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The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24
nRoppINo PEeeLgs m A.srREAM.

~ ran nAhbe in tn water-jes' splash an It b gone
~ updredrp orcln' an
'front.' hown out to the
wNy o. Roin' to be-
nrona nebble in he water--na minute We forget,
nowln' an he's rlppes crclin yet
Al ~ rlnples howin mighty has
An ve'ye mighty Yerjes by drppin In stone
nm unklpd word minute It gone,
mt fhs bnll hundred rlppe circlin' an an
rb spreadin' from the centre as tn
An stop EN-, once yeve started em to dow
1 IRON an nki word careesn minute ye forget,
But tbs hown' an thes rlppes ercIin' vet
mighty stirred
An disturbed happy when dropped an unknd word
D rop word klndnessiesa flash and isgone,
Butt the a rpples crcin' on an on an
comfort each spashin dashin wave
tn Kind word
Drop cheer and kadness- minute ye forget
Blu still swein' an the's a clrcn YET,
whose music can Do heru
0Fei "'''9 "A y ""NA ~ ~ -Bis Tribune
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24
PrOprletor
Conduit Road, D., c.
Cheeru From the wounded.

Charley Reynolds, one of the Kansas
boys. relates the following instance OF
good Kansas nerve: "The firing pin in
my rife broke and started to the rear
to get another gun. About fifty feet
behind our line came across one OF
Company F's men lying on the edge OF
the road. shot through the shoulder.
We exchanged guns and l started back.
The last heard OF that man was his
cheering That appeared nervy to me.
lying in the road helpless. giving hla
rife to a comrade, and then yelling 10
the boys to go ahead"
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24

nineteen deaths from the grip were re-
ported In Boston.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24
THE CHIMES OF LIMERICK
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; {AEaEaE;I'IE31<S<

ECORDS show that nearly
half q century ago, before
the various provinces of
Italy had been consolida.
tod in the monarchical
government, there lived
in the city of Genoa a
vounr man called Gui.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24

reached middle age he was a bearded
old man, bowed and bent and travel
worn, but like the Wandering Jew he
pursued his weary way.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24

II you want knowledge, you must toll
for IT; and il pleasure, you must toll
Tor It; toll is the law.
The Billings gazette., 1900-09-07
bOOAh Nor HIs,

