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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
MOhair Felt Hat
Shapes to Sell at 45c.

Bright. fresh. new ones,
10 different shapes Gall this sea
sons best); many black ones, blue
ones, brown ones. as we'll as castors.
Oxfords, grays; some flats, some
pokes, some turbans, scoops. sailors,
in fact all the new shapes-hats worth
$I.5o and $I.75 all go to-day at 4sc
We closed out a manufactured
that's why.
Children's Ready-to-Wear Hats.
Two big tables full of several odd
lines; hats that have been selling at
S1.5o and $zoo. What's left go out
to-day al o5c-
A few other children's ready-to-
wear hats for 45c; worth $Ioo.
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Jewelry Hints
To Take Advantage of at Once

SOC for signet bracelets sterling silver.
The very ones that are selling else
where al Sl.0O.
25c for pearl shirtwaist sets
25c for other shirtwaist sets, silver gray
or oxidiZed.
25c for belt pins. in those new face
styles, with chain.
Little coin purses on the ends Of long
chains. CSC.
Girdle chain and pin. soc. Oxidized and
silver gray.
Nickel-plated fobs. with seals and other
charms soc.
This Hale jewelry store is jumping
into greater favor this Christmas than
ever. 1t has the little things the wo-
men ike, and it isn't asking too much
Tor them. Where else can you find
such values in gold jewelry?
Gold rings for children or misses. soc
75c and s1.00.
Little beauty pins. gold. 75c
Gold sleeve links. SOC to $500.
Scarf pins for men. 75c to 5000
And brooches. Tray after tray Of new
shapes and designs all at soc. that
you can't buy regularly under 75c and
S1.00.
Gold watches, too, for ladies or gents.
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Perfumes
Most favored OF all.

Here are the favorite kinds.
Bradley's, Hudnut's, Pinaud's
and Colgate's, fixed up with
Christmas fragrance on the out
side as well as fragrance within;
some in pretty little baskets, 9th
ers in boxes; all of them with
style and air and tone that is
fetching.
Dainty little sachets. 1oc.
Also little wicker baskets. with a bottle OF
perfume, 10c.
And boxes with one-ounce bottles OF very
choice perfumes. 20c.
Here's a special triple extract put up IN two
ounce bottles. two OF them to the box, soc.
And sachet powders in packages, 25c-
Fancy boxes or baskets OF perfume, $50 and
SOC.
Four-ouncs bottles OF perfume. T5c. Bradlsys
perfumes.
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a Quick Christmas Offer

Indestructible. Dressed Dolls.
Body is of cloth. celluloid head pretty
face; dressed out even to the hat. 10 in,
75c.
Jointed Dolls, 25c
They have composition bodies bisque
heads. sleeping eyes long curly hair. lace
stockings. slippers and fancy chenise;
13 in. tall
The Pianos.
But let's look at this special one fin
6 notes, 21c; 10 notes. 75c We are well
fixed on pianos; all sizes up to $1,000.
Piano stools, 25c; rosewood effect; Z z
inches high.
Trinity Chimes.
Something new in musical toys Stands
II inches high; looks as if it's a high
chimes s125. Other sizes up to $500
Doll Houses, $2.45.
The coziest little affairs you can think
Of. ThereBis the Veranda, reception hall
and two rooms, with all the doors and
windows necessary. At the windows are
pretty curtains. What could delight
little girls heart more than to get one
of these? Stands 20 inches high. But
there are others at CSC, $1.75 and up to
1915.
Doll Furniture.
Bamboo dining-room set table. four
Dresser. white enameled. hand-painted
flowers. gilt knobs, swinging mirror, IS
inches high 95c.
China closet. white enamel, with linen
chest, drawers and shelves; Is inches.
soc
Doll cozy corners. draped in Oriental
effect. There is the cushioned seat of
heavy wire. good and strong; four sofa
pillows. S1.15. Other sizes, $1.90 and
S2.s5.
Wire Beds, 8oc.
Natural ones. with draped canopy
top; spread and shams to match; IS
inches long Others at soc. $1.10 and
SIPS. Heavy brass beds. $1.00. White
enameled frame, good wire mattress; %
inches.
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Open Evenings.

