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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-11-07

John E. Taylor, superintendent of the
Cumberland and Westernport Electric
Railway, is again on duty after nearly
two weeks of illness. Not only SO, he is
able to look around and smile at the
JOURNALS timetable of two cars an
hour on the Belt Line.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-11-07
The MuXIlCu Catcher.

Two foreigner We're watching their
first game of baseball the other day.
dot vas a damchcrouS game, yah ~
said the German.
"Eet must be, monsieur" replied the
Frenchman. WHY, even ~ catcher
wears a Auzzle to keep him from biting
ne people. - Wasp.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-11-07
COUNTY.


Marriage licenses have been granted
recently to the couples named below:
John Edward Brown, of Purgettsvile,
W Va, and Martha Elizabeth Keplinger,
of Homecoming, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-11-07

IdrertjSer-I wish this advertisement
placed in some part of the paper where
people will be sure to see it.
Edtor-Yes, sir; YES, sir. | can put
it right alongside OF an editorial, if you
wish
.ldretiser-Hem! Please put tit along
side of the baseball wS.-McCall' S
NnnnsinF.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-11-07
Frostburg Laundry
Union Street

This would be ordinarily mere news
item, but the fact that the vehicle is en-
tirely the handlwork of Mr.. Burton him
self puts it above the usual run of news
notes. He made it from end to end and
bottom to top; not only so, he painted it
and with masters hand put on the
composite lettering. He had been some
time at the work, having only odd
periods to devote to it, but he may well
feel nrOud of his accomplishment.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-11-07

The Supreme Court of Louisiana has
decided that "the truth of a statement
justities its publication
The court at Lancaster Pa, granted a
nousuit i'll the action brought by G..
Eugene Montgomery. member of the
Lancaster bar, against the New Era, of
Lancaster, to recover 1000 damages
for publication alleged to have been
libelous. The alleged libel was con
tanned i'll IA report of the proceedings of
the finance committee of the city cOuu-
Gil. In granting ii nonsuit Judge Has
sler said
The matter r9Iates to city affairs, the party
concerned vas a member of the bar. and the
case was a proper one for the press to report.
Nevertheless, the Frostburg official
idea is-the individual-not the town,
should be protected by suppressing news
that under all circumstances should be
published.
The court trustees work must be an
open book to the court, but too frequent
ly the peoples trustee becomes angry
and stays angry if the newspaper, as
was said here not long ago, "betrays
what should have been confidence"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-11-07
Coming Events.

Council will meet in special session
Monday evening, next, to consider the
Ormand street extension to Broadway.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-11-07
Notes.

The protector or projectees of the
Grafton daily in Frostburg should have
secured Teddy r. for editor of said sheet.
Going to the OUtlook magazine is "too
fur off, for about the only man who can
almost ''till the bill'' here.
In all the speculation about the col
lapse of both the Taft and Pearre vote
in this county, did anybody take into
account the fact that one of the only
two papers which supported the colonel
is Labor" the other "anti-labor?'
A little town i'll Illinois of go people
is reported to be the same thriving
village it was 80 years ago. During the
war, however, it furnished ) colonies to
the Union and | to the Confederate
army one of whom grew up to be a
brigadier- general, All that it accom-
plished without daily paper or any
body to represent the town" What
is its name? With all its drawbacks,
this cannot be improved by any impor-
tation or innovation. 1t is PARADISE
Honor Roll" Beall High School.
will appear next week. Order extra
copies before 8 o clock, this Saturday
| morning.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-11-07

The day was all that could be desired
in the way of clemency, and the vote
polled considerably over the average.
The town vote by districts was as fol-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-11-07
Lewis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Oung, sOclaIlst, Tor Congress, re-
ceived 226 votes; Cuppett, prohibition.
220.
In the Congressional district Pearre's
probable pluralities sum up 1899, Lewis
1926; Pearre's net plurality 473.
Maryland's electoral vote will proba-
bly, be cast for Taft and Sherman OH
popular plurality of less than 200.
In the United States the probable
electoral vote will be 1927 for Taft and
Sherman; 1J6 for Bryan and Kern.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-11-07

Some Cumberland friend, unknown,
sent the JOURNAL by mail this week a
parcel addressed
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-11-07
Business Movements

Cecil B. Pascoe is operating a vaude-
vile and moving picture show in the
Midland Opera Hcnse.
A. S. Burton, proprietor of Frostburg' S
leading laundry, put a new delivery
wagon on his extensive route this week
and it is a beauty. The running gear is
bright red, the body glossy black, with
gilt ornaments, and lettered in red and
gilt. The inscription ON each side is
FrOStburg Laundry
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-11-07
Taft Bryan

Young, socialist, for Congress, re-
ceived 43 votes Cuppett, prohibition, 30
In the county
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-11-07

Among all those who love comfort
And genuine household ease;
For if you buy one, two OF three,
One or all will surely please,
And you II never, never freeze.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
staOt unO GOuutn.

