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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
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Eststs of James n. tsrr Deceased
The undersgned. having been appoin ted ad-
ninistratrix of the estate of James n. Carr
Ia ts of the County of 6unnison. In the state
of Colorado, decreased. hereby gives notice
that she will appear before the suntv Court
IN 6unnison. in said County. ON Monday. the
2sth dsy Of February A. u 1919. al the hour
of Yen o'elock NJ of said dsy. at which
time all persons having claims against ssid
estate are notified and requested 10 attend
fOr the purpose ~ having the adjusted
All PERSONS indebted 10 said estate req u@~t-
ed 10 make I'm mediate pavm~ 10 the under
siened.
Dated at GfunnisOn Colorado this 23rd asy
of January. A. II. 1872
JENNIE MCNEow
ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate 81 james n.
Carr. D~ceesed
T. N. >eur.e. Attorney.
First pub. Jan. u. last pub. Feb. %. Isi2
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s-'S 49,

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OsuAv saaass - ASIA, - -
&ousD isd6~s . sal psuAunaiO
~ - UsiasA snsaD - 49,
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H. o8 sa>aAb 6nuauaD q - -
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Md Hin. Il s..usA lluAsaa. - -
osus.sd dssAor osspss !. Csh6ua.iA
dSsssaessses Il Dsoascssss - -
- i.saAo ldssassd plss.s ~O,as q
Ahsks end she Repsblc a.~as.a =
Wssh.A0sna. coassassd dsssaVosas
end psa-ess,sy II shs sss~s Gasd6ss1
(Nsssds) ssA Tsssassll AIsske)
ni.ss. sasnsi casdsssoss slso % -
nosAss Iod< is Cslstss.is. i@ysoss-
ussss W nsstsiIssescsl ersheds, -
aseersi incsssse N scssvi,y q osss
snsll dsep end plsees msses. -
nssed iasesess in pso~pscssAG 80
showa in Colossdo, sltho~GA The
gold ostpst 81 the state dscsssssd
owsaG 70 the srsdssl exhsssssos a
sevsssi large use bodies sad 70 go
tssssd small dscsesse in psodscss<s
fEo~ the sssss Cripple Csssk 0saP.
In sdAisioa 70 she Yields isoo
Placsss sad sold ssl'ososs sad pyrisie
osss. aossbls costribSsioas 70 sAe
Gold psodscsion wese made .fsuo
eopsss, ssd sad nissd osss.
The .slves-~sHlaG isdssssy -
ssch y of sslssissly sosil iaPossssse
IN the Usissd Ssssss, sccosdiaG -
NJ. hcCssaey, bet the do.sssie
silver psoasCsioa, depssdiAG lss0s.y
On The ostpss Il sold. silvss, GA,
eopsss, ssA IseA Osss, u ee~sl u
vslse 70 49, a IssA OF sssc. O~iaG
lss0sly V - psOspssisy Il ~ ~,
copsss I'D lssA nisiaG isAssAsip
sAsss vss . Asos i.csssss " W 60
Pss q silver W 1911. AsiAs kso
sAs iaposssss psoAscsioa ivoo ~
milling II ths silvss- gold osss Il ~
sisss u ToespaA. NsvsAA, sAs bslk
Of shs silver osspss Is derived lU.o
The saslsiaG u cssAs coppss, -
snA nlnsd osss cd ooaossssuAsa,
chseAy fvoa Aoeta.A, UtaA, C0ss-
Ssdo, lAsAo Asisoaa ssl Cslliornia.
According 70 ~ nist kGusss. the
pEodsctioa iscsssssA fron III these
stssss encept Montana, Arisoss and
Colorado. In Colombo the psodsc-
tioa of ell metals escept sine de-
cressed. Gunnison cosatiss yield
decreased
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
1o NJ 4 nv Csopusa

Prcssey A. Phillips has severed
IS coaDecfion with the Star mine,
operssed by f. Lesfebre 4 Co. and
the company viii not be responsible
for any debts contracted. or orders
plsoed by him after January &c
1912. Z. LsFEBRE & Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING PR

APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING PER
MITs NOTICE is hereby given that ali
applications Tor permits TO craze cattle
and horses within the GUNNIsOy
NATIONAL FOREST during the season
of isi2. must be filed in my ce at Gunni-
sSnl Enl S3iorsoe. on or oeiole Anrch u. 1872
lees 10 be charged and blnnk fornne 10 ~
used in making ApplcNfioas will BE- furl
nfshed upon request " z Krestser.
Supervisor.
First Pub Jan 70. Last Pub Feh. n -
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
Lsuk 2sgs

CsbbAse delivered in city limits
or = r. r. depot for el50 per 100
lbs Il soad in ssck lots; or el.25 per
100 ID. il sold in car lots. Send
yosr osAess 10 JoRN b. OUrcALr,
49tf. Gunnison. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
Fer So

Good driving and saddle horse,
bride and saddle. buggy and har-
mesa, sleigh and robe. Horse is
gentle, good for family use. Viii
sell whole outfit very cheap
Inquire at Ne~-Champlon Office
l9tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
f0 -

Grossd barley e2.25 per hundred
or will trade for Kherson oats.
Sc. l.. H. ReUvIERE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
eW SsAs

Household eoods, one horse,
buggy and two waeope, one coz.
FRANK HARPER,
sc. Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
f0 Saas

Fall pigs, shoats and bred sows,
also one male, 20 monthe old.
Address j. W. SMITH,
6tf. X. X. 10 Upper Gunnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
Co., Z, Run~

have taken the agency for Lad
les Made to Measure" earments
Come and inspect my samples for
Spring Suits.
69 Mas. A. II. kNoIIs
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

Contractor wanted for the haul
ing of about one thousand tone,
more or less, Of ore from the Star
mine TO the railroad siding at
Bockers place. Address P. Bischof.
Administrator. Aspen. Colo. Aft
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

warm carpets, bright rugs, at
trsctive Art squares. This is the
sesaoa when the home 10 made cheer
Jul foe the winter season. Our fur
nitsre and queensware store 10 we'll
equipped 10 supply your wants, in
fsct this coming seed has been made
a stsdy. II you have a problem in
not kDowing just what TO get, see
our Bew patterns.
CLARENCE ADAMS, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
ea So

Two husdred acre ranch. al under
cskivsAion. ten miles from Gunni-
son. o. the Cochetopa. Good i'm
proveUsents. First water right on
creek. +. W. VApER,
2tf. Parlin. Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

John Dsle, Ssssrdsy Eveaiag Psss
Black Dsanond Cosl
46tf $. Il. DAY, aaeRt.
COAL COAL. COAL.
Psssoas 4 Ferss~a.
Wsrn v0osss 70 pses.
Soft Tkso. L. Sssith.
Avistios Caps csocksssd 70 osAss.
Get terms. Eshsl @. killsa. l0sf
Grain s.d pOssso sscks for ssls -
@ ID Massin's l3sf.
FoR SALE-D0 tons hay Viii
ssll BY sssck % deIiver.
ltf W. l.. ANDsRsoS.
wAHrED-SswiaG, Childpsa's sp-
parel . spscisity. Ethel q. Killsa.
l0tf
Popcor. tAss pops The bsss yst.
Get yo.r '.PP'y early;
e9tf 0svette Bros.
Cell n The Ks~s- Chsnpios Ol|ios
ss ssrssss- Hove . big supply
6asem lssndry outfit for sale
chsap. J. }. DuSsAR,
53sf. West GuRnison.
foR RENT-Three- room fsrnished
hosss Inquire j. p. CALsoN,
52ti. 0snnison
Hard and soft coal. Dray end
mastering s. E. Day, Phone,
Gsaaison 1911. 3lu.
J. A. FUDGE, Painter and Decosa-
tor. North Main Street, Gsnnison.
Sign work a specialty. 4ltf
Clarence Adams
Furniture and Qseenswsre. Tel
epAooe. Beaver 56l.
f0
HosssAold goods. White OrpinG-
toa psllsts ol0 dos.
5tf. A. =. MCKEE.
Prod. p. Schsvers hes secured the
Gsaaison agency for the famous
"Isdiaa Remedy" that cures rheu-
meGisa. kidney and bladder trosble
etc. ollOO . bottle. See the Prof.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

Prof. p. Schavers has occurred the
Gsaaison agency for the famous
"Iadiaa Remedy" that cures rheu-
maGisa. Kidney and bladder trosble
etc. ollO . bottle. See the Prof.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
TWENTY YEAkS AGO

shc.sad s~,d scsssas~espes 10 ysrv,s,
And pecsv bv0sl<pkt % Rsaf
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Qseenswsre. Tel
epAoae, beaver 56l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

