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DEATH.

Died in the Bethel neighborhood af-
ter protracted and painful illness,
Miss Fannie RI. jenkins, daughter OF
the late Mallard D. Jenkins and sister
of Mr.. S. B. jenkins. She was most
estimable lady and held in high es-
TEEN by those who knew her, as the
unusually large cortege which follow
ed her to the grave will testify. She
died on the 18th Of Sept. and was
buried at Remberts Church on the
29th, Rev. J. II. Thacker conducting
the funeral services.
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New aDvERTlsEMENTs. i

.Laughery-Lsoss
.. Chandler Right Prices.
The Bank Of umter-Statement.
Sehwarsz Bros. "A Woman's Taste.
0'Donnsu & Co. Twentieth Year.
6. Epperson-Horses and Mules.
B. Stuckey-Real Estate for Sale.
Sumter Dry Goods Co.-s1 gloves at
CSC 65c.
]. Rytsanberg s Sons Ladies Elan
mel Waists.
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Real Estate For Sale.

A FINE plantation of 665 acres, partly
estate of II. l.. Pinckney's and partly lands
of Mrs. H. L. Pinckney in Stateburg Town
ship, contains comfortable dwelling with
all necessary out-buildings, gin house and
machinery. ten tenant houses. More than
sufficient amount of timber land for plan
tation purposes. Price moderate. Com
pared with present annual income. A
quick sale desired. Apply at once to
A. B. #STUCkEY, Attorney.
0c- lin
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RELIGIOUS.

Special services are being held at the
First Methodist Church every day as
Il q. m., and s.15 p. NJ. and will be
continued during the remainder of the
week. The public is invited to attend
these services.
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The merchants should subscribe
literally toward the fund that is being
raised for the purchase of crude pc
troleum fer sprinkling Main street.
If oil will keep down the dust the
merchants will save lot Of money in
year that is now lost in dust dam
aged goods.
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stateburg and sumter's Mount.

Mr.. Editor: am not able TO answer
the questions in regard to Stateburg
and Sumter's Mount, though l think
Mr.. r. j. Brownfeld could, especial
ly the latter question. l hope that he
will write something on the subject.
Mcdonald Furman.
Privateer, Sept. %, 1902.
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Sep, the youngest child Of Mr.. R.
S. Whilden, of Privateer, was buried
at Bethel Church last Wednesday. He
was thirteen years old.
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Privateer, Sept. %, 1902.

LOST-Small pass book, black leath-
er cover, containing valuable papers,
on Manning or Pocotaligo roads. My
name on ay leaf. Liberal reward will
be paid. John +. Laughery.
Sept. 3O-1t.
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Large shipments of Guns, Rifles and
Ammunition, just received by Z. B.
Jenkins, Jr., Masonic Temple.
Sept. 9-4t
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Boykin of
Catchall lost their infant child on
Sept. 18th.
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County.
Mayors Court.
The following cases were tried Tues.

