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îjptice.
PonulilsoRville La. ijaicfo l$\\.
/»iOfllQ)
* 1 hereby return my thnnk* t}ie
j H H em P el Ê nsurRn,:e Agency pf
}j,cy La. far the promptness wi{.[,
'' hi( .h they settled i»y pl;ifm for loss
L Fire for $4QjQU,—pai.d me infull
J. H. Hcuipel, Agent
Signed: Kr*v| Kogge.
PS
Trespass Notice
Banting fishing and trapping on
6 or !*ods is strictly prohibited and
^jpassers will be prosec^ed to the
hJlexteq^ of the law.
Philip "\nipj,
Edward Toups,
Oscar Cançipune.
Cyprien Caneiennç,
0. PeoisBon,
Leonce Morvant.
WAN TED—Cosmopolitan Maga
ope require 8 tjf e services of a re pre
«otative in fP h»ok after
iubscription renewals Q»d to ejejend
circulation by special methods wbicü
L v e proved unusually successful,
gslarv an! commission. Previous
experience (Jpgir^e but nqt es-entajl.
Wliole time <>t spare time. Address,
«Hb references-, II. 0. Campbell, Cos
mopolitan Magazine, 1789 jlroadway,
jjew York City.
Trespass Nqtice
Hol 'ng and trapping on our lands
strictly prohibited and trespassers
fill be prosecuted to the f|ill extent
the law.
Louisiana Meadows Cpmpany
Cook & flouse Girl Ranted.
By family in country, marri
or single, caii stay on pre
mises. Apply at
Sentinel Office.
CASTOR IA
Yw ^&tti and Children*
Th KM Yh Hin Alwaji BtttH
Um
Signatar« of t
Trespass Notice
Banting aflfî trapping is »trickly
wobibited op my Plantations. Très
.wssers will pr jsecuted to full ex
•snl o tbs 4 f
C. S. M^the^a.
Trespass Notice
The pqblip {• hereby notifie^ apt to
^ant, fish, qr ptherwise trepass op ay
properties ip ^errebonne pariai, frfva.
priy owned by L. Lejeuoe and ,|r~
(Tabor, yiqlatora will be créait yri
sccordiog to law.
E melbcs TH^ QJ ^ÜX
VÄt 5 need bill heads,
The business men envelopes,
The teachers programs,
The giç|s visiting cards,
The yoqng men wedding iqvït^iop»
Com« tp Thk Skntinel office.
^xespMB Koticel
The public is hereby notified that
treating, fishing, moas-pickûig, ^rap
ping and otherwise tresptiUsiM, is
positively proeibited pa anj atyj all
per under the penalty pif the
lew. f
H. J. Littchkr and OTHERS.
Dibbkt, Stark a Baoir^.
Cypress Lumber Co. Ltd
NOTICE
No buptipg » allowed pp Bien2
and Webre Plantations.
Levert £ Morvant.
8ALRS.NÛÈS WANTED to.look after
per in teilst* in Lafoorcbe andnd
Jaceot cpuntries. Salary or Conjmi*
■kwu Address Lincoln Oil Oo Cleve*
■ad, a
• ♦
Th* largest bo^e»* in tbç South of
all kinds of Carbonated Drinks. Our
apecialtr \Tfi\Ce\ry l'bo.ph f te. L. C
Aroys, 1 UV-111» Annum, St.
New Orleans.
J. AR.THUR BLOWN
Notary PufcUo
Office at Tbpript Store,
Telephon«; ÄlrV*
RACELAND LA
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/OR SALE:—Several good
•econdhai^d Mul«s at; reason
able prices. _ 4 ..
Gjeorgia Plan.^tiou,
Mat,lwj^s. La.
