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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-24
ACE no. 27s.

Senate Bill No. 1877,
AN 10T
Submitting to tho people Of the State oS Lou.
tsiana. at tho CONGREGATIONAL election 10 be
held ~ Noveener. lS20. ~ anaenomsaa % tne
Rftsen years from tie date of full cash
peymsnt Of their capital stock domestic
steaEaahap companies engaged IN iorsign
exemption.
Wheraas. ths CITY Of New Orleans is the
natural gateway OF the Mississippi valley
through which should paaE the commerce
ct that Rree8gaa AID most ytrile secsion
Of this republic aad
Wharess, the conplstson OF the Panama
CANAL viii gixs m enormous stimulaa TO
Trade and camraeaee between the Aissis-
BIppi Yailey snd Orient and the west coast
Of South AnaSica and Of cur own country
and
Valley and Of ths Whole South must be
pcopAred to take immediate advantage of
this new channel OF trade, lest the vast
Geld which II opens bs taken possession OF
"a Y maritime slTs'' e his country
Whereas. great steamship companies
SSHiaiisd IN aSw 9rlsa na.as ags ths mS on5y
whereby trade and commerce between the
Mississippi Valley and the countries Dor
defing Oh the Paeiac Ocean may be pro
NOTED and conserved for cur own country
aAd
Whereas, the State proposes to tax her
self to promote . great worlds exposition
81 New Orleans 10 celebrate the completion
Of the Pananaa Canal. and 1t is the States
duty to encourage and promote the organ
izattou Of such great steamship companies
in aid and in furtheranes OF tina project.
Section i. Be 10 enacted by tho General
Assembly OF She State Of Louisiana, two
thirds of all the members elected to each
branch thereof concurring. that at the cong
Tuesday, November 8, 1910, the following
amendment to the Constitution shall be sub.
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ACT 10. 1aa.
ouBU biII No. 5U1s
Joint RESOLUTION

mouse b1l NO. 5U14
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution
OF the State Of Louisiana, for the purpose
Qf raising sufficient revenue for the carry
Ing out Of Article 3o3 OF the Constitution,
by imposing one-afth Of . mill upon ths
total State assessment for the use Of the
Confederate veterans under the provis-
ions OF Article 500 of the Constitution of
the Stats OF Louistana, and provided that
said one.ffth Of q mill shall be taken from
not more than . 6-mili State tax for all
State.
Of the State of Louisiana, two-thirds Of the
members elected TO each House concurring,
That an amendment to the Constitution Of
the State Of Louisiana be submitted to the
o1alf9ed electors of the State for their az.
proTal or rejection, as provided BY Article
321 Of the Constitution of the State OF Lon
1siana, at the Congressional election to be
held on the first Tuesday next following the
first Monday in November 1910, providing
for the levying of one-fftn of q mill of the
State tax for the purpose Of experimenting
che appropriation already for the pensioning
OF Confederate soldiers and their widows
uHdsr &he provisions Of Article 303 OF the
Constitution, and providing that one-ftth Of
9 mill shall not pc construed as increasing
the total rate Of State taxation over six
mills for all purpose, and provided that
upon the adoption of this amendment game
shsll at once become Eeif-cperattve and the
funds derived therefroua Immediately used for
said purposes; and provided, further, that
the tax collectors shall receive no commits
sions for collecting said onesGfth OLA mill
herein provided.
Speaker Of the Hours Of Representatives.
p. ~. LhMBREM0NT,
lieutenant Governor end President Of the
Senate.
Approved: July Z. 1910.
J. Y. SANDERS,
Governor Of the State Of L0uisiana.
A true copy:
JOHN T.. MIOHBL.
Secretary Of State.
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70 those who have horses. mules,
Or other animals. needing medical az
tention. DR.. j. o. Richardson. 2. Y.
S., offers his services.
once and residence On Landry
street, near Mercantile Go. Phone
258.
PROMPT attention. Skilled service.
DIR. j. D. RICHARDSON:
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ACT NO. 15a.

