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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09
PARTS

There is . good deal Of idle d.
c!amatlon in This word ana in thi
country against partisaHship-as /
it vas ;hing III itself that wa
! fraught with danger. Il is IN
| doubtedly true that intense partisan
ship gives rise to undue prejudice:
and some misr, presentations, bu
even these ATE fat bette: endure,
than supinc Indifference and polilica
para yss. ensuing Oh certain kline
Of alleged ''loftv Independence. The
fact are that no great reforms have
ever been brought about in the body
polite unless through men who
were strong part!>ans. Show Us the
man WHO have left q positive and
definite impress upon American
politics and we will show you a man
who was identified .'fOr better or for
worse with some political orcaniza-
ton which was pledged to carry out
the principles which he enthusiastic
cally advocated if it Was successful.
80 back into tie early days Of TIE
Republic and recall the names Of
Jefferson and Adams, Hamilton and
Jay, Jackson and Harrison. Webster.
Clay and Calhoun were these rot
al! ardent partisans? And so it has
been in the days that have succeeded,
and so it is to-day.
The discussion that has been a.i-
tating the nation during these recent
years on tariff. finance and expansion
have been made luminous and
caused widespread intelligence eli
questions Of practical politics. These
discussions have been carried On -
men who have been intensely in
earnest. They have differed funda-
mentally on great propositions which
have to do with the conduct and
perpe.uity Of the government itself.
The mel who nave been The most
in these debates have
been lie leaders o. opposing parties
ana vet they have all been -imerican
citizens DESTROYS above ali else for
the good OF the country. The hon
st. i.ann minded partisan is not 70
fie ;,Lasya or saecIctt at, r.tEel he i
10 be aG...G.G. No advance is made |
IN Tie progress Of tie world except |
through 4 conflict Ct ideas. N:i~a !
7arnest. honest men are wiling 70 |
measure br0aA>;les Of logic. rhetoric !
nd stern facts wiih one alu,hor |
hen is the Republic safe. The thIna
9"e. 10 IL fcultdi il dis ,and Of ours
S tlat other a1d bascr kind Of poll
les wicre IL" fac italian hand Of the
,ulitica! .'Uo>s is fell rather than
ecn ard by the Indifference Of The
,eope and the deyeiish work Of siv
political strikers. hose chief weapons
re bribery and deceit, corruption is
ilowed to get in its deadly work
nd undermine the very foundations
f popular government. Honest
artisans who are willing to fight II
lie open field fer popular favor are
OF to he feared. On the contrary.
hey are among the benefac,ors of
heir race serving their day and
eneratlon with homer and credit.
hey, in the columns Of The press
nd on the public platform help III
a perpetual ..campaign
f education And in such cam
align lies the only safety ola free
eoplc whose destiny is determined
y their own intelligent action.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

A sensation was caused in New
Westminster, near Vancouver. the
other day by the discovery Of sl2
worth Of fine and coarse grain gold
in the crop of wild goose. The
goose was shot at Pitt lake, which is
fed by numerous mountain streams.
The sandbars along the shore were
known 10 contain gold, but had
never been prospe.~od.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09
The Republicans are preparing fol

The Republicans are preparing tor
= general assault in tie next Con-
gress on the Senators.elect from the
four Southern States where negro
suffrage is limited. They question
the legality of the legislatures
tina. chose tue Senators. Possibly
is might be we'll to refer them TO a
certain famous case where they de-
cided that tue government could not
90 behind the certificates awarded
nv the Governor of the State.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

Prof. f. Benjamin Andrews,
Chancellor OF the University Of Ne
b-aska, defines '.sand" as ''the power
of strong cxertion, courage, Ieso!u
ton, grit"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09
While the Delaware Republicans

While the Delaware Republicans
continue torn by factional ditfereLces
engendered by the attempts of the
unspeakabIe Addicks to break into
the United States Senate, the Demo
Gratis o: that State calm aud serene
with score of distinguished men
we'll worthy TO uphold the traditions
Of that little st~te in the national
arena.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

Mr.. Cleveland never uttered a bet
ter statement than one recently made
by him IN an address 10 young men.
He said "Above all things. our PEG
people require in political and party
action frank, straight forward deal
ing 1t is because Of this very
fact, Mr.. Cleveland, that the young
man who was lately defeated for the
Presidency on the Democratic ticket
still has the unbounded respect and
confidence of million of his fellow
citizens. Whatever mistakes he has
made in his political career, this is
true of Mr.. Bryan. He has always
kept absolute faith with the people.
His opinions have been expressed
frankly, and, furthermore no mans
political future is wholly obscured
lis country whose candor and
Fave : purpose the people be-
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

