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Steam Dye Works, his and Bermuda Streets. Phone Algiers 1I. MARTIN KONINO Proprietor. i;reUinl, Dyeins and ReUtrnm a of ndi es' a p e ble prices. Glove Clema sad D ea guaranteed. All work calle r oeea IMt ye , Al you wait. A GOOD COLD GLASS OF BEER ion Saloon i-uers, Cigars and p1 MO AN STreeT rs Br. Jaes Talk. - Preprekter D BOTTLING CO., Ltd. 20 Corner Royal mid Mont Stri MANUFACTURERS OFP GRADE MALTED BEVERAGES Into a Wired House for a house with all modern improvements, see br electric light--it is as essential as the plumb :A House Wired for Electric Service and comforts not obtainable otherwise electric heating and cooking, the use of electric thBigs electrical. All useful, labor saving and you like is not wired, ask the landlord to have do it without fuss or bother to you, and at kRalway & Lighting Co. T. MAIER, Vies Pres. " Gea'I Mgr. ., tLW. .URoIS, General Superltendent MANZY. MI ohm of launum% d m isa..m A Ikr A Nt is mmd Sm, -m. -r; w -r Ir ~ -J ri mErbd· I .· use sýR -Y· I mmdti Amib S II m~lj >w11 1rfrle 1t M fafý dlr eft " 1MM an 3 SPHISTICATED OSCAR * By Gregory _ ___ 9Y, easy seTQf own....-- "ul , - .... .w-t 011 Y mos.*-na e ss 1 %s * * 'K IN EX T ISSUE! SAT. +!'w V sir SIT "ButP 1 AR.ll WiTT! tt Si- ..? .i OPt rr t so sgAr . OI( It t- K I1 EF R ¶ s. RoK 'D ,oR v" evet " DO YOU LIKE CLASSI MNCIWNr OS(Aa GNVES Ae4 . EXHIBITbog1 - ' rr -. . .... .. . ,+ ++ + ' .+ . .,+ . .+ +. business; ti directors shall be elected by ballot by the stockholders on the second Tuesday in October of each ear. Each stock holder shall be entitled. in persen or by pry. o avote for every share owned im a all elections shall bsII e under such raes' sad regulations as may be deter. mined by the oard of directors. The dire ters thus elected shall contisue in ehce fIr one year or until their sesesers shall have bees eleted sad duly qusliled. No faltlure to elect shall be rsegarded as a forfeiture of this chster. Any ¢ac oeeurring o aid I sha, l hI d b the masiug direc trs r the unelprdM term. 'ei beard of directors shall, at its s meets after Its eleeteet, somlate eat of its ed r a presi. r, ad it mu empoy and dismiss such .mati a the istest sala busus of tbe may jumtfy. Any director shall have the right o appoint. by writae istre a st ak fte br or scbhelder to act smee a l h is ,ad at us ad sllt mose ftd r the beasd of dleseirs. The hflewma l shall sonstitete the rest ad r Job T. ader, W. ears shll estis is edIe ntil the enad ueday Is Oeter, 1e which eald dae s da in theseafter their -eee shall be d . the ha e ae beliday, whe I S ahl be held s the aest legal lday thessdti -er., Artilde TVI,-N. s ethbddeMr shall ever be liable or reepeoelble for the cmtracts, faults or debts of the dra r a mer shell say - dc o lsfe rmsyitiy have te *I oi mOrlduri this cb ter eld o of allal l adm bnlsadme de the hases d... ,e Artile VIL-This act of l arsp tm a be chage medio d ra altd, or this en pscatem be dis"slve t wh the ast Soewning two-third of the mtes of i erp e pest or rep isnsead t a geer a l mestl esse d t6 tat - pes, siad atmer agsete le eela s ws iatt sdire of the ismpay. Is ease of the death ohfr d of ee ohn asM e ate els as their sof ew reles, ekalday spen . Deimpetest wltmesses, who hereemts I sig t the Imento, rit.es . withe ap whals. (lSoign a L A0 rD , nee. c p T 0N P. d r.eSad VA, a et y el l 3ig 3 f 1 B. s Jose 337 July 165a OF o OWDI.G T'3fl coY fom a onstautqe themselves an d Ula • .ANT, w os l an PO TD. the . .. it kathe a s ot tb Sss of atew rlea moe inth o a orporationfand bo Me s day ot an natho f aa n o theo c and p r sear tareo nd Henry 11 P McCall. n fifteen bord f, w aree m and qualifited il and for the ensstate o tILaflrsan, mere,. Areadn nh nm and reence of the witnesmes h iafter named and Undersigned, person _elv awell appeared the persons ose a e eret jo subscribed, who eseveral) dcaed that, evailing themsle o te pro visions of the laws of this state relative to the oran tion of corporat aions, they name acotracted, covenanted and agreed to bind, form and constitute themselves, and do hereby bind, form and constitute them selvesrat as wel and shall such other personr as may herne yeaftr oin or become as ociated with them, into a corporation and body politic in law, for the obectr and purposes and tunder the bondticles, notes andgreements and tipulations or fol lowing, to-wit: Article i.