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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-27
[ITE YIELDS
b CONGRESS-
ENDS SESSION.
kncy Bill Passed After
h Trimmed to Suit the
Amended Penrose
olution Put Through.
nyEES ARE NOT
fLOWED EXTRA PAY
Med Scene in Lower
rber When Gavel Falls;
b Sides Applaud Part
Address of Speaker.
|OYEES ARE NOT
LOWED EXTRA PAY


sobered by the embarrass-
meuts Of Saturdays all-night
iession Of filibusters and dis.
Izts. congress adjusted it's diff
today, inviting President Taft
spitol once more, and at 4:30
4 tAis afternoon wrote "finish
y proceedings of the second ses-
he Sixty second congress.
led was marked with a return
caay and an end of filibusters.
La Toilette, demanding action
Peurose campaign fund resolu-
|And all opposition smoothed
I,d the resolution was adopted
yithout discussion.
rs Chamberlain, Martin, Swan
culberSoD, after fighting bitter
tie payment of the state
embodied in the general de-
bill, permitted the sennte to
Tie demands Of the house and
IAae claims from the bill.
Zone Up Again.
lstan for this concession, how
lag rscelved the promise of sup
EItn sher senators next winter.
us elnms again will be pressed
grpl.
pkse old claims, amounting in
100000, went the "extra
= pay for congressional EN-
which the senate demanded
icuss refused to give. In the
" honr Of the session, while
TAFT waited in his special
uu the measures Of the dy-
fsss, an attempt was made to
rsurA q special resolution, Civ
Employees "thc extra month, -
Anuss again blocked it.
Heddent signed the general de-
bl at 4:10 clock, making
ns payment Of the S1,s0O,00C
IN army pay, the $l50,00C
ssttysburg memorial celebra
. year, the $35o,0oO for e1ten
Customs work and scores OF
7portant payments that hinged
psesage OF the bill. The last
70 which his pen was put wal
epohlng of lands in the Colvillt
'sssrvation.
shzled Out"
r''ion just fizzled out' IL
h' to use tho words Of on
A comparative handful o,
occupied their seats and a cal
Vorum in either the house o
uuid have forced a return o
a'hfrassing situation Of las
1d outburst of applaus
Speaker Clark's announcement
lnment as his gavel fell in tn
Inc floor Immediately bccam
a'ed Scone. members biddin
]" goodbye and shaking hands
POLITICAL foes buried their dit
and all feuds apparently wer
animation and color wer
ne scene when the wome
s0Fn from the galleries
aosnds and fathers On tb
lug corridors were crowde
Hea but happy members an
u'nes and friends, and Speakt
"om was crowded with frienC
snlfers' Just before he al
The adjournment, Speak,
Aofessed the house.
prs Address.
NO hour of adjournment a
. ne said, "thc speaker d
congratulate the house on ha
-sa The end Of one Of the lon
most laborious sessions on re
slsfcsS has been actually
N Gays since December th'
W mat ever sat. The speak
'oank all members of &
10th sides Of the big ais
a'es us politically but not
In patrlots for the uniform co,
"h'ch they have treated t
~, nope that we all reach hol
m =, a''e enjoyable vacations a
a, 'urh' refreshed and invig
0uf work next winter
's An even score of senat,
OF The senate when {
aso on Page Seven,)
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sher'iff's Sale.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth JUDICIAL DIsTRICTT SQUIRT
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.
Bank of Terrebonne and Savings Bank
W. No, 1904, Eugene Csdiere.

