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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-12

Tomorrow, in their
Upholstery Departments
Scrim. Net and French Lace Curtains
AT Exceedingly Low Prices
S;rm Ia, and n Net GuFtans As, 1885, 275
Regular Prices $3.50 to $50 Pair
Fre~6 6e Lace A c%5tan' $3.50, $780, $50
Regular Prices $500 to 9Z5 Pair
Exceptionally large assortments are shown OF
Washable Printed Table Covers Scars and Bed Spreads
Deer Isle" Couch Hammocks Cedar Chests and
Box Colches, Vudor Porch Shades.
Furniture Slip Window Shades and Awnings Made to Ofo
West Esd and 22d Streets
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
Under APPLE Tree
IN old ORCHARD
Trespasser Was Not One Of fhs
"Seven Sieepers.-
BY CATHERINE coosE.

Joan sped DOWN through the not
o. flowers 10 The foo1 Of the garden
path, there. she stopped 10 catch her
breath before continuing OIL through
the hawthorn 1anes that led 70 he
fruit orchard. Her WIDE garden hat
had slipped from lis nest o. spun
gold r.nEiets and her hsa-I DeE: JOY
ously with the pulse o. spring
She stood for Z moment poised III
der The old uncovered arch thai &c
mirteo her 70 the orchard and drew
II long h-es-hs % delight The great
EnE-led trees we're weighted win
blossoms snC The Eir was heavy viii
The sweetness o. their perfume.
Joan made & svtf; dan EnG with
the agility o. & squirrel climbed trIo
the IDpmosi branches % her tavo-iIe
tree. There she sighed happily, then
laughed e. the shower o. pink and
white petals thai her ascent brought
down.
Now ! Ri monarch o. a. ! Sur
vey,- she tod herself Elestuly. Enc
sSLLSC DS-SSL Il me secure SEA- NAc
gardener had made for her.
because their orchard wEs only q
sixteenth ps-J Of the original orchard
hat had been the pride Of me one
time LSubs--h estate. i WIS not
walled II. but merely inclosei by
hawthorn hedges. Joan regretted
that necessity had called for & 6ivi-
sion o. The property. Vet she reJOiced
that the lui which her Ergn6nothsr
hE6 purchased possessed the most
beautiful tree II The entire orchard
She Kszed on over the vista Of
pink and white, and from he- high
perch could see the various winding
lanes that divided the properties
Suddenly she leaned forward. her
eyes focused upon & figure that WIS
moving Ebout among the private gar
6ens
He must Be C-espassinE vas
JoEn's mental comment 81 have nev-
g. seen him before"
She watched him intsn1fy. half out
% feminine interest for 9 masculine
person and hall because o, the pc
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.

Frederick Y. Oe--lins brought suit
il the Civil District COUrI against me
Common wealth Bonding & Casually
COMPANY Of Arizona for Sc zoe. The
plaintiff AYERS that he contracted Win
D0uIlu- & Williams to- The furnishing
OF certain pilinE; that hs WIS engaged
in rhs sswmil business II Washington
parish, he having purchased the saw
min and timber LANDS from J z Ful-
ton and 6. J. Stevens. the hquidaJors
Of the Cran0r Lumber Company. for
$1,000. Of which ne paid cash $4,000,
and for the balance o. the purchase
price ne gave his notes II would aI-
pear thar IN July Doullut L Williams
loaned him s. .000. which was paid 10
the defendant, the defendant agreeing
10 supply him with the money 70 carry
forward his contract with DOuliu1 4
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
Solving the yoikiess EGG Problem.

william c Christine e carrier on
one Of the rural routes on Of Wash
tng1un. puts IN his spare time raising
chickens. and he claims 70 have devel
oped Z hen that lays yolkless eggs
Christine szys this hen has laid hRf
q dozen eggs OF that variety. II is his
ambition 70 supply yoIkless eggs u
bakers and caterers for use IN icing
cakes.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