-Su9b Sames BON @biudilla Dur'
De Dienilas in Der Bine 8roof .3e6e
burd einen Dedenfall eridlasen. Das
@enid wurOe ibm SebrOdeu.
- Ole abpotatsn bes @attinm0rbers
9tidolaus Ds Wtar;o BON Slb Sorse
baben am Montus sssen feline Serur.
tbeilung an oas Sberssridt appellirt
uno Die Sa6e iOa i'm Ssbruar uerban.
belt merben.
- Srau @arf Seiter, 8ittwe bes
Dor mebrsren SabreH uerit. Or. Gart
Seiler, bic int Temple Court @ebdube
an Sprnce StraBe wobute. Durbe Cam.
flag abeuS pom sinem Sersi6las bstroi.
fen uno peridieo In elm paar Wiinuten.
Die 8abnitation Der gadamanna
@Ompanie su SinsbamtOn wurbe friib
6reitas Wlorgen burd einen Branb,
ben pabrideinlid 9efreuSte eleftriide
Drdbte usruriadten, gum 8etras BON
etua $4,000 beiddbist. Die Ssuermsbr
fcnnte bic 5lammen auf bas speite
Stodwsrf beidrdnfsu.
- 2aut ben Refommenoatiouen Der
@ro6ssidporsuen iOllsn ueunsebH neue
8riiden TIM @ountD erridtet neroen.
cine @eiammtauslase uou $14, 900 per,
uriadenb. 8ittidriften fiir 81 purbsn
smpfansen, aber Der @ountpiadel sr.
laubte ssssuwdrtis nidt, OaB ale bs'
willi9t nerben f6nneu.
- Tonb Pierre bon Wtoseow, elm
Stredenarbeiter Der 2adamanna @iien.
babu, ipollte Donneritas Gbeno einen
3us uerlaieu uno wuroe babel sur @roe
seidleubert. Gr erbielt brei S6nitte
an Der Sdaoelbaut uub anbsre Serlss.
un9eu uub muBte bem WiOIes EablOr
0olpital iibsrfiibrt Derben.
- Pfaiter uno SerSleideu iiub iibers
fliiiii9 unO ueraltet. @esen Rbeumas
tismus unb burd Grf6ltuu9 berpor9e.
rufeue Shmer;en sebruude man ben
weltberiibmten slnfer Baiu @rpsller. I"
Oerielbe uuteroriidt bic SOlsen BON
Grfdltun9en unb berubigt iiberreijte
0isrpeu, Die 9teruenidmerSen uerurs
laden. % unb so @eutS.
- Die Scranton 9talisuii6e 2itsras
Ride @eieui6ait milf ss iid CUR suf'
sabe MAIDEN, baB ibren 2anbsleuten bas
Gra8en bon HeuOlusrn unb Dol9en
uerleioet miro uuo beSweft, wenn uO'
tbi9, Wtaiienuerbuftuusen pornebmeu
du lanen, um ibr .3iel iu errei4eu. SO
iollen idmmtlide Staliener i'm sanSeH
eountg bsiudt uuO sewarnt werben,
uno ner caun uerfeblt. feline SSaHsu
losSuwerbsu, miro uerbaitet unO einse'
itedt nerosn.
EST llntsrri6t i'm SlapisrIpiel er'
theilt inter siinitisen Bsbinsunssr
Sriulein emma Siren. 519 Rine Ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
Ao(fbart Sd)als.
Sm DsfitEs sea tarftIieasn 9amsH- -5satsrtal.
Gertseuaue uae Wrsiis.

