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IA saIle,s lnsttuotiona

Cotulla, Texas. May l3. La Sale county
today instructed for Lanham, Neal. Bell,
Robbins, Love, Terrell, Lefovrc. Colqhitt
TOR railroad commissioner WI liatns' for
justice Of the supreme court, Davidson for
justice OF the court OF criminal app ais,
Fly for justice OF the court ~ civil aI,-
reals, Garner FOR congress, Atire :ur state
senator, Burmoistvr for rcpreSt ntiti5c.
Muy2eld for district Judge aud Marta for
district attorney the hottest SIGHT ever
known here WAS la the congressional lace.
which Garner Won 10y two to one vote.
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Taylor Tcxae, May ID. The Taylor dele
cation to the county convention left here
this morning for Georgetown In special
Major s. Albert viii lecture here tomor.
row night for the benefit Of the Indies
iimproyy'm!lRS,m,s le" as"S Siberia ;"
The Sturgis Goldstoin company nave NIUE
n novel proposition to the ladies oi the hre
department. Improvement league ana pun
lire stores over TO the ladies for one week
and Give them 3 per cen, Of all sales mare
during The week Tho ladies have accepted
the nronositiou and they viii begin on next
Mondov II IN safe 10 predict that they
viii make large amount OF money FOR the
institutions
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THE HOUSEHOLD.
e,or,v In the Selection Of Roasts,
teo'S' Steaks and Chops.

Il, The Selection OF Roasts,
economy 'e.o.Ls snd Chons.
o'S'No -
The most cconomlcai roast You can puE'
snys Good housekeeping. Is beef there
s ,bTec k.n6s.or roast OF berf the por-
~ - l., icnderloln rolA the Ms an 1
tefhouse nj, nrst costs "a, most.
shoulder roast nv 10 a., -
& has nat bone through the miulle' win
.snderloln on the under SIDE, and a
a 30, ana clstle hcyond the bon,
length OF H'e'' ~, 80. 80, 49,.
called the TANK luis DanA Is often eut
- before the ronst Is cooked. ana corned
." h,t,Ber or else Is cut or aft II
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CRY HALL NOTES.


Street Car Company's Pro Rata OF Cost
OF Congress Avenue Received.
The city yesterday received S50s4 is from
the Houston Electric company, that being
the companys share Of the cost OF paving
congress avenue, from Charities TO Main
street, under the terms OF the agreement
entered Into with the city u year ago. said
agreement, as hns been already stated, ex
pred ON May 10, and though the company
has asked for a statement Of what It owes
on pavement completed during the twelve
months preceding that date, 1t has not dis
closed what 1t proposes to do about the
PaNtmentS now IN course OF construction.
~ representatives, when questioned ON the
subject, contine themselves TO insisting that
lney do not Intend TO repudiate any just
cent they may be bound FOR In connection
Nill not undertake to say what, In their
opinion. win constitute just debt for
their company In this ease.
~
The chances are that the city council
viii have plenty Of propositions from ex.
pcrts to audit and revise the clty's books
before its disposes Of the subject \ bid
on the Job has been received from Waco
ana it Is understood that several local ac.
eounignts propose to submit propositions
to undertake 1t,
The city has made arrangements for open.
Ing Smith street the full length between
hadiey and Bremond streets. parallel with
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YoAKuM LOCALS
Recommendation as to Tax Rate Made
by the Mayor.

Recommendation as to Tax Rate Made
by the Mayor,
Yoakum, Texas, May 1I--At special
meeting az the city council, held Monday
night Mayor Trhble recommended that
rate Of taxation per 500 be as follows cor
the present year Public Improvement .;
water works bonds, i2N; funding bonds,
2ia. schuol house bonds, ~; school tax, so;
nd yalcrum tax, %; street ana bridge bonds,
2l5; street aud bridge tax, 10; totn 81. 10.
Stat, senator - g. paulus ana Repre-
sentative o. G.. Seary Of lielletsuiic were
IN the city yesterday miugling with theiI
friends ...
noon for waco TO attend the State cunHed'
lion OF funeral directors.
MIR r. II. Wehthcrhv Is attending the
sossiof OF tho grand lodge of improved or
dor of Red Aten at Fort Worth
Rev. i e. jenkins formerly pastor OF tue
baptist church here, left last night Tor Col
orHdu, a. -
viii county VIII BIZ held next saturday 20
select delegates 10 the county convention
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Arrannlna for Celebration.

