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The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13

p,rtyf Think you Lincoln and Blaine
would be In sympathy with aparty which
built Its platform upon q blow 81 the de-
psrtment Of state which stands between
the people and anarchy and rcbeilionf
Think you that lincoln would ynpt-
thize with that p,rty which aims blow
at the integrity Of the nation with 10
platform of dishonest currencyf What
would tie Hncoin's position II he were
listening TO this talk Of Imperialism and
miIitarism. Lincoln In the closing yesr
of his life was p,ssing through the same
exp srisncs that the Republican party 10
now passing through. can remember
with shame which burned my ctesbs the
Democratic orators making these same
charges against tie man who had saved
the nation from dishopor. II Linccln
were here he would say with Mckinley:
my country IL At wsr and know Of no
other csuse save that Of my country
You may scan tho horizon, but you oan-
not see Q fiaw or sreck In the Republican
outlook. II Abraham Lincoln were here
today he would stand shoulder to
shoulder with President Mckinley and
glory with us In the approaching victory
OF the Republican pfry. a. you and l
are Rlorying In 1t today"
Mr.. Heath's words rang out with the
force Of eloquence and be fairly carried
the audience on its feet, and the tsnth
banquet Ut the Lintoln club came 10 an
end, as Il always does after Herbert
Heath's speeches, with cheers whi,h re-
echoed through the big hall and echoed
again from the stree Is without.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13

Are of two kinds; the ball that is
used in playing the game, and the
dancing party which is often given
at the end of the tournament.
Some people contend you cannot
make a good cup of tea without a
tea ball, but we know that if you
use Chase & Sanborn's package
teas you can make good tea by any
of the approved methods.
This is because you have good
tea to begin with.
Poor teas cannot result in health
full, deliciousbeverage, no matter how
carefully you try to brew them.
With Chase 81 Sanborn's package
teas you are sure of getting the best
that money, skill and experience
can produce.
1t makes no difference whether
you try their Kohinoor, which is a
fine breakfast tea, the Orloff, a
Formosa Oolong with a delicate
lilac favor, or the Orange Pekoe,
with its rich wine-like body.
Inasmuch as these teas are sold
only in pound and half-pound air
tight Tea Lead packages you are
sure of getting the genuine article,
with all its natural strength and
freshness preserved.
One pound makes over 400 cups.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13
MORE ISLANDS TAKEN.

Manila. January 1s.-It Is reportsd that
the United Stairs gunboat Princstou,
visited the Tatanes and CAladen islands,
which were omitted from the Paris treaty
Of peace. being north Of 20 desr,es lati-
tuds, raised American flags and appointed
native governors
The report that the Japanese flag was
found flying IL not confirmed. but there
wsrslrumors that Japan intended to take
the islanda.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13
MISS KATHERINE ROBER PACKS
PORTLAND THEATRE MONDAY
MATINEE AND NIGHT AND
urDNS uVrNnI2 EnS AWAX

New England's greatest favorite, Miss
Katherine ROGER and fine supporting
company, certainly received great o va
ton at the Portland theatre at both per-
formsnces. The advance sale for the
balance Of the week is the largest In the
history Of Portland, The play for this
afternoon Is one of the greatest realis-
tic sensational comedy dramas, "She
Couldn't Mary Three" and tonight one
Of Jacob Lifts greatest productions that
ran for months In all the large citiss.
"Shaii We Forgive Her." Notwithstand-
ing tina enormous expense Of these great
productions the prices are 10, 20. 80 cents;
daily matinses 10 and 20 cents.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13
MRS. ADRIANNA v. Kinds.

Mrs. Adsianna v. Kinds, widow Of the
Iass Benjamin .. Hinds. died suddsniy
yesterday at the residences Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs CHARLES J. Chapman. 37b Srr.ng
street. Funeral ssrvicss Thursday ct
p. n.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13
MARRIAGES.

