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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-15
For Sale.
Notice 70 Planters.

One Dean double action size 7zzx5a
&c inches No. 20U41.
l smcdiey si3g!e action size 64A4aa
x10 inches
l Epping Carpenter & 60. Ltd,
single action plunger pump 10. 4
size 6x4x9 inches.
l Bau Pump double action size Ok
34x6 inches.
Henry R. Warrington double
action plunger pump size 6z3xf
inches No. 1924.
l Marsh air compress No. 1868
size 6y6x6
l Blake fly wheel single action 5x4
"A inches.
l Blake boiler feeder single action
size 3Ax51x6.
IA. S. Cameron single acton No.
1922 size 3x6x6 inches.
All of the above is second hand,
but has been repaired and put in good
condition. and is as good 50 new.
Apply
Thbo,laux Boiler Works Co Ltd
Tbibodaux
La.
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Saved His Leg.

a!Ali thought I'd lose my leg writes
j. !. Swens-n, of Wa;ertown, Wis.
Ten wears of eczema, that Is doctors
couli not cure, bad at last laid me up
Then Buck!en's ArDica Salve cured
it. sound and we'll" InfalIible for
Skin Eruptions, Eczema, Salt Rheum
Boils, Fever Sores. Burns. Scalds
Cts and Piles. 25c at all druggist
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-15

Neutrality-suspicious. Maya
zine requires the services of repre-
sentative in Thibodaux to look after
subscription renewals and to extend
circulation by special methods which
have proved unusually successful.
Salary and commission. Previous
experience desirable but not essential.
Whole time or spare time. Address.
with references, Fl. z. CsmpbelI, Cos
mopolltan Magazine, 1889 Broadway,
New York CITY.
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TRESP ASS NOTICE.

Hunting fishing and trapping on
,ur lands is strictly prohibited ard
will be prosecuted to the
NH extent of the law.
Philip Toups,
Edward Toups,
Oscar Cancienne,
C,'prlen Cancienne,
Z. Penisson,
Leonce Morvant.
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Trepass Notice.

The public is hereby notified not to
limit fsh, or otherwise trepass on my
uouerties 10 Terrebonne parish. form
erly owned by L. Lejeune and Jos.
Tabor. Violators will he dealt with
according to law.
EMELEUS THIBODAUX
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Trespass Notice.

No bunting and trapping
allowed on any land known
as La. Meadows Co. North of
Morgan La. a. Tex r. r. East
Of Chitamahan Public Road
West of Bayou Des Allie
mands and South of Lake Des
Allemands without a written
PERMISSION from Ernest T.
Psyregne.
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- - . -
Notice.

We hereby appreciate and return
thanks to the j. II. Hempel Insur-
ance Agency Of Lucy ?. y. La, for
the promptness bv which they settled
our claim sustained by lost of fire to
the amount of $4,000 paid us IN full
by J. Fl. Hempel agent at Lucy P 0
La.
&. ALEXANDRA & Bros
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Trespass Notice.

No hunting or trapping al
lowed on Lot so North of NJ.
l.. q r. z. r. West of Bayou
Des Allemands known as
Leon Godchaux Co. Ltd. with
out a written permission from
Ernest P. Peyregne.
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Trespass Notice:

Hunting and trapping on our lands
,.tnctly prohibited and trespassers
III be prosecuted to the full extent
isAe law.
> Allemands Land Company, Ltd.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

rrespassing, hunting and fishing is
,,,ictly prohibited on Isle of Cuba
psntatiou. Violators will be prose-
,c,d to full extent of the law.
A. u. FoLsE Nor
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Trespass Notice.

Hunting and trapping on our lands
|, strictly prohibited aud trespassers
iii be prosecuted to the full extent
d the law.
Louisiana Meadows Company
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lSALESNEN WANTED to look after
our interests in Lafourche andad
iacent countries. Salary or Com mis-
sion. Address Lincoln Oil Co Cleye-
and, o.
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A Man OfIron Nerve.