meeting of negro citizens was held last
night to perfect arrangements looking to
successful celebration of Emancipation
Day. II ]. Bensely was elected permanent
secretary, after which several short talks
were made The following chairmen Of
committees were appointed: G.. v Love
arrangements; II. j fInrdM finance; Van
II Mckinney, program j. y. Watson
uanspottationi Miller Washington, recep
urn' 5. j Dixon, street parade; f. Mason
INVITATION; J Watson. decorations; Henry
I. f. Williams, Goddess of Loberty. "
ceicbrat on was transacted and the meet
ing nlinmrnRh
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c,ioos, Amendments Adopted

Fort worth. Texas, May 15.-Great
sachem GrIggs' recommendations on change
Of the bylaws Of the Red Men were re-
ferred 10 committee on bylaws, when
reported them back, aud some were adop-
ted with slight modification.
The first prize Of 500 for the best exem'
pij6catIon OF degree work in the contest
ketwcpn Tuscaro aud Caroukaway, both OF
Galveston. went 20 the latter team, aud
the second prize of $50 to the former team
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New York May l5.--Murgaret stokes, the
9-year-old child who is one Of the survivors
Of the steamship Roraima, which was de-
stroycd az ST. Pierre Martinique is INC
only remaining member of Family OF NY
that lived I'm Brooklyn mp ia Few months
nro The child's father was Clement SmkcN
al one time well to do merchant Of Bar
BADGES. who died recently, and the widow
decided to return to the home OF Weanhl
sister in Borhndoes The widow packed hel
nronerty mud with faithful colnrcd nurse
clara King, she started on the journey tha'
was 10 be the last undertaken by the fam
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MAddihn a shearn ohuroh

The wedding Of Miss Nettie LocRart'
daughter OF Mrs. r. p. Lockart ana Mt,
Hugh Lewis, Jr.. took place last man o
in the shearn Methodist church az s'Sv
o'clock. There was al unslal feature ~
tho ceremony; the two brothers, Rev, u -
IIotchkiss Of Rastrop and Rev W. ~.
IIcichklss OF Martin both ofnciatea, Wy
stA.vice being divided between them Lnsre
were no attendants except tae
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CITY eREvlTlEs.

MA, vian N. Roberts chaptcr. L. n. c.. VIII
resi5. thls afternoon nj o'clock AT the
"'nee OF Captain Dunovant
a. " T, last Friday night hop Of the scasen
sum iurner hall takes place tonight The
concerts begin Tuesday, May y.
osis,e laolcs Of the WASHINGTON street Meth,
ing at Tjc. 'se law" 'n's '''"'''s' ~
a Saltlte council No. 3. d. OF p, win give
dam \ picnic Saturday ut ShepheId .
fsmni.a an tho tribes Of Red Men aud thelr
It's are Invited TO join them.
mere are undelvered kilograms AZ the
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Flower Mission pay.

The Central Womnns Christian Temper
ance Union has decided to observe Flower
Mission Day earlier than June o, as the
work that day requires so many flowers
and has consequently determined that 1t
sh4l be observed on next Wednesday. The
following program has been prepared for
the occasion; Scripture selections: what
the flower mission Is; responsive readings;
song There Are lonely Hearts TO
Cherish" glednings from state superlntend-
ents of flower mission work: resume nf
work for 1901 from the National sunPrinl
tcndenti discussion of plans for the local
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OIL COMPANIES COMBINE.
They Are Located in Michigan and Say
They Are Doing Business in Texas.

They Are Located in Michigan and Say
They Are Doing Business in Texas.
Detroit Mich, May l5-Seyen oil com
pnnes, having their offices in Detroit and
doing business in Texas. have been con
solidated under the laws of South Dakota
into one big concern, known as the Mich
igan Diamond oil company, with a capital
of SG,OOO,COO. The COMPANIES thus anal.
gam0ted are the Michigan and Beaumont
oil and Refining company. the Detroit and
Saginaw Valley On and Refining company,
the Detroit and spindle Top Oh and REM
ing company, the Wolverine oil and Rein
ing company. the Peninsula OH and Rein.
ing company, the Ohio OIL and Refining
company, and the Diamond OH company.
The promoter OF the consolidation. l.. F.
Benchenstein, Is president OF the new com
pany; Hon. A. l.. Matlock Of Fort Worth,
vice president; Fred Taylor Of Detroit
treasurer and II, &. Elliott of Detroit, sec
retary
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SITUATION in TEXAS

Does Not Appear Alarming TO the New
York Officials
New York May t5.-The Post says: An
official Of the American Cotton OIL company
said today that he doubted the report that
a hght is in progress between the various
companies engaged In the cotton ginning
and compress. as well as the cotton. seed
o. business In Texas. He POINTS out that
thpre Is no Indication that tile compani ~
VIII 20 into the cotton ginning business "a
a much lareer scale this year than they
have heretofore.
An authority on tine Plhnte.s' Compre a
company also says that So FAR as he kno''
There T. no iieht In progress although he ad
mits thai II Is Impossible TO predict with
nccurscy what might take place IN this di
rcctlon the coming fail.
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AGED Man cuttina a New Set Of Teeth.

