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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30
MuRDER CAsEs SET.
Special Session of the District Court
Convened this Morning.

Special Session of the District Court
Convened this Morning.
The fall term of the Thirty-seyenth
District court was virtually begun this
morning. While this is a special ses-
sion. il will continue five weeks, imme-
diately after which the regular session
begins. The following murder cases
were.set this morning and special ven
iIes ordered in each:
September 137Jim Stevens, yenlra
of 200 men ordered.
September 14-Tip Morrison, 200
men ordered.
September 15-T. J. Scott, 10 men
ordered.
September 16-Joe wilkins, 200 men
ordered.
September Thomas Smith, 100
men ordered.
September NV. b. Iaylor, lso
men ordered.
September 21-George Sayers, 100
men ordered.
September 22-Hiram Harris, "a
men ordered.
September 3-Wm. U. Meyer, IOO
men ordered.
September PR. S. Sanchez. ice
men ordered.
September 27-Hugh and Watson
Stanfeld, 100. men ordered in each
case.
September 2S-Joe Humbert, I5G
men ordered.
The following cses, appealed. from
the Recorders court, were dismissed:
Lou Lamar, w. III Folsom, J. D.
Redus and Ernest Sharper.
Nj. X. Upshaw was fined $40 in case
appealed from Recorders court.
The following city appeal cases
were continued: ]. Mcnamara, Joe
Bernard. Nettie Mears, James Fisn.
Delphine Annet, Mitchell Harris and
John Kinehan.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30
Edited by Madmen.

In several English lunatic asylums
journalism has been introduced among
the inmates asl curative measure, and
the innovation has been attended with
excellent results. Some physicians de-
clare they are indebted to their patients
for hints as to the best manner of treat
ing them. One demented person re-
fused food and as obstinately declined
to furnish any reason for his action.
In a newspaper article, however, he
wrote: 81 desire to be buried as quick
" as possible. tits monstrous scandal
that / should be compelled to drag
about all over this house a dead and
putrefying corpse" AS soon as the bent
of his observation-disclosures was discovered
he received appropriate treatment and
eventually recovered. DR.. Andrew Wyn-
ter in 1887 wrote of lunatics that 'they
are nothing If not critical" and spoke
of q journal conducted at Murray's
royal asylum at Perth. It is said that
in perusing some of their papers a
reader would fail to discover "bee in
the bonnet" of the writers.-Cleyeland
plain Dealer
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30
Rather Disseminating.

Mr.. Slim (hunting for new board
ing house)-Is the lady of the house
in?
Servant-No; she's gone for police
man.
"What are the terms for board here?''
Cash"
st mean how much a week?" q
"Ten an fifteen q week, 'cording TO
room"
81 presume she makes reduction for
people who stay month or two"
ct don't know. No one ever stays
that long."-N. Y. Weekly.
Baci1Ii That Defy \ Rays
DR.. J. Brunton Blaikie, president of
the Edinburgh Royal Medical society,
after experimenting largely, has con-
cluded that the tubercule and diph-
iberia bacilli are not affected by ex-
posture to X rays.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30
NOTICE OF FILING FINAL AC-
aa COUNT.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
- County of Bexar.

THE STATE Ot' IEAAS,
RI County of Bexar.
County Court in Matters of Probate,
n To September Term, A. D., 1897.
The State of Texas, to all presons
interested in the guardianship Of the
estate of ]. d. and Walter Sinner,
minors.
NJ. C. Sinner, guardian, has filed his
resignation and final account in the
County Court of Bexar County, which
will be acted on at the September
term, A. D., 1897, of said Court, at
the Court House thereof, In the City
of San Antonio, after this notice shall
have been duly published in some
newspaper for three successive weeks.
at which time all persons interested in
said estate may appear and make OBJ
jections thereto, If they see proper.
Witness, Thad. w. Smith, Clerk of
the County Court, of Bexar
IL. 81 county and seal of said court,
at my office in San Antonio,
this Both day Of August, A. D..
s5s 1897.
THAD. w. SMITH.
Clerk County Court, Bexar County.
BY r. G. SYMINGT0N, Deputy.
ISSUED same day.
Came to hand, August 30th, 1897,
at 12:45 o'clock a. m, and publication
Of the above Citation ordered made in
the San Antonio Daily Light.
JNO. z. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Bexar County.
BY JAS. NJ. VAN RIPPER, Deputy.
S-30-3Sat
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30

ing and selling snake food to the farm.
A stranger scene can hardly be wit
messed than a cage full of snakes max
ing meal of so or 100 frogs. In their
greediness they often swallow one an
other, and it is no unusual thing for a
snake TO. back out of companions
stomach, into which it has pursued Q
tempting frog or gopher.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30
CYCLE TRACK RACE.

