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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-03

+ a very low price today at e. f.
Davis q cos for boys blouses. only
49, cents each. Here is a nice new
line of rompers for children, Are in
various eoors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-03

oranges 20 for 25 cents. Bananas 90
for 25 cents today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-03

A. A. Soule makes a demonstration
of summer speclalties for camp and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-03

see the marvellous array of new nam
mocks H. q. Barker Co. are showing
Values from s1.25 to Sc. They are Bar
ker's selection. which means much.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-03

At Blanchette & Cyr's you can buy
new straw mating, 25c quality l9c
SIC value 25c and soc grade for ioc
yard. Fine secondhand chiffonier So
also second hand art square AZ a bar
gain New $50 parlor suite fer So.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-03

Headquarters at John Coughlin S
Drug store for all the Jap and joss
sticks, from Toe to 25c a package, one
stick said to burn an hour. Original
Saturday candy. new arrival 30 H.,
high grade quality guaranteed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-03

CLOSING out sale of popular sheet
music" f. A. Dennis will convince you
of this being a fact If YOU will read
his ad. as sample all popular, voca
and instrumental l9c music for loo pei
copy. read the adj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-03
Saturday
Special Sales.

j.. Locke says native fowl, native
pork, home cured ham, native bacon,
home made sausage. also veal loaf,
cooked corned beef. cooked ham and
tongue: native salt pork II lbs. 81;
large pine apples l5e each 2ats. wax
beans 25e spinach 25c PIX: radshes sc
bunch, buncAes 25c. Valencia
oranges 35c doz., , grape fruit 25c. AS
paragus, cukes, bunch beets, lettuce
also strawberries by express.
]. F. Turner's Cash Grocery: Ma
tive hams, whole lac, native breakfast
bacon by strip 10 cents ioin roasi beef
Is cents, IL pounds salt pork 81, 6
pounds tripe - cents. , pounds strip
ped cod fish % cents. pounds soda
crackers % cents, 5 pound package
Arm d Hammer soda % cents, bars
Lenox soap - cents. II lemons 80
cents, 16 bananas % cents. l6 oranges
% cents, good lettuce 10 cents. No. /
cnkes cents, nice berries Il cents,
native rhubarb 8 cents, fresh native
eggs % cents. pounds Bermuda onions
% cents. IS cent bottle olives 20 cents,
fresh beef tongues Is cents.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-05
NeIids Iufu.
Wtelos.

Wercion foti oil WarfufIen fobin
tdpbeuinen mastafobta. YfIinfertoi'
iuus tdptti IieId p%leliippben tilan 10
ranbauinen mufatpuuS mastafi n.
peutta ia loistoa. SieId ei peteleb'
tinpt ioufoittain IaisfotteIefpia, la'
mertelepia, mailman patriiieia,
muan Iiifaui fieud muutamia biliai'
fla, armoffoita p%stdpid, ia oria'
iouftioita ebusti moniaat mapaute'
tut intellect ia naiiet = fristittpid be-
Elm : iiiwoia ia IddnnDaifid limit
I'D, iotfa ubraIipat ipbamenid Ia
ieIunia iidntdmdeaeen. Suciusta Ia
@oIatpo, iiantadnid ia emdntdanid,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-05

&btpd Iebmdbafa muofratta'
mana Sbompionin farmin wieresid
IdbeId Nemportin !ufeeTia.
2abempid tietoia npitte iaaba
EbompIonin iormiIa mrs. Sbas.
2leemoIaIta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-05

