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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-21
IAh's INDIANA
|lUR MARKED BY
EMTHUs|AsM
1<Gs SIXTEEN SPEECHES,
vgLL RECEIVED. ON HIS DAYS
R(p--MANv CALLS FOR CON-
|10NER's WIFE.

LoUIsvILLE. Oct. 21.-Wm. Jen-
100 Bryan Is much pleased with his
~ through Indiana Accustomed
ugh he is to large crowds and lusty
eers, the demonstrations accorded
~ were commented on by the candt
ke rs being exceedingly gratifying.
VA pleasing feature OF the trip was
repeated calls for Mrs. Bryan.
no shared In the handshaking with
M husband. She was overwhelm-
Y with attention at every place where
E stop was made and was the recip-
u OF many handsome floral pieces.
xhe candidate, although he had but
~ hours sleep, appeared fresh and
Ipng when he delivered his first OF
toen speeches at Hammond, Ind.
IIE Yavorfte themes were-the
INKS of the Democratic platform re-
|Ine to labor, the guaranty OF bank
Douits and to the publicity of cam
<1rn contributions. and he frequent
nroused his auditors to high pitch
&nthusiasm. He appealed for sup
- Oh the DcmoSTdtiC patty W shS
&ople, and pledged himself, IL elected,
D devote all his energies to the full
1Iment of the promises contained in
- platform.
& Passing In review thousands of
oople along the line OF march. follow
4 ~ q parade OF many hundreds Of
|nrchers, and speaking TO more peo-
I6 than the sound of his voice could
Hoh. Mr.. Bryan last night made a
5lcf sally south Of the Ohio river.
~ rally In Louisville was. for Mr..
ran, the elimination OF one OF the
tuIest days Of the campaign, and the
here equaled and possibly
frpassed anything in the way Of
assassination the candidate has met
III since he was advised Of his NOM
60ffon.
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kern'a Son Ill

SYRACUSE. n. ", Oct. 21.-John
w. Kern. candidate for vice president
on the Democratic ticket, received a
message from Mrs. Kern shortly af-
ter noon today saving son was crit.
ically i'll and asking him to return
home AT once. Mr.. Kern left immc-
diately for indianapolis.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Oct. 21--Ciose: The bull
side OF the wheat deal has large fol-
lowing and the feeling that prices
shodId advance is quite general. big
Chicago house. supposed TO be Armour
a Co, has been heavy buyer or whcat
on the recent decline. taking all the
wheat tho Chicago professionals I'M
loaded The advance in Liverpool con-
tTnues In tic face of the Ancrican- de-
cline, which IL quite encouraging 70 the
bulls. Argentine crop damage Is PIacen
not enough to Justify higher prices.
The leading bearish argument IL the
steady Increase In supplies at gu
points Wheat was firm during the
late part OF Wednesdays market. An
early decline was recovered and the
market went above the closing prices
OF Tuesday.
": December opened unchanged AZ
sloe. dropped To s1.0i a. and advanced
to sf.02a: May opened at sl.061f. lost
81 90: July was quoted at s9c. 9S@ C,
SeSc. and o9hc: No. red. sshc' No. l
swhite- 81 9n--
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Casn
closing at Isisc: No. yellow. ! car at
oatse.cssh 10. 2 white; 2 cars a,
car en- al I 4sisc: sample. car at 4sc.
BeansGcash. s2.2c october. : cars
at f2.20. November, sG.-V aSkeu' Dt-
cember SIZE bid.
Glover saeH--prime spot 40 bags at
sg75 20 at s4.sO. so ut sf.S5: March.
zoe bags az sI9s 100 at IS. 200 at s5.05
100 bags az $50: sample. 60 bags at
$3.50. AZ at $3.50. 20 ut si.25. rs at ~;
sample eisil<e, IL bags at ss.25. IL NJ
81 80. at 80.
Timothy seed--Prime spot. 80 bags
at - so.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
w edncsdgy included 1900 bbls or flour
cars 81 wheat. 2 Of corn. and o.
oats. Withdrawals were 500 bbls OF
flour Stocks are 2s0t56 bu Or whea;
1905 M 81 corn, 213.T61 bu OF oats.
and f0i 800 hu OF rye.
wtrrut r. fztv~-prr,4 --lt,a1i- t+f,.-@-@.aeel
TO 10 higher. and com y n sd lower.
Northwastern wheat rcco'rts We'd
nesdav. s25 ears ycar ago. sJ5 GAYS.
wheat rcceInts Of @ ST Louis. - 0o0
hu. wear ago, $4,000 trI.
Exports Of wheat and -four W"dneS-
daV J2s 600 bu.
: whcat receiptS 1T primary points
wednesday, -11si,ooo hn; yeaf ago, -
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Oct. 21.--The wheat mar
ket opened steady 10 shade higher on
cables and Argentine damage but easel
! or shortly after on selling nv bartlett
4 al m
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Says Wke peserted Him.