Mr.. t. A. Luter, is arranging for a
great IOO-mile track race for bicycles,
to be pulled off about the middle of
October In this city. None but medal
prizes will be given; and it is expect
ed a new 1O0-mile record for this
state will be made. Mr.. j. A. Roach
now claims the 100-mile road record
for this city. There is no 100 mile
Texas track record.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30
THE MERLE MURDER CASE.

The examining trial Of Jake Merle,
charged with the murder of John Muir
laugh. was to have taken place be
fore Justice Jones, this morning at 10
O'Clock. as announced in the Sunday
Light. The trial was postponed I'M
til tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
on account of the absence of Mr..
Bergstrom, of counsel for defendants.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30
FoRGnT THE KEY.

Mr.. +. H. Seele. one of the employees
of Wolff & Marx, went to New Braun
fels yesterday to visit relatives and
on returning to San Antonio, forgot
his room key and left it in New Braun
fels. He was compelled to beg lodg-
ing Of neighbor for the night while
awaiting the arrival Of his key today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30
Rir Ma. the romer.

The tower of Babel at Babylon was
composed of eight square towers, one
upon the other, the pile being geo feet
high. Babylon was a square, is miles
on each side, the walls being 81 feet
thick and $40 feet high.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30
A Inv of Nature.

Brown-Jones-What do you do in
Texas when couple of counties get
mixed up by an earthquake or cyclone
or anything like that?
Houston-Why. the one that comes
out on top wins, of course, just the
same as anywhere else.-N. Y. Truth.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of Mr.. Joseph Sheern,
will take place from ST. Mary's church
tomorrow, (Tuesday), afternoon at
6 o'clock. Friends invited.
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Conficting Evidence.

Waiter-They are not married; their
orders are exactly alike. -
Head Waiter-But they both o-ra-
corn on the cob.-Detroit Journal
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A SOUND MAN
The Manager of sorineside Farm so
Reports Himself.

DENTON, TEXAS.-"I am butter
maker ana dairy farm manager, and
several years ago strained my stomach
in lifting milk cans. This brought on
dyspepsia and neuralgia of the stomach.
I began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and
was relieved in short time. After taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla for six months was
sound man and have been well ever since"
EUCLID N. COBB, Springside Farm.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-12-29
SUCCESSION SALE.
Stats oe Lo.isisna-PariSh Of Rapides. -
Tenth Judicial District Court.
SUCCESSION OF JULIAN fosDHAs''
No. Tai.

D1rRsUANT TO A COMMISSION AND
order of sale issued from the iion"r.
,hle the Teuth Judicial District oo":'
aud to me directed as Sheriff and Ex."ui'
o,n tuct;oueer Of tho Parish OF hap'!es'
Jonisiana. commanding and authorizing
ws to sell for cash, for payment OK uco's'
after due advertisement aud according 10
Inv the hereinafter described prop"Itj
h,|ouyiuu to the above entitled aua mum
h.rpd succession, will offer Tor sa'e IL.
vnh,ic auction, to tho last aud highest
bidder, at the front door OF me N1"''
house in the town of Ase1andr!a, La
between the hours rrescribed " ls-S' Oh
SATURDAY, JANUARY, 2srn 1858
tho following described property, to wit
Being deficiency Of l3l c5-loo acres
duo Julian Poydras, by reason CT cla'u
O. B, D., lUlS, confirmed by So:nniasIou
ar. Western District Of Orle;sns isrrltor
hv authority conferred on them ey ACT .
CONGRESS- of March 3rd 1907 and accord
;ny to Register and Receivers Gec!slon
Aueust 4th 1894 that he is entitled
car1ihcates of location under Act OF Cor
ors,;a of juno End 1858 Of l3l C5-l0O acre.
f,.;u, lriue and situated in the parish
Terms of ssle-Cash, subject to o.
p'S'S'' D. T. STAFFORD,
. sL.rig and es-oflcio AHctioneer, faf's
{ Of kapidss, Louisiana.
Dec. 70, ~.
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Succession Sale.
e,,te of I.ouisians-Parish OF hapldes-
Tenth Jnaicisl District
Court,

