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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-04-11

Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No APPETITE. and what did cat
distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood
Bitters cured mel. II. Walker.
Sunbury, Ohio.
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The Dame Went Wronq.

The stranger laid down four aces
and scooped In the pot. This game
Amt on the level" protested Sage
brush Sam, at the same time produc-
Ing a gun to lend force to his accuse.
ton. That amt the hand dealt
ye."-Lippincott's.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-04-11

Constipation caused headache. nau.
sea. dizziness. languor. heart palpita.
ton. Drastic physics grippe. sicken.
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Doan's Regulets act gently and cure
constipation. rs cents. Ask your drug
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-04-11

Never can tell when you'll mash a
finger or suffer a cut, bruise. burn or
scald Be prepared DR.. Thomas's Elec.
trio Oil Instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures the wound.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-04-11

FIR SALE Good buggy and har.
ness cheap Call 365Y. II.
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HORSE, BUGGY. HARNESS. WAC,
on. etc. for sale; cheap, Phone Am.
erican express office. II
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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-11-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF LAFOuRCHE

| Thibodnux, La, November 9tn., ISL
The Police Jury Of the parish Of LAT.
Eourche INST this day pursuant to adjourn.
ment on yesterday.
bPresent.-Mr L Basset. President. and
M,essrs L G Roger, Leonardo Talgout l..
n Boudreaux, J l. Rodrigue, r M Hat
cher and Joseph Dresner.
Absent.-Messrs. u Barrios, Alexan-
der Theriot'and P HI Tetreau.
| The minutes of yesterdays session
was read and ordered approved as recor-
ded.
The committee on claims submitted
the following report.
Thibodaux, La, November 9th 1911,
To the Police Jury.
Gendemen.-
Your committee on Claims
beg to report that they have Examined
and repoYE favorably on the following
claims and pension petitions. 'to:wit.s
J. L Aucoin, witness and JURORS sCertifi.
Cameron Pierson Co, Index and :.
eyelets for clerk. ...... 1890
Aucoln. Express ...... ''.65
Scmmert & Warfeld, Articles for
A 4 Bourgeois. Re pair book TYPE: -'
Planters Hdware & M Co., arti-
Giles for Jail anu II, 1910
Thihodaux Sentinel, Pub Pro and
Ferry Sale,.. ;. :. -. 64.2.
G a kraemer. for work on Chaek--
f1hay road (drainage): ed
y Lefort, chffin for fauper, 500
f. S Fleetwood, Ice for Ell Sept Il
Octave Malbrough, Pumping and -
hauling sewerage frcm Jail vault, 1878
Cameron ierson Co Index for
Sheriff and express. -. 49, s,90i
West disinfecting Co. Iisinfe ction
etc for Jail and G H. ~ IG5. r.
James Heary, Ere igbtuG cisinfe,t-
ant, tect. land drayage, ;'.... 7.ss
De A Meyer. Coroners fees. l5l.N
Meyer Drug store, NJ edicines for
Jail: 1890. :..,,,.... ). 300
Roth Drug Store, Med and anti
germine for JAIL. - .. 3.25t
q RiYicre 81 Co Lawn mower and /
: art for Z y ,--.......... -. AGO
Town ct Tlibodaux, water service -
' = = - . I
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PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE. 81 90
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Total disbursements @64s4 j
Grand :Ps9'1: total ovsrdEsvn, 2aaa Z
Respectfully submitted, !


! Parish Treasurer
The communication from the Citizens
0ank Oh hA''ufcne applying .or Inc s1a
cai L: Agency Q, the scnool 1nnds OF this
pnd On r dHsH - NJ Raar mas .Sksn up
dad ala ~ NJ $500 " NJ ~ atie secon'
aou tt TX g.. ~ 1900. ~ act,on We 49,
H.d NO iEr,sJ;otie,, oran s ss sns s1Ly
leu "o III. II over salo 1anos. Gar
~ 4.,s t,, Ar. M 1,>,-
ant .11 sT nnt :. - LTwe VINO w.
e.. ia thpt In an,a. " ~, h sne
COMMITTEE n c;ti~ans - +ha IT, " g 9
T Iynnd.see = S. nA;as % me Town q
raaaest tsa Pni,pps ~ u n nn %
ierrsta srIS, ~ $500 g apPoaH1 ue-
the Nationai Rivers ie anJ = H Hcne ~ %
.sress whieh viii meet!sih Mosh s c8n-
B G on Decemha e : AMI a Ia1s s. ks snn
gates to this Congress 70 1oin and: act
with delegates representing the Inter.
50 kS kA~~ 4
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-11-18

