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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-17
4 BR,ER BEAR TAhN.

There was an old Story OF the flan.
tation Of Br'er Bear. not Teddy Bear,
which ran thus In plantation iargon,
as told by Martha Young In the Net
pcpohtan Magazine.
Happen one day Mister Man went
outer his house widont airy dog or
marry gun (In all negro folklore Mis-
ter Man ls supposed to be white and
owner OF all things).
Mister Man amt gone fur 10 he.
coome up on Bre'er Bar. Bre'er Bar
he been long time lookin' fer des'
some sech OF a mishappen chance to
fall Mister Man. Mister Man done
80 often made meat outer Br'er Bars
brudders dat Br'er Bar been watch
fer des chance lax dis to even up:
Mister Man know hit no good to
run or to climb, go he eide to try
some 'ceivin' talk. SO he step up bole
{ to Bier Bar, he do, and he say:
Bier Bar seq he, 81 feels dat my
last days air nighin, feel dat Use.
fas s,yine. Now you m me ain't
been overfriendly In past days. but
now ] ak you, lei us part as friends.
GIMME you hand as man to man.
Br'er Bar he s'tickle for to have
Mister Man talk wild him dat-er-way
lax his ekal dat he grin and hole out
his right hand. Mister Man he take
Br'er Bars paw and he shake and
he shake it. Mister Man he know If
Br'er Bar do once grin hole of him
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-17
CONDEMNED ON SUSPICION.
Brooklyn Nan ~DepFsGatss the Ruthless KIil
Ing Of Dogs In Hot Weather.

A writer in the Brooklyn Times
vigorously protests against the an
nual slaughter Of dogs suspected Of
being afflicted with rabies. He de-
clares that this indiscriminate de-
struction is unwarranted and in
human. He says:
with a return of the hot weather
there becomes apparent on the part
of individuals and various organized
bodies a noteworthy tendency TO pre-
vent a recurrence Of what may be
termed the customary summer scares.
among those who are %strenuously
opposed to the ruthless killing Of
dogs there are many who are firm in
their belief that a real case of n.y.
drophobia is an extreme rarity. 4
prominent physician, who is an officer
Of the Long Island Kennel Climb, and
who is extremely fond of his pets
has expressed himself as being of Che
opinion that newspaper sensational.
ism has done more to cause mad dog
panics than the actual existence Of
the evil itself.
while it is not desired by tbs
friends Of the dog that the stray
animals be permitted to run loose il
the community they do hold tha'
some Judgment should be used before
doom is pronounced on 9 dog prop
erly licensed, but suspected Of symp
toms of the fatal disease. In man.
instances, it ia claimed that by dash
ing q little water on the beasts head
the animal would be given immediat
relief from the disquieting effects o
heat"
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-17

reaved family our heartfelt sympathy
and ~brotherly love.
Lo! Judah's Lion stoops to save;
His strong right hand
Is reaching downward to the grave
The dead shall stand.
A grip, q word. . spring upright
The shadows fly;
He basks in heavens light,
No more to die.
And be it further resolved, that
a copy of these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of this lodge, and
a copy be sent TO che family Of our
deceased brother.
1. W. CHILD,
g. i. LOEB,
nj. WINSBERG,
Committee
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-17
JUNGLE NIT" HANDLES WHIP
Bsy ihag sas Law Csala EOt Each Chasiissa
by CrsRgeg.s Chlsf n Psllea.

Crowley, July 13.-Ness Holmes, >
negro boy about fourteen years Of
age, was arrested last night about 8
o'clock while lettering in The yard Of
Charles Clalifour under circumstances
which indicated to the police that he
was trying to break into the Chali-
four residence. There being no
means Of furnishing him legally under
the juvenile court act Chief Of Police
Wilkins this morning made > public
example Of him for the benefit Of iu-
venile negro lawbreakers. He yaq
laid across a barrel ii the city mar
ket and soundly threshed By Chief
Wilkins. His mother approved the
threshing. Chief wilkins has COW
hided . number Of juvenile offenders
since it was discovered that minors
under sixteen guilty Of ofenses less
than felony can be punished only BY
juvenile courts which do not exist.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-17
INCREASE In PRICE OF
WOOLENWARE PRO-
BABLE.

