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Jan. .mplbycrs' liability law hsi
constitutional by supreme court q
United states
Feb ie-siS New York-to- Paris II
autos started from Herald square
York
Mar. ie-Atlantic battleship noot I'D
anchor Ia Magdalena bay.
p supreme court ruled Minncsoa
North Carolina had no righi
railroad righta
Apr. Mrs. Alfred q. vandorblt 4
suit for separation from husband
San Diego. Cal.
2i-fn Illinois town elections saloons
IN e.. "dryN" In a.
e-iilinois local option Law held
tutional
May S.A,lan,ic baiileship nee, arr,'
2l-Mlss Mae g. Wood lost 40
suit against United states Sen ra
G Plat. case being dismissed nnl
Wood Jailed Rev br Baxter 2
lerton. Sc Lor.s. elected modcIi.l
Presbyterian church Of United 81
AZ Kansas city meeting
8-IIarry X Thaw decided insane
r"-sentenced 90 insaSe asl hum
Jun. u-Agnew- Hair anti race
bills passed BY Nea York leFitat
29-President Roosevelt ordered
out against bandits ON McAichn
IN order 20 preserve neutfahly
Jul Atlantic battleship neot
from San franaisco on found-ih'''
trip.
Sep. s-col n. NJ. Nsvfus elected
mander OF the Grand Army ~ ih,
public. Mrs. w. l.. Gilman, l.ol
Mass elected president Of w"
Relief Corps
worlds aerOplane record BY f'"'
I'm air nN0T nm hour.
i0-Orville Wright again hrose -
record, remaining In air lV9 p.
il-Orville Wright broke WORLDS
remaining In air l.i0a.
a-Wilbur Wright broke Ind N
worlds record al lie Mans, liAD q
naming In air i3i.25. ~
Nov, iO-Petition Tor rehearing al
dard on -. go go case friu. ~
United states circuit court OF ~
at Chicago.
Dec. s senior Don Juan Barrios r.
ter OF foreign affairs 81 Guhleina M
tained serious Injuries In hu''''
cldent at Washington. 49,. 81
ll-NatiOnal Rivers and halu
grcas passed resolution, ashlus
90 bond issue for improvement e.
ers and harbOIs OF the 'ais -
Armed fanatic terroIized EIs.
j., shooting seYeral. unt ~ I'D
and shot BY police and mop o' ,,J a.
Is Kansas supreme court de,u,
arate schools for colored chlld'' Y
missible A
iB-Amerlcan Tobacco Compan ~ ,e,, a r.
Illegal combination by United 80
cult court al New York so roI
2i-Seven Pittsburg councllhl,n, Ia
bankers arrested on graft chars
g Standard. Republlc and Nap.osd "
oil companies ousted flVn Mlae ~
"a seventy more Pittsbuik 49,
Implicated Ia graft scandal ,, b
Virginia city. Mont, shaN'"
we're earthquakes.
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being voted out OF existence. David S.
Rose elected mayor Of Milwaukee. Wis.
-. i. 4. Crittenden, Jr, elected mayor
OF Kansas City, Mo.
Jun. i7-President Roosevelt was given
H-minute demonstration in the Repub-
% can National convention at Chicago.
nominated for the presidency Of the
United States in the Republican conven-
ton at Chicago. on the first ballot, re-
i9-Congressman Jas. s Sherman was
nominated for vice-president on the
first ballot by the Republican conven-
Jul. s-Frank H. Hitchcock elected chair
man OF the Republican national COM
civilian Jennings Bryan was nominate
ed for the presidency by the Democratic
National convention at Denver. Colo....
Thomas r. Watson was formally noti-
He'd OF his nomination for the presi-
dency by the populace at Atlanta, Ca.
1O-John Worth Kern OF Indiana was
nominated for the vice-presidency by
The Democratic National convention, at
s-Eugene W. Chain of Chicago was
nominated for the presidency Of the
United States. and A. S Watkins Of
Ada, Ohio. for the vice-presidency by
the National Prohibition convention. at
R7-Wm. II. Taft was formally notified Of
his nomination at Cincinnati. Ohio.
eS-Thos. l. Hisgen of Massachusetts,.
was nominated for president and J. T.
4 graves OF Georgia, Tor vice-prestdent, in
the hrst national convention of the In
dependence party at Chicago.
Nov. 3-Wm. II. Taft elected president
and Jas. y. sherman vice-presldent of
the United states, on the Republican
ticket by an electoral vote of 327. de-
feating William Jennings Bryan and
j. w. Kern, Democratic candidates
for president md vice-president, re-
spectiyely Chas. A. Deneen re-
elected governor of Illinois. ThOs. A. |
Marshall elected governor OF Indiana
Fred VI. Warner reelected gov
ernor of Michigan James A. Da-
wilson reelected governor Of Wis
consin. Gins. r. Hughes reelected
governor of New York.
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son jumped iie e.. setting nov Amer
Is-John ManErstn Jumped M n. hre,s.
ing American sh record
ia. Wcngler. Chicago. broke world.
howhng record AZ Cincinnati score g
1-aenson again broke American ssl ro..
Mar is-Tomfny burns knocked out La,
ltoche In nrst round At Dublin
2 Evenscn asain broke ali record.
.I-Calvin D.marest won national hiiusrt
championship a. Chicago.
APR. a-Frank Gutrh wun worlds urss.
thnE Championship from ocorgs Haol.
80 licnry Chadwick. father 81 baseball /.
died IN Brooklyn. aged ~
May b-Calvin pcmarost, Chicago "a
,ntsfnsilonal billiard championship d
Jun. Slsrvard won varsity boat -
Jul s-"Hattung'' Nelson defeated ia.
CANS, ! rounds ~ Frisco. vinu.- a
worlds lightweight championship
f-Mrrceder car won Grand rrN auf5
race IN France Two men KILLED
ii-Thomna J Hrice. president Coiumta,
baseball ciub. drupped dead
N-in Olympic games fnanagau. Amer.
ca. won hammer throw. breaking OlYu
pc record. Sheppard, American. Wasl
ie-sheridan. American. won OLYMPIC a.
Gus throw. iiosc. American. Won ~,
tonn . HofF. AWFftfani Non N1m-
pic Marsthor race.
G-plympic games closed sthndirr
America. iitis United Kingdom =.
sweden III. Canada. ~ south Afrat
Italy. , Hungary. ~. F1ancs. O..
Australia, 1. FINLAND. 4
Aus E-Tommy burns knocked a
squircs 18th round AZ sydney. Ausiraltt
sep -mlly papks knocked out sfas
ley kotchsi. 18th round. az los Anrr u
Cal wiuninE nsiddlsvsisht worlds b
gihaiir Championship. Handy. a,hlat
g., won ten mile swimming race o. 4
Louis Mo
s-Nslsoa knocked cut Cans In sis, rod
Oct s-petroit won American isari \
baseball championship
s-chicago won National league hasrai Z
it-Chicaro National league champs.
won worlds baseball chainpious, d
from Detroit
Nov. s-Jimmy Buu defeated Johu {
Summers. 10th round. at London "A
es-Dorando Pistn defeated John
Hayes Olympic MaTathon wtnnsf n
e-miie race IN Madison square gafir 4
New iork. In renewal % oiJu II
2s-s,.sI-, ke,shet kssek~a out nu' n
rspks In eieNesth reasd 81 San Tfss Il
ci-ce. rsEsisisE naIasiswsl.ht chss u
ptonship OF the world. a
Dec. Hat meeting % national hahrta -
commission. EMPIRES KLEIN and d. %
stone charged that attempts Nsrr na. ~
% brib. them 10 throw" decisive 81 -
York Chicago game
1e-Jsek Jehssos seolorvdb ives a
world. heavyweight sostaE Class
piesship freas Tommy nur.. ~ d J.
nef, Au.fratts, In ~ reuads. NJ
y southern Italy and sicily shak,r ~
earthquake which destroyed sslr l.
towra. killed many. and caused 90 -
trous tidal wave. Wrscking NAM yeas ~
and much property.
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Jan. 2-Curtis Guild.
Jr., was inaugur-
ated for third term
as Massachusetts
governor.
Mississippi legis-
lature elected John
Sharp Williams TO
United States SEN
ate, term to begin
March 4, lgil....
Former Sen. Wet
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Jan. l3-At Boyerton. Pa, IFS killed burn
Ing or opera house and subsequent pan
L. resulting from explosion Of moving
picture device
N--CyclOne swept through Alabama
causing property loss OF $500 coo.
Feb. li-TOrnadoes devastated lawns of
Tyler, Texas and MOssyille. $3.50 ana
service Miss, killing score and blow
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Jan An attempt
90 overthrow For-
tugni monarch and
proclaim republic
frustrated y 10 Z
was 20 aaaanninate
Premier Franco
Bob. King Carlos
and Crown Prince
Luis Philippe OF
Portugal shot 10
death on streets %
Ilaf..V wNfI. Fea
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Jan AT kickapoo, Kan. drowned by
oVerturning OF skin
w-Ai Vinegar Bend Ala, 8 In railroad
collision
BAT Jimtown. Pa, drowned while
skating.
H-At Bedford City. Va, colored ner-
sons burned 10 death
Near Hawks Nest, W. Va. o miners
by explosion.
linear Messon. Miss, by cyclone
Feb 3-At Northumberland Pa nv
boiler explosion. W
lO-At South carrollton, Ky, 3 in mine
explosion. A. New Liskard. Ont,
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Jan. 3-Gov. Hanly,
Indiana, ordered
troops to Muncie
TO suppress street
car strike.
Feb. 3 - Thomas
Lewis elected pres
ident of United
Mine Workers OF
America.
2S-Southern railway
cut labor wages
ten per cent, eff
fapffxra Mo-
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Jan. state Bank.
ROCKFORD. col.
closed doors.
6-Four big New
York diam o n q
firms forced into
trustees hands
liabilities. $3.50. 000.
S-ChiCago GREAT
Western railroad
placed in hands OF
receivers.
i6-Western u a n X
and Trust Co, Dal-
las. Tex. largest
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Jan. e-Dr. Nicholas
Sem, fore m ost
American surgeon.
at Chicago
~ Rabbi Bernhard
Fclsenthal. Oldest
Jewish theolOgian
In America. at Chit
cage.
- Edmund Clarence
Stedman. banker.
poet and literary
critic. at New
York. aged -
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Jan. iOwen Mo-
ran fought n -
round draw with
Abe Attel
, Edward iianlon.
eN worlds cham
pion oarsrnan, died
az Toronto. Can.
8 George Dixon, eN-
worlds champion
puEilist. cologed.
died IN New York.
Feb. Isl y. Ven
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Apr. 3-People's par
~ convention In
st. Louis nominal
ated Thomas y.
Watson of Georgia
for president, and
$ a m uel w J.
liams OF Indiana,
for vice-presldent.
lin Illinois local
option elections sos
townships W en- [
dry. LOLA saloons
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

