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New York Money.

New York, March % Money On cAl Arm
Al 3d5 per cent; closing offered AZ 2 Der
cent Prime mercantile paper ti21I5 per
cent Sterling exchange arm. ~iih actual
business In bankers hills At s7ai for dc
mand and At Sals for siViy days. posted
rates S6loi ssh; commercial bills S4'ad
4 S5la, Mexican dollars 42i,. Bar silver
527s Government bonds steady; state
bonds steady. railroad bonds easier.
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Landau EInanoisl CahIe

Advertisers london financial cahlegram
SAYS The stock market was characterized
by holiday idleneSs There was dull
opening the more unfsvor1hln news
about Cecil Rhodes but the strength DC
veloped later on he defeat NJ General De
lar.Rey. which is expected to expedite
peace Americans we're dun on hear talk NJ
labor troubles among rho miners interstate
commerce proceedings and trusts
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COTTON VALUES ADVANCED.

gained points. November and Decemher
:. while tho other options advanced aud 8
New Orleans started down on March
and 70 M on further mouths sud
dew drOp took place. then an advance with
2 slow decline afterward and q recovery IN
the latter part Of tho morning. There wns
another drop Just after noon, followed by
steady upward move that continued
through half the latter session and made
tor prices. 2poiut variation was the
result March and June gained points.
September ). October and the halance
q the list went 70 u points hig ii,i,.
amounted TO 10.a3s bales and spot quota
tions we're not altered
The seward movement was not half
eoual ~ tho former ono in volume Re
ceinis a. al ports FOR the dsy wore II, ii9
bales compared with p, 400 for the cor
responding day Of last year sluce Fridoy
they have been - AZ bales. compared With
~ sopi for the same ime ~ las, week and
a. So for the corresponding time Of last
year. Thus far To The sensgn they naye
been s T7S.OFS4 bales compared With S'i.-
80 for tho corresponding time of last .ea
son. Exports since Friday hare hccu -
49O bales compared with $3.50 for me
same time ~ lest wcek and ios,23S Tor Tho
corresponding time Of last wear Stock 90
United states ports Tor the dly was Fl6,
SG3 bales. compared win ~ rs tor ne
Same lNT ~ last Week HNu 80 tNp t'I INV
corresponding day N last year
Following has been the semi weekly now.
ueut A. thirteen N tho leading interior
towns. With comparisons
This wees Last week Last. Ze,alir..
s ssGsl5,r s 55aS i3.78S g. & -
stoeSs ''s' 3ss5sa,i sj5,o35 45s35'
writing under tho impetus ~ the hullish
w8ve. Messrs Nein RIOS Of liverpool say
Tho shipments from America during inc
past four wccks. although M larger th1n
vc we're accustomed 70 sHe q his time
three mr. four wears ago have considerably
exceeded hose II the same time last wear,
both N Great Britain and the continent.
The total NJ he seasons exports M 20
date now exceeds that of last year nv rs.
oon bales and tho ,akinzs of tho American
spnnNrE qre 10000 IN nTcess making n.
Ecfher q distribution from America NJ e6~.
C00 bales more than last year. against IN
excess brought - light NJ 10 date NJ only
$4,000 bales Excepting during the month
the short true month NJ 100 epinnrrs
In Europe have not this Se8son hcan taking
much more than last. 81 the visible supply
cf American cotton remains on satiStdc
tory level for Europe. especially Great Brit
ain. while tn America ~ Us considered dan
eerously low, being smaller than IN the
If tgkingE rs not imporranf iu Europe but
In tho ui'cd states. etc, ~ already
month"; ot the season vot 10 run. II Is
therefore bv no means surprising that popu
l0r ideas n tho amount needed Tor rhe
uited states 'snada, Mexico and japan,
celaneous column Hro now running well
over A.OOt.bu bales for he season. against
3s12,ono lat Year This consideration and
tho deficient Visible supply In American
ports and counted towns aggravated by
/ tie inCesSgpf outeries as 10 exhaustion IN
ne interior. fnly explain tho existence ~
l d.. I..u
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loakum, Texas March 20 One ~ the
most important cattle deals made here this
spring was consummatcd this morning
when Or. j. A. IouuGkn sold 10 Hnfstut-
Ter Bros, of Georgetown 2lS fat steers of
3. and . years Tho cattle will he fed
here for while longer
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. March "a Sugar Firm
fugal sasis csntr,fnspI rsIIevs ~. y
Z IL le; seconds 9isG2 1-is Molasses =
Stcsdv centrifugal T6is
New York. March 20 sugar--Raw dull
Aelassea sugar rs Rshned-Flrm.
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Liverpool, i-s25 lower.
American side, unchanged