New York, July 11.--Unless the
Congressional Conference Committee,
to which the tariff bill has been re-
ferred, shall change the wool schedule,
the cost to the people Of wooden wear
of all kinds il the next year will be
increased 100000 General adj
yances Of from 20 to 25 per cent Oh
all popular grades have already been
announced by the mills. In mems
suits alone buyers must pay 1920
100000 more than former prices.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-17
Notice.
70 the stockholders of the Belle Cheney
snrfnrs Enna M NY TAKnfHad

TO the stockholders of the Belle Cheney
Springs Company, Limited.
Take notice that q call for q meeting or
the stockholders of the said company, has
been signed by more than three-fourth6 of
the stockholders copy Of which will be de-
liversd and mailed TO each stockh0lder, and
of which the following Is q copy:
s~tODelOusass la. june is. 1903.
Notice to Stockholders Of Stockholders
Meeting OF the Belle Cheney Springs
Company, Limited.
1.-THE stockholders OF said company are
hereby notified that q meeting OF the stock
holders will I've held at b ONCE OF Lewis &
Lewis, in etoNn Of 9pelousas, on Wednes-
day tine DIST day OF July a.. D., 1903, at the
hour of eleven O'Clock q. H., for the pur-
pose oftaking into consideration the follow.
ing subject matters concerning said com
IA
list. whether the corporation shall be
dissolved, and a 1iqnidatUr appointed, to
iiquidate It's affaIrg, as authorized n pro-
Yided for in Section Is of the Charter.
ss2nd In case the dissolution of the corr
poraEion and a liquidation be determined
upon, the mode and OF the liqutda'
tion, and If q sale OF the property OF tbs
corporation be determined upon to pres.
crfbe the terms and ccndttfOnso OF h sale.
s.3rd. such matters inc~idenfaItoth the liqui-
dation, if amy, not herein specially men
TONED III. MORNHINVEG,
5unei9 President
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-17
TrlhnfA af Raanaet.
To the Worshipful Master. Wardens
and Brethren Of Humble Cottage

10 Gne W0FsnlpluA MdsV0Es
and Brethren Of Humble Cottage
Lodge No. Is, F. and A. H.,
Opelousas La:
We your committee, beg leave to
submit The following:
Where's, it hath pleased the great
Architect Of the Universe to remove
from D number Brother Wilson P.
Goodloe, and has transferred him to
another field Of action, where the
hands that wrought here will never
Be- used in making the rough stones
smooth in The quarries where he 80
much loved to labor, but can now be
useful in that temple not made with
hands, eternal ID the heavens, in per-
forming whatever mission Of love
that may be assigned to him; be it.
Resolved, that we humbly bow
with submission Of Him who doeth
all things well, who is all wise and
most mercifuI, consigning to His care
the soul Of him whose memory we
fondly cherish, whose absence We
deeply regret; waiting the final day
when We all hoped to be raised 0y
the strong grip Of the lion Of the
Tribe of Judah, who is able to save
to the usmos0 from this imperfect
to that a~ll-perfect, glorious and ce-
lestial lodge above, where god in His
wisdom divinely reigns. Be it fur.
ther.
Resolved, that We extend to the BE-
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-17

naknn I'm BY the undersigned In Opel.
10A6h w ousas, two mare colts. Eorrel and
Il bay about two years old, no brands or
marks.
The oWner is hereby notified to come for
ward. prove property pay costs and take
saT1e away.
5uilez6s6t HENRY cHACHEkE.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-17

Mr.. Ernest Fuselier OF O~pelousas,
La, writes, "I am pleased to add my
commentator to those of others
in praising your splendid line Of
of Royaline remedies-I have been
using and selling them, for several
wears, and find them strictly high
classI an never without your RoYa-
line Oil Antisiptic and Royaline
Cough Syrup ia my home-I con-
slider them superior to any other
brands-I sell every article under
strict guarantee and have never had
d package returned.n
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-17

Mr.. Thso. Doucet Of .Cataro, L4a.,
writes, III am using your Royaiine
oil Antisiptfe In my own family Iii
preference to any other kind-It Ii
certainly q fine remedy, and should
be in every household am hand
ling your general line of Royalfne
remedies and sell every article un-
der guarantee, and as they are never
returned, it is very evident they give
satisfaction
may e29 & mo
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-17

Mr.. Vim. n. Crawford Of Washing
ton, Las. writes, 81 am using your
Royaline OIL Antisiptic and Royaline
Cough Syrup In my own family, and
try never to be without thsms which
is evidence thatI consider them the
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handling your line Of ROyaline
remedies for several years with en-
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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-17

Messrs. Jos Boone & Co, of Ope-
lousas, La, says, ave are not only
selling your splendid line of Roya-
line remedies. bat are using them
lin our own families, and therefore in
recommending them to others, we
speak from personal experience. In
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round household remedy on the
market than your Royaline Oil An
tisiptic, and no family should be
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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-17
Maintained Dog Ordinance.