Clehurnc, Texas May IL lchufhc hhN
gentleman c. years OF age, Mr., J, "
Palmer. who Is cutting a new lot of teeth
Recently ne had all his upper TEEN cNLr,lte,l.
tho dentist was waiting FOR the gums to
heal ana shrink so as TO get good impress
sion for plate they grew worse instead
much he began TO almost wish he rad not
had tho teeth removed. This vas done
April o. and yesterday the FAMILY madn
tbr astonishing discovery that the htst
corner az n tluv tooth was cutting through
The gum, ana today there are two or more;
This ms been known before 90 the dental
profession but instances are quite rare.
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Washington, May l5--rhe state depart.
ment has received the following from
United States Minister Powell at Port an
Prince. respecting the political crisis in
ilayti; "A committee OF eleven has been
organized FOR the conduct OF affairs. The
chairman OF the committee Is eN-presidcnt
Canal. Committees OF this character have
been organized In all the cities Of the re-
public. All quiet at present"
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Nenro Rishon Elected.

Nashville, Tenn, May 15.-At todays
session OF the convention Of the Afro-Amer'
lean Methodist Episcopal church, the CON-
miittee on the appointment Of, additional
one instead Of two additional bishops, ana
REV. II. c. Phillips was selected TO MI
tho nlnpp
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MRS. POTTER PALMER,


Western Union office for /. 8, Murphy,
Mrs. II Martin. Laura Rohan, Miss GraSle
Haynes, II, Gchrkins, l.. A. Bucker'
The Robert E. Lee chapter, 7. d; e. VII
meet this morning At 1880 o'clock AZ Tue
Parish house As business Of importance
to the chapter will be transacted, :uli al
tendance is requested.
The regular semi-monthly meeting 81 the
Retail Grocers and Butchers aSsocl't2h
will be held tonight at ) o'clocS IN lne
rooms Of the Business League. All mem
beers and those Interested in the moTeme nj
are requested to be present.
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Mi,.o,a Ice Plant in Operation.

Nlineola. Texas. May IA. The Mineola Zee
plant is now in full blast. ana Is turning
out twenty tons per day Of as nice Ice as
can he made anywhere. The plant cost
about $4,000 and was built by Mlneoln cap
Hal alone The company is supplying qiite
a number Of nearby towns on the different
railroads and Will extend It's trade rs fast
as possible Fifty cents per lW IS the
nrce charged home consumers but a small
reduction from this price Is made on large
shining lots.
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Rail Was Allowed.

Bolton, Texas, May 49, The examining
trial Of John Cornell. Jr.. on charge OF
murder Of his father. John Connell, on the
OH instant. report OF which appeared In
The Post. WAS begun before Justice OF the
Pence r. w. johnson on Tuesday and
concluded today. The defendant was al
lowed bail In the sum OF $1,000
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ADVANCE In PIG IRON.

Demand Exceeds Supply and the In
crease Does Not Affect Orders.
Birmingham, Ala May Is. The Sloss.
Sheffield Steel and Iron compnny has adj
yanccd the price Of pig iron from Sl2 Q ton
TO SID President j { Mpneu said Fester,
day: NO. . foundry Is selling Tor sly anu
there IS scarcity OF the product. Inc ut'
mand exceeds the supply
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postmaster, was withdrawn yesterday by
the party who nlcd Il aud the accused ap-
pearcd before Justice Mills and, waving ex.
animation on the criminal charge against
him, was held 10 bail In the sum OF 5000,
which bond he Immediately gave and was
discharged from custody. Mi. Holder was
immediately taken In charge by his rela-
lives aud friends and left on the evening
train for Austin, where he WIN be securely
kept until the sitting OF the grand jury.
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Mcssrs. W. n. Savers and Edward Lewis
or Gonzales. Mcssrs. c ] Crane ir,. Clar-
shce kendAll. I. c. Dunn, Jy. W. c.
norcnardt lowell Marsten and Gus 1ieyne
MIS- baltis Allen sang love song while
tne people were waiting for the bride aud
groom and the orgnnist played "Call Me
tllne own throughout the ceremony
N,AitSr the. ceremony was over MIR. and
Mrs Hugh Lewis. Jr. lett for Fort Worth,
Nhele they Will rcnsn a few DAYS before
gong to their home IN New Mexico
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no...i.,s child nlnd h AGONY.