Henry Green Alleges In a bill FOR
divorce filed Tuesday afternoon. that
his wife. Emma, tqfwhom he was mar
ried IN 1895, deshrted him in 1906.
and that he has not seen her since.
She took their child with her. but the
latter turned up IN the home of Mr..
Green's parents. Is Great Bend, Kas.
where the mother cent him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-21
Markets an1 Finance

The market was nervous Liverpool
comes unchanged TO Ad higher on Ar
gentine adviees confirming damas e
from frost Northwest cars se5 against
$50 a year ago. Minneapolis stocks In
creased 100000 for four days.
Wheat closed .. a. sc higher: corn
closed steady To Nc up: oats, * a " c
up. and provisions 10G zoe, higher.
Closing prices: Whaat--pec.. 80 NC
asked Corn--Dec.. $3.50 asked. Oats
Dec. Also. Pork--Jan.. 1880 asked.
Lard-Jan., 1885. Ribs-Jan.. $s.s7ts q
$50.
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Doctors Auto Burma.

While DR.. Karl Dubpernell, No. S5
Twenty-eighth-st., was making a sick
call at Vinewood-ave. and Sylvan-st.,
about $3.50 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing. his automobile, which he left
standing In front Of the patients
house, caught fire and was practically
burned Up when the doctor emerged.
The loss Is about $500.
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COPPER MARK ET-CLOsE.

Ariz. Com'I 35ls Apex. On. Ann,
Bos Cons. "a: Bos. & Corb., 1871 ia.
Gin. 2sIs Cop. Con, 7t1s G. 4 H.. 500;
e: g. A.. 100; Cent, So, Davis D.. ga
Ely. "a; Err, l21a: First Nat. G5s Cir,
23x; Kew Cop. 30. /; Las, 1874: Lake,
IA: Mas. 8 u Mob. ca; MAJ, 20; Mia,
1915; Mex. Con. AZ; Nip. ga: New.
y. Butte. S3s.: No Blu. En-. g. Old Dom,
90: Csc. lis: Par, 2sh: quincy. 81.
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$1,000 FiRs AT CAV VIEW.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Oct. al
tSpecial.D-Bay View. Gull lake. had
n costly fire today. The losses: Fred
Lawrence's livery stable. Pleasant
Hill saloon, Charles Church's resi-
dence; $4,000. The blaze evidently
was incendiary.
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DEE ME- DIE" HE CALLS
TO WIFE; TAKES POISON

ADTUUBENvILLE, o.. Oct. 2l.--
rrno and zee me die,y yelled Douglas
-. aged ~ years, foundry work
- bis wife early this morning. She
lived In time to see him fall across
~ and die after draining a three
noo bottle OF carbolic acid. He hal
80 drinking.
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w. S. GOV. BONDS.