Wtarfufien buomiota muuaue. Sit
ole?
= Sbastuttatpaa, teiiarinno; liiai
ibastuttamaa IopeItuafieen ndin al
baiieen ndptelmddn.
= Waii, matt raimopdd! fuisfaf
poppea. Ole maronampi. Sos Nee
20 oliIt fuuuut pubeeii tai ndbnp,
taileeii, min tuo lotto iaattaiIi ides'
tdd Min iublauista ndptelmdd FUN
iinun ~fuoIemaaIi. Sieodthdn ettej
Saeiar Iieod mibaTia fasmoia, fun
bdntd bumittaa bpmpiud.
Gn ole ilnebtiid futen Saeiar,
mastaii Wtarfus. Wtitd ipbdmmeni
tuntee, fen tdptpp faswoistani mpDs
fnnaStua.
= Wlitd lie on, bdb? fpipi Neerp,
oiafIi funqeen MartufIen lanai. Isl
ilpebtiid? 81, Ell! Wlind oiaan ndp'
telG. &aitfi neapeIilaiIet tappelipat
paifpista pddStdtieen ndfemddn mis-
III ndptteIemistdni, ia min ddriddn
mpDten mpDten tdpii oil teaatteri, ct.
I'd len perustutiet boriuipat, ia fun
ddretDn pleilDioutfo poistui, min TO-
TO rafennus romabti - raunipfo'
latIi. Sletfo Iitd fuuuut, Wtartus
bppd?
- 8pud, GaeIar, monesti, Ianoi
DARIUS fuimasti. Monta tertaa oil
ban toIiaan Iiitd %fuuuutfin, iiud Nee.
TO Ell fosfaan mdipnpt plpeilemdss
I'd eatteri.urotDistddn, ia menestpf.
Iistddn, militia Jan ostaen tai pelots
tamaua pufotti ibmiIet bdnen anii'
otieen tunnustamoan.
- glb, tobia ndet minun taas e
IiintDmGn. Wtin6 tlmpitan toto Hoo'
male, miaainen taiteiIiia nina olen.
2b. fas tuouu, poppea fulta, lanoi
Neero oIoittaen erdstd i%elttaa, mis-.
td rpbmd MALTA ipiltutti ruuiuiaa
ieppeloitpd miinimaIiaa, minuue ne
milfuttomat. Soboon mennd Iinne.
&dste Ioutaiien fpieod minitt iinne,
Si9euius bppd.
Sdnet Iouoettiin moibin ia feifis'
te1en bdn tepasteli telttaon, misId
naiiet lanteIipot poImiueen bdnen
eteenId tarioteS ioan bdneue inches
ipintG niinid pitoreista, iotfa oil e'
rinomailen toitonaSti nalmistettu
iaIofipiud Iomistetusta f~ulasta.
Niorfus fdptti gleeron beifeuistd
poisIaoIoa ppptddtieen poppealta
anteetIi pois IabtDddn ia pDptddf'
ieen IeIittdmddn GoeIarile, JOS bds
men poisIuolonIa buomottaiIiin, ettd
iofu tGrfeG pirfotebtdmd oil unob'
tuuut bdneItd Iuorittamotia ia eta
bGn oil mennpt Ien tafia pois. pop'
pea, aiatelen ettd fabbesta pobaS'
ia Wortueien pois Iaolo oliit md'
bemmdn ormpinen, mpDntpi pppn'
tDDn, ia Wtortus fiibfedsti ia mos
pein osfelin rienIi pois ndpttdmDltG,
iofa ifdmpstptti ia inbotti bdnta.
Sos poimdud buriasteItiin orfai'
lematta, min pDad eldmd fdmi ots
man famalafIi. SoeIar elosteli bur'
iasti mouattomisI ia ndptDfisId; Ell
mifddn ouut bdneue liian olboisto,
ia tdnd DDnd Ell mitddn idtettD tefe'
mdttd tppopttddtIeen bGnen buifea'
to ruofabaluaan. y(aiIet filpailipat
miesten fanSIa ia fesfenddn alen'
tuesiaan bGnen bupitIeen. Sli fuin
belmetti oIiii tpbientdnpt faifen iaas'
tania auttoatI cen tdmdn Iiitpottoman
lomapdimdn aifaaniaomista.
&ipenbeiton pddsId ndiltd fan'
beilto topauspaifoiIta oil pieni fris'
tittpien iouffo SapiufIen iobbouo
fooua manbasia bpldtpsid mafoiii'
nisIa lufittuien pmien fidad, misId
he rufoilinot tpibouisten puolesto
ia plistipdt Westariania. Sobeua'
Elm uutta, bpmddn fobottdmaa moi
maa Iemmoinen maoilma tarpitfi
ia ie oil tuuutfin olboiien no5area
IaiIen ia bdnen usfouisten opetns
Iastenfa ia ieurooiienia opetufies
ia.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
]. ! MAY CONSIDER :! i, N.

! The board Of county commissioners
n may Va have 4 new intmentS to make;
at their meeting to be held the first.
week Of April biz was passed III
the recent session sof the legislature:
IA creating e a new county flee that o.
count erintend ent Of highways, q
The bill states that the commission
.ers may i Or may not appoint such an
officer + Il \ The ounty commits ioners will
60 1s1 the pro lion 81 such al
Office being Allied Sins II RAMSEY county.
The bill further states that the county
surveyor ma, ~ may not be appoint.
ed to this 25}s
x! The bill governs All organized town
ships except those which make an an
|nual tax levy under the contract sys-
ITEM.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
]. JOHNSON .5A MEME L.:.l RlEI;RI,.