Six Democratic Senators vii vote
for the ship Subsidy stea.. They
are memhcrs Of tie sane Cd crowd
that calls itself Democratic hu. votes
with the Republicans en- every party
question. from Tie tariff bill Gown
the entire line.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09
AuntY" Rivers. q negro

"Aunty" Rivers, a negro ,omap.
the only member Of that race w.
has been permitted to reside at
Nashville, Ill.,, has left there for Ten
nessee. 1t has always been an IN
written law to allow no negroes il
that little city, which law has been
strictly adhered to. with the excep-
ton of "Auntyn. Rivers. For twenty
years she has resided there without
being molested.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

A Philadelphia school teacher has
been dismissed because her ideas are
!.not modern She had taught for
81 years and the authorities just dis
covered this alleged fact.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

y couple Of New Jersey .over.
who had qiarrc!cd and parted sftl
six years before. recently made III
came together and Hcge married.
They evidently believe in tie o!d
saying thatruns, ':-Ail vel hat end,
well
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

The Michigan doctor who carried
smallpox virus through The streets
to prove that it was not contagious
has been sent to the pest house.
where he can test his theory by put
ting himself in contact with the
disease every day and all day.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

What photographs there are ex-
tant of the late Mr.. Nation repre-
sents him as bald-headed. Now let
some one find out whether Mr.. Lease
is similarly affected and we may be
able to draw general conclusion as
to the husbands Of public women.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

The question Of an extra session
hinges entirely on the success Of the
subsidy bill. If i; gets through, the
need Of an extra session will disap-
pear so utterly that every b0dy viii
wonder how II Dririnl.f1
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

Henry Youtsey. one of the accused
murderers Of Governor Goahel. of
Kentucky, was sentenced last Tues
day to life Imprisonment in the
penitentiary at Frankfort, Ky.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

Various Senators have submitted
over hundred amends TO tie River
and Harbor bill. None of these.
however, are for reductions in the
amounts authorized by the House.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

Don't let the hand nf time paint wrin
kles on your face. Keep young hy keep
ing the blood pure and the digestive or
gans in 4 hcalthful condition. HER
BiNE will do this Health is youth,
disease and sickness brings old age.
Price 50 cents at L. {. Borah, Baldwin
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

PARISH OF ". MARY
Before ne, Ion kochei. Notarv Public.
daily commissioned and qualified within
and Tor the a!ortsaid Parish aud State,
and III the presence Of the unltrsi yued
witnesses, PERSONAL; appeared Niibur
H. Kramer, Il. Lee Riggs and j sc;ti-
day Perkins, residents If Patterson, LI.
to me well known who being by me
sworn, declared and acknou lee to-wit:
|. Wilbur IL. Kramer, Secretary Of the
1t Mary Building Association, OF patter-
son, La, auI "r, K, Lee Riggs AMI =. :.
perkins, Auditors of the st. Mr. Er..,-
llg Association. ot Patterson, La. 20
s.ecl@re That tLc foregoing statement OF
the business of the ST. MARY Bnildinr
Association for the six months, euGin"
Dec. 3lst. 1900, and the Statement of
assets and liabilities 81 the ii. Mary
BdilC!ing Association. DC. 3ist. 1890. Il
he trne and correct, 10 lie best &. on
kno" edge and ability.
sworn 10 and subscribed q, Patterson.
La, this 3lst day OF .auuart. 1891.
(Ori5inaiiy sisnei.)
W!tbIr II KRAMER
SECRETARY.
i. i = 2!uG>.
j y. fLREiN,.
Auditors.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

The greatest danger from colds ard Ia
grippe is their resulting iii pncumonls,,
If reasonable care is used however, ard
Chamberlain ; Cough remedy taken. all
danger viii be avoided. II will cure
cold cr an attack of la grippe in less tine
than any otlier treatment. II is pleasant
and safe - take For sale by A. }, D.
lahonssayc. DRUGGIST, Franklin, A. Bauef'
p.,tf rcc,,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

Are YOU nervous, run down, weak and
dispirlt'd: Take few doses of HERE
lNL. l. "iil infusc new energy. new
life into the exhausted nerves, the over
worked brain or muscular system, and
put a new face on life and business
Price 80 cents. For sale by J. G. Borab'
Baldwin. la.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