-sThe name and style of this cor poration shall be the Howling Torpedo lredge Company, Incorporated, and under that namd othe empit shall have and enjoy all the rights, ad vantagke and prvilegesh suchranted by law to corporation, and hall exisegulationst fr the period of ninety-nine years from this day. It shall have power to contract, ue and be sued; to madeeme and use a corporate seal, and the same to break and alter at pleasure; to hold, re ceive, lease, reclaim, purchase aid convey, as well as mortngse, hypothecate and plroper to property, both real and personal; to issue nds, notes and other oblgand rpos or negsaido Artiable intru.-ent; tdo name and corppoinrat such manager this, drector, oAll certatons, agents and other en haloyces, a the interest and convenience of said corporaton n.ay require or demand; to mare and establish such by-laws, rules and regulations for athe s oranagement and cothen trol of the business and onairs as may it, deemed forcessa Letters atent now peand the same to change and alter at pleasure; and to do all ac and thio owngs necesrary and proper to thcarry out the obje scts and purpoes ; to ownaid corporation. Article 11.-The domicile of said corporation iacqu hereby fibuyred in the city of New Orleans, process shall be served on the president, and, sell lan hds abnd renc, on the vce-onstrucsident, own and operan the absence of both, on the macretry of the corporation. Article own.-The objects and purpooperate boatses for which this corporation i orsteamni, d and the naturc or othe businpower;ss to crea cte and on by ht, arthe hereby declared to beh it shall acquire dram such istrcts and six a Jland char. Bowlie on for hlands of such dstricvating machine under pplich dra strict, on for Letters Patent now pending n the Ltrted Stateys, ferratent Ofice, n arborshin waten, urs. C., being application No. 2,94embankm1; to s, anhy dracure ue, leaworks and otherl the works anid enerxcavat tog machnde; to own and operate a plant for n omanufacture of saior incd machito ane; to own, posacquire, buy, reclaim, excavate, cultivate, de velop, improve, build upon, lease and patenll lands and real estate; to construct, own and operate dredges and other machinery neces rights aary to drain, excavateand reclaim lands; to con be the sum own and operate boats for transeven pohundrtaton, propelled by rrstem, yasoline, dred tricity or other power; to create and establish drainage districts and drainage systems on the land whininety-sevch it shall acquire, drain such districts and tix a land charge on the undrend of such districts for maintaining such drain age and rticle IV.-ms; to carry out, establish, con strict, control and superintem of one hund ay way, roads trmways, ferriears, brided nto, harbor, ater urses, wharves of the ps, levees emb o onments, hy draulc worksty, and other works; and generally to do and engage n any other busipone by, un dertaking or enterprise, connected with, grow ing out of or incidental to any of the pur Sbposer hereinabove set forth The conrpoderation for which toid patent rights are to be acquired is hbreby ssdalad to be the sum of ninety-nine thousand, seven hundred dollars, represented by nine hundred and ninety-seven shares of stock of this cor poration of the par value of one hundred dol Artile IV.