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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-14
COUNTY ssICNERs
.? IDAHO MEET


Boise. Idaho, Dec. I3.-Convened
In cne nrst meeting OF the hnd ever
nelq IN the Gem tate, for the pur-
Lose uf discussing taxation, good
,oads. care OF rhe SICK and lndlSent
and other important but complex gov
cr1mental problems. the commissions
ers OF twenty-onc OF the twenty-thrce
couutia oil idaho held the first ses-
sion today in the hall Of the house OF
representatives Of the state house,
manifcSting a desire TO cooperate To-
ward the Improvement and adoption
OF unifor mlegislation. The meeting
~ considered one Of the most i'm
portant gatherings. having direct bear
ing on the future welfare and ad'
yanccment of the state, that has yet
been called, the governing bodies OF
the counties and the state being
brought together for the first time 10
discuss matters pertaining not only
TO the welfare of the counties and
state, but also pertaining to the es-
tablshing OF uniform legislation In
sister states to the east, west and
south.
Al the opening seSsion the COM
missionerS were addressed by Gov
james H Brady, who, IN outlining the
purposes of the meeting. declared II
was his wish and intention to better
financial and civic conditions within
the state The relation of the com
mlsSioners TO the Taxpayers was cited
by the chief executive, he stating that
the people OF the different counties
are more careful In selection OF coun-
" commissioners than of candidates
for any other office. Stress was laid
on the recent decision OF the supreme
court with respect to taxation, the
governor expressing the hope that the
commissioners would agree upon some
solution OF the perplexing problem OF
taxation.
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WILL RESUME ON eoLcoNOA.
Planned to Sink zoo Feet Deeper and
Cut Ledge Showing on 4oo-

salt Lake. Dec. Operations are
10 he resumed within a few days bS
the Goldneld Shining & Reduction COM
pany on It's lease ON the Colconda
cla.Ia. on toe. Red Hills southeast OF
TIC Florence. says the Golddcld TIL
lunc The property is a portion oil
the GoldGcm Consolidated estate. II
j. planned 10 sink 200 feet deeper
from thc cuttum cf the shaft which
IS now down i25 feet, and then lateral
work win bc Instituted y ledge from
five to seven feet wide has been dis
closed. giving average assays of about
g. rcr Ton. and il Is believed tha'
greater dcptt will show correspond
lngiy better values. The COMPANY
has six blocks 30Ox300 feet each IN
dor lease. snd has a good hoist'ne and
general mining eqIlpmeat for carry
lag on extensive work.
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MINER
TAKES nIo OWN LIFE
oscar Bell OF eureka Kills Himself
Hnns in OesponosnS mooo.

Eureka. Dec. l5.-Oscar Bell, d
weirKnopn miner oi th1 city. snot
ana Elned nlm5eh tn:s afternoon at
u,s nome DeSpoudency. oeheNed 10
ndNy Oeen brought on Oy domestic dit-.
hcuIlcs. Is Deueyod - nave caused
nim 20 end has nIe. sell lmed Dui-
let throJsu 0iJ risOt temple. de9tn
,ususu .aimu. instantly. Mrs. bcll
MAS onO .hAIs Wnen tue Tragedy &c
Cdrrod.
inc deceased was one oi the most
popUndr miners in tng 1luuc district,
..e was IUotDau enthusiast anu
pAyGd VITA lne Eureka -occer team.
.1s., sas 20 years OF age
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CENTE ENNIAL-EUREKA
MINER is INJURED.

Eureka, Dec 13.-James Wilkins,
a miner employed at the Centennial
Eureka. was seriously injured this
afternoon on the 1S00-foot level OF the
property, when a car of ore which he
was handling was accidentally dump
ed upon him. wilkins was badly
crushed and bruised and may not re-
cover. He was sent 10 St Marks hos
pital at Salt Lake on the afternoon
train
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change has been noti ed In the sot of
boys paroled from the ipsntvtIon "
sad NJ. VI Mallory. supcrintcndon,
ol the Institution, in an address vos.
terday before the members of tbo Ir,,
Ing Park Womnn's clan. ''' - v
Where formerly So per cent g rho
paroled boys were reLmned IN tbo IN
stituuon, he eaid. there now is ,n;,,
10 per cent sent back
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ILLINOIS REFORMATORY
---- GETS BETTER RESULTS.