'What to 10 with cur ex fresi
dents? IS i question ihat has been
agltatinG the =. blc press for some
years past. Whenever ;yc topic are
a little dull and an unusua! peace
cones upon tue ibru.IIt Of the coun-
try then this IS or III The inquiries
that are brou- Ii; 10 tie front. It is
a sort Of raie,> day problem. One
that has IN il i mr"sdre of diversion
and yet assum I" every American a
phase OF genuine int. rect. it is true
that at the pres -, time the two We
have on our Cleveland ard
HarrlsOn-arc getting along very
comfortably without any special
help from anybody. They seem 10
be minding their owu business ard
like other husincSs-likc American
citizens they SET Iii to have plenty of
business to tend 10. There does not
seem to be any particular need of
our worrying over their welfare as
they seem to ile a'undantlY able to
take care Of Themselves. from their
dIgnltied retirement thcY occasion
ally come forth under the blaze OF
publicity long enough TO give IS
pa!r views Of their plight Of ,hci.'
ton II the relation OF the const:tu-
butte a valaay and thereby contri-
ence upon pnb!:ond sanitary inha-
best thing to do wiit:s. About the
cuts is to give them the sN Presid-
of way that we do other gent.;!lt
Of culture, dignity and worth an,,
thank Heaven that they are citizens,
who, regardless Of our political atii-
liations, that we can honor and re
spect.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09
Relief Ia SIN .in,,rS,

Distressing NlG"cy and bladder
d's"as" relieved n six hours by
"NcW Great South American Kid
n"9 Cure It's q great surprise
oHacrount Gifts exceeding prompt.
ness IL relieving pain in bladder,
kidneys and back, in male or fe.
male. Relieves retention Of waite,
almost immediately If YOU want
quick relief and cure this is the
remedy. Sold by \. G.. Fccre,
Druggist. Franklin La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

70, can help anyone whom YOU u
suffer Il. from in.iamcd throat. laryn-
ecal trouble. bronchitis, coughs, cold
etc. l., advising the use Of 3 LIZARDS
HOnEIOtND SYRUP; the great re,ue-
dy for coughs and cold. Price, % and
80 cents, Sold hyL. :. Borah, Baldwin
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09
8 100,

NtCO.
DIR. +, Hct3hon's Anti Diurct;c.
May be worth to you more than
: 500 il you have 4 child WHO soils
bedding from IncOntcnence OF
water duiin., sleep. Cares old
and young alike. 1t arrests the
trouble at once. 81. Sol! by. \.
q. Frere Drn rgists. Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

\. J. pclalo4ssuy, az Franklin, az.
A Hauer, II Patterson guarantees eve!
bottle q. Chamberlain Cough Reheu!
and wlll refund the money 10 any oD'
VINO is not satisfied after using wv
thirds % ,he contents ! his is the w
remedy IN the world tor la gripp,.
coughs, colds, Group I'D WAoop,n7
cough and is pleasant ard @te to take e
1t prevents any tendency OF cold VI
result in pneumonia. Ii'|
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

STATE OK LOUISIANA.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09
SEMIANNUAL STATEMENT
OF He ST. MARY BUILDING hsS~-
CITATION OF PATTERSON. "a.

Fox the Term cndi 4 Pee. II. 1900.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09

/. The !
dinance
the pail.
graph an
tlecorpt
other , go
hibiting
nent, etc
Earl II
fsm OF !
time, has
Gated by
the Metrro
IS a fa,o.
pie Of Gre
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Alar,, r
We sound
:'rices 80 |.
'soits. |,
tearing on
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-09
W. H. LATHAM, Editor 4 Prop'tr.


Subscription sl.Oo per year in Advance
Evening star., 1901-12-20
Handkerchiefs for Everybody.

1000 DOZEN, a SHOWING WHICH IS SELDOM
EnER SEEN. A CARNIVAL OF STYLES AND PAT
TERMS.
OUR LINE OF sc. HANDKERCHIEFS embraces plain
white fancy borders lace edges lace ceners
and iBrals.
OUR LINE OF 10c HANDkERCTIEFS, in plain white
henlsttccd assorted fancy borders scal0ped edges and
other designs.
OUR LINE OF 1214c. HANDKERCHIEFS embraces lace
edges, embroidered plain hemstitc
ed, Numbered unlaundered initials and other styles
OUR LINE OF 1Sc IANDKERCHIEFS embraces fine
embroidery scaloped embroidered edges,
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OUR LINE OF 25c HANDKERCHIEFS embraces pure
linen hemstitched in plain initial embroidered
beautiful Swiss scaloped edges, deep trimmed
and other patterns.
OUR LINE OF SOC HANDKERCHIEFS embraces very
fine linen hemstitched with borders, plain
nitial-very fine aliren scaloped
lace edges point Venice lace makes,
could keep in just such strain until reached the
limit, real duchess lace and Honon goods which
sell high S20
If you wish make the proper selections in Handker-
chiefs you will come here to do your shopping
hoor-Section j.
Evening star., 1901-12-20
Stationery Headquarters.