81 54 The shriner5 band 81 Ken Temple .
has Just received 4 new sset Eiof sinstru.
naents q and the band sc once viii begin
practice or the annual ball to sbe Civ.
5en the middle OF next mon th. SsS
t I. q The band IS comp 5of The follow.
ing: s{SS Sst5
Comets u Warriner., 5..s Grand Z, al,
!: Forks 3 lll ; lbert sorg. Inkster and Pauil
.l(sranYold Adams. ~ & }z:33s s
l3 Flat Clarinet ~ Hans Moe Church,,
Ferry. Ess ID SEts SSS$B
.S :s Piccolo John Ogren, Grand Forks
sSaxopho thur Tassell, Laaari.
more ana tEarls sarles Hillsboro.
5s$ Alltos ]. Johnson, Devils Lake
and Frank Welch, alton. NJ 81
v Ienors z. ] acobi, Grand Forks
and r. q: Wells, Graf ton. s5j @;sji
~ Blaaritcne-- I.oackerby, q Grand
Forks. u
Tnbas Delay, Grand Forks and
Lord, Park River. S5ss{s
Drum p " 9. McM julien, & Grand Forks,
and an AZ. ]. Roddy Grand Fork .S*S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
u 81 Err ON THE JOB. !

Attorney p. r. sinkler Of Minot has;
beer: engaged BY the board 81 mana
gers te assigt rs the pro ution 81 the
t mrtpteaehllm e, '| 0 edings n against
John al GoWan, wh ichf will commence
ct Bismarck next Tuesday, March Is.
}S}3It II erstood that the board is;
also making an effort to hire Attorney.
3:Ddyett OF w hpet to assist il the
case: S5 IA
As the time for opening the case APP
proacahes II ecomes more and more Sev-
ident that there IS much to do Ii: Or
der to- present the states sids}of the
case, and l5it has been deemed adyisa.
ble 5to employ add It'll onal counsel To-
p help Is ttorney Geo. q. Bangs, 4 chief
council in the case. s$ $5 ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
81 !. MO NDAY5 MI 81 c AL CLUB

The Russian programme given Mon
day evening at the Monday Musical
was q charge Of Miss Ruth Dodge:
The rograt y, was as follows: + q 1.
Paper g Russian Music. Z IA sy
Miss Collinson
Vocal ST ovely Rose ,,'z Ii. Glinka
s sESS $.9s i. He Din. IL
Nocal Romances 81 ~ !. !. Dargomizs
sS Il: Dodge. ;s5..{,,
Piano termezzo & NH. I. J. . Bolr-otlin
Miss Cafrnns
Vocal - owes Parting, +, 81 4.
Red ssarafa d. .. !. i
ok Songs
VIII Miss Riordan. N :.5
Il Piano ~ M rche Russo, ' '4s$ Came
Ss5 Kisses Kelley and Dodge. 55s
J; Vocal ssian ttonal I. I. !.
IN ii.s LiVoff
Miss Radcliff S s55s
4 Plano octurn e, ri q. !. ". u. Il rganoff
S.S Miss Shortrid ge.
Vocal etfu1ness 3, . ]. !. !. M ackinra
was g Dream ,' Z. 4. Maekim
3s5ss III
Plane 4l', Fortrait ',s. Rubinstein
Mr.. Earl 5!sS55 II 5s
Vocal Der Asra Z !. !. !. II. Rubinstein
Et5s n Sad Indeed NY Hear, & & J. 81. /.
;5s !. .rschaisxow
I \: Miss dcliffe. s:s. y; i5s3
Plano Song Without Wolrds, Z 4. !.
& Tsch aikoHsky
Mrs Horton !:s3
he Drum 5lfs 5S5
5s8 Mr.. bod e. ,sEs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
REPORTERS 4 TRIAL:


III James 81 Foley, secretary Of the.
North Dakota state senate, has appoint
ed illiam Green 81 Fargo IA "a, and
Charles Wattam Of Bismarck ali the
reporters Of the. CoWan imp eachment
trial, which begins ElWe dnesday next
week il the senate chamber "a the
state CAPT a
By the provisions d 81 the resolution
which the house adopted the selection
X fthe two reporte rs was left to hess,dis-s
erection OF the senate secretary. AN
the trial will be "A tdlifhcnlt one and con-
Esiderably out off the. ordinary it re-
quires two expert reporters to take!
down the sprocee dings. III making his
choice ins the mat tier and BY his two ap.
13point nlents Secret Foley has with.
ont doubt pro cured the services OF StWo3
|5of the best court reporters Ia North
Dakota
sS MT. Green Is reporter for the district:
court soff the Third jud icial district and
is well known III 'argo as an energetic
worker and A past master in his line
Prior Ito coming here he was deputy.
clerk off the orrth Dakota supreme
court at Bismarck where he was also
court reporte pom his resignation
from that post lion rs accept his present
Ipost, Green was suucuc eeded INV
~ ~ MI i. III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
WOULD TAKE 4. GU d

sSE Olies5Hal who has gained more or
less pr pro nee in the wrestling game
II this section recently, is of the opin4
ion that he can throw both Mex iir.
ZEN and 5lDoran in an hour, and today
ihe q has issued 9 chall for such i
match. ,ss!s 3..s.
f Is IIauge is JIM Grand Forks Just now
an and he has utmost faith I'M his ability
to- put the two fast wrest sting artists
against whom he prop loses 10 81, On the
mat,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
ExPL ANATIo M

s5t..A wild runor5 was circulated On the
streets here at s. 80 ! that the fire and
the death 81 Holton VI 81 U caused by.
parties excited over the tension, po-.
litical and otherwise that has been ap;
parent II Devils Lake for some time.
The rumor IS not given any bearing,
whatever BY the. more thoughtful ele-.
,ml,pe mel and i Is thought t. Be the work.
5of some sensation hunt ri
The above paragraph from the Grand
Forks Herald III ATS issue Of Sunday
morning last has been credited to me-
since # was known by several that q
procured HURT info rsmati 81 with ref.
5erence 5toE the fire IA order to furnish
the Herald with q brlef report such as.
could only be obtainable at that hour.
off the morning when the Grand Forks
morning daily was almost read for
- p &C., - III 8 go .nas D. ~
q Fl d, ID ot " sso.s,
1880, VI 80 Sths
pssa 81 n s y 800 &c ~
80 60 $3.50 ~ ~ w. Is ~
- ~ 81 g. . sau Aho8'ns
.ias @ ~ .akes sre aps to na :E,l'
" spup.,sn go seoop, sss auss ~ 81
$3.50 n 81, .'s,nnn 3 .ps ssas WI
go u nassl
Is ss1 III w. so $3.50 as eossen
go ~ ps1.ss s1,sas j WE ~ eonolslon
w $500 s'1s ssH s.ss aposeaI,a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24

MANAGERS MEET

$1 me sim a. chment managers appoint
e ti2 j ~ Il Speak, Hanley 81 t1s
I mouse held lt 3 meeting II Devils Lake.
ne purpose being 70 80 over the eyi-
dence that has been collected up 10 Ms the
present time. THE week Ii HI espe.
#c saal busy one with the prosecution
~ I'D view rs The that the case viii
open Y Just j one week today before
the state senate at Bismarck.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
,3ssl.TlNERARIY AR RAN GED.

Deputy Supreme Exalted Ruler! Adj
Olson Leech has announced the timer
AIRY for the INSTALL lion. 81 sofacers III an
lodges Of Elks within the jurisdiction
~ the state Of North Dakota. The as.
cal year Of the order closes March 81
and with the new year, opening April ~
an the officers elected for the ensuing
year IA all the ! lodges OF the entire Or
der Will be duly installed. .t.S
Each setgof officials BY the laws Of
the order of Elks. has to be installed
by the personal represe alive of3 the.
Supreme Exalted Ruler OF his appoint
ed preventative ia turn. AS many:
of the install atoms in Sthis state take
place on the same might, 1t will be in-
possible for MIR. Leech TO attend each
one and install each corps Of officers,
so$his represents tiyes, who have been
named today, will! act ii his stead. a. IA
following is the itinerary, together
with the number Of the lodge and Its
location, the lodges Mr.. Leech will per-
sonally install and those who will act
for him in& the places he cannot be on
account Of conflicting dates 4s;5Ss5
| April Grand Fork 225; Add
son Leech, Deputy Supreme Exalted
Ruler ISL .s II, s.s :!:.s5
H April 1---?Wil liston, i 214 !; Percy Cole,
Past Exalted Ruler, Minot E3s S:.
April n ID Devils Lake, 1916; Hector
Barnes. Past Exalted Ruler, Fargo Il Nh
April " alley City, II 10; Charles
Rathman, Past Ex alted Ruler, j ames-
town. IS tSS, Il s1 4;
April dickinson, 1137 J. @. GUM
Ivan, Past Exalted Ruler, Dickins
April Bismarck, I 1893 ]; Otto Bau.
Eer,sP Past Exalted Rule estowni. 81.
rs April argo, $50; Addison Leech.
Deputy Supreme E'xalted Ruler. 81
$ pril mo tn 089; LII Palda, Jr.,,
Past Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler, Mi:
not III M 4 E].
Es April Jamesto 9s5; Sam
Crabbe, Past Deputy Grand Exalted
Ruler, Fargo .5}t$S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
OPERATED ON.