Rond quotations. furnished by Hay
den, Stone & Co. l1s-11S Griswold-st.
New IS reg. 1o3Ss " 1o4; do. coup. l0l
DtJt new reg feeiz " iee ID
coup, lO10 JOIN: new As reg. l20A n
12l, do. COUP 1872 bid.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. oct. 2i.-The cotton
market opened irregular. Traders kept
"A close watch on brokers Identified with
the Wall-st. interests. While they did
little on the call. their buying soon be-
came active and prices advanced rap
idly. the crowd failing on. In the first
10 minutes, the list rose . to 10 points.
largely on this Wall-st. support.
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nDDresoed suits for divorce were
e Wednesday by Anna vs.. Charles
&<o; David +. Va. Rose Gagnier;
y. W. Tile Schnkecht; Carrie
Dcnjan1fn r. Potter: Leon VS..
1 DomoonIskf: Julia f. VS.. Louis
level r. vs.. Archie M.
~: ADJ c. ". Frank Hutchin
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zoe: southern. s7Q3sc fall free. $50
a 5sc; eastern No. 1 clothing. Il a. soc:
valley No. l, 45446c. Territory--Fine
staple, 81 q 5sc fine medium staple. %
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a 40 MP per bbk

table market Is STEADY and there is n
moderate trade In fruits.
Apy,e.-raney. ss.to~srs; common
l5oa2 per Dbl.
BnitssrTofficial prices; Extra cream.
packing stock. lsc per 10.
Cnbbag~-Sl-An- per-h hl-- -
CnalinowerI sso gsl Per basket.
i5c; old. l4c: Limburger. lac: brick.
i, &c: Schweitzer. 1ec per Id.
Che.tnuts-ss.5 so "a per bu: 7@sc per
California Fruit.-Piums. sI.so per
box. grapes. s1.fs02 per craze. prunes
sl.25 per crate.
cranberr,e.-cspe Gods. 'a75aa per
eo Drs::.t e ss, per n loSi'Ho'
pressed Hog----L!ght sh0sMc.
ca~y.-s ~ s II peFlb.-
er. Esss case count. aoHo. '"' receipt"
$50; second patent. s.: straight. ssSS.
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. s34: coarse
s2s.t0. coarse niddlings. ,2;. nne mid.
dliEgs. s2s per ton.
Fresh VegefabIcS-Crren onions. rs.
per d0z: cucumbers. hot house. sl.50
per dOz. lettuce. sue per DE, parsley,
Use. spinach. soc per bu.
GREE r.PDer.aasoes per sa; -.
,sc: BIB baskets isc: Niassras. aae,H
Malasas. ,sGs:so per Dbl ''''
hararare-W,re 1aiis s2ao: ba .s
bSrbed wire. $3.50: No. . anneaied WI ..
oS e9a'r y., ne ieo feet Ian AND
after weaving. so per rent OF. W 20
ON SiDe rous ana and 1.f cent OF ''"due:0
icWlic. extracted. COS &c per ID.
| Hickory Nuts-S2 per bu.
Hsy--Detroit shippers are paying The
following prices for new baied hap IN
car lots. (. o. b Detroit. No. timo' by.
S Ss ~ ,sid c,o nsT s.s No
straw, s6.5G17: wtcat and oat straw.
s5.50nb ten. in car lots.
eu n.a'I &c: no. x sSFsd see iSe; No. No.
green. ,7hc: kip cured, No l: Iohei No.
&c; hip green. No; Nc a,5,hse:
green. No /. isc: NO :. Yihc per y:
ssIns aide. as Is NO Wool sSs M : 's -A's'
Lemon.-f,alifornia. s4IAas per boz
Meion.--Ciems. 81. per bu: Usage
" ~ per CfAtt.
Mushr0Oins-t5 c per lib.
Onlons-Spanish. $3.50 per crate:
Michigan, 80 a COO per bu
Otls-Raw iinseec. ssc. boiled lin-
iced. 3ic gal. less l per cent for cash
IN 10 days. diamond headlight Zero
Gene. aye; turpentine. ia barrel lots.
42c per barrel.
O,unge.--vaiencias. sA2s0A7s per
box.
Pear.-Kiefer's. IS q soc per blu; s225
q216 per bRi; Bartietts. sl.7b@2 per
Pop corm-.:a-s. ~ 12c per 10.
| Pincspple--Floridas $4.C005 per
crate. s250u27s per doz
! Observation-Disclosures. $685. per bu;
/ car lots. (. o. b. Detroit. 52065c per bu.
| PouItry-IIens. 9m9kc; springs. 10 "
! l0nc. geese, Sc: duckE, gU lOc.
sweet Observation-Disclosures, fi.7S "
i.s5 pei Dbl; Jerseys. Sis per bu; 81
| per Dbl
Pro,I,ions-Mess pork $1,000: r,-,,iv
/ pork. tlSf1g.50: light, clear, S19m 20;
heavy, s2d. 90. smoked hams, 12Hc;
dry saltcd briskets. llisc;. shoulders
7 lard !n tiArces. Id: kettle rendered
i12Lc per 10.
sussr-Crysta. dominoes. IS: Eagle
tablets. sGo5: cut loaf. s6.45: cubes. SO.
/ X<XN powdered. $3.50 granuiated. ex-
/ ira coarse. s6.5j: granulntedl IN buiE'
! S5.f5. Michigan granulated. $50 gran
glated in 3s-lb cotton bags, $3.50; con
! fectioncrs' a. $40; No. 1, y64b: No. z.
/ s64s, No. ?, s5.A5. No. 4. $50. NO. o.
! $3.50: No &. s5.25; 10. z. $50; No.
T s57fu. svu. >. 81. to-; tu. TO, s5.e5.- Nell
SO; No IL. s4.9b: No. IL. 1870. no. az
s+so' No. 10. $3.50
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2i.--Hogs-Recelpts
10000. market slow. generally sc high
er; light. $+.s0Q $50: bulk. $5.20n5 SO;
mixed, $5l0T5.90: pigs. sSI4SS: heav-
les. $50 u $50; good TO choice heavies,
$3.50 a $50; roughs, S51095.30; york
ers. So.S5 "a $40. Cattle-Receipts 20.
600. market steady 10 shade on; beeNs,
1915 80: Texas steers. $3.50 $50
feeders. S2.sOg4.A5: cows and heifers.
$l.50N5.10; calves $6TS.50. Sheep
Receipts $4,000. market slow, generally
steady: natives. $2.404 40: westerns.
native, s3.75 q $40; western. s3.7545.s0
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished bS
lewis G./Gorton. ialS Majestic Bldg.
oct 81. 1905;
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. a. - n. - re T. a.
sesr .h. 7In Kind Ssa nam nsays 6ssCt
1s,:;'" N>~z0zM

