Ter have Fersona8 preferences ard VET
not 50 strong slat ey aousa nos crvs
any candidate hses IL De nominated
an enthusiastic support
There 4 quiEe . strsng Tart seu.s-
naeHts waieh would l.aras ~ 81 stronger
we're i nes "a his somewhat esusisa
ssaekers IN New Hanass.iire north e0nm-
Try Republicans ia aos faFcr being Ia.
ligged without son lsf q assent t0 tie
eandiaasy 81 ANYBODY. ana / ana snra
that there Is sn overwhelming. n0f Is
say practically unanimous. sentiment Is
fAis seetieH in favor 81 sending ta tha
national convention ar unpledged iele-
cation. and loF the two delegate IA
large waio MilF ~ akea from tae 2H
eong7e ioual district have heard hul
tao names mentioned those 81 Senator
tfsllinger and ez-Governsr Jardan a
Lancaster. J ID npt know Al sheir pref
eEenees are known. AM I - No; think
angbosls IL particular esFe- Thes are
men who can Be Trusted IS as tls uisest
and best thing for the party and the
country when convention Work comes
ara they Get to Chicago
There j. unguestionably a strong sen.
timsnt 10 tais seetiea favorable Is the
nomination 81 Governor Hughes. ana
sentiment which has been growing slhes
lis resent Aev YORK spsesh. Personally
/ would prefer y see Speaker Cannon
dominated rather taan anyone who has
been named Re & safe. sane. able
experienced. ana to my mind in every
way II. He IS man 81 is people
and / believe would rally the people Is
his support more enthusiastically than
any other candidate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
VERMONT UNIVERSITY
BAsE BALL SCHEDULE.
Season VII Sc Opposed WIKI = S5utksrn
IMP, Thrseen Games VIII Be
Played IN Bagainxsou.

Esrlington. Feb. 1.-THE following
schedule has baen arranged av the nni-
yeTsstg of Ytrm0z7 base hagi team to
opening garas beinx paaged vita Ford
ham al NeM Work ~ ApgSs ~ Aurss 4.
Seton bal al South Orange April 4.
Iehigh as Sosfta Beihl4nAxng Aarfl s,
and :, Fillsnora Il Nisianers: Aursl 5.
PennsF irania a. Philadelphia April 81.
Harvard AZ Cambfiae April 81. Brown
=. Prari 4Apr5s 81 ard -. Maine AZ
Eurhrgton April -. Williams 2t WIi.
liaTsiown; Aiag E Darsmnash Al han
orars MAJ 5, Hoig Cross ut Eurlinzg "a /.
May and Tnfts 81 Burlington Nav
~, Massachusetts state al Anaherst
Mar s. Holy Gross 81 Worcester. May
81 Nogw3ria al fstarling4on Mas ID,
ST. Lawrence - Burlington; Mav
Amherst a. isnriine10n MAJ 2s. Dart
mouth Is Burlington. Nav 30. Mzssa-
efilsefss state a. BsriiHesons ftNa
g3n,esA. Inne AID /, Alanbattsn Il
Bgrliagtan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
CHICAGO is
ENTERTAINING
Eccentric Stranger With Pc
cuIiaT Relief
GIVES LARGELY TO POOR
Has RsPutatiaa Of Besag Aaie 70 Re-
EoTs Dsafssss 81 Years StAna-
iag u BIT . Per
Mtuusex
GIVES LARGELY TO POOR

