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The Washington times., 1909-04-26

LOST-Cod link bracelet: small diamond
setting; George engraved on paddock Re-
ward. Apt c.. West0ver. IT,
LOST-Dark brindle EngliCh bulldog. male;
screw tail, white breast. tag 1918 Liberal
reward u returned 70 1871 Monroe 81. ap2j-5t'
LOST-Saturday evening. between Fifteenth
and I streets. and the Columbia Thcater or
in the theater. blue and white enameIed
knot pin with diamond I'm center. and guard
chain Please return to Sl2 Fifteenth street
Reward Will be given. ap25-3t~
LOsT-AT BELASCO THEATER, a necklace
OF large blue beads. Finder viii be rewarded
Address BOX 5Sf. Times Office. apA IT.
LOST-Liberal reward FOR return OF natal
automobile hood taken rear 1873 St N W,
above address. ap2f-3t
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PROPOSALS

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington.
-. g. March 20. 1863. Sealed proposals vii,
be received az the onicc Of the Chief Clerk
~ this Department. until the 9Th dsv OF
May. 1903. al O'Clock y. H.. al which time
and place they will he opened in the presence
Of the bidders or their authorized agents or
attorneys for the purchase OF waste materials
from the Department. including waste paper
ola canvas with metal parts attached old
leather with metal parts attached. and can
vas and leather with metal parts attached
canvas cuttings and lacing cord. free from
metal parts; brass drliings. punchings
pins, lock parts; bronze drillings. lock parts
etc. iron and steel, steel strips from which
lock parts etc, have been punched. old
scales. brass aud iron. from the Annex
Building. during the fiscal year ending jane
90 1910. Blanks fOr proposals. with specifca-
tiOns and instructions. viii be furnished upon
application 10 the chief Clerk and Superin-
tendent OF Buildings. Post Onice Depart
ment. Washington, ID. q. J.. If. HITCH
Fog'E. f'nstuIaste General. apps - 10
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NEW ENGLAND FARMS.

FURNISHED CAMP. boat. etc. two pIcfD-eS
with descriptions Of 80 other estates most
paid CHAPLIN FARM AGENCY. 2ef wash
iugton ST.. Boston aDg4-3fs
The Washington times., 1909-04-26
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed
1:OO p NC. & o. Limited. Daily Fast YES
tlbuIe train, Pulsinan sleepers TO Lexinxton
Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Chfcag1
and St Louis ParlOr car TO virginia a.
Surings week days. Pullman cars IoI1is-
VILE 10 Memphis and New Orleans Dinfn.
cars a IA carte service.
Ir.IO p Nj. +. V. LIMITED. nan,
solid vsstIbule train Pullman sleepers ~
Cincinnati Lexington. and IotIisvilia
daIIv and Virginia Hot Springs week 60
OininC cars. a la carte service. PulIr1an
sieepers Cincinnati 70 Chicago and ~
Louis and Louisville to Memphis NaSb
1-uIe and New Orleans.
,vbesaueaxe and Ohio offices, 6Is Pennsyi
1ania ave- 1879 + ST. ana New Union Sfa
zion Telephone Main 1885 or 22n6 for tick
cts. baggage checks reservations and taxi
cabs mh26-tf
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VIM. H. SAUNDERS q co.
14O7 r STREET N W
ap25-st
NTTTTCTUN
Pr;oe Sz zoo pa,+ e7oc Noo-1,,
81 NV NSit o/OO iCdlly'
: BRICK HOIISES
1rr,0l0,,(-,- C1-Tl--
THROUGH STREET
White tenants Good Renting Section.
Ihese houses VIII rent for more II slight
repairs are made
VIM n SAUNDERS & 90
~ w.:
14O7 + Street n w
o.
eR-S-Se
FOR SALE-Small bricF norfhW,egt: reDf
$3.50 Price 81 $50. c ]. HANBACK- 5I4 y
st. y. w Phone Nj 5293 ap26-eod-3t
T70T5 S17V-0-, - - =. - -;
brick, rent $3.50. Price $500. c. ]. HAN
BAN, z.yss slt ST n w Phone n 52sS.
Spzo-eOo-Sl
FOR SALE -NEAR IINCOTN PAPK-N-Ico
s-roorn and Inodern bath. cSpcre,s cei,sr
furnace: front and double back porrhes,,
lot ss11l5 chicken house: a bargain: must
sell ROX az rTfraes ofIice 100 "a Ss
- 7,777z-7- : ---7------
FIVE BRICK HOUSES on street southeast;
rent ao;5o month each; price OF All, $500.
NEM AOhh REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
14-9 Il apzs-St
littIe home. onl,- e. "a -tsyv I,S1pIS t1uStT
ESTATE RROI[ERs 14ga y anS1- -
--
GROOM CORNER HOUSE, reception hall:
new beautiful nome near 10Th aid ID sts ne;
price, 1850 easy terms. NEW YORK REAL
ESTATE BROKERS, 1423 +. ap24-St
FOT3 SALE
. bargains in Inglsside-semf-detach Il
rooms. 2 baths; hot water heat $500.
owners anxious 70 sell; only *l,0VO required.
consult sales department
IHOS. y. FISHER 4 CO., Inc.
aSS 10Th St n W.
Phone NJ $50 After D. m. Main 6T46 y.
FOR SALE
Ninth street uorfb,,sst. o,s-ner v,sn,s an, Of
fee. s.orv and ceilar brfclr ap5 fr.rne
C,Veiling. now renting Tor S369 uer YEA
Ine house is In good condition and is a
good ,rsIns TsnIsF-SS'SSg; So 9ngF-
7ss 18Th 81 n VI
Phone NJ $3.50 ,fter 3 n m Main s-Ae Y
FOR SALE
$500 Out-or-towu owner has autho-ized
the sale OF an II room house near CIt,r
has bed rooms, baths, and is heated
Dy hot WateI- Inc iot is -o15 ieet 'front.'
@1 @n1 mas oeptn oI nearly lSo-side and rear
AiIsy-onIy F'yvV cash required
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DIR. FISK ELCIN