A Man Of Iron Nerve.
Indomitable will and tremendous ener
gy are never found where Stomach,
Liver, Kidneys and Boweles are out
of order. If you want these qualities
and the success they bring, use DR..
Kings New Life PILES, the matchIess
regulators, for keen brain and storing
body. 25c at all druggists.
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Trespass Notice.

Hunting and trapping is strickly
inhibited on my Plantations. Tres
sssars will be D. secuted to full ex-
sei . the av
G. S. Mathews.
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Local Paragraphs.

The largest bottless IN the South CT
all kinds of Cdrbonated Drinks. Our
speciality Arms CelrJ Phosphate l.. e.
Arnys, 1110-l115 Annunciatlon St.
New Orleans.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

bunting and trapping on our lands
is strictly prohibited and trespasssers
will De prosecuted to the full extent
Of the law.
BOWIE LUMBER COMPANY Ltd
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NOTICE

No hunting is allowed on Rienz
and Webre Plantations.
Levert & Morvant.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-15

Mr.. Nick Lassiegne moved
into his new residence on
Main street this week.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-15

Mr.. Oliver, Engerran and
family, of Bowie, spent Sun
day in town with relatives,
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Children Cry =,
FOR FLETCHER's
CA STo FRA

Itch cured in 80 minutes by WOOL
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by E. N. Roth, Druggist.
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w. THE
Merchants need bill heads,
The business men envelopes,
The teachers programs,
The girls visiting cards,
TIE young men wedding invitatiops
Come 10 The SENTINEL office.
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DIR. Felix Riviere has re-
turned from Ohio, and has
resumed practice.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 TO RIA

Read the list Of Commits
sloners and Clerks of cleo
ton appearing in this issue.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-15

Mr.. Ozemee Naquin has re-
turned from Browns Wells.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-15

The child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Legendre has peen
very I'LL for several days.
Middletown transcript., 1910-05-07
SingerIy Wilkes
A word to the wise is sufficient.
William T. Smithers,
Secretary of State.

A word to the wise is sufficient
Singerly Wilkes again in 1910 stands
for mares that cannot be got in foal by
any other horse. Think of it, Maud s., q
mare worth hundred thousand dollars
went to her grave without ever producing
a single foal. Now are you going to let
that good old faVorite mare do the came 2
and forever loose her blood when she
ought to raise several colts. All you have
to do is your part and we will do the rest.
SingerIy Wilkes is one of the very last
horses that the late William NJ. Singerly
ever bred and think opportunities con-
sidered-one of the best. To make long
story short think that Singerley Wilkes
is one Of the best all around stock hoIses q
to-day in the world; know its big place
but Singerly Wilkes is big horse. Ask
those who have had experience with his
get. They say they never had eueh.
Why? Because they never had a SingerIey
Wilkes before, they are roadsters and
workers combined with courage and finish
at every point, and last but not least with
brains to carry it ont. Now use this horse
with the commonest mare you own, and
all of the rest and the best, with the best
horses you can find and when the results
appear in 1911 just take look and be
convinced for yourself.
Ills fee lie $25 to insure a mare in foal.
For further particulars and extended ped
igree address
J. M. JOHNSON,
Townsend, Del.
p. Not responsible for accidents.
Middletown transcript., 1910-05-07
ROLLS OF HONOR
Pupils Who Have Attained An
Average Of go Per Cent
MiAhlatnwn Pnhlin anhnnla