IN Engineer Dion Of For Nh Tot en, who
was brought 70 the NJ Grey hos pttal
saturla and s operated Sunday
nn 40 Is RAPIDLY imp rowing and viii
be able to return to his home Ia Eas few
days Mrs. Dion who acc ompanied her
husband here, and who has been Wis.
iting At the home off Mi. and Mrs: j H!
a: Arms trong returned home Tuesd S5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
Dir 4 D|'l;,STR less
u ls NEAR M II Arl d TO II y NJ
& DREDs OF y DEVILS e
READER


Don't neglect an aching back. S5 Il:
S$ Bachache As the q kidney's cry for.
help.
Neglect hurrying toS their aid.
q: Means that urinary troubles follow
quickly
Dire distress ddiabe tes. Bright's dis.
ease. sss;
81 Profit by u suH Cerer's experience. 81
IL Mrs. iii j. Bates. 81 Park River. M
Oak says: 'Doan's 4 Kidney pills
we're brought Is ny attention y NUM-
Der of years ago, being used sby one of
my relatiyes with good results. This
persons experience led mo 10 try this
remedy four years AGO when Il was suf-.
fering from pain and weakness across
nv ioins. hen 81 on my feet,
the pains were more severe, and, at
night when lay down II was unable
10 get nv proper rest was subject
% hsadaches and dizzy spells and was
greatly annoyed 81 kidney weak
meas. Doan's Kidney PMS relieVed
jnas As soon as began, taking them
ana the contents be two hoxes com
pleteIy removed my trouble ann
giad to say tthat the benefit 4 resolved
has been permanen !,
or sale by All deal ars rice 50
cents oater ilburn BnlEalo.
New sole gents tha United
state
member the nam ossas
take NJ othsF 3l3s
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-26
AN ENGLISHMAN'S
GIFT OF HUMOR.
Bit Of MidOcean Repartee to
John Bulls Credit.

AS evidence that Englishmen are not
without a dry sense of humor the Mar
quis of Queensberry. now touring the
United States. told the following story
during his New York visit:
Two Englishmen were paying court
to the same American girl on trans
atlantic trip. Their steamer chairs
We're placed on either side of hers. and
every fair day the rivals would sit for
hours with the fair American. each try
ing to cut the other out One of the
two was VIGOROUSLY parsimoniouss The
men spoke of him as one who had
never bought drink in his life, and
his st1nginess was manifested even in
the way be smoked his cigars down to
the last quarter of an inch
One morning the English "tightwad
while monopolizing the American girls
entire attention smoked cigar until it
began to SINCE bis mustache The 9th
er chap watched him languidly as he
arose TO toss the tiny cigar stump over
board As he returned from the rail
this rival drew his pipe from his mouth
and observed
Il say. old chap. do hope that won't
get in the propeller"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-26
His Perennial Office.

When | first decided to allow the
people of Tupelo to use my name as Il
candidate for congress went out to !;
neighboring parish to speak, said 'Pri
waite" John Allen recently to some
friends at the old Metropolitan hotel i'll
Washington
An old darky came up to greet me
after the meeting 'Marse Allen. he
said. Is powerful glad TO see you Is
known oh yo sense yo' wuz a babby
Knew 70: pappy long befo' yo all wuz
bohn too. He used to hold de same
office you got now. | members how he
held dat same Office 70 years an
years
What Office do you mean. uncle?'
asked. as | never knew pop held any
office.
Why, de office of candidate. Marse
John Yo, pappy was candidate 70
many years, Washington Post.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-26
CATS AND DOGS
Named as Correspondents In
Divorce Suit.