sn S"Ifsss'1 rsr it No. 1885,
DUHsuANT TO A COMMISSION AN
or,ler Of sale issued from tho Honor.
oi,. the Tenth Judicial District Con M,
"nS IN ne directed ~ sl,eriif ana e1:oM-
";', tnrt,or,er CT the Parish OF KaP!aes'
! o,;s;an,, commanding and auth"r'z'iis
me to sell for cash, for ra!mch'."' 1919, -,
! y fter due advertisement an" Aeso'u' -,
law, the hereinafter describe" FivEes!
belonging to the above enti!ieo anu r'"' -.
hcred succession, ! will o1ef LOT .sie a..
nnbl;c auction to the last aha ntsn.
| bidder, at tle front docr q 'a9 ev"'
Uous-, in the Tom OF AseSaha H. A".'
hs,yer the hours prescribed ny i&"' o''
| SATURDAY, th...2:aih day Of JANUARY
1898,
tire follceiux described property, to-~..
~ ns;"y deficiency OF IS 3o-1o0 acre
,,ur Rapti,,s Porte by reason OF claim
~ 80, confirmed by Commissioner
W,.tcru district of Orleans Territory D.
ou,horitvs conferred on them BY ACT I,
TnnsrcsS cf March 81, 1907, and acc"sd
NO ~ gsyister and Rcceivor's decinlc
af snrast $,h, 1894, that he is entitled
ertihcStes of location "naer AZ ,ou y. w.
~ PRESS Of Jnns ID, 1888, OF 20 '-iOo are
v bcing, lying and situated IN '''e 1 "'''A
r RaniG.s, Louisiana. ,.a4 ., q,
|, Terms Of Ssl,-Cssh, satJect ~ ~
e pra:,.meut OH ft.s. ,,,,,o,D
" SHERIFF AID ex o!gia!o A"ctloneer, laf's
- Of Rsui.,ss, Louisiana.
of Dec. zlth, 1871.
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Succession Sale.
state Of Louisiana-Psrish OF tapld"s-
Tenth JrSicisl District
Court.

S SascI1s Chez, of No. Isl.
DuRsUANTTo a COMMISSION AND
order of sale issued from he Honor
able the Tenth Judicial District Conrt
and to nue. directed as Sheriff aud ex.oh-
c;o Auctioneer of the Parish of Rapl'.es,
Louisiana, commanding and authorizing
ma to sell for cash, for payment OF debts,
after due advertisement and according
TO law, the hereinafter described proper,
ty belonging to the above entitled ana
nur,berei succession. will offer for sale
at ,uhlic auction, to the last aud highest
bidder. ut tho front door of tins Court
Hnnsn' III tho Town Of Alexandria, La,
lrtwesp tho hours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, the 29th day Of JANUARY
1893,
the following described property, to wit
Be;ny a deficiency of "a 04-l00 acres
dus Beverly Chew by reason of claim y
r r 6ls, confirmed by Commissioners
Western District of Orleans Territory b,
authority conferred on them ny Act Q
Congress of March 3D., 1917, ana accofo
: ing to Register and Receivers decls,o
Z of August 4th, 1894, that he is entitled
: certificates of location under Act OF Cot
f gress approved June "a. 1858, OF "a VAL.
: acres. being, lying and situated III I'll
). Parish of Rapides, Louisiona.
} Terms Of Sale-Cash, subject 10 al
praisenlent on iile
D. T. STAFFORD,
Of Sheriff and ex-ofioio Auctioneer, fari
of Rapides, Louisiana.
Dec. 18th, 1887.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
state..of Louisiara-Psrirh Of R"p'dcs-
1'ei,,h Judicial District Court.
c1ccvss,oS OF JOSEPH LATTER JK'
No. T54.