HnPho reasonable pAl0 made by Iho
pnilpgnds 10 lhe yellOWplODn fnil
meeting should AtlpnDl n lApHn GlDwd
From llelullbOplnE eltieA lO BllliDHA
llDAt week.
NH, d, Amin Or Columbus, ehaivs
man Ol lh1 republican county ggDlpll
committed, INA appointed VI hi,
HOlllslep on tlllA oity M seopolnpy Or lhe
committee,
uH'POm N, HObupla Of A0allle,
special agent On tile Hamburg l)ndnpl
writer's nBaO0lnliOn, VIA N ijllllDHa
visitor yesterday Oh bllBlilgaB Win our
INSURANCE NHelllsi
nu'Eio delnODvAllG pplmapl0a viii
occupy lll0 attention Of tlIe voters Of
llnl jlnpty tomorrow, ,Fll0 county
convention Will DO mold on thp follow
Inv Saturday, Hept, Id
Huu,fhe balinH Of wool wAs resumed
WI the Northern PAUihg warehouse tQs
dAy, several lltlndped thOusAnd pounds
hNViilH been received from lh0 WesL
lANbhfN tile IlnAt few dAyk
NmMva, q, W, Hubbard and children
returned home Wadllusdny lllullb from
tarbon county, where tilpy iiNyp boeD
camping tor several weeks, Vhey Ats
tended ille Labor dAy celebration M
He'd Lodge Monday,
Mrs, W, d, HlrattOn and child
hAyg yOile W ttelglA w reside Alld VIII
b0 followed shortly by Mpi HlpAltOll,
Who iiAs beBii AjtD1llled general AAellt
Tor Montana kOp tho TOntln9 MGpH
0antile Aa4OeiAtiOn IN LilloOlu, kgbi
@4Fhe salvation Army VIII eeles
lpAt0 tlleIF third AillliyepAirk IN Bills
lnHA on Sunday, Monday and IneAdAy,
lest, Sept, Y, 10 And 1li. A HgAild
banQuet VIII ba served M tlg hnli Oh
FneNdAy from biBO ~ M until MI Ape
sQDved,
Si--Mps. H. Terrell returned TaaAs
WV iilalt from n ylAit w 0liHaNO,
where Aile IND beeil fl,r several wagkAi
ilpA, George HOl,tiiiA, who ggeDlDs
iaillud nor cunt, IN vi WoAt BndNli,
Ind, and VIII not return home f0p
several W0gkA
S@sIiill VDvUiiiliitH WN HDifHilil ltlNtNh
on itl0 NJ, ", church III ttle WHY M AH
addition Nlld iaiA0in0Iit, ~ H0Al Al0Hl
m, 400, ttugilHIf III liM HiUulpGd
amount Inn AlruAdy il0en HnbsagllVd
and " IN Thought l0 trOahla VIII IN
Ind IN paiAinE tlIe bNIAiloe,
~asOOHnly Superintendent M VI
ItuvlA Inn NppOinlad u ~ UDqhllell
Aa " lrualeN IN lile IttlllllHs aaIl0aI dlAr
driOt NJ sgNeaad VI N Mil!y wha W.
aiHllad N INV wHHka hHh MH D'ltHlls
llAIl Inv NaoNplnd llla AIlMlnllAentt
Ha WIN " inanit,af M ihG MArd I'M
EHAr
"a bgAlnaHa laaellnH IN Ha
M0mNu'a Mab WA held M M h1iaa M
MvA III II, MAtliHMiu M0udny liNllt,
MFh MAttleMAl md MA VI W. ,HdlhNr
fAF FHEiened W. MHAidHhi NM tFAAAf
HFer, geNlMaliN6f, Nm ANBlA bHlpA M.
Hepted Itla ki1etlhE HditHFued HHtit
nit Hf1f M0ndAy nl1hf M Oef0lME
The Billings gazette., 1900-09-07
kUiIGa w hOt DWnHW In mn Nily Bf Hllls
tukbI

kDiIGH w bOt OWnHN IN I'M Nlls ~ Hllls
lnkh
Fhe revolution leyglnE spaeial tasas
flp tle pppIOAe M aafpaEiDH tla aDst
q et,aIs agsDal,F a n aH's'el slnsl,,E a dlss Y
Hillnas, Htata Of MQnlale, IN on aIa
VI fla 0lfiaa NJ tlla eilY aleFk III MIN
elty, room J. BaIkgap hl0ak, .NHd VIII
lhapH palnRill hHbinal IN inspaall0n
fF0N HaptHMbap \, 1900 w HepfaMbap
W., 1909 lb0lh dalaa ipelHstyaj subieat
NJ inAINetl0ui And FFldAk, RapIHnIbag
III, lNOO, M n N m, M thA allH lMll
MA speelAl a a aafnad mi m a. ,e altg segg, Y,
0kleqlloHs 10 fle AHal tn0Pn0R NJ sNld
FaA0Iafi4n md lbA lagEing M Aaid
lNsaH VIII I'M laaFdl
yiE order M thA eify AqHneil,
IIHfad HfpfHlHhaV N, 1000
NJ NJ HRFf0pd, my aleFk
The Billings gazette., 1900-09-07
iAiifGr

Haalag hids fv fhe fHrnjahlHR M
ltgy md EFalH M ttla niy M Hfl|lRgs
VIII M FaRAivfd M lba MdeFsEHed
Ia IA1d NJ H Heff0gdi
UllK Ulagk N tha GttE n kllllREN
The Billings gazette., 1900-09-07
UOnsEs spOhI9A,
Bylllhh GO,ppnMNnl AHpnl M livingston
lOhnn w IilDOdnh ANHn

