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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24
BADGES FOR OPIUM SMOKERS.
from American MEDICINE

government monopoly and a factory for the
preparation of opium has been established at
F'ukien, China Hereafter all opium smokers who
wish purchase the drug must obtain from this
establishment badges. which are of three classes:
First. brass badge, which is for the government
officials: second, paper badge which is for the
gentry. and third. wooden badge. which is for the
common people. On these badges written the
of the opium smokers, their ages. their ad-
dresses. and the quantity of opium they allowed
buy daily. which is to be decided and limited
by the government officials, and which cannot be
deviated from at any time. The interest Of Ameri-
cans for this news consists in the fact that from
the province OF Fukien come most of the Chinese
of the Philippines. The Manila Times even
thinks such a method of controlling the opiyno
abuse in our new dependency should he adopted by
government.
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THE RECORDS.
ANERIC,AN LEAGL I

The New York and Brooklyn National League
teams are having much misfortune since
their return home last week Rain has allowed
the Giants to play only two days since iast
Thursday and has given Brooklyn one day since
last Friday It has been particularly un1ortu-
nate for both teams, for playing such Sood pan
should have drawn large crowds. IL Is u"-
necessary to say that both teams could not pay
again yesterday on account OF RAIN /" Ia "'
- .rar,o Of the National League was played
Tho Giants are scheduled to meet the Gin
o,r,o+i nine at the Polo Grounds to-day. Inc
Rods have always acted "hoodoo to the
home team and much interest is manifested
among the fans to see if the Giants can overcome
This IN the present series. Trouble seems 20 De IA
store for the local nine this week IoI d 5;.t
So +aoTn To face Brooklyn meets the hdTu
hitting Chicago team to-day at Wash nt.ge eeH
Part< Good games should result III ooth ci'iV9-
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CLASS

The series is to be resumed in October when the
Baltusrol team plays at Morris County and Apa-
wants at Essex County. Both matches are TO take
place on October 3. In class 3 the schedule IS
as follows. October e. Richmond County, at Po"ei-
ion: EngleNood at Nassau; October &c. Powelton at
Harbor Hill and Richmond County at EngieWood;
The matches are taking place under the Nassau
system and will offer basis for the selection or
the Metropolitan team in the tri-City championship
with Philadelphia and Boston at Brookline, Mass.
q %
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HOBART BEATEN IN ENGLAND.

London June 23-The lawn tennis championship
games opened at Wimbledon to-day The presence
of Clarence Hobart. of America, and some Cont
mental players, gave International flavor to tho
meeting. Hobart won his tie in the open singles
championship defeating e. S Franklin 81. So
e. 60; but he beaten in the second round
by G. A Garidia, SIS, O.. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24
An LEADS FOR HANDBALL HONOR.

In the first half os the international hsndbau
match for tho championship of the world and side
stakes of $50, between Michael Egan of Jersey
City. the present champion. and Timothy Twohil
OF Kanturk Ireland the Irish champion Yesterday
Egans court. in Jersey City, Egan won all the
seven games played. Both principals viii san fer
Ireland the steamer Campania Saturday.
and the rest of the match viii be decided at Kan
turk. July Il.
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PRESIDENT TO ENTERTAIN Upton.
Sir Thomas Invited to Luncheon at the
White House.

Washington June 23.-Major General Coroin
and several other officials left here to-day for New
York 10 take part in the welcome to be extended
to Sir Thomas Upton The President has requested
General Corbin to invite Sir Thomas to take lunch
con with him at the White House Friday afternoon,
If that is not convenient to dine with MIN iater
at his country homo at Oyster Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24
NORRIS CUPS AT RockAwAY HUNT.

The Rockaway Hunt Club will start It's golf
season on July with a competition for cups pre-
scented by Alfred /. Norris. On that day there
will he q qualifying round IN mems four ball
fulrscrne. and four pairs making the lowest net
scores viii play of ct handicap march play, the
aggregate team score at each hole count Other
prizes have been offered subsequent tourna-
Inepts and the season promises capital sport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24

Toronto. June "a deal was practically carried ca
through to-day by which Toronto Will get Fa'
billiard of Newark. in exchange Tor Lewis g. ~ IT,
and Golden billiard who WILL play SeIi'ie io1 ~
ronto is expected here tomorrow
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New-york.

f II. Byers. up in last years amateur
championship. has established a record of 20
for the links OF the Allegheny Country Club. The
previous record was 70, held by O. D. Thompson.
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GOLF.
BaItuTol Leads in WOmcn's Team
Cham pionship.

