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tanned THE OLD SOLDIER.
He Was Not "a 6essar," but Carmen
sylvia Became One.


sylvia Became One.
One day. walking in hospital ward,
the queen of Roumania came upon an
old soldier suffering from compound
fracture of the leg and threatened
with gangrene. He would not give
consent to the surgeons to amputate.
He feared that should he do so he
would be claSsed among the beggars.
81 am not Il heggar." said the stout
old soldier proudly. IN lose my life.
but not M H~u"r."
ATS true said Carmen sylvia. "you
are not Il ln'@@ar. but | am" She
threw herself uu her knees at the bed
side II have never prayed but to God"
and taking his hand, she added: But
l now supplicate you 81 listen to his
wish and mine, Let your leg be taken
off and spare your life TO your family.
your country and 10 me and
And, if | consent. what them"
what them she exclaimed joyful.
ly. Why. | shall give you the most
beautiful artificial leg that can be
made in Europe. and when the war is
over yon shall come and dance at the
palace with your SONS"
81 consent" he said softly, but you
must hold my hand during the opera
tion."-T. P,'s London Weekly.
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PURSE SNATCHER
ESCAPES ARREST

Police have not located thn NAV
who snatched Mrs. Glen McClure's
purse from her hand al 7:3U Coca
Saturday evening. while she was on
her way up town from her home "a
South Tenth street. The man who had
been lettering in the neighborhood for
some time attacked her on South B
street between Eighth and Ninth The
purse contained sl2 in money and two
rings. Mrs. Mcclure who was alone
called for help but the man escaped
before anyone arrived
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RUPE TO SPEAK

Attorney John L. Rupe, OF this city,
will respond to the toast Our Frater-
nifty" at the convocation dinner in con
nection with the forty-eighth semi
annual meeting of the Ancient and
Accepted Rite Masons. in indianapolis
Wednesday Howard c. Hunt OF this
city will serve on the nonresident sec
ton of the reception committee which
has been appointed.
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GRANTS 2 DIVORCES

divorce was granted Mrs. Mary
Adams from Charles c. Adams in cir
cult court today by Judge Fox. The
plaintiff charged abandonment and
failure TO provide. Her husband left
her some years ago.
Bessie Burns, co!ored, was granted a
divorce from Charles Burns Mrs.
Burns charged failure to provide and
abandonment. Burns failed TO ap-
pear.
Telescope spectacles have been in
vented in Germany for persons suffer
ing from extreme near sight.
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CITY STATISTICS
Births.

Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler C. Rees, 100
South West Fifth, boy
Building Permits.
M. G. Henley, 1907 Main street,
frame and iron garage, $1,4OO
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GOLD lNooTS STOLEN

PARIS, Nov. IA million dollar
robbery was reported to the police to-
day. Gold ingots. valued at 100000
and consigned by the Ottoman bank at
Constantinople to Paris, via Berlin,
disappeared in transit
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RIBBONS

so Pcs. new Hairbo and Grid
lie Ribbons In satin, taffeta
or MORE finish; large line OF
colors. also the new two-tone
effects now in demand: this
is a good opportunity to buy
Christmas Ribbons, az
Nov. sale .......... LCc
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LADIES' NECKWEAR

Special new line of Net
Yokes In extra fine quality Of
net, white and ecru. as good
as many stores sell o.
for SOC: Nov. sale =. ACC
New Rufflings received by
express, chiffon or shadow
lace. white. cream and CSo
black, Nov. sale .... ACC
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Hedwig Stavne celebrated her one
hundred-and-t birthday re-
Gently by doing her regular days work
that of goose herder, near Warsaw,
Russia. She sews, without spectaoles.
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CHILDREN'S UNDER
WEAR

Misses and ChiIdren's Vests
and Pants; most all sizes,
fleeced and medium weights,
cream or bleached; also a
few dozen size 4 Pants in
women's sizes, Csc 1Oo
goods, Nov. sale go. 1CC
Our line of Essex Mills I'm
ion Suits for boys and girls
are perfectly made and well
proportioned; cream, gray or
white, sizes 3 to - ~O
years $500. ... cOS
Sizes ID to Is years or
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Rife5 Firearms.