0en foftbariten SdaI Der DeIt BE.
fbt fderli9 bic Seraosin bon Nortbs
umberlanb. Gr bilbet Elm @ef9ent
bes &0niss &arI Y. ppn Srontrsi9
(1824 bis 1880, reprGIenttrt einen
@ertb DON f25,000 uno beitebt aus
elmer befonberen, iebr feItenen Dirt
zines periifden &obenfells. bas 10
ipei9, fsin ,tnb eIaitiid iit. bab man
bic ein5eInen garden taum nit benz
blpben 4uge unteri9eioen tonn. Die
fer toitbore S6mud bat cine Gdnge
BON u Metern; 5uiammen9eprebt
IGbt er ii9 gut in elmer sr0Beren SaiIe
unterbrinsen. gtu4 bic SaiIerin BON
RuBlanb befibt einen pertbpoIlen
Sdal. BON Srenburser Srauen ols
9ef9enf in mpnatelanger 9lrbeit bers
gefelt. beItebt er aus einem gang feis
nen @eiben> unb 2etnengeipinft, bas
flint Meter lang TT unb bod nur 125
@ralnm tpiegt.
-9ie &0nigin BON gnsfanb barf Iib
fdltebli9 riibmen. bic srDBts Quss
ipobl unter SdaIs gu beiiben. fie sr.
bdlt jebes Sabr als 9tnge6inbe bes
inbifaen &oiierreias brei Paar be-
Ionbers aussetpdblts S9als ous
>Rafdmir unb aipDlf aus gelbsm 3ies
eenfel. @erabe bas selbe 3iegenfen.
bas elmer i'm Simaluia lebenben feltes
men 3iegenart entftammt, ioa ii6 In
ber fertisen arbeit als befonbers ipeid
berausitellen unb sinen pra6tpollen
GiHbrud berpOrrufen. 9a bteie 3ies
genart iebod iebr Helm tit uno nur
Sbsile bes Selles beniibt tperben f0ns
men, 1T biersu bas Sell bon 80 Sbies
rem n6tbig. Sierbet fei sripdbnt, baB
Sur anfertisuns etnes e6ten Saf9s
miri9als bas Sell bon sebn Sbieren
geb0rt. Qfp9 bic @rtaiIerin @ugenis
befbt einen SpiBenidal aus einem
Stiid, befeu llriprung unbetannt tit,
Der jebo9 in sinem fpanifden &loiter
berseitellt fcin iou. flint Meter lang TT
unb einen Wertb bon 100000 Sraues
baben folI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
tinacsieferpiaae tn SonSon.

2tus Der eneIii4en 5auptItabt
f9reibt elm 8eri6terftotter:
Seine Stobt Der Grbe TIT pobl 70
reid an unseaiefer oIs 2onbon, unb
bic 8epo9ner Der 2onboner rSlums"
baben fib bereits 10 an bic paroiitens
plase seipDbnt, bob iie sur 8ertileuns
bes llngeaisfers nt9ts mebr unternebs
men unb bic sobnoien rtleinen Sbier>
den" Idnsit als liebe SausgenoHen be-
tra9ten. QieIe Yiiitter fDnnen tbre
&inbsr nidt mebr fauber unb orbents
lid balten. neil iie bic bdufisen pplis
ttfden @erfammIunsen NIT m@otes for
ipomen" <Rufen perberrli6en miiHen.
0aber bat bic Regieruns bos resel'
redts rNblaufep" Der &inber feIbit in
bic 9anb senommen. Wlebrere Waals
i'm MOnat pirb iebs aonboner Bolts
fdule bon elmer itaatli9 gspriiften
pfIessrin hefu9t, bic bic Soore ber
Rinbsr unb in perbdatisen JGGlen ou9
bic 8lsibuns sriinbIi9 muitert. Man
sibt ben nit llnseaiefer bebafteten 3ins
bern aIIerIei pulper NIT 9ebrau9sons
ipsifunsen mit nad Saufe; bas niibt
aber msift aud nidt bieI. ba fih bic
bisIbef6Gftisten Wiitter 'um bic Gns
tpenbuna Der puiper meiit ni4t fiims
merH.
SEPT mill nun cine isbr niibli9e
9srsinisuns. bic ~Soeietp for tbe De-
itruetion Of @srmin." benz 1lnse5iefer
sGtIdiebsn an ben &rasen seben, uno
atpar folfen BITE 4rbsitslofen NIT ber
8rtilsung bes llneesiefers befddffist
tpsrten. Die asute folIen tn beitimmte
0iitritts ssben. bort bic WGnbe Der
9Guier neu tapssiren. bic Dedsn fdu'
bern, Die Simmer bur9rdudern uub
bor alIsm Die 8ettsn reinisen. 3tp<i,
bunbert 2euts, faste Der Setretdr Der
@efenf6oft, f0nnen fofort In biefer
Weiis bef9dftist perben. Der 2obn
betrGst tdeIih go gents. Die Srau
f6rsitet sur Wablurns unb Der Monn
our 5lobbab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
Wapne Gpnutp.