Chicago. Dec 14.-"Since the abo-
litlon OF the contract labor law about
four years ago, at the Ii'lnois State
Reformatory at Pontiac. and the In
PRODUCTION OF manual training schools
for the younger boys and a trade
school for tne older set. marvellous
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COUNT ERFElTEO IN ORDER
TO BUY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Chicago, Dec, IA desire TO get
money with which to buy Christmas
presents is the excuse gwen by two
men who admit countcTfeiting dol
lars. half dollars and flve-cent pieces.
George Saloh and John Ryszko
were the men arrested Yesterday.
Il got Into this scheme RysZko
told CaptAn Porter. 80 / could got
money TO buy Christmas presents for
my family. did not intend stayiag
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lis coNscleNce smoTe HIM.
Hans Rasmussen Returns Stolen Cru.
cia&, tvt P5ratfin Bctrays Him.

Salt Lake. Dec. s5.-The fear OF God
struck The heart OF Fans Rasmussen
after he had stolen cross and several
oludlesticli, from the altar OF st
MaUy's cathedral early Sunday morn
ing and The further he ficd the deeper
burned the cruciiX. which he had hid
GeA next ~ The bare flesh oil his breast
His conscience lashed him about the
Snow.dltited streets, and though he
mad stolen the things because he was
starving. his soul conquered his stom
ach. and the rangs Of repentance over
Came he gnawirg hunger. Finally he
turned and ran lske mailman back
TO the cathedral He put back the
stolen articles In their sacred places,
and the shadow OF the cross which
had crushed him Ike a mighty bur
den was iif al from his shoulders.
But In taking tlc CaUdlestickS RaS
mussen had rJbhei the paraf1n from
the sides tn'to his coat sleeves He
did not not'cc this so agltoted was
he, but Sergeant Robcr 5. who was
searching 10. The robbe who had sto-
len the cross d;d Rasmussen was
arrested ilst a few minutes after. he
had returned tho cross and candle
sticks to the al ar AMI while be was
standing in rruJ Of the American
house, ON Commerc al street, at 6:l5
O'Clock Sunday morning.
But. is ihe Master said unto her
for whom the arca, cathedral was
named. Go, and sin no more so
said Dean Calloday Of ST. MaV's unto
Hans Rasmussen. He must atone for
his sin ~ decoration. but his punish
ment IS With God. not with man. so
we WILL not prosecute him said the
dl an
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cause It had not complied with the
law requirements in construction
work and that decision was affirmed
yesterday. Justice Harlan announced
the opinion OF the court
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PILES CURED IN TO II DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT * guaranteed 10
cure any case OF itching. blind bleed
ing or protrudlng piles In TO II
days or money refunded. SOC.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-14

.cet. for Il was at this level that the
Alpha shaft got both the water ana
the rich ore, sr,i
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-14

occurred In the construction of tae
..S. p.od,. "I44cl 40 Onc - 4ons9ue4
aUio slZr, ana Tao local Vmcers afe
very nldcn grleyeu over me DSseI!.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-14
WALTER WARDS FUNERAL
WILL BE HELD TUESDAY,

Bingham. Dec. 13-The funeral Of
Walter Ward, the d. G. r. C. conduc-
tor. who was killed in the depot yards
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TIE EXpl AMArlnn

handsome. arc SO
lie tsourly)-Yes. uniformly pood.
looking. Cornell Widow Soou'
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Danderine
ne eorfswonders. Isproduces
1air tuat AZ annals

EHN(I IIIC "UuuUFs- IF PFoduco0
ana hair just as surely as rain
qrovts snino ~ Raises crops. 1t produces tblet
d., 20 T I9ruriant hair when All otbe. rorDS.
eist, al, no guarantee DaDderlne. All drus.
provo its rEts', Sec and 81 per bottle. To
sver " suver and We viii mali yen ~ y 10 s'amps
: ASOWLToN DANDBRINR CO.
Chicago. III.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
Hellenes Leave
in Large Groups
for Other Cities
Greek Laborers Quit 0mahas and il
Looks as if Riot Will Thin
Ranks for Good.