Antonio Fernandez, a French aviator,
was instantly killed at Nice, France, by
the collapse Of his airship when it had
reached a considerable height from
earth. Fernandez death is said to be
due to his own carelessness and reck-
l~essness.
Enrique Creel, at one time ambas-
sador to the United States from Mex
leo and now governor to the Mexican
state of Chihuahua, has been appointed
by the Mexican government as Especial
envoy to take up the Nicaraguan trou-
bles with Chas. T. Magoon, who will
represent the United States, and it is
anticipated that the efforts of these
two diplomats will settle the Contra!
American tempest.
The explosion Of two gas tanks on
the Elbe river at Hamburg, Germany,
resulted in the loss of over twenty-five
lives.
The English s%ufragettes continue to
make themselves ridiculous by their
efforts to reach Premier Asquith and it
would appear to do far more harm to
the cause Of woman's suffrage than
any good that might come from their
| wild actions.
Recent visitors to the canal zone in
Panama report that the heavy rains
and floods experienced there during the
past few weeks have destroyed an i'm
mense amount of work and DELAYED
progress on the Canal by at least
year. One visitor from England, re-
turning via New Orleans is quoted by
the daily papers as stating that in his
opinion the floods had destroyed all the
work Of the past year.
DR.. Jonnesco, dean of the medica
board Of the University of Bucharest
is reported to have discovered q method
of procuring painless surgery by mean:
Of an anasthesla composed of s%tovaine
strychnine and distilled water which
when injected into the spinal cord pro
duces complete insensibility to pain
while preserving complete conscious
ness.
Col. Roosevelt and his party arrived
at Londiana, British East Africa las
week, all in splendid health.
David Z. Thompson, American Am
bassador to Mexico. has vacated hi
Office to assume charge Of the Pan
American Railroad in Mexico, 70
which it is stated he has paid nine mil
lions Of dollars. Thompson's successo
has not yet been definitely named, al
though it is thought that Henry I
Wilson, minister to Belgium, will b
selected.
The ext.adition treaty between Hor
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18