Sunesbale. Rfarrer Billiam Daiiel
issnsts lsttc 8ode SRI. Wilma SdrOosr
unb SObu Sdmud gum 9uno fiir's
9eben sin.-Srl. Seunie 0ienn BON
scranton uuo Or. 8. 9. 9riifiH bon
bier purben lette 8ods in Otew YOrf
als elm @bspaar usrbuuoen.-5rl. emma
SO. @suidar uuo stntOn Sfoipis wur.
ben uorlesten WiittwOd gladmittas in
Der ct. OtasOatena STRIDE bur6 Pfurs
rsr 2Billiam DaIisl gum SunO fiir's
geben einSeiest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
6eeen tpeise Yeft.

slls bic 8ufis Der srOBten Gumpasns.
bic nod is in irgsHO elmer Stabt seseu
cine Sranfbeit unternomnien murbe, LIT
am 80. gipusmber i'm american Utu.
ieum Of giatural .SiftOrp in Siem Yort
Die Snternationale GuberfulOle auss
ftelluns besonusn iporben, in Der bas
gerf BON is fremben Resisrunssn in
Der 8sfdmpfuns uno Der ausmsrSuns
Der ~sroBen weiBsu Peit4 oarsslsst
wirb. Sn Serbiuouug NIT Der ans'
itelluns piro bic .@baritp Orsaniia'
tion Soeietp4 cine Serie uoH Sorle'
iunssn balten laHsu, bur@ bic bic
ususiten Brduentatlu' uub Seilmabnab'
men elmer Wlillion Wteni9en ju @eb6r
9ebraAt weroen. a..aA-...J
Grsxatfeivf i'm 9UofheuhInft asS--
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

MtIitGrbienfaIs Strafe.
Sn Meritp ipirb ieber iiberfiibrte Sa'
fdenbieb fofort ih's 9ser geitedt, unb
stpar fir cine Strafbienif5eit. bic man
na9 benz 8etrage bes 0iebitabIs unb
na9 anbern besleitenben rimitdnben
abmibt. Dfan f6eint babel bon bem
gebantsn aussuseben. bob biefe Qrt
bsr Strafe cine beiIfan4re Wirtuns
auf biebifdt @eIiifts babe. aIs bsr
slsidInnse @ufentbalt In einem Ges
fGnsniTe, absefeben bapon. bob fis
entfdisben bitliser lit. Der anitdnbiss
Sbeil bss Sssres empfinbet biefe Be-
ftrafins freiIi4 aIs cine f9msrsIide
BeIeibiguns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

Ger 6 IN tp b e.
runs. Dos @inDanoerunsss8ureau
in Wafbinston bat einsn 4uspeis sus
fammengeitellt. in ipeIdem bic 9epes
gung na6 unb bon ben Der. Stoaten
ipGbrenb Der NIT beih 81. Suli abges
Iaufensn IL Tlonate entbolten iit.
Dem 9lusipeis 5ufolge trofen nGbrenb
Der senannten ptriobe 713,308 Gmi.
aranten uno 100000 Ri9temtsran.
ten Elm, tpGbrenb 398,721 Guisraus
ten unb 319,382 Rt4temigranten bas
aanb perlafen baben. Die 8sDDIte'
runss<3unabme in Der ssnannten pes
riobs bur9 ginpanberung betrug fOs
nit nur 136,190 perIonen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

Giue sr6Bere gpben'
fId9s oIs ct. 2ouis NIT fstnsH nus
beau 65o, 900 Betpobnsrn, bebedt Du.
Iutb, Wainn.. NIT feineu runb 5000
GinpobnerH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
2ebrIin0 Derlan0t.