And what, my dear boy" asked
he minister. 10 you intend 70 do
when you grow up
"A farmer, sir"
Very good in6eed-to supply the
natural food-nos. good"
And you turning 70 the second
Please. sir. schooimRster"
Even better. Filling The mind q
me rising generation WIKI ms1-A
tood-yeE, even better"
And you" turning 70 the third
"A preacher, sir"
The best o. a.. my dear E-tle boy:
io- filing ne soul with spiritual food
Is far EU--his- thsr either filing The
mind o. BODY And WHY do YOU wish
- become Z minister"
Cos We always have duck fo- din
ner when The ps-sor comes" replied
he boy.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
Algerines at Law.

Williams. the defendant having rep
resenrz-iys a the plant 70 check I'D
The conduct o. affairs. Oe-Lling ayers
mar hs was operating his mill and sell
inS some o. The output 70 persons
other than DouIlut L Williams, and
-ha- The defendant brought SUIT
against hin 70 snjoin him operating
TIE plant and 70 ous- hin from Ihe
property.
L Is sve--ed -hE- the effect Of the
injunction was 70 oUsI him from the
NIL and plant, and that he could
nei-asr make : living selling lumber
no. pay his debts. ne also states thai
II cannot even resell the property 70
hIs vendor without being Il contempt
o. court. and he asks to- damages
against the defendant Il me sun
stated.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
Air4 fo- I-veien

Reading the dictionary for pleasure
IL not al unknown occupation. and
there is the testimony o. one vel
known MAI that, while travelling, he
had found one genealogical dictionary
perpetual succession Of pleasant SUI
p-ises" Such 3 book is good for one
who tnds !. hard 70 concentrate his
mind amid the distractions Of sour
ney.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
a Peter

Yes" ssid ne determined looking
woman: - nigh manage 70 hand you
Z bite % "a: Il you'n ssv End chop {
good Pile Q: stove wood and bring IN
& few buckets o. water and chop the
weeds DIT o. he garden and tx up
the fence"
LADY" replied NeEnds-tng Nike
I'm only q hungry vsytk-e-; all :
yer husband
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

culis- actions OF the mEn- He stood
quite still for mouknIs e. q time, Ep-
pxrently gazing Il the wonder o. the
orchard. bun suddenly ne would dart
toward q specific tree and make np-
meruus circuits about its base
Joan began 70 fear for his sanity
and for her Owl safety. Certainly
his actions were not those o. IN
evenly balanced man Size felt rea-
sonRbiy sure that neither al insane
nor q sane man would catch sight OF
her n her bower OF thick foliage, but
her hear beat randy
You never can tell" she told her
sell what any msn is likely 10 see"
With considerable trepidRriun she
watched TIE man drawing gradually
nearer and nearer 70 her retreat.
Womb he OF would he not venture
within her ErEndmother's private Or
chRrd9 Joan felt reasonably sure now
that the trespasser was mentally un-
balanced
he LIS coming in-- Joan caught o
sharp breath and drew up into the
branches OF her Tree He seemed &c
catch sight O. the great tree the
moment he stood within the arch
and made straight for Il Al he came
forward. Joan again drew g quick
breath The man was undoubtedly
good 10 look a and his shoulders
we're big and broad. He had taken
OF his cap and the SUI shone On Q
head Of thick. red-brown hair. Jnsn'E
EgndmOther had O miniature OF o
man with Just such q head Of hair
The CIR In the treetpp siEhet
partly because she felt q strong de-
sire 70 drop twigs down on the good
looking young fellow whose wander
tngs had brought him tnto her garden.
But ] do not dare" she told her-
self and realized TINT her .tesr Of the
mz1 had vanished 81 suppose his
eyes are brown" Joan decided. She
leaned forward cautiously and watch.
ed him proving about the foot OF the
Tree. Suddenly he threw himself down
On The viaS bench TINT encircled the
tree.
Discovered she heard him muf.
tar. and peered down To see him draw
q great knife from his pocket Re
brzndiished II about and the blood IN
JoEn's veins stood still He opened
the evillooktnE blaze and ran his
finger along T. loan gripped the
branches 10 keep from tunbIing head.
long ont OF the tree-
Mental Dfs.esea-
Fear and apprehension make people
nervous and sick The thousand and
one needless worries over the future
are simply providence for the morrow
1re mad Fear OF disease and death
are normal; but ID allow the mind 10
dwell On these things Is ID become &
hypochun6riac with no more stability
than the leaf Of The aspen
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