Judge 0,Neil at Franklin rendered
a decision in the case of W. S. Ber-
wick against the Town Of Franklin
for damages for the killing Of . fine
dog by the Marshal. The court held
that the municipality had : right
within the police power, to pass 90
ordinance authorizing its police Off
GERS to kill all dogs running at large
without a tax tag without previously
impounding and advertising the dog.
L~OsT-MoDday night blue serge
coat and elk pin on same. Finder
will be rewarded return to Leonard
IS. Isaack, 0pelousas, La.
july 10 2-t
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following new books have hceu
received in the public library
william W. Atkinson suggestion
and Auto-suggestton Agnes - cam
oron-"The New North. woman
Journey through Canada 10 the Arctic
gilbert X Chesterton--'Tre tremendous
Trifes': ESSAYS. John ". Clarke VI
tai Economy. how TO conserve your
strength Herbert Croly The Prom =
ise OF American Life" Lorin +. Deland
lima ginatiou I'm business christian
T.. Eckloff Memoirs Of Il senate Page
GS55-IS59)." Clarence T.. Goodrich
Automatic Screw Machines and Their
Tools" Frances NJ. Gostling-"Thc
Bretons at Home" Isaac i. llcadland
Court I.ife I'm china Thomas w.
gginson-"Cariyle's Laugh and Other
SURPRISES" Andrew Lang Ballads and
Lyrics of old France" William V Mar
shall-"A curb To Predatory Wealth ~
Dora VI. Norton--"Irechand Perspect-
i've and SkctChinR Nei T Ozaki-
Warriors Of old japan and other Stor-
los" W <. RaiuSford-"Thc Land or
the Lion" Herbert &. sawyer The
Matter With Nervousness. Ernest ~
Shackleton-"T Heart OF the Ant
arctic" MaN West t-"Thc Inheritance
TaN.' .luscphin" - Bacon-"lu tho
Bordcr Country" EcN Reach The. .Sil -
yer Horde an Alaskan romance. Han
Caine-"The White Prophet, tale of
Egypt Mary :. Cutting-'Just FOR
Two" VIII y Harhen--"Thc Rrdtmp-
ti0u Of Kenneth Gait.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
WITH TIL MUSICIANS

A cablegram received in New York
city announces the engagement Of
Albert Spalding. the American Yio
linist. for the Russian Christmas musi-
cal season. This is a fitting culmina-
tiOn for Mr.. Spalding's triumphal tour
through France, and is very encour-
aging TO the young man. His Euro
pean season opened in very success
lul concert organized at Havre Nov.
-, by the Association Musicale de
Paris. On this occasion ne chose a
purely classical program and scored a
magnificent artistic triumph. Already
his receptions abroad have been pho
nomenal and the critics of the old
World accord him a place among the
best living masters of the violin. The
Russian season will consist of a series
OF concerts. and coming as it does
about two weeks after the Christmas
season in other countries. it is an en-
gagement eagerly sought by all artists
Mr. Spalding will make his debut in
Warsaw. Dec. %, and will tour the
continent during the entire winter
Miss Dorothy Conger, soprano. will
sing "A Christmas Herald tCoombs)
in the Peoples church Sunday morn
ing.
The Apollo quintet OF Albion col
lege will give an entertainment in the
Martha Holmes NJ. e. church. Thurs
day evening Dec 80.
900.
The New York Symphony orchestra,
with Conductor Walter Damrosch. will
be the next attraction in the Detroit
Orchestral association concerts. ap
pearing in the Light Guard armory,
Jan. 10. The orchestra will number
100 men and viii give an entire Wag-
ner program playing THE Flying
Dutchman" overture: prelude To 'Lo'
hcngrin: 80 bacchanale "Tannhauser
paris version) Forest Bird and
'The Dragon" from "Siegfricd' tnew
arrangement by Damrosch); "khine
Journey" from "Sieg1ried; Death
march" from "Gotterdammerunn;
Good Friday music from "Parsifal,
and overture to The Meistersingers.
A reservation Of fifty seats for
students of the Cass school has been
made by the principal, the Importance
OF a Wagner program rendered by a
full orchestra OF 100. proving an edu-
cational opportunity not TO be over
looked.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25

Way up hy the North Pole Santa
Claus has big flock of reindeer that
he uses every Christmas time TO
haul him over the Chimneys OF tho
Homes where good little BOYS and
Girls live. He has four small Rein
deer that he calls Pran-cer. Dancer.
Thunder and Bitten. These are his
Pets. Then he has lot of Others and
some OF them are in this Picture.
Last Summer Santa was very
busy making Toys for the good Boys
and Girls. so he had a queer old Es.
ki-mO and his Wife and his little
Boy take care OF the Reindeer in a
las-ka. This is a good Picture OF the
Reindeer that belong To Santa and
it shows the old Eskimo and his
Family too.
Wouldn't you like TO live up there
i'm the Summer time with the Rein
deer and old Santa? Well | guess
yes
II you wake up Christmas Eve and
hear lit-tlc Bells jing-ling you Will
know then that old Santa and his
cute lit-tle Reindeer are on their way
10 your House. and you must not make
any Noise. o. They will not come
down your Chimney.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
DIED.

