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tiny squares, underneath each of which you may place small bit of 'cotton batting" f you want to make them look comfy"
 You must have a washstand in the bed room, although, if you want to have very up-to-date apartment, you might cut door out of the page that will lead into smart bathroom. Get a catalogue containing bath tubs and all the pretty fittings that go into the bathrooms nowadays.
 Then go to some wallpaper shop and ask them to give you a small piece of the tiled paper that is used on bathroom walls.
 It is prettier notion to have each bedroom a different color; that is, have a blue room and pink room and violet room. Or dainty green room would be pretty.
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tiny projection or trigger. Now, wheT anything brushes roughly against this littl, trigger the cell promptly turns inside out, the long hair uncoils and the poison is hurled against the enemy. Then the sea anemone eats the enemy, if 1t is small enough. By holding your barred wrist near an anemone you may distinctly feel the sting of those 'lasso cells" as they are called.
 Anemones sometimes are very large, and specimens a foot through and two feet high are found in southern seas. Around New York city, as along Long Island, the anem- ones become quite large-hve or six inches high.
 At the New York Aquarium are several sea anemones, of various sizes in glass ves-
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JHApTER V.
 Briarwit Arrives in CordeIette, and
 the Princes Run Away From
 the Witch's Castle.
 Briarwit, after leaving the Princes and the Sehoolmaster, strode rapidly away, con tent 10 ramble over any road or path that seemed most likely to lead to some new town. Within two days he arrived at the gates of Cordelette which city he stumbled upon quite accidentally The soldiers who guarded the gates asked him who he was, and be answered. as usual: "A distinguished tray eler on journey of discovery" As 1t was the custom to bring all distinguished stran- gers straightway before the King, Briarwit was at once taken to the royal palace
 The King was seated on his big golden throne in the company throne room stroking his long beard and looking very pale arkf@iis-
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green, striped with five straight red lines. You can easily follow the description If you get a spool from which all the cotton is un- wound and stand 1t on end. The spreading
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PNEU UMATIC TUBES.

Pneumatic tubes are used for carrying mail between Paris and Berlin. A letter dropped In box in Paris can be delivered in Berlin in an hour, sometimes in 30 min utes.
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Answer to last weeks illustrated proverb puzzle; Ut is never too late to mend"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-14

Answer to last weeks illustrated rebus. ..AlI mankind loves a lover"
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last two rows of squares are reached, whek the waves should line up in two rows of five each. without vacant space between them, exactly as they were at the start. If the moves have not been made so that the gene turns out this way, then all the players have lost and Willie has won.
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The moves are made In turn, the waves In the back row moving first. Each wave jumps the wave in the row in front of 1t, but the jump must be made diagonally, no wave being permitted to jump straight ahead. The moves are made In this way until the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-14

"Gow SHOUTED PRINCE sALADEE.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

tOtiS sr II state 9 IS par l -
int 2 81 costs 1 s. total ~ 81
Washington Geo lot n newman
roberts est harding W edwards
state 6 par 8 int 5 costs - tota
Whitney G w 800 Acres sec =
oosts Ok total 9 so
Wright Jno A 81 int indivislon
lots I s 9 10 So So berwick 81 I'M
indivision lots 6 so 80 berwick
state OF par 3 06 int so costs l - :.
total %
Haynes Geo E Al 24-lOo acres
1-2 of il seed, c IL OF &c
IA sec 9 II ST II state ] ~ pa
$50 int 80 costs / IS total 4 d
On said day of sale will sell such portlni
of said property as said DEBTOR VIII pun IN,
ont. and in case the debtor will not point orr
sufficient .property, l will at once, ano
without further delay, sell the least aanal.s
of said property of any debtor Whicn any
bidder will buy for the amount ~ 'aAee
interests and costs due by said de~tor.
The said sale will be without appralsemeht
for cash, in legal tender money OF the hlte'
States and the property sold shall De reueei ~,
able ut any time for the space or one scai ~
paving the price given, including coolo @nu
twenty per cent. thereon.
Witness my hand officially this sra d"S VI
April a. d. 1902.
Sheriff and Elk -Ofiicio Tax Collector, farls'
of ST Mary louisiana.
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STATE OF LUUlSI ANA
23rd Judicial District Court, Parish
of St. Mary.
Montgomery Parker & Co., VS.. Johr
Claussen. No. 1O7S4.