Naming as CO respondents thirty
five cats and dogs. Samuel Poneroy
Of Bethel. Kan, fled suit for divorce.
he asserts IN his petition that after
his marriage, four years ago, bis wife
added the pets to the household and
gave them more care than she did hir :.
Pomefoy is seventy four years old
and civil war veteran
In my experience OF four years as
a soldier. he said, I never had to
contend with such conditions as those
dogs and cats created at my home.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-26
Alnost Two ouness.

Mrs. Abbfe Martinez, wife of J. |.
MARTINEZ of Dallas. drank almost the
entire contents of two-ounce bottle
of carbolic acid and in twenty Eve
minutes was dead. The acid slightly
burned the woman on cheek and her
mouth and tongue we're burned badly
1t is said that the woman, who was
thirty-ive years old. had been in III
health some time. She drank the
death-dealing drug in the bath room
and emerged from it with the burns
upou her face and appearing to be in
agony.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-26
FRANKLIN RESIGNS.
Negro Will No Longer Serve as
Mail Carrier.

Hundreds of persons AFFAIRS, Tex.
notified Postmaster Dickerson not 10
send their mail until someone except
a negro carrier was put on the route
Franklin the negro, gave up the jon
after Que day trial Had he not so
done he would have been waited upon
by a committees La a statement he
said he has family TO support and
wants no trouble,
George Bivens, negro teacher,
resigned TO accept the position of let
ter carrier. He stood at the top of the
list, having made the best averages
IN the civil service examination. The
other negro was second.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-26
GRIEF POIGNANT.
Mrs, Trout Bitterly Regrets Her
Killing Husband.

Fearful that she would attempt to
take her own life, Justice Maben de-
clined to grant bail to Mrs Homer
Trout, who shot and killed her hus.
band in the grill room OF the Ger
mania hotel, Fort Worth, while he sat
at d table with another woman, until
her attorneys assured him nurse
would be placed over her and that her
every movement would be guarded.
Bond was placed at 50, 500 She did
not appea. in court Mrs. Trout had
expressed the wish that she might die
ia atonment for her deed II don't
care what they do with me-if | could
only die, she said ny stericaily.
Mrs. Trout stated that she was tele
phoned her husband was in the grill
room OF the Germania hotel with an
other woman. Taking her hosband s
pistol, the first chamber of which, she
stated, he had frequently told her,
was unloaded she went to the place
Mrs. Trout conveyed the impress ion
the bullet was intended for another
Trout, who was shot in the forehead,
expired in few hours. He and his
wife had been married four years He
was twenty-eight years old and had
for six years been connected with a
Fort Worth livestock firm
Mrs. Sally yard, the woman with the
dead man, separated from her hus
band in Oklahoma City five months
ago She satd she had known Trout
over a year, but did not know he was
married He was good to me and {
loved him, she said
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-26

mains of his wife, who died thirty
years ago. He leaves four children
two being at his deathbed.
Despite his age Mr.. Bigelow KEEP
thoroughly abreast Of current events
He was born at Maiden. N Y, Nov.
25, 1877 In lS49 he obtained an in,
terest in the New York Evening Post.
associating himself in the editorial
duties with William Cullen Bryan. In
1861 he became United States consul
at Paris and in 1864 was named min.
lister to France. In 1867 he returned
to New York, again entering politics
and public life.
Mr.. Bigelow was the author OF many
historical, biographical. sociological
and economic works
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For The Leaislature.

The Caucasian is authorized an
nounce that P. p. Keith is a candl-
date for the Legislature from Gaddo
Parish, subject TO the action OF the
Democratic party.
The Caucasian is authorized to an
nounce that w. II. b. Groom IS a
candidate for reelection TO the Leg
lslature, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party
The Caucasian is authorized to an
nounce that j. E. Johnston, Jf, is q
candidate for the Legislature from
Gaddo parish, subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
The Caucasian is authorized to an
nounee that f. Nayles Browne is a
candidate for Tie Legislature from
t,addo parish, subject TO the action
or the Democratic party.
desire to submit my announce
ment as Il candidate in the Democrat
lie primary, for reelection to the
Legislature Of onisiana, and, in SO
doing, | wish to express my sincere
thanks to the citizens OF Gaddo Par
ISL Tor past honors, and trust | may
continue to merit their confidence
and support, which is respectfully
salieiled. L. e. THOMAS.
The Caucasian is authorized TO an
nolslcr That Henry HunsiclIer is a
candidate for reelection TO the Leg
isIature, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.