Notice is hereby given. that BY virtue
OF writ Of seizure and sale issued out
of the Twentieth Judicial District Court
in aud for the parish Of Lafourche, and
to me directed, in favor Of the plaintiff
in the above entitled and numbered
cause; have seized and wilt offer to
sell, at public auction, according to law,
at the principal front door of the court
house, at Thibodaux, La, between II
O'Clock in the forenoon and O'Clock in
the afternoon, on
0SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1912,
the following described property Of the
above named defendant, to-wit:
w:-Lot or Section IS in T. 16 S., r..
II East, containing-acres.
2:-An that portion Of Lot or Section
&c, 10 arpents of the Bayou Blue in L. l6
S., K. IL East, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
The whole of said property being situa-
ted in the Parish Of Lafourche, on the
left descending bank of said Bayou
Blue" h.s
Said property is seized and will be
sold as aforesaid to pay and satisfy
debt in the sum of Twelve
Hundred Dollors. less credit OF One
Hundred and Two dollars and Seven
teen cents, with eight per cent per an
mum interest from May Z5tb, l9li, until
paid, and Ten per cent on the aggregate
Of said principal and interest as attor.
news fees and all costs OF these proceed
ings.
James Beary,
Sheriff Lafourche Parish, La
Thibodaux, La. July 18th 1912.
Howell Il Caillouet, Attorneys.
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Assessors Notice

Parish of Lafourche,
Thibodaux, La, May Is, 1912
In accordance with the pro-
vision of section 81 Of act No
1856, approved July 9Th, 1890,
notice is hereby given to the
taxpayer of said parish of La
fourche, that the listing OF the
property, real and personal, OF
said tax payers is completed
together with the valuation
placed upon said property by
the assessor and that said list
will be exposed in my office,
in the court house, at Thibo-
daux, for inspection and COR
rectlon, for the term OF TWEEN.
ty days, beginning June 10.
All taxpayers are earnestly
invited to avail themselves OF
the opportunity offered to
make known their objection
to any assessment and to test
their correction in the man
ner prescribed by law.
s. ]. Foret,
Assessor of Lafourche.
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Children Crv
FOR flETcHER'S
CASIO RIA.
Resolution.

WHEREAS, Rodo1ph Soignes, OF
the First Ward, DR.. Thos. Stark Of
the Second Ward, Edgar Dantin Of
the Third Ward, L. A. BeIanger Of
the Fourth Ward, Henry Pitre OF the
Fifth Ward, Horace Vicnair of the
Sixth Waro. Albert Toups Of the
Seventh Ward, Ed Reggie OF the
Eight Ward, Rene Rizan OF the Ninth
Ward and Francois Deramee of the
Tenth Ward, are the only candidates
who have filed with the Chairman Of
of this Committee their notifications
and declarations to become candidates
for the nominations for members. o
the parish school board of the Parish
of Lafourche, for the First, Second,
Third, Fourth, Fifth. Sixth, Seventh,
Eight, Ninth and Tenth Wards re.
spectively Of the said Parish Of La
fourche, and made the deposits re-
quired by said Committee within the
time prescribed by law and resolu-
tons Of this Committee, in the Pr,-
mary Election ordered to be held in
leach ward throughout SAID Parish of
Lafourche, on September 3rd., 1912,
therefore, ,
Be it resolved, by the Parish Demo-
cratic Committee Of the Parish Of
Lafourche, that Messrs. Rodolph Sol
gnet, DR.. Thos. Stark, Edgar Dantip,
i. A. Be'anger, Henry Pitre, Horace
Vicna,r, Albert Toups, Ed Reggso,
Rene Rfzan and Francois Deramee,
be and they are hereby declared to BE-
the nominees OF the Democratic Party
for members of the Parish School
Board of the Parish of Lafourche, for
Wards One, Two, Three, Four, Five.
Six, Seven, Eight, Nine and Ten, re-
spectively, of the Parish Of Lsfourche
to be voted for at the Congressional
Election to be held November 5th
1912.
Be it further resolved, that the de.
posts made with the Chairman of
this Committee by said nominees be
returned to them, after deducting the
actual expenses incurred by this CON-
mittee, IN calling Raid Primary EIec-
ton.
Be it further Resolved. that the
Chairman of the Parish Democratic
Committee be and he Is hereby
authorized to certify the names of
the above named nominees 10 the
Secretary Of State, said names to be
placed on the official ballot at the
said general election to. be held No
vembcr 5th. 1912,
Chas. J. Coolon J. A. Q Coignet
Secr'y Par Dem. Chairman, Par
Com. PARISH of Dem. Com. Par.
I.afourche. of LafouFehe.
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First Excursion of the Sease1
to Galveston and Return
Over the Southern
Pacific.