In North windham. Feb. 10, by Rev. J. Z.
Atkins, Fred L. Brown and Miss Alice hae
Doliey
In Bath, Feb. 2. Willard A, Robinson and
Miss Mabel L. Holbrook.
In Princeton. Feb. 3, Frank G. MeMinn ana
Alice NJ Mcclure.
In Friendship, Thomas P. Simmons anc Ethna
l.. Paterson. 49,,
In Portsmouth. Clarence G. Rich ana MISS
Florence n. Adderton. bot OF Bath.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13

MRS. PALMER A COMMISSIONER.
Washington, February l2.-The Senate
today confirmed the nomination OF Mira
bertha Honors Palmer OF Illinois to te
commissioner to the Paris exposition.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13
T<HE Muslin Un.
i derwear depart

i derwear depart
lncnt richly de-
serves a large share of
attention at this time,
and there's an advantage,
as wise shoppers know.
in looking at any line OF
goods when it is new and
fresh and before the best
things in it are carried
off.
There's no rubbishy,
cheap stuff in the stock
that has been gathered.
The most painstaking
care has been exercised
in selecting only the
worthiest from thousands
of models, and the most
critical examination is
made of every piece when
it is received here so that
the underwear we put on
sale may be bought with
the fullest confidence that
it is absolutely correct
as to style and as near
perfect in material and
workmanshipgas lhuman
hands and the latest i'm.
proved machinery can
make it.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13
AT PINE'S ALLEYS.

A fine game was the verdict at Pines
alleys last evening between the Looms
and Quakers. Merriwather, as usual,
bowled dnely. .Willardoslso rolled in fine
shape. Hooper was high man for his
team, with $40. Score;
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13

Orders are received at
the Notions counter for
Cash's English Woven
Names, address, ETC.,
which are made to order
in a variety of types and
in several colors. Prices
have been reduced to
S2.oo a gross and SI.25
for a half gross names.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13

McCall's Paper Pattern
Catalog, containing the
new fashions for Spring,
is ready for free distribu.
tion,> and the Mccall
Fashion Magazine, cur
rent number. may be had
at the Innings counter.
This department keeps a
complete line of McCall's
Patterns 10 and Isc each,
quite as good as any at
any price.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13


department. new Skirts and Waists for early spring
year. Some of the new suits have come, too, and
others will be here soon. The new Silk Satin and
3rillantre Waists handsomely tucked and stitched in
lew designs are very attractive The Jersey Waist IS
evived and is sure to become as great faVorite as
ormery The new Skirts with peated backs flare
bottoms, and applique trimming are already meeting
With large sale.
DRESS SKIRTS.
boxpeated back Skirts in all wool black blue chevo
at from $3.50 to $50.
Black all wool cheviot Skirts with silk applique trimming at
1898 { special bargain) and 500.
Broadcloth Skirts with applique trimming at $3.50 and $50
RAINY DAY SKIRTS.
PEDESTRIENNE SKIRTS.
large line of these Skirts double face materials at all
prices $500 and special bargain in box,
plat Skirt from good weight plaid back material at $3.50
while present stock lasts
WAISTS.
In silk Waists showing already about thirty
new STYLES and in very handsome oo including the
new pastel shades effects produced by the tcking
stitching and estchng also by the OF white fronts and
net insertions.
AT 1898 we have pretty Waist made from best quality
afeta and the prices from that up to $780, the largest
variety at from S. 90 to 700.
Black Blianine Waists we have five styles with the
new tuckng and all made from excellent quality material The
prices, $500, Fps, $50, 2 80.
JERSEY WAISTS.
Who that has ever worn forget how comfortable
and entirely satisfactory they were? We welcome their re-
appearance and know that customers WILL
We them in black, navy blue and red, plan
broidered and with braid trimming.
Prices $500 to $50
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13
DRESS SKIRTS.

New box-pleaed back Skirts in all wool black or bl
at from 50 so to $50.
Black all wool chevot Skirts with silk applique II
1898 "a special bargain) and 500
Broadcloth Skirts with applique trimming at $50
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13
RAINY DAY SKIRTS.
PEDESTRIENNE SKIRTS.