-The capital stockd and of aid cor poration is fixed at the sum of one hundred thoue, and dollar, divided into one thousabend said shares of the psam value o one hundred dor Ibya each, which stocn fhall be paid for in hcash or property, at such times and in such such amounts as may be determined upon by the board of directors. This corporation esshall issmadue to the bookid Bowling nine hundred and ninety-seven Sshares of stock, all full paid and s on-abesa ble, and ofaid eBoling here for said shares of stoc, the same to be aid for dby being accepted in full phallnt of the patent rights sold to thi corporation. Other subsd criptio sto ma b capital stoed mshall e paid ia cash, at ounh time and in sucrh amou t be ma a determined by the boArtiled of dirctors.e p No transfer of stock shall he binding upon sid corporation unless made upo and the ooksman and all certificates aof stok shall e signed by rseh borss as my be dof siges, by the beard of directors. The said corporation shall at 'oe become and se a goin con ern sad shall immediately The said capital stock my increased from time to time to any amo et not exceed ie ulndd Lthousnd dllars- sucma in erasa atobe made as p vidsd by law. Article V.-AII the corporate powers of sale I Ncrportiee shall be vested in and the ma gemcent and honteal of It sbaks e 1 be c rid, a at of directors, m mposed fm l four stockholder . Lath Ydiestr own a least one share of stoc and shall e ec beannuall, b the nstc e ader, byre atllo on the Thurd ay following the first oy Inuae -the first election to e held in 1 fotit tshall be given by mail, addressed Is ach stockholder, at his last known place of es.idence as sw o the ooks the cor poratin said notie tD he smae as - than threr wes ner less mn e wu am for the rYease d el aetion sall he eld udersmc ruhe ad reglationr as may be fi xed b the bormd d ret a. on ca any Sine to held en emmu a ovei prmvd uh e shall nr ute - kit tri cr, brt a ct al e ela I eet of teidalngt tors da r dl w f ...tag any sucriber ar stockholder to any iltUt eytond the id balance, if any, Sdue an the shares subecribed for or owned by him. b Article VIL-This ast of incorporation may be changed, modified, or altered, or said cor , poration may be dissolved, with the assent of I the holders of two-thirds of the stock of the Scorporation, whose owners are present and t represented at a general meeting of the hold Ser of stock, after at least thirty days' writ - ten notice of such meeting has been given K through mail, addressed to each stockholder at his place of residence, as shown on the ' books of the corporation. o In case of dissolution, whether by the ex r piration of this charter or otherwise, the hold f era of stock shall elect three liquidators from s b among their number, to liquidate and settlec the business and attairs of said corporation. s In case of death or disability of any of said h liquidators, tn- survivors, or the remnaininr. n liquidators, shall ..ppoint a successor to such ir liquiator. Said liquidators are hereby given I- lull power, either by court or law proceed a ings, or without such proceedings, as they t r- shall elect, to collect all amounts due the e corporation, sell or otherwise dispose of i:s C assets, pay its debts and liabilities, and comn promise and settle all disputed questions a:d c 0 matters; and shall have and exercase all 0 d other powers necessary and usual to fully l and finally settle, wind up and liquidate ail r 0 the business and affairs of the corporation,, e and distribute its net assets or funds among c its stockholders in accordance with their re- I , spective rights. e Article V111.