Tho No.;oaol p..,or- ,,a uo.,o.
ro..oa I'D 49, c.u.bom Cow~n
o;o" ha+n ~ .,.e;on ron+
wo,l ~ ,vo.h;nn.on n r. ona ho1I
very successful meetings. congress-
man Joseph T.. RaEsdp!l OF Louisiana
was reelected president OF the k!Vers
ana HarborS Congress n Mr. John M.
rafNef was rejected preS'''ht Oh the
senator ba''ey o. leAaS "iSieS Ihe
y. D. Senate 70 ho!o E'2Nt SESSIONS
InereoE permitting 'h' senators 70 at
| early part of the dav.
WORD mas oeeh received IN "aShlng-
ION ~ '.' Ihat ool. Roosevelt VIII re-
'u''' 70 OHe Ch''eo o'a'eS III June 1911
The Third National Corn Fynos,1;on
ono,od :, Omaha N.brock. on Nae
6 .,d cloaoa Doe q Tuon+v-fvo
states, as well as the national govern
ment, were represented.
,roa ..ool H.. .,.
:, ~, N.nL 80 hsl:~,
+r.;, s. woatb,u n,a;s+au;ac u..
onI hla,. ,,h;oh ,.o,aL+ q nae. Lao1
afl;a.maaaLo n7T
John Drew, the noted American
ACTOR was t"'o"h 'toNn MS morse
WINE ''utns i" Ne'.'" SiA' I've"
io'N' "'' se'e'e'S '''''eu'
II 10 ,,lorod +b,t tho m;l;+,r, oo,,y+
Of inquiry that has been in Browns
vile, Texas, investigating the "shoot-
ing up OF that town seVera! years
ago by the members OF the negro regl-
ment quartered there, have conclusive
proof that the negro soldiers did DO all
the mischief.
Tho M;ch;co, Cour,ordor, of +be
L,ova, Iac;on has nasspd ,peo1ut;onc
against placing the statue OF Gen. Rob
ert +. Lee in the Hall OF Fame in
Washington. Fortunately not many
people are as narrow as these Michi-
gandefs, practicaIIy every n recog-
n~-..,.
The report OF the Inlet OF the Bureau
OF lnsular Aftai IN washington rec
ommehds c~ltlzenshlp 10 the Porto
Rlcans.
Nine sailors, frozen to death, were
picked up in a yaWl on Lake Erie last
Sunday. The sailors were members OF
the crew OF the Bessmer and Marquette
ferry NO. Z, which lett Conneaut, ONO,
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18
The State Of Louisiana, Parish OF
PlaqueInines.