In the South kensington museum
are several wheel lock muskets with
rifed barrels made during the reign of
Charles l.. if not earlier Such barrels
were then usually called screwed :"
Zachary Grey in a note on 'Hudibras. -
part l, canto 3. line 53S, says that
Prince Rupert showed his skill as a
marksman by hitting twice in success
sion the vane on st. Mary's Stafford
at sixty yards with screwed" pistol.
-London-Notes and Queries
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(Top to bottom: DR.. Sun-Yat-Sen
and Yuan-Shi-Kai)
In a recent interview in Toxic
whittier he fled when it became ap-
parent that he had been marked for
death by the agents Of Yuan-Shi-Kai,
DR.. Sun Vat Sen, who was first Pro
visional President Of the new Chi
nese Republic, declared that he was
going back to Japan to overthrow the
Yuan-Shi-Kai regime. He intimated
that he was in constant communica-
ton with secret organizations in the
Flowery Republic that were plotting
to depose Yuan and expressed no
doubt as to the prospective success Of
their plans. -....
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Ants have been found in Dalmatia
that actually make bread by chewing
seeds into pulp, forming it in loaves,
baking them in the su nand then stor-
ing them away for future use
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RUBBER GOODS

Special Hot Water Bottle,
made from the best quality
Of rubber with non-leakabIe
stopper, regular 800 CO.
value, Nov. sale =. UOC
Combination Hot Water Bot
tie and Syringe combined.
with three rubber fittings,
guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton regular 1925 CT m
value, Nov. sale E. Sl.UU
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An insulating material made from
milk curds has been invented in Rus
STA.
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FUR SPECIALS
SILK DEPARTMENT
For S1.39

10 pieces Beautiful Soft
Silks including Crepe Me-
teors, Brocaded Charmeuses.
Crepe De Chenes, etc, 40
inches wide, good range of
colors, all taken from our
regular stock, 81 CT 90
goods, Nov. sale. Ol.OJ
For 65c
Lot Fancy Silks for waists
and dresses; in this lot we
include Messalines, Serges,
Foulards, Fancy Plaids and
Roman stripes; mostly %
inches wide; goods worth up
to $1.o0 a yard, or
Nov. sale ........... UCC
For Acc
Lot 23-inch Fancy Silk Pop
Inns; they come in all the
good shades with small, neat
figures, splendid silk for
good, hard service; plenty of
blues, browns and Copen.
See these before the line is
broken. November Al.
odIe ......-....,. fCN
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MESH BAGS 500

Special number in German
Silver, full finch size, kid
lined, pierced silver frame
and pendant fringe; a bag
that will give absolute salts
faction, November ca IN
sale ............. S4.UU
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KNIT UNDERWEAR

Women's Fleeced u n o n
Suits. two special numbers in
bleached or cream, fine or
heavy ribbed; sizes 4 50c
to 6, Nov. sale ...... cUS
Women's Fine Ribbed Union
Suits, bleached mercerized
tape neck, pearl buttons, all
sizes, 4 to 3, 79c goods co.
Nov sale ..........O ON
Women's Essex Mills Union
Suits, 81 quality; this is an
exceptional value, bleached
fleeced, heavier than the 69c
number; made Dutch neck,
elbow sleeve or high neck,
long sleeve. All n k g
length, sizes 4 to s; long
sleeve garment; also come In
sizes 7 to 9, Novem- 100
Der sale ............ ISC
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SILK SCARFS SOC

Full 22x65-inch hemstitched
ends: brocaded Silk and
Mausline, six good shades.
black, white, pink, blue, gray
S Nor. E sale SOC
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UMBRELLAS
Another Shipment of 800
Pieces to Choose From.