St John Pontoon bridge.


st John Pontoon bridge.
One bid from M B Kerne, offering Sixty
dollars per year, and
One bid from Arsene Martin, offering
one hundred and twenty-five dollars
per Year. Both Of the above bids being
Tor Pontoon bridge. '"<
Galliano Ferry. -
One bill from Julien Gallisno for Twelve
dollars per year.
Your committee further report that
they have accepted the bids of Mr. James
Beary for the Angelica Ferry, ,Arsene
Martin for the st John pontoon bridge
and Mr. Julien Galliano, for the 9allia-
no Ferry. ~
Your committee fur Their beg to report
that they have advertised for sealed
bids for the lease Of the Ludivine ferry,
bnt no bids were submitted therefor.
Respectfully Submitted.
l. Basset,
w 8 Lafargue,
Committee
At this time Mr. Edward Wisner, rep
resenting the TerIebonne LAND. CD.
which was granted
ginning Of the litigation between the
Parish and his Company no work has
been done towards the development and
reclamation of thelands belonging to
them, andurged the Jury in justice and
fairness to himself and associates to
push forward with the least possible de
lay the termination of the litigation be-
tween them and this parish.
Mr. Dresner, seconded BY Mr. Bou-
dreaux moved that committee of two
members Of this Jury be appointed by
the president to confer with Messrs.
Howell q Caillouet, the attorneys of
this parish and ascertain from them
the exact condition and status of the
suit between this parish and the Terre-
bonnie Laid Co. and report to this body
at to-morrow's session. Carried.
The president appointed on said COM
mittee Messrs Dresner and Boudreaux.
The following applications were read
for tho positions Of road overseers and
action thereon postponed to tomorrow,
to-wit.
David N Scally, A Williams, Pierre
Champagne, Julien A Bourgeois Al.
fred ID Chol, A A Scott Al Lasseigne,
Saturnin SEWN, Gus G Wallace, Edward
Morris, r Scott, and Felix III Ri
chard, elem Hargis
Mr. Dresner, seconded by Mr. Bou-
dreaux, mGHed that committee OF
three be appointed to draft resolution
expressing the sentiments.of this Jury
Carried. 'sf' - 20
President Basset appointed on said
committee Messrse Dresner. Boudteaux,
and Falgout. .''iT
Mr. Falgout, seconded by Mr. Bou-
dreaux moved that the Jury now ad.
journ to tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Z.
Chas Coulon il Basset.
Clerk President.
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Il. R. DuPRE, : Publisher & Prop
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-11-18

I; " when tn elfare zand interest Of the
parish ofsefourche was concerned,
EE IrRpLVED, that in the death
OF our late Srk, this Jury monrns the
loss of o 10 iaul and efficient officer and
ole who n over ready to assist and
aid us in oiforks.
BEITFUrHER RESOLVED, that
we tender aiprofound sympathy to the
family Of tkiecessed in their bereave-
ment.
'BEITFuTHER RESOLVED. that
these fesni1 BINS be made part Of the
proceedinek this Jury and that be in
seribSa an Operate page Of the minute
boaksst q for that purpose.
ISirnad Joeeph Dresner,
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-11-18