Twcn,y-Ainth Judicial District Court, No. 1856
Succession Of Widow Patrick Lyons.
Notice is hereby given to the Creditors Of thi:
Estate. ard q! ether persons herein interested. tt
snow cau.c within ten days from the present no.
t~i.catioa If any they have or cun) why the tina
accoInt presented by Patrick Henry Lyons. Ad.
mirict-ator. should no, be homolosatel and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
81 OrGer Of the COuyl.
GEO. V. GROLEAU,
Deputy Clerk of Cour:
Parish Of Plaqucmincs, Nov. is, 1853.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18

Terms Of sale cash, not less than
twenty-five '23c) cents per acre, 20 be
sold in lots - above numbered, the
purchaser 20 assume all expenses in
riheNtAl 10 survrr!ng and locating the
property purchased. the vendor parting
viii! its wight, title and interest in and
to tAc property advertised and sold, as
the same has been acquired from the
state OF Louisiana. the sale TO be made
without warranty or restitution Of the
purchase price. and no tide 10 be given
10 tNr purchaser 10 any o! the water
bottom suitable for oyster culture If
thrr" We any on the lands herein ad-
vcrtiScd.
FRANK G. MEYERS,
Sheriff.
D-ll-lS-25-J-l-S-i5.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18
Good Roads Mean Money.

The people need to be educated to the
fact that money spent for good roads
is not money thrown away, whereas
money spent for makeshift improve
ments is worse than thrown away
Louisville Courier Journal.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18

Notice is hereby given that | will make applica-
ton to the Police Jury Of this Prrish for a permit
70 conduct a white bar for the year 1910, at Doul.
Tut Canal. Empire ?. O.. all az per Act l7s of 1858.
JOHN ARNOLD.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18
State Of Louisiana, Parish of
PIaQuemines.