$50 Ladies' or Gents hand
les. same cloth and finish,
$500 value choice, QSc
Nov. sale .......... CCS
$50 Ladies' or Gents hand
les, same cloth as above, on
ly finer and more elaborate
ue; Nov. sale :. SI.Z0
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BOYS UNDERWEAR
Shirts and Drawers, extra
heavy fleece, perfect goods,
all sizes. We are overstocked
on this style; 35c To-
goods; Nov. sale go. 1CS
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GLOVES

NlIo LAD
This is certainly the Glove
store of Richmond. We have
set a new record for Glove
selling. Better Gloves, better
values have made this posi-
BILE. Read our Nov. sale
prices.
For soc
Ladies' Kayser Leatherette
Gloves; not only feel and
wear like leather, but are cut
and fit like kid; come in
white, black, brown and
gray; November 50c
sale wv
For Csc
Special line of kayser Cash
mere Gloves, suede lining,
with two clasps, come in
black only; all sizes; a
glove that many stores will
get soc for; Novem- Or
Der sale ............ AOC
For SIC
We were fortunate in getting
a second shipment of the
special Ladies' Cape Gloves.
made from the finest quality
of Cape stock: come in Eng
lish, Tans and Browns: a
glove that gives absolute sat
isfaction every time, 90
Nov. sale .C CC
For SOC
Ladies' White Cape Gloves,
made from the finest select
ed leather: a glove much in
demand at present; our reg
ular s1.25 value, on
Nov. sale ...C OC
VANITY CASES S1.OO
German Silver Three Coin
Pocket Powder Puff, Mirror
and Card Case complete; a
splendid Christmas item:
French gray or silver finish,
Noyembe CT IN
sale Cd stU
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CHILDREN'S COATS
One lot of IS sizes 8, 10, IL
and Is years, formerly $425
to $3.50. Nov. sale &C 7E
half, $2.12 to-. pVs SC
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COUNTER OF ODD
GARMENTS

All broken lots are here
Mems, Women's and Chill
dren S; mostly small sizes:
all priced at one-thfrd to one
half less than regular wool or
cotton. Be sure to see this
counter.
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LEATHER HAND
RAGS. S1.00

New Creations, all the new
shapes, including Tango,
Wishbone and Vanity. Choice
of ten styles, all fresh and
new, bought for CT M
this Nov. sale -. sOV
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BLACK SILKS

22-inch Black Messalfne, 75c
value, November EOa
sale wv
27-inch Black MessaHne, 81
value, November OF
36-fnch Black Silks in Mesa
line Taffeta or Peau De Sol;
goods that we can recon-
mend to our custom 90
ers, Nov. sale ...... JOG
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OUTINGS, Sac
Case light and dark, all good
styles. cheap at 12hc, OIL
Nov. sale .......... C3C
Special lots at SC, Tee, 1oc
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WASH GOODS

See the special Cotton
Crepe, Eponge and Poplins,
all the new fall colors, o.
Nov. sale ....... LOC
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RUBY WATCHES 79c
With new dustproof case:
solid gilt, will not tarnish or
wear off; guaranteed for one
year from date of sale 7Oa
Nov. sale ..... ~
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TOILET PAPER

Yokohoma Crepe Toilet Pa
per, thousand sheets To the
roll: regular loo val o.
ue, Nov. sale. 4 for ACI
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Z FUR COATS

1 Near Seal size 81, length
AZ; $780, Nov. S27 50
sale ........... po scO
1 Black Russian Pony, size
38, length AZ, p10 90
s47.5O, Nov. sale SlJ.JS
l Black Russian Pony, size
40, SO in. long, C1E 90
$3.50, Nov. sale p1 ceCC
1 Black Russian Pony, size
3S, length 3S ms. C1OOO
$4750, Nov. sale q 1910
Black Russian Pony, size
"a. 81 ms. long, GOO IN
Black Russian Pony. size
40, 81 ins. long, cog M
Nov. sale =. pAO.UU
l Brown French Coney, size
40. So ms. long, GOO ~
$47.50, Nov. sale spAOs =
RACK CLOTH COATS
% Garments all told, former
ly 1898 to $3.50, November
s sale' ss''s S1S.75
W
Coo fI,op,
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KIMONO APRONS ACC

This apron covers the entire
dress. Large stock from
which to choose.
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COMFORTS
For S1.9S