For plsns and sstimstes on any
line of cement work see
@. l.. WILBUR, Gsnnison.
45tf. Phone, Beaver s9l
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
F. -

HosseAold goods, White Orping
toa pslIets el0 dos.
5tf. A. =. MCKEE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

WAHrED-Fsw yosng fpssA, o.
coming fresh, milch cows. Address
j. W. SIXTH,
6. r. r. 10 Upper Gassison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

RANCHMENl Yos need some
Ssstioneryr We do this printing for
yos on short notice. Come in and
- the samples We have.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

ICE! ICEi ICE!
The old reliable Gsnnison Valley Ice
Co Wholesale aud retail.
l7n N. A. PENNIHsfox, Mgr.
Phone Beaver 1901
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

GOAL. COAL, COAL,
Psrsoas 4 Fsrsssoa.
Fos RESr-A saall, fsrnsshsA
house. ID T. SAPp Aft
Hsas clsssed. blocked sad re-
tsiaassA.
c. SsoHE, Tailor cad CIssnss.
Fos SALE os TRAps-Fosd Ron
sSoSt, will ossrhssl.
A5sf. las. C. L. WILsUR.
Cissesee Adsus.
Fssuitsve s.d Qssssswsse. Tel
spAoss bssver 56l.
Try tAs Hsldwis sAaee ios psonpt
ssrvios saA eomfosssble ride.
CT. H. s. CaAsy, Pv0psisam.
Losr-Ons gold hak cuf bstton,
eAGssvsd n. c. ". Finder petsrn
70 this ofIics end receive pswssd.
81.
0e.sls horse for saIs. Will work
dosbae os single, ride % drive. Will
ssll cksap. Addss.s Mrs. n. CAvA-
HAUoa, 0uanisoa. Altf
wAxrED-Fs~ yosng frssA, OF
coming fresh, milch cows. Address
j. W. Smith.
6. r. r. 10 Upper Gsssisoa
For plans and estimates on sny
line of oenent work sse
Z. l.. WILBUR, Gsnnison.
45tf. Phone, Beaver s9l.
RANCHMENl Yos need some
Ssstionery9 We do this printing for
yos on short notice. Come in and
- the samples We have.
ICE! ICE. ICEi
The old reliable GSnnison Valley Ice
Go. Wholesale aud retail.
lift N. A. PENNIHsfoH, Mgr.
Phone Beaver 1901.
r. s. Crosby homes ordinary rszors
for 25c. Flsa safety rasoss, single
edee a0c psr dog, do.ble edge, Soc
dos. Leeve ct Hubbard & Lisman's
je~elry store. 6tf.
The Episcopal Guild gill give .
st. Valentine tsa at the home of the
president, Mrs Dale, Tomichi Ave,
Feb. IL. An spros bssar will be held
in connection herewith.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

The Episcopal Guild gill give q
st. Valentine tea at the home of the
president. Mrs. Dale, Tomichi Ave-,
Feb. l2 An sproa bazaar will be held
in coanection Herewith.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

r. s. Crosby homes ordinary razors
for 25c. Flst safety rssoss, single
edse a0c psr dog, do.ble edse. 50c
dos. Lesve st Hubbard & Lismsn Q
je~elry store. eff.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

Hard and soft coal. Drxy and
mastering s. E. Day, Phone,
9unnison l07l. 3lu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

J. "A. FUDGE, Painter and Decosa-
tor. North Main Street. Gsnnison.
SiGn work a speciality. 4ltf
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

Try ths bsldwia ssaes fos psoapt
sssvi0s ed Q eomfosssble ride.
CT. n. 8. CaAsy, PvopsissW.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

0essle horse fos sale. Will work
dosbae o. single, ride q drive. Will
ssll cAsap. Addpsss Mrs. n. CAvA-
HAUoa, 0sanisoa. Alti
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

Cissouce Adsws.
Fssnitsse ssd Qssssswsse. Tel
ephoos hssver J6l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

Losr-Oas gold hnk cvf bsstoa,
eAGSsvsd \. c. ". Finder petsrn
70 this ofics cad receive pswssd.
81
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

fOR RENr-Three- room fsrnished
hooae Inquire j. p. CALsoN,
52tf. 0ennison
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

6asem lssndry ost6t for sale
cAaap. j. }. DUNBAR,
53sf. West Gannison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

Csll ~ TIE Ne~s- Chsnpioa Oiios
sG tsrests. hsve . big supply
on had.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

FoR SALE os TRADE-Fosd Ran
sboss, Gill ovsrhssl.
l54f. Mas. G. L. WILsUR.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-03-02
New Railroad Projected.