Montgomery Parker & Co., vs.. John
P Claussen. No. 1874.
Under and by virtue of writ Of fieri
facias issued out of the Honorable 23d
Judicial District Court Of Louisiana,
bearing date the 25th day of March,
A. D., 1902, in the above entitled and
numbered estate, and TO me directed,
l 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 BIRD DAY OF
MAY, A. D. 1902,
between the hours II o'clock a. m. and
4 o'clock p. m all and singular the fol-
owing described property, to.wit:
That certain lot of ground lying and
being situated in the corporate limits OF
the town of Franklin at the corner OF
Wilson and 3rd streets of said town, the
portion herein seized being that portion
on which the store building and old re-
silence is situated and is bounded north
by Wilson street, east by Third street,
south byJ. P. Claussen, the south line
being represented by the partitions fence
running east and west and by the store
building forming part of the division
line and west by lands Of John Murphy
or Assigns. together with all the build
| ings and improvements on said land sit
uated. JOHNB. SANDERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Parish of St. Mary. March
9th 1909
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j. & N. Schwabacher, Ltd, John A.
ONiell, Jr., Subrosee, VS.. John
a, O'Niell. No. 1O043.
Smith Bros. Co., Ltd, John A.
O'NielI, Jr., Subrogee, vs.. John
A. O'Niell. No. 10644.

Rv virtue of writs of deri facias is
s1ed out of the Honorable 23rd Judicial
District Court, in AMI for the Parish
of st. Mary and to me directed IN the
above numbered and entitled suits, have
seized and taken into my possession and
will offer for sale for cash to the last and
highest bidder at The principal door OF the
Court House, in Franklin, on
SATURDAY, TIE BIRD DAY OF
MAY, A. D. 1902,
between the hours OF II a. m, and p. NJ.
the following described property, to-wit:
That certain lot or parcel of land lying
and being situated in the town OF Frank
lin, Parish of St. Mary, State of Louis~
lana, and bounded on the north by es-
tate of Solomon Meads. east by lot of
Charles Riles, south by Isabella street
and west by land of j. c. Fourmy. with
all the buildings and Improvements
thereon situated.
And under the same writs have seized
and have taken in my possession and
will offer for sale, for cash, on the prem>
ises, in the town of Franklin, on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
APRIL, A. D. 1902,
between the hours of II o'clock a, IN
and 4 o'clock p. m.
1st- All the stock of general merchant
! Use of the defendant John A. ONiel
contained in his store building, stu ,tct
in the town of Franklin, parish of st
Mary. Louisiana. consisting of groceries
hardware, liquors, crockery, one irol
safe and all contents of said store build
ing as per inventory on file and of re
cord in my Office.
end. All books and book accounts du
the said defendant.
| JOHN B. SANDERS, Sheriff
Sberiff's office, Parish of st. Mar
Franklin, La, March 25th, 1902.
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At present there is Il great deal
being said about the composition OF
the old ticket, and we will state
right here that good portion Of
this talk is all political rot.
We will again repeat what We said
in our last ISSUE, that the present
council is competent and AZ capable
Of runniug the affairs Of the town on
hus,uesS basis, as any council that
can be elected, and il it becomes
necessary the BANNER can 60 further
and show what they have done for
the welfare Of the town. We believe
that the old ticket will be elected,
and when they are elected we believe
that the townof Franklin will not 60
to destruction.
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JNO. c. LEWIS, Mayor.
FRANKLIN, La APfff 4. 1909.