Expert treatment OF private diseases, acute
ana chronic; both sexes all consultations con
hdential medicine furnished: prices moder-
ate; hours, 81. S-S- 1zS3 Pa. ave. Phone M.Is1s
ta7-sf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
JRlCT OF COLUMBIA. Holding a Probate
court. In the matter OF the estate OF FL
kanah y. Waters. deceased. Administrator
No- l5.64S. Upon consideration OF The pc
Certificate No. 2oS for I'VE shares OF stocl
in The Union Savings Bank, Of Washington
u. c., in the name OF Eikanah n Waters
selongs to her in her own right and prav-
5crred 60 her. Il Is, by the Court this 18Th
day Of April 1909. ORDERED. that any cred
itors OF the said Elkanah y. Waters now
deceased. OF other persons having objection
tho granting OF the PRAYER OF saf6 -
tiocn, file their objection in this Court en-
or before the 3oth day Of A 1ril.- 1908. PRO
NIDED. That a copy OF this order be pub
ished In the Washington Lew Reporter and
The washington Times for the period of
tice- tseaD true copy. Attest: JAMES
TANNER. REGISTER Of Wills. ap21-7t. .exSu
IL THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA The VIM Knabs
q Co Mnfs Co. a corporation. plaintiff. vs..
Charles r. johnson, defendant. 40. f0393.
The object OF this suit is 10 recover two
hundred and twenty-five dollars (S225. OO) and
90 have judgment OF condemnation OF GER
under attachment issued IN
this suit to satisfy the plaintiffs
April. 1909. ordered that the defendant ap-
pear In this Court on or before the fcrtieth
day, exclusive OF Sundays and legal holidays.
after the day Of the hrst publication OF this
order, TO defend this suit and show cause
Why said condemnation should not be had
otherwise the suit viii be proceeded with
as in case, OF default. ROBERT II. TER
RELL. Judge. J. a. LYMAN. Attorney
Tor plaintiff apl9. .26. .ny3
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court.
No 1854. Administration. This is TO
give notice: That the subscriber. OF the
District OF Columbia, has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia.
Letters Of Administration on the estate OF Eli
Shulrnan. also known Ellis Shulman.
Iste Of the District Of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same. with
tho vouchers thereof, legally authenticated.
TO the subscriber. on or before the 18th day
i1f April A. d. 1910; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from AL benefit OF said es-
tate. Given under my hand this 18th day
OF April. 1909. AARON SHULMAN, 21sS
18th ST. y. W. tSeal) Attest: JAMES
TANNER. Register Of wills for the District
or Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court
DARR. PEYSER & CURTIN, Attorneys.
apis. .26. maya
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AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Il. THOMAS and JAS. FEANCIS SMITH
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
IRlCI OF COLUMBIA Holding a District
curt In re: Condemnation Of land for
right Of way for the West Side Rock Creek
lnterceptinE Sewer. District Court No Sfs
On consideration Of the petition Of the Com
Inissloners Of the District Of Columbia flled
In the Sbove-entitled cause and on motion
OF counsel for said Commissioners il is b,-
the Court. this I3rd day Of April a ID
1888. ORDERED that the Clerk OF this Court
issue q citation TO James +. BuIlitt. Anthony
}. Drexel. John 6. Bullitt. Johanna Hewitt
and Rachel y. Webb. TO appear in this court
on the 18th day Of May. 4. D. 1909 at 10
@ clock A. NJ, to answer said petition and
q show cause why the prayers thereof should
not be granted. and why the right OF way
N,dVusn @ lot :. square 2Sl0. lot II. square
@olo, lot Sl- East or Square 1854 Square s5oS
and Parcel b2-i2. as recorded for purposes OF
assessment and taxation in the ofrioe Of the
Surveyor OF the District OF Columbia more
particularly described in tho pettffon fIcd
herein, should not be condemned for the ptIr-
rose OF providing a right Of way necessary
tor The West side Rock Creek Intercepting
Sewer in the District OF Columbia IT Is
FURTHER ORDERED that a copy OF said
citation be served by the United States Mar
siia Tor the District OF Columbia upon such
owners Of the land sought to be condemned
herein and such persons interested herein a
may be found by said Marshal or HIS depu-
ties. within tho Dis rict or Columbia: AND
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that all persons
having any interest in these proceedings be
snd tRey are hereby, warned and required
40 appear IN this court on or before the
said 18Th day OF May a. u. 1902 70 answer
sa4l petition. and 70 continue in attendance
Until the Court shall have made IT'S onai
STaer ratifyinS and confirming the award
and report Of the Commissioners to be ap-
pointed by the Court to appraise the value
or the respective interests OF all persons con
ccrned I'm tho land and premises mentioned
and described in the aforesaid petition. 1T
IS FURTHER ORDERED that copy Of this
order be published once IN the washington
Law reporter. and on six secular days In the
Washington Post the Washington Herald
and The Washington Times. newspa perS pub-
HUNn N Ea ~
the said 18th day Of May A. ID. 1903 BY the
Court. THOMAS II. ANDERSON. Justice
tSeaB true copy. Test: J. r. Young,
Clerk by F. Z. CUNNINGHAH. Asst.
0lerk ap2f-6t. exsu
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