Dvillhh DOvppNmnDl AHpnl M livingston
LOAnh w IilOO'rh snHn,
A Wholesale bOpepslnAllDg HAnn
WINS pulled Oif ~ Livingston lnNalny
nlghl IN thn most npDp0yn1 western
slyla, Ppnnk D. tlpiaolln, an ns0nl
~ lhn NDHllAll H0YopDnnnl hns bnnn
IN pnpk county fOp lhn pAal week ~
10 days buying hDvanA lop Dso w lhn
British army, Hn Ind pnpnhDeon
QnlIe u number W horses M lllnt nlly
RD1 Ind them IN tho nOppNls ~ BlllN
Miles ~ Bros, 'Phppo wore w hnnd 0f
horses IN tho DnltlI nl1 IhDl evening
every bend Ol them InpDnd np MISS
nH, W " Thought lhny Wopo stolen
nNl thn shepitf'H OiilnopH Npp 0nI lOlkr
iDH fOp Tho hOpAns nl0 lhn mon who
mnda AWAy with them While W ~
mol p0nsidpppd likely Ihnl lhn mon onD
HapApp with Tho horses, lbny mny snor
naad ~ W Thoroughly slAmpo0lnH
AVAy with some NJ lhnn without bnr
Inv nauEhl, Nh, liplsnlle " mDeh
OHipNEn1 over INV lnaa md VIII mnkN D
DlOst llolepminpd effort ~ npppehODd
iha nlnpapdppa, 'pnlpapnnA llnvn bonn
Rpnt IN MI dipapli0ns warming officers
10 Do on thp 0nI|o0k Gop tho thIoyes,
The Billings gazette., 1900-09-07
lkAh NOlL HE hlNL,
lvOllflalOp NJ hiOvn AWnknDa IN VtDn j
W In Flnmas,

I}pd b0dge, Mont, Hppt, t,=At all
Nnply hour lhis morning lpO broke OHl
In Tho ganNpal mapNhAndlso stOVa III
JOhD MHppay, nld before An alavnl
WIS given N HlAdN gOmplple WOpk Oh
lhH it4ak, Hllahtly dAIlRGlng thn bnild'
Inn, 'pha pp1pvialQp alNpt III Tho ppap
on lhe bHil1lng md hnh 10 mako u
hnsly nAlt when awakened, llsDps
AllG6 Nd, OOlh npNply covering the lOss,
Iphe delNNVtln0Qt paspOndad nObly and
by gO0A WOpk aAvad AN 0nllpe WODdpn
block from dpRtvHellOll, lVhis Was tho
npAt tast M tlla now WAt1p system Npd
N Eave Tho gpaAtpst RatisfnGtiOn,
The Billings gazette., 1900-09-07
TnApHEns shbnnTED,
FDp ,hp various snhDDls ~ NnllOMalDNn
VDnNlNi

FDp ,hp NaplOna snhDDls ~ NullOwslDNr
pDnDlN,
rho yApipns sphnDls NJ the county
Apa beginning 10 convene fOr tho 1900
1901 spasiOns and N might bn ~ In
invpsl 10 trhe dAsolin pondppa 10 lnnpn
who Nrn tha teachers NJ Tim aAmp, Tho
following lisl hDa boon furnished
lhpDnuh thn Kindness Ol County Super.
lNipnilnHl q, y, BnpMl.
9Olpmbna#aPpOf sfnnd Mrs y, VI
I,anpnls# nossin Baldwin, mto ~
pplnsyNAnih,
pApk Oiiy-b Nj pnnnonk or biyr
inHsl0h
fildnn==tAsain Brown ~ PMk CITY,
'lppWlnHm,DAnn lsnmnyi
AlleDdala=Mps, Marguerite NJ,
AlpaDg
0nnyOn Gveak-uMps, Elisabeth
MaihpsDD, lnih ~ Nebraska,
llldep apoyeH=l9lisNbolh Hirhop,
Int OF NebNahn,
,Nowmna-Mny Wiilllio lO'o Of
Hnlllvan.=Rspkln Hoe " Billings,
JnDeiiOnH=Mllyin HINT ~ HOllOn,
knnHnH,
hhil0h#=Mps, FANnin pOlln,
Ip 10 the present time Nv bpplA
has not been notified ~ my DppOlNls
ments fDp lhe Rapids, hONDdhp nnd
HnWk Creek hnh0OlR
The Billings gazette., 1900-09-07