Middlet0wn Public Schools
HIGH SCHOOL. llth GFads-Marths
VoshelI, Lena Weber, Estelle Beasten,
Rebecca Collins, Rupert Burstan, Alfred
ConnelIee. 10th Grade-Ruby Whitlock,
9th Grade Blanche Clesver, Maude Fay
Ior, Helen Mcdowell.
GRAMMER SCHOOL. 9th Grade-Laurs
Connellee, Elizabeth Gibbs, Rose Evans,
Hannah Kirk. 7th Grade-Sarah Hates,
Alexander Berkman, Orah Spry, Anns
Spicer, Alice Boulden. 9th Grade-Avery
Donovan, Elmer Kirk, Clarence Weber,
Mildred Redgrave, Marian Vinyard,
Elizabeth Alexander. 9th Grade-HarTy
Segelkin, Bessie Denny.
PRIMARY SCHOOL. 4th Grade-Frank
McWhorter, Odel Gallagher, Foster John
son, Clara Gallagher, Allen johnson,
Frank Walker. Sd Grade-Frances Coch,
ran, Leila Pratt, Alice Hall, Marian Pin
der, Claude Fourscre, Miller Reed, Grace
Brady, Frank Jones, Harris BeFkmsn,
Viola Marker, Florence Pennewill, Will
liam Myers. I'd Grade-Gladys Long,
Elva Freeman, Clara Brady, Lille HollinG
Clyde Taylor, Richard Cochran, eRmue
Lundy, P. L. McWhorter, Jr. 1st Grade
Marion Armstrong, Laura Fogel, Sarah
Pearce, Virginia Pearce, Margaret Ritchie
Corinne Vansant, Frances Graves, Gwen
dolen Gary, Clinton Jolls, Parker Schu
man, Fannie Rosenberg, iIsssc Stafford
Rogers Fouracre.
Middletown transcript., 1910-05-07
Mothers Day !
Proclamation

Perhaps no movement has in go short 9
time taken fiTmer hold upon the nations
consciousness aud thrilled its way to pub.
lie appreciation than the nstionaI obser.
vance of Mothers Day. And in reeogni'
ton Of it, aud with the hope that it may
ever be perpetuated, I, Simeon s. Penne'
will, Governor Of the State of Delaware,
do hereby set apart as Mothers Day.
SUNDAY, MAY 9th, 1910,
and l respectfully request and recommend
that the day be observed throughout the
State. Especially would | urge that in
the churches appropriate sermons and ad'
dresses be given, and that everywhere the
white carnation, the symbol Of purity be
worn.
The word, Mother, awakens the tender
est sentiment and the deepest emotion oi
the heart. And whether she is absent and
her picture hangs slowly fading in mem.
ory's gallery, or whether she is present
sitting seFeneIy in the twilight's soft glow,
she ia mother, the best, the most unselfsh
of all friends.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
/, Simeon g. Pennewill, Gov.
ernor of the State of Della
ware, have hereuI to set my
hand, and caused the Great
Seal to be affixed, at Dover
this second day of May, iI
SEAL the year of our Lord one
Thousand nine hundred and
ten, and in the year Of the
Independence of the United
States Of America, the one
hundred and thirty-fourth:
By the Governor
SIMEON s. PENNEwILL.
William T. Smithers,
Secretary of State.
Middletown transcript., 1910-05-07
RECORD SMASHING GALORE

Record making of all sorts is
the fashion of the hour. Paulhan,
like some huge winged monster,
flying 1877 miles through the icy
darkness at times q mile q min
ute; that frisky, husky white
haired youth of ~, Weston, hnof.
ing it from sea to sea, all wealth
ers, up bill down dale, scant 4OOC
miles in " days; poor old
nanny cat, impelled by death.
less mother love, travelling 4C
miles and then toting her month
old kitten in her mouth 40 miles
back to- her home again, all in
two days; and last but not least
our cheerful Mr.. Taft, wearing
the eternal smile, swinging
round the circle" in style that
for pace and distance puts John
sons record quite 10 the shade.
Next!
Middletown transcript., 1910-05-07
LIGHT AND WATER ELECTION
MesSrs. Davis, ,lPeverIey, Green


The four gentlemen nominated at the
public meeting held 10 she Council room
on April 26th, were chosen last Monday
without opposition, save q few hundred
complimentary votes cast for Messrs.
LetheFbuTy and CleaVer who were not
candidates.
Under the town charter each taxpayer
ia allowed one vote for every dollar Of tax
paid by him.
We append the names OF the new COM
missioneFs with terms for which they were
chosen, together withthe number OF votes
received by each:
Il. I. Davis, for one year, received
), ,261 votes.
Geo. v. Peverley, for two years, received
8, 100 votes.
John G. Green, for three years, received
5, 4l0 votes.
DR.. Dorsey W. Lewis, for five yearp, re.
ceived 5, ,449 votes
Walter S. Letherbnry and ]. A. Cleaver
each received small vote, the former 2S9
and the latter 46 votes.
The town is TO be felicitated that busy
gentlemen of such standing and intelll-
gence are willing to give so much oftheir
time to its affairs. This result Is no doubt
due very largely 10 the interest shown by
the citizens in the public meetings pre-
yiously held. The TRANSCRIPT ventures
10 suggest the advisabiIity of having all
accounts audited yearly as is customary
elsewhere.
Middletown transcript., 1910-05-07
Communicated.
THE LOCAL NEWSPAPER