The following cases were tried Tues
day:
peace, guilty IS or 10 days.
Adam Bostick, Richard Holmes,
Jim Mclean, John Mack, gambling,
guilty 5or 10 days each, except John
Mack whose fine was reduced to 81 in
consideration of having informed on
the others.
Carroll Brooks, A. G. Z. conduct
or, obstructing street crossing with
train. guilty $40. Appeal to council
for reduction of fine.
A special session of the Mayors
Court was held at o'clock Friday
afternoon for the purpose of trying
those who engaged in fight at the
Gotten weighers' platform that day.
Complaint was made against Thomas
]. DuBose, ". D. Fraser, Thaddeus
Edens and Henry Mcdonald, the last
named a negro. The charge was Great
ing disturbance of the peace and
fighting. All of the principals testi-
fed and number of witnesses were
examined. The evidence showed that
the difficulty resulted from Mr.. Du-
Bose driving his wagons through the
line of cotton wagons waiting at the
weighers' platform and throwing off
his cotton to be weighed by Mr.. HUI
ger to whom he had sold it. Mr.. Edens
thought Mr.. DuBose was trying to
get to the public weighers' platform
ahead of his turn, and words led up
to blows. Mr.. DuBose admitted strik-
ing the first blow. Mr.. Fraser took
no pa2t in the fight except as a peace
maker. Mcdonald, the negro, who
works for Mr.. Edens, did not mix up
in the fight, but cursed around at a
great rate and threatened to strike Mr..
DuBose with a brick. Mr.. Edens drew
knife and endeavored to cut Mr..
DuBose and Mr.. Fraser, but succeed
ed only in making a cut or two in his
shirt. When Nj. Edens drew his
knife, Mr.. DuBose got a knife from
Nj. Fraser, but the fight was stopped
before any wounds were inflicted.
The Mayor discharged Messers.
Edens and Fraser and sentenced Mr..
DuBose and Mcdonald to pay a fine
IS each.
The following cases were heard in
the Mayors court Monday:
Sidney Morris, public drunkenness,
guilty, 81; W. NJ. Mccall, public
drunkenness, guilty; ST. 80.
John Lazenby, drunk and disorderly,
guilty, 81. John Moore and Marks
Law, first bicycle riding: plead guilty,
81 each. Elias Butler drunk and using
profane language, g.
Satira Gary, cursing on streets
ouilty. 81.
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sc.
Rytsanberg s Sons Ladies Elan
mel Waists.
Personal.
Dr. Afford, of Wisacky, was in
town Friday.
s Mr.. Z. N. spann is at home for q
few days stay.
MI. Thomas Wilson was IN town on
business Friday.
MI. and Mrs. E. E. Rembert spent
Friday IN the city.
Rev. j. W. McKay, OF Salem, spent
rEhursclay in town.
Rev. a. 5. Stokes passed through
the city last week.
Miss Julia Power has returned to