III NCk-pec. 22. at the residence OF
her son, Milton H.. Huyck. 1855 Wood
ward-aYe.. Nancy Ann Huyck. aged
- years. Funeral service Sunday.
Dec. 20. at Pt. Sanilac. Mich.
LANDRIGAN-Dec. %. 1909, <Edward
Landrigan. Funeral from 462 Jefrer-
son-ave., Monday at $50 a. m. and TO
-. Peter and Pauls Jesuit church at
o'clock.
LIE HUE--Dec. %. 1909. at ST Mary's
hospital, Anna NJ. beloved wife OF
John \. lie Hue. Funeral from resi-
dence. i55 Meldrum-ave.. Monday. az
10 a. M. Deceased was n member OF
Emerald hive No. 6s9. l.. q. T. NJ. NJ.
SUFNICK Supnick. Dec. %.
aged 81 years. beloved mother OF Au-
gusta. Henry. Mrs. Ida Brsndau and
William Supnick. Funeral Monday
from residence. i6 Arndt st. at 80
and at Holy Cross church at . p. IN.
WOLTER-Dec. %, Edward H.. beloved
father OF Mrs. Emma Schultz. Mrs.
Marie Zeeb. Mrs. Margaret Marsh.
Gustave. Herman. Richard and Ed
ward Wolter aged II years. Fu-
neral Monday. y. m. from residence.
400 Maple-st.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
zElAYA TO FLEE
. FROM NICARAGUA
Stormy Petrel, Suffering From
Nervous Breakdown, Is Waiting To
Board Mexican Gunboat

CohlNIO. Nicaragua. Dec. 25.-No
longer any doubt remains of former
fresident Zelaya's intention To fee
from Nicaragua. The stormy petrol
of central America IL now here. under
strong guard or his most faithful
henchmen. awaiting an opportunity to
BOARD the Mexican gunboat Gen. Guer-
rero and put as many miles as pos
sible between himself and his rcvol-
Iion'rldden country. n was seni.Of-
tcially stated that the American ships
now lying at Corinto would make no
objection 20 Zelaya's departure he.
laya fears that the Americans will ar.
rest him on charge OF causing the
murder OF Groce and Cannon. the two
Americans who joined forces with the
revolutionists. The officers OF the
American ships, however. say they
have received no orders to intercept
Ielaya's flight.
Zelaya left Managua and arrived
mere last evening. He is suffering
rom nervous breakdown and will
not show himself I'm public without "A
heavy guard \ small army accom-
panied him from Managua and both
the boat trip to Momotombo and the
journey by rail from Momotombo To
Corinto were guarded every mile OF
the way.
Zelaya still goes into paroxysms Of
rage when speaking OF Provisional
President Estrada and the United
States. He declares that Nicaragua
is not through with him and that he
will yet regain his power and make
his enemies pay the penalty for plung
ing the country into revolution.
Zelaya denied the story that he has
plundered Nicaragua of millions OF dol
lars and that he has hidden and in
vested his spoils abroad. Il haven't
dollar besides the money paid TO
me as president and the legitimate
revenue from legitimate business in
NeStmentS" he said
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
EXPLOSION HURLS AT
LEAST FIVE TO DEATH
Fifty Other Workmen Are Buried ir
Debris When Locomotive Boiler
Let's Go.

Fifty Other Workmen Are Buried ir
Debris When Loc comotive Boiler
Let's Go.
SHAWNEE. Okla. Dec. 2J.--CauGlt
in the wreckage of the Rock Island
railroad shops which came crashing
down after the explosion OF n loco
motive boiler which had just been
overhauled ana was being tested, five
men are known TO be dead and fifty
were buried in the debris.
Two hundred and fifty men were in
the shops. Most of them had just
stopped for the noon hour and were
seated about the shops eating lunches.
Whether the man who had been test
ing the engine stopped tnelr work and
the explosion thus occurred through
their carclcssness has not been deter
mined
The engine was a big freighier and
the shock OF the blast was felt for
blocks. The main shop is mass OF
wreckage.
All available physicians and ambu-
lances were rushed 10 the scene
gang OF volunteer rescucrs had been
helping search the ruins for victims
Fire broke out in the ruins Of the
shops shortly after the explosion, bui
was quickly cxtinGuished.
Wives of the men who lived In the
neighborhood heard the explosion and
rushed toward the shops. II required
the efforts Of practically the entire
police force and number Of hastily
constituted guards 20 keep them from
rushing into the ruins In an effort TO
rescue the buried men.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
PIG IN A CRADLE.