A large line of these Skirts from double ia
prices from $500 to 1000 and special barg
plat back Skirt from good weight plaid bacS
while our present stock lasts.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-13

on6 lawyer Wnolu know IL uoW notuiuk
but q chief justice of the state. rsmeu
Der ar other who has sp oxen at these ban
qusts with me in the past who may wind
Up his disting uished career by going TO
Congress when Portland wakes up aud
becomes ANNEXED to the first district I"
(App'aus,)
MIR. Heath then vent on TO say that IL
Is the duty Of every business and profss-
sionai m an to be politician and then he
sa.d:
"Sitting here and viewing the noble
faces yonder on the wall my whole soul
Is flied with INDIGNATION at the oft re-
psated utterauce OF Democratic speakers
that the Republican purity has ceased to
he tie party of Lincoln. whsnf Wherein
ana hoWf For what would Abraham
Lincoln have TO spo!ogiza In the percent
attitude Of the Republican psrtyr
Imagine a conference at the White Houss
at Warrington. The door opens and
Lincoln with tie noblepess Of his life and
deathtwhich swung vice open tie gates
Of heaven to receive his nohls soul enters
Again the door opens and there enters
that idol of the American p'ople, that
great le of the r. publican pxrty,
james Il. Blaine of Maine. (applaufe
Let tt EN- SIT down at . conference with
the Presidents and wherein would thess
three men fall to agree In asolitary
pspoeltion now tsfors the Republican
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08
REV. a. Z, CLAY.

1t was with sincere regret that
this community learned Of thd
death Of Rev. Alfred f. Clay which
occurred IN New Orleans the carlyI
part If the week. Mr.. Clay WIS
pastor Of the Methodist Church in
Franklin for a nu.nocr Of Yea. ; and
made many and lasting friends in
our midst. AS the founder for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Children.
bis name will ever be most honored
and his memory cherished hy he
scores he has succorcl and snatchrd
from drgradatinn and misery. ..Suf-
fer little children 10 come unto Me.
WAS ln1ellhly stamped upon tLel
heart OF the founder Of the Wail',|
iloue-thc sweet words were not|
mere words 20 hihl-they sank into|
his soul and made him an earnest.
neycr-ilagginY la',Ur,r III 4 field over
u wn alas with The vilr>t weeds
th,t ;i!mos, >no;hvrt,i out the innn
cent i,ui> and blossoms. TIE GOOD
tia, Rev. .,ltrra +: Ciav H., done
~, after hin- ihonsa.ir- have
>icd Litter tears over Tie ,"rIy Gr
mise If cur - capable an % Will
lug 10 hun: tit and relieve distress
i - d!.r>t ilil.i. Mr. Clay was
n!.lN spltr-ei.,it ,vars 81. bayine|
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

The Monroe Evening News tells Of
a move en- the part of the ladies Of
that town that should he-nav, is
close 10 the interest Of all house
keepers. Tie uneXhaust!bIe sub
icct Of servants has asitatcd the
minds of the Monroe lldhs % such
sn extent that they have risen in
their misery and determination 10
take some steps for Their own relief.
1t is strange that. in t'rse days Of
Unions, there never ias ''een
Ilousekeepers' Union : everybody
has taken care Of himsif or herself
ent.cnched behind Il Union, with
the sole exception { the weary,
l,n1- su!ferin. housekeper bat now
a ..!!ttle cloud, NJ hgee. ih'n !
mans hand has appeared n hcrl
sky and the hope AM with IS uhl-
vprsaI that it may grow and grow
until it envelopes thu heavens, r2lE-
inc relief and calm t"n the unset
,led, wretched households Of the
land. Tie Monroe fadies need not
think they have y nn"poiy on the
servant question, t-ions Of their
struggling sisters IaIl to them IN
their distress an'!Await with burn.
iny interest Tie outcome of their ct
forts and ez2"riinst~.s While other
iiousekeep,rs vail and watch the
outcome Of this fonroe move, we
would advise thea to abe up and
doing" in their oT interest.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08
ell ART
- .iTE oF LOUISIANA,
~ IRISH OF II lI\i'Y