her home in Marion.
Nj. Robert Muldrow, of Bishopville,
was IN town Thursday.
ID. Melton, Of Acton, S. G ),
was IN the city Thursday.
Geo. Epperson left last
Thursday for ST. Louis, Mo.
Earnest Carson has gone to.
Baltimore to study medicine.
Miss Nellie Mood, OF Summerville,
IS visiting Mrs. G. L Stubbs.
Miss Nettie Weinberg, of Manning,
IS the guest Of Mrs. Ferd Levi.
Nj. and Mrs. George McG1tchen,
of Wisacky, were in the city Wednes-
day.
Dr. N. 4. Mood, Of summerton, was
IN the city last week spending 2 few
Days.
Miss Mary Ingram has returned
from StatebuTg, where she spent fne
summer.
Mrs r. q. Noise and Miss Dnlea.
have gone 30 st. Louis to Visit Mrs.
a. S. Dayis.
Messrs, Harry Pate and Charley
Poole, Of Wilmington, a. o., are IN
the city on business.
ssSaafr Il P. Riekerh has returned from an
extended strip through the Pacific and
Rershyestern States. ~
M. Ashleigh Mood has gone. to
Richmond, a., to enter the Rlch-
a1'g..9 las'ls- p-asson =, !, leaves tonight TO
take charge Of the Magnolia graded
school lorencs Times.
Mr. Whit, Of the firm Of Artope 4.
acoh, s5s,. ~ = 80, stt4' - =
0ssi - sss :. . Z. i
- Assls, Il. -
vas ln tns elss lass ~ gsss ss:ssI, 20
an0sassi, 81 2. ~. -. - : -.
zs Mrs. La1oSse {! ana aangnssIs Y ~ :
have resurnea Isoln .ossauaas =. ~
Wnere sney spehs she salel aa
Miss Els Deaormes "no.ass seass oesa -
'yls1 lung MISS nsoDsEss Iasaea' la.ne =
iSpa1saslD'asg' ls.s ss's.1..-s,- go,
rs. g; aesson son aiaa Glana ,ss ari,ss .rF NOS
rsgurea lso.a ssaa a,,,o gasLs
Waere tney spsns sae psass smo =. gess.As'
Miss Virginia Fflces n;s OF InsIaesson,
returned rome iass Ennrsoas s.sssSoun snn
after aaslns spsns sonss'sisue = 49,.
ses. ,,:.a
IS EDWARD ?; LIES t1s tN rs li;s p
MARIE Gfesn' easigsss,S e+as & = Ms W. Ellis
fylslslng Ael sassei =" = -
ssssss
Mt. z. =: aaa Dlnns anu a9n ;rm;zoai ~nsI. :
Lesloen9s Z - 80 stsx ,aisrned r,,s 70 Sumter
IAN, = aia.' ls' ae's : : =
20 i've
Mrs. Ghas. q. aTesn rec el boy Aenss was
IN sae elsy lass nassaai, $3.50 l. 70 s sho a
pecss 70 remove - ol's'1 osAaD - 9 - w
neaE IuLn.s So, ~.
Miss Lilly Prlngie mas accepIso s sas
posa5ison pos O. ssAenet 10 aos go e ~ +ssa a
GeorgeSoWn ana mas gone " saAe
cnatge 9. same ~
MIS- Wlillam aaynsMoiss, a;ts Iss. UaoL ~ @n -,
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sner .Isy .sss - ganaiA' ~ ~
spsna Ns,1-s soa4e sa4te 80
Mr. Shepar1 Nasn esMe loa.e ason ..s.l
AaheVliIe, n. VI, !aSb pSoASSo0y a1t0A-
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Eassred af sss Post Office at Sumter s
as Second Glass Naeeer.
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4 4 VO.n.A.I1I'S OMAN T.AISTB