American side, unchanged.
The bulls brestbed easter 10 yesterdays
session Of the cotton market II can not
he said that sentiment was az pronounced
as the genuine optimist would like but fhc
trading spirit was unpermost and the
s'short" evinced = considerable willingness
70 cover al commitments anterior ~ the
three DAYS Of closure which Eastertide VIII
bring There was less to sgitate the trade
from labor troubles. and the strikes an
pesred 10 he very Incidental matters At
she same time the middle man" was con
sidershly more alive 10 the wants ~ tho
spinner and an improvement IN real cotton
led IN a similar course with respect N all
SITS accessories
The hgures AZ oytnosts wore well csi-u-
lated TO change the course n events I'hn
record ~ arrivals ar seaboard and leading
interior towns for the haif week was sur
hcient 81 steady the nerves N the fsiutest
hull. while stock At the latter might easily
have cansed the stoutest bear 10 trembls
The scale did not cover broad rsnrs m
hucuation ana each recession brought nm
alssy Of commitments for both accounts
that gave strong indication ~ altered
views with reference to supply and De.
rnsnd
The cotton market bss had complete
liquidation and IT must he seen that =
'shou'' interest IS now among the features
n the situation With the passing N The
hoidays, therefore, The laws n trade ca1
only have a sounder basis nm witch 70
operate. The policy ~ the spot holder VIII
be as important in connection With the
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New York March % "a rrTn t0m max /
toda4 N At Iondon prices were ,a aSsp' ii
last quoted. Lead locally, vas ,n eel 10;
unchanged: spelter was uncnaus
ruled firm In tone
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London Consols

london March % -C7nsols ,or rnnnev
"a 8 IL; account a4A Bar silver quiet
Short bills 2 1116U2A. three months bus
on per cent.
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HIDES AND wool.
GUTTER ANo EGGS.

St Louis. March -u Poultry Firm
chickens ~ turkeys i2i4 ducks o. Seess
4a5 Butter Steady, creamery 2ld2s,
dairy 1922 Egss-Higher l4i,
creamery eo62T. dairy 1piyd21 Cheese
Firm. ttAals. Ergs Steady fresh.
i5AHi4
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mark i4&dl6i.
kansss City, Mo. March 2s-EgEs-
Steady. IS.
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Chicago, March % Cattle Recein.s IN
Wo, Including iooO Texans and 5N0 wes,
er1s Market steady; good - nrime steers
taN11. 20: poor 10 medium 2SG,S 20,
stoekers and feeders 2 5odS 40; cows 4O6
80 aeifers ? 5n66 90: Gamers 4ndo an.
bulls 2oa1t5 90 calves 2 5o76 rs; Texa, fea
steers e'ooaooo. Western stssrs teoasL 90
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New York Spots closed quiet prices py
changed: stock 1s2 tai bales
Tooa ord .''..7S Good mid 30 $40
NIssi Iliu' '''''S'9 Mid fair Ia 1l-t6
Liverpool Spots closed quiet and easier
prices l.32d down. sales 1000 bslcs Of
which 500 were American; speculation and
export 500 bales anu
C CI,linsry '.''''4a MiddllnR ..4 % 80
Low mid 80. 4& Mid fair 100
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