lw«TJd®
exacts What you
ewct of 1 ic«. For sate
rr-rrwhere. mprsmiSH»
1 tfRtÂL Free on request
r 'j»m
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Sale of the Public fer
ries Under SealecJ m
By virtue gf the authority; vested in
us by Ordinance No. 2K9 qf /tlie Polici'
Jury of J.) (f.- Parish of LafflfuSblie, ad
opted June 29 tli, 1911 as ;jWiiilê<l by
ordinance No 271 adqbtéu/Âtig «d
1911 the undersigned will/ spll to the
highest responsible bidder
ed bids, the rijrht, ljqvvevt4 ' htoing
reserved to reject any ftnü all bids, at
the Court Moure in the/ Town of
Thibodaux.,/an September7 13th..1911,
at 11 o'colek.A M.. the/lease of the
public ferries ot the Parish of Lafour
che lor a term of two veai/j, extending
from January the firsjlt J1912 to the
TliirtjTirst December /1918. inclu
sive. u being understood, however,
that such bidders who wall bind and
obligate themselves ko construct, e
rect and operate in liéu lot the ft-rries,
pontoon bridges in good and safe con
dition in the bids submitted by tltem,
the lease of that /partie 14J^r ferry
3hall be extended to/a /peJioq pf five
years, commencing /January the Firlt
1912 and all bidden* wflio will bind and
obligate themselves to construct, e
rect and opeJat(ijrv lieu of the ferries/
permanent-iron pi/idces (tf dimeusious
and strength suitably to the parisli C»f
Lafourche a'nd'iri Conformity with the
United States Tffar 1 Department regu
lations, the tej:m bf/tbe lease or fri
cbise therefor shHljf be extended boa
period of ten years/commencing Janu
ary the First 1912;/ provided that
ferry franchise nerembeîow located at
liaceland shall be/^replaced by a 75/foot
span steel swjüg ^riifge wljeieof plaijs
and specifications thereof are noiw 011
file with the Secretary of the Police
Jury for the inspection and use /of all
persons who may desire to bid fpr the
franchise of saW proposed brioge'àa
well as all ckiJer person in injtefest;
which said ferries to l>e sold herenuder
shall be located as follows.
1st.-- Oue at/or within one-quarter
of a mile of ktJe Angelloz Store, nt a
bout six miles/ abovp the town offhl
bodaux. / / !
2nd.— Oiie/at St. John's Chapel, at
»bout four/mites aljovo the town of
Thibodau:
at or near Mrs. L. A.
5, at about two 1 miles be
of Thibodau*./
ie/ht or near St. Charles' Cha
ft six miles below the town
ix. '
je at or n«ar the Benjamin
arty, formerly, about flva
the St. Charles ferry and
and a half miles above the
'ferry.
at or near Raceland.
>ne at or near Thomas Le
on the Buck Horn Planta
nt three $iles above Lock
iei;
3rd.
Gossin's
low the
4th.—0
pel* at a
of Thi
5th.
Folse p
miles
aboutt
Racela
övil."
7th.
Blauc $t
tion,
port.
8th.-1 One at c$ ^ear the store on
Valentine plantation, about seven
miles bjelow J^oekport.
. ne on the front of the Ludi
vine /plantation, in the ninth ward of
this Parish, at a point three miles dis
tance from either the Badeanx or Ha
rang canal public ferries.
1Q.-/ One at or near the Chapel of
Dame dp Hojjfrire.at Harang's
Ont a} or near the Cut-Off.
- One at a point at or near four
below t$o Cut-Off Ferry.
u-One at or near the Store of
n Galliano, in the 10th. Warq of
irish, about four miles bplow th«
ne w existing at Bellé Amie
in t he same Ward.
MS AND OONDITIONS
igth of the price cash 0» the first
F January 1912; one-eighth there
the first day of the month o| A
1912; and one-eighth thereof ev^ry
Dionths thereafter throughput
! tern of the lease.
r PONTOON BRIDÇES.- Qne
tefathof the price cash on the first day
OljJwniiary 1912; one- tenth thereof on
the fits'.; dav of July and one tenth
thereol every six months thereafter
throughout the tercj, of the fiyp year
lleiaseor franchise.
FOR I'EKMANENT IRON BRID
GES.- One twentieth tbereJI cash
on tbe first day of January W12: one
twentieth thereof on the first day of
July 1912, undone twentieth theraof
every six months thereafter through
out tfee term of the tenye^r lease or
franchise.
A SI the said above credit payments to
be represented by notes payable as
aforesaid and signed by the purchaser
and one or more eudorsersor securi
lias to be approved by the President
of the Police Jurv and the Superinten
this Par
t percent
per annum interest from their respect
ive maturities.
E »ch purchaser shall furnisfr, bond m
1^ sum of Two kpndred and fifty dol
la«, binding aud obligating tlip lessee
to keep the feny pr bridge, as. Uwe case
raav be. at *11 times in good order and
to faithfully perform all the duties in
cumbent on him as a public feçry or
bridge keeper, said bond to be recove
rable before any court of competent ju
risdic&on.