Considerable interest has been
aroused in the railroad line which it
Is proposed to build from Clinton
through East, Felieiana and East Ba-
ton Rouge parishes to Ascension, con
Meeting with the L. +. and n. route
at some point below Edenborn, says
la Baton Rouge despatch to the New
Orleans. Picayune. At a mass meet
ing in Clinton last week the pro-
posed line was discussed, Mr.. Keer-
foot, of Joneshore, Ark, a railroad
builder; has given his Endorsement
to The project, and said he would
build the line if a cash bonus of $685.
600 were raised, and a 5-mill tax for
ten years voted on the property in
every ward through which the road
would build, Committees to raise
the money have been selected by the
citizens of Clinton.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-03-02
4 GREAT DISCOVERY.
Certain Ingredients That Really pro-
mote Hair Growth When Properly
s$ Combined.

f. e .Es1esofc1n is one Of the most effect
I've germ destroye efs ever discovered
oy science, and in connection with
Beta Napthol, which is both germi
claal and antiseptie, a combination
Is formed which destroys the germs
tnat ROB the hair of it's natural
nourashment, hment, and also creates 4
cream, healthy condition of the scalp,
winch prevents the development Of
new germs.
Fnocafpin, although not a coloring
matter % after Or dye, is lWelI-knoWn ingre-
dlent ts Tor restoring The hair to its
natural color, when the loss of hair
mas mas, been caused hv b disease d
hese ingredients I'LL proper com
=Dilnation, with alcohol added as 8
stmulant and for its WelEdefined
nourlsh1ng properties. perfect per-
maps the most effective remedy that
IS known for scalp and hair troubles.
We have a remedy which is chief
~ composed of these ingredients. in
complnatlon with other extremely in
medicinal agents. We guar
antee:; it to positively cure dandruff
and to grow hair, even though the
scalp in spots is bare Of hair. II
there is any vitality left in the roots,
It will positively cure badness. or
We will refund your money. IF the
scalp has a glazed, shiny appear
ance, it's an indication that badness
S permanent, but in other instances
We believe badness is durable.
We want every one troubled with
'calp disease or loss of hair to try
Sexan ''93' Hair Tonic. If it does
lot cure dandruff and grow hair to
ne satisfaction of the user, we will
question or. quibble return
very cent paid us for it. We print
his guarantee on every bottle. 1t |
las effected a positive cure in 50 !
'er cent of cases where put to a |
ractical test.
Rexall "93'' Hair. Tonic is. entirely
Mike, and we think, III every. par
lcular better than anything else we
now of for the purpose for which it I
prescribed. We urge you to try
his preparation at our. entire risk.
we know of no better guar
ntee to give you. Remember, you
an obtain Rexall Remedies in Don
ldsonyllle only at our store-The
exaIl Store.<The X-Ray Pharmacy,
dmond Richard, proprietor, Donald
1nVille. Louisiana
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-03-02
Real Public snirif