THREE HORSES FOR SALE-For inforrna-
lion inquire OF the Superintendent Of the
Government Printing Office Stable, J. street
near First y. +. ap26-2t
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.
TICKET Offiee. I4SI Penn. Ayenue

r1otJee-FollOwiug schedule not guaranteed
a,0s A NJ Daily-"Flordda Fast Mali -
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers 70
savannah and Jacksonville Through sleep-
e. washington TO Hamlet, and Harnlsf =
Atlanta. Dining cars
7.96 p NJ Daily-''Year Round Limited .,
coaches and Pullman to Savannah, Jaclzson-
rtlIe Tampa. Atlanta. Birmingham Mem
phis Dining cars
r. Ii. sTANsELL. District Passenger Agent.
ia4-tf
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THE LAW

Advertisements of lost and
found articles can be tels-
phoned to any advertising
agency of
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
or THE TIMES Office,
Main $3.50.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
saesise essiai.

o. Thursday svsaias. ut the home
q ~. aad Mrs. ?. u. Stark, a. Gin.
arroa avenue. the laAtss a ths Bap-
tist AZ socssty' satsstaiasd ae .
lawn social slvss y honor Of their
huD1aA6s asA cAl1lrea. Tha lawn
was eany 6ssosaasd VITA Jaeansss
lanterns and prsssatsd . scene Of
Oriental bsouty. Chsra1es asl var.
ious ea0ss eauos1 - sa5osa1ls svss.
iag y Dass all tee euleAly. Whijs n.
fsesh0sots were. betAs eesve1 The
ha0Sv ee0Daay vas eaasetalae1, b
. boa1 q vao1seiae ansoslAD. who
1post - = o 1ass1aos unaaosunsel,
- 1o1oen0o1 sUeee nns1o Uotn noo.
As11ao - ou11oe. - woa1esSss
~ ~ ysssat t1Aeb l1ooellyx ~
tAsk ~ ~ NGes1nGW0U sevseeAs.
~ 0eolav aUUstg1n1oA
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
SATURDAY, JUNE ,a. 1909
Nav As0UT
Town
MAKE a KICK.