o. r mill Texas interior points, &C.
cording 20 location Fer gallon.
Prime crude oil loose. S2lbR
Prime summer yellow oil S5i9d
Linters, according 10 quality % "a on
Per ton.
Hulls loose .,...,...,..... IS On a
Prime cotton seed meal 90 90 a
Prime cotton seed cake % so a
Qnctations on PRIME cotton seed meal
ard prime COTTON seed cake are for delivery
M Galveston,
Memphis. Tenn. March "a cotton seed
oil Prime crude rs, of crude s3ef34; prime
summer yellow IS; choice cooking summer
Yellow q Meal and cake Prime % O07
80 W. ~ 90 SAd2in0
New Orleans March % Cotton seed oil
Renned. IN barrels. 3as.; IN re6ned Ssa,
prime crude, loose. 30.
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SAFE. The market for futures closed arm,
with net advance nj 10 70 ~ points.
Total sales 4e.7S0 bags; April 3 2o653b,
May 6So@5 as, June $50 July 5.50d5 81;
August SIS, September S.ToGn5 sS; October
SIS. December s, s5ab9o; January h,e5
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ST Louis

81 Louis, Msrch %. Cattle Receipts
s6oo, including t6O0 Texans strong Sstfvs
shipping and eNport steers 5n0d6TO With
fancy M 10 1Ih; dressed beef and butchers
steers 42Sd63o, steers under 100 Mound :
COWS and helfers 2e5d5. %; Gamers / a.
az ~, calves 35odI -: bulls 2.OOd t25.
Texas and Indian steers. grassers. &. iAS
10; fed 4.5oN6.Oo; COWS and helfers az
a. 50. Hogs Receipts 400. steady. MICS
and lights 6o1dG30 packers 6OOds a..
butchers 64oa6 67is Sheep Receipts ia
600; mnrket stesdy: natirea 4 tn9i5 "a,
lambs h.sNdI.5o; culls and bucks 2. 5oli4 "a,
Texas sheep g 4Sl74. 81.
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COFFEE.

New York, March % spot Rio-stesay,
No. invoice So Mnld-ouist; cordoys
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Houston Daily Statement.

Houston Comparative Statement
Gross receipts thus far this week I577n
Gross receipts 206 days this season I. sSl, Oal
Gross receipts 206 days 1900 1901. .o.oTQ 4OS
Gross receipts 2o5 days 1902 1900. 4, TO4, A6i
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CAN NOT TAKE CATTLE
TO INDIAN TERRITORY
The Receipts Of Cattle at the Various
Principal Points Wer. Reported
Heavy and Market Strong.

Fort Worth, Texas. March &c. The order
issued today by United States Revenue In
spector Cobb at vinita l. T.. which pre-
vents the importation Of rexas cattle INTO
the Cherokee Nation will he severe blow
to many cattemen Of this State who have
already arranged 10 take thousands Of cat
tie into that Nation for grazing. 1t is es-
timated that more than half million
head We're TO go to that country beginning
next month. The Santa Fc was to handle
nearly 100000 head alone. while the Katy
and Frisco were to come in for good
share Of the transportation.
The order will not affect the Frisco SO
much as the other roads, because most Of
the cattle to he hauled by that line will
stop in the Usage country The stockmcn
of Texas viii he the heaviest losers he
cause of this ruling, as it will necessitata
their taking cattle 10 other pastures. pro.
vided they can be had. which is a mooted
question, as most available lease lands
have already been taken,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, March "a
Arrived.
ono


SIS Warrior CBr). for Moblls
IS Lampasas CAml, for New York
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city. March % Cattle Receipts
$500 natives, roo Texans aud 200 calves
Market frnl choice export and blessed
6 20; stockerS snd feeders 5od5 IS; West
ern fed steers 6Ood5 81; Texas and Indian
steers 1915 30 COW, s. 5n1I5OO: nptjvs
cows SSod5.5O; heifers 1880 Is; Gamers
Hogs RecoIA $500, steady; heavy & 55
az 30, liSS 'Se09645; phs S sG75. ~
sheep Receipts 24o0 Market STEADY:
spring lambs nmql5oo; native lambs
6 4o0s SIS Western lambs s 4n6i6 rs: native
Wethers 5oH05.T5 Western wethers IN
Ml65; yearlngs 5ood6 ~: ewes 1915 2S.
stockers and feeders 3.oo15 25
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TRADE GAINED CONFIDENCE
ON FAVORABLE FEATURES
"shorts" Covered Actively in View Of
tlohdsys-Reeeipts Show Sharp Re-
duction--Better Spot Demand.
AT THE CLOSE:

Liverpool, 3-64d lower
New York, 3 to 6 points higher.
New Orleans. S to 10 points higher,
SPOTS
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Vessels in Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Vessels Destined for Galveston

AM .......~....,.',,,'
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SIS Warrior tBrD, for Mobile
SIS Lampasas lAml. Iof New YOKE
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Receipts at All II. G po,,,

Totals ,...1l.14a 56.4T3 g. SEQ $50 4. 2oO ne
Last year 20. 700 7s,sa2 6SoaTls -.
Difference n.s47 i7,3a 5o.l4s -.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
BANK cLEARINGs.

LESS lie.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-23
EVENINGS AMUSEMENT
At MURPHY HALL

The hall Of the Murphy Club was
crowded to the doors last night. many
being obliged to stand throughout tho
performance. The entertainment was
opened by piano solo by Mrs. Emma
NJ. Nakuina. wife of the president VI
the club. .,
The champion thrcad.chcwing
match between two men was a conf.
cal sight The faces and grimacos
made were very funny indeed. and the
way their mouths worked to get a 80.
cent piece suspended in the middle
would discount a windmill.
There was much trouble presented
in the sketch entitled Troubles in Mr.
Johnson's Law ONCE" which would
make a lawyer quit legal practice.
The burlcsque on hypnotism was a
success, the different subjects being
made to sing and play. while another
performed tricks wifi a cigarette. By
throwing it up. kicking It up and
catching II in his mouth Another
was made to dance. and still another
was made to perform tricks with the
lamp, which were marvellous. The
subject placed a lighted Kerosene
lamp on his forehead and after lying
down to sleep raised himself up again
without dropping the lamp. All of tho
performers were generously applaud.
ed for their efforts. The hall is open
every day from o a. m. to 10 p. m.
Everybody is welcome. There will be
n special song service at the hall this
evening, to which all are cordially In
vitcd
The meeting of the directors of the
club will be held on Monday evening
ne~tion with cold lunchetaolnshrdlu
at s o'clock
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-23

A wellknown novelist had become
thoroughly tired Of being interviewed
for the press, and decided to Choke
of" the next man who dared to ply
him with questions.
What was the highest price ever
paid you for a story?" asked the last
interviewer.
Three hundred thousand pounds! "
heplied the man OF books. And II
was paid me for only three words"
How do you mean?" inquired the
puzzled young man.
81 love you were the words. | told
them TO the lady VINO is now my wife"
--Tit-Bits.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-23
His Comment.

Il can't help thlnkin'." said old
Farmer Broadhead. q trihe sarcasti.
cally, that II he was guilty OF all the
cuttln's up that have been laid to him
uuder the general headin' of Jeffer-
sonian simplicity the late Thomas
Jefferson was not merely simple, as
charged, but downright idiOtic!"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-23
dead Broke"

- he broker"
II guess 80, He said II air was
cents a barrel he'd suffocate." - In.
dianapolis News.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Postage on the Bulletins special In.
dustrlal edition Is three cents to all
parts Of the Statee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-23
No More Dread
OF THE Dental Chair

TEETH EXTRACTED AND FILLED
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN by
our late scientific method applied to the
gums. No sleep-producing agents OF
cocaine.
These are the only dental parlors in
Honolulu having PATENTED APPLI-
ANCES and ingredients to extract, I'LL
and apply gold crowns and porcelain
crowns unbelievable from natural teeth
and warranted for ten years, WITH
OUT THE LEAST PAIN. All work
done by GRADUATED DENTISTS OF
from IL to 20 years experience, an;
each department in charge OF Special
LIST Give us a call, and you will find
us to do exactly as we advertise. We
will tell you in advance exactly what
your work will cost ny FREE Elk.
ANIMATION.
Set Teeth. ..................SS.OO
Gold Crowns. ............. $500
Gold Filiinps ....Sl.OO
Silver Filings. .................50S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

v. smith lot T., block >.........
T.. i }:i5s4gu.es.= q }tser i4...-
Ser". n. It. |I'0=f H.
7oGEaS' eUE&zY TO rl>J- ~ !
q. '..'T lot aE5 - al, IL J. IL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