Chieaso, Feb ls-L I. Cooper. ths
n4n wa0 las crested sewszsio9
shwueA1us the Has. ard vino Is TApadsy
AnguisSng 8 national gepni2is5a, arrived
lm tAlenga yesterday.
Cooper has r4as fortune within The
p3sr lev Yesrs estimated At several
rilliuns. hy fAe sale az sw0 prtyarn-
fioas. wAaez arr claimed 70 he very Nm-
usual and whieA are sass gc aeuOmplasl
remarkable resalts.
Cooper ENDS has fim1e travelling FROM.
cry e ritx introducing these remedies
and In fhis rnxnmsr b. h3s araUirea sAe
fortune ne Ecw possesses.
Coaper is slid TO b. q wt9T ren@rk-
able eA8rAcses. ard q man w1sh ecoen.
Trie IDEAS One y his beliefs - tAss ;
cer14im part 81 BIS inr0ue shoaad II az.
voted 10 ch&rlt1hle work. and - is said
to give thousands 81 dolaNrs 10 the poor
Il e&eA ctr sAAt Be visits
His charitable work y 1siEsnns as a.
j. sorsinN4siy oesissag new methods 81
making nloDey give she mcs6 pleasure
ard reief possible
Ths most remarkable feature a Coop.
e - NEth e NNA4 - kF0Nl a. 4i~ As3Ttt-
ziaute removal ef deafn%ss II
cities visited ~ Air witain sh@ pNxx wear
essy visited ~ Aim within she p1pF YEAR
he has appeared nightly befoge large
nUzieneeS Sad offered 10 make anyone
hear within less than three minusss ii
fAsy would come up en- tie stage Re
parts EraIa ST. Lonis, Pists6afg. Gin.
cinrasi. DesToit. Cleveland, Lensss1lis.
ard pther Eisas~s seem 90 indAs4sf saas
Cooper actually aiS A. be claimcd
EAca nieAs he j. said tn have removed.
before th0asanas 81 people. cases o. deaf
ness il AboaF three minutes tire w1tA
one III his preparations. The aneouuss
of ms woFk appeared in Al 81 the lead
ing aaiiies al toe ERx. &n1 people Aave
ac.eko5 Is him from az parts Of the
country
The sSle q has preparations i said 70
reach enormous proportions withsn a
wsek AFTER Cooper strives II q aty
NThather he wfA sse a. srssesxtNi in
Chicago a. elsewhere remains Ia ~ seen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
eIN GOD We TRUST"
TO GO BACK on GOLD COINS
House COMMITTEES VIII Report lie BIN
as Seen as Possible ana Roosevelt
VIII Sign Ii.

Washiastan, p. 6 Feh -. II Cod
We Trsst y 10 ga hack ou g0sd cosns.
This WAS practically mz1e certain at a
meeting 81 the H9a>s ecrnsnistee d.
coinage. weights ard measures Safurasy
naAniag
Representative Ollie 1snaeS. : Dena-
srat. and Representative D. Hampton.
Republican. spoke tefure she cammissee
II favor q restoring TAG niaSse. and The
w0Ta WAS passed around taaf q ~
Asl ua1eg consideration he axreed 10
IL bath houses. tile president viii eaadlr
sign IL
The members ~ flse committee aNe MI
fer Is. and they were requested Ssfur4
aag to TepaFs tie hill hsek fo tlse House
as sn0u As possible. because thu .iirersar
of the nsint has deferred chsninr ang
mose gold until Il becomes ! Ian 81 i
knocked out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17

There are tAssss whe complain be-
eSuse tie gosernment PROPOSES 90 foster
tbs interests ~ SHE XeFraolg farmer By
maintaining TIE Morgan horse breeding
stations ara saeh syenaialy equipped
farms s. tie oae at NeghgsdEe These
egft8rs think tas government could 81
reasonably maissain tTotfing nerse
farm o. 4 gaee TRACK
The Differences + this The Morgan
horse Il type The srossins horse Is q
faa. The government 4 not il the horse
business as a fad f j. IA the business
foF a purpose. Ana tAat Is TIE hge@aing
az goaa horssz, rot now sn3 tAen fast
one
This Is wny TnSie sam favnrs the
Moggans Their breeding NJ longer an
experiment i IS science an5 proves
beyond d aanht that che Morgan j. q
fypr whieh repFodaees itself 20 the bet
;efmsnf al fhe whole class ST. 1oans
hary Repiib.iean
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
TEACHER NAY USE A STRAP.
East Brookfsid. Mass, wamAn Acquit-
ted of Assault On Pupil.

80 - --@sN-Ns+t 80 =
East Brookheld, Mass, FEB. l7.-sliss
Lois 6eadwin, 4 Young woman who
teaches in pahlic school ii West
BFoakiela. was acquitted IN the dis
sgict court here Saturday efter hear
ing On a charge Of assanit and battery.
TIE complaint MAS brought because
81 her punishment Of Ynnng pupil.
Clifford Smith
Miss Goodwin admitted that she
piei8ed the strap four times across the
boys back, but said that aer usa ii this
method # punishment was Sanctioned
BIZ the superintendent Of the school,
vko was hacked up by the scnoal com
mittee.
Many witnesses testified for the prose.
ontion ard defence. A gathering which
packed the courtroom followed al the
evidence with lively interest
The strap Was exhibited for Tho IL
sYsction Of tie Judge who. after con
s.dering the testimony. ordered tae
teachers discharge. declaring that under
the law Of Massachusetts, teacher mav
administer corporal punishment, but net
10 excess He found tnat ia this case
the punishment was not excessive
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
HITS HARD At TARIFF
HEn cf Tennessee Asks Fer caas. Hiaes
and Weed Palp g Frex List

Washington Feh Ia swp#psrR
sariE reform xne2sare mss satrSsncea IN
the Ausase cAtmraay by Representative
hull al Ternessee ia tne fora q rs@o-
iutaan calling Upcl toe WAYS ard neAns
COMMITTEES ID rspcEs hills t. zbolish she
FaEs8 on coal hsdes anz seasAsw binding
irvine and the raw materials On xil sTri
ealuaFsl implements, o. linotype and
composing raaense~- ard on wvaA FasD
and white printing papsF, He would
pur NIL fheee aytfnses en the free list
TIE Resolution also asks for q re-
luesi0n af Ter duty oa w@schas 10 is
PR cent. and for comprehensive hsll
imposing a tax or incomes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
Com sygup IS The Correct Nan..