House Bill No. 209.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to Article 229 OF
the Constitution of the State OF Louisa-
ana.
Assembly Of the State Of Louisiana, two
thirds Of al tha members elected To each
House concuFring, That an amendment TO the
Constitution Of The State of Louisiana be
submitted to the qusltfed electors of the
State for their approval or rejection, as
required by Article a2l Of the Constitution,
at the Congressional election to be held on
the arst tuesday next following the first
Monday in November, 1910, amending and
re.enactinF Article 29e Of the Constitution
Of the State Of Louisiana. so as 70 read as
Article 22s. The General Assembly may
levy q license atx, and in such case shall
eraduate the amount of such tax to be col.
fected from the person pursuing the several
trades, professions, vocations and cantngs.
All persons, associations OF persons and cor
porations pursuing any trade, profession, bus
mess or calling may be rendered liable 70
such tax, except clerks, laborers. cleTgymenl,
school teachers, those engaged in mechanical,
agrieuItzEal and horticultural pursuits, and
manufacturer other than those OF distilled
alcoholic or malt liquors, tobacco, cigars and
THOSE engaged in the business Of s~evering
natural resources, as timber and minerals.
after convert them by manufacturing or not,
may also be rendered liable to a license tax,
but in this case the amount to pc coilee!ed
may either be graduated or liked according
fo the quantity or value of the product at
the place where 1t is severed.
No political corporation shall impose .
greater license tax than is imposed by the
General Assembly for the State purposes.
mis- restriction shall not apply to dealers
in distilled, alcoholic or malt liquors. The
General Assembly shall have authority to pro-
vide that municipalities levying license taxes
equal in amount 10 those levied by police
iuries for parochiaI purposes shall be ex-
empted from the payment OF such paroehfal
II. @. DUPRE,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
P. N. LAMRREM0NT,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate.
j. Y. SANDERS
Governor Of the State Of Louisians.
A true copy:
JOHN T. MICHEL,
Secretary OF State.
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9. Stand once at New Orleans LIE.

AuR.I5s IaIUs 7
Ho9icel Il hereby Rfven that Theogene Gull
lOYy of 81. Isandry, La who. ON July 24s
1906, made HomestaRd entry Number
1885,. Serial No. 0lk59, for fractional lot
No. 81 geg13on Is. township 3 sosa8h, range j
east, Louisiana Meridian, has filed notice of
Intention to make Final Five ear Proof to
establish claim to the and above described
before Clerk ok Court az 0~palousass Ia.s
1910.
Claimant as witnesses; Jos. o.
Ardofn, of Pine prairfe. Ia, Reggie Xetllon.
of Pine Prairie, La. Dondiego EonteHot. Of
Pine Prairie, Ia, Dezsaa Ardoin, Of Ptlse
Prairie. La.
WALTER 4. COHEN.
-&ug2T-6t Register.
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Taken fin

Tassam FIN BY fae undersigned. d Spring
1MAg4 W Prairie. one threesyear-old
heller. color red, and white spots; has been
ranging Oh premises for two years.
Tile oVne is hereby notified tncome for
ward. prove property pay cost. and take
animal away. or same WIFI ne sold IN ac-
c0rdance with Police Jury ordinance reia-
tive TO estTay animals.
D.. III. sETLEY.
sep&I9-2t Beaver, La.
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Notice.

Parties owning land located on the
0peIousas, Gulf & Northeastern Rail-
way, who wish to dispose of their
land, will please send me a list giving
description, price and terms. / will
endeavor TO put those who wish to
sell land IN touch with prospective
purchasers.
]. W. JORDAN,
G4neral Froieht and Passenger Agent.
july Is re
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ACr 10. PSF.

House Sin No. 100.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment 20 the Gonstitufion
81 the Stats Of Leuisiana, relative TO the
leyyine of 4 tax Of net less than three
nailie on the dollar by parishes, cities or
TOWING, for Che support Ut the public schools
Section s BIZ IL resolved By she General
Assembly OF the State Of Louisiana, fws
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ANW NO. 1877.