Here's another section which appeals you tour
had in this department s"0 a. '"O' any p''0e ID" O
Bright Fancy Boxes of Holly Tint in Writing PAPER
Special per box IOc
Cabinets OF Fine Writing Paper, 90 en-
Velopes; four different tnts Special. 1sc
Beautiful Autographed Writing Paper Just the thing for the
little olksao fancy specials parties the
Elegant Line of Decorated Pictorial Bowed pa,ee o H.
so different styles from which choose 3oc 25c
Pretty Cabinets filled with four tints Organdy Writing Pa
styles of Pretty Paper Dolls doll having four cos
'"ies I0c.
Handsome Bride and Groom Paper Dolls, per 25c:
Fountain Pens in all the wellknown makes from. -. 75c I'D
AK. Gold Band Fountain Pens .......... ST so
Every pen sold here carries its guarantee
We are also showing handsome line of Solid Gold Band
Waterman Pens at different prices.
National Diaries, neatly bound, three days the page
Popular Diaries in cloth binding ..........2Sc.
Obong Vest Shape Rule Diaries, SOC, $50, 25c and I5c.
3ea Pictorial Drop Calendars 25c kind.
Big showing of Christmas Cards. Sc, &c. and 2c
Assorted Booklets from 25c down o............ Sc.
Illustrated Hymns, in eafet folders I5c and. 1Oc.
Dresden and Crystal Ink Wells, with pretty metal
trays lOC.
Combination Brass and Crystal Ink Wells, stamp box
and metal tray ZSC.
Perpetual Calendars dainty metal frames and 40c.
Fancy Bronze Ash Trays, with msletoe decoration; a,
pretty novelty. kSC
Dainty Desk Novelties &c. 49c and. Csc.
Pearl Pen Holders, roll gold pens, dainty lined boxes lOc.
Sterling Silver Pens with fancy Pearl Holders neatly
lax. Gold Pens, with pearl handles. 60c.
Heavily Chased Sterling Silver Drop Knives. 6oc.
full line of Pearl and Silver Paper Cutters neat 60c
Scrap Books for the little folks in conceivable binding
ana s1ze-25c, 15c and 1OC
Clipping Books all shapes assorted bindings and sizesSI4o
down to- ZSc.
Souvenir Postal Albums vefy popular number Csc.
Handsomely Bound Postal Albums, holiday designs 60
o8c 6oc. and 40c.
Souvenir Washington Baltimore Philadelphia
Greater New York. Sc.
Glass Muciage Jars with brush and metal tops. IOc
Evening star., 1901-12-20

Colgates italian Violet Perfume in satinined s9e
Lundborgs Violet Perfumes bottles in
Woodworhs Violet of Sicily Perfume bottle
Roger Galet's Marguerite Perfume, bottle
Violet Perfume,
Houbigants Xi,let dealie Perfume bottle in 81 90
Roger Galets Vera Violet Perfume, bottles In
Pnads Roman Aseope Perfume bottle in box 81 Is
crowns Crab Apple Blossom bottle in
lie Gands Roya Rocfeed Perfume, bottle in box 81 25
Roger tialets Violet
Roger tialets Violet de ParIne Eau de Toilette 81 81
Roger Galets Chevre Fe Mile Perumeper
5000 Fancy Boxes with and two bottles of American
Woedwoh's Perfume bottle in boxfor
Evening star., 1901-12-20
Sterling SiIverware.