Washington, Feb Animpoxtan*
question u the administration 81 us
pure food law was sa;tlea SATURDAY Is
9 decision made public IS Sa,ress,i VS.
Wilson. Carselyoa and StrsoS IS
6ears upon tine labelling q srssn. as
decision follows: ~Syc haze afFea $50
fRl consideration af tho laAeliine & tsss
thick Xtseous syrap obtained Is TIE iez
complete hgdrolysis of tie starch IS
eora and composed essentially ~ asx
tfcse. maltese aud extfine II os,r sz.,...
ion i IS Mvful 70 lahei this ssrns fs
ezra syrap and L 20 the corn sffsn ss.se..
is added a small percentages 81 Heassi
syrup the mixture. Is ogf Judgment
not misbranded i laIeIiaa eesa ess.'4
With cane faxofF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
HITCHCOCK LEAVES
UNCLE SAN FOR TAFT.
Ended Post-of5ce Service Saturday; WI
Hand n His Resignation To-

Washington, b e. Feb. l7.-Frank IL.
hlteheaek, izst assistant postmaster
general concluded his service vita lie
government saturday and TODAY viii
hand his resignation e the president
He will shortly take as fhe wors 81
managing the Tait presidential eamnsion
in the soutA ana TIE Eas. 1lg Hitch
coek may take 3 few days facstion
before g enters actively upon BIS paliii.
ea. work Has headquarters VII le ia
this cts
Ar Hitchcock Wiz - suclesle8 a.
.fst assistant postmaster general hr Dr.
Charles ~ tsranaaeid. npw rhssf clerk
~ 4at office. D. GFandaeld's nomina-
tipa viii be sent 70 the senate TODAY
ana nntil tie nomination j. confirmed.
Es viii &c acting first assistant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
$4,000 II right Msshs

Washington. Feh. ls.-Thk sah-cnrn-
reifsse on appgC operations of the Hcnse
agricultural sensmltsee has completed iss
work. and wisl FepaTt she agricultural
appropriation Tusaasy. Alsaaagh ep-
posed hv GAasrnaa Scott tie vasnsnisfea
hss recommended 81 appropriation ii
Sis0N0A Sor tie differentiation az twowm
tail aad eg7sv moths u Nea Eaglana.
Ihss il tie eSsiasaEe msse Ag Secretary
Ailsna. Tie eonmittse aecsae8 Is ersms
tae fasl amount, has refused tai sus5ease
~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
TERROR REIGN At WASHINGTON
Congressman Sims Says That Police Are
Inactive.

Washington Eeb 1.-THE rharus
that a reign 81 ssFvpr exists n the eiss.
ot Washington was made IN the House
g hsaseSsasasikes Saturday hy Ar.
sims ct Tennessee
IL referred &c The robbery # won,aa
N front ol the British embassy. ars
said i was The ssSt q sueh crimes con-
mifted IN this city sinee september
last
he denounced the police foreu At the
city, and referred 70 the fact thar AZ
though there Vas within quick can ~
telephone = regiment of cavalry ana
regiment IF marines. their services has
not been enlisted 90 rna down the erfm.
inals. who. &c said, were as raiA
negroes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
CAPTURED ONE,
LOST ANOTHER
Barre Bowling lean Defeated
Queen City Club
AND LOST TOETHAN ALLEN
SAITH Il Barre Relies the Highest String
and Had TIE Highsst Average Of
TIE Day he
SpsrsA
AND LOST TOETHAN ALLEN

BsTiingten Feb lT.-TAs Barre bowl
Ing team came Ia Darlington SEtarzay
and nelEsG ESQ games. winnfng srcM the
QUEEN Ctr team u tie sfteruccz %
the Academy slieys and losing to she
Ethan Alsen teasn cz she isster's alleys
in the egeninr SHlila os zhe Barre
team rolled tie aigAess string and had
the highest individual srosp al the day.
S1Sde a. the afrsrnp5E game but ies
iehind ia tAr evening. The seote "a the
twe gaxaes fellows
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
RUDE BANKER SENTENCED.
Exhibited a Revolver in a Threatening
Manner e 4 psnosltar.