for CHI and iail ... 1915
Town Of ThilG,aux, Electric cur -
'psnts,r G. n and iail, -. :. 1890
Joseri, Richard, for freight and :.
drayaee on Bronze piates,... ., -. -
James Walker, jury Ing body of . ~
ssndras paisie, jury ing body of !, %
Max if Bupre, j jury ing Body Of nc . -
joseph fiempiet, jury inq body of -
81 as1 5S%si.:, jury inq body Of .m
Fa1r sS & Hivsud.is It'd services lilos.s7
Garcia Stationary Co. Index Tor
Sherif, and express,... .......... s'sO
- sl7aa.os
| Pensions -
Mrs Joseph Mathertie, at 2 90 per
month for Nov Il Dec: AGO
month for Nov Il Dec. :. 80. 4.g0
:. 800
Reespirulation, ~
Claims. $l762.69
Pensions. ....::.. $40
Respectfully Submitted
Jos DresuAt
Leonard 'Falgout,
COMMITTEE on Claims
Mr. Boudreaux, seconded by Mr. Fal-
kout, moved That the above report be re.
Seived, and that An appropriation q
SI77O.O0 be made to cover the claims and
pensions therein reported favorablys-
carried by the following vote
Yeas-Basset, Roger, Falgout, Bon
dreaux. kodrigue, Hatcher and Dfes-
ner.
Nays-Nous.
The Finance Committee presented
the following report, which ON milton Of
Mr.. Rodrigue, seconded by Mr. Roger,
was ordered received and approved. /
Thibodaux, La, Nov 9TH, l9ll
TO the president and members OF thu
Police Jury of the Parish of Tsfourchs
We the undersigned members of the ri
nance Committed, beg leave 10 repot
books and vouchers OF the Treasurer CON
pared Same and found same 10 be correct.
Respectfully Submitted,
Leon z Boudreaul.
JL'Rasset,
Committee on Finance.
Report Of p. +. Legendre, parish trea.
sur4f, In account with tie General
Funds Of the Parish Of LaAurche. for
the term beginning Septftfh lsll, ana
ending Nov 9Th, 1911. ~
Amt overdrawn Sept Is, I'll -. $16299 g
E Erom Incense Incense: on Iicensss 3S
Total receipts for term. 50 80
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Net amount overdrawn receipts
deducted. .... -. .......... $l6A)S 81

Net amount overdrawn receipts -
1 QeCuCGeu.. .$Ao<VS W
! -Disbursements-
Salary Of officers. ..............$ 22O.1
Road Inspectors, .........: 80. 3H,U
MILEAGE and Per Diem, 627O
Pensions. 73S.O0
Conviction Fees. 1850
Witness Fees. ..:::.,, 356.75
Jurors Fees, :. 523.3O
7 all Account. =. 1890
| Justice oftfie Peace Fees.. $500
Constables Fees. 80. 49,. 76ODN
Conveying Prisoners, ..::;.:... 5.5 3
S fspsI4s df roads, gss oolleo'of SO g
Janitor and hounds. $3.50. 49,. 118 90
Interest on ooercheck in Banks. 1896
Thibodaux Sentinel. Printing
Tv A Axe, Test. state !. jack
c Cum Tel. & Tel. Co. messages. 1
Eugene Fleetwood. Ice for G H.. 4.e5
JAS Beary, Sheriff app .Wilfred Au- :.
Jas Beary .shff.App Vic Boudreaux us
Jas Beary, Shift App Ppmpey Ven. ~
A R stauhton, Wiring sherin's :.
rh aSoss, con.t, 4 sup Co., Eieo y
stq a,1 sa" Rctei. Rent Tor Court +: .
House purposes. :. ...:.......: so 90
Nat long, sherifi, serving sub in
ny Rivier:e 4 Go. hose bibb Tor
Expenses on. Iiockport Lookup, :; :s4s e
superior Maahins Z supply supply Co.. ssss
% q 5 Mspis J; X: ..";;:, nse
L Aucoin, Clerk, Rec Proc Yer
bal Inq.. 49,. 500
P Aucoin, express. ....,. :. l6O
Underwood Typewriter Co, ribbons 60
Underwood Typewriter Co. Type
L Aucoin Drawing jury. -. 20 CO.
for G Il .......... 81. q 90
Roth Drug Store, med for jail, -. 8OOI
M Poole, Treas, Donation, 49,. 100 90
Town Of Thilodaux, Depdlfts ON
5. Ms,gs'i hs:iy, sheriff. holding =
James Be.iy, sheiiir. Making; ser :"
Arthur Adam bal due on contract. IS IS q o.
Octave Mslbroagh. pumping Jail,
: W Wilson, Agt, Freight. 49,. $50
Y'Riviere d CO, Articles for 6 H 860I
Ellis Braudis Sons awnings for CHl62 90
Nafcisse Adam, Amt ret from G
e H Meyers d Co, Bal due on,
Furniture. :....... ........ 1867
--
Total disbursements @s4sa is |
|Grand total ovardravn o1kqi1 -
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official Journal Of the Parish Of
2fcurche.
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1resspass. Notice.