II all the Greek laborers who are leaving
Omaha for ether nearby cities remain in
their new locations. Omaha and South
Omaha will have a much smaller Greek
population as a result OF the Sunday riot
In the latter city.
Large groups OF Greeks bought tickets
Thursday evening and Friday morning
for St Paul. sioux City. Des Moines,
Davenport and Moline. and they used their
tickets. too.
In a few OF the South Omaha stores
Greeks keep watch over their property. in
edition 10 the special police. which the
city had detailed 10 this work. These few
men were the only Greeks in the city after
nightfal. These we're never In sight about
the places. but stayed under cover. Most
OF the places have been securely boarded
Up and in a few cases the owners are
making repairs.
The South Omaha truant officer. Paul
MeAulay. has been Kept busy by com
plants against numerous boys " M pill
LACED mall articles from the stores. These
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

were cigars. candy. cans Of fruit and such
articles as make up a grocery stock. Most
OF this thieving was done Sunday night
and Monday while all the stores were
open.
Dan Miller. the man who was shot
through the stomach two months ago by
a companion. was arrested Friday morn
ing on complaint He was charged with
taking more than a handful He and a
band pillaged one OF the stores on West
Q street pretty thoroughly. He got two
shotguns and a quantity OF groceries and
tobacco and the usual collection OF arti-
Giles in stock.
The information was filed by a brother
Of a young woman to whom Miller is said
to be attached. The officers found the
shotguns and a large part OF the booty
in Millers possession.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
EDITORS WANT CORN SHOW
Nebraska Newspaper Men Say Let U
Have it Sure.
MAKE 1T PERMANENT. THEY sA,
In Annual MeetinS at Grand TNIHnd
They Pass ResOIasssas Commend
las the Association and
ExPOsttISs.

Nebraska editors want the National Corn
exposition and want 1t in the west Omaha
seems 10 suit them as the logical place for
the permanent home Of the big agricultural
show.
Newspaper men of Omaha who returned
from Grand Island Thursday and Friday,
where they attended the thIrty-seventh an
nnaI meeting OF the Nebraska Press asso-
citation. report that before adjournment the
editors passed q resolution commanding the
movement started by the National Corn
Growers association and ~pIedging their sup
port 10 the efforts Of the association to es-
tpblish and make permanent an nnual
corn exposition IN the west. educational and
national in scope
The resolutions call attention to the fact
that the average yield per acre OF the corn
fields Of Nebraska u something like twenty
three buahels. and that II by careful seed
selection and the adoption Of improved
methods OF cultivation the average can be
raised five bushels to the acre It win mean
n.oogeo annually added 30 the Msalth pro
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
SunkiSt Oranges
for Saturday

Omaha and has many friends and acduaint-
ances here. He left Omaha six years a6o
for the west and was recently made man
sger of the new Hotel Rudolph In san
Francisco
II was while acting in the capacity OF
manager OF tha hosiery that he met with
the accident tina caused his death. He
was investigating a defect In the electric
wiring and received a severe shock. from
the effects OF which he died.
He was 81 years OF age and unmarried.
His services as a volunteer and regular
soldier during the trouble with Spain In
1885 aud 1899. causes him to be remembered
by many fellow soldiers In Nebraska He
went TO Chattanooga with the omahs
guards and later served in G company,
Second Nebraska.
r. l. Robson. brother-in-law OF the
young man, is vice president OF the Bankers
Reserve Life Insurance company.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
VACCINATION OR NO JOE
That n what UneIe sam Says 20 All
Civil Service Candi-
datea.

You must have been successfully vaeci-
mated within the last five years II you
expect to take the civil service examination
for the position Of a clerk In the railway
mail service.
An order TO this effect has been issued
by the Civil Service commission, and will
apply 10 all applicants for the examination
for railway service at Omaha. March lG.
The order states: This manual for exami-
nation for the railway mail service indI-
Gates that the medical certificates OF the
applicants must show that they have been
successfully vaeeinated within the past
five ye&lh
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
Have Pity on the
Poor Farmer
he Only Gets Sill a Bushel for His
Wheat and Corresponding
Price for Corn.