Gin ii Sabre aItfr ftHats. bon gutter bsuti&H
6amiIis, btT btutfd fprs&fH uHb lfftH fam, uub
euif bat. bas DrudsrsH6dft ~ srisrnfn. @aH
mslet lid Ra&mittaas ipif9tu nHe 3 llbr Ia
hsT ,,@e9snbIatr SfTff.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

- 8ertrster Der Satsr @bitslp 60.
in Baltimore, Wto.. befannten iia
ihulois, unseieslide Rabatte aussuom.
men su baben unO muroen su eiuer @slo.
ftrafs uon $3.7OO usrurtbsilt.l go.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
Go aibt ianm cine hsutidle gliensr:

Gs sibt iaum cine beuti6e giiebrrs
Ialiung in slmerifa, in welder Sorni's
alpsutrdutsr nidt sefauut unb niht in
@ebraud lit. Selbit amerifaner. oenen
Der Oiume iOnoerbar flinst. idreiben nm
stipenfrGuter. slud iie baben Die lleber'
seusuus sewOunen. oaB er elm Seilmittel
LIT. welhes quite &eiultate brinst. Der
glpeutrduier wiro ourd 9Isentsn per'
fault welde ipeSielI eruaunt iinO bon
Or. Setter Sabrnep G. Cons Co., 112-
11s 90. SOpus aue., Chicago, 81.
Sorni's alpentrduter 8lutbeleber LIT
su baben bel Senrp Walter, 1o11 Geear
Auenue.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-10

Some of the good ladies of
Natchez, with the worthy desire
to preserve and improve the APP
pearance of lots ia the city ceme-
terry, have organized and char
tered ''The Natchez City Cemetery
Preservation and Improvement
Association" the object of which
as stated, is 10 beautify the neg
lected portions of the Natchez
cemetery. There are quite a.num-
Der Of our dead buried III the
Natchez cemetery, and the ladies
of this association desire the
names aud addresses of those who
have charge of the lots, with the
view of corresponding with them
as to their condition. Those OF
our people who have loved ones
inferred in the Natchez cemetery
by corresponding with the Presl
dent OF the Association, Mrs. X
Lee Byrnes, Can make satisfactory
arrangements for The care Of tn
graves. The work these latlle'
have undertaken is most deservin.
and they should be given ever,
i encyuragemepk D.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-10
Eisas1 ssssams m.

Bishop Davis Sessums of the
Eplscopol Diocese of Louisiana,
was yesterday removed to the
Touro Infirmary, where he will be
under the care of a physician un-
til such time as the churchman is
strong enough to undertake n sea
voyage that has been prescribed
by his medical advisors.
The condition of the we'll known
Episcopal divine while not serious,
has been for some time such as to
forbid further continuance of his
active duties, his aiIment being
diagnosed as the aftermath OF
overwork. Rest and sea voyage
are expected to bring him back tc
his normal condition.--New Or
leans States. slsns
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-10

TalulIah, La, Jan. IA very
sad and extremely peculiar acci-
dent occurred at the section house
of the NJ. II. L.. railway, just sorth
of here, at an early hour yesterday
morning. Mr.. Westbrook, the
section boss, Was dressing prepar-
atory TO going to work, when his
pistol fell To the floor from his
pocket and exploded. Little was
Thought Of the matter until Mrs.
Westbrook went to awaken her
little child. when she found it to
he dead. 1t. seems the shot had
entered the adjoining room and
had passed through VIE mattres;
where the child was sleeping aLo
killed it.. Westbrook aud ms
wife are overcome with grief. !
| is said that the father is neari,
crazed from the result of his an
conscious act.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-10
= - > : : =
A lev Mayor Of Rome.

These be times of strange &C.
currences, but it strikes us that
nothing very much stranger could
have happened than the election
of Mr.. Ernest Nathan, !. Jew, as
mayor of Rome, Italy, yet it is an
Incident that bears wonderful tes-
timony to hesprogress of modern
civic ideas. There is to-day III
Rome q most pressing need for
certain civic reforms, so the cable
tells us, and it appears that the
people of Rome believe that .his
Mr.. Nathan, this English Jew,
was the best equipped man to
bring about those reforms and
place their city abreast Of the
enterprising and progressive mu-
inequalities of Europe.
According To the home cores
pondent of the New York Times
AIR. Nathan is not only a Jew,
but Free Mason, yet these facts
did not serve to weigh against
him in the great Catholic city OF
Rome. The reaclionaries, howev-
er, opposed his election earnestly
because he is II liberal and n dis
ciple of Mazzini to whom his faith
er aud mother were close friends.
Mr.. Nathan was born III Eng
land and educated at Oxford. AS
mayor of Rome he will devote
himself to promoting and affect
ing municipal reforms, keeping
himself aloof from any entangle'
menb with or interference i'll State
politics.-New Orleans States.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-10
Colonel t. D. Boyd, President