DURsuANr TO A COMMISSION AND
order of sale Issued from t''e d ilo,..
orahl. the Tenth Judicial District C"n.'
.nd to mo directed as Sheriff mud Exon
c;n Anct,oneer Of tho Parish of kSP!aos.
! nn;,;ana. commanding and "nthoI'I'hs
mr. to .elI for each, for payment OF sc ON,
.f,-r d., advertisement aud ecc"r0'hE !"
i.~ tho hereinafter described property
Belonging to the above entitled sun nun
$500 socec.siuu, will offer for sale!a'
nu,,,,c auction to tho last and h'shee.
NADER. A; the front door OF the court
Inn.a in the town Of Alexandria, La
hutwreu the hours prescribed by law On
! SATURDAY, THE GOTH DAY OF JAM
AIRY, 1893,
thc following described property o-"i.
H.iug q deficiency of "a Is. 100 acres " Ut
1nsenh Latier, Jr, by reason or c'aih ".
4 lG73. confirmed by Commissioners
Wautarn district of Crl.ans Territory os
,,,.ho-;tv conferred GU them by ACT {.
Tn,grrss Of March Bird 1907, and accord
~" f. Hcceiyer's and Registers dec's'o1
If August lth 1884 that he ~ ent'ts"n ~
Certificates of location uuder act Oh Con
arss. Of June Ind 1858 vi "a g. loo acres
I being lying and situated l" h0 "a '''' y
Rapides, Louisiana: ,:no. :, Az
rer,a Of Sale-Cash, suUect " or
praiserneLt On Ele. ,o,D
!, Sheriff and ex-oticio l."cetoneer' f*il'
oIKapi.'es, Louisiana.
Dec, 20, 81.
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Succession Sale.
s4ot. Of I.onisiana-Pari>h Of HaFiocs-
Tenth Judicial district
Ecurt.
Succession of 10. ;55.

Succession of No. ;55.
rUFsUAN'r TO A CONHlSSloT AAn
order Of sale issued from the Honor
.r,a tha Tenth Judicial District Court
snd tn me directed az Sheriff and e1.ofn-
";n a,ctioneer of the PARISH OF kalhacs'
! .ou;.ispa. commanding and author'NnS
nne 70 sell for cash, for payment oi oeols'
nf,er du. advertisement and acoor'ihs 70
/. - th;. hereinafter described propert!
hs,nng;rs to the above en,ited ana n"hl-
...d s.Scessicn, | will Offer for sale "
nuh,:c auction to the last sha h'HAes.
bidder, at tha trent door OF ,he 'sa'
E;inaa, in tha Town OF A!sxahhF'S' i'A' ;
between the hours prescribed by law ".
SATURDAY, the 29;h day CT JAN CAh1
1898,
tina following described property, to-"i. OWL,
H.inra driiciancy CT lvS 5o-loo acres
! an. Iohn y. Duhois ly reason OF ciai!'
q. r. B. 1881, confirmed by Commission
srs Wertrr. district OF Orleans lerrltor:
Nv sntkc-;.y conferred Oh thcIn ny ACT {,
G,rmrens Ct .,a?ch 81, 1867, AND acc"rd
Ing to Register and Receivers aecis,"l: y
Aurust 4tn. 1884, that he is enti'te" L
certificates CT location under sct Oh ooL
g,ess OF Jan. "a. l~5S, o' io3 90, iVo aole'
F being, lying ana situated III MO "i''
of Rsri,ies, Lonisi:na.
Terms OF E,al--Cash. ssh]ect 10 81
pf"''''''D' " D. T. STAFFORD,
: Sheriff and ex-of7i;io Anciion"er, Isfi'
I of Hapi,ies, Louisiana.
Dec, 10Th, 1897.
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EDITOR LA...DEM0CEAT-

In last weeks issue Of Tor" lGSS
appears an article headed' "No
One Man Power In Eal!iAcs." That
article correctly expresses the sit
nation in these words. No one
man power in RapideS, but those
words do not express the actual
situation in EapiArs. Such aru'
cles, together with others express
ell through the columns ct the
Torn Talk, DO rot deceive the
country people. AS the Torn 1@S
correctly states, the country pco'
rIe are NOT altogether feels. bn'
the Torn Talk fills to fad IL man
in the country with enough ability
to represent the parish in the con
stitutional convention, and OILY
finds ont after nominations have
been made that there is rca!i,
some little intelligence III the par
ish outside OF Alexandria.
Flattery, of coarse, Is a YER
nice prescription for the Io'r" la
TO give the country people, ate
lending what support 1t eo"Io
defeat a county candidate.
The Torn Talk. i'll the orIHloh I
the country people, is a machIi
in the hands Ola few politicians
the Blaclman stripe and must y
and do us :hey say. Tie counts
people are tired Of 'i"g rule
this parish. Oar PARISH Is not &"
trolled by any one man, HOT he'
will be, but there is h''le enc
to which the Tocn Iaik beloi's
that is now Trying :" run the
fairs of tue parish to >nit tue
selves.
ntJI
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Consumption Positively Cured