Russse~s-iikc Prsstsns. No fuss ana
no feathers. 'rhe plsin. neat kind. that
looks right Times Prtntfng C0- l6
John R.-st Phone 1854
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EAST BUFFALO. y. " oct. IL
Cattle--Receipts l50. slow. easy. Neals
Receipts l50. slow, steady; cuils 30
choice. $5mS.15. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 5000. slow. steady; lambs, 81
a $40: yearlings. S4.25 q $50: sheep. 81
a4.50. Hogs-Receipts $500. fairly ac-
tive. steady; workers., 34.T5n5.50; pigs.
1915 94.5o; mixed, s5.+oT5. SOS: heavies.
s.. so 5.65; roughs. si.50Tt.75; stays.
* N
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Oct. 21.--The wheat mar
ket opened steady 10 shade higher on
cables and Argentine damage but easel
or shortly after on selling nv bartlett,
Pattea-Einley- Barrel and Valentine.
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PRODUCE.

The produce market at present is
ruling very quiet and seems to be with
out features OF special interest. Bu--
ter and eggs are firm in tone. but
trade at it's best is not large. Poultry
is coming In freely. but after peddling
out what they can during the lay
dealers are Obliged to either clean IN
70 the big drcssers at a special price
or carry over large part Of their re-
ceipts, Potatoes are beginning to move
in the country. but as prices are low
and stock IL in good shape 10 keep.
many growers are putting their crops
in storage for better prices The vege-
table market is steady and there Is n
moderate trade In fruits
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Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co..:
Open. High. Low. Close

tb)Bid. (a)Asked. tx)Split.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Report Of Market Opening ny Sadlcs
Nortck q Co.. Commission Merchants.