EDITOR TRANSCRIPT May / speak q
word in favor of THE TRANsCRIPF2 !
heartily agree with the article on the fret
page of last weeks issue, entitled "The
Local Newspaper" TIE TRANSCRIPT does
practice what it breaches. II 10 q clean,
truthful paper, always ready to say q
good word for any good thing, and not
afraid to denounce the bad.
During the local option campaign did
any one see anything in THE TRANscRIPT
in favor of whiskey? No, indeed. Every
time the paper was in favor Of "no-
license, the editor preached 'no-licenae''
and we know be voted "no.license."
During the recent cigarette agitation,
do you know where THE TRANSCRIPT
stood on the subject? Well, if you don't
you did not read the paper, for it told vi
plainly enough.
So with every good work. II makes
sure it is right, and stands firm.
As for news, we'll, whatever news there
is can be found in the columns of Til
TRANSCRIPT. But one does not expect 9
MiddetoRn paper to be as cock.full o.
news as a Philadelphia daily.
As for me, would not be without THl
TRANSCRIPT if it we're double the presen
price. HOPE HAMPTON.
Middlstown, May I'd, 1910.
Middletown transcript., 1910-05-07
WARWICK

Misses Ethel and Eula Vinyard spent
last Saturday in Wilmington.
Miss Blanche Wright spent q few days
the past week in Middlstown.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lofand is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. John Stephens,
in Cscilton.
Miss Bertha Lynch epent the past week
with her sister, Mrs. NJ. E. Pensel, in
Chesapeake City.
Mrs. Blackburn and friend, OF Whining
ton, have been eRtertained by Mrs. J.
R. Fl. Price, near town.
Mrs. Louise Crawford has been enter.
tanning her daughter from New Castle q
few days of the past week.
Our base ball team was organized last
week. Messrs. Guy johnson, Manager,
and Samuel King, Secretary.
Middletown transcript., 1910-05-07
EE LIKES aucH suRpRrsEs

It's an old saying: the best advertise.
ment is pleased customer.
1t happens to us continually in this
way: A man buys Devoe for bis house.
he has painted is once in three years for q
dog's.age, and thinks he knows what be
wRnts-buys 80 gallons, and has 10 left.
He seee right-of that 20 Devoe is as
much as 80 Of anything else. He likes
that il comes quick il is a surprise and
he tells OF it. The, best advertisement is
q pleased customer.
Three years roll round. There isn't 9
sign that his houee needs paint /; he don't
paint il. Next year he don't paint it.
This comes Glow it is surprise !; bat he
has got used TO Il. Still the best adyer-
tisement is pleased customer.
IL J. F. MCWHoRTRR & Son.
Middletown transcript., 1910-05-07
ndarsa Pnhlin anhnnla

9th Grade-Ethelda Webb. 9Th Grade
Anna NJ. Berry, Alice B. Croft. 9Th
Grade-Emma Wallace, Frances Davis,
Norman Ward, Rsynor Carrow. 9th
Grade-Viola Smith, Blanche West. Lulu
Boyer, Loleta Buckson, Pearl Harris,
Helen Wallace. 9th Grade Isabella
Smith, John Kumpel. 4th Grade-Helen
Manloye. Sd Grade-EmiIy Webb. Dor
othy Reynolds. I'd Grade-Anns DuIin,
Malcolm Mccoy. Primer Grade-Irvin
Rose. Harold Phillips, Helen McGee,
Sarah Sacks, Sarah Greenberg.
Middletown transcript., 1910-05-07

LET every one of our readers
who has had the priceless bless.
inq Of q devoted mother, in rev.
erent memory Of her love and
goodness, wear q white carnatiOn
On Sunday.
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Only Ono ssBEoEEU eUEEINE~
That IS E-a-NLLE[ II B=-IZED rsLr--Ic-E-- COX
for The Signature ~ =. W GROVE Used the
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NO MILITARY HOHORS
FOR GEN. FUCKER
By Officers Own Request,
Funeral Services Viii
Be Simple.