The purchasers at said sale shall al
so be further bound by all the.terms,
conditions and obligations impoSfi4,up
on ferry or bridgekeepers by U*. fi
nances of the police Jnry relative.*#,
the sale of the çpblic ferries and bridr
gea. adopted by said Jury on, Jone 29
1911. and as amended by Ordinance
No. 271 adopted^ August 3rd. IfHl.
All Bridges Qoostrueted and erecUja
vmin* *
..jld be
of said - .
Parish of Lafojirche in full ojrnerajup,
witboot cost V? «aid Parish, and that
said bridges shall be maintained, in
good condition in the meantime and
shall be turned over ot the expiration
of the said tç# vears in good condition
to the Parish of Lafourche.
All bids submitted must be either in
thç hands otthe President of the Po
lice Jnrv 05 the Superintendent of the
Public Schools before 11 o'clock A. M.
of September 13th. 1911.
J. L. Basset
President of the Police Jury, Parish of
Lafourth*. w . s . utarpIf
Superintendent of the Public Schools
Parish of Lafourche.
Accused of Stealing,
K. K. Chambfrlain. of Clinton, M*.
hok'y accused Bucklen's Arnica Sajv.e
of siëa ing tlie 6ti«g from burn*
sealfls I be j«iin frum sore« of al 11
fcmrls tbe distn?*« fn»m boils or
piles."It n>bs cuts, coro«, sprains and
injuries of îui'ir terror.' he sa}8,"as a
bea ing remedy its equal don,t exist,'"
Only 25c at all drog^sJ? %
Lé, <* * .■+ A
Born— To Mr and Mrs,
Daye Naquin, Jr., a boy.
Ctone'-ai'le John Barkep, of
LocljppFt, was here on but§i
ness Sunday and Monday.
St Ann's Branch C. K. of
■ if! M
A* will giye a progrppaive Eu
ehre, at their HalJ on next
Tuesday. The proceeds will
he dotted to the Catholic
papqchial School. Admission
price 36 cents.
On next Sunday, at Odd
Fellows Hall, Violet Grove,
Woodmen Circle, will give a
dance, when a large crowd is
expected to be present,
Mr. Julien Lefopt, a promi
nent citizen of the Cut Off,
was in town Monday.
Jos. O. Authement of Low
er Lafourche, was here Mon^
day.
Mr. and Mrs, S. C. ^fqst of
Lockport, visited relatives
here the eay]y part Qf the
week.
Attack Like Tigers.
In fighting to k^ep the bloo^ pure
the white çor()U8ç^çs attick disease
germs like tigers. But ofte$ ^erms
ipultiply so fast the little fighteis
overcome. Then see pimples, boils,
eczema, saltrbeugi and sores multi
ply ami strength ftnd appetite fai 1 .
This condition Remands Klectri«
Bitters to regulate stomach, liver aud
kidneys and to expell ponsou,s from
the blood. "ï'bey are the hest blood
puri^er^' writes C. T. B^han, of
Tracy^ CeUf K evt?r found'
They malfcè rich, red blood, strong
nerves an(\ b^ild up your health. Try
them. 50c af. all druggists.
A fire alarm waa given on
last Sunday at eleven o'clock,
when the kitchen roof of the
residence otf Mr. Peter Onei)
was discovered to be on fire.
The firemen were iirmedia
tly on the scene of the trou
ble and the flame extinguish
ed before mu,oh damage WW
don^
ehlltfren Gry»
FfR PLETCMEi'S
C AS T ORIA
Miss Clarice Bergeron is vi
siting in New Orlea«#.
Trespass Notice
Hunting a^d, trapping on our land»
is strictly pj^bibited aud trespa8ser^
will be pro^gcuted to the full extern
of the la«>
Des Allemande Land Company, Ltd
C$DINANCE NO. 269,
Be it enacted by the Polioe ot
ihe Parish of Lafourche ip, régulai
meeting assembled,
FIRST.— That the president of
this jury aud the Superintendent ol
the Publie schools of this Parifh, bt
and are bgrgby authorized and em
powered tp sell the lease oit the pub
lic ferries otrthis Parish under seals
bids, said bid* to be opeeed on the
13th- day o& Septem bei; 1911 at 11
o'clock A. Mj. at the Court Honse in
the town of.Thibodaux, Louisiana,gi
ving thirty days previpus notice of
the same ift the offifiial Journal of
tbis Parish, to »be highest responsible
bidder, thfj right beipg reserved to re
ject any *nd all bids.