1T NE or I lI-iwI
PARISH ~, = T. \, 'h'
". III, r,,,.,.:,,,,.,, ,,
odi.t E,inn,l u -, 49, iii'il p'fN 81 J" Meth
'. .-b.,cDpai hhfch south. III Franklin
rnt ion - ~ ~ FORM ourselves mt carpp
in,nu n.y., -" -. iuic an ENJOY IN" rights, PRIV
ha nr ~ VI q p"rE cor o"r':t". HnIc
\ ou;si,n, ,,,,,.,,., =, - ~ '-t2 stature o.
tn 49,, - r, -i'Ic'i i9lil -. ertitlc,
fnr it, ~, - iGh or Corp ratioH-
table unr,rs,. '''ic' hei'Si"i'' and Chari
" ,rr,,,,,
Tha 49,, ! = !, ~. l.
f,aar az Tr,,.ta' zen 1hll! ~" H.
Church >nuth nf t'r ~ aie''oi.>t Episcopal
nici!e shall he a, tr,,'L A.; ara -
~ - I}6ra. ION ~. T., 90.
'J - oAiiis, houses .iaJ at nor 49,,
tuIie au'1liSious purposes. for tn, nj. ~. ~,
mlHhhcnt ct the members Of the Mrt,,, iI,'
5-pSto2t thiircn south. an! v no nn,,, MI
~ my Htfedfttr hold tn.ir lnn;niarsh'i,' -,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP,

Ine hrm known as Faltermln Il
locke running the Lakeland store
aave dissolved partnership by mu-
tual consent,
ALpHEGE FA--TERMAN,
j. s. Cooke.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

The boom edition gotten on' on
Sent. l>t. by our hci@ho"i. the
V;ndirator News. WAS very credit
ohio and showed enterprise On the
nart Of it's owners. We trust It was
financial success.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

GhrTo.a Counti. ii is irerilhG
unuJay night arr"iit'cd Ny. Pete
.,,Jorsou ,,ic;;t-Wat;'hman /" I'LL
th. vacancy caused ~ tie lr>i-
aliou Of ,,lr. Mike GnEd!E.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

non't forget shat H." :,o;t'ii.in
Pacific will run a spcclal excursion
train tomorrow from Lake Charles
- ThibodauX. the train will pass
Ioro If 1912 ii. ~. fare 1J".
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

sir. Dor. Gallery. j.. las "ors!'
the cid Wilson place adja!itin@ IS
fathers Haitl;ish 'r>id.'hrr AID
will make it his home. This IS !
very handsome place With 4 Large.
comlnodious house and shaded by
oaks that must have sheltered the
red man centuries ago 50 grey
and venerable is their appearance.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

The Parish Democratic ENtcu-
five Committee has been called bt
Chairman A. c. Allen 10 meet al
the Cont Honsc. on Tuesday. Sept
nth. at II O'Clock All members are
requested to attend Il" business ri
inheritance will be tlii':acird. ard
a inll attendance is desired.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

u, and lr>. l.. y. Drlahon>Sye
o,a receiving congratulations on
ia birth 81 fine boy "hn arrived
on the 2nd.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

j ; Peters.
All the parties to this instrument ~iGHlfd
the same. in my irc>c nee AN. IN the prt~tic.
of the witnesses, with Il full knoWlcd-yc of It's
contents. J\D. =. II ROBERTS,
Notary Pubic.
Franklin, Lit, NCy. - Is9a.
Having cXaluin.d the ittii;I and foFrgpjn. {
act Of Incorporation I'll the iictho..i-t Fps
copal CnulcH south, OF franklin, an / f.it,.-
ing none 81 its OBJECTS ana purposes coutY.EN
70 the laws ant constitution o. tie tl.lau
States or to III" constitution d:ia laws III the
state Of Louisiana, hereby approve same
this s. th day of .ilril. \. D.. T. n.
WALTER il, GORDY, Dist ATTY
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

Mr.. II. Zee Halman purchases
livery stable OF his brother,
A. A. r $. i;arman. this week.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