DID YOU EVER SEE BETTER OR
PRETFIER DISPLAY OR STERLING SILVER
GOODS THAN WE ARE sHOwING7 WE
NEVER MAKE A DISPLAY OF ANY OF OUR
STOCKS UNLESS IT Is FULL AND PLENTY.
THAT HAS BEEN THE OPEN SECRET OF
OUR SUCCESS. HOW DOES THIS LINE
SUIT YOUR IDEAS OF A CHRISTMAS PRES
ENT. AND HOW DO THESE PRICES FIT
YOUR PURSES?
Solid Silver-top Hair Brushes, very special
- -. -$l.2S
Solid Silver-top Nail Polishers, very special
Solid Siiver-top Long handle Hat Brushes yery
speciai ........-.. 81. 10
Sterling Silver-top Powder Jars, very spe-
eio1 19c.
Sterling Silver-top Salve Jars, very special 12c.
Sterling Silver-top Tooth Powder Jars, very
speSiaA ..........- 25c.
Sterling SLY er-handle Button Hooks Cuticies
Shoe Horns. very special, each. IOc
Sterling Silver-handle Button Hooks Shoe
Horns. Erasers and Curling Irons. very spe-
ciai at-. 20c.
Sterling silrer-top Military Brushes, very spe-
Sterling Silver Long-handle Bonnet Brushes
very special. .16c
Sterling Silver-handle Scissors very special &c.
Sterling Silver French Gray and Bright -npish
Manicure Pieces, for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .40c
Panhandle Penholders, very special. .48c
Sterling Silver Hair Brushes Mirrors and Comb
Sets. IN satin-lined boxes, bright and French
Solid Gold lax. Shield Mirrors, Military Brushes,
Hat and Bonnet Brushes, Shoe Horns, Combs
Button Hooks. Ffles. etc.-we are allowing
251 discount on marked prices OF these goods.
Evening star., 1901-12-20

Ebonoid Hair sterling trimmed. 75e
Ebonoid Hand Mirrors, sterling trimmed Soc
shield SCI
and Mirror, sterling trimmed S59S
lod decorated S29S
beautifully and
$1.9S
ebonod
Ebonoid Bonnet Brushes sterling trimmed.
with godpate frames,
Ebonpid consisting OF Velvet Cloth and Military Brushes
First Floor Sec tions and B.
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S.kANN,S0NS&C0.|
OPEN LATE
EVERY NIGHT

If the last days of Pompeii were
as exciting as the closing days of
Yuletide, it surely must have been
a terrible state of affairs. And yet,
with all the excitement and tumult,
the rushing, hefter-skelter crowds,
we are able to master the situation.
It's always the case; as the days
pass, crowds become bigger. Three
more shopping days before you. We
are just as we'll prepared to fill your
wants tomorrow as we were a fort
night ago. Shopping must be done.
If you look upon it as an ordeal,
you'll. forget it when you come here
and see how easily and quickly we
can serve you. Make it your busi=
ness that tomorrow is the day that
you are going to shop, and you can
easily do it with such a line of big
specials as we have laid before YOU
at random.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-30

Rev. II. Warman, pastor of the M
e. church at Glendive and man well
known in Forsyth where he conducted
a protracted meeting a couple of
months ago is the plaintiff in a suit
against fifteen members OF the rev
order of Maccabees for SIS, 900 damages
for personal injuries. The suit which
was only recently instituted is attract
ing the attention of the public because
OF the oddity of Il preacher suing a
secret order for damages for injuries
received in tbs horse play that is such
a popular feature in some lodges and
of the bar because of some of the fine
law points involved. About two
months ago Mr.. Warman joined the
Maccabees, which recently organized
a lodge in Glendive and these defend
ants with the members of the lodge,
conducted the initiation. The COM
plant charges that in the initiation
they violated the ritual and ceremo-
MES of the order and injected into it
some extra work. in doing which they
threw the candidate violently upon the
floor and roughly handled him. In
the course OF this treatment. plaintiff
alleges that a large man jumped no
his body and ruptured him so that it
will become necessary for him to go
into a hospital for an operation. This
and the other injuries are alleged to
be serious and permanent and he
bases his action for damages upon
them. 1t is said that the Rev. War
man was ruptured before he received
the initiation ceremonies and was
| wearing truss at the time, which
during the probably more or less rig
orous handling he received, gave way
The fact of a persons being ruptured
| is bar to membership in the Macca-
bees, which is an insurance order,
aud the case will be watched with
| interest.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-30

1t turns out to be, the better effect it
will have on the big sale which will
begin here on June II. Although the
range horse sale advertised to take
place here is purely private enter
prise inaugurated by the owners of the
FUF' brand. who adopt this method of
some of their stock, its mag
nitude makes every Forsyth citizen
feel that he is directly interested in
working for its success. The number
and quality of Fletcher Brothers stock
is familiar topic among horsemen
and the big buyers all know about the
sale. There is little doubt but the ex-
ceptional opportunity offered to secure
ssesed horses in car load lots will at
tract all of the horse buyers and For
syth can look forward to good repre-
sentation at the sale.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-30

Lots and in block 81 on which
The old Jail was located were sold last
Saturday at public auction and knocked
off to Geo. Kane for $500. The lots
were the property OF the county but as
they were not considered available,
they were advertised to be sold at pub
lie cutlery on the steps of the court
house to the highest bidder. The bid
ding started at 500 and was quite
spirited. The sale must be approved
by the commissioners before the trans
fer can be made.