SEC<^D.—• Tba* the leas« of tbe
ferries sold hereunder shall extend
from the first day, of January 1912 to
the thirty-first of December 1913
inclujûpe', it beiq$ understood, bone
ver t^at soeh bidders who «ill bind
and obligate themselves to,construct,
erecjt, and operate Pontoon bridges in
jjooj } and sate conditiou iq the bids
submitted by them, tbe lease on that
particular ferry shall be extended to
a period of five years, commencing
January tbe first 191% and that ail
bidders' who *jll bind and obligate
themselves to.Qonstqsct, erect and op
eratein lieu olthe terries permanent
iron bridges ^dimensions and stren
gth suitable tp.^he Parish of Lafour>
che and in conformity with the Uni
ted Sûtes Wif Department RegulaU.
oiis, tbe terav,of the lease or fran,
cbise therefore shall be extended to
! period of tes years, commencing .Jan
; uary 1,1918j provided that the ferry
! franchise hereinbeiow located at Race
i^od*hall be replaced by a steelsiçjng
briilge whereof plans and specification
be prepared by tbe président
secretary of thi# jury and which
i and specifications shall be
m the office of the secretary ofj
tbis jury f<n tbe inflection and u«e ofj
a i| ^rsom bidtliug for she construct-j
»çn of sai l pfpiK»e<i bridge» as well
as any other person in interest, and
for the preparation of such plans
and specifications the said two officers
shall employ souic competent engin
eer at such cost as thty run y deem
proper.
THIKD.-rTI' e '°c*tion of the fer
ries, pontow) awl permanent iron
bridges shall be as follows.—
1-U.— One ut or within one-quart
er of a mile of the Angelloz Store, at
about six miles above the town of
Thibodau*.
2ud.— Ou« at St. John's Chapel, at
about four miles abovj the town of
Tbibodaux.
3rd.— One at °r near M rs- L. A.
Gossins store, about two miles belaw
the town of Thibodau*.
4th.—One at or near St. Charles'
Chapel at abont six miles below the
town of Thibodaux.
§t}).—One at or Bear the Benjamin
Folse property, formerly, about five
miles below St. Charles ferry and a
bout three and a half miles abovè the
Raceland ferry.
6th.— One at or near Raceland,
which shall be u steel swing bridge.
7th.—One at or near Thomas Le
Blauc'a store, on the Buck Horn
plantation, about three miles above
bockqort.
8b. —One at or Mfcr the store of
tbe Valentina pittt&on, about seven
miles below Lockjtit;*- -
9th.—Unp QB the front of the Lq.
divine plantatiqn, in tbe ninth ward
of this Parish, at a point three miles
distance from either the Badeaux or
Rarang Canal puUUç ferries.
10.— One at qf near the Chapel of
Notre Dam)u()u Hosmre, at Harang's
Canal.
11.—One at or near the Qut-Off.
^2— One at a point at or near
four Wiles belftw the Cut-Offterry.
^3-—One at or near the store of
JhIhui Galliano, in the tenth ward of
this Parish, about four miles below
the ferry now existing at Bellç Ami«
store in same ward*
FOURTH.—The price of judica
tion for ordinary ferries shaU be paid
as follows.—
One eighth of the price cask On th«
first day of Jatwary 1912; oiKseigbth
thereof on tbe first day of the n^outli
of April 1912, and one-eighth thereof
every three mqeths thereafter through
ont t^e term of the lease.
The. price of adjudication for pou.
toon bridges shall be paid as fallows:
One tentb of the price cash on th«
first day ol January 1912; one-tent!
thereof on, the first day of July 1912,
and one tentb thereof every six
months thereafter throughout th
t rm of the five year lease or franch
■-e.
■-e.
The price of adjudication for pei
manent iron bridges shall be paid a?
follows.—
One-twentieth thereof cash on th'
Sr8tday of January 1912, one-tweri
tieth thereof [ on the fir
day of Julf-A^42, and on«
twentieth thereof every six month
thereafter throughput the term, of th
tin year lease or franchise, a^l a
said Credit paymeats to be rc^rçse>
ted by notes payshle as n,fctfesai
signed by tbe purchaser an,«!, wje o
more endorsers or Securities tx^, be »
proved by the preadent o^t-his jo«
and the superiuteadent o,f the scb'nj
*f tbis parish. All n«»tes to bea
eight per c«*nt per. annum iutere*
from their respective maturities.