Finds expression in her apparel Where find the ap
pare express her TASTE problem Different
different tastes. You'll find good best expressed ap
parel bearing the name
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Whether for protection adornment Of your
shoes hat lingerie rs-We have it. generous variety
of all that dress fabrics street dress to
express your taste is here for YOUR consideration.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23:d Jutl't;,' District Court. Par
iS'' OF st. Mary.
John Il. LyoAs vs.. George G. Zenor.
No, 40,

by virtue Of q writ of seizure and
sale issueii oui of the Honorable 23d Ju-
dicIal District Court of Louisiana, in and
for the parish Of st, Mary and bearing
date the 9th day Of January. A. D.,
1902. and 10 me directed, in the above
numbered and cutitlcd suit, l have
seized and taken into my possession and
will offer for sac at public auction. for
cash, to the last and highest oder, at
the principal door of the court house, in
the town Of Franklin. La, on
SATURDAY, THE srH DAY OF
MARCH, A. D., 1902,
between the hours of II o'clock a. m.
and 4 O'clock p, m. the following de-
scrlbcd and mentioned property. to>wit:
lst. That certain tract Of land cS!ab>
llshed us sugar plantation si'natcd on
ne east side "i tb" Atrhafl'aya river, AT
rs confluence with Berwick Bay. in the
parish OF st. Mary, Louisiana. bounded
fabove by lands formerly belonging to
Rthe heirs of Henry Knight, on the north
by an arm of Grand Lake. known a. and
called the Atch:ia!aya cast by the Great
Atchafalaya river ara below by Berwick
bay ana containing about six hundred
u
Pleasant plantation.
Shd. mat certain tract of land. cstab
kilshed as sugar plantation aud known
as Cioverdale plantation, situated on the
EAST side of the Great Atcha,alaya River
and containing ahon. five hundcd and
wenty five o2'J superficial acres. in the
parish of st. Mary, Louisiana, bounded
above by lands formerly belonging to Il.
Z. OSiesby, below by Point Pleasant
plantation, in from; by the Great Atcha~
falaya River, and in the rear by Grand
Lake
3rd. That certain tract Of land, estab>
| lishcd as a sugar plantation, situated on
| the east side of The Great Atchafalaya
River, in the Parish of st. Mary, Louis
lana. and known as the Riverside plan
! tation. containing twelve hundred O20O)
superficial acres, more OF less, bounded
on the south by lands lately belonging to
| he,Esiatc OF Knight, north by the Eureka
plantation, formerly owned b. Mason
Pitcher, east by the Atchafaloya river
and west by Grand Lake and Swamp
lands, and in front by the said Atcllafala-
va river; together with ali of the buildings
| and improvements situated on all Of the
"OONS oCSCilDOt OiIt IIOSCI>
| dale and Riverside plantations, and all of
the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes,
advantages and appurtenanccs thereunto
belos ging or appertaining to any and all
of them. intending also all the agricul-
| turai implements. wagons. carts, plows,
mules and other work animals All the
machinery and in fact all the equip.
ments. apparatus and utensils employed
thereon, or used in connection with any
or all Of said plantations for the cnltiva>
ton of the soil, or the harvesting, manu-
featuring aid marketing the products
thereof ur for the running and furnish-
ing of the sugar manufacturing estab>
lhhments on said plantations, and all
other things attached thereto or con-
nected Herewith Or deemed part thereof
by their destination.
JOHN B. SANDERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Parish Of ST Mary, La.
January 2Sth, 1902.
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BY virtue of a writ of tieri facias II
sued ont of the 23d Judicial District
Court of Louisiana. in and for the Pr
Ism OF st. Mary, and to me directed, n
the above numbered and entitled suit, I
have seIzed and taken into my possession
and will offer for sale at public auction,
for cash. to the last and highest bidder,
at the principal door of the Court Housp
in the town OF Franklin, in tue parish d
st. Mary. Louisiana, cu :"
SATURDAY, THE Srn DAY OF
MARCH, A. d., 1902,
between the hours of II O'Clock q. N.
and o'clock p. m., the following d.
scribed property, to>wit.
The undivided half u.2) of that Ger.
tain lot OF ground. situated on the north
side OF Willow street in the town 0l
Franklin, Louisiana, having front Of
l97 feet on said Willow street, and .
width on the rear line of 65 feet and s
inches and being bounded on tho north
6y property formerly of the estate Of
Isaac Trowbridge, deceased, on the
east by property formerly of Demaresl.
south by said Willow street and west by
property of Sidney Buniff, being the uHs
divided half Q-2) belonging to the said
Widow Carolina Saladino; together with
and including all of the store buildings,
residences and all other improvement,
both OF the said widow and of her said
nlnor 7 children situated on the entire let
hereinabove described. -
Witness my hand officially at my Of.
nee, IN the town of franklin, Parish Of
81. Mary, Louisiana, this 29th day Of
January, 1902.
JOHN B. SANDERS, Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court, Parisl
of St. Mary.
Estate of Mrs. Josephine Hart, nee
Parker, No. 30O6.

Under and by virtue of an order o.
sale issued out of the Honorable 23d Ju'
dicial District Court of Louisiana
bearing date the 18th day Of January
A. D., 1902, in the above entitled and
numbered estate, and to me directed
I will offer for sale for cash at public
auction at the Court House, in Franklin,
Parish Of st. Mary, La, to the last and
highest bidder on
SATURDAY, THE 1sr DAY OF
MARCH, 1902,
between the hours IL o'clock a. nj. and
1 o'clock p. m. all and singular the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
Lot No. 3 in square 8 in the town of
Berwick, Lots No. and of square 8 in
said town of Berwick; lot No. 5 Of
squire 8 of said town of Berwick and lot
No. 4 in square 8 said town of Berwick.
All of said lots being situated in the
town of Berwick and all being numbered
according to Fields map and survey of
said town with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon.
Also two beds. five cane chairs, three
rocking chairs, ono bureau, one armoir.
two washstands, one safe. one cooking
stove, one coal stove, one piece table, one
dish cupboard, three clock, one large
lamp and some glassware. crockery, etc.
WALTER Il. GILMORE.
Administrator.
Franklin, La, Jan. 23t, 1902.
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23rl Judicial District Court, Par:
ish of st. Mary.
Levery s. Smith VS.. Philomene
Balthazar. No. 1O,G1S.