4 What makes a town prosperous
oiean, hea1thy and progressive is th,
puplic spirit OF its men and women
4 town in which public spirit is lack
5iis or spasmodic is like a person VIII.
acks ambition and Industry or Win
spfuces up only when the notior
| strikes. . y -
Publlc spirit may show itself or be
cray It's absence in many ways. a
Stranger can judge this quality. or the
| 5ack OF 1T, IN community by SCENE
| now the streets are kept, how tidily
Or now sloVenly the citizens main
Tain their yards, front and back
whether the parks are numerous and
trim se,e' |'el
Going deeper into the life of a CEN
munlty, ne can Judge of the amount
OF interest the people take in the
general welfare of the city by MOTTO
ing whether its public affairs are ad-
nlnlstered by Wide=aWake business
IKE officials, whose lives and hands
are cleans er whether a horde of
place=hunters batten on the fat Jobs
which the indifference of the voters
allows them to create to their own
satisfaction.
The Individual enterprise and com
mercial Intelligence of the business
men Of a city, teo, are revealed BY
their cooperation. by their pride in
their toWn and in it's growth, The
short-slghted man of business, If In
deed such a man can be called a
man of business, thinks only of his
own gain, and cuts himself off from
Whetesome-co-operation with his fell
lows IN movements meant to build
up the: trade of all. The far-sighted
man of business, the man who knows
that he can at best have but a petty
unless his competitors and
men in all other lines of trade are
also prosperous, is willing to give of
his money and his work and his
Ime in cooperative effort for the
good Of all.
These form the stuff Of which the
.ruly great cities are made. These
nen bear the greater burdens. but
heirs is the greater honor, fer in
the rest Of the people learn
Which men are. leaders and doers.-
New Orleans item.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-03-02
NATIONAL DRAINAGE CONGRESS
important Organization to Hold Bio
Meeting at New Orleans April
10 to Determination of Mil
lions of Acres of Wet Lands Pro-
iected.


lions of Acres Of Wet Lands Prs
jected.
The Chief is in receipt of a COP
or the official call for the meetin,
OF the National Drainage Congres
to be held in New Orleans April i,
to IL next. The call has been sen
to $4,000 addresses in the limited
states, and it is expected that The
attendance at the Congress will an
proximate 10000. ~.
| Ihe work of the Congress will be
very. broad in its scope. MANY @ner
prominent in: national and interna
Ealonal affairs will take an active
part IN the proceedings, including a
mum pef7ofee of central ana south AHgrf:
can statesmen whose countries will
oe brought into close touch, with the
y onlted states blythe opening of the
Panaai1a Y Canal. Official Was1lliing ton
VIII $De strongly represented among
the speakers. Il 8
Ihe.#object of the Congress Is. to
promote the drainage of the .75. .eoo,-
ooO acres of wet lands in the the United
states, and the building of *aones
therepn as a means of benefitting
the national health, of expanding. the
national food supply and lowering
the cost of living, of supplying pro-
ductlVe homes for those people who
deslfe to move back to the farms,
OF checking emigration to. Canada,
OF building. lIin a great and prosperous
empire out of lands which have. long
peen regarded as waste lands.
10 accomplish this end, the Ma.
LlonaI: Drainage Congress will ask the
United States congress. to enact lep-
islatlon that will Set the federal NAL
!. in motion making surveys .5ofI
me wet lands, and of the streams on
Whlch national drainage must de-
pend 1t will also ask congress To |
enact the New1ands river regnla-
Ion Dill, which provides for the stor- /
age OF flood waters in the upper trib-
1tarles and their use for irrigation
md for power production, thereby
lowering the crest or T
maximum flood level in the lower
lVer by fully three feet. This means
over leyee taxes all along the river
rom Cairo to New Orleans.
Geo. II. Maxwell, the man who
teered the irrigation Interests in The.
vest 70 complete victory, has naoraeI
eN II
ne drainage interests III an effect.
We way: Mr. Maxwell expects the
congress to bring 10000 delegates /
, New Orleans.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-03-02
PLANTATION PARAGRAPHS.
Spring Flowing and Cane PLANTING
Under Way-seed Reported in
Good condition-Removino Aban-
doned Cane.