Only match remains to be played in the team
championship Of the Womens Metropolitan Golf
Association before the midsummer interval This
IS between the Nassau and Powelton teams at the
latters links in Newhurg. Baltusro thus far heads
the list in Glass A series. while in Glass B
FngIewood and Richmond County tied with two
wins each. The standing OF the teams is as fol-
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NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The women of the Montclair Golf Club will hold
round robin tournament the first round which
is 70 take place to-day. The following is the re-
suit of the team match between the Westchester
and the New-York golf teams:
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wINsLow YALE's BASEBALL CAPTAIN

New-Haveu. Conn June 23-The Yale baseball
team tonight reelected Burnside Wtnslow. %,
ca plain. WinsIow has been the varsity for
three years. His home is in Philadelphia
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BASEBALL.
Rain Again Postpones National
Games in This City.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

NATIONAL LEAGUE
St Louis :; Boston. O.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
,. = r,e.-oi, ST Louis. 6. Philadelphia q
Chicago. :: Washington, -
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

eAcTcsG.--At Shcepshcad Ba=, Washington FaTK' De
trcsr Louis
fASEBAII.-Nstioaal League: tincinraI' ,o=+o-.
Brooklyn. 81 Louis al heSoIl'
Pittsburg at Philadelphia American League: So
yo-k 81 Cleveland Washington at Chicago PINE
doiphia al at Louis: Boston. at Detroit
Tn>fs-Tnyf,a;lcn Crescent 4. g; National " omen
championships. al Ehiiadephla. Heh S4'ei'0 '-'
round. srdsiey.
e-pTCEET-Phfadefphl Msrylebonc at IIoTd g Lon
dom Paterson VS. Brooklyn, al Prospect Park
HaNDRAI.I.-worIds championship, at Esan's jersey
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Tv.1b hits-C7av1son 0 Erie1- Base On oals-+II
Coburn MetcaIf Chitteuden. Cote. Barrss "a. Patton
Off Stephenson. Stiln1a1 on bow
man Randall Struck out-By Coburn Parton, West
colt hv Bowman Stephenson. Cohuru- Double plays
Coburn Randall Randall 10 Carr stolen oasss-Mat-
- Sacrihce hits-Chittendeu. C'Ftourke, Garrison
Passed baIIsWinsow. herman Hit BY pttcned oall--
FIits-F4arvard with a total OF IA bases
YaIe With q total OF 10 bases. Umpire-S1r- O-Dea-
Time, $40. Attendance, 400.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
,.,., -. ~, vorz pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Chicago Brooklyn. 81 Lculs at DoS''''
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
-. vi, -. rqo,.,ar3 Washington at Chicago
tsosto- ~ f,ctroit Philadelphia at St Louis
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

A. Detroit 4 4 n n q o. :
Batteries-Young and Crger: Donovan and M''1u''7
I
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Oh C. by Sir pixon-Arcadia: H NJ Zeigler ... 81 200
=. by Onondaga-Janice II: Z. 1.15O
jr....,., -. -. -. '.... 2 900
Br C. by imp Esher-Aforeda: = E Seaeranl..... 600
Oh c by imp Fsher-Feisen: s J. I44wlor. 300
Brown -1..-...... 900
by imp Jennie: c. r Ellison.
Brown -. ...'........ 3 900
r c. by imp Esher-Ollie Dixon: Andrew Miller. 1850
= T. by Dixon Backheart: H NJ Zeiger..... 1000
mstun: " Hendrie -..'. 4..1 100
B c. by Handsome-Ladv Richmond: r. 1900
Brown LOO
Brown .. ''.. a ae. - 900
by imp. Esher-Graylocll: F. Farrell. 900
Brown ..... -t.1".... 500
h Z by Hindoo-Cherry Blossom: NJ Murphy.
f. hy INN Esher-AIe-nnet:
Oh f. by imp. Esher-Yvete: Captain s s Brown 800
Oh by imp Esher-Vodka: ! Z Seagram 500
Brown 1000
Csfferty ......s............. -. ..o... 600
Oh by ArplegateCook: J McCanerty....... 500
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-,urrAGO. !: wAsHINGTON. .