BUFFALO. Oct. 2l.-(Special Cat
tle-Receipts light and slow. Hogs
Receipts 5000. good grades strong;
hsavy. $3.50 q 5T5. best workers., So,7o "
$50; pigs. si26@4.40. Sheep--Reeeipts
5000, steady; tops, $3.50. Calves-ss.75
down.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-11-20
Delinquent TAX list
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County of Mclean
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,

Washburn, N. d., Nov. 4, 1905.
I, o. B. Wing, county auditor OF Mclean
county, North Dakota, do hereby certify tnat
the annexed list of real property has oe.
come delinquent by reason of non payment OF
taxes for the year \. D.. 1907, and VIII be
sold as provided by statute, together WIN
costs of advertising and other costs accruihs'
said sale commencing at 10 O'Clock a. H.
Tuesday, December j, 1905, and closing al
4 O'Clock p. m. OF said day and continuing tur'
tler from day to day until all lands or parcels
of lands have been offered for sale, sad sale
10 be made, at my Office in the court house IN
the city of Washburn, county of Mclean, ana
State of North Dakota:
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THE RESULT.
New Orleal.

With regard to results Oh 1he
primary the Baton Rouge State
Times contains editorial com
ment on the congressional fight,
which in certain paragraphs IS
very significant. 1t would De
well if Mr.. Favrot should take the
advice which is evidently that OF
4 friend, when it is said:
I'm the congressional cam
paign it should perhaps be better
for the district were the issue
settled in this primary Inc
nerves and temperS OF both the
leading candidates and most The
lieutenants on both sides nave
been showing signs of tension
! during the last days Of the hrst
race, and it is to be feared tha1
in a second contest questions oth'
or than those thus far publicly
discussed will be brought to the
fore-questions sure, in the very
nature of things, to breed .iII-teel
ings and arouse such anlmosl
tiles as only a long lapse OF Tune
will cool.
"The ultimate result WouIt
seem fairly we'll OyershadoWet
by the vote thus far polled an'
lcounted. and Congressman raw
rot's friends would perhaps o'
serving his interests even bette
by persuading him not to ente
the list again.
CAS- for Mr.. Wickliffe, the pc
Ilitlcal skill and forensic abiilt'
shown by him in the fight hav
proven his power to hold his owl
in the congressional seat ne WI
in all probability fill. He Ia
gained a host of personal friend
during his canvass and has e>
2 tablished himself as a polltlci
J factor of no small m0menti IN ce1
+ tral Louisiana.
, Even the most ardent friend
of Congressman Fayrot will az
nit that the public interests
E the Sixth district will be safe
I Bob" Wickliffe's hands.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-05

Greater New Orleans though
somewhat hackneyed by use IN a
similar form by other cities eX-
nressps the idea sought to De
conveyed more succinctly, more
inspiringIy, than any otller
phrase that occurs to US. Inc
words appeal to more than Ne"
Orleans. It breaks the bounds
Of Louisiana, 1t calls on all to
help in the production OF. a great
southern city, second to non" IN
thp United States. This IS IN
deed hitching ones automobile lo
| Sirius itself, but the greater the
ambition, the larger the conSum,
nation.
Let it be with all For Greater
New Orleans!!'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-05
A SECOND CONGRESSIONAL
PRIMARY.

Notwithstanding the brilliant
record that our Bob" has made
in the congressional race, far
outspeeding the other two can
didates, he lacks sufficient votes
for a plurality and second race
must ensue between him and
George Fayrot. Though it is de-
voutly to be wished for the sake
of peace and harmony in the
district that there should have
been but one primary, they
that be against us have infinite
" more to fear in a second con
test than we, who support Robt.
G.. Wickliife.
Best of all, our man is not only
able but clean. His private life
and public career are alike Tree
from rcprOach.
Hence in the mode of attack
begun by the opposition, few
days before the primary in MAX
inc false and malicious charges
against Mr.. WickliIfe'S mora
character. our friend the enemy
has everything to fear, buttlne
against a stone wall and leav
| ing the rear exposed. 1t is no
safe to try magnanimity too fal
and those most culpable shOulC
beware of throwing the frs
stone.
At any rate however desperate
or treacherous the schemes de
yised against our candidate
those who stood by him in tn
first primary should remain
faithful to the end, No speciou
arguments should be needed
disgruntled plants be laughed t
scorn. Let all stand firm, max
new friends and pile up the nj
jority for Wicklitfe.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-05
West Feliciana Teachers Institute.