AWA NW8 AVTs -
House hin No. a2e.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Promising an amendment to Article Two
Hundred and Eighty-0ne {2sl1 Of the
Constitution Of the State Of Louisiana, rel
alive % the issuance Of bonds for work nf
public improvements by municipal eorpo-
rations, parishes and schools, drainags
and sewerage dstricts. the City OF New
sceciai taxes 60 pAy for same.
Section /. Be e resolved by the Cen
eraI Assembly, Of the Stata Of Louisiana,
twe.4hirda (1-3l Of all shs members elected
ID each House consuRrfng, That Article Two
Eundrea and LEKhSy-ons (2sI3 OF the
Consfftueian Of the State of Louisiana be
IS amended as 60 read % follows:
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-24

The 4 Is hereby notified To come Tor-
ward, prove property. pay costs and take
ang5s.se John REED.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-24

Taken Up M II tas g ons sFosn e BrI naRsF
beef about eight years Old has been In
n~eighborhnod about SIX years. Said ami
mails a fence breaker. Branded on the
right hip thus
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-24

WANTED.-A white woman to.
keep house IL Leonville. Address ].
+. Shirn, Leonvine, la. sep10-2t
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Whereas. ozeme Fontenots OF st. Lam
dry Parish, has applied Dy his petition
to be appointed administrator ofthe above
named estate.
Now, therefore. notice fs hereby given to
all parties interested TO make opposition to
said appointment. to flle same In writing IN
Ysy ONCE in 0~peiousas within ten days from
sha Gate ofthis notice.
IVES ANDREPoNT,
sep T-2t Clerk ofGourG.
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4 ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE
:, Probate Docket District Court
Parish of ST. Landry, la.

ESTATE or LOUISA FONTENOT, decd
Wife of Eainont JonBerGs
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DE- ono STTLL LEADS.
DeGeutea IIaeStOn 30 10 ~ IN secsRd
Nights RIlIard Play.