fetch the children down. Let them
see the store under the glitter Of electric
lights; let them see that electric display
on the front Of the building: let them see
Santa Claus ice palace in the court.
Then take them I'D TO the Santa Claus
Art Gallery. Here's where all these
thousands Of pictures we have been re-
ceiving from the children are on display.
Old folks are as much interested in them
the young. It's a study in child art
that interests any one who is interested
IN children Then take the children to
the third floor. Toyland- They will want
TO stay here the rest Of the evening.
Up on the fourth floor are the wheel
goods: Wagons. velocipedes, automo-
bilee. tricycles and wheeled locomotives
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Give "Her" Something
for the Toilet Table

Atomizers-5oc to $3.50.
Powder Jars-2sc to $500. Even
some beautiful ones in Bohemian
glass will be shown this week. with
decorated cellulOid tops.
Mirrors - Any number Of pretty
STYLES in hand mirrors. z5c to $500
In triple Mirrors, some with gilt
frames. some with ebony. some
with nickel; 6sc, up to $1,000.
Toilet Waters = Colgate's, Hudnut's,
Bradley's and Pinauds. The favor
ties are here.
Smelling Salts-Here's a clever lit
tie bottle, inclosed in a kid case;
Just the thing to drop IN the
satchel; soc.
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late shipping InteIIIgence.
ARRIVED.
Saturday. December II

ARRIVED.
Saturday, December r.
stmr Argyll, Gnboy. days hours from
Honolulu.
SAILED.
Saturday. December r.
stmr Grace Dollar Olsen. Grays Harbor. G
SPOKEN.
Per stmr Argyll-Dec IL. lat 80 N Ion f2B
W. Ger schr Ne9tun. from Jaluit. for san
Francisco; wished 10 be reported all well.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT TOWNSEND-Saied Dec 12-Bktn
KlikItat, from Port Ludlow. for Honolulu
PORT HARFORD-Arrivcd Dec 12-Stmr
Coos Bay. hence Dec II, to sail for San Pedro
Dec 10. 1 m
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Novelty Ribbons

\ general cleanup this week Ike
this.
or best z5e Ribbons are roc
ORr best &c Ribbons are roc.
orr best SOC 10 zoc Ribbons are zSc.
orr best soc 10 60c Ribbons are zoe.
And they are the very latest stvles.
being tied up now for holiday gifts
They were bought especially for holi-
day selling.
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SUE PRELATES
FOR THE COIN
Claimants of a Share of the
Celebrated PiOus Fund Be-
gin an Action at Law

LOS ANGELES, Dec. pa suit in
volving the famous "Pious fund" Of
the Roman Catholic church and pos
sessing an unique historical interest
was fled in the Superior Court OF Los
Angeles County today.
The suit is brought by Miguel
Aguirre. Jose A. Aguirre, Martin G..
Aguirre and Mrs. Dolores Aguirre ..e
Pico against Archbishop Patrick VIII
liam Riordan Of the Roman Catholic
diocese Of San Francisco, Bishop
Thomas Grace Of the diocese Of Sacra-
mento and Bishop Thomas J. Conaty
OF Monterey and Los Angeles. The suit
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

giving voice to three "hochs," with
their hands raised in the air. The En-
peror looked we'll, and his animated ex-
preston showed that he had recovered
from the effects of his operation
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
Trimmed Millinery
The Christmas styles we have
prepared.
And the Christmas values.

Here are some new dress hats at
$3.50 trimmed with fur and flowers,
fine velvets, silks and chiffons. some
with foliages, many all black. some
colors, even a few of the new pur-
pies and new blues. Then there is
another case filled with made hats
marked at $3o5. They were made to
sell at $500. I25 of them.
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The Santa Clara Journal says that
thousands of tons of fruit are lost an
nually in Santa Clara County that
might be manufactured into salable
marmalades, jellies. ETC., and that
santa Clara County furnishes the best
neld on earth for factory In that
line.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

Garret w. McEnerney. who attends
TO Archbishop Riordan's legal business,
said last evening:
BY an agreement made December 80,
1879, Dolores Aguirre, Jose Antonio
Aguirre, Martin A. Aguirre and Jose
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Changeable Taffetas soc.
Never Before Under 75c.