BY virtue of writ of Eeri facias is
sued out of the 23d Judicial District
Court of Louisiana in and for the Par
ish of st. Mary. and to me directed in
the above numbered and entitled suit,
have seized and taken iHto my possession
and will offer for sale at public auction
for cash. to the last and highest bidder
at the principal door of the Court House
in the town Of Franklin, in the parish OF
St, Mary, Louisiana. on
SATURDAY, THE STH DAY OF
MARCH, A. d. 1902,
between the hours of II O'Clock a. m
and 4 o'clock p. m., the following de
scribed property. to>wit:
The undivided one half of that certain
tract of land, lying and being situated IN
the Parish OF St. Mary. having front
of about one acre on the west side OF the
public road leading from Baldwin to
Charenton, containing sixteen acres in
all, more or less; and is bounded on the
north by lane of Julien Etiennes east
by the aforesaid public road, south by
Jolivet and west lands Of the Adeline
Sugar Factory Co.. Ltd. with the undi'
vided one-half of all the buildings and
improvements on said land situated; it
being the same property acquired by
Julien Etienne and Hyacinthe Balthazar,
deceased. from Mrs. Edward Sillan in
1873 and partition between the said
Etienne and the said Balthazar as is of
record in book of Conveyances. page
457. JOHN B. SANDERS. Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. Parish of st. Mary, Jan.
3Oth, 1902.
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JUDGMENT.

23rd Judicial District Court. Parish
of ST. Mary, State of Louisiana.
Mrs. Emma Isabel Way Thompson,
Wife, VS.. Wibray j. Thompson,
husband. No. TO- ,S33.
The above numbered and entitled cause
having been regularly set down for trial,
on issue joined. and being in its turn re-
gularly taken up and tried, and on the
trial thereof, the law and the evidence
being in favor of the plaintiff and against
the defendant;
1t is, by reason thereof, ordered, ad-
judged and decreed that the plaintiff
Mrs. Emma Isabel Way Thompson, nee
Way. do have judgment against her hus-
band, Wibray ]. Thompson, dissolving
the community of acquets and gains
heretofore existing between them, and
declaring and 'lccr eing her separate in
property from her said husband; and it
Is further ordered, adjudged and de-
creed that the said plaintiff, Mrs, Emma
Isabel w. Thompson, be, and she is
hereby vested with the free administra-
ton of her separate estate, both present
and future
1t is further ordered, adjudged and dc.
creed that the said defendant pay all the
costs Of this suit.
Done, read and signed, in open Court.
at Franklin, in the Parish of st. Mary.
Louisiana, on this Fourth day of Feb~
ruary, A. y. Nineteen Hundred and Two
(19O2) A,C. ALLEN.
Judge of the 23d Judicial District Court.
Received and filed February .4lh. 1902.
j. a. LORET,
Clerk 23d Judicial District Court.
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The Emperor's yacht Meteor is
ready for water and is only awaiting
the coming Of Prince Henry to be
launched. Miss Roosevelt, The god
mother, will be presented a magnifi-
cent gold jewel box, embellished
with miniature Of Emperor Will.
liam, surrounded by the imperial
crown and a monogram in brilliants.
Miss Alice will have a big time when
"Villiam's brudder comes"
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Information regarding Civil Service
Examinations. Pensions, Patent, Bouu-
ties, Trade>M Marks, Copyrights, Mail
Eoutes, Government Supplies. Public
Lands. Government Documents procured.
Three large libraries located here. Ma
tional Information Bureau, 612 14th St. ,
n. W., Washington, D. G.
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)r. Alderman, of Tulane Vi