FIFTH— -Kaeli purchaser of frai
Uise Of i^a»e shall furoish (»onds ii
h£.a*m <>f two hundred and fifty d"
iars J bjuding and obligating tuid U
-ee to keep tbe ferry, pontoon or iro
bridge leased by him in good an
a/e order and eo»diti<>n and guarai
eeingtbe faithful performance of a>
he duties incumbent on him as a fe<
rv or bridge keeper; said lx>nd to b
;ecoverable IjefoUe auy court of com
pèlent jurisdiction.
SIXTH.—Ea+* ferry or btidg
keeper »halt keepat all limes and se«
sons of the yeas * good road or 3am|
t«i enable persons and convey antes oi
auy kiud to reich tbe ferry l»oat 01
bridge from public r«>ad, or reac:
thepublic roa^from the ferry boat o
bridge, with, safety aud ease in eacL
of thp above cases; be shall provid
strong bars to be used in front ant
rear of bis ferry boat whilst crossiii«;
vehicles and animals and at each laD
d|ag he shall alsobe required to safely
fasten his ferry boat whilst« embar
kjpg or disembarking vehicles or
animals of any kind; and anj i failure
to comply stripily with any ot the a
bove provisions «hall subject him to
<a penalty of Mrasty-five dollars for
feach such failure, recoverable before
'any court ot competent jurisdiction.
SEVENlif.—The locaUen of fer
ries, pontoon bridges and permanent
iron bridges as efUblished by this or
dlnance «ball not he changed witboot
permissipn being first obtained from
this jury, and any person violating
this prpviakm »hail be subject to
penally of one hundred dollars, reco
verable before any court of compe
tent juridiction.
BfGHTH.—All keepers of public
ferne*, pontoon bridges and perman
«nt iron bridges of tbis parish shall
be required to eru*s all children atien
ding the public or priva» e schools in
tbis parish free of cost, provided, hçw*
ever, that such crossings shall lie li
mited to one hour previous to tbe o
the closing
I pening or aobaequent to
! of the school st which thev attaad,
| and fartijçr.they shall aifeo be requir
j ed to cross, free of charge, all foot
j passeogefsgotsg to or returning from
i church oo Soaäiys lietween tbe hours
i of 6 and 11 A.M.
NINTH—following fees of|
toll s4i-»H be cferg«il an<l m> more.
Kach fwot }»n8»i.i^er with pri
! Y^leg|t to.retur^sagac da7,.^..'i5ventà
Each horse and rider, each
crossing .Oapents
Each buggy with contents,
each crossing^ 10 cents
Each buggy with two horses
and contents, each crossing...20 cents
Each carriage with two hors
es and contents each cross
lug— .30 cents
Each four horse wagon load
ed or empty, each crossing,. .40 cents
Each one horse cart, loaded
or empty, eaoh crossing, .10 cents
Each two horse cart, loaded
or empty each crossing .20 cents
Each three horse cart, load.
ed or empty, each crossing,„.25 cents
Each one or two horse wa
gon, loaded or empty,each
crossing ...2o cents
Each threshing machine, each
crossing, .50 cents
Each portable engine,
each crossing 1.00 dollar
Each automobile, each cros
sing .10 cents
From T o' clock p.M. until 5 'o
clock A. M., between October 1st.,
and March 1st. and from ;8 o'clock p
m. until 4 o'clock a. m. between April
1, and Sept. of each year, tbe fer
ry keepers may charge double the
above rates tolls.
Tenth.- Each Ferry, Pontoon or Brid
f«) keener is hereby requ t -.d to adheie
to the above toll list, ai>d further, to
keep a list thereof coiispuju«>usly post
ed Qn their boats, pontoon or perman
ent iron bridges or on a bulletin Board
p uced couspicuos»}' near their fmi\
b,,'it, pontoon or bridge lauding on
each side of the Bayou,und<*r peiialt« -
.'or failure so to do, of forfeiture of
their lease, and further to
keep a good light on
1 heir ferry, pontoon bridge, or per
manent iron bridge, from Sunset In
sun rise, under the fame penalty as
heiesnabove mentioned in this Section
Eleveuteh - All ordinances or pari*
of Ordinances previous^" adopt«»! b v
ilmJurj', conflicting herewith are
'lereby repealed.
Adopted June 29. 1911.