Every single day of the past week
1-Wlth the exception of Sunday
winch is a day OF rest, anyway--Was
characterized by beautiful weather.
permitting rapid progress to be made
y spring ploWlng and planting. This
ls as It should be, since the incessant
rams ~ OF the past several weeks had
4 greatly lnterfered with this import
ant work, and the delay in gettfng..
the cane into the ground was causing
i mueh. g concern to the sugar planters.
Taxing taxing advantage of the ideal elinlat-
iittflDs r Effe sgaa1 s,S1 1stg if5s.
Ill IA III.
lali gs,sI
getting the ground Ill shane f,1, ], d II
Ing and cleaning the ditch banks of
weeds and grasses.
| A fair percentage of the acreage
devoted to the cultivation Of SUGAR
cane has already been seeded. and
It seems to be the consensus Of
opinion that the seed lis in excellent
shape, notwithstanding the unfayor-
able conditions to which il was. sub
Jected after having been laid IN the
ground. In some localities the seed
IS reported to be spotted, but not
to sufficient extent to- cause any
material loss or deDlete the supply.
Inc problem of disDosing of the
standing and WindroWed cane aban-
.dtoned in the fields during the late
grinding season is one that is. .engag-
ing the attention of the planters at
This time. Conner Randolph a we'll
known young planter of Bayou #Goufa.
states that on his B1ytheWood place
and the adjacent plantations of the
Murrel1 Company, the stalks have
been uncovered where windroWed and
cut down where standing, and will
be permitted to remain in the fields
until the middle of. latter part Of
March, by which time it is expected
that constant exposure to the sun
light will have. dried them to such
an extent that the task Of loading
them into carts and hauling them
away will be greatly siinplified. This
seems to be good scheme, although
it means. that some late plowing and
planting viii have to be done on the
lands now occupied by this worth.
less cane.
A prominent Ascension field man.
ager says that few, il any of the
planters in our parish will have
his problem TO contend with. since
here was very little can abandoned
aereabout. OF course, near the close
u the grinding campaign the stalks
we're shortened several joints. but
hese elongated tops are easily dis
'osed of by burning.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-03-02
Fight Promoter Native of Donald
sonviIle.

n
8 The following clipping from the
New Orleans Picayune Of Feb. 25
will be read with interest by many
DonaldsonViIlians.
Report in the Picayune yesterday
that Las Vegas tNew Mexico) pro
moters had landed the Johnson-Flinn
heavyweight championship fight for
the Fourth of July awakened CON
siderable interest, especially on ac-
count of the mention of Charles
z. Malley as one of the Las Vegas
citizens interested.
1T was learned that O'NIaI1ey is a
native of Louisiana, having been
reared at DonaldsonFille, where his
father was known as a prominent
leyee contractor. Charles O'Mafley
became d mining engineer, and has
been living in New Mexico for some
times
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:Preve ntoaran1s.
Board Of Health Bulletin.

Fresh air means vitality.
Bathe regularly summer and winter.
sanitary oathouse costs ten
dollars; ascase* of typhoid costs
many times that much. You will
seldom have both.
TOO much food wears out the hui
man machine.
The removal Of adenoids Of a
dull child viii close the mouth
and open the mind
It is sensible. to dress to suit the
weather. st.:=sss s ~.
The body needs daily an adequate
supply of pure water.
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!. PHYSICIANS
!. - Z y. "a a - ----.

,rT X, SIMS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
\, Office in Hounas street, between
4 heaille street and Crescent Place. Tele-
phone 80. il : 2>.':'>@$>5 : =
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
my GOODS, GROCERIES, ETC.

.5ry KLINE, corner Crescent Place and
!. Houmas street. dealer in dry goods,
,ottons, boots and shoes, groceries, pro
,S risEons corn, oats and bran. Phone 152.
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\ faR. ]. ID. HANSON, PHYSICIAN. Of
flee and residence: Lessard street,
between Nichols avenue and lberville
street, Telephone "a.
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OCULlSTS

s T4R. 4. J. DIMITRy, OcULIsr. Of
flee on Sundays at Cobbs@ Hotel
Donaldsonyille. II a. m. 10 4 p. m. New
0rleans office, 714-718 Audubon Building,
ito p. m.
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0NDRAN, GUION & MARCHAND,
+ r ArToRREYs AT Law AND NoTARIES PUBLIC.
SCace in Nichols avenue. opposite court
boase. Prompt attention paid to collec-
lioas and civil business. Telephone 1888.
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4sR. 4, II. HANSON, PHYSICIAN. Of
/ flee: Lessard street. between Nichols
.yenlle and Opelousas streets. Phone 240.
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List of letters.

Remaining in tho postoffice at Don
aldsonyille, for week ending Mar. Q:
Anna Brooks, ]. w. Carter, Ella
Jackson, Marceline Lee, John A.
Leamond, Rosario Mannino, Rose
Porter, Frank Raffaele, Noelie Ro-
drfgue, Louise Spear, Nita Tate, w.
G. Thomas, Doc. Thomas, Marguerite
Vaillian, Harriet White, Tony Will
son, Stella Williams 2, Agnes Worms.
When calling for these letters say
advertised. If not called for in two
weeks they win be sent to the Dead
Letter office at Washington, D. c..
J. ]. LAFARGUE,.. Postmaster.