People may not like q
kicker, but Il often happens
that the intelligent, persistent
kicker Is q public benefaetor.
The theater p.tron or the
church attendant who kicks
about the lack Of good. fresh
air, and demands better venti-
iation, may be prompted by
purely selfish motives, but.
all the same, II, as = result
Of his complaints, the the1ter
provides better ventilation,
many hundreds Of other peo-
pie are directly benefited.
Patrons Of the thsatsr,
churches and public schools
should insist on protection
from the terrible effects Of
being compelled to breathe
bad air; and persistent, force
fui kicking b . pretty good
way to get this protection.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
Psety.FIvs Acres 30 Pr.

Nice cultivated ranch. under Otero
ditch: eight miles south Of Rocky
Ford: nsas schools; thirty.nve acres
In alfalfa; al cuitivatable; neat
three Poon house and nice orchard; I;
price ~ ~ acre: $1,000 cash; terms
10 sun O. balance At : per cent.
, BOWMAN 4 LATSON.
Real uDlsts. Loans and insurance.
ROCKY yord. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12

Ysw es.s.ss'ea =, = '' ~. !
- yswnAsapss b ssa1srsd
si'sees = ~ = 4 d'ssss1ls.sSi - =. !
Evsessa = Italline oa,bss'
h;a' sl.aSah - uviaitl
Tsho1n - - .lnpssys
- a. ~ Asaaes ~ -
vtG p!as,s s.s.la1ls9a =. : !! - =!
- n 1Gn11a
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12

or course, Mr.. President. our fate
as a party is bewailed by Others.
That is an old story. The democrat
ic party always bewails our fate be-
fore elections; and then always be-
walls its own fate after elections.
have heard In the ten years that
have been here every single session
prophecy. lurid in its vividness, that
we were going to meet disaster. that
the seeds OF disintegration were plant
ed in our breasts. and that our party
death was near, but never found II
to come true. After each prophecy
increasing in violence as they have
been, have always found our vic
tory increasingly pronounced.-Sen
ator Beveridge.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12

When Henry Watterson can give
unstinted praise to q republican pres
ident as he did TO President Taft on
Memorial Day. an era OF general
good feeling Is certainly at hand.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12

riage and Its precious load OF human
freight just as II was about to, go
over the brink OF the Mayhem preci-
pice. Being curious as to whose
life he had saved. he Investigated
the contents Of the baby carriage.
but instead Of a rosy, ahgel-faced
cherub he found not thing but
one dollars worth Of sugar. one-half
dozen cans OF corn, and package Of
Arbuckles coffee. Reg was some
what disappointed. because he ex-
pected to have his name in the paper
this week and send marked copy
to Andrew Carnegie. Well. we'll
not disappoint him-we'll mark one
ourselves and send II to the medal
donor.
J. w. Fisher. w. n. Cartwright
and S. n. Rose left Thursday noon
by the overland route for Timber
Lake. where they will enjoy a few
leisure hours communing with nature
and expect TO become adopts in the
piscatorial art. Leave your orders
for fish at Fishers, and they will
be promptly filled as soon as the
fishermen return. They are well
supplied with bait-of the kind that
viii prove attractive to the finny
tribe. We personally inspected two
jugs that were loaded into the wagon.
One was labelled lemon Juice and
the other vanilla, and we can vouch
for the quality of the contents of
both.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12