over ODn Hundred NIOrr sHbODl lhilnppD
THE lnnp 'phND Lnht,

In lbn pap0pt juat oonplolod by lpa
IA, whitney, Glopk 10 thG hOnpd ~ lpllAr
ines Ol lhn Billings HehOOl district
pnHapdinH hn snh0Ol nnDsnA IN
billings, N shown ~ yppy BnIlsfnetopy
ipopNaAN 0vpP thnt NJ lNAt ynOp, UDllp
Iha ngp Of y ENnps there npp lao mnlns
And lAp feDlNlnHj bNtWpnn lhN NEas Ol
y md III years there Apa npf miles And
pDb fenlAlasi betwpell tho ngoH ~ 4
And yeggs,, 400 mnlNs NM "
rH a@HrIr susg. wn,se"w""n hese " Y" M "E.1 a as Il
famRlaI Oga lolol popnMliOn of ollldr
peH on l,l0Y, Of fhla ppmbpp lhnpe
npa flb children on school aHe, nyB bea
Inv nRlNs md VIVID fenAlea, WhlA N
wv mora lhnD lAAl ylAv, W gn IN
GpNaBg Of 1910 nov npnl in school AHp,
Ihp pap0anlAgh M llopoAsn w Nil nEns
IN ls,D Dypp thAt NJ lAst yeap,
The Billings gazette., 1900-09-07
MOkVAkA NAvpbl1i



llanlHIIy iDOnI
Among thn pAeeQt aalas on MOntanA
gAltlG on tle DhlanA0 market hnve
benll lha fOl!OWlngi
q, u, Hysham l0ld Murphy gnltle
company bpnlldh NJ Alnpps, NvaplglnH
I,BlO l0Hnds, ~ EhDOi 4b hnlfaphl
gvgpaaiDg l,Ofl pOHDda, M Ei,fOi NJ
heiiaps, AvapaglnH l,lpb pounds, NJ
HdiTOI 4b h0lfepa, nvepAHinE l,DW
pOnndH, NJ YlTOi b bHllsl ,RvapaAlRH
l,lTp pDunds, M EB,Dbl lVhe hHlfapA
Wnga 6f unusually rood Qnalityr)
Montana lAttl6 DDIwlpO gOws,
AvepaHing VgdD pounds, NJ 3B,fbi w
COWS, AvHpgHlnH wv pDtlldA, M WI, y,
'Flle MARKET Inn pHln1 strong kDp tba
IAaAt waek, WIN n aINeeiAl demand Wv
eDwB Alld heifapA
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-07-14
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court, Parish
Of St. Mary.
Mrs. Mary Schmidt VS.. Edmond G..
Verret. No. 1880.

BY virtue of an order of seizure AID
sale issued out of the Honorable 23rd Jn.
dicial District Court, In and for the Par
ish of st. Mary, and to me directed, in
the above entitled and numbered suit, l
have seized and will offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder, at the Court
House. in the town of Franklin on
SATURDAY THE 18th DAY OF
AUGUST, A. D., 1900,
between the hours of II O'Clock a M,
and 4 O. clock p, M, the following de-
scribed property to wit:
That certain portion or lot of ground
lying and being situated in the Parish of
st. Mary. In Morgan City, State of Lou
isiana, known and designated and de-
scribcd as lot number eight in Square
number twenty-five measuring fifty feet
front on Second street, by seventy nine
feet four inches deep. and forming the
corner of Union and Second streets Of
said town, together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon situated
and thereto belonging. according to
Barnes map and plan Of survey of. the
late town of Brashear.
JNO. r. PARkERSON.
Deputy Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Parish of st. Mary, July
3rd, A. d., 1900.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court. Parish
of St. Mary.
}. b. Sanarcns vs.. Henry Raifield.
1O553.