The Southern Pacific will
operate its first excursion of
the season to Galveston and
return Monday, August 5th
and tickets will be good to
return on regular trains up
to and including August 10th
This will give the excursion.
lists five days in Galveston.
A special train will leave New
Orleans at 500 A. NJ. and
will he scheduled to pass
Schriever at 1880 A. N.
The special train will take
on passengers only at main
line stations between New
Orleans and Lafayette.
Those desiring to take advan-
tage Of the excursion from
branch line can arrange to
meet the excursion train at
the nearest main line point.
The round trip fare from
Schriever will be only $3.50
In addition to the natural
attractions Of this famous
beach resort. such as surf
bathing, boating and fishing,
etc, Galveston is making spe-
|cial arrangements for the ell
tertainment of excursionists.
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Hot Weather Hints.

Keep the flies away from
the sick, espaciously those i'll
with contagious diseases.
Kill every fly that strays in
to the sick room. His body
is covered with disease germs.
DO not allow decaying ma
terial of any sort to accumu-
late on near your premises.
All refuse which tends in
any way to fermentation, such
as bedding straw, paper waste
and vegetable matter, should
'be disposed of and covered
with lime or kerosene oil.
Screen all food.
Keep all reeepticlea for gar
bage carefully covered and
the cans cleaned CT aprinkled
with oil or lime.
Keep all the stable manure
in vault or pit, screened or
sprinkled with lime, oil or
other heap preparation.
See that your sewerage sys
TEN is is in COON order; that
it does not leak il no to date
and not exposed to flies.
Pour kerosene into the
drains.
Cover food after q meal;
burn or bury all table refuse.
Screen all food exposed for
sale.
Screen all windows and
doors, espe ;ially the kitchen
and dining room.
Burn pyrethrum powder in
the house to kill flies.
Don't forget if you see flies,
their breeding place in nearby
filth. 1t may be behind the
door, under the the table or in
the cuspidor.
IF there is no dirt and filth.
there will be no fies.-E1.
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DEATH OF J. Louis F.
Aucoin.

On last Mon6ay at 6:l5
o'clock P. NJ. J. Louis F. An.
coin passed away at his
fathers home in this town, at
the age of u years and 5
months. :.
Mr.: Auco;n was one Of
Ihi bodaux's most popular
young men, a son of Hon. J.
Louis Aucoin, Clerk Of Court,
OF this parish, polite aid
courteous and one of the
leading clerks III Mr.. Charles
A. Badeaux's Racket Store.
Deceased WAS member of the
order of Red Men Chez Be
Tribe No. 81, Lafourche Cou y
Gil No lila knights of Col,,m
bus, st. Charles Branch No.
1856, G. K. Of :, Union Rank
Company A. First La, st.
Joseph's Usher Society, aud
Thibodaux Fire Company No.
l.
The funeral took place OH
tuesday afternoon at 3 c'clock
at st. Joseph's Church, and
was largely attended.
The Sentinel extends it's
profound sympathy to the
bereaved family.
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Election Proclamation.
PARISH Of Lafou.che, Ia
July 18th 1917