Eleven cars of No. 3 yellow corn sold
on the floor OF the Omaha Grain exchange
Friday for 6S% cents per bushei. While a
number OF cars OF No , white corn sold
for 6Sk cents. all other grades selling in
proportion. prices being extremely high.
The record for May wheat was made
when the price reached sis In Chicago
and t1n In Omaha. the difference An the
price being the exaet amount OF the freight
between the two cities.
Several carloads OF No. 3 hard wheat
brought tL@ when H-lO was asked for No.
2 hard.
TIL high prices are no barrier 10 sales
A large number OF buyers were on the
floor and the prices kept up. Even the
record prices fail 10 draw az much grain
from the country a. the buyers would
take II II Was offered
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
ONARAN KILLED BY SHOCK
Hugh L. Packard Loses Life from
Electric Bolt.
TRAGEDY IN SAN FRANCISCO
aody 10 RrouRht 10 Omaha for Burial
was Among N~ebraska's Vet
Grams of the Spanish
American War.

truxh L. Packard. an Omaha young man.
a Nebraska veteran OF the spanish meri-
can war and a brother Of RMS. r. L Rohi-
son OF ssas Capitol avenue. died a. the re
suit OF an electric shock IN san Francisco
last Monday. The body will arrive over the
Burlington from the west at . o'clock TINS
evening and the funeral Is TO be held al
the cole-McKay mortusry chapel. is~
Douglas street. Saturday afternoon Al :
o'clock. Interment will be in Forest Lawn
cemetery.
young Packard was porn and reared In
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

ner, Nineteenth and Laird streets. gyams
dwelling. &.G0; o. w, Platner, Nineteenth
and Laird streets, frame dwelling. SIooo.
John J. Noyak. rs South Thirteentb street
brick business b'ild;eg. a,bO0; L,fr. Eric.
man, Twenty ninth and Like stTeS.s. fran,
dwelling. ZOO; J. l. EsstFaha, 1854 Cas-
street frame dwelling. S.60: s.. Rasch.
Iwenty-Hfth and Cunning. repairs and al
teFations TO business building, S 900: The
Bennett company, Seventeenth street and
81. Mays avenue. alterations and construct
ton under Sidewalk. 1900.
Let The Bee Want Ads do the work for
you.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

BOYS SCHOOL STOCKINGS; zoe KINDS 12Kc
Good, extra heavy Ribbed Stockings that will give excellent service, all Sizes
buy a supply now, at pair 12hG
Womens Imported Isle and Cotton Hose, usual 35c grade, at pair Pic
womens Geneva Silk Hose, fine lustre and very silky, soc grade, 3 airs ri
womens Seamless Mer@fzedH Hose, fast black, zoe grade a pair ..12Kc
bed Babriggan Vests and Pants, all tunrS, womens imported oneclasp
perfect and regular 75c garments, CIPe. uo"s very Nnceah ir
clearing rice -. .RSN opoItv -
Womens ribbed Wool Vests and Womenis fins twoflssn imnorteS "a
Pants, garments always saling at Gloves 81 < O kinds mi eia re-
LIS. clearing Saturday, each 706 broken. Il ckar al nar 20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pure linen 1c Handkerrhiefs. each k
Mems pure linen, zoe Handkerchiets, each y. 1SS
We again offer double stamps on all purchases in these four depart
ments, Saturday 80
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

Building Persists.
A. Hertzburg. Thirty-nrst and Martha
StTsstA fEans aNaltnE R5ees a W. Plat
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

duced by the state. This wealth will be of
benefit 10 all the people OF our state ac-
eording TO the newspaper men, who have
done so much to make the National Corn
exposition possible and propose to continue
their support.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
Orkia's BiE sale.

orkin Bros, 1910 Douglas ST., will place
ON sale Saturday their wonderful purchase
OF over 100 high grade new spring tailored
suits. Sale starts Saturday morning
promptly at s o'clock. See page 8 for
their advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
ii lbs. E E.:iA Lard $1.OO
10 stamps with above offer.l

mo stamps with above offer.)
Lamb Chops (loin or rib per pound ..12kc
Porterhouse Steak, choice cuts, pound
Prime Rib Roast, rolled, all bones out, at, per
pound ............ s...,.12hC and 1Oc
Fall Lamb Legs, per pound, Saturday NJ
Choice Pot Roast, per pound ..1Oc, Sc, &c
Pig Pork Shoulder Roast, per pound ....7%G
Mutton Shoulder Roast, per pound ......7LG
Mutton Stew-six Boiling Beef, six
pounds for. ...25G pounds for ....25G
AFmouxss Shield California Hsms-5,0 600 lbs. every
ham guaranteed, per pound. $40
CudahYa Rsx Macon 900 pounds, 5 20 z lbs, aver
age, by the strip, per pound. .11s<o
SW1fIS Premium and Morr1llg Iowa Pride Hams
Best grades, 5000 lgs- choice Of any .........i 44e
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