Alfred ne ORC played even better last
night At Doyle's FOrty-second street room
than he did on the opening night ~ the
three cushion match. he scored - prints
while Thomas 4 Huston made 49, This
made the totals ~ the sni of the srcond
nights lay De orc. 100. Hueston o.
Three cushion billiards b o game Of know %
and unknown angles and tho two wizards
seemed 10 have the halls beuitch-d. They
glided about the table. bounding % frst
one cushion and then another in most fUa-
cinating ways. and round sitter round OF ap-
piause greeted their delicate stroke
Or oro was The particular star hccauzs
he was ahis 70 score last FOR such conirs
and failing 10 count he usually lcft t~
opponent in such position hat be cot l,ttis
from The leave This game " one wherg
playing safe probably counfs more than
In any other billiard game. and once during
last nigHfs play each ulaVer faiiet 10 count
Tor seVon successive iuningH nud eafh
n,anaged 10 leave his cue ball ciuzN 10 H.
rel aud hss opnonent's Tor duV ~ table
Ne ORC started N we'll aud added q fs-g
10 bis overnight score ~ 80 end then Hura-
ton added iew buttons 10 hia string mai 'ug
some fascinating shota. lie vas nine ~
hind When the play hsEAn ard Doc scored
~ while De Dr0 made 10. Then De Or1
went ahead AGAIN and when be- hsd made
IS Illusions -cors Fas a. showing a gain
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Club came up. This was the outcome Of
trouble on the Pacific coast which originated
With the suspension Of the San Francisco
Kennel club Last AugHst. The OAKLAND
Kennel CLUB asserted that the head body
had violated is constitution By granting
the Golden Gate Kennel Cldb. . newly
formed association. dates for a show held
recently in san Francisco.
Under the constitution a new Organtxa-
tion cannot hOld . show until u has re-
ceiyed the consent Of an Older OrEani1a-
zion which gives shows " thin a twenty
ave mile radius Of the location Of the
Younger club The Oakland people clninied
they had not given the Golten Gate Nlub
permissiOu for . show.
The Golden Gate ciiCial= stated tnat
they had the permission Of the san Maieo
Kennel Club. " hich va an older organiHa-
ton than oakland To which OAKLAND -
piled that San Mateo Was hryond the
i1enty-dvs mtle boundary Presumably
tho geographical survey showed mat san
Nateo came " thin the limit. a. the direc-
tors upheld the Golden Gate end.
An Amendment 20 the rules was pre-
Bared b. Jauies Mortimer, TepresFnting
fba i.adies Kennel Clnb Of Amertca, 70
the saect ihsi pappiSs ~ s5Gil si . ,re,a
tons ,rsrr provided after n heap 81 Dis
question the amendment vas lost.
Among the dele raj - presfut Were
u n horaririirr. DEifnt hnnre. .. = hnlih
sr4 WINTHROP Lufhef u0d, rrprssrnunE ~
s,.rriat- r,rmhsrss William L. harclaJ, Alfedale
Tryrirr cub. g. NUS AIloh ptehshpndc NJ.
UoHt. Huunewen. f1A Terrier CUB. ". u.
Uingfronf spaniel cub Wilson Bailey. Anthra
ne Il n. n a. kcaste1 Herseu County n &
h. louis q Knot bloodhound club; "a.
Oarru..4 H,stnn Terrier cub, Edwln J. hoger
9HhiaE Cnb u n Ldsnu. collie club. =, u
GuwsT Trsminrhan District r. G.. DT D. y
gis.leE Crest Dane cub. q 4 Werthelui.
,'sriorus Alrrdals Terrier C.uh. Joeh ha .l,.,
rs -strrh Foa Terrier club, ninGlelon Van anaicA
TrrHer emo
Othsr delegates we're
Andrea Albright r. M0nmou County X. r.
Ia-frt "a Anuletun NauOnal Beagle club lhei
urond snth Nea England beagle Club; 4 q.
fIoolry nping R0-k x e. ur. J. Y o. Mund
Eussaa WoifhounG club. Howard Wllles, aAn
Wateo X H.. 1 &. WumertlnE Nauta Cruz
coanU X g.. ClArear- Sarkeii. seulte DOG
F1nrtrrs ASSOCIATION. George Lauder, r.. West
Wrhisnd White Terrer club. and GeorGe Grecr
Wesrhester X. e.
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YaehlInE Netea.