The pnblic is hereby notified. that
hunting, fishing, moss picking, trap
ping, and otherwise trespass,ng, is
positively prohibited on. any and all
OF ny lands, under penalty Of. the
lay.
Il Alexsandre TAerioi.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-11-18

tered atshe Post Office at 7'hibodans, ia
co,td class matter.
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subscribers who fail corrective their paper
II time should notify sswtrhout DELAY.
Evening journal., 1911-09-01
FRIDAY, SEPT. /. 1911
SHIRKERS.

GONE people now and then say, when asked
- 10 help in any movement for the advance
ment Of Wilmington, that while they may live in
Wilmington their interests are only incidentally
here. They look upon Wilmington practically as
suburb. Some OF them may live here but they
do business in other places They fit in and out,
living here for various reasons, but not wishing
10 be considered part of the city, or part of
Delaware. Others there are who don't live here,
but they come TO this city TO do business, and
for one reason or another they get away. Neither
class really knows or appreciates Wilmington.
They arc a part Of the lost motion Of the city.
Other places similarly situated have the same kind
Of people
And yet il people live here or arc in business
here they should become concerned in the welfare
OF the city, and should not try 80 offer excuses
for their failure TO show civic pride
we arc here because we are here" is the way
that Impresario George H. McCalls Chorus of the
Mighty Monarchs OF Musical Melody would put it,
II they we're singing in train coming from Do
yer political convention, and this sentiment ap-
plies to all of US who live in Wilmington or have
business connections with the city. Why not then
face thcpiain TACT and do our part by Whining
fong Patronize persons doing business here, heir
all movements for the bctterment Of the city and
try to do share, small though it may be, toward:
making Wilmington what il should be
There should be no shrkers and the man who
Processes to be interested only incidentally in Will
mington. although he is bound TO the city, is real
" shirker.
Evening journal., 1911-09-01

and all sorts of bad food goes with dash, is up
and doing, and is entirely tagged out at the end
of the short vacation period. How many persons
when they return home say that it will take them
some time to recover from the effects of their
vacation Many come back bordering on illness.
And yet in large number of instances vacations
are positively beneficial. change of scene and
all that which the doctors talk about is good Per-
sons are apt to become clogged, if they follow
dull routine but some happiest when they stick
TO routine Whether vacation does good
or not depends upon the individual and how he or
she spends the time. 1t can be made beneficial
or the reverse.
Perhaps If many people who complain OF the
need of a vacation would make up their minds to
walk several miles each day, rain or shine or even
TO and from Office work, if they live a considera-
bic distance, would find in the long run that they
would be benefited fully as much as il they took
a vacation for several weeks, and then went back
TO their regular life without proper exercise.
If Dr. Sergeant thinks vacations are harmful,
what must he think of various methods of alleged
amusement in the ordinary course of life, dinner
parties the social whirl," so-called being in It,
the various things that the weary man of family is
called on to do in the name Of pleasure and amuse-
ment.
Some men work much harder and worry more
in trying TO amuse themselves than they do at their
daily toll There are others who merely want TO be
let alone to do as they please, rest when they
want to and 20 when they want TO go But there
are few who can carry out this plan-supremey
selfish some would say-but If they can do IT. they
are happy.
Evening journal., 1911-09-01
aDnrN DranV
'HNULV NLHUH
FOR PACEANTS
Big Time at Colony Above
Wilmington for the Next
Three Days