Chicago = n n n n q " II =
Cnlcago- -, '--'--'' q o o q = o
WSsnagt. PATTERSON and slaery; Patteu Wilson and
Drill. Attendance. LEU.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
TORONTO. 6; wORCEsTI

| - T. H E.
! At Toronto = = n n . z "a Il
Toronto ...-.---------0 y 0 o o.
Ps+teres-Briggs and loft Falkenberg and McCauley
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$500 FOR eLUEs's BROTHER.

The yearlngs from the Raceand and Highland
studs sold the Fasig-Tipton sales pad
docks yesterday and the best total sales of the
were recorded. Thirty-seveI: head sold for total
Of $685.. Afte: lively bidding the chestnut
colt by Sir Dixon-Bonnie Blue I'd. p full brother
o Blue Girl Blues and Blue Ribbon. was knocked
down Captain s. s. Brown, for $500. The ether
sales Of 81 were:
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ST. LOUIS. 3: BOSTON. o.

sT. LOUIS 3; BOSTON' u =
At Boston . = n q n a n q q "a !
81 lEouIS--' q o o o o o % - Ntor.n
Boston bosdes and oNef1; Malarkey and MORAN
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ST. LOUIS. 6: PHILADELPHIA 5.

81 Lo4o' - II. H 2.
G. Al r1oTn,s. ''a92 % * 10 I
~ ~, -, 5oIIbia 3 . o O o o =" 10
IPRs+terfies-PoweU and Kahoe; Bender Hen'y anu "
ers. Attendance, 300.
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erx-a RacE-For three-yesr-oics and upward: non
winners in 1919 $1,000 nil. and g sixteenth
IS Slu2 IS
Ats 1875 FioThan4 20
ElyrnE Jjb.-.-.-.----.- 1e1i
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n1-r,rA1o. Is. PROVIDENCE. !.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
n,rIAso TO GO TO TORONTO.

sprinsaeld-sprtngheld. ;: New-Haven. " Ceisi
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sHEEPsHEAp ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

-IFs- RACE-For FLIES years old. carry lis
ros.na. Last axe farlangs OF Tutarity Course.
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rBattsd Tor Cote N nlhlH INNING
Harvard -----------------.--f s 40
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FOURTH RACE-THE RoChAUAT CUP; steeplechas.
hunters four years CID upward Full steeple-
chase course about two miles and q half
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FIFTH RACE-SellinE; , Years and h ridden
by Jockeys Who never ridden d winner: / mile.
Nurrsvs Oh. Flsra. hy F1ambeaU
= ~ Hodges 81 81
r. rur. 1n2 tSchoenl , 2t--1 II
softer . leo .-.---....tV. Mulhoandl Isl 81
The Tslsn1sn. :. as Rollinsl Il 70 I and TO J.;
7ohhinet . - Racine - 70 and n 20 !: Cardigan;
:, Jos ,CSoo6chiob. l. 70 snG !. Tioga f6
& 10 and TO !: Polite B. % (Seider). 70 10 and
:. and Refornsr. 4 ~ Travis 6 ! and !
also start GOOD. Won driving. Time 1888
SMITH RAcE-Iiandicap. and I-lG miles
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MORE RIOTS.

2kDisturbances Of strikers are not
nearly as grave as an individual
disorder of the system. Overwork,
loss of sleep, nervous tension will
be followed by utter collapse, un-
less a reliable remedy is imme-
diately employed. There's nothing
SO efficient to cure disorders of the
Liver or Kidneys as Electric Bit
tiers. It's wonderful tonic, and
effective nervine and the greatest
all around medicine for run down
systems. 1t dispels Nervousness.
Rheumatism and Neuralgia and
expels Malaria germs. Only Soc,
and satisfaction guaranteed by I.
]. Liable Druggist.
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HYMENEAL.
SCHWARTZ-PICARD.
Especial to the Picayune.)