BY virtue of an order of seizure and
gale issued ont of the Honorable 23rd Ju-
dicial District Court, in and for the Par.
lsh OF st. Mary, and to me directed, in
the above entitled and numbered suit,
have seized and will sell at the Court
House. in the town of Franklin, on
SATURDAY, THE 21sr DAY OF
JULY, A. D., 1900.
between the hours of IL o'clock a. m.
and 4 O'Clock p. m., at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described property to-wit:
That certain strip of land situated on
the west side of the Bayou Teche in the
town of Charenton, measuring eighty
feet facing the public road, by seventy
two feet in length, bounded north by
land OF j. b. Sanarens, east by public
road leading from Franklin to Clarendon,
west by land of Medora Etienne, with ali
the buildings and improvements thereon
situated
Terms and Conditions-For cash to
pay and satisfy one note, for the sum of
One Hundred and Twenty Dollars, with
per cent. per annum interest from the
nth day of February, 1899, and 10 per
cent. as Attorneys fees on this aggregate
amount and all cost. And on terms of
credit corresponding with the maturities
of the following notes. One promissory
note for the sum of One Hundred and
Twenty Dollars, with 8 per cent, per an
mum interest from the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1899, payable February 18th,
19Ol, and another note for a like amount,
with like interest, from February 18th,
1899. payable February 18th. 1902 The
act of sale to be authentic and shall
the clause of ten per cent At
tOrney's fees in case of suit and all of the
usual and customary clauses of nota-
rial act Of mortgage; the purchaser to
furnish his promissory notes correspond
ng to the aforesaid maturities aud shall
De secured by special mortgage and ven
ior's lien and privilege on the property
lerein described.
PAUL PECOT. Sheriff.
iheriff's office. Parish of St. Mary, June
9TH, 1900.
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A Modern Art Studio.

Harding, the photographer, will
open his doors for work June oath,
his studio will be a palace of ART
handsomely furnished and stocked
with the latest novelties ard up-to-
date fixtures thus enabling him to
turn out better work than ever.
Call and take a look through his
place and see if you ever saw a
country studio equipped and furnish
ed as his. Pains and money have
not been spared in fitting up,
You will find full and complete
stock of pictures, frames, mirrors,
easels, glass, gold paint, crepe paper
and many other art and fancy novel
ties that 60 to beautify the homes.
Brunner's new building, Main street,
Franklin.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-07-14
HYMENEAL.
Barman-LeftVich.

MIR. Lee Barman. a prominent
merchant of Bayou Sale, was
quietly married to Miss Bertha
Leftwich, at the brides home il,
Fort VensOn, Livingston Parish,
on Thursday morning July II, 1900
after which they left on the eve>
ming train for Franklin, where
they will spend a while with rela~
tives and friends, and afterwards
depart for their future home on
Bayou Sale. TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Barman the BANNER heartily cons
graduates them, and wish them
unalloyed happiness through life's
journey.
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Social Gleanings.