The rilbhouss Of ne Neu YORK Canos Club At
Rsnsonhursi WiIl b. formally opened nent Saiur
ne lnsl.s Warrior Yssh' Cub sin 90 ls.s rom
missioa on saturday. hag ne cub hurFee
Wfil b. boosted and saluted 81 o'eiock 10 The
ne sou,nsru Yaeht cub monbsFs have q dory
a-st i've new ones have ben added duhng
To- winter and win furaiah ots ef racihg ais
sumner.
CO, ". D sn0w a ths Yaehfmsap Club has
named MS nv Tncht 3vaagI afasg ~ I've dapgh-
~. Eve and DoroshY: ". y1eet vas eulli
~ salSt %. 90 VA Sa'l'v De Havana raesF'
TSs sasdsr sisss yseai fsg z. c. Yisiessr !. IN
erssis q LsIlsI'L NJ. RlssrhsT.S cruiSilT
nSior boat. cFistlna 4 ainssi nssay for CON
nillion.
ne o sss, s,ssm ysehs nsslsuisa Suusd b.
Fhsrnaa Cihniagham has had inward buiWarfl
sdded and 4 nov hauied out foP pHlnting
ia scan yaohs PsIsgIina. s5npd " n. n.
waite. VII 20 - c9nnllnalan - June o.
Harry Brown'a auHiIagy srhoonar yacht viuigoY
n 10 On ~ on dsct helnE paintod
Tha Orsat lakes Power Aaat Lsagts haa ri~ri.d
Shsss 0hicefE cgmmodgFs. ~. a p HuhhaTd
Sies- csnmodore W W arnpna rear cas, lro,iors
{. n. q. PeCt. UnrFstary aad tfeaanfef' u. M
Buaaio % tuiy 40
Pa, BUEahan - bfsa. chgssa rsaF sSuus.
Oh Heury y Sutphen. Who roagnsd.
HolHa 8urrsas ms changad ~ ufnd Az
INSTEAD % caiilng ~ Nifs lf1rmariT OinrTnl
Ya1hee OH ~ has choaed Virginia e We nans
Harry L MaHwsu'a ai1oB yneht AvruVrp. Ia,
hern ogurhauied 20 Bristol and a nog aAont
CasselE G. RgmIiu.a deep AavsutuEuul, sulli
lagi year ~ mElTel1ofsi8 tglnn oVgFharirf n
argiol A. n. saepafa y he yachrs stlppsr.
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on the night Of for De Oro
hu''stOn's riyfieth count was . beauty
te found the rel and spot balls close 10
rsther 20 one end Of the "a bic and the 80,
ball ,los' 20 The nail 70 the other end. but h.
.' orFd on q i've cushion hank shot. for " III, a
BE- NaH app'auded. DE- OrO fairly ele trifef
the crowd with q m sc Which missed count :
ING nv n hair. bat 70 was brilliant attempt
the Fue bal was almost irOZen 10 tho rcd
Iaif way dOau the table close 10 the "a q.
ana the -r' Ond Obiect hall vas about az
In. b.. from the lower right hand corner.
He messed ~ roes the table, cane lack To
the corner. taxing two cushions. and Just
misss-i The ,ounf -
Whom De uru mad made % Hueston had
~ huftou- IA his string De Oro suored
. ana then h- ball Jumped the tabls When
afoifed gave llue-ton a chance aud hs
s~uret three err brilliant shots but De Ono
then f6aini ths balls iusi % his likln- aad
made = run Of O.. Sc hsst o.. Inc evening.
and De- nuished The zane IN his sAty -drsi
mning
o. toos one more inning 10 flnah the
- eniug's game than b. DID on The opening
nigh. Tie at'endanDe a. poyir's VS. very
large. every seal hpng ufuuted The
match viii ~ 'ui-hei tonight H. Gro is
nov in better form Than 10 ever va. bat
i1~sion ha- been 10 aud r. not piayIn- his
brst iorW
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POIO
souadron ~ Team Defeats West PSlni
nWlcers.

mUuaufnm - NWaM WElEAN WIZ EAAN
Onicers.
SQUADRON a polo team defeated a team
OF officers from the United states Military
academy ~ West Point yesterday after
noon The game was played on the parade
grounds a. Van Cortlandt Park and the
score vas goals 70 7 10 favor Of squad
ron A n vas fast game and exciting
from start 10 hnish Mayor Gaynor was
among the spectators. lie was making q
tour Of The Bronx and stayed q few min
ute 10 watch the contest.
me West Pointers took the lead a. the
Start De Almond scoring two goals and
Hnneycutt one before he squadron players
sould bresk through their 5efence IN the
MIN period cram shot the nrsl goal iOr
his team after a brilliant run and he added
another in the sixth. when, De Almond also
srored for the West Point team, making
the score 81 this point West Point 81.
In he nsTt period Lawrence got busy and
scored two very pretty goals. While Law
renee Cram and Strong each added one In
the final period when the pace began to
tell on che Army men.
The lineup and summaries
gauadron A 20 D. A. " Perry. No :. p n
gtrong- 30 A. r. & LAwrcnog. back. n. 2 Holt
west Point No Lleu! Honeyrutt No. 2.
iIeui Ds Armond. No \ LIEUT. oooDsr: back.
IicuL Alien.
sibs;itutss- squadron A JouliaFd Spsnoer
for Lawrence " y. Cram for Holt
Earned goals Squadron Any LAwrence. p
BIZ cram. ) by strong. J. lot b. penalty. none
To1sl. : ws.i Point ID ~ Arme9d. = ~
Rsierss -ChssvsT Goodwin. Tine sighi Deriods
81 ~ minutes each.
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AMUMEMKNTS.