Chicago, May Is, Esther powie, daugh-
10. OF DR.. Alexander Dowle. proprietor Of
"Hion," died last night Of burns, having
suffered for hours without medical attend.
ance. while "Elijah, tue Second" prayed
over her.
Yesterday morning her hair caught are
from n gas lei and her head and face were
horribly burned =
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ln eranae eoard d Trade.

La Grange, Texas, May 14.-At the reg
Mar niorthly meeting of tho board OF trade
of this city Inst night the following officers
dent. c J Won Rosenberg; vice president,
+. il. Wagner; corresponding secretary,
Leo Frede: recording secretary, j w.
Blaze, and treasurer, T. g Moore. The
cotfot mill project was dropped for the
present
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Presentation to Mr.. LIndbera.

The saengerfest orchestra, through MIR.
Frank j Herb, Yesterday presented TO Mr.,
+. Lindherg, director OF the Sacngertest
orchestra during the late SaengerCest, with
a beautiful badge The badge is in the
shape of Tyre and Is studded with dia-
monds and rubies. Mr.. LIndberg was both
surprised and delighted uDon receipt of the
handsome testimonial
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Cures When pootors IAN.

Mrs, Frank Chiasson, Patterson. La.
y rites June $, 1901: y had malaria fever
In very bad form, was under tredtmenl b.
doctors, but as soon as / stopreA taking
their medicine the fever would return.
found It helped me. Then bought
two bottles, which completely cured
me, feel grateful 70 you for fn,-
nlshing such splendid medicine, aud
can honestly recommend II 70 those sur
fering from malaria, IS II Will surely cure
them" Herhine soc bottle NJ A. L. Keis-
ling. 500 Main Street, Houston.
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cass Was Dismissed.

seguin. Texas. May 1.-THE case Of
Charles Glenlwinkcl. charged with the muir
der Of Bernhart strempel, was dismissed
in the district court today for want OF
prosecution. This case mas caused conld-
ernbie interest in Guadalupe county for
the past three years,
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iif. farm for Uxorcide.

Cameron Texas, May 49, ed King was
oonvIcteA this morning in the district court
Tor kiliine his wife the latter part OF April
uear Cameron and his punishment assessed
NJ Imprisonment for life In the penitentiary
The inry was out about twenty-four honrs.
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A Free Entertainment.

The Fifth Ward Socialist club will give
front halD. IN the Fifth ward this even
ing commencing at o'clock. good pro-
gram has been arranged and the general
public is cordially invited TO be present.
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RulIdlnn COLLAPSED a Dallas.

Dallas. Texas. May 15A brick building
on Elm street near Akard. collapsed at u
o'clcck tonight and caused much exelte-
ment for time. hut there were no cas-
Ualties The building was occupied az 4
cCntrartor's oflce. rhe loss is estimated
al 5000
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Hon At Maonolia PARK.

The hop at Magnolia park last night drew
a large crowd and dancing was INDUCED in
until IL p M, when the lafR train left for
the music.
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Eor rhose Who live on EARNS.

Dr. Bergin, Pana, III, writes; Il have
used Railard's snow Liulnent; always rec.
ommend il TO my friends, rs ] am confident
there Is no better made. II Is a landy Tor
burns Those who live Oh farms are es-
burns and bruises, whseh heal rapidly when
Ballard's Snow Liniment is applied. 1t
srould always be kept In the house for
A. d. Keislihs. 500 Main Street Houston.
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rlv. peeeons Burned 10 Death.

Point Pleasant, w. ". May i5.--rhe
American hotel burned here last nisht.
Five lives are known 20 have been lest.
Three bodies have been recovered but Ro1
yet identined. .---..
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There Is an aching and tired feeling; tho
liver, bowels and Kidneys become sluggish
and inactive, the digestion Impaired, with
lutte or no appetite, no ambition for any
thing, aud a feeling that the. whole body
end mind needs toning up. The trouble II.
cumnlutlon Of waste matter in the sys-
teIu. Herblne Will remove Il, secures 10
the eerretions right exit. ana BY Its tonic
Elves strength In place Of weakness. SOC st
A. .. Kelslipg, bo2 Main street. HsaateA
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Morld Wide Reputatlon.