Homemade Comforts, extra
large and heavy; these are
our own make; filled with
white, clean cotton and Gov
cred with the best of mater
ials, all knotted by hand,
November Ct 90
Sdte AsOo
Other special lots OF Com
forts at $10O and $50. Our
fine Comforts up to $500
must be seen to BE- appre-
ciated. Ask to see the Home
Made Comforts GO o.
at ~\~e~O
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BRASSIERES Csc
Well made, emb trimmed.
good quality of mus o.
lin, Nov. sale $1,000. ACI
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at ..... 81 so to $3.50
See the new extra heavy
Jumbo Knit Sweater for SIS,
regular price $3.50. Comes
in white, gray and wine.
Other special values at 81.
$3.50 and $500.
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BLANKETS
For CSC
Case 64x76-inch cotton Blank
cts in tan, gray or white; eX-
ira heavy weight, $3.50 val
ne, Nov, SALE per 0Sc
pair .-......... wv
For SIPS
Case 7OxS0-inch extra large
and fine tan, gray or white,
$500 value, Nov. CT Ok
sale, per pair. " - Lao
For $500
st. Mary's All Wool Blanket,
all colors, eSxS0-inch. 5 lbs,
s ss y1 paif Nov .':' sale. $500
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SKIRTS
26 Black Dress Skirts,
All Sizes,

So1' Sale to $780, S1.9S
16-$6.50 to $3.50, CD 90
Nov. sale ........ pAsCC
Extra Size. formerly $3.50
to $40, Nov. Sale Half Price.
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LADIES' SUITS

Special Lot of % at RIdicu-
ious Prices.
! ld formerly ns1l $780, 81 9S
6 formerly $3.50 or no
to $21.50, Nov. sale ID 4 40
Is formerly $21.5O GO 90
to $47.5O, Nov. sale $3.50
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ONE-PIECE DRESSES

OIIc MICK OF 70 NSSOFtco SIIk
and Wool, All Sizes
and CoIors.
$500 to $3.50, ca 90
Nov. sale .......O 4eCC
2o-$1l.oo to $21' g QQ
Nov. sale ..O 40
1880 to $3.50 GO 10
Nov. sale .... OlAsJO
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MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR

Special numbers in white,
pink and blue crepes. also
muslins with embroidery
trimmed, high and V neck,
button front styles: attract
i've patterns in slip over
styles in both embroidery
and lace trimmed, 81 80 val
n ssie November >9 CSC
New patterns in princess
slips, we'll finished. lace or
embroidery trimmed, CT
Nov. sale ......... oil
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w omen IIeeced, medium
weight black only, seamless,
fast color. Nov. 101
Mems Hose in black. black
with white foot or sole, and
all the good colors. seamless
foot, medium weight y =.
sale price two pairs CSo
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OC
Boston Terrier Children's
Hose, also Economy Hose,
the best 15c hose made: fine
or heavy ribbed, r.
Nov. Sale ..... loo
8 Pairs s3c
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1 Near Seal size 81, length
s az; $500, Nov. $3.50
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-10-10
NTUROM ths llth day Of OcToBtP, A 0. 1918,