The mayor OF a French town had, IN
accordance with the regulations, 70
make out q passport fnr q rich Enc
highly respectable lady Of his &c
quaintsnce. who. IN spite Of q slight
Disagreement. WIS very vain Of her
personal appearance. His native pc-
likeness prompted him 70 gloss over
the defect, End. after q moments
reflection. he wrote among the items
Of personal description: Ewes dark
beautiful tender. expressive. bun une
Of them missing"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
Testimonial

A grocer enjoys the unenviable No
tDristy Of selling the worst goods II
the district. but be has not recovered
from the shock ne got, the other Gay
when little girl came INTO the shop
and said: My ma sent me Tor two
pounds Of your best tea 10 XIII rats
with, and q pound Of finest ham, and
mind and cut II II good thick slices.
for Il is 20 sole and heel NY dads
boots"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
Resdy.

The Rev. Nj Gude1sr't there
some one here who vii help Us keep
I'D interest IN the church." Deacon
Tigh1vad isuddsnly svaksning-.1 for
one Em prepared ID raise the rates
10 eight per cent OF chEctel mu-T-
cages # the other money lenders II
the congregation viii cooperate.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Land Development Co. o. La Ltd
70 Prank 3. Twoney, --15Ib o. lot 10
me-. Teche. Newton and Nunsz- $50
cas1-COJoli0.
Pau Nouie- q ais. 10 Prank 3.
Tvomey. LOT. Homer Monroe. NunsZ
and Newton. $500 cash--DanziEe-
City OF New Orleans Mrs. Gilbert
Lewis 70 Lo-enz Z kOnrad, 18th d.
lot. Elmira- Newton Bellsvllis and
Homer. sl3-g5 cash-LeEier
Same Widow Wm- Proctor %
same. lo-- Eliza. Bouny. Evelina. Pow
der and OpelUusas, S2l-2B cash.-LA
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

any sieckhelde- 10 eDy liability b<.vonc the
amount dut on his ErOcf
ARTICLE VIII
In order thai this [har7e- NAV also serve
a ne original Subscription list the sub
sc-fiserS he-e1o hsvE 81 opposite 70 1heir
names. ne pumhe- of shares q stock sui
zerifsed for fy eAch Of them
Thus ONE and passed In my 0fhce IN me
EEF N View O-ieans, In the preSence 81 J
BlzDe Monroe. and Floyd Z Fa-Tz-. con-
1se1eD1 wrnesses- 81 lawful are. wbs hsve
signed Their names with ne said aEspearers
Enc Ne no1a-y. ca me DAY and da<e G1sre-
said. Gt1er reading the whole
Original signed IL n JaSr-emski 10
siiAres- 4 Ben-z- 20 shares L lnEez. 10
SHARES. Wn- T. Eenneoy 10 rhn-.s a
Lopez. 10 snar-s
Winesses IL. Blzne Monroe, Floyd z
HENRY L SAKPT.
Notary Fszsslic
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
HOW 10 ThH7

Didn't you get the place"
Seems the lady was & suf-hE1st
and wanted z maid 10 look after her
children
You have had plenty o. experience
along those lines"
Yes; ! thought I'd cinch the Job.
Told her ! WAS surrzgis-. TOO"
And them"
Then she wouldn't hire ne"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
nedurflnn-