July 18th 1917
|, William Il. Price, chairman o
the Democratic Committee of tn,
| Third Congressional District Of Louis
| ianas setting under and by yjrtre 0.
thvanthori,y conferred upon me. BY .
resolution adopted by said Comnittet
lUn July l1th., 1912, do hereby cal
and order Primary Election to ht
held throughout the said District IN.
der the primary Laws of this state. OF
SEPTEMBER 3RD., 1912
between the hours provided Ey said
primary Law, for the purpose Of Be-
lecting the nominee of the Denocrat>
ic Party tor Congress from said Dis
trict.
Notice is further given that at said
primary there shall be eieetra two
Democrats from ca ID Parish 10 com.
pose tsn Democratic Commit see for
this District.
NOTICE is further given that all
candidates for nomination under this
cali shall have twenty days within
which to Gle with the undersigned,
and the Secretary of State, accompa.
MED with the required depositit az
provided. for nv law, their written in
tcntioa to become such candidate
Notice is further given, that if, ut
the expiration OF said delay there
shall be hut one candidate for Con
gress, ur but two candidates for each
Parish to compose the Democratic
Committee of this District who shall
have declared their intention to enter
the said primary, and Of such az re-.
quired who shall have made the pro-
per deposit under the law, then the
said Dem oeratic Committee Of the
Third Congressional District Of Ions
lana, shalt meet and as provided by
law, shall declare such person or per-
SOUS so entered as candidate and
unop:OSed, the nominee OF the Dem O.
cratic Party for Congress from said
Third Congressional District, and the
members Of the Democratic Commit.
tee OF Louisiana, duly elected with
out the neces.rtyeDf holding said Fri
mary.
Witness nv hand officially, at Thi-
bodaux. Parish of LsfonFcbe, State
Of Louisiana, this 11th~ DAY of July
A. d. 1912.
W. II. Price
Chsirman Dem. Com. Of
the Third Congressional
Dist. Of La.
Affect.
Z. A. Celestin.
Acting Secretary.
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tee sh"!' meet immediately sh-r4nttt..
AVID, as provided by section % of the
aforesaid Act 49of 1906, shall DE-.
clare srctl person or persons 20 en-.
tered a. . candidate and unnprosed,
the nominees Of the Democratic Party
'r urLntMr> o, he Parish Schou.
'oarl. without the necessity OF hold.
'S sad primary election.
Witness my hand Officially, at Thi.
odaus. Parish Of Lat ,urrlle, Louis.
JAMS, this l!ih day of July A. d.
1912.
J. A. q. Coignet,
Chairman Dem. Par
ish Com. Of the Par
ish Of Lafourche.
ATTEST:
Chas J CenloD,
Src'y Pal Dem. Com. Parish
Of Lafourche.
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Election PROCLAMATION.
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE, La

I /, c. Anedee Celes,lu, chairman "
IN, 2U,h Judicial District D.noc,"t
tsmmittee Of the State Of Louisian
comprising the Parishes OF Lafourch
ard Ierrebonne, acting a"'-r aud L
vi,tue OF the authority conferred upO..
me by resolution adopted by the
goth Judicial DstFsst Democratic
Committee on July Hh, 1912, do
hereby call and order PRIMARY cleo
ton to bc held throughout The SAIL
Goth judicial District, comprising
.aid Two parishes, on september 3rd.,
1912. conformably and IN accordance
with the provisions Of act - Of 1906
and the amendments thereto for the
pnrpose of nominating candidates
for the Democratic Party for the Of
fees of District Judge and District
Attorney for said Judicial District
TO be voted fer ut the general election
to be held on Tuesday, November 9th
1912. and for the purpose OF electing
three members each Of said two par
isbes to serve as members Of the De-
mocraticr District COMMITTEE fer the
said goth. judicial District.
Notice is further given that at SAID
primary election none but Democratic
qualified electors shall vote and that
said election is called and shall he
held, contacted ard regulated in every
particular as fully provided by the,
said Act of the Legislature OF 1000
applicable to this case. q
Notice is further given that all can.
didates for the nominations under
this call shall have twenty days with
IN which to file with
the undersigned their written !nten-
ton to become such candidates, and
candidates for the nomination. OF.
Judge and District Attorney shall
make with the undersigned, NJ The.
time of filing their notice OF Intention
to become candidates, each a deposit
tone Hundred dollars to help d.
fray the actual expenses OF said pri-
mary election. !.
Notice is further gwen, that if, at
the expiration of said delay
there be but one candidate for
the nomination of either Judge
District Attorney, or but thrz: candi-
dates for each Parish for the election
Of members of the Democratic judi
cial District Committee who shall
have declared their intention to enter
the said Primary, and Of such as re-
quired who shall have made the de-
post then the said 10th. Judicial Dis.
trict shall meet and as provided by
law, shall declare such person or per-
sons 60 entered as candidate and
unopposed, the nominee ofithe Demo-
cratic Party for said Judge and Dis
trict Attorneyships, and the members
of the judicial District Democratic
Committee, duly elected, without the
necessity of holding said Primary.
Witness my hand officially, at TIL
bodaux, Parish Of Lafourche, State
Of Louisiana, this 9th day of July A.
D. 1912.
G. A. Celest,n
Chairman goth Jud.
Dist. Dem. Committee.
ATTEST:
Chas j Coulon
Secretary.
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Election Proclamation.
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE, LA.
Chas j COuIOn
Secretary.