Benefits Capitol Flour, sack S1.55 aui 50 stamps
Benefits Best Coffee, 8 lbs. 500 and 100 STAMPS
Bennetts Best Coffee, l h.. 36c and 80 stamps
Teas. assorted, pound ........ $50 and so stamps
Tea Siftings, pound ........... $50 and 10 stamps
Capitol Baking Pow, 5 ID. can 800 and 100 stamps
Silver Cow Milk six cans. ESQ and 10 STAMPS
Small Sour Pickles, per dozen. Sc
Gaillard Olive Oil. large bottle TOO and so stamps
SEEDLEss - Seedless Raisins,
l5c quality. at 2 lbs. for ................. l6c
Pure Honey, Mason Pint Jar. 2sc and 10 stamps
Tea Garden Preserves, assorted 500 and so stamps
Marshall's Kippered Herring, can 400 and 10 stamps
Stollwercks Chocolate, Alb. 23o and 10 stamps
Schepp's Cocoanut, h-lb pkg. 13c and 10 stamps
Sniders Pork and Beans, 2 cans 2oc and 10 stamps
RArsINS-Glen Rosa Seeded Raisins, Ic pack
ages, special ........-. ..:...-... ..-.-....lo c
Capitol Maple Syrup, pure, h-gsl. zoe, quart .35c
Full Cream Cheese, ID 10000 400 and 10 stamps
Domestic Swiss Cheese, 10 -. .2sc and 10 stamps
Burnham's zee Clam Chowder .1aho
Premium Butteripe. 2 lbs. a. ETC and 10 stamps
nICH-Japan Rice. 4 pounds loo rice for .......25e
Hartiey's Pure Jams. assorted. jar ............2 5o
Sweet Picked Peaches. quart jar .............2S o
Metaline, acc package for. 400 and 10 stamps
Blue Borax Starch, 1 10. pkg. ..... loo and 10 stamps
CAMpLEs-l5c Mixed Candy for 1oo, l5c chocolate
creams loo, New dates. loo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
In the Hardware

Sale Galvanized Tubs, Pals and Ash Cans.
$2.25 Galvanized Ash Cans and Pals. . $3.50
$3.50 Galvanized Ash Cans and Pals. . .$1.15
$1.25 Galvanized Ash Cans and Pals =. Csc
S9c Galvanized Wash Tubs sec
7sc Galvanized Wash Tubs. ............ 4ec
sc Galvanized Wash Tubs 30c
30c Galvanized Water Pals ............ 10c
25c Galvanized Water Pals ............17
zoe Galvanized Water Pals. ............f5 c
S5c Flour Cans, go h., special. ......... SOC
73c Bread Boxes, special ........... Acc
5O-foot Banner Clothes Lines for ......... Toe
50-foot Hemp Clothes Lines. zoe kind. 1Oc
22c Cotton Mop Heads, special. ..........15c
csc Linen Mop Heads. special ............17c
2Sc Wilson Bread Toasters. 10c
28c Victor Flour Sifters. lie
$1.S5 White Enameled Chamber Pals $50
$1.75 White Enameled Chamber Pals 8 70
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-05-15
SECTION RroeIamakian.