7 wonder what the slender young
romRn works Rt.- says The man with
the vibrant ears
She must be school teacher" Ed
sve-ed The man with The deep set
eyes u overheard her say thR she
tans very quickly"-Judse's Library.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
a New Industry,

Nov that so many automobiles are
passing your house" said the visitor.
i should think you would keep yo-
hens shut up"
what" said the farmer. And cut
OF my greatest income Judges II
b-k-y.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
Cruel lrsiruz-ior-

Henry went 70 ger E marriage
license. bu1 gut q dog license by mis-
take"
oh. he'll find Il wasn't such @ bad
mistake when he starts 70 lead the
married maj s life"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

Twice durirg the ninsteeuth cen
hurry fhs earth plunged directly through
The tat Of comef-in 1E1s and aExin
6 1851 Once Il WEE Immersed To
q depth Of sp9. DDD miles The moro
Imaginative astronomers thought fhey
1stsctsd = pscniiar glow n the -
0ngpA9a. M unGz1ng -
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
BUILDING PERMITS.

Geo. johnson owner. additions. 1p15
Tnaye- near Pacific $3.50 4 4 O.
Keefe, builder.
Joseph Adams, owner. repairs, CO
Eliza. near VALERIE. s.. 35G-PoIlock
q kiIleen builders
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

I ne unde-si-ned iseo.,'se, .-..<uz r
II Eu6 fo- ne Parish ol O., 80 - 4
IsuuiSizrA o. hersiH 1919 80 q
NJ - M .7.7I-r.n-. hss - ~
-~--o-1,..5 n nj ofs-s n $50 - -
Wv O-l-eU. Ia. AuErE =. -
me unde-si-nsd nc1a-. - )
ri4v rhs- ne above arc l.'s..;,'s,--.I A. \.
and @g---c- espT 0t Fae -. - 49,
-e-,a-nTiar u .-Snlf NSrs
q --~a-d u Hy ms 1902 =.
In fElth Ete-e0l =. - -
nv nam md have I'LL ,-.,;><> q
nv usarszl EsG., On IA. 80 : I
dHT ~ AEErs-- = - :. : ,r-.s><<uD y
Si-Dsdi &a- -e-pT I. kz11
sep. : p 70 . Oct 2 10
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
The Fl-vt.

A little boy who was evidently n
tending Sunday school for the frrt
time. listened with much interest ID
the questions thai were asked By the
teacher and answered BY the pupils
Finally he YVES asked:
Who were the first man and
suman-
Punch and judy" he confidently
replied
There May HAVE Been q Reason.
Mother Goose teIls Of the queen who
nat n the pErlor eating bread ana
honey. And no wonder, Il butter vzs
as high as Il Is nuv-NnvRukes Free
Press
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
JUDICIAL MORTGAGES.

Richard 9 Bonner 70 N ABascal d
Bro. Ltd. Sl25.65, interest and costs
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
look Ioe Mueh.

A very dole.ul case. alas
he hoped 70 'scEps from pain
And 50 ne rook some laughing gas,
But never smiled again
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

In Japan. LAND Of flowers. thsT hold
funeral services al the home Of the
brides parents the night she ss mar
RED This is 10 show that the young
lady In dead 70 her father and mother.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
Aeior14 ~ EcIiy-

4 woman is foolish 70 marry q mzn
for his money, but then the man is
twice as foolish 10 Ter he--Deroit
Free Press
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
Harm snr s.urld Me-

o. course. II YIN don't agree with
. mzn IN religion II is easy 10 believe
him 70 be . hypocrite. unless you
hHD7en 70 disagres with him IN poz5-
e1rk Then yun know hiss . 7crpok-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

Tuupkins-Yuu vile seems % be
very thoughtful woman
ThomDson-She is. She thinks al
kinds O. things Z happen ID be OF;
late.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

amussmen; IN Enype
Buffalo and camel races Ere among
The sports which give local color %
The Hmnsemeuts provided fur guests
N Egyptian hotels.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
Usc Rattan tnuusuy

Salt has been manufactured cum+
msrcikliy IN Italy far more than Two
thousand Eve hundred yeea-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

Ezny = mnn rs being saved by the
hzrd work that he thinks ID killing
him
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

Cuftirx1e Concentration.
Concentration is the secree q
hength-Emersor-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

She-Ohi Bellies 4 shirt wRisa
girl
He-Bu1 she wears @ coat q tan.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
No. He.