INV TOaKB LRADINg TnEAFmA8
AND aCoCEsAaA.
RlaPlRE sway : - q EvE slA
LAST WEEks--ALL sTAm CAST
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IN Nsn Comed3 b. \. 2, IhoaAAe
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DON'T MISS RI AT ANY COST I've. sue.
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Ewes SIS. Nat sAt al rs. TOWN.
NEW AblSTERnA llTHE,AIr.RE, 90 81! y.
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3 TWINS SEiETsSS,
ana tine ORIGINAL CAST.
gWF5.jHy
laE WeRgR'S Sway 42!s. Ig:y.s.; 81. y;
best SEATS o. ~ Edward tlorks.
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; NENNEL urn NETTING.
Gsiden Gate Oa-IaIs lphela N Paria,
CGast sguabble.

Srly routine bgainess vas transacted Al
iae regular nuirterly meeting of the Ameri-
an Kennel Club. hsid NJ ths clubs oele.s
liberig sweet. 1sst-rday afsrmnsr
VOLTS Hgu~svell sas in she rhair
40 mesiinc ~ ne bnard ~ dlreriors
lfit lafsF ~ protest u tho Oakland Eernsi
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ron SALE SEVERAL GASOLINE cen.
HERCIAL VEHICLES. MAY M SEEN At
~ CORNELIA ST. BETWEEN AND sac
A. M AND AFTER Pm. TAKE SIXTH
AVENUE EIEVATER 10 sra 1T.
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.NyCkoh. church and Partridge took the
children from the School for Crippled
70 Coney island Yesterday. More than
tReuty StesrIz Ulrs. loaned for the day
by rua' omers ~ the hrm. were used to
rarry the ~ little guests Ter their annual
drive. The children had their lunch ~
4 luh
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AUTOsSOHll.EB

@gqzesG.,,
JUST 10 SNOW WU now
THESE cARS ARE "TAkiN0"
Man after man has come to
me who had recently pur-
chased higher.priced cars
saying HE HAD HEARD SO
MUCHAbOUTTHE REGAL
HE WANTED TOrLOOK
1T OVER. After inspection
they all, without exception.
expressed the greatest regret
at not having discovered this
JEWEL" before. RATHER
LATE. But there's a MORAL
in this FOR YOU. y
You will never know the
utmost you can get IN car
value until you examine the
REGAL 80" AT S1,25O.
1t is SIMPLICITY ITSELF
beautiful in its lines-POW-
ERFUL, SPE EDY and
DURABLE. You have THE
CHOICE OF THREE COL
ORS, an unusual offer. Fur
nished in Toy Tonneau-
Five-paSSenger Touring or
Runabout body - WITH
REMY MAGNETIC AND
FULL LAMP EQUIPMENT.
| want you to know all
about THE WELL BUILT,
STURDY REGAL.
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pARKOTs FOR sALE-I viii ship % the first
hundred persons. & regular tie Mexican parrot
for e3.s0 Guaranteed to talk. of tiie hifd exs
changed Address Malcolm Brock Bird and
Animal Dealer. No 100 East Genesaee street.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-30
DEMOCRATIC Caucus.

The Democratic voters Of the city Of
Barre. Vermont, are hereby notified to
meet IN caucus in the city court room
in said city on Friday, July /, 1910. at
1870 o'clock p. m. for the purpose Of
transactng the following business, VIZ. .
To elect twelve delegates and twelve
alternates to the Democratic state con-
vention. which is to be held in The city
of ST. Adams, VT. on July Ia 1910. at
ten o'clock in the forenoon; also. Is elect
twelve delegates and twelve alternates
to attend the Democratic district con
vention for the second congressional dis.
triet Of Vermont which is to BE held ii
the city Of st. Adams, VT, on July IA.
1910. at 1880 o'clock p. M; also. to elect
city committee for the two years next
ensuing; ALSO to do amy other proper
business.
Per order Democratic city committee
81 the city 81 Barre, Vermont.
Dated at the city Of Barre, VT, this
s7th day Of june, 1910.