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When Henry watterson can give
unstinted praise to q republican pres
ident as he did TO President Taft on
Memorial Day. an era OF general
good feeling is certainly at hand.
More than half Of the democrat
ic senator's and representatives are
protectionists as far n concerns their
! own state or district. This shows
that General Hancock vas right when
he naAe the dsciaratioa that 20
lection Il Q local issue. notwithstand-
ing the fact that he was laughed at
by alleged statesmen when he made
II.
Way down south In White Castle.
La. the undertakers and embalmers
are strenuous advertisers. One Of
them advertises his wares ON the
installment plan. and Offers . "S7S
funeral for ten cents . week; chill.
dren under five year. buried free"
Competition IL the life Of trade down
south. even when It takes . dead
~-~ - A. ks.aNnnna
Business success has various def.
nitions. The deserving ones are in
Q distinct class. The true SUCCESS
10 that reward attained By intelit
gent. faithful industry. The results
OF dishonest. designing. deceptive
practices Of the enthuiastic shystes
are not . permanent gain. Correct
and faithful methods and . square
deal to everyone Involving Q constant
thought for the other fellow In the
transactions Of every day commerce
brings success.
The summer term Of the COLORADO
state Normal School opsns June 11d.
and the enrollmsat. II = beloved.
YIN reach st least SIX hundred. A
three day trip has bssa arranged
for all the SUMMER stadsats 10 At.
tend the Natioaal Educattonal Asso-
citation. at Dsnvef. A great many
eastern teachers will take advantage
Of the summer normal. % - 70 gst
credit Tor WORT done. and aiso have
an opportunity 70 astsnd tAs Nsttoa.
ai HducatioaA Association without
losing any time.
One day this vssk Reg 0arvia
vas brought 70 . stern >realtsatioe
oe tAs trvtA q the apAdtssm that
"oe all ed words oi toasus o. Dsa.
ths sa1asst ars tAsss-t nigAt have
bsss." Rsg was tetas . Aassihaa
stuat ~ CeaoeaAe svssus. jsst Nv
iag coup,sesd ths ee6sal u ID q.
steaai eaoassty q issulag . nAsssass
nesass. ~ vas Deosabay a ~ vsy
% ~ ~ ~ gu oas ss ~ 60
~ ssDAyrs. ~ wAioA Ceosss1e p
faness, ~ alse signe1 - ~ .
NssneAsa stunt abese III tins. ~
= Rsg ~ aspeoachlns Maytsvs
~ eaw baSy carriage beeek lesss
hoo ~ aeesiaGs ~ stast saaolas
neetA deWn csoHo1o avsaue. . = ~
NayAswb eee1se tA1ss = . j0nos6
b ~ se1s1uDk ~ = M . syoNnF
~ ysse1Doso. ~ ~ losoaasiy ~
tee1 sAAe 3 11gsewlhe sasa1ess9As
- 49, y & ~ 'IoAsbc NM
siG1ono - CAsAooot ni11lo a0sGl1no
toaG6 - ysaln ~ pDe1g1De' ~
~ = ~. lNaifS Suot soooa1G ~
~ su11A. ~ Gnt1o ~ ~ ~;
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12

We are In receipt Of an invitation
from Rev. Conrad Bluhm to attend
the Inland Empire Presbyterian
Brotherhood convention, which meets
In Spokane. Wash. June 18th and
18th. This is not to be Spokane
convention. II is ior the Inland EN-
pire and all It's churches. So you do
count as much Is any one else.
Surely. thrice surely. With such good
company. and the treat of . life
time while here. you Will not deny
the cause your presenc' 4" So far ~
counting" II concerned We will prob
ably count" ~ much ~ any other
single individual. We count" some
ON being there. and would not con-
slider for . minute denying the cause
our presence"
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12

@. w. Bruner says that e. N. Ber.
ry IL not the only peach artist In
Otero county. There are others
among whom he II which. Last
Saturday morning Mr.. Bruner brought
to this office . peach tree twis. not
more than six inches long. upon
which there were forty-two well-de'
veloped peaches. He says that he
dh not have to bury his trees In
order to make this showing. All Of
his trees were raised By dry farming
In the Otero Irrigation District. and
be II quite proud Of his record. II
there are any others that can make q
better showing. let them give the
high sign BY delivering Q bushel Of
them at this office-as soon - the
peaches are ripe.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12