Biloxi, Miss, March 1O.-The
social event of the season tran
spired to-day in the happy con-
summation of the marriage of
Miss Sophie Picard, second daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sarah Picard, and a
popular and attractive Biloxi girl,
and Mr.. K. Schwartz. prosper
GUS and highly respected business
man of st. Martinville, La. The
ceremony was performed at Z
o'clock this evening at the home
of the brides mother, on Main
Street, which had been appropri-
ately and beautifully decorated
for the occasion. Rabbi Max Hell
Ter, of New Orleans, a longtime
friend of the family, ofioiated &C
cording to the rites of the Hebrew
faith. The bride was magnificent
ly robed, and, in ell the beauty of
young and attractive womanhood,
was the object of sincere admira-
ton of many friends, who wished
her the fullest fruition of her
brightest and truest hopes. The
| couple were attended by Miss
Refine Picard. sister.of the bride,
and Mr.. Abe Rosenberg. of New
Orleans, Sam Picard. brother Of
the bride, gave her away. There
were present from a distance the
following: James Simon, st. Mar.
1tinville, La; Nathan Dreyfous
Maurice Goldstein, Leon Cohn
IN. Elias, Mrs. l.. Schwartz ant
family, r. w. Mock and Miss
Mock. from New Orleans and Mr.
and Mrs. e. Weldon and Mrs. Man
sfeld, of Scranton. The presents
were numerous and costly. The
happy couple left on the night trair
for Pensacola, whore they viii
spend while before returning t.
st. Martinville, where they vii
make their home. The bride wal
one of the most popular of th,
younger set of girls. and Biloxi
gives her up with regret, bu
wishes for herself and her hus
band happiness and prosperity il
their new life.
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BY virtue of an order and a commits
sion from the Honorable the Nineteenth
Judicial District Court OF the State Of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of st.
Martin, to me directed. as Administra-
tor of said Succession will offer FOR sale
and will sell or canss to be sold by any
duly authorized and qualified officer, at
Public Auction to the last and highest
bidders at the Court House door in the
Town of st. AIartinville. beginning at 10
O'clock a. IN, on
Thursday, March IL, 1903,
the following described property belong
ing to the Succession of Joseph Lee
Orsot, situated in the Parish OF st. Mar
tin, in the manner following tO-wit:
LIST. The undivided One fourteenth OF
that tract Of land situated in this Pa
IRISH, measuring about Seventy five SUI
perficial arpents, bounded East BY land
of Jules OrsOt, West by Road, South by
land of Joseph Theriot and North by
land of Cesaire Orsot.
End. The undivided One-FOurteenth
of that tract of land situated In the
same Parish, measuring Thirty four su-
perficial arpents bounded North by the
tract aboye described, South by land OF
Joseph Theriot. East by land OF J. B.
Rochon and West by land Of c. 7. Cade
or assigns.
Bird. The undivided One-FourteeRth
In and to certain mules, moyables fur
niture, fully described In the Public in
vantory made of the Estate Of PAMELA
Guillory. Probate Docket No. 5000. (The
said PAMELA Guiilory the mother Of
Joseph Lee Orsot. being the deceased
wife Of Euzebe OrsOt.
Terms and conditions-CASH.
st. Martinville, La, February 8. 1908
up. HARRISON.
Administrator
Martin & VOORHEES,, Attorneys.
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We publish in this paper, this
week, the charter of the st. Mar
tin Grocery Limited, which was
organized the past week by home
people, with a capital stock of ten
thousand dollars. to dc the whole
sale grocery business. Such an
institution was needed here, and
being in the hands of business
men Of experience, we predict a
success for this new enterprise.
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Probate Docket No. 3lO3.
10th Judicial District Court.
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of st. Martin.

Whereas John Springfield, Of Iberia
Parish. Louisiana. has filed his petition
in this Office applying to be appointed
Administrator Of said above mentioned
and entitled Succession.
Now therefore Public Notice is hereby
given to all parties interested to show
cause II any they have in.writing with
in ten days from this publication. why
said application should not be granted
and said appointment made as prayed
for.
Witness the Hon. T. Don Foster. Judge
Of said Court, at st. Martinville, La,
this End day Of March A. d. 1908.
AT D0MENGEAUx,
Clerk Of Court.
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The Married Ladies Club.