Colonel T. d. Boyd, President
of the Louisiana State University,
announces that examinations will
be held in Baton Rouge on Toes
day nnd Wednesday, Jan. q and
%, for thepurpose of selecting the
next Rhodes scholarship student
to Oxford University, England.
The examination will he held in
the library of the State Unieersi-
ty, aud will be conducted by the
Rhodes Scholarship Committee Of
this State, which is composed of
Colonel T. ID. Boyd, President of
the Louisiana State University,
Chairman; President Maring, Col
lege Of the immaculate Concep-
ton; Prof. C.. Ccttinghem, louis
lana College; Prof. Walter Miller,
of Tulane, and Prof. e. l.. Scott.
Louisiana State University. The
student elected as the result Of
this examination will begin work
at Oxford University, England,
October, 1908. AS a result of the
will of the late Cecil Rhodes, each
State has two scholarships at Ok
ford, England, with an annual
stipend of about 81 800 each, gooc
for three years.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-10
HorusI9:Raatgsnsry.

Miss Lincora Montgomery of wilds-
Vile, Ia, and Mr.. J. c. Hornsby of St !.
Joseph, La, were married at ten
O'Clock Tuesday morning at the First
Presbyterian church in Natchez, Rev.
Or. Chisholm officiating.
The bride, a petite blonde, looked
very lovely in white chiffon cloth,
trimmed with embroidered lace, yoke
and sleeves made Princesse. She wore
a very becoming white Galnsborough
hat Of Filet net, trimmed with lace and
plumes. and carried white muG
trimmed with white carnations.
Miss Rose Mary Hart of vldalia. was
the maid of honor. Her gown was of
white cloth trimmed with black velvet
and blue silk. She wore large black
velvet picture hat trimmed with black
plumes.
Mr.. A. NJ. Smith Of st. Joseph, acted
"a best man. $3.50
Tbe bride, one of Tensas' fairest
daughters, very popular and highly
accomplished young lady, is a grand
daughter Of Nh. I'm. Beard Of whds-
vile. La. -s--S~
The groom is q popular young busl-
ness uan of st. Joseph. who for the
past year has been associated with his
uncle, Mr.. X. O. Hornsby, in planting,
on MT. Ararat.''
immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party and few intimate friends
repaired to the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. o. h. Wild, where Il handsome
wedding breakfast was served,
Owing to recent bereavement in
the Brides family, the wedding was a
very quiet one, only relatives and most
intimate friends being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hornsby, who for the
present will'stop with Mrs. A. McPher-
son, were the recipients of many hand
some presents
The Gazette and their many friends
wish for them long liie'o Of happiness
and prosperity.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-10
Lifsrarf Nate.

Ex-President Grover Cleveland has
written a remarkable article on Our
People and Their E>-Presidents" for
The Youths Companion. In it Mr..
Cleveland says:
las am the only man now living
who could at this time profit by the
ideas have advocated, hope my sin
certify will not be questioned when
say that have dealt with the subject
without the least thought of personal
interest or desire Tor personal adyan-
tage. Lap not in'need OF aid from the
public Treasury I hope and believe
that l have provided for myself and
those dependent upon me coiniorta-
bic maintenance. within the limits vi
laccustomed prudence and economy,
and that those to- whom | owe the
highest earthly duty will not want
whcn am gone. The.e conditions
haue permitted me TO treat with the
utmost freedom topic which involves
no personal consideration and only
has to do in my mind with conditions
that may arise in the future. but are
not attached to the ex-President OF to-
dav; and / am sure that L am actuatcd
only by an ever-present desire that the
fairness and sense ofjustice character.
istic of true Americanism shall neither
fail nor be obsctred. /"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-10
Mr.. Cc!dssrg's pronutiun.

Asa reward for close application
aud devotion to the interests of
the firm Mr.. Abraham Goldberg
was yesterday formally indicted
into the law firm of Farrar, Jonas
Il Kruttschnitt, which will here
after be known as Farrar, Jonas,
KruttschAitt & Goldberg. Mr..
Goldberg is n leading member of
the younger attorneys at the New
Orleans bar, graduating in law
from Tulane in 1900, where he
took high rank as e. student and
orator. After graduation Mr..
Goldberg read law in the office OF
Edgar III Farrar, the senior MEM
Der of the firm, early showing his
ability aud aptitude.-New Orleans
States.
Mr.. Abraham Goldberg is a son
of the late Mr.. NJ. Goldberg, oil
Waterproof, where he was reared
His many friends in Tensas par
ish will rejoice to hear of his pro
motion and know him to be de
serving of the compliment.