On Turslay last nc" Girl
Dder arrived at the home OF
Mr.. Emil Sass owsSy.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

Eyes. F.!il Eye. a.e l.io'.t. t.
maHy i'll. po,rct intse 'iyilr;t.;
organs by scea'!a- jn> t til night
glasses AZ Emil Sa>>o" SKY ,..e re
liable jeweler.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

II Your watch needs repairing
uont give it to any "would be"
watch maker and get them to tinker
WIN WIN II but bring it to Emil Sas-
oowskv, the Reliable Jewelev.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

HurraI for st. Mary. Here
come honOls to her again. Hon.
Donaldson Caff"ry has been
nominated President by The Ma
tional Party and Will" we c'nint
wish tor lis success, We are non-
estly proud OF his selection and
the honor rendered lin hoth as a
man and a son Of glorioaS o!l st.
Mary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08


The followin. gentlemen Of this
Parish have been officially az
pointed by Governor Heard as the
new members Of the School Board:
1>t Nard-L. \. G;evenherg.
aDd Warl-R. Hant.
Srd Wald-Dr, ID, y, Foster and
r. L. Cooke.
4th Ward-L. S. Allcman ana
y. ID. Berwick. 81.
9TH Ward ". II. Kramer.
9th Wai'l-IhOS. Shannon.
It'll Ward-E. ! Gain.
These gentlemen are representa-
tive men in their different localities
and have at least tie best interest
OF the schools of this Parish. The
new Board will meet next week
Tor organization aud will take up
al once the opening of the schools
throughout tie Parish. The schools
Will open this year under bright
prospects as there will be more
teachers and full nine months
session. The schools will open
throughout the parish either on
tue 18th or oath Of this Eonth,
aue notice Of which will be given
III our next issue.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

,Iavor j. I'm {. Lewis las had Mr.,
Bell, The New Oi leans city engineer
to investigate or street : with Il
View OF ascertaiAlng ,i.e probabieI
cost Of Smelling them. We hore
that the visit OF ,lr. Bell viii he Tie
-tar,,n.. point where Franklin be-
Gins the mucD-need,d street improve
ments. Our trade will 20 70 other
towns.lf we do not d. something to
make Frank lin a place ''of beauty and
4 10Y forever We can not expect
people to cone here and spend, their
money with rs. unless there are in
lucelnrnts for them 10 60 so. In
olden times, when the Cinnamon
feared an iqvaaion Of the sayages to
tie north Of them they erected a
wall. which was the wonder OF that
age and is wonder get, to keep
back tie invaders. As check on
immigration, Franklin Eroaas and
streets are even = GrcaTs1 success
than The Chinese wall. People will
rei into the habit, as they already
are, to 4 great extent, OF saying darn
Franklin, when you are oct you
cant get in and when You are in
you cant get ont.
Il is to Tie interest Of every man.
woman and chlil IL franklin, wheth.
CT they live ca Main street, Iberia
street, Willow street or any other
street 10 have these three named
streets msde ,ass;shle f"r ali weather
in al! scason>, anl nnsirr he yer,
worst conditions. '.ale them s.
Do something III liz t""n, the pc"
pic viii ,io ~"'ns-ii,,.g FIR YOU. Go
help those "ilo ilc.p themselves.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

Have yon any Old Jewellery.
watches. clocks. ETC.. that some
repairer '.cOull rot fix" if g take
them to Emil Sassow>Sy the .eiiahIr
Jeweler. he has i'll the latest aud
best tools for such work.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