Following weeks Of publicity during
which time the newspapers have aired
the outer and inner life Of Arden, the
residents Of that little villege have
mapped out program for Saturday.
Sunday and Monday when all differ
ences are TO be laid aside and King
Festival Will reign if it doesn't rain.
On Saturday and Monday the histori-
cal pageant robin Hood will be
held. This will be the second Of such
pageants held there.
II VIII open with a parade forming
at the club house at four o'clock and
the merrymakers will proceed to
Guild Hall. There a real harvest
home will be held and numerous little
pieces Of the handiwork Of the people
OF Arder will be offered for sale.
Saturdays program will be repeat
ed on Monday and it is expected that
the attendance will surpass that OF
last year. On Saturday evening the
Players Guild will present a scene
from "A Midsummer Nights Dream"
On Sunday the single takers will
observe the birthday anniversary of
Henry George the propounder OF the
doctrine. This celebration will be
held in the open air theatre and prom
inent speakers will make addresses.
Evening journal., 1911-09-01
JUDICIAL REFORM.

II RESIDENT TAFT, at the meeting Of the Bar
Il Association urged the lawyers TO take up the
work Of reform in judicial procedure For several
years there has been great deal of talk about such
reform but little definite has been accomplished.
Replies TO questions sent by an economic as
sociation Of Boston to its members scattered
throughout the country stated that reform in the
methods Of the courts was the most important
question before the country today. But the law
yers are slow 10 take hold of it,
Perhaps the prodding by the President will do
some good. II ordinary business were transacted
as slowly as the business of the courts and sur
rounded with as much red tape, it would be very
difficult TO conduct business at all
One of the reforms in judicial procedure which
the President should touch on is the frightful
abuse of reecivershps. The charges and expenses
are frequently enormous, the delays are often
interminabe and the litigants are forced to suf-
fer grievously.
The great applause, however with which the
statement of the President in favor Of Increasing
the salaries of Judges was greeted would seem to
indicate that any effort TO cut down the outrag-
eousy high sums allowed receivers would be fu-
tile
Evening journal., 1911-09-01
:: Personal and Pertinent ::

r The prominence of Hetty Green. account of her
great wealth and her fund business knowledge is
such that many persons try to obtain stories of her
life In book FORM II is considered odd by many book
lovers that no one should have attempted write the
life OF Mrs Green who in financial circles regarded
the greatest business woman the country ever has
seen The for the lack OF books concerning her
financial doings Is that she is to publicity al
though she cannot avoid IL because her wealth Wall
street mems Libraries filled with books telling of
the interesting of who have built up Tor
tunes but the life Of Hetty GREEN'S the shelves
Possibly bographer of the great woman hnancier will
appear after her death Her belief the chances Of
young men for success is based the theory that
they must not rely on their parents and she
carried that out in the education OF her SON. Colonel
f. H. r. Green, who now gets hundreds Of offers Of
marriage-New York Press.
Evening journal., 1911-09-01
NEW CORMANIsM.

TT HROUGH the power and manipulation Of the
i Democratic machine in Baltimore city Mr.
A. p German, himself State Senator, and son
OF the former noted leader and Senator from that
state, will be nominated for Governor of Mary
land. His nomination means that if he is elected
the delegation to the next Democratic National
Convention will probably be conservative, and that
the new Gormanism will follow in the lines Of the
old. Ring rule will again be fastened on Mary
land
This is the view taken by most of the shrewd OBJ
servers at Washington, though some Marylanders
assert that the next Democratic National Conven-
tion delegation will be for Woodrow Wilson II
Wilson should get delegation under the Cor
man leadership, it would be because of his per-
sonal popularity and Southern birth, and not be-
cause the German leaders approve the political
principles for which the New Jersey Goverror
stands
Evening journal., 1911-09-01
VACATIONS