GElSREiTER'S AECtTloN
'' ~ : ' oIBsoNs ADDlTloN.
N. c. Lemons, N1a lot ?. block 15....
Geo. F. Hesan6, lot 2 block 15......
T. NJ .Embree, lot II, .......:..:.:
NJ. J. HAMMETT's ACGiTiCN.
A B Knight: E pt lot II an dpt T.
n Of Ditch ....,. ............
........ 49,. HENRY HARDING'S ADDITION.
Lille Boytte, lot II. blocks ) and G.,
Flanders & Jones, lot II, blocks Sc,
eH ) years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DEXTER HARDINe's ADDITION.
Geo. Moore, lot /. block 17........
A D. Beach, 6ox133 ft pt, block
Julia Epps, So :,GS1a it. N19 WE
H. McCord. lot 8. block So.
Mrs. c. c. Callsway, lot 14xS0 #. E pit
~ HANF,s ApDiTioN TO PINE BLUFF
Mary O'Brien. lot Z. block S.......
P Southef, lot 6, block 1...........
GAZE MEYERS ADDITION.
10 Johnson, VIZ NE14 lot ?. block I.
n. j. Johnson, NWH lot 6...........
e. Williams, lot S...................
MILLS ADDITION.
Preston Davis Let 1t. SW14 ?. hlocl.
MONh's ADDITION TO PINE BLUFF
Survey CT Block "a. T. and 0. Addition
W. Nj. Henry, 2SXt34 it. pt lot g. block
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19


s5
~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Same. lot II. block %

ND''F1IN' IVN UTVVN =
NJ. f.. Massey. lot -. block 22
j. S. Ussery. fri lot 8 block 80
Same, fri lot 1, block 80 .......
Same, tax 1898, lot ;. block 30
Same, lot 6. block 32...........
Lille Westbrook, lot |. block g..
Same lot ,. block 80. 32.............
VI. l.. &fudie all lot *.
Holland an Bloom. al block 52......
WHITE SULPHUR
T. \. iion-ioEtaN 1<"1. Tot >. block ~
- ,c-Ir..ts iltz---l Il u ,.-,-l,-r r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
MOORE's ADDITION TO PINE BLUFF
Pt. SElA NEI4 Section 1869.

B. f. Moore, lot /. block 1.........
Same, lot 6, block 1.............
Same. lot T. block 1............
j. H. Barsh lot 2, block l.........
charlie Davis. lot :, block 1........
stephen Thompson, lC, Il, .5,0cll
Same, lot i. hlcck l,.,........
b. +. Moore. lot /. block 2...........
Same, lot g. blcck 2.............
Same. lot a block 2............ 2.
Same. lot 5 block 2...........
Same, lot G. block 2............
Same, lot !. block 2............ 2.
Same, lot g. block 2.............
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
ISEAI.l |

And notice hereby given that said several tracts lots parts
much thereof
will be sold the
al said the
said penalty be paid before that
sale will be continued from until said
lots and of lots be sold
E. B. BLOOM,
County Clerk
LII
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
same lot .. block 2.............
P. 3. LAND COMPANYS ADDITION.
PIT w 2 SEA and PIT. SW NEl4 SEA. Section $50

" o. ." V-II9' . 2 IUJ . anus = ;, DIOtk
.......... ................
Mrs. NJ. F. Hellums. lot ;. block 20.
Sane. lot 6. block 20............
II. NJ Tl1:, hart. lot /, block 2f.......
Same, lot :. block y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

S7FIIE
County
Fl. A. Mccoy, Sheriff xOlico Collector
sOemnly
attached
lots which the
1901 have net been paid the hereby denq-
for the aforesaid Fl. A. Mccoy,
Sheriff Collector Jefferson County
Subscribed before this
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-09-13
The Third District Con.
VENT on
WILL BE HELD SEPTEMBER I'D
AT NAPOLEONVILLE.

The Democratic Congressional
Committee of this Distr riot met in
New Iberia on the 10th, inst. Hon.
Ed. McCullum, of Terrebo me was
chosen chairman by imam ious vote
and Capt. A. N. Muller, of New
Iberia, as Secretary pro term. Hon.
Thomas Berry, of Lafourche, wis
chosen to fill vacancy on the com.
mittee at large, caused by the change
in the congressional districts.
The following resolution was
offered by Hon. j. Y. Sanders which
was adopted:
"That the Third Congressional
District Committee call o Democratic
convention to nominate Congress.
man for the fifty eight Congress,
said convention to meet at Napoleon
Vile on Monday, Sept. %, 1902, at
1880 p. M, and that the various
parishes of the district be invited to
attend the convention, one delegate
to every $500 Inhabitants or frac.
ton thereof"
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STATE OF LOUISE Ma.
23rd Judicial District Court, Parish
of St. Mary.
Mrs. Angelo S. Kramer, Wifi. VS..
Edward S. Rodri.u 4.
No. 10,8S1.

By virtue of writ of fieri facias is
sued out of the Honorable 23ad Judicial
District Court. in and for the Parish OF
st, Mary and to me directed in the above
entitled and numbered suit, have seized
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, THE 9TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1902,
between the hours of II o'clock a. m.
and o'clock p. m, the following dc,
scribed property, to-wit:
That certain house and tract of land
lying and being situated in the Third
Ward of the Parish of St. Mary. Louis
lana. bounded on the north by road, east
by Sewell, south by Baldwin, ST., and
west by Hutchinson, together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon
JOHN B. SANDERS, Sheriff.
Sherff's office, parish of st, Mary, Au'
gust 14th, 1902.
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SUPPLEMENTAL LIST TAX SALE,
OF MOVABLE AND REMOVABLE
PROPERTY.
PARISH OF ST. MARY.
The State of Louisiana VS.. Delinquent
Tax Debtors, Parish ST. Mary.

BY virtue OF the authority vested in me by
the Constitution and laws OF the State OF
Louisiana, and especially Act 19l of the Gen
eraI Assembly of 1898, will sell at the prin-
cipal front door of the Court House, in which
the Civil District Court of said Parish is
held, within the legal hours for Judicial
sales, beginning at IL O'Clock Il. M, on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der, A. D.. 1892,
and continuing on each succeeding day, I'M
til said sales are completed, all immovaDle
property, on which taxes are now due to the
State OF Louisiana, Parish of st. Mary,
Atchafaylaya Levee District, Frank lin Drain.
age District and Iberia and st. Mary Drain
age District, to enforce collection of taxes
assessed in the year 1901, together with inter
est thereon from the 3lst day of December
1901, at the rate of per cent. per month
until paid and all costs.
The names of said delinquent tax payers,
the amount of taxes due by each on the as.
sessment of said year, and the movable and
immovable property assessed to each, to be
offered for sale, as follows, tO-Wit:
5TH WARD
Gillis, C E 1886 acres land, Cottage Farm
Plantation, bounded II by Teche, by Druil-
het' by Marsh and by....... mules,
tax 24,O6, interest 4,Sl, Parish tax S6,O9, in
te rest 49, costs l's' s-en
On said day of sale will sell such portion
of said property as said debtor viii point
out, and in case the debtor will not point out
sufficient property, will at once, and with
out further delay, sell the least guam
tty OF said property of any debtor which
any bidder will buy for the amount of taxes
interests and costs due by said debtor.
The said sale will be without appralsment
for cash, in legel tender money of the United
States and the property sold shall be re-
deemable at anytime for the space of one
year, by .payingffhe price given, including
costs and twenty per cent thereon
Of August, A. d., 1902.
JOHN b. SANDERS,
Sheriff and EX.OfficiO Tax Collector, Parish
of St. Mary, Louisiana.