FRANKLIN, La hPFf 4. 1902 y
In compliance with Sec. 8 of Act No
1872 Of the regular Sessions of 1893, We,
the Board of Supervisors of Election in
and for the Parish of st. Mary, do here
by give notice that an election will be
held at the Court House in the town of
Franklin. on the fifth E5th) day of May,
1909 from six (0 sixo o clock a. m, to
seven "a o'clock p NJ. for the purpose Of
electing One Mayor and five ~ Council-
men to serve daring the ensuing two
years. Of this, 'the duly qualified E!ec-
tors will take notice.
d. N FOSTER. President.
WILL 7. JONES, Secretary
Board of Supervisors of St Mary Parish:
FRANKLY, La, April I. 1yU2.
Under the terms of Act No. 152 Of the
regular Sessions of the Legislature of the
Estate of Louisiana, of the year 1898. the
Board of Supervisors of Election in and
for the Parish of st. Mary did proceed to
appoint the following named Commiss
sionersi of Election and Clerk for the
Town of Franklin poll. of this Parish
undersSec y of Act 152 of 1888, to wit:
HENRY W. KAPPEL.
GEO D. PALFREY,
C. BOKAH.
Commissioners.
A. G. BARNARD, Clerk.
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AN OFFICIAL NOTICE

As Chairman Of the mass meet
ing held Thursday, March 9th, |
feel that in justice to Mr.. Jno. c..
Lewis, | should make the official
statement that his name was used
ut that meeting without having
had any previous consultation
with him. He was already can
didate for the position of Mayor
and the above mentioned meeting
endorsed his candidacy as it had
. perfect moral and legal right to
do.
NJ. RICHARDS GATES.
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NOTICE.
TO MORTGAGE CREDITORS.
Sheriff and Tax Collectors ONCE, Parish
of St, Mary. Lguisiana

Sheriff and Tax Collectors Office, Parish
of st. Mary. Louisiana
FRANKLIN, La, April 3rd l9O2.
In conformity with the laws of Louis
lana notice is hereby given to all parties
holding mortgages upon real estate 10
Gated in the Parish of st Mary on which
taxes for the year 1901 have not been
paid, that will begin the sale Of thu
same at the Court House door on Satur
day, the 10th day of May A. d. 1902, a,
II O clock a. M, and that number OF
pieces of property so delinquent are now
being advertised in the St. Mary BANNER
in conformity with law preparatory 10
such sale.
The attention of mortgage creditors Is
especially called to the advertisements
of tax sales and they are warned to take
such steps prior to the sale. as may be
necessary to protect their rights.
JOHN 3 SANDERS,
Sheriff and Ex>Oflicio Tax Collector.
Parish of st. Mary, La
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The egg hunt gwen by tue Unsec,a-
rian Aid Society at the Foster grounds
on last Tuesday was success in every
particular. The girls prize was won
by Miss Christensen and Master ROB-
ert Coc,xe carried off the boy S
prize. The ladies of the Society
BEG to extend their heartfelt thanks
t. The good people Of Franklin who
SO generously responded to their APP
peal for clarity.
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To Planters and Steam Users.

am now ready to contract for
Beaumont Fuel Oil. My company
will have their storage tank holding
10000 barrels erected by May LIST
and their sea.going tugs and barges
are now at Port Arthur.
will have light draught steam
boat and barges with a capacity of
5000 barrels 10 transfer oil TO the
Teche Planters. For further infor.
nation and prices address, EE
JOHN DALTON,
Ast, Greater New York Home Oil Co
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Inc present town election is seem.
ns'ydoing some good, forit is certain
making lot of new recruitsto the
Democratic party. Men who have
I'm lifelong Republicans are low
=. u,emrocrats, so they say, but before
s.e BANEER decides en- their confes-
won OF faith we will have to wait
r - after the Congressional election.
.onscs make strange bed fellows
sometimes.
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\ 900 many voters will be dis.
appolEI,i when they 90 to the polls
on MAY 9th and will not he prepared
10 vote on account of not having
proof Of their qualification. The
only way to he sure of vote is to
have your poll tax receipts of 1900
and 1901 in your pocket, and if you
have lost them 20 20 the tax coIlec-
tor and get duplicates.
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They say that the new ticket is
Democratic. 1t is no more Demo
cratic than tie old ticket, and you
can stamp the "Scales Of Justice"
with impunitv if YOU so desire. We
have voted the Democratic ticket for
twelve years, or since We were
twcnlN -one, and we intend to stamp
the s!Scntvs 81 Justice on election day
aud when We do, will not feel that
ne have done anything to the detri-
ne9. Il Democracy. Stamp the
...,caie5 of Justice" on Ma, 5th.
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High Class Tailoring For Ladies and
Gentlemen.