Without military h0nors, at his own
request, Brig. Gen Daniel H Rucker.
who died at the age Of niuery-seven. al
noon yesterday. at his home. 1874 JET
ferson place northwest. win be buried
II Arlington Cemetery on Monday, AT
II O'Clock Funeral services viii be
conducted privately at his residence by
the Rev william TaylOe Snyder
General Ruclzer was perhaps the most
widely known retired army officer His
death was Immediately due 10 an acute
attack Of kidney trouble. from which he
had suffered for many years
Born Ap-I Is 1872. at Beueviue, y. J..
General Rucker, at the age Of eight
years. went with his parents 10 Crosse
Isle. Mich. where q few years later
ne began preparation tG enter the army.
Lta was made second lieutenant OF the
first Dragons. October &. 1851 For
distinguished bravery On the field he
was brevstted q major during the Mex
lean war A few months after the
close OF this war he was transferred to
ne quar- J5rInaster's department where
ne remained until his retirement In
1SS2
General RUcxer had seen all but three
o. this Government.
nose beng the Washington. Adams and
- e1terson admin Situations lie is sur
vlved by three daughters, Mrs Philip
sheridan and the Misses Sarah and
Louise Ruczer.
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PLANS PROSECUTION
OF SUGAR COMBINE
Federal Government Marks
Trust for Violation of the
SehTman Laws.

| NEW YORK, Jan. The American
I Sugar Refining Company Is marked for
I prosecution by the Federal Government
for violating the Sherman antitrust
( laws
Believing the Indictment found last
July against the officers and directors
/ of the alleged Sugar trust for conspiracy
In restraint Of trade in making the no
torious SegaI loan for the Pennsylvania
Sugar Refining Company, viii be barred
by the statutes Of limitation, the Fed
eraJ prosecuting attorney has brought
the matter again 20 the attention Of
the Federal grand jury. with the de-
mand that the trust be indicted for acts
committed IN violation Of the Sherman
law within the past three years
IN view Of the criticism made Of form
or Administrations in their failure 10
prosecute the Sugar trust, and in view
Of the effect OF the publication last
mo-th OF q stolen letter written by At
uoruey General EVickersham 20 Attorney
Wise. IL which Wickersham said he be
EeEed the prosecution would Do barred
by the statute Of limitation, Govern
ueuI officials are more anxious now
than ever before To avoid making a, fall
ure Of the present prosecutions
Friends of President Taft say he
wants 20 see the sugar trust convicted
So he may prove TO the world than ne
IS q trust buster
in the Investigation IN the sugar
weighing frauds the Government obtain
ed books and records OF the various re-
TDerleS III this city and Il IS said sew
erl discriminating entries were found
The GereTumenr believes there existed
-eltlcneu'S agreement between the
various TefuerIeS and the American
sugar refining COMPANY which con-
trolls 20 Der cent OF the total output, ana
that the trust dictated prices TO the
or her concerns In the trade. iU is de-
Cls~cd that the American was always
first t5 Use or lower prices
From -hese facts the Government
hopes 10 snow a violation OF the anti
trust laws within the past three years
and thus fir5 new indictments which
will stand the test
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Died