-The names of the first board c e of directors and their post office addresses arc as follows: James P. Bowling, New Orleans, t h La.; John W. Wood, New Orleans, La.; r George W. Martin, Arabi P. O., La.; an I C George W. Ketteringham, New Orleans, La. I The said board of directors, with sail t s James P. Bowling as president and said r George W. Martin as vice-president, and with e said John W. Wood as secretary and treas c urer, shall serve until the election to be held j o on the Thursday following the first Monday f in January, 1916, and until their successors n shall be elected. The names and post office addresses of the a n subscribers hereto and the number of shares i which each agrees to take in the corporation' are as follows, vi.: James P. Bowling, New c Orleans, La., nine hundred and ninety-seven a 4 shares of stock, $99,7U0.00; John W. Wood, c e New Orleans, La., one share of stock, $10.0l~4 i George W. Martin, Arabi P. O., La., one sharer of stock, $w.uu; George W. Ketteringham, c e New Orleans, La., one share of stock, $.Qiu. y Article IX.-it is hereby agreed and on e derstood by and between the incorporators of a this company that the said James P. Bowaittg shall return to the company ninety-seveu e shares of the stock so subscribed by hl.n, I I which stock shall be known as "Treasuy Stock," and shall be used by the boare uos directors as security for obtaining funds nec- c r essary for the operation of said company. " Thus done and passed in my office on thue day, month and year herein first above writ ten in the presence of Messrs. Azzo J. rtoubn and Irwin A. Beyer, competent wunesscm , who have signed with the parties ane me, notary, after reading the whole. Original signed: James P. Bowling, J. w. Wood, George W. artin, per J. W. Wooa, Geo. W. Ketteringham, Henry G. McCall, ot.L Pub. Azzo J. Plough, Irwin A. Beyer. CERTIFICAT.. SI, the undersigned recorder of mortgages in and for the parish of Orleans, state of Lou isiana, do hereby certify that the atove an foregoing act of incorporation of the Dowling r Torpedo Dredge Company, Incorporated, was this day duly recorded in my office, in book 1157, folio -. New Orleans, June 17, 1915. (Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD, Dy. p. I I do hereby certify the above and foregoing to be a true and correct copy of the originas act of incorporation of the Bowling Torpedo t Dredge Company Incorporated, together wit., the certificate of the recorder merw -' ages! thereto appended. In witneu whereof, I hereto annex my hano and seal on this the 17th day of June, 1915s. HENRY G. McCALL, Not Pr. june 24 july 1 8 15 22 29 June 18, 1915. AIENDMINT TO CIARTRl OF WILCOX MERCANTILE AGENCY. United States of America, State of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans. Be it known that on this eighteenth day of the month of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fteen, rd s of the independence of the United States of America the one hundred and thirty-ninth, before me, Rolla A. Tichenor, a antary pub lic, duly commissioned and qualified, in and for the city of New Orleans, state of Louisi ana, and In the presence of the witnesses I hereinafter named and udersigned, per an ally came and appeared, Clarence O. Wileox, of the city of New Orleans, and of full age of majority, who declared: That acting in his capacity as president of the Wilcox Mer Scantile AleaCy, corporation domiciled in the city of New Orleans. state of Louia ad created under the laws of the state of Louisi ana,by act of incorporation passed befie Frank Edward Rainold, late a notary public c of this city, unde date of May 9, 8s1 . isterd O. B. 11, folio 47, and recorded with the secretary of state, in book, "Record of Charters No. , folio -, a the 19th day of 1h91 e does by tie presents set or.AZ plc record. enact and declare: That Sata special meeting of the stockbolders ofi said Wilcox Mercantile Aency, held at its eSce ia this city, resolutiens were unasi m ly a ted, amendigArtcle IV of the i aft of learrsu ation of dmpany. to read Article IV.