J. L. Haartet President.
H. N. Coulon Clerk.
ORDINANCE N0.270
Levying a Sp« cial Tax for th*
• ear Niuei«*en Hundred and Elevei
•n all property situate«! m the Pari«l
• if |^ifo<ifcI^ subject to Taxation un
Ur the Constitution of 1898.
.Section 1.— Be it ordained by th
Police Jury <>f the Parish <»f Lsf
»urche, iu regular meeting convened
hat an advnlorem tax of eight mill
in tbe dollar be and is hereby levh-i.
for- the current year NiweV»« hundred
ud eleven on all property situated
iu the Parish of Lafourche, Louisiana
not exempt from taxation under tbe
iistutiiinn of 1898.
Section 2.«— Be it ordaioe^etc., That
he sHid Tax, when collecU'd, « li -* 11
be apportioued and set apart as fo<
lows.
First. - Four and 2-10 Mills shall be
et apart to pay the current expense
of tbe Parish,including the Salaries
of the Parish Officers, and shall b«
known as the "General Fund".
»ei*ind.- Two and 4-10 Mills shall
o set apart and used for the maintei
ince of tbe Pub ic Schools of the Pa!
-ib, and shall be known a& ihe "Pub
ii-School Teachers! Fund.
Th:rd - Six-Tenths <»f a Mills sha
ir> set apart and user! forth»' purpo
f building, improving and repairing
he Soho 1 '! houses belonging to th'
'ari.«h, and paying the Salary »^f S-.ij
m.tendent aud such incidentals ><
iay lie ne-essarv urder ;«n pconomii
nanag»*ment, and "ball b> - known a
lie '-PubicSchool House Fund. '
The Public School Teachers!Fuu<
id tbe Pub ic School le. use fun
hall l>e subject to the legal order <
he Sch'Kil B lard of ibe pari>h, am
stateiueut ch-ariy showing bow th
und have been »-xpeti fed shill
ubmitted b'i the SufwmU-udert ••
he school^Of the 1 ai'.ïh to tlüs -lui •
-temi-auiiQ^}'. on ihe Fir^t «•
iulv :«r»«l. Jauuaiy of ea«rh year,
/ourth - Eight-Teii'hs of a mill shal
•e set ap^rt and used for «Irainag
mpo«e», aji stipulated l>\" Oldinaiic
^ o .19'3; $dopte<l MmchTth., 1 Bî>.»
nid Ib'Vt^îd Ordiuaii'-es, St cliou 71
idoptct|;d Janury 12th., 1900, au<
•he #a3# shall lie apportioned au>
.^xpeiwied as !her«.in j»rovi«!e»l.
Section 3- Be it or»iained.»'tt;. Til;
ibis Ordinance shall lake cîfect fr«»n
and after its passage.
Adopted Jane Î5J. 1911,.
H X Coulon, ï- n. Iiahset,
Clerk. President
ITH ÜUL'G HTOK^»
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Civil War News In TLe Item
Happenings of 50 Years A go To-Day
Southern sympathisera and those who bore a part ia the great
war between the state« hare leac desired the publication la easily
aeeeeslble and readable form ot an impartial record ot tbe great events
<ft the Civil War. The average person haa not the money or the time
to dig through the stupendous number of books which have been
written 04 the aablaet. In the Judgment of Th« New Orleans Item, the
time haa come when a (air and accurate and interesting narrative
eaa be written regsrdtng this great struggle. Accordingly, aa article
which haa been prepared appears now each day in Tbe New Orleans
Item, telling ot the great events of that day fifty years before. This
la newspaper reporting fifty years to the day after the event. It
must be remembered, however, that there nevet ha* been given a
newspaper account of the war,, in this wag. for the pa pesa of fifty
years ago not only had not the facilities for securing the information,
but they wbre violently partisan on both sides in all their reports.
Again, the men on the firing line could not secure the papers. Every
veteraa of the CTvfl War will learn something new about the war
itself ftom these reports. The interest in the war ia far wider than
that field by the veterana themselves, for most of their families, their
friends and relatives aad everyone. North or South, who haa not
had«aeoess to aa impartial aairatlve like this, will be interested. The
pubtteatioa of the series has been begun in The New Ortoaaa Item aad
will continue Indefinitely.
Subscriptions to the dally Including the Sunday paper are «te a
nsoath or $7.00 a year. Dace you have read one of these articles,
you would aot ha without them, for they deal with events whoee in
terest is more thrlPing ia general tfcaa are thoee of any posted la the
world's history. . . _
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