Not he.
Who thinks the world al right
When nkh bsEtn 70 bf-e.
VII never vex hin hae-1
About the money mari
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
ART1TF III

Whenever this corporation shall he dis
solved either from limitation o. from any
orhe- ezuse rs arai-x snail he iiuuida1ed
nv three Stockholders 10 he appointed n q
general meeting u< me stockholders corvers-
I'd for ne pur-sose &c Equids-ian. as herein
afrer provided. zach share being entitled 10
one vote 70 ~ raE- by the follie- either N
person o. by p-8xr. Said Commissioners
shall remain IN ofiice until the affairs Of TINS
Corporation shall hsve ben FIRST settled
and fiQuidEzed and they shsn have full
power and authority II transfer ind give
rfzls 70 al me AsSETE and pr0Be--v q The
ro-po-z-ion znd 70 Distribute the Troceeds-
In case o- death az Disability ~ resignation
of one Or more commissioner me vacancy
shall he filed nv The surviving commissioner
O. t,ouu izSioDs-S
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05
ARTICLE VII

This Ac- q Incorporation may ne modit-
ad CHANGED o- altered or 1hiz c0-7so-z-f ION
nav Ne dissolved with the assent q three
fou-1hs Of The capital STOCK represented Al 4
general meeting Of The STOCKHOLDERS cDuTeD-
e1 So- such pu-TyOss. after p-eTsous notice
shall have fs-en gwen IN accordance with
lzW any chEnEH which may be pr1Fsosec
or MADE In reference 70 the capital s1eck Of
the said corporation shall ~ DadE In ac-o--
dance with the lzrs n The State OF Louisa
ma No E7Ockholiie- shall ever - hei6 lis-
bic OF responsible for the contracts or faults
of this corporation IN any further ssIn than
the unpaid f1iknce dae on the shares %
srDck owner fg him nor shall zn- mere In
fcrmzfizy IN erEznEz1io1 have me eftect NJ
runnernr mis- ChAr1er null or Of exposing
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

THE JAMES TREvOST INSURANCE
AGENCY.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

HE&k1 L SAKPE.
Notary Passlie
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-05

United STATES OF AMERICA STATE
OF LyoT ISIANA PARISH OF ORLEANS
CITY OF NV ORLEANS
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CHEE1ER

CTTF WAREHOUSE T0sNFANl
United STATES tF AMEkl a - A J.
pF LpTI<lANA PARISH OF pEL4h-AN>-
[TTY oF NV ORLEANS
Tse r. known Ihg- VI ms IT@uTs-@i-niL
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yea % on Isl-c OBJ thousand nine BGudr-o
and twelve 1872 and 81 ne lH1@i'-1neii7.
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Lf'v cans. unr APPEARED he --E---l- - n
who's. rl.u..-- az r.-.uE-r SrIi-~-li--G- v p
severn lfv declared -uE-- lv1li-L- -u-'ni-- ~ -
~ -u4 avs - ms ~-E-. = ~u.-- e-l---- Ini D.
md -r-Tvtd-. -u-~ o. Hv hos ii-----'-i.-
ar,r.-7,.rl- E.--... znE uinG hens Yes. - We
a. all su.i -'a-~un> - nlST ll----I-e- -
e-,u,. assets I'd WIKI -uaG-- o. Torn ana
CONSTITUTE. & -s-E.g-r-iDr and '-s1T T1-i-is Il
,sv- 10 ~ aal---s and PURPOSES following
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