The club named above was pref
tily entertained Thursday evening
last, by Mr.. James Simon; a game
of euchre was played, and resulted
in Mrs. L. V. Simon winning the
first prize, a pretty pair Of statu-
cites, and Mrs. Edgar E. VOORHEES,
winning the second prize, a dozen
of pretty ice cream saucers, conso-
lation prize was given to Mrs. w,
M. Williams, a small vaze.
The gentlemen's prizes were cap.
tured by Mr.. Dan DeBlsnc, the
first, fine silk umbrella, and Mr..
A. G. Goulas, the second, a nice
pearl handle pocket knife, the con.
ISOLATION went to Mr.. Eddie Gui.
rard, small mirror.
After the game of euchre nice
supper was served to the guests.
Mrs. Simon was assisted in en-
tertaining her guests by Misse'
Lillia Bienvenu, Lizzie OBannor
and Mrs. Rena Simon and Mr.
Palmer Bienvenu.
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FOR SALE.

/ town lot BY Commercial Rank 'front.'
ing Main street measuring So feet front
BY 10 feet deep. Price $500 for whole
lot or $3.50 for half Of same. For fur
Their information apply to
M-s-y-m. RHYMES q FLEMING.
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II its q bilious attack. take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and 4
quick recovery Is certain. For sale 81
T. j. Liable.
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LOCAL NEWS.
x x X y

ward was In town attending to
some business Tuesday.
Mr.. james Simon attend the
Schwartz-Picard wedding in BIZ.
loxi, Miss, this week.
X. Schwartz & Co., are Offering
surprising bargains in the balance
of their fall and winter goods.
Mr.. Richard Eastin is getting
ready to build store on the
property of her mother. Mrs. W.
b. Eastin, near the bayou, on
Bridge street.
Fancy goods for Waists and all
kinds of novelties now to be seen
at K. Schwartz & Co.
We are requested to say that
a special meeting of the Catholic
Knights of America will be held
tomorrow, Immediately after high
mass.
Misses Louise and Cidalise
Ducrest have returned from New
Orleans, last Saturday after ha-
wing passed several weeks there,
visiting relatives.
For pretty novelty Goods be
sure to visit the store of K. Sch,
wartz & Co.
Mr.. L. j. Liable made visit to
New Orleans this week to dispose
of the Water Works and Electric
Light bonds, and succeeded in.
floating the bonds at par.
We learn that Mr.. Dan De-
Blanc is contemplating the bull
ding of second story on his home
on Bridge street, which, when
completed will make him one of
the fine residences in town, In q
central location.
For fresh groceries, and low
prices, be sure to buy from Edwin
| Gneriniere, Jr:, he keeps the best
1 and sells at the lowest prices.
Dr.. w. j. Rhymes has this week
received regular physician car
riage, which is entirely closed with
glass panels, ia which the doctor
can brave any kind of cold or
rainy weather.
! Mr.. Louis F. Gary spent the
week in New Orleans, he went as
a delegate from st. Martin lodge
| No. 1928, to attend the meeting of
the Grand lodge, Knights Of Hon.
or, which met in that city this
week.
I Those Of our rice planters who
need SEED RICE would do we'll
to call on Mr.. L. Bienvenu. You
can save money by buying from
him, and have the advantage to
see what you are buying. Sample
can be seen at this Office.
i A Musical and Grammatical en-
tertainment will be given by the
young ladies of St. Martins Acade-
my on Easter Sunday for the ben
eft of their school. The drama to
be played is entitled The Witch
of Bramble Hollow.
n Those in need of Fall and Win.
ter Goods can secure real good
bargains by visiting the store 81
K. Schwartz & Co., they are sell.
ing that line of goods at bargains
prices.
Mrs. w. M. Williams and chill
drens, daughter of Judge Edward
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NOTICE.

Having purchased the Millinery store
Of Mrs. CasImir Witt. we solicit the
patronage Of our friends and the pub
lie.
Misses OdiIe and Ina French.
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For Rent or Sale.

Rice farm, with pumping plant, and
first class well,-fOr particulars apply to
DIR. j. s. MARTIN.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of Louisiana. Parish Of st. Martin
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State Of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, IS,


Lucas County