PARISH OF LAFOURCHE, LA.
July l1,h., 1872.
III. A. 0. COIGNET, Chairman
OF the Democratic Parish Comnittee
OF the Parish of Lafoulche, acting un-
der and by virtue of the authority
conferred upon me by q resolution
adopted by the Democratic Parish
Committee of the Parish of Lafourche
under date hereof, do hereby call and
order Primary Election to be held in
each ward of the Parish Of Lafourche
+. SEPTEMBER 3RD., 1912
conformably and in accordance with
the provisions Of Act 40 of 1905 and
the amendments thereto, fol- the pur-
pose of nominating candidate for
member of the parish school board
for each ward Of said parish.
Notice is further given that at said
primary election none but DEMOCRAT
&c qualified electors shal. vote and
that said election is called and shall
be held, conducted and regulated in
every particular as fully provided by
The said act Of the Legislature No 40
Of 1906, applicable TO this case.
Notice IS further given that all can
didates for nomination under this call
shall have ten days within which TO
file with the undersigned their written
intention TO become such candidate
and shall make with the undersigned
at the time Of fling their notice OF in
tention to become candidates, each 3
deposit of Two 5O-lO0 dollars to help
defray the actual expenses OF said
primary election.
Notice is further given, that, IT at
the expiration Of said delay there be !
but ono candidate for each ward OF
this parish for the nomination for
members of the Parish School Board
who shall have declared their lnten-
ton to enter the said Primary Elec-
ton, aud who shall have made the
deposits required, then this commit
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Cox--Taylor

!
! MI. Clarence Cox, q promi
. nent young business man Of
tyler, Texas, and Nh Mary
Lou Taylor. youngest daugh-
ter Of Capt. J. nj. Taylor were
.quietly married at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Frank Nc
Knight, the brides sister. in
Crowley, at Up. NJ. on Tues,
day, the 10th inst, the Rev.
Father Theo. Averberg off,
ciating in place of Rev Father
Isenbefg, now absent from his
parish. Only the immediate
relatives of the contracting
parties were present. After
Z nice collation. had been serv
ed the happy young couple
took the train for their future
home in Tyler, Texas. The
bride was the RECIPIENT of
many nice presents from
friends and relatives and
their departure was followed
by loving benisons and con-
eratulations for their future
welfare and happiness
Miss Taylor was very popu.
lar in Crowley and had a host
of friends, IN social and bust
ness circles. She was a fine
stenographer and filled posi-
lions in several leading firms
with great credit to herself
and to the satisfaction of he.
employers. Some three years
ago she graduated with thel
honor from the Tyler Bust
ness College, and it was while
a student there that thet
romance of the young couple
began, grew into enduring
love, and finally consummated
ia the holy bonds Of matrimo
ny.
Mr.. Cox is a young man of
high culture, sterling quail
lies, and splendid business
qualifications, and gives
bright promises Of a success
'rlll business career in the |
future. Under such auspices
! kindly light should lead
hem through an usual and |
Happy life, a consolation toI
friends and an honor to socie |
".
That. they may realize and
.ulfll this fruition is thel
prayer of their best friends
Rayne, Tribune.
Miss, Taylor is the sister OF
Mrs. ii. r. Dupre, Of this
,own, and has many friends|
here who will be glad to learn
ST her happy marriage.
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Trespass Notice