--"The c apitl seek of this e-r a pwaattm is he de ud at the sum of twenty dos iara d (al PUOA Do), divided into sad epresented by two hundrd and fifty I (2o0) shares of the per value of one hundred dollars ($100.00) each. This company shall have the right to commence business and bek S o concernsl when ffteen thusand dllars Mail have bees embocribed for. subecribed for shall be paid for in cah or proerty reeived upon such terms and cnditioa a the hoad of diretes shall p.e wribs." The capital stock shall be divided ite pe- i furred stock ald o-m stck. The pre ferred stock shall he thirty haaes of the par I value o ne hundred dars ($IaU) each I sad the omam stck rshall he two hnadred Th holders of the prerd t shall I '(sbject to the call and retirement thereof as hereinafter stated) he entitled as moeive when and uas declared from the surplue or et !ps w Iof tbeco epeta r. yrly, cash dvi dua to nIo oe, imyb aunually on a date )to beied b ~haeard of diwrector The dividends oa the p eferd stock sal !be emlative, ad hl be payable before I asy dividend on common stock shall be paid or set apart us that if In ay tr edivi frred stc4 th del L shal h eek pyahle I for tae come stock pedorsetapar t l s r ta I- - dck WL~~~ener all emm iall pdeWloe yes shall hav bes dede to - d shall ha become jaynbe, sat the dlvi dende thessen for a ea ersesnt year shell and her the then inrent war, or shall w t aside Srem its emplm or net p aise a u saclnt for the payment _ th beard d nectees may dsre be tho smse· stoc payale therester nt of I the remail ing or net pseits. Uadsr psee - ated bi t sy d Lr the nseit 0t The peelersed stock shall hea Lit lien Uaps all ot tha p ofty the espeesih, beth I seal end l d if th dividends n ate -p teeeednrefs h t spdied are net paid er perid o thbe asrs the enrer r ewners of sld taoek shaM e ntitled t bee lMss sad lies and dissolve the said erpora tion and upon such dissolution recover the value of such stock and cumulative divi The amount of preferred stock shall never be increased except by the unammous consent of all of the holders and owners of said pre ferred stock. In the event of the liquidation or dissont tion or winding up (whether vosuntary or in voluntary) of the corporation the preferred stock shall be entitled to be paid in full, otra the par value of their shares and unpaid dividends accrued thereon before any amomm shall be paid to the holders or common stocsc and after payment to the holders of the p. ferred stock of its par value and the unpan accrued dividends thereon, the rentaining as sets shall be divided and paid to the holders of c)lolmn stock pro rata according to theta respective shares. Each and every certificate of preferred stock shall be subject to redemption and may at' the option of the directors on any annualI divitcrnd dlate after the year 191o be calleu and retired at the price of one hundred an.. two dollars ($102.(N)t for each share and :he amount of dividends accrued and unpaid at the date of redemption. "Notice of intention to call and retire any certificate shall be given to the holders there of ten days before the annual dividend due! dlate at which the same is to be retired. Such notice shall be deemed given when served personally upon the owner of the certificate, or when placed in an envelope, postage pre paid, addressed to the holder of the certificate and deposited in any United States post office or mail chute. "Stock called for redemption shall be enti tied to dividends up to the date of redemption fixed in the call thereof, but shall not after said date earn or receive any other or fur ther dividend unless the corporation shall fail to redeem or to be ready, able and willing to redeem in accordance with the call. No certificate of stock shall be issued until fully paid. No transfer of stock shall be admitted or held to be valid or binding so far as the corporation is concerned, unless made upon the books of the corporation." And said appearer further declared that the above amendment of Article IV of said char ter was adopted at said meeting of the stock Iholders which was convened