IN Pussjo one DAY this week the
viii q Rsateaslt r. satIse vas -.
nittsd 70 peosats ID tAs couaty oourt.
~ tAe terms q ~ vtll ~ q 0al.
tss's pseDssty, vhieA , csasidssabje.
Ooss % Bertha n. Bsadtoe1. . tsain-
- aurse. vAo cared ~ bin during
~ lase iIlnssA 0bestly after oaltse's
leaeA his 1ivssesl viss ssevsl seties
that she rsfses1 - abS1s ~ ~
viu anl Woull lsnaal ths share q .
viss us1ss ~ laws g CejseaAe.
naiataialag tAas tAs 1ivsees 6ees0s
iBeoe1 seaBs yeass ~ vas - Isoa1
HI Wies ~ . AAalssDs yeuAs W.
- VIA . DsadhaaG ~ tAsaaslssas.
- aeep seOasatlng fFe0 ~. 9al1ee
~ iWoae - ~ seAoe - ~ .
nsostRU g ~ - = tDegaGoU slas.
- - soslS ~ l1s.t - ~ -
~ asee sat11en1Cpe Eg.S1n1B -
GDo-(no1GU11Eno~o oosnooRGe ~
e1el11HA ~. oaD1s ~ : eueev.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12

We are In receipt Of . comnunica.
tion from Rev. R. II. Ayres. Who 10
visiting relatives st Highsrove. Calk.
He requests ~ To announce that he
expects 70 arrive home about the
18th or 18th Of June, lnd win occu-
~ the pulpit Of the Methodist
church - usual on Sunday. June
3oth. Rev. Ayres concludes .hia
spistls to the great fsmtiy Journal
By saying: Hope the saloons Will
BE- loaded up and ready 70 travel By
the time ws return" We have not
~ yst noticsd any Of the saleoas
loading up." although ws presume
there are several local speaorts Who
might plsaA guilty to this otSsass
while standing On the other side
Of the polished mahogany.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-03-06

music which would now greet our
ears. Let it be remembered that IT
il i wise thing to appreciate the
past, and to deal kindly and gently
with it in our Thoughts, but let Il be-
remembered also, that no tombstone
policy which spends It's time in gaz-
ing contentedly upon what has been.
will meet the demands Of the impera-
tive and needy present.
THE present demands greater
activity, upon the part Of this city.
its Progressive League, its municipal
officers and IT'S public press, than at
any past time in it's history. The
time to test what kind Of blood runs
III the veins of a man, is the time Of
difficulty, the time when new plans
are to be worked out, and new tri-
umphs to be won. That time i
right here"
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-03-06
Store Robbed Second Time.

For the second time within two
months, the store of ]. Stander The
Leader, on Landry street. was rob
bed Sunday night, two suits Of CLOTH
ing and several other articles being
the booty secured By the thieves.
The robbery was committed BY
breaking in Che show window, and
taking the contents. The thieves did
not enter the store.
Some two months ago Mr.. stander
was robbed Of various articles, the
thieves entering the back door. The
goods were subsequently found in the
Hook & Ladder Hall. where they had
been concealed BY the thieves, who
proved to be two little negroes. The
negroes were arrested, but nothing
has been done with them yet, the
officers being ID q quandary how TO
get around the juvenile law.
These petty robberies are becom-
ing quite frequent.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-03-06
MAYOR SAYS NO SKATING.
CHIEF Executive Of The CIfy says Ordinance
Rust DO Strictly Enforced.

An edict, signed by Mayor Halphen
dated March 2, 1909, says positively
that, on and after that date no skat-
ing shall take place on the sidewalks
Of the city Of 0pelousas.
He does so in compliance to an or
dinance of the council, passed Nov.
8, 1906, which provides that roller
skating on the sidewalks and streets
Of the city be and the same is here
by prohibited"
The fine, on conviction, is not less
than $3.50 nor more than SIS.
The council had been beseighed by
the younger generation, to permit
them TO skate on the sidewalks, and
a petition to that effect was presented
to it Tuesday night, but no action
taken thereon.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-03-06

#4ENH&
Next Monday. the 9Th, may be az
epOch-making day for this section Of
tie State. J.
lit may mean a sugar refinery, OF y
may mean that our people will con-
tinue their croakng about hard
times without making an effort IN 9
direction which may relieve the thing
they complain Of.
IA gentleman-no doubt reliable,
for he is recommended by the Indus
trial Bureau Of the Frisco-Will be IN
I our midst to negotiate with the peo-
Bic for the establishment Of refinery
here.
The gentleman already owns q re-
fnery, and wishes to change location.
This seems to Us a golden opportu-
nifty.
win our people avail themselves Of
it?
Will the merchants Of Opel
Ousas turn out, or will they con-
tinue, us In the past, to each
look for the other fellow to fill
the manger so that he might
feed2