Mr.. George Perret has been on
visit to Crowley.
Mr.. Edward Martin was visito
this week from Baldwin.
Mrs: ]. B. Todd and her son, ar
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Gates.
Mr.. Herrin, of North Carolina, il
guest at Katie plantation.
Mr.. Tom Wilson spent Sunday
with his parents near WilsonvilIe.
Mr.. Ralph Labauve left this
week for Abbeville to transact bust
ness.
Miss Ringgold, Of Alexandria, is
q guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Murphy j.
Foster.
Mr.. Willie Delahoussaye spent
some days with relatives in town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porteus Burke have
returned home after a pleasant visit
to Franklin.
Miss Sue Pickett spent this week
with Mrs. Heard and Mrs. Robin
10 Jcanerette.
Miss Lizzie kronlage, who has
been on visit to her sister in Crow.
ley, has returned home.
Hon. j. Y. Sanders returned
home Friday night after All
4bseLce of nine weeks.
Mr.. Ringgold W. Cooke. of
Terrcbonne, spent two days in st.
Mary this week visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Palfrey, of
San Antonio, Tex, and their little
son. Frank, are guests of relatives
III town.
Mrs. Young. en- route from Sour
Lake to her home near Morgan City,
few days with Mrs. Sand.
crs and family.
Mrs. Lucius Forsythe has been
called to Texas to see her brother
who met with quite serious acct
dent while riding over his ranch a
few days ago.
Mr., Goodwin, professor of the
Deaf aud Dumb institute At Baton
Rouge, is spending a few days in
Franklin. He is the guest at the
hospitable home of Judge Isaac
Mayer bslow town.
Mrs. T. H. Mentz, who formerly
lived ic Franklin, came up from
New Orleans on Friday and is visit.
ing with Mrs. Sanders. Mrs. Mentz
will visit other friends while in town.
Little Eloise and Sherwood are with
heir mother.
MIR. Joe Brig, Misses V. and Ed.
moin Cooke and Mr.. J. w. Lyman
are on the sick list this week and We
regret that Miss Jessie Smith, Mr..
Simmie johnson and little Ella
O'Niell, are still quite i'll.
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A Cheap Excursion.

The New Orleans Excursion
Club will give their annual
excursion from New Orleans to G al
weston, Tex, on Monday, July Is,
returning leaves Galveston Monday
July 23rd. The excursion will
reach Franklin at 11:45 O'Clock
Monday morning, the fare for the
round trip being $500. This is a
cheap excursion, and no doubt, a
number OF our citizens will take ad-
vantage of the cheap rates.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court, Parish
of st. Mary

Mrs. trsules Gagneaux VS.. Louis
Dcsonier. No. l0019 and 1926
! BY virtue of a writ of tieri faci
issued out of the Honorable %
Judicial District Court, in and f
the Parish of st. Mary, and to II
directed, in the above entitled al
numbered suit, | have seized a,
will sell at the Court House, in Il
town of Franklin, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DA
of JULY. A. d. 1900,
between the hours of II O'Clock
M, at public auction to the la.
and highest bidder the followin
described property tO>wit:
All the right title and interest of defen,
ant i'll and to one Twelve Months bond. =,
ecuted by \. MOresi. as principal, and f,
war, ward \. Hanson as surety for the sumof Fou
hundred and Ninety one Dollars and due o
the n day OF May, 1900; also all the right It'll
ana interest, claim and demand OF defen
dant in and to certain other lively
Months bond executed by l.. e.. Dcsoni.r y
orthe sum OF Two Hundred and Sixty DO
lars and Fifty five Cents. due on the q da
OF May, 1900. The interest of said desonie
IN the said bonds being considered an un
divided half.
Also lot twenty four. containing 81 10
acres, with all the buildings and improve
Incnts thereon, and the west half of Lo
twenty three, containing 50 100 of an acre
SAID lot being divided equally. For NOR,
ucnnitc description of the above property
reference Is made to Il map or plan OF sur.
Vey made by y. II. Bringhurst, deputy Unit
"a states surveyor, by order of the Court
filed Aug, Is, 1899.
All that portion of Lots No six and seven
zen, lying West of Il line dividing Lots No,
nineteen and twenty. when said line is cX.
ENDED so AS to reach the public road lead
nS from Franklin to Jeanerettc on the North
IND the other end extended so aS to reach
lie right OF way of the MOryanS La, & Texas
& H., also Lots seven, eight, nine, ten,
ievcn, twelve, thirteen. fourteen, fifteen
ixteen, eighteen and nineteen, all OF the
aid lots containing in the aggregate eigh-
cen and 4-lU acres, together with all fhe
nildings aud Improvements thereon situat
d,
Terms of sale cash, for not less
han two-thirds Of appraised
'alue.
PAUL PECOT,
Sheriff.
heriff's Office, Jnne BIRD, 1900.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-07-14