BY virtUt
sued out Of the III,
diclal District Court, in
lsh OF St. Mary. and to \
the above entitled and y
have seized and will oil
last and highest bid,
House in the tow, Of
SATURDAY THE
OCTOBER. \
between the hour, Of I y,
|lnd o'clock !, m, the .o!IoWins de
|Ecribcd property to Wit:
That certain tract Or lot Of ,eraInl X
FnS and BEN" sitllted IL the Parish ot
~. Mary. State Of Louisiana. forming y
part OF what Is known us Tiger Island
plantation, ana containing ,wo anl one
"a al acres; bounded north by the r1ll;c
r'aa or water front Of Bcrwic'. Bay or
A,chafaiaya river, east by lands Of Law,
renee, south by lands Of Ditch, AMI ives,
by Lands OF Lawrence, said lands meas.
urlnS one hundred feet front by what
lep'h tileer may be from public road 10
boundary Of Ditch. with III The huild !.
Ih"s aAI Improvements on said lot sim
''cd rights, ways and scrvitutlcs belong
hS 20 The same. being the same land
acquired by said Pete Leonard from
leo. W. Ecc!es. Agent. Of record IN
,ook Hi OF Con 7eyance. page a2S. Of
he Recorder office of this Parish.
!, mo. i. SANDERS. sheriff.
merrill Office, Parish Of St. Mary, .>u-.
9Th 1895.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08
Social tileaningS.

,lr G. f. E1r ; made 4 busincs> tin
t. NV orleans this week.
Miss Filth Going. after q long visit I'll
rclat.ycs III New Orleans, is again all
hoMc.
Mi, Carrie MclIugh is again at home
having spent July and August in New
Oi'caus
N, Jos Jacobs r>tula"i home this
week from reaSaat visit 70 Ahitt
~pIincs.
IT. J Y. Sanders returned from i
three weeks trip to Texas On Thursday
evening.
Mis-. Gcr,ru,!e and Bcth.a Gallery
returned from visit TO the Crescent
City last week.
Mrs Don Gallery. IT.. has gone to
New Iberia on an eytcnled visit to hcI
mother. Mrs. Taylor
Miss Lottie Smith and little Mis-, Alice
X cinpcr came in from Baldwin, on Mon
lay t. shop and visit friends.
Maste. Hare our n. Levy, Of Calumet
visited Franklin this week. guest Of ON
yo,ing typo, Mr. Theodore Nay q.
Mrs Crask and Miss l'ez have re-
termed from a very enjoyable vacation
Src- III PcarliI.tor. Lccomprc and New
Orleans.
Miss Mollie ualris 4. her sister. Mis-
Matte, af.c. All abec>cc il New Orleans
and Cuvinglon o. ten months. arrived
home this week.
Misses Kate Gibonn and Bessie sand
as won't to .,ean2retie TO- few days
t,lis week visiting Mrs. Heard and Mrs.
NJ. L. Tarlton
Mrs. Charles g. G.opon and hor tive
lite laua ntc.s, May and kaic, lcf, fol
Orcluusas Oh TrdsdHy t" visit Ms
.ln,.r.is and other relatives.
Ensign John CaItr: Who has been
visiting his parents has gone to Florida
for "a sior. say aeon laricd by hi
brother Charlie and NJ. Pe.cy Sam.
Miss Ruby .spbcrts ly.t fox A!eNandria
and M,l,oe on Mon,i' v she will vi>
he. u other, Mr.. W. &. ROBBERS anil 1e.
sis a., Mrs. Bernstein. core cn:c.lr
tho Normal School.
Miss Chariot Neville is a her 81,
post again in me nfiice Of {. a. pNlcl
after il ,h1cc months Say at her home
ii Atlanta. and visiting n Mississippi
South arolina and Georgia.
The May fren $ Of Miss Rosa Hug
! ui..s will be ole: scd to learn that she i
coming back to Frankli.: t. "!'cn \ III
! linery esta 'jlishmcnt. The date OF Mis-
! Hu-rins' rctuln is not known fu.,he
\ Than that it will be shortly.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-08

Tie Convent opened with Sky
six girls in attendance and St. IN
thongs school with foriy,fTe boys,
this is, indeed, fine showing for
the first week. ! good many chill
dren will put in an appearance later,
as is often the case. September is
always so warn, many parents pre-
fer to wait for tie nvi2oratins days
Of the ''Joseph- Octoher' before
allowing their children to begin
school.
This year the siste.'s have added
stenography and typa"~iing 70 their
curriculum which grea, many Of
the scholars will hail with delight
for so many are now taking courses
in these modes Of livcliho Cd.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-12-11

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