The annual institute for the
teachers of the parish will con
vene in the principals room Oh
the julius Freyhan High School
building at 10 a. N. on Monday
the 10Th instant. All the teach
ers of the parish, except the two
at the State Normal School, are
expected to be present and
ready for a weeks earnest work.
The patrons of the school and all
others interested in education
are cordially invited to attend
any and all sessions of the instl-
tute. Their presence is earnest
ly requested; they can come al
any hour and leave at any time
that will suit their convenience.
There will be two sessions a day,
from 9 a. m. to II, and from 100
y, m. to $3.50 or 4. There will
probably be one meeting at nlsht
when State Superintendent l.
H. Harris and others will adj
dress the public
Supt. Guardia of st. John $
parish and Miss Trousdale Of
Monroe, have been appointed tt
assist in conducting the instl,
tute. Both of these are we'll
known to me and are thoroughly
trained teachers Of successful
} experience. [ know that thcl1
work will be most acceptable an(
helpful to the teachers and al
the patrons that will visit the in
stitute.
) The ministers of the parisl
have been invited to attend an
= they and all others are asked t
take part in the exercises an
ask questions of the instructor
and others when they feel so hE
e posed.
= This is the best opportunlt
= parents will have for KNOWN
e the teachers of their chiIdre
7 and learning their dispositions
sincerity Of purpose, and carr
. estness in work. I hope tn;
all will take advantage of it.
~ Very sincerely,
} A. M. HENDON,
Parish Superintendent.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-05
Police jury Minutes.

St. Francisyille, La, Sept. 2,
1903. -The Police Jury met in
regular session with Hon. &. f.
Howell, Prest., and Messrs. Wey-
dert, Raynham, Bickham, Rich
ardson, Wright, Sadden, Row,
Barrow and Lavergne present.
Minutes of last meeting were
read and adopted.
Bills as follows were read and
ordered paid:
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School Opening.
chosen.

The parish white schools with
two exceptions will open Monday
Sept. IA. 9 a. m. We have alrea-
dy given names of the teachers
of all schools but the one at Lau-
rel Hill. Miss Dorothy Maltby
has been appointed to teach
there.
The Baines School with Miss
Nellie Richardson teacher and
the Solitude School with Miss
Lola Phares teacher will open on
the 21st.
The law requires that no
school shall close before 3 p. m.
each day, and the parish super
intendent gives notice that this
requirement will be exacted.
F. G.. Zethraeus of Oklahoma
has decided to establish himself
here as a cotton buyer in the in
terest of his company of that
name. He will move his family
here shortly and they will occu
Ipy the DR.. Kilbourne residence
| A cordial welcome is extended
him and his family. The bust
ness Office will be in the MAJ
Mann building at foot of hill.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-05
A Request.

The TRUE DEMOCRATS serV-
ices editorialIy cannot be bought,
but as God Judges the heart, we
believe that we always try to be
on the right side, and are eager
to be thoroughly informed so as
to be sure of being on that side.
We have just heard OF a matter
that had it been brought to US
six months ago, we honestly be-
]ieve that we could have worked
out to a just settlement. Now,
the matter will go to the courts
Hence this request;
Will our good friends and read
ers, when they know of any mat
ter of public moment that the
press could agitate to advantage,
acouaint us with the facts?
We do not promise support, bu'
lift be a righteous cause,or seems
50 as we see the right, then those
interested can be sure of our un
bought support. The TRUl
DEMOCRAT is for the best fo5
West Feliciana always, and it
aim is the highest good for tn
people. Help US in this work b,
laying before US the facts.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-05
FOR GREATER NEW ORLEANS.

4 VIZ ~ - i'-i 1 i'i' va ~
Exception has been taken in
some quarters to the motto New
Orleans for New Orleans"
which the Progressive Union Of
that city bears on its stationery.
The raiSOn d'etre for that motto
is due to the disloyalty which
New Orleans people themselves
show to the home city and its
products. But the expression is
too narrow and ambiguous for
the motto Of Il commercial organ
izatiOn making its appeal not to
New Orleans alone, nor to Louis
lana and Mississippi, but to ev
cry heart, wherever it may be,
loyal to the metropolis of the
South, the centre of the Contra
South.
Therefore the motto For