Whites Cream Ycrmifuge has achieved
world wide reputation as being the best OF
all wcrm destroyers, and for its tonic inhp-
ence on weak and upthrifty children, as Ii
neutralizes the acidity or soirness OF the
stomach. improves your digestion and as.
Sanitation Of food, Strengthens their nery-
Gus system and restores them TO the health,
vigOr and elasticity OF spirits natural 20
childhood. 25c at A. y. Kcislsng, 500 Msia
Street. Houston y
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Holder Released on Bail.

Locknart Texas, May 1.-THE complaint
Of iunacy watch had been hled against Mr..
Joe Holder. the askailant OF the Lytton
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ienre Port au Prince az O'Clock this after.
noon The latest news received here from
the north OF Hayu Is 70 the erect that
General flrinin, the head OF the revolution
airy forces, having requested the manager
Of the National bank NJ DE In Mite 20 nd
vance him Sio,OOo TO meet his expenses met
with q refusal, The belief here. however
IL that the National bank officials are FAVOR
is by far the strongest OF the many prcsi-
npntlnl candidates
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Cape Haytlen. May l5.-The Haytien gun
bcat Cretc.a.P ietot arrived here today with
Admiral kilick, commander OF the fleet OF
IIaytl, who has declared himself IN favor
Of the candidacy of General Firmn on
board His other wHrship the roussnint
lUuVciturc Is at Gonoiyes
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1902-10-17

Board by fire IN open session in
all respects as required by law.
The dates, series and numbers
thereof be,Hg as follows:
All of the denominations of ST.
600 each, all bearing date of
November "a, 1891, all being due
~ twenty years and payable in
ten years at the option of the
board of commissioners for the
Fifth Louisiana levee district, all
bearing interest at the rate of 6
per cent, per annum and num-
bered $50 ty 264 both inclusive,
being six bonds aggregating six
thousand dollars go, 0O0.)
Witness the signature of the
president aud secretary of said
board Ut commissioners and the
Official seal thereof this the 9Th
day Of October, A. D., 1902.
J. 7. MCCLELLAN, President.
A. I. Lane, Secretary.
The application of P. J. Wat
SON for purchase of lot in the
town of Delta, La, was received
aud read, when on motion of Com
missioner Benjamin the president
is authorized to sell said lot OIL
such terms and to such persons as
IN his opinion seem advisable.
On motion of Commissioner Cor
dill the following preamble and
resolution was adopted.
Whereas this board hears with
regret of the transfer of Major G.
McC. Derby from the United
States Lower Tensas district and
Whereas, the relations hereto
fore existing between this board
aud Major Derby have been of the
most harmonious and pleasant
nature, therefore be it
Resolved. that the thanks of
this board are hereby rendered to
Major Derby for the able and eff
Gent manner in which he dis
charged the duties of his Office
while in charge of said district,
and expresses its regrets at his
removal therefrom.
that the secretary be instructed
to forward q copy of this resolu-
ton to Major Derby.
On motion of Commissioner
Benjamin tire board adjourned to
date of next regular meeting,
second Wednesday of january,
1908.
J. T. MCCLELLAN, President.
A. 7. Lane, Secretary,
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Ire spass Notice

NOTICE is Hereby Gipen, That
all trespassing on and passing
through the {" PECANO" and
!" GURTNA NORA" places, in
this parish, is forbidden, and VI
olators will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law. Peddlers
aud vendors are specially warned.
DWIGHT STONE, JR.
apr1S-6mo
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yxynrr OF FlERl FACiAs.
A. Il. CHAMBERS.

A. II. CHAMBERS.
DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY Civ
Il en- that by virtue of a writ of
Fieii facia to me directed by the
above named Honorable Court In the
above styled suit, will, on
saturday, sise Iss day OF Nsvenser,
A. ID. I00a,
offer for sale at the Court House door
In the town ofSt. Joseph, In tiis parish.
within the hours prescribed by law.
that Is between the hours of II O'Clock
q. NJ. and 4 o'clock y. n. TO the highest
bidder for cash the following described
property. seized in the above styled
suit, to-wit:
roam horse, 2 gray mare mules.
mouse c0lored horse mule.
3black horse mules.
2 black mare mules, - head OF cattle.
buggy In barn.
20 bundles Of bagging.
100 bbls. of corn more or less'in crib
2bales Of cotton more or less in house
at gin.
30 bales OF cotton more or less in,field
unpicked and hanging by the roots.
l5tons OF pea-hay more of less In barr
20 tons Of pea-hay more or less In
field ungathercd.
Terms Of Sale: Cash.
VIC. YOUNG. sheriff.
ST. JosErH, la, Oct. II, 1904.