Mr.. R. p. Gyccye, merchant, OF
Chjlhowie, Va, cersiiies that he
had consumption, was given up TO
die, sought all medical treatment
that money could procure tried
all cough remedies he conid near
of, but got 10 relief; spent many
nights. sitting mp i'll chat; was
induced to try DR.. Kings Ne"
Discovery, and vas cureu ny Use
Of two bottles. For past three
wears has been attending to bust
ness aud says DR.. Kings New DIS
covcry is the grandest remedy ev
er made, as it has done 80 h'hc'
for him and also for others III III
community. DR. Kings New DIS
covery is guaranteed for ConSh'
Colds, and Consumption.
don't fail. Trial bottles free +
the Eagle Drag Store
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Succession Sale.
State ri I.,n;eians-r"Iisa OF NArides'-
Tenth )udi,is, Eistrict Court.
Succession OF jolln..Hsnlorson. NO. 'sS

TO A COMMlssl0N
,,,J order of sale Issued from tho
Tr,th Judicial District Court, and 10 mo
As Sheriff and EA-ciiicio Auc-
,;,urrr nf the Parish of Rapiues, louisa
ma commanding and authorizing me 10
sell for cash, for payments OF uebts' al'ci
,no advertisement and according to law
tls hereinafter ,lescribedproperty, belong,
INV, IN Tho above entitled and numbered
.nrcrcss;on, will offer for sale at ruo'c
AUCTION 10 the last ana h'saes.
bidder, at the front door OF tnc o"at'
h,ns.. II, the town of A,oxanor'a' Id.
betw con The horrs prescribed by ia~' on
SATURDAY, TIN. 23rn DAY o' JAN
UARY, 1893,
the following described property, to-w't
i,eipy deficiency of S57 61-l'o acres
due join Dsndersou, by reason OF cla''l
q u, r.. 755. confirmed by Commission
.rs Weatern District Of Orleans Ierritof'
I've authority conferred Oh then, by &C
Gonyrn>s Of March 3rd 1907, and accord
W. to RECEIVERS and Registers decls'o
Of August 4,h 1884 that he is entitled
certificates Of location under act OF Col
cr,s, OF Juno 2nd 1854, of IL deficiency
5s7 LOO acres, being, lying and situa
~ in tho Parish Of Rapides, Louisians
+ Term. Of Sale-Cash, SUBJECT 10 u
praisciaeut on isie. .,,,o,D
Sheriff & Ex-oHc:o A"ct'oneer, rarlsh
Rapiies. Louisiana.
Dec. 90, 'T.
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Succt sslOH Sale.
ctate of !.ouiSia re- Parish OF kaploes 80
' Tenth Judicial District
Court.

,,, s"oessGi s"3,. a1 No 7's. e.
DuRsuANT TO A COMPRESSION AAo
order of sale ssasrd from TIE iioh"l.
lilo ina Tenth Judicial District Ionr'
a"H T., nv. directed o. Sheriff ana ex-oiil'
";n auc.;o,,ear of tho Parish ii Narl"es,
Iou;siara, commanding ami ah'ho,'%'.'a
mo ia sell for cash, for payment OF cee's,
. f,.r l,,. advertisement ana according W
i.,u. -. hereinafter described property
n.Ic,y;u5 TO tie shove entitled alri i'"ai,
hs s, sncccssion, l sill offer s"t sa:e Il!
n,,,f;c ,nct;on To tie last end hiShest
!,;Ijrr vt this front door OF the Coo'
Houta, in the Topn OF A!exsnoi'e' ~,
bet wern tue hours rr"scr'ps" ny 'A", v.
SATURDAY, the 39th day o! JANuahA
1893,
the following described property, to-w''
po;ur deficiency Of 229 $1,000 acres
due Y William EuScfis ny f:a''h ~ e1.'.
O. 3, ;. 10, cuai;rssed by C",a'!lhs' o.. ohs y,
western District ef Orleans leE''"s! T.
sutlor;t, conferred Oh t!lsin ny t'.t
: Eoncr4ss of March n, 1901, ana "c'o''
: iuy to X. gieter aud Receiver 5 "ec. .
AUGUST An, 1854, that ho ~ eht!.le" a.
t certificates Of location nnNer hct VI w.
rrpss &C Jane I'd, 1913. ct ~ oO iHo "I :,
j. Icine, lyiag ana situated III the raf'sn
II Ha,:idus, Louisiana. =,
\ ,farn,s Of s,sle-Cash, subject 10 .
, pE"'Se'''0''' ''' d. Y. sTaFEGRD, .
; Sheriff and ex-o.s.icio Auctioacer, f"r'
- of i:ap;.iHs, louisiana.
~ Itc,.. I9i b, 1887.
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Succession Sale.
cta,a of I.onis1aus-Fn,ish Of Rap'dss.-
T,nih Judicial District Court.
Succession OF john Burney. NO. IA