Twcnty-Ninth Judicial District Court No.. 7G2.
Mrs. Dcrestinc Reggie, wife Of Simeon Raphael
Mathe, VS.. Simon Raphael Mathc. her husband.
By virtue Of ard in obedience to an order of seiz-
u,e and sale to me directed by the Honorable, the
Twenty-Ninth Judicial District Court in and for
the Parish Of Plaquemincs. dated the Sth day of
; Nov. 1909. in the above entitled succession | have
advertised and will proceed to sell at public auction.
al the Courthouse, at Pointe-a-la -Hache. La, on
Saturday. the 18th day of the month Of December.
1909, at IL O'Clock a. M. the following described
property. to-wit;
A certain portion or tract Of land established as
q sugar plantation. situated on the left bank Of
the Mississippi River. at about twenty two miles
from the city Of Now Orleans. measuring twenty
and a half arpents front on said Mississippi River.
by the ordinary depth of forty ~arlents less twenty
feet front on said river by three hundred feet
upon which is erected a brick building belonging
to the United States. bounded on the upper line
by the plantation of Alexander Rose, formerly
Matiana Ribaa. and on the lower side and limit,
by the plantation Of Louise Olivier and Company.
together with dwelling house. outhouses, cabins.
engines. stables and other improvements thereof
and all the appurtenances, the cattle. horses. oxen
mules and agricultural thereunto be-
longing or in anywise appertaining, being the
same property acquired by Simeon K. Mathe. {. ON
Jules Dclery. on the 20 day of August. 1865, by act
passed before Robert J. Ker. Notary Public in the
city of New Orleans, recorded in the Parish of
PlaQuemnes on the 7th day Of September. 1859.
in Book II of Conveyances. P. i.
Seized in the above suit
Terms Of sale: Cash.
FRANK c.. MEYERS.
Sheriff of the Parish Of plauucmines.
N-l3-9D-27-D-4-li-l8.
Notice.
No hunting or trapping is allowed on Harlem
Plantation.
HASPEL & DAVIS.
Notice
Hunting and trcsspassing on the Union planta-
ton. Cd ward, is not allowed and legal prosecution
will follow violations hereof. No one il permitted
to pass through. or upon the outlet canal on said
plantation.
JULES Is. SANOlE'
Manager Union Plantation.
Notice.
FouND.-B Back Of Home Place in the prairie;
Two skif7s. painted white. capacity of about &C
barrels Of oysters each.
WIN. HINGLE JR.
Notice.
Arthur A. Lee of Daisy P. O.. La. caught the
skif described below during the storm. Made OF
cypress. 90 #. long. Z it. beam, s It. across stern
2 pair of oars. skitf painted black.
To The Public.
Specia! notice is hereby given that no hunting
will be allowed upon the property Of this Compan,
by order Of the President.
STELLA PLANTING & MPG. co.
4. BRAHr,
Manager
Dalcour, La, Sept. !. .r9.
Notice
The public is hereby notified that ! have bough
the bedding grounds, luegers. camps. etc, Q
Baldo Biskup, ard that neither I CT the aoov
: property. will &c responsible for his debts.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18
Notice.,

A regular meeting Of the Board Of Commission
.rs for the Buras Levee District. will be held at
Buras. La. Tuesday, Dec. IL, 1909.
}. GLEN RALLAY.
Secretary.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18
HELP

WANTED-A good settled woman to do house
work and cooking. Salary Sis to $40 per month.
Address NJ. Parun. olga, La.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18