In fact it's the cloth in the popular shades selling
75c No the world why this shouldn't
And would if everything had gone along smoothly
But it didn't
hands
knew ofou at
inches
4,cnnts Ernne
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born women! It made me blush for my
sex.
I was not rrkind to her. But
deemed it my duty TO chide her, and
when she spoke (rather petulantly.
thcught) of starving. 1 recommended
her to cultivate poise.-Life.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

From a Society Woman's Diary.
My milliner gave me a shock to-day.
When" said she. does your lady
ship intend paying me what you owe
me?"
The ungovernable curiosity Of low
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Come before the pretty ones are
taken. They go first.
We have no duchess lace handker-
chiefs now above $3.50. but maybc
when you see the $3.50 ones YOU
wouldn't care TO see any others even
II we had them, as these are so pretty.
Then at $3.50 and $500 and down TO
SIPS. It's as choice a lot of real
duchess lace handkerchiefs as we
have seen.
The $I.oo and SI.5o box handker-
chiefs show many clever ideas. Some
OF them are put up like fans, some Of
them in little baskets with flowers.
some of them in she'll shape designs.
The holiday spirit is around them all
Whatever you do don't miss seeing
this counter full of dollar handker-
chiefs. Beautiful lacy handkerchiefs.
some with mechlin and some with
Point Venise lace.
Then at soc and 25c is our strong
est collection of all Fine lace STYLES:
in some of them the lace goes almost
to the center.
Then come the children's handker-
chiefs in little boxes. &c for plain
ones and 25c for initiated ones, three
to the box
Last but best of all:
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Our frame department is showing
new line of frames in gilt. oak and art
nouveau finishes. Good for Christmas.
Sanborn, Vail & Co. 741 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
Tin Kitchens, o5c.

Full-hedged affairs, complete with
stove and set of cooking utensils. There
is even Il place to get water-a pump in
stead of a faucet with which to get it.
Other stoves, 75c, 45c, 35c, Csc, and as
low as Sc.
Embossed tin stoves, with two ovens
and fireholes on the top and all the cook
ing utensils. 60c. Others at 45c. Csc
and SC.
Tin kitchen set, little stove and 25
pieces, fancy pans and kettles 25c
Other sets at Soc. 45c 1Oc and even SC
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And Dress Goods.

And Dress Goods.
No shortage of popular things here.
Plenty of Scotch Suitings; new STYLES
as low as ST a yard. Others at SI.so
and $I.75.
Then Zibelines. They're the dress
lest of all for full costumes; marines
and navy blues are the most popular
shades; 54 inches wide; SI25 and
$I.75.
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Beads and Jewels.

Here are the same low prices again.
Present stocks will not hold out long.
When they do 60 we must pay ad-
vanced prices; but in the meantime
take advantage of our good fortune.
Steel Beads. nc bunch.
Gold and Silver Beads. I7c bunch.
Indian Seed Beads. Ioc and NC.
Jewels, 3 I-3c, SC and 71zc for the
round ones.
Oblong Jewels. Ioc and I5c.
Bead Looms, 22c, 35c and 45c.
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silks In Mind Now.

Black surahs. for REFERS. 75c. 800.
S1.25 and $3.50.
japanese silks. Csc and soc.
Satins for art use. soc and 75c.
This silk store is ready-never so
ready in black silks as now; black
peau de soies, peau de cygnes, gros
grains, taffetas, luxors and so on;
silks for full costumes and separate
skirts.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
If he Smokes

Here are ash trays. pipe racks, cigar
and ash trays, even one for 25c; three
piece smoking sets. some clever ideas as
low as SOC. Other new ones. 65c to $500.
But the best of them are these AUTO
MOBILE SMOKING SETS. perfect little
machines turned out of maple, oak or
cherry. We have one special one as low
as $3.50. and from that, $500 $3.50, SO.
$3.T5 up to $500.
find it if you come late.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