and held in ac cordance with the provisions of said charter; at which meeting all the stockholders of this corporation were either present or represented i and voted unanimously for the adoption of a resolution whereby the capital stock of this corporation was reduced from fifty thousand ($50,000.00) dollars, to twenty-five thousand i .'5,'tJ.U0) dollars, and amending said Article IV, to read as above set forth, as will more tuofy amid at targe appear from a duly certi hed copy of said resolution which is hereto annexed and made part hereof. And the said appearer did further declare that the decrease in the capital stock of this corporation does not reduce same to a sum less than the corporate indebtedness of this company. ,. i.ciore, in accordance with said reso lutions, adopted at a meeting of the stock hoiders held at the office of this corporation in the city of New Orleans, on the 18th day of June, 1915, that said appearer acting in his aforesaid capacity as president and pursu aint to the authority conferred upon him in said resolution, he does by these presents adopt the above recited amendment of Article IV of said charter, as part of the original act of iu.orporatioa of the said Wilcox Mercantile Agency, passed before Frank Edward Rainold, late a notary public in this city, on the 9th of May, 1914. Thus done and passed, in my office in the city of New Orleans, on the day, month and year herein first above written in the caption hereof, in the presence of Messrs. Charles Stiffell and James E. Canine, competent wit nesses who have signed these presents to gether with said appearer and me, notary, after due reading of the whole. Original signed: C. O. Wilcox, president. Witnesses: Chas. Stiffell, Jas. E. Canine. R. A. TICHENOR, Notary Public. I, the undersigned recorder, of mortgages in and for the parish of Orleans, state of Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing act of amendment to the charter of Wilcox Mercantile Agency was this day recorded in the mortgage offe of the parish of Orleans, in book 1157, folio -. New Orleans, June 21, 1915. (Signed) EILE . LEONARD, e o Mertsagse. A true copy, R. A. TICHENOR, Notary Public. june 24 july 1 8 IS 2 3 9 "Let Her O., Gafllaglel" Judge Beaver of Morgan county, Kr., had a trotting mare of which he was very proud. The animal was always driven at the race meets by a man named Gallagher, who was at that I time city marshal of Harrodsburg. On I one occasion the judge entered his mare at a trotting meetlag in Tiptoe county. Some sports there, knowing of the judge's pride in the aalmal, theought I they would lower his colors for omes, so they entered against her a noted fast trotter. At the end of the rest mile the two trettes passed under tie. wire seek and neek at 240 peae, sad tie judge rew wildly excited. "Let her go, OGalagher! Let her gopr he shouted. And Gallagher, hering, leos. emed the lines The mare pluckily re sponded and flnlshed more thua a desn en length ahead amid the wild cheer lag of the crowd.-Pittburgh Dispatch. Rnrig In Mongelia. Horse racing i taken seriously tin Mongoll. whee it is carried on under the aspices of the Buddhist prets. Them aces are rarely less than ten mnle leag ad the chief event of the Mon salma icing year is a contest over tht ly mlles ot rough steppe. Whena . W. Campbell visited Mongolla he at tended a race meeting, at whieh mnot i of the competing horses were owned by lames "he great races which take place yearly at Urg." he writes, "are held uader the direct patronages of the lamre pep of Mogola, who becomes the owner of dall the wnners. A horse race witha nishop In the dges' be, a pub lie chie elerietl, no bookmkers r bdel g and eminal pries is a phe. nemmom ha tsa way." The Value of the Hyphes. Brom -Mlrs. Smith is haviL g troble with her two ibpum Itanm-A Mrs. Joes is havinl trole wiLth her twetep esin.