VIII cEJ SutL!llS vi d !ApP refuge W
many a New Orlerns dcfaultcr in time
Of trouble.
A severe gale swept the coast Of
England last week, resulting in an i'm
mense amount of damage to the ship
ping interests along the entire line Of
coast.
President Zelaya Of Nicaragua is re
ported as likely to take refuge in
Mexico.
Walter Lonsdale, secretary Of DR..
Frederick A. Cook, Of north pole no.
toriety, arrived in Christiansend, Dem
mark, with the Doctors records, which
Lonsdale will turn over to the Uni
Versity Of Copenhagen.
The French Academy Of Medicine
declares unanimously in favor of Prof.
Andre Chantemesse's vaccine against
typhoid fever as being an almost GER
tain preventive Of the disease. DR..
Chantemesse has made numerous sue
cesS1ul experiments with his vaccine.
those %inoculated with it being SUISSE
Quently exposed to typhoid but showing
immunity thereto.
King Leopold of Belgium was report
ed at deaths door early this week. ex-
IRENE JUNCTION having been administered
to him or Monday.
Among the South American monkeys
tails are used to take hold Of the
branches of trees, and the under side
of the organ is naked and covered with
skin like that of a human finger.
How completely blessed is prudence
in a good disposition!- Diphilus.
The far-otf vision comes half way to
those who follow it faithfully.
Many think they are going forward
bcavely because they fear to 20 back.
its a poor kind of piety that seeks
all the pleasures and lodges the pains.
Beets and carrots are valuable foods
as they contain a large amount Of
sugar, the mineral salts of the carrot
are also Of value.
Onions are valuable for their pungent
oil, and are often prescribed for Sleep
lessness; they are also good aperients.
Spinach contains a large quantity Of
iron and has been called the broom OF
the SYSTEM
Lettuce has the SANE quality as on
ions, a beneficial form Of opium. and
should be eaten pIentifully by people
tronh)ed with "~nervesn
Tomatoes are good to make active
the torpid liver.
"'"'e i'u'' n"S i" lo'"i u oo'"''e'
and has often been prescribed by ply
s''i'''' d. " p''"S"''' N'e"''''e'
Apples psScAes' p'un's' melons ani
grapes are nature a?erlents'
shouiu De ca'e" lree'S ny all nose VINO
envy a good complexion.
Sour fruits, Ake lemons, are taken
Dy sufferers from rheoina''s'n' as ire
lful' ac''' turning 10 a'Nai'' actS upon
lie uric "c'o'
Boil all vegetables that grow under
s'oo''o Will d niue salt |" ~"e ""Vel'
Cream that is Just beginning to sour
! can be sweetened with a pinch of soda.
y,
~ ' "
c.:
o'I'''' y. VI. ""'o" el..0
may ~ ,e'e' '1D's WIN sp.4''.
u ea''p''o'' "'''N'' ''''e' oi'''"'''
p''''
Take a number of stoned cherries,
'et'oce 'ea'eS' "'u cover Will m'soN
'' w
Cook pumpkin soft and rub through
colander. Weigh the pulp and al
low the same weight in sugar, boi
carefully until thick. Flavor with any
spice you like.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18
FOR SALE.

$3.50 per barrel. Apply Victor Tr~eadaway. City
Price, La.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice.
Notice is hereby given that l will make aprlica-
ton to the Police Jury Of this parish for a permit
to conduct a colored bar room for the year 1910. at
GEO. TREADAWAY.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18

FOR SALE-Four young plow oxen. Apply to
John L. Buras. Buras. La.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18
Notice.

The urdersigEed hereby gives notice that no
hunting or trapping is allowed OF my premises
ST Greenwood nor en- the property leased by me
to Mr.. Joseph Meyer. under penalty Of lar.
Dr.. f. J. RODRIGUEZ.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18
Notice

The public is hereby notified that ! have bought
the bedding grounds, luesers. camps etc, Of
Baldo Biskup. ard that neither I or the above
property. viii &c responsible for his debts.
MATED g. Nb---h.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-18
Notice..

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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-11-25
CHILE WILL CONFER.
Santiago Regards Note From Washing
ton as Ultimatum.

Santiago, Chile, Nov. 22.-The Chill
can government today opened negotia-
tions with Washington with a view to
submitting the Alsop claim of the
United States against Chile to a spe-
cially constituted court Of arbitration
at The Hague.
The notification to Chile which is
looked upon here as an ultimatum, has
been seized upon by the sensational
press as cause for agitation.
Great anxiety was felt here because
of the notification, through Chilean
Minister Cruz, at Washington that the
United States would close its legation
at Santiago within a few days unless
the Chilean government consented to
an adjustment of ths Alsop claims or
agreed to refer the dispute to The
Hague.
The members of the American colony
here declared the manner in which the
United States was proceeding was arbi-
trary and detrimental to American in
terests in Chile. They have communi-
Gated with a prominent attorney at
Washington and asked him to use his
influence in the matter.
Merchants here fear the agitation
will affect American imports adversely.