EANTIzE.-on Thursday January : 1910. At
EIz. --f Eleventh ----a- u1rr1a1=-- Mrs
- JUDITH p BAXTER. IN The serautr-ta-ri
year ~ her age
BOND-0n THURSDAY January G. 1910. at
$50 ~ ~ az his residence L.H5 Quincy
street E-ookIa-d, D. T-- CSWICk l.
BOND
CIDNIE-O1 Tnurst'Ey- January g. 1910 a.
1850 p H. CLARA beloved wife OIL Rob
ar1 F. Crcu-e- and daughter OF the late
JoEn and Esebecca Egdiumaver, cf BaI-i-
more
Services az her late -esI1s-ce. 1877 Gales
street uC--heas- on saturday ar II-s8 a.
Relatives and friends invited lra
CEER-Oa "Wednesday January s. 1910 a.
O'Clock g. H. FRANCES H. widow o.
John oher, In che eiEH-y--ni-5 year OK her
PILE--On Thursday. January g. 1910 ar $50
are-ua. Mss ANN PHILIP PILE
ECCHEE-Ou Thursday. January 100 Al
J. u-- ar bis residence. I.1s TaF@rsrr place
northwest DA>-TEL r. EL-TET-R br5el5le-
general T. = army retired IN the ninety
eighth year Of his age
Funeral from his late residence On Non
day, January 10. 81 ID a. IN Interueut at
ArliuE-cu- fa--sra
Genera RUciyer was born ar Bellevue.
= a-r Anr-. - lh--- but az early axe
ss-1cTeC 70 Crosse Isle. 1Ilch. after an
EcrTe r.ti-ra-E life he came o. was 1iuE-1u
- l,>-- tle year cF his retirement from thu
service Death followed an illness or one
week General Bucker IS survived by
-1rae daughters
yVzIE,-Iu Concord Mass January 4. MAR
GAEET T. WEIR AGED chIr-y-tv-0 years
and SIX months
Funeral Friday. Jauuzr- Z. at 10 O'Clock
3 M, ia The Episcopal Church az Lincoln
1lass- 1r-
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COLONEL MONTAGUE
WORTHY PRESIDENT

Col Robert Lee Montague today as
sUmed the duties of worthy president
OF Washington Aerie, No. 125, Order Of
EasleS. Ia addition the following Of
fcers were installed at meeting last
night Worthy vice president, William
ClaTHe5 chaplain, Ed Schmid; record
ing and financial secretary. J. Donald
Britt; treasurer, James L. Feeney: in
ner guard, r. Y. Frankhousen: outer
guard, 9 Lacovaro- rustees. Gus Brah-
Ter. Robert Shocks, and w = Cowzn:
DR.. Louis A Walker and
Dr.. William r. Walter
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Deaths.

benjamin : Vawter. 5 years, pos Sew
euteeuth street northwest
Walter r Proctor, 4 years 81 South
Carolina avenue southeast
Louisa lie Eoir- Is years. Ss5 Sixth street
southeast
Wilson c. SeIden- 81 years, II c street
southeast
Prank Barse. ? years. So Ninth street
southeast.
Charles 1IcClosEev- 70 years. Z1I4 FIazIer
place
Nary W N0hat. = years. 1871 Twenty
eighth street northwest
Ann p Pile, seveuCy-tvC years. 1917
Rhode Island avenue northwest
Elizabeth J. lIecm, eiElty-tVvo years.
1905 Twenty-ninth street northwest
Michael A W Louis sixJy-thTee years,
Grant road
Clara Cronie. ffty-twO years, 1875 Gales
street northeast
John T. Hutchinson siNtv-tWo years
51S Tenth street northeast
os7Eck Lee Bond, "A years. 100 Quincy
street uurtEeakt-
1Iarv A Connolly. - years. 81. y street
southwest
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Schools and Colleges.

SHORTHAND AID TEFEWE
Special rates fC- complete ste1ogrzpnlt
coufze InciE5dlaI Instruction Positions
Euaral.see6- Shorthand taught 10 hours
study ETENOGEAPEIC ACADE1EE Ma
VIZ = ERSkISE- Principal Colorz1s
8cfIdinE- uclg-r1- p. f-s5r
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UNDER ADELUSION.
FATHER SHOOTS SELF

SAN ZIP ANCIsCO. Jan. In order
70 escape imaginary pursuers. while
beset by nightmare. Phineas L
Guild, cousin OF former Gov. Curtis
h Guild Of Massachusetts. sent q bull
let into his brain. His wife was
cIinging 90 him trying 70 prevent the
act
Two children slept IN an adfoin-
ing room. but were not disturbed by
the report OF the revolver or the cry
or their mother. Guild has been sun
Ject to decisions. following a nervous
breakdown for more than a month.