-New Terk Sa "I we arde who irt deeven lbe me oabf te umesl "~IeYr smebsr wita a me I L-Zhllhmer Assmes.. Decorated a Brave Hors.. Human beings hold no monopoly when it comes to winning medls for feats of valor in war. A Russian ar tillery horse won a bronze medal at Plevna in the following em:innr: Orders were taken for some nmlmu nltion wagons to be hurried to a spot that meant crossing the enemy's zonel of fire. All the time shells were crash ing among the horses, bringingg them down in heaps and frightening such as escaped. Times without number did the Russian drivers, sparing nei ther whip nor spur, attempt to urge the horses forward. but they stood cowed and shivering with fright. Some were blindfolded, but the effe t was the same, and only one horse showed any willingness to go. Thereupon the driver jumped down and. cutting the traces of the other horses, drove the willing one at full gallop through the fire. The wagon passed through with out exploding, and after the war the horse was decorated and the driver promoted.-Chicago Herald. The Visitor. Opportunity knocked twice at the man's door and was about to knock a third time when the door was hurried ly opened by a woman. "Where is the man?" said Opportu nity. "Come! I've no time to lose." "You're the very one he's looking for," said the woman. "But-he's oc copied." "You're his wife, aren't you? Tell him to come." "He won't believe me. He'll think Pm mistaken. He'll think you are some one else." "That isn't my fault. I've done my duty. (ood day." "Oh, please don't go! I'll tell him I'll try to convince him who you are. Give me a little time." Just at this moment the man rushed out and grabbed Opportunity. Then he turned roughly to his wife. "Why didn't you let me know she was knocking?" he said. "Why, she almost got awayl Just like your- Life. Trial by Jury. While we do not think that trial by Jury ought to be abolished or that there is any increasing sentiment in I that direction, we do believe that the system should be modified by dispens ing with the requirement for unani mous verdicts. This would obviate the element of individral eccentricity as an impediment to the administration of justice. Mental idiosyncrasy on the part of judges is constantly exhibited and scarcely excites comment An eminent and very able judge will dis sent from the ruling of his associates when It Is extremely dimcult to under stand bow so gifted a mind could have gone of on that particular tangent By permitting amrmances or reversals notwithstanding dissent the personal equatiom is ellminatsd.-New York Law Journal Armer in War. Waterloo was the last great battle in which bodily armor was used, Na poleon's cavalry using it, and up to that time with some success, bat in the charges there made his etrm sheath ed enlrasslers went down like rows of plus beore the quick moving aglsh home dashing in upon them with only asked swads and asked arms. Pavia (ili) was the rst fight n which troops In large numbers were arme with the more ecient muket. while artillery had already been employed at Crecy (1fl, and It was only a mater at time for the new agent, gunpwder, to knock ot the man at arms The "mailed baros" had show bereo the new and terrible lvention of iare arn. Satan and Ceslean . rum iL a quandry." "What abont? '1 have two Invitatloas to amer and I ean't delde" "Which e to acceptr "n whicheh e tore mtase. Omo i t a home where a yon lady hae Jst corme home from a piano coaservatory,. sad tLhe other is where a Ive-yeared boy iowa o a o reltation."--Vrm "Do yo rnsy expect to try to be a good boy" askerd ittle Williea In eredalu mother. "Teom,y" replied that recent esvrt to mral sauston. "Dad eys he'll give me a quarter if 1 id and a licki' I I dsm'"-Dlkhmoed T Dipatch, What He Did. "Dsen't your husbad p ay sa ti.onc Lu tim ymg men wiho crall "Ye, Iuma , he does On yend ail afte aradiht ecently, ad he waited on him hean and Set."