Board OF Supervisors of Elections for
The Parish 0f st. Landry, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-05-15

Whereas, the Police Jury of the Par
slsh of ST Landry did attIIe session held
IA May 4th, 1895, oras4n that an election
should be held on saturday the 12IIi day
Oh June, 1903, throughout the LAnse
Bleu School District, further designated
as schVpI District No. Two Oh eft the
of ST. Landry, BOUNDED and described as
follows to-Wit commencing at the
South east corner of Section Nineteen
s. 70 Township Five (51 South of
Fo on East; running North.
thr e ence running West
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-05-15


You DIES Cannes thence M
said Bayou 1o the Son
of the property OF kFa
running South one (f
seven (27A chains m tao
ner OF Section TWen
! ship Five 5) South
East thence ranni
ID the place
Now therefore
Board of SUPER
and for said
qualified, eanlfniS
virtue oH The
hereby give public uoua
Satur Jnn
an election Will be held
school district st e
tablished Nv sald ors
lice Jury aEthe office
within the Sounds
being no regularly
place therein, q
will be- submitted
payers of said di
under the EOnsktn
State, the following
list. Whether
levied d special
the dollar pea
Ten (10l years OA a
situated tia said
purpose Of Acquiring
and constructing
all such building alR8 ae
for the successful a9a
school, the q saAsA
ed liza the public.
such cases made
conformity to tie
one-dfth0f th
said school dstEcs aAA8sA
made part of said aEaaaaA
be levied aud
and in accordance
with the y Ns
81. whether al no
be voted az saN
district shall
accordance wt
erai Assembly I'll
for tbs year
And ia further
thorisy vested Id a
visors az EleCt0 g
appoint the 8oflo
and Clerk FL
namely CONS
Laf1Rur,
Attales; CLERK
Said Comm l9Hegg
open tho p0N
aud Gloss En-
p. Mi, on The
and 10 make
pursuance
Of this State sss
Police jury
Done, 0rdeEea aae
this 4th day 0
HES
Board of
the Parrish
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-05-15
Rarges for Export lumber

Lake Charles. La. May 1.-THE
Clooney CONSTRUCTION Company, of
Iockport, the largest bodybuilding
corporation between New Orleans and
Galveston, is turning out q number
of large barges TO be used il export
ne lumber. The barges are being
bHilt for Houston ana Galveston par
and some of kbem are regular.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-05-15
10 Memphis.

Confederate Reunion at Memphis
Tenn, June 9Th to 10th, 1909. The
q. g. q N. e. viii sell round TRIP
tickets from 0pelousas, La, to Mem
phis. Tenn, fer S10.10. Dates 81
sale, June 9Th, 9TH and 9Th, 1909.
Good for return, June 18th, 1909.
BY making q deposit Of so cents
with Joint Agent at Memphis, Tenn,
tickets will be extended to July Isl,
1903. See local Agents.
j.. W. JORDAN, q. T. & 2. A.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-05-15
R4ofIce.
OnIee "a Rankn IL ArnandrIlle

UIHGe OF BhNk OF A~TnaHdNIIle.
A~rnaudvine, La, Mayl5ta 1909.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
wifi be held atst3e office of the bank, on
Tuesday, ~ Sth, 1868, between tile hours
Of 81 n M and6p. M for the purpose OF
electing seven directors To serve for the en-
suing year. JIM. OLIVIER.
Maay&5-4t Cashier.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-05-15
j. $. Land offce at New Orleans La
An1FfF 18Th 100

u. 81 Land Od4ce at New orleans, La,
April 18th. 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that Jean Bite. W.
Veiilon, of Eunfce, La, who, on Jar Il,
1904 mad Homestead entry, No. 26179. Sc
rial No. OHIO, fer nWM Of SELL section %
township D south, range 2 west. Louisiana
Meridian, has nled notice OF intention to
make Final Five Year Proof, to estaD.
Iish Claim tothe landaBove described be-
fore Clerk D fG0uTt ait Opelousas. La. ON
the 18th day of May 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses. UIysse
T1drines Adranfe Vidrine, Enlogene Gull
Tory Linsey Manuel, all OF Eunice, La.
WALTER I'll COHEN,
apliss8t Register.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-05-15
A DEMONSTRATION NOTICE.
ESTATE OF THaoDosE 0. oHAeHERR.

ESTATE OF THE0DOsE 81. CHAeHERR.
No. Probate Docket District Court. par.
igh, of st. Landry Ca.
Whereas, Alexander Croft. OF Saint
LandEY parish, has applied by his petition
70 y appaintea administrator ofthe above
namaG esEates
Now therefore, notice lis hereby given to-
allpartfes Interested to make opposition to
sa4dappointnent, 10 file same In writing in
myomce fn 0pelousas within ten days from
the date OF this notice.
YVES ANDREPONT,
nayG5-lt clerk ofGourt.