nR- DUDLEY A. SERGEANT, the physical cul-
- ture authority Of Harvard University, has
struck blow at the American habit OF vacation
taking. He admits that 10 abolish vacations would
be unpopular. but it would be better for many in
uiuduals, especially their pocketbooks he might
have added.
In many instances, declares the doctor. the vaca-
ton is more harmful than beneficial Many per-
sons, he continues who devote fortnight or more
each summer TO idle loahng and overeating come
back 10 work more tired than when they went
away.
Undoubtedly this is true Of the many "two-week-
ers' or one-weekers Many persons who have
had much practical vacation expereHce will agree
with what DR.. Sergeant says, although they will
be leath 10 give up the idea OF 3 short vacation.
Whether harmful or beneficial the vacation habit is
hrmy established that it is likely TO be done
sway with
AS yacation the city man or woman rushes off
70 some resort, endures life in pen of room
Evening journal., 1911-09-01

The Journal has received letter regard
ing Superintendent Spaid and the campaign
work which it is said he intends to do in the
State OF Maine. The letter is we'll written, but
not signed, and the writer of it should know that
he should append his real name, not necessarily
for publication, unless desired by the writer The
Journal has no rule about the publication OF names
to letters in the Peoples Column although il pre-
fers that letters should be signed when printed.
but it does not print letters unless the names OF
the writer's arc known TO The Journal. There is
no objection to printing the letter The Journal
is referring 10, If the writer sends his name but
The Journal does not print anonymous communi-
cations.
Evening journal., 1911-09-01
CASCARETS WORK
WHILE YOU SLEEP
Salts, Calomel and Cathartic Pills Are
yiOlent-rhey Act on Bowels as
Pepper Acts I'm NOstrils.

NiOient-They Act on Bowels as
Pepper Acts In Nostrils.
Take a Cascaret tonight and thor
oughly cleanse your Liver. Stomach
aud Bowels, and YOU Will surely feel
great by morning You men and
women who have headache. coated
tongue. can't sleep. are bilious. nery-
Gus and upset. bothered with a sick.
gassy. disordered stomach, or have
backache and feel all worn out
Are you keeping clean inside with
Cascarets-or merely forcing a pass
ageway every few days with salts,
cathartic PILLS or castor oil? This is
important.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the
sour, undigestod and fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry of the de-
composed waste matter aud poison
from the intestines and bowels.
Remember, a Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning. A
10-cent box from your druggist means
a clear head and cheerfulness for
months. Don't forget the children.
Evening journal., 1911-09-01
@FLIRT COPv LOSE HER JOE.
Police Chief Says Her Garb Would
Make Any Man Stare.

LOS ANGELES. September L.
Miss Fay Evans, the "Flirt Cop" is
out OF a job because Chief of Police
Sebastian did not like the clothes she
wore.
When Miss Evans brought about the
arrest Of nine mashers in three days
Chief Sebastian sent for her to inquire
into her unusual success.
When she reported Miss Evans wore
a light colored lace dress, white shoes
and stockings. black silk sleeyed
wrap lined with silk Of brilliant red
and collar and cuffs of the same hue
This was topped with a tall domino
hat the size Of a peck measure.
Its all very plain to me now re-
marked Chief Sebastian THAT getur
would make most any man stare. You
are discharged
Evening journal., 1911-09-01
PASrnR AT ROOTHMYN.

The Rev. ]. l.. Estlin who several
years ago resigned the pastorate Of
the Presbyterian Church Of Smyrna
and has since been residing in Phil
adelphia recently entered upon the
pastorate of the Presbyterian Church
at Boothwyn Pa, above Wilmington.
Mr.. Estlin was pastor of tho Reformed
Episcopal Church at Eighth and
Monroe streets at one time.
Evening journal., 1911-09-01

Missouri is to have statewide road. Governor
Hadley has been travelling through the state work
ing for the project and he reports that the farm
ers are enthusiastically for it. The Missouri road
TO be built by the state is not likely TO be so good
a highway as the DUPONT road which is to be con-
structed by an individual in Delaware