DR.. Alderman, of Tulane Univer
.ity, struck the Key note to the true
Incentive for education when he de.
.clared that education is power-in.
creased 'power foraearuing capacity
not alone OF cash, but of apprecia
ton and enjoyment Of higher and
better life. Pfoportionately as the
education Of people increases their
earning cap6city and fitness for the
enjoyment of.the blessings that it
gives increases.
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In a-rccent interview Commissions
er of Agriculture Lee states that
but very few tracts of State land re.
main for public entry. The recent
advertisement Of Louisiana's re.
sources at, Buffalo and Charleston
and the demand for oil aad rice
lands, has caased large number Of
entries of Louisiana lands to be
made, considerably depicting the
States public domain.
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President Steidley, of the Louis
lana Press Association, would like
that all Louisiana editors. inform
him il it is their desire to visit the
Charleston exposition at the close of
the next annual convention Of the
association.
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The largest number OF cadet ap-
pointments to West Point ever fall.
ing to president in one year will
be at Mr.. Roosevelt's disposal next
June, when he will have nine vacan-
cies, for which there will be ut least
900 applicants.
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A number Of Senators we're ia the
Cloak room the other day discussing
the costs of securing an election to
the Senate. "My election cost me
$780," said Senator McEnery of
Louisiana. GALL had to do was to
buy railroad ticket from New Or
leans to Baton Rouge"
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Alta meeting held in Washington
last Tuesday night the Louisiana
delegation reelected Judge Davcy to
represent Louisiana on the National
Democratic Congressional Commit
tee.
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An architect has discovered that
the national Capitol building in
Washington is full of germs. 1t is,
and most Of them are drawing salaries
from the government.
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A bill is before Congress to pay
ex-presidents salary of $4,000 per
annum. The pension;ng business
has gone too far already. The cx-
presidents who may need pensioning
have themselves only to blame.
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Capt. I. J. Woodward, of New
Orleans, who has just returned from
Washington, reports that the Presi-
dent said he was anxious to help
Louisiana planters.
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Miss Alice Roosevelt has accepted
an invitation 10 accompany Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid az
their guest when they 90 to attend
the coronation of King Edwards.
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The House committee on the cleo
ton of president and vice-president
has made a favorable report on the
bill for the election of United States
Senators by direct vote Of the peo
pie.
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The Quartermaster General Of the
U. S. Army at Washington has Or
dered 600 dress helmet to be imme-
diately shipped to New Orleans for
the use of the. National Guard of
that city. The helmets arrived
in time to be worn upon the arrival Of
Rex, king OF the carnival.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court, Parisb
of St. Mary.
succession of Arnold Ely. No. 2S5l.

"e0e'o'ol vi ArHOiU Ely. NO. Zo01s
Whereas, Henry Ely. administrator
OF the above numbered and entitled sHe.
cesslon, has filed in this Honorable Couft
the final account of his administration OF
the said succession and his petition pray
ing that the same be homologated and
approved. Notice is therefore hereby
given to all whom 1t doth or may con.
Germ, to show cause. if any they have,
within ten days, why the prayer Of tho
said petition should not lie granted a.
prayer for.
by order of the Court.
JOS. A. LORET, Clerk Of Court,
Clerks office, Jan, %, 1909,
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Prince Henry says he will speak
only English while in this country.
This is good news indeed.
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SATURDAY FEB. Is, 1902.

The German imperial yacht, Ho-
henzollern. arrived in New York
this week.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court. Parish
of St. Mary.

S. B. Crawford The Albert Hanson
Lumber Co., ltd, Subrogee,) VI.
Mrs. Carolina Fredrico Saladino.iu.
dividually and as Tutrix. No,
10,7O9.
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