-Datt ms Pree urem-Uenn man, m't he? Retn - t es? s capable o sgr l In a base shbop dr a sharve thel i In ate cut i s mt Li be eother -pus whmn-Dooten e S Railroad Schedules. i SEW ORLEAN. 8OUTHERN AND GRAND ISLE kAlILWAY CO. ihaves Arrive Algierm Algiers t 1:00 p. m. .Iially ex. Sat. & Sun..9:45a. m. q :05 a n*.. Mixed, daily ex. Hun. .7 :25 p. m. 8:30p.a,.... at. & Sun. only....9:45a.m. PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD SUNDAY SCHIEDULE Leave Milneburg: 5:30 a. m.; 7:00; 8:20; 9:35; T 10"30; 11:34 a. m.; 12:30 p. m.; 1:30; J:00; 3:30; 4:14; 4:30; 5:00; 5:30; :4(X); 6:30; 7:00; 7:30; 8::,; 8:30; 9:(u; 930; 10:10; 11:30 p. m. e Leave I'uochartr;an Junction: 5:00 a. m.; S0:(); 7.50; 9:M; 1u:02; 11:00 a. m.; 12.01 p. m.; IU); 2J: (u; :,3 3 ~); 400; 4 :30; 5:00; 5:JO; 6:00; S:30o; 7:00u; 7:30; 8.00; 8:30; 90u; 10:00; 11:00 p. PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD. WEEK DAY SCHEDULE South- l.cave Mnllhrburg, 0:00. 7:00. 7:00, S.:35, 10:1), lIl:00, 115' a. min.; l:00, 1:00, 2:20, ' 3:25, 3:25, 4:.30, 5:3o, :30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 1:.0) 1 p. nm. Nurth--l.cave I'untchartrain Junction, 6:30, e 7:41, 7:54, 9: ,). l:30. 11:30 a. in.; 12:30. 1:50. S1:.,. 2:50, 4:(15, 4:05, 5:00, t:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, h,: t4 p. m c C. MARSHALL, F. A. VIENNE, r President. Master of Trains. CLECTRIC CAR SERVICE Between Algters and Gretna. Liaves Gretna, (Jackson Ave. Ferry Land f lag) passing through McDonoghvllle, to Al a iers, meets Canal 8t. Ferry. passes Third District Ferry, Southern laclfle Terminals and viaduct, croaing over te Newton St. Viaduct, the Southern 'aclfic R. R. Yards, along the rear of the U. S. Naval Station, Io the U. 8. Immigration Station. Returning over same route, meeting the N. O. and Western Raillway cars and Jack I sonAve. Ferry at Gretna. GORTNA TO IMMIGRATION STATIOE II From Gretna, 8 minutes, 38 muates and 48 minutes a.fter the hour. Newton h.at Teche, 3 minutes, 28 ala etes and 43 mIuutes after the bour. e Canal Street Ferry, 10 minutes, 30 ala utes and 50 minutes after the hour. Car Barn Pacific Ave., 15 minutes. 88 minutes and 55 minutes after the hour. Elmira and Newton, on the bour and 20 minutes and 40 minutes after the hour. L First car leaves Gretna 5:28 a. m. Last car leaves Gretna for ImmigratSes dtatlon 12:08 a. m. Last car leaves Gretna for Car Barn via 4 Newton and Teche 8ta. 12:30 a. m. e IMMIGRATION STATION TO OGaETA. e From Immigration Station, 10 minutes, 5 e minutes and 50 minutes after the hour. Elmira and Newton. on the hbor, and 30 Sand 40 oinutes after the hour. Car Barn Pacific Avenue, 3 minutes, 2 minutes a.d 43 minutes after the hour. Canal St. Ferry, 10 minutes, 80 manute and 50 minutes after the hour. Newton and Teche Sta.. 13 minutes, 38 minutes and 53 minutes after the hour. t First car leaves Immigrateon Statil a :30 last car leaves Immigration StatSoa 11 e p. m. LaIt car leaves for Cat Barn via Newtle and Teche Sts.. 12:10 a. m. PACIFIC AVE. BILU CAR. From Canal 8treet Ferry, ea the bor, S20I minutes and 40 minutes after the hear. Newton and Tecbe 8ts. minutes, 11 minutes and 48 minntes atter the boar. I Elmira and Newton Ots., a mInates, Iinutes and 46 minutes after the boher. F,.m Car Barn, O mnutes, 29 maine and 49 minutes after the hear. SELCTRlIC CAR LMEVIC1E SM 1mW LmAVM GERTNA--4 a : T1:1, Ts 8 30. 9:10, 9 , 10: 11:10, U:50 sLa.; 12:30 1:10,1:3 1, 1 7:1Il T 8:30. 0:10, 0:a., U :10, 141 g l6 m. Pass a 's Canal I al ates arter ysa SAmesW. le I5 mIantes after lavly SLAVE AMEUVII.E--4 :Oa, 6:46 T d% : 8:45e, 9:35, 1 i, 10:45 1 I:1 Ei; 12:66, 1 l. , 245, 8:5,. d. , 4:4Sk. I .. 10:4 11. . a.; 81 IS. m. es veys anl T minutes alter le at Oseta 1s mibnts ater hmet IAst Car leaves Gretna r Aaewsg I S]p0 , a last Car leaves Ameevtlle r ge 13S a. m. rIG00%% PACaWC. . . 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