Mr.. Valentine who has been located
with US here since last November opened
up as choice a line of domestic and i'm
ported clothes and silks that has ever
been brought into Southern Louisiana,
ia the photograph building on Main
street. He has quietly been at work
since February measuring and ordering
suits for many of our best planters and
business men. Convincing them that
they can procure the highest class of
work, perfect fit. and finest tailoring,
from the latest and best materials at rea-
sonable prices. They pronounced the
finished garments equal in every respect
to the highest class of work in that line
and every one is more than satished.
Mr.. Valentine guarantees all work and
fit. This work is being done by two OF
the best tailoring houses IN the United
States.
Continental Tailoring Co., for Men.
Perfection Ladies' Tailoring, for
Ladies.
Your measument is taken by a expert
also by one who can post you on what
to wear and what is being worm The
latest spring and summer styles OF the
llghtcst suits in fine cloths and silks for
ladies. He will deem it pleasure to
have you call and examine samples, styles,
get prices on made to order perfectly
tailored skirts, waists. silk cloaks, any
outside garment you would like to con-
suit him about. Should You prefer to
buy your material of the home merchants
he will be pleased to inform you just
how much to get and will have the same
made up for you in every respect equal
to the best work and finish done by any
frst-class establishment in the United
States or Europe according to the style
and kind of garment wanted aud at
prices as reasonable as good work can
be done
1t will pay ladies to look into his place
Of business you will be received with
courtesy and pains taken to give any IN
formation necessary whether you want
to order anything now or you only want
to look and post yourself. All contem~
plating going to New Orleans on a shop"
ping expedition come in and let me show
you what you can do at home then take
your information with you and compare
prices, quality and style.
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Watch for the Golf Band Con-
cert from the Balcony Of the Opera
House Thursday noon, April, ~,
II will inspire you to secure a
ticket for "Breezy Time that
evening.
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The Gallery Refinery was sold IN
New Orleans last Saturday for the
sum Of $4,000, and the Franklin q
Abbeville Railroad was sold for the
ann Of $43.5OO. The purchaser Of
both properties was Mr.. Chas. COG
chaux.
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Election Notice.

FRANKLIN, La, March 81. 1902
In compliance with the provisions OF
the Charter Of the town of Franklin. |
hereby give notice that an election will
be held at the Court House in this town
on the fifth (5) day Of May, 1902, from
6 o'clock M. to- O'Clock p. M, for
the purpose of electing one ~ Mayor
and Ave (5) Councilmen to serve during
the coming two years.
JNO. c. LEWIS, Mayor.
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The registration books closed
liday night. The books showed
1I9 registrations. There will be
eatAoi this number about 135 who
N entitled to vote at the municipal
I Mon on May 9th, for every voter
VT have their receipts for poll
!. for the year 1900 and 1901.
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The egg hunt given Monday BY
he Episcopal Sunday school at the
home OF Mrs. G.. NJ. Smiths was well
attended and quite a seccess. Inc
prizes we're won by Master Robert
Cooke and Daisy Belle Smith.
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Inc ladies Card Club was enter
s : on Tuesday evening by Mrs.
=. d. Csmbre. Mrs. Cambre makes
= idesl hostess and all present en-
!ed the evening immensely. Mrs.
seon Todd won the first prize, pair
= Ofonze statues, Miss Nell Hug
GINS won the second, a manicure set.
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! There was full attendance at
tle regular meeting OF the Police
Jury Tuesday. The new members
we're present and much business OF
Importance was transacted. The Of
lcial proceedings CT the meeting
1jIl appear in next weeks issue.
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Miss Salle Mequct entertained
quite . number of friends on Wed
Aesday evening. Music and games
Sere the principal features OF the
esehing, delicious refreshments were
sefved and all so fortunate rs TO he
omong the number invited were de-
u4hHully entertained.
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.qrhe Waterman after a suspension,
q tx months, appeared this week.
W are glad to see our neighhor out
..,;n and wish him much prosperity.
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lhe many friends of Judge A. G.
en will be pleased to learn that
der the treatment he is having at
y Springs he is beginning to i'm
i0ve and hopes are entertained Of
- speedy recovery, and no doubt he
Mlll soon be with us again sound
I'd hearty.
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m Edward Larsen who has been
II ihe employ OF Mr.. NJ. Bell for 4
sunber Of years has left for his OLD
hone in Denmark where he intends
"a live in the future.
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EXCURSION.