D,,RsvANT TO 4 COMMISSION AND
order cf sale issnud from the HON
cradle the Tenth judicial District CONT
and to me directed "a Shsr'n anu hA:oin
c,n Auctioneer of the Parish OF hapt.es'
Louisi;ina, commanding and an'hcG'z'ns
me to sell for cash, for payment OF neoss,
after due advertisement and accoraihe
n I.w, the hereinafter doscribt'i proper,
~ bcIougiuc to the above entitled ane
,uuhrred succession, will offer Tor sai'
at nnblic auction to the last and hlgaes
bidder, at the front door of the c0af
hou.c. in tho town of Alexandra, La
hetv cen the hours prescribed ny law o.
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1893,
,le following described property, to-wlt
nrinv a deficiency Of 226 9l-lo0 acre:
duc lohu Barney, by reason OF claim
r r., Y73, confirmed by Commissioner
Western District Of Orleans Territory u
authority conferred OIL them ny a.
If Congress of March 3rd 1oO' an
: ,ccortinr to Receivers and Regi
, e1's decision Of August Attn 1884 that
, i. entitled to certificates of location u
= dsr Ac, of Congress Of June End 1858.
226 9l-iOo acres, being, lying and sitns
II ed il, tho Parish Of E:pides, Loulslah
i Terms of Sale--Cash, subject 10
il praiscmcnt on tl!e.
o ''"'>~ D. T. STAFFORD,
l. Sheriff &, Ex-ufficio Auctioneer, iArish
u Rarides, Louisiana.
I Dec, 70, ~.
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"A rlau's wife doesn't have
,ims.to be forever sewing buttons
ON lis ,,au,s, or sewing up pockets
nu,l Tins. SHE WON'T have to take
time. either, if yon wear the
EUCKSkIN BhEEtHEs. we
,lou'l ash any good wife to make
good our neglect. If you get a
uair Of these pants and they rip
Take them back to the dealer ant
Get another pair. That's what tut
/ ne;,rautcc III the pocket means
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State of Louisiana,

District Court-Parish Of Rapides.
MO. 76i.-Whereas, Phanor BreaScale
y has made application to this Court
to be appointed Curator of the Succession
of Fdward Fahoy, deceased. Notice is
hereby given to all whom it doth or may nay
ro.csrn. to show cause within ten (lV)
DAYS from the date hereof, why the came
should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, La, thls
oath day Of December, 1897.
c. NJ. FITZPATRICK,
Hs> Deputy Clerk.
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SATURDAY, TIE 23TH DAY OF JAN
UAhI, 1895,
NOTICE..

yy,jIE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
FOLDERS of the First National
Rank of Alexandria, will be held on the
second Tuesday of January 1898, between
rho hours of 10 a. III. and 4 p. m, at it,
banking honse, for the purpose OF eject
iup a new Board of Directors for tie Gil
SUMS A, wErTERNARS. JR.,
Cashier
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-12-29
State of Louisiana,
District Court-Parish Of Rapides

NTO. 761. WHEREAS, Phanor Brea-
~ zeale has made application to this
Court to be appointed Curator OF the
Succession of Joseph j Scout, deceased
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
doth or may concern, to show cause with
in ten t101 days from the date hereof,
vhy the same should not BIZ granted.
BY order Of the Court.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, La, this "a,
G. NJ. FITZPATRICK,
Deputy Clerk.
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If yen have a good property
to insure, go to j. W. Alexander
ond oct a soo,l nolicy "'i IT,