Dressed Dolls, soc.
Bisque heads, composition bodies.
dressed. with cap to match and a little
muff. 13 inches tall.
Beautiful dressed dolls, CSC. with
bisque heads. sleeping eyes and curly
hair, nicely fixed up in fancy dress, with
ruffies and poke bonnet, short baby
socks and kid slippers II in. tall.
Doll Hammocks, 25c.
They're already strung up on stand
The next size is 40c.
Doll Buggies, 25c.
But look at them They are not cheap.
but reed with colored knobs, lined with
figured material. wooden wheels.
Reed Go-Carts.
Especially this one. vanished and
lined; has figured parasol steel wheels
$1.25.
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See the Hand kerchiefs.

And especially these 6ooo hand embroidered all linen andker
chiefs put out tomorrow Ioc.
Such beauty; 1ayietv: such ecouo,np ,ot u,
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
CHRISTMAS NEXT WEEK. BUY Now BUY

10 days TO do your Christmas buying.
Go 20 the store that's ready-Hale'
Ready 10 serve you quickly. saSely,
satisfactorily. Come this week-you
might be disappointed next week. So to
wait on all who'll want 10 come we will be
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

A sledge is slower than tackham-
mer; but
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
Christmas Bedding
Down Comforters.
White Wool Blankets.
Marseilles Bed Spreads.
Hemstitched and Embroidered
Bed Sets.

What could be more acceptable
And be more highly cherished?
Give the housewife a down COM
forter Gf she hasn't one already.
It's the fur wrap for the bed, with
the warmth and beauty and service
for her, and yet not heavy nor cum
bersome. S. 90 to $500.
The blankets are Of the best grade OF Calttor-
MIA wool: White, feecy. suggestive of COM
fort and warmth. $500. $3.50 $780, $1,000,
Si2.C0 and $500.
Marseilles bed spreads come in patterns and
styles only. 10 be had in Marseilles. 81 90,
$3.50. $500 and uD 10 $1,000.
Fancy Bed Sets.
The best Christmas suggestion of ALL In
these little Christmas boxes are a
sheet and two pillow cases fixed up
with hemstitching and insertion and
embroidery work in the latest and
prettiest ways. $500 to 1926 set.
Hemstitched Linen Sets.
For Christmas.
Table linens are dear to the housewife s
heart, for they express 10 the guest s
no words can the taste and thought of
the home. The coveted linens now are
those in which the cloths and napkins
match. Here are some of the sets.
hemstitched. already put up in pretty
Christmas ways: $500. $3.50. $500.
$500, $3.50. $1,000, up to $3.50 a set.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

gttab ab a 1 nd emane if easnthe
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Mems JeweIry.

Gold cuff links. SOC to $500 pair
Gold rings. plain or with settings,
$3.50 to $1,000.
Nickel-plated watch fobs. with seals
and other charms. SOC.
Cravat pins, SOC to $3.50. Solid gold
ones up to $3.50.
Watch chains.
And watches.
It's easy to think of sonnet
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
Things for his Desk.

Pen wipers, any number Of styles. 25c.
Paper weights heads of wolves.
horses, dogs or lions. 75c to $500.
Ink wells, csc to $3.50.
Desk blotters 65c to $500.
Paper cutters, 15c to s1.0Q.
Thermometers for the desk, soc to ST..
Calendar pads, Csc to $1.25.
ing for. him." The hard thing is t
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
/" HURRAH! HALB'S WIN.o

IN.
This the wndup of the
dagood brings doubt
this what Master Kenneth inspiration picture
his which to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

You
doll Ideals
t
of them
oS some beautiful
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

oI rs easy to think of something
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
THREE pRAY LOADS.
Company A Sends That Number
Ahead 70 RiIrv