san Francisco Cal. Feb. l7.-R. &
Rangland. president Of the Citizens state
bank Of san FraneisVo. which recently
suspended. was sentenced Saturday b
Police Judge Conan 10 SIX months inn
prisonmeut for exhibiting revolver IL
rude ard threatening manner 10 j.
Eomansky. a dspositor rs fhe hank. who
sought 70 recover his money An add.
finnai sentence OF thfee neaths i'm
pFiSonmeut VAS imposed On the banker
Tor Carrying a concsalsd weapon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
Piles Cured in s to 4 DAYS.

PAZo OINTMENT IS guaranteed Il cure
any case Of Itching, Blind. bleeding or
Protruding Piles in to Il days Or mon
ey refunded. soc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17

tue s'xaak Essr FIRST gaMa ln sae Stale
gssBanfa 9asl1F sefiAs betmasn 81 8osns-
laAEg ami BsaiEaeAsrr tasses rla1n Ned
1essAT evening" TIE smm-aarx
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17

cliges made hf Dr..
Ailalers Swamp
Root she great X
nev liver and blad
der reaneo
Its the great med
zeal triumph Of the
nineteenth century
discovered after wears
Of scientific research
bg Dr.. KslnseT, the
eminent kidney and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17

bladder specialist, ana IS wonderfully
successful ii promptly curing lame back
uric aid. catarEh of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which is the worst
forin of kidney trouble.
Or. Kiinerss Swamp Root Is not rec
bumended for everything bat i YOU have
kidney. liver or bladder trouble il will be
found irst the remedy ron need. i has
beea tested il 50 many ways. n hospital
wosk and II private practice, and has
proved 50 successful n every case that
sneciaf arrangement has been made By
which all readers Of tlis paper. who have
rot already tired il, nay have a sample
bottle sent free by mail, also a book tell
ing mere a6aut Swarsp-Root. and kew 10
fndo If ven have kidneycr bladder tvou-
BE. When writing mention reaeiing tbs
Generous offer Ia this paper anu send your
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK?
Kidney Trouble Makls You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers IS sure to know a the wonderfal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17

cold BIZ all good druggists Don't make
any ulzstake. bet remember the name.
Swamp Root. Dr.. Kilmer's swamp Root,
and the address, Einghamton, y. y, on
every b0tiis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17

aaaressto Dr. Kline.
s. Co. Bin1hamtoul
n Ii. The rezalsi
fffyceut md one
ss.T -.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-08
RITUAL OF THE KU-KLUx KHAN.
(From the Nashville Banner.)

In view of recent articles appear
ing in the Banner regarding the
organization of the Ku-Klux Khan
and written by Capt. James r.
Crewe and Mr.. John B. Kennedy
the two only surviving organizers.
the following article will prove OF
much historic interest:
IL have read with much interest
the communications in recent num-
bers of the Banner from Capt. Jas.
r. Grove, of Sheffield, Ala, and
Mr.. James B. Kennedy, of Law
renceburg, Tenn, in regard to the
origin of the Ku-Klux Khan in Pu-
laski, Tenn. | am glad these gen
tlemen have written, for what they
say is authentic, and as so much of
the history of our beloved South
land is tradition, it behooves us to
be very accurate. Mr.. Kennedy
regrets that he has no copy of the
ritual, or the oath, to send you. |
have in my possession a copy of
the original prescript of the Order
of the Ku-Klux Khan, also copy
Of the revised and amended pre-
script of the order, and copy of
the final order disbanding the Khan,
because, in some localities, it was
being perverted from its original,
honorable and patriotic purposes.
Perhaps some former member of
the, Khan will see something famil-
lar In the date of this final order,
which | copy here;
" Headquarters of the Empire,
Dismal Era, 4th Green Day, Last
Hour, C. A. r. NJ
"These papers were given to me
by my husband, Mr.. Geo. II. New
bill, who was Grand Cyclops of
Den 4, in the Eighth District of
Giles County, Tenn. have sacred
ly kept them all these years, and
anyone sufficiently interested can
see them by coming to me, or, for
historical purposes, l am willing
to make an exact copy, but the
original manuscripts | prize too
highly to let them out of my pos
session for even one day.
"They, with a little slip of paper,
dated Appomattox Courthouse,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-08