The managers of the Opera
House vii! run an excursion on
the Cypremort Branch, Thursday
April, 10Th, to enable those from
that section to take in the play,
"a Breezy Time at the Audi
forum that evening.
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WANTED.

4 good, live agent to sell Teas,
CotIees, Spices, Baking Powder and
Flayoring Extracts, on commission,
in this town. For further advices
address The Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company, New Orleans, La.
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...rrRDAY, APRIL 5, 1862

The Len,on season now he'n-
kings social will now begin ~
loom up. -------
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The BANNER sympathizes with MF.
..d Mrs. A. j. Walters in the death
of their infant daughter, Ella, which
ncurret) Friday night.
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n. Isaac Mayer was appointed :
nubic by Governor Heart
this week
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Mr. \. G. johnson departed this
3 for Florida where he has ac-
.sntcd a position in 4 mil! as s""-
fler.
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,e ,,ou want to smoke a real good
,,a . try the Three Kings
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ur l.. H. Price has been appoint
a nostmastcr of Ramos, La, in
.I.es of Mr.. Z. VIM. Dreihholz, re
siqned.
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The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
p.Ifrey was frightened on Tues
d.y night by the arrival Of a fine
airl baby.
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Remember the excursion i0r a
"Rreezy Time"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-04-05

The Western Union Telegraph Co,
10 had all Of their poles in the
ao,norste limits painted.
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There was Easter services al all
-. churches Sunday and they we're
.ell attended.
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Try the new cigar. just OUT
Tia Three Kings.
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The Three Kings clear Havana
s,soker. You will like them.
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M. Town Council will hold their
.,,r monthly meeting next Mon
dsy night.
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The hes DC. cigar on the market
il tle Three Kings.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-04-05

Smokers pronounce the Three
Kings cigars first-clasS. Ask your
dealer.
We learn that MIR. Wilbur H.
Kramer intends to resign his position
as Supt. of Public Education in the
near future. MIR. Kramer has held
this position for the past two years
and has made one of the best Super
intendents that the parish has ever
had, aud we regret that his business
interests are such that he is COMPEL
ed to resign. We trust when the
School, Board appoints q successor
10 Mr.. Kramer that he will be an
educator and u man competent to
carry out the good work for tduca-
ton that has been inaugurated III
this parish bv Mr.. Kramer.
The show windows OF the drug
sore of Frere s. Foster was pref
tlly decorated for Easter Sunday
and caused much admiration, es
pecially among the little folks who
thronged the sidewalk in front o
the place until late in the day
Among the attractions were three
Belgian h4rts. Mr.. Bernard, th'
young pharmacist, showed grea
artistic taste and deserves credi
! for the work.
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Tickets are now on sale at
Delahoussayes Drug store for a
Breezy Time.'
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court, Par
ish of st. Mary.
A. NJ. & j. Solari, Limited, John "A.
O'Niell, Jr., Subrogee, vs.. John
A. O'Niel. No. l0S41.

Chris Reuter-, John A. O'Niell, Jr.
Subrogee, VS.. John A. ONlell.
No. 1882.
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Smokers pronounce the Three
Kings cigars first-class. Ask your
dealer.