Hunting fishing and trapping on
ur lands is strictly prohibited ard
trespassers will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
Philip nt>upL
Edward Toaps.
Oscar Cancienne.
Cypriep Cancienne,
Z. Penisson,
Leonce MorvAnt.
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Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
G. ASTORlA

Judge G.. A. Engerran, last
week, was appointed a notary
public by Gov. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Wagnes-
pach left this week for Lock.
port, where Mr.. w. will re-
sumo his duties as brakeman,
on the Lockport Branch train
Of the Southern Pacific.
NJ. and Mrs. Oliver Bour-
geois and Mrs. Felix Richard
went to Morgan City this
week to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Hamilton Boudreaux.
Mrs. Boudfeaux was a sister
Of Mrs. Richard.
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MOUNT CARMEL foAvENr

MOUNT CARMEL loAvrsr
An Academy for Young Ladt<
Kept by the Sisters Of Mount Carmel. Tho
ough conrse. English and French. Foot
Market Street.
EDUCATIONAL.
Chol Emanuel.
Music Teacher
Gives instrumental, vocal and HsImoAS
esson Residence Levee treet.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-27

Mrs. J. Wi.sberg, and daugh
ter Jessie, are visiting in New
Orleans.
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FOR SALE!
A SPLENDID Piece OF SUGAR
PROPERTY;

situated in the Parish of East Baton Kouoe "a a from,
the q NJ v Railroad has 375 acres open and in cul-
tvation consisting of IS plant cane balance in
and peas This land high rich Magnolia Ridge SOIL is
well drained and not subject overflow An necessary
buildings and improvements twenty mules and all necessa
ry agricultural implememts with labor in ahnndanca A.
Bargano easy terms For further particulars address,
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Trespass Notice

Hunting and trapping is striokly
prohibited on my Plantations. Tres
,assers will be d ,secuted to full ex-
en1 tbs az
G.. 8. Mathews.
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Children CIV
FOR FLETcHER'S
9 STO RIA
Trespass Notice

bunting and trapping on our lands
is strictly prohibited and trespasssers
Will De prosecuted to the full extent
If the law.
vs. i4Ias;, y, MpA "a
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&&55z;:)zi<
Trespass Notice

DOTH DRUG STORE,
1Druggis.s
Drugs, Chemicals, Perfum ery, Schoo! boob
atc. Cor. Mstr II Green etree
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MERCANTILE

MERCANTILE
nyURG N. T.
arkef Sta n
Alvays on baud the best at Beef.:.Mu
Pork, Veal and Sausages OF all kinds.
Market Street, Thibodaux, La.
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Local Paragraphs.

Tbs holder of ticket No.
l25 gets the Joy ride given by
The 1hibodaux Construction
d Supply Company this week.
Mrs. Emanuel Lahit, Of
New Orleans, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. N. L.
Bourg.
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ssao ss' q st sssHsss! soULE COLLEGE,

Should be given the best traiufnr to pset
pare them for success In busfness.
Personal Instruction. Free Rmp1oy.
9uent Department. Complete College
Bank. College Store and Wholesale
O6ces.
No misrepresentation to secure stt<
dents. Thfough the net ess ofite
$4,000 former students. 9oule College
10 recognized evefywhefe 40 4 Wide
Awake. Practical. Popular and 0uc<
GEO. soULH e so1ss
Smyrna times., 1912-07-24

Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Adkins left
last week on a three weeks visit
to Minor, Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris an
children of Philadelphia, and Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson and son, of Will
mington, are visiting the family of
Capt. W. H. HAZEL.
Z Miss Bertha Smithers and her
nephew Warner Price, have been
sojourning at Ocean Grove, N. j.
They took the trip with MIR. L. NJ.
Price in his touring car.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry S Thomp-
son of MillingtOn, Nd, are visiting
Mrs. Lewes M. Price.
Mrs. Calvin Boggs and son. of
Philadelphia, are visiting her grand.
mother, Mrs. Wells on Delaware
street.