offer for sale az the Court House door of the
Town of st Joseph, in this parish, between
the hours of II O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock
p. m. the following described property, sit
uated in the Parish OF Tensas. State of Louis
lana, and seized In the above STYLED and
numbered suit, to-wit:
ten-acre lot of land. a portion OF the wood
land of Pamela plantation South Of the plank
road, and lying between the lot sold by J..
NJ. Gillespie to the Tensas Compress Com
pany, and now occupied by them, and the
right OF way OF the Memphis, Helena 4 Louis
lana Railroad Company, beginning at n point
"a said point being at the intersection of
the right OF way of the Memphis. Helena a.
Louisiana Railroad Company with the South
ern margin of the ditch on the South side of
the plank road. then from said point a. 80
degrees East six hundred and eighty-two
feet 10 n point "D,' being the Northwest
corner OF the Tensas Cotton Compress Co.
lot, thence South q. so degrees West six hun
dred and fty-eight and 6-lOth feet TO point
&C, thence South 80. rs degrees. eight hun
1r.d and thirty feet to ''B.' said point ~
icing at the Eastern boundary line OF said
right of way OF the Memphis. Helena
a. Louisiana Rail Road Company thence
on Fast boundary line Of said right of
way North fOrty-two degrees East five
b1 I and twenty-nine and 6-Ieth feet 10
ala Ten (I0l acres Of land according to
inaD 81 said lot made by John Johnson, Par
% urveyor, on December Srd, 1902, at
a'red to a deed from John NJ. Gillespie to
3. 4 Tensas Cotton Oil 4 Mfg Co., recorded
n NotariaI Record 20, - ge 4Os ct seq. , 10
which reference IL here made; together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon,
and all immovables by destination, and all
machinery, appliances, presses. engines.
boilers, gins and all other machinery and
appliances on or about the real estate herein
above described.
Terms of Sale: Cash. with benefit Of APP
JOHN HUGHES. Sheriff.
st. Joseph, La, September Ah. 1917.
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Mrs. ]. f. Byram was the guest of Mrs.
Randall Hunter this week.
Mrs. B. B. Baxter, OF Chattanooga, is
visiting her parents in st. Joseph.
Mr. E. White, of Dodson, La, is the
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. l.. A. Murdoch.
Miss Lesley, of the faculty OF the st.
Joseph High School, is theweek- guest
of Miss Routh Buckner, at Newellton.
Mrs. w. G. Pickens, nee Miss Blanche
Hopkins, and two interesting children,
of st. Louis, are visiting relatives in St.
Joseph and Tensas parish.
A most delightful dance was given at
Newellton on Friday night which was at
tended by quite number from distance
81. Joseph was represented by the follow
ing: Mr.. Fred Smith and Miss Leslie,
Mr.. Merrick Rowan and Miss Fannie
Smith, Mr. Fred Blanche and Miss Fran
ces Curry, Mr.. Howard Byram and Miss
Elise Hazlip. The party was entertained
at midnight luncheon by the Misses
Buckner. The return trip, made by
moonlight, was most pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ashford o. Kelley.
of st. Joseph, announce the engagement
of their sister, Annie Ashford O'Kelley,
to Mr.. Chauncey Edward Ford, of Mann
moth Springs, Ark. The marriage to take
place on the evening of Wednesday, No
vember 5th. The bride-to-be is a recog-
nized Southern beauty of many charms
of character and personality, and has rel
atives and many friends throughout Louis
lana and Mississippi. The young couple
will make their home in Jonesboro, Ark
-Natchez Democrat.
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Union Church was held on We'd
nesday evening, when it was decided to
inaugerate sale Of good things to eat
for Thanksgiving Dinners in st. Joseph.
The sale will be conducted at the home
of Mrs. B. F. Bonney, on the plank road
on Wednesday evening before Thanks
giving. The purpose of this sale is to raise
funds with which to paint the Union
Church as soon as possible with view OF
having it dedicated. Another meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid Society will be held on
Wednesday, October 22nd, when full
attendanceis requested.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-10-10
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is only by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an infained condi-
ton OF the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chan Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you have a rumbling sound of imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result, and unless the in
hamation can be taken out and this tube
restored TO its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases out
OF ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing but inflamed condition Of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for particulars.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75cts.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-10-10
COMING!

French's New Sensation
Floating Theater, the pio-
neer and greatest of all show
boats, presenting here for
the first time the big spec
tacular comedy, "Humpty
Dumpty and the Black Dwarf
This play is being played by
a troupe of thirty artists who
have won the applause of all
the audiences before whom
they have played. Also Jocko
and Mike, the educated monk
eys, a treat for the children.
Wait for French's and see
the best. At St. Joseph,
Monday, October 18Th.
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EFWtIIT0R NOTES.

Mr.. ALI Meyer. of New Orleans.
is in town.
Mr.. Dave Morris, of Gulfport,
was a welcome visitor this week.
Mr.. ]. A. vesey went to New
Orleans with carload of hogs and
cattle.
Miss Nell Triche has accepted a
position as Postmistress at Jeffries,
Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, L. Guthrie and
children have returned after de-
lightful trip North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Isaacs have
returned after a delightful visit to
New Orleans and other points.
Mr.. T. +. Lawrence has returned
from trip to his old home, accom-
panied by Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs.
Chester Lawrence and little baby.