DALLAS Tex Dec. 25 The police
of Oak Gin arc wondering over the
ingenuity of "Stump Virgins" colored
John Rollins MISSED fine pig that
hp has been fattening. AMI suspicion
led q trail toward Virgins. when
Rollins. accompanied 10y two police
men. finally gained entrance To Wig
Gins humble domicilc. the innocen;
expression on the mans face would
have satisfied any doubtiug Thomas
that ever lived The officers wero pro
pairing 10 leave. when tho bed slothes
ir a cradle iu the corner became vio.
lcntly aeitatad anddn another moment
Rollins fat pig squealng piteously
had wall0Ncd 10 the nGor Now Wig
gins is working uul a $40 fine and thc
cradle BE- occupied by his baby VS.
formerly.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
WITH THE WHISPERS.

Tile following plus scores were made
az the SATURDAY game in the Detroit
Whist clubs rooms
NORTH AND SOUTH
Mrs. j. W. steiner and y. ~. McCau-
scy.
Mrs. T. L. Balkwill and W. l. Bloom.
g.
Mrs. NJ. r. Bennctt and a. Marks
EAST AND WEST
Mrs Avcrill and Miss Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs T. r. ". Bright
Plus scores at the Monday night
game
NORTH MD SOt'TH.
" Wyma and j. r.. Blackmorc. fs-G
r. Ballwill and }. Dresbach. 3 ,-6.
". j. Allc" gnd g Webster. &c
EAST AND WEST
j. W steiner and y B. BatteiIe. l.G
~ T. Slick and Chalfont. g
Moore aud Burbank. 1-G
The 4. trot Whist club viii observe
IfridH w at>t week as the ncNt laIie. =
might.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
1000 Drowned In Gale.

VICTORIA. B c., Dec. 25.-More
than 1000 persons were drowned in
severe gals on Korea and Japan ac-
cording To word brought by the
steamer Empress of India. over G20
Korean fishing vessels were wrecked
off Ginpo, South Humgyon, while in
Korea. more than half
the feet OF fishing craft were lost.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25

iginal comedy business and many
pretty and novel singing ana dancing
nguhcrs. characteristic OF Mr.. Marion.
Among the now songs he has written
for 'D.Vorrclaud' are. "Slumhcrland %
- can Sec Her But She can't See Me
Roses. The Minstrel Parade" MIR.
New York" "pout Blame the Girl But
Blame the Weather" and The Great
White Way. the latter arranged so
that approximations Of famous PLAYERS
can hc introduced ina character There
are about 80 players associated with
Nv Marion most OF whom arc girls
ana several clover vaudeville perform
ers viii contribute spcciaities
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
1 Looklnn Ones Best

IT'S a wOman's delight TO look her
best. but pimples. skin eruptions,
sores and boils rob life OF JOY Listeni
Bucklen's Arnica Saliva cures them:
makes the skin soft and velvoty Il
elcriAes the face. Cures Pimples
Sore Eyes Cold Sores Cracked Lips,
Chapped Hands Try IT, Infallibie
for piles. At +. c. Kinsel. Central
Drug Co, Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
In Society

Among the social functions on the
calendar for the closing week OF the
year will be Mrs. :. Olin Johnson 4
ball in Strasburg's Monday evening
Mrs. Sidney + Miller's ball in Stras
burg for Miss Betty Miller, Wednes-
day evening; the annual Christmas
ball for the Woman's Hospital and In.
fants' Home in Strasburg's. Thursday :
the Harvard club banquet I'm honor OF
President Lowell. OF Harvard. at the
Detroit club, Friday; Mrs. Spencer
Penrose, dance for Miss Gladys
Mcmillan. Friday; the officers cotil-
Hon in TT. Wayne, Friday; the assembly
in Curry hall Windsor. Friday; Mrs,
William G. Henry's New Years day
luncheon and afternoon dance for the
debutantes.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-25
Best Ever

Business OF all lines has been good
.his year aud the dental business ls
no exception We did the best ever.
Dr. &. W. Adams cut-rate dentist. cor
Nichigan-ave. and GriswOld-st