Va, April 10, 1865, permitting {
paroled prisoner of the Army Of
Northern Virginia to return to his
home unmolested, and a battered
sword, whose wearer followed Lee
from Manassas to Appomattox,
constitute much of my treasure,
and to the children who have grown
up in my home stand for loyalty
and devotion to native land, for
lofty ideals and faithful discharge
of duty, for strength of purity
and uprightness of soul, all that
makes life worth while. Here is
the Creed of the Order of X. X. K. !,
copied from their precept:
'We, the Order of the K. K. X. ),
reyerently acknowledge the majesty
and supremacy of the Divine Being,
and recognize the goodness and provi-
dence of the same. And we recognize
our relation to the United States Gov
eminent, the supremacy of the Con-
stitution, the constitutional laws
thereof and the Union of States there
under.
" Article l. In this Prescript is our
Titles, as follows: The officers of this
order shall consist of Grand Wizard
of the Empire, and his ten Genii; a
Grand Dragon of the Realm, and his
eight Hydras; a Grand Titan of the
Dominion, and his six Furies; a Grand
Giant of the Province, and his four
Grand Cyclops of the Den,
and his two Night-Hawks; a Grand
Magi; a Grand Monk; a Grand Scribe;
a Grand Ex-chequer; a Grand Turk;
and a Grand Sentinel. The body poll
tic of this order shall be known and |
designated as "Ghouls."
"'Article treats of eligibility for |
Section l. No one shall be pre-
sented for membership into the order
until he shall first have been recon-
mended by some friend or intimate,
who is member of the order, to the
Investigating Committee (which shall
De composed of the Grand Cyclops, the
Grand Magi, and the Grand Monk,
Ind who shall have Investigated his
and his past and present
and connections; and after
such investigation shall pronounce
him competent and worthy to become
/ member; provided no one shall be
presented for admission into or become
member of this order who shall not
lave attained the age of Is years.
"'Section 3 No one shall become a
member Of this order unless he shall
take the following oaths
IT obligations. and shall satisfactorily
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-08
WILLS IN ENGLAND.
Peculiar Laws That's Govern tn,
Giving Away of Property.

Peculiar Laws That's Govern the
Giving Away of Property.
Wills are comparatively modern
luxory. AT one time worthy house
holder had no occasion to avail him.
self of the services of a solicitor. 1t
was sufficient for all practical pur-
poses, if when he felt his end approach
ing lie sat up in bed and clearly stat
ed by word of mouth and before two
reputable witnesses were expected to
see that his desires were fully carried
into effect.
Later on, if man wrote his will
entirely in his own handwriting, there
was no necessity for him to bother
about signing it, much less getting it
witnessed. 1t was valid document
without these formalities.
Afterward it was deemed desirable
that it should be signed. For a long
time subsequently,, however, witness
es were still considered superfuous.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-08
To Succeed DR.. Dix.

New York, May Sit is almost
assInAg that DR.. W. T. Manning,
assiAs &rector of Trinity church,
will Sacceed the late DR.. Morgan
Dix. 1t has always been the Gus
tom at Trinity for the assistant
rector to succeed to the place of
rector when the latter dies or re-
tires, and it is practically certain
that this custom will be followed
out.
The property of Trinity church.
is valued at $50, 900, 900, and b~
an assessed valuation of $751;
900. The net income is mores :
$500, 900 and the rector disch
the duties of bishop over
chapels and twenty-s six clergi
DR.. Manning has become th,
ly familiar with this We
ton under DR.. Dix
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-08

W~O 4Fphatls, his money anUn
Ejust as he pleased. If lie lef
gov and children. half his propert
Vt least, had to be divided among thei
no matter whether he liked it or not.
If he left widow only, or only chill
dren, then the widow or the children
had right to third Of his goods
Pearson's Weekly.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-03-28
NOTICE TO BANKS OF ST. TAMMANY PARISH,
La, FOR BIDS FOR THE CUSTODY OF
/ PARISH FUNDS

Whereas, the Police Jury of the
Parish Of St. Tammany, at its meet
ing held on the 7th day of March 1908,
adopted the following resolution:
Be it resolved, That the President
of the Police Jury be and is hereby
authorized to advertise for Is days
for bids from the duly organized
banks in the Parish of st. Tammany,
to act as fiscal agent or agents, for
the deposit of all public monies of the
parish, in accordance with the re-
quirements of Act No. %, of the
General Assembly of the State of
Louisiana, of 1907.
Now, therefore, in accordance with
said ordinance, notice is hereby given
to the various banks of the Parish of
st. Tammany, to. submit their sealed
bids to the undersigned on or before
the 18th day of April 1908, for the
keeping of the public funds of the
Parish of st. Tammany, in accordance
with the Provisions of Act No. %, of
the General Assembly of the State of
Louisiana, for the year 1907.
GEO. KOEPP, JR., President.
mh21-4t