The boat excursion to Belle Isle
sst Sunday, given By parties from
franklin, was fairly we'll attended.
The boat left Franklin about Z
o'clock and after a long ride Of
ABOUT IS miles reached the Island
~ o'clock in the evening.
vThe Island, which is about $50
ieet above the level of the surround
'ag country and only one-quarter Of
mile from the Gulf, covered with
beautiful oaks and shrubbery, pre-
ssnted picturesque appearance. The
next thing of interest was watching
the process Of the evaporation Of
SAT-, which was something novel.
The salt mines, We bad heard so
uch talked of, we're, to our regret,
pa cAndition WHICH would not al.
Mw any one to make the descent.
Inc mines are total wreck, having
nad the misfortune to strike vein
o' water at the depth of 400 feet.
Having seen all the sights on the
Island, which we're of no small
amount, all left for the boat in re-
,Ponse to the whistling of the Albert
manson, and when "all aboard" was
:ounded, we departed on our long
journey homeward.
Inc hospitality Of Capt. Guess
.l always he remembered by those
+" whom he showed so many court.
estes.
though the trip was a long one, it
~. .as N every respect very much en-.
!oyed by ali.
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Relief In Six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder
disease relieved in six hours by
"New Great South American Kid
ney Cure" 1t is great surprise
on account Of it's exceeding prompt:
ness in relieving pain in bladder,
kidneys and back, in male or fe-
male. Relieves retention of water
almost Immediately. If you want
quick relief and cure this is the
remedy. Sold by A. G. Frere,
Druggist. Franklin. La.
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Watkins yellow.

On Monday evening,at the Wal
theirs House,in Franklin, Mr.. Chas.
Watkins and Miss Mary Cellow,
both of Berwick, La, were quietly
united in the holy bonds of matri
mony, the Rev. w. Winans Drake
performing the holy writ. Mr..
and Mrs. Watkins left for their
home in Berwick Tuesday evening
with the best wishes of their
friends and the BANNER included.
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MR.. JAMES TODD, OF ST. MARY

1t is with the greatest pleasure
that we score another success for
a st. Mary boy, in the person of
Mr.. James Todd, who has been
nominated by the Democracy of
Illinois for Attorney General of
the State. This is a great honor,
one that Mr.. Todd has deservedly
eceived and we sincerely trust
that he will be elected to fill the
Office.
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The Town Council and Board of
Health met in joint session last
night. The object Of this meeting
was to pass an ordinance ordering
all bridges on Main street removed
which was done by a unanimous
vote. This is a good move, as
these bridges not only Obstruct
drainage but are a menace to the
health of the town.
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Notice..

FRANKLIN, La, July IL, 1900.
All Alumni and Cadets, of L. s.
Y. living in St. Mary, who desire to
contribute any thing to the building
OF an Alumni Memorial Hall on the
University grounds at Baton Rouge,
will please call on me.
j. B. ROBERTS.
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Miss Blanche Roussel has opened
a music class in Franklin in connec-
ton with her Jeanerette class.
Miss Rousscl is = musician OF OK.
ceptional ability and "" guarantee
her success.
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The parties engaged in digging
the canal from the Choupique TO the
Gulf have completed their work on
the Gulf end and are now ut work
above the bridge on the Ohoupique.
Digging a canal does not seem such
great undertaking for the people
now working on our canal, for they
have gone right along without a
hitch and deserve great credit for
the prompt and efficient manner 10
which the work has been done.
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There have been several cases OF
blind staggers among horses in the
neighborhood and all have proved
fatal. In view OF this misfortune it
is we'll to know the simple remedy
given by an old Creole who says it
is infallible. When the horse, or
other animal, is first taken, have it
thrown to the ground and, holding the
head we'll back, pour into the nostrels
4 bottle of sweet oil--in . little
while the affected creature will jump
up and sneeze the oil from its nose,
this is followed by a discharge Of
pus, and, in nearly all cases, the
animal is saved. This is SO simple
That everyone should try it if neces.
gary.