There were three drsy loads OF harness.
cooking utenciis, stoves and every thing
mat is used by soldier while on duty.
loaded at the Rock Island freight depot
yesterday and billed for Fort Riley, and
company \ viii leave here this morning
to attend the fan maneuvers. which take
place az Fort Riley. lasting ten days.
The boys are well disciplined and are
glad TO 20 where they VIII see what is
done IN actual serxica
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
IS OF WICHITA eRowTH.
Miss Reed Ct "Alrhoase and CASTOR
Once Lived Here

Miss A-na Reed. playing the part a
Mis- Kaszen5ar1r1s@v II the play q al
phonse ard Castor presented AZ the
ToIsr last nlxhs. l. 2 wtchitz girl sAs
is a grssuas> Of the Carleton school and
OF TIE old Southwestern Business cSllese-
xfsSa RA>s i.<r wsehsta zkzossf f-~s<
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
DOUBLE ACTION HARP.
Fsbiani's Harp Received From Ton
den a Fine One

sisnor Fa5Tani has just received from
London me double action harp. One
Of the finest ever made and OF the largest
size. II was made by George Morley
IL Is s feet high with Is strings, from c
to A and is made Of birds-eye maple.
trimmed with gold. costing si,Oca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

years axo- Three years aga sbe atreuSe1
q rnarirk< performances AZ Denver Frszz
there sAe vert 70 Cnicaso ard sexaz her
stag NE shS hzs beer 1z.si@ . f4rsfits
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Mr. sns Nrs. se1rr P~yss7 81 Ns8-
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Samples Are Anxious and Waiting for Your Request Mail oyOw Nail Orders
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-05-23
Progressive Euchre.

All those who took part in the
Operctta on last Thursday nign.,
were entertained at a Progressive
Euchre by Mrs. y. \. Foster at
her home on Tuesday evening.
The tables were arranged on the
lawn which was brilliantly lighted
by lamps. 1t the conclusion Of
sixteen very interesting games,
followed tle distribution Of
prizes, al ii which were very
handsome and useful. The first
ladies prize, vase, was won by
Miss Martha Foster; the second, a
wrist bag, by Mrs. {. d. kemper;
the first gontieman's prize, a
leather collar and culf box, by
Mr.. W. L. Gates; the second, a
pearl handle knife by Mr.. w. A.
Moore; the consolation prize, a
Colonial picture, Mr.. c. D. Kem-
per; lone hand, a paper weight,
Miss Natalie Bodln and the BOBBY,
a miniature lowered parasol, by
Mr. Wilson McKerall.
After partaking Of refreshments
OF chicken salad, crackers and
olives, chocolate soda and straw
berry sandwiches, served by
Misses Rose and Martha Foster
and Natalie Bodin, the crowd re-
tired 10 the parlors, where they
enjoyed hearing two selections
read by Miss Rose Foster, vocal
solos by Messrs. c. D. Kemper
and Paul Kramer, and some selec-
lions Oh the piano by Mrs. Foster
and Misses Lobdell and Christian.
Mrs. Foster was the ever charm
ing hostess, her sole pleasure is
always to afford others pleasure,
and every evening spent in her
hospi,able home is one of perfect
enjoyment, this one proving no
exception.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-05-23
Special Meeting Board of Health.

Franklin, La, May 10, 1903.
Pursuant to call by the Chair
man, the Town Board Of Health
met this day in special session,
with all the members present ex-
cept Mr.. E. A. Delahoussaye.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson Nc
Kerall, duly seconded and carried
the following resolution was
adopted:
Notice is hereby given to the citizens
of the town of Franklin, that owing to a
general epidemic of Rabies or Hydro
phobia throughout the Parish and State,
it is deemed advisable by the City
Board Of Health to adopt some stringent
measure or precaution to protect this
community.
1t is therefore ordered that all dogs
running at large on the public streets be
killed Except such dogs as are properly
muzzled.) This proclamation will take
effect Wednesday, the Goth day Of May,
and to remain in effect until the 18th
day of September.
There being no further business
before the Board it adjourned.
BEVERLY w. SMITH,
Chairman.
". FL. LATHAM, Secretary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-05-23
PERSONALS.

Mr.. NJ Bell paid visi; to the OF
fields of Jennings this week.
Mr.. Henry Mayer and family ATTENDED
| the Reunion in New Orleaus this week
Mrs K. Z. Hine is spending a few
days in New Orleans with her daughter
Miss May,
Mrs. Chas. Frost and children. paid
a visit to relatives and friends in Patter-
son last Sunday.
Miss Tillie Crossing, of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, is on visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. NJ. Migeot, of Cen
treville.
Misses lnez Crask, Florence Bush and
Florence O'Nicll returned from the Nor
nal School, to spend their vacation
months.
Messrs. Frank Lagerman, of Baldwin,
and I. Champagne. of Charenton. wero
in town this week Oh business, and paid
the BANNER an appreciated visit.
Mr. Harry G. Trowbridge, who has
been at Trinidad for several months,
time with his mother. Mrs. E. q. Trow-
bridge.
Among those from Franklin who at
tend the Masonic gathering in Patterson.
last Sunday were: Judge A. c. Allen.
Mcssrs. f. c. Marsh, Henry McCardell,
Chas. Frost and Louis Hudgins.
Miss May Walker. Of Baldwin, State
President of the W. c. I. T., departed
this week with eight delegates to attend
the Worlds Convention, to be held in
Geneva, Switzerland shortly.
We take great pleasure in mentioning
that Miss Hazel Batemau. of this place.
and Miss Nan Todd, of Bayou Sale, were
among the graduates OF the Normal
School at Natchitoches, this session.
A most enjoyable day was spent on
Cote Blanche Island last Saturday by
Misses Troth, Williams, Lobdell. Kyle,
Smith, Collins and Christian, and Messrs.
Wilson McKerall, Tom Bodin. Clifford
Brown and Heno. Mrs. DR.. Foster acted
as chaperon.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-05-23
ShTE OF LOUISIANA.
2arl JUDICIAL District Court, Parish OF

u,
Mary.
successo1 OF George j. Bentz, decd. No :0ii
Byyirtl1e of an order issued out of the Hon
orablc 23yd Judicial District Court of the
Parish OfSt Mary, state of Louisiana. dated
the BIRD Gay of April, 1903, will offer for sale
for cash. for not less than o-thirds of the
appraised value, to the last and highest
bidder at the residence of the late George J.
Bcntz on the Alice C.. Plantation, in the Par
ish of It. Mary, La,
SATURDAY, TIE 30th DAY OF MAY, 1903,
between tn" hours of II O'Clock a. III. and
O'Clock p. III. the following described prop
erty wit:
An undivided one fourth interest in Alice
c. plantation living below the town of Frank
lin, La, st. Mary parish, on both sides of the
Bayou Tccl1e, containing about eleven hun
dred acres arabic and swamp land, bounded
above by the Moss tract and below by Car
den City plantation, together with all the
buildings and improvements, carts, mules.
| implements, etc. thereon situated, appraised
at $4,000.
An undivided fourth interest in the Moss
tract lying on both sides of the said Bayou
Teche below the town of Franklin in said
parish containing about two hundred acres
bounded above by Baker and Becne and be-
low by said Alice G. plantation, which to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments, mules, etc. thereon, appraised at
$500.
An undivided fourth interest in the Garden
City plantation containing about eighteen
hundred acres lying on both sides of the said
Bayou lecne, bounded above by the SalQ
Alice c. plantation and below by lands of
Kramer and Hanson Lumber Co. Ltd, to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments, mules, carts etc, appraised at $6,25O.O
An undivided fourth interest in the right,
title and interest of j. Warren Foster and
George j. Bentz, or of j. Warren Foster a lone,
in the following: The e LIZ of sec - in t. Is
T. east. IL of S. W. Ia of sec. IS, W. IL of
= W. ia. II. e. la of 5. W. III and the IL. III of
sec. 10 ID ). r. 10 east, appraised at $500 o..
All of which now constitute and compose
what is known as the Alice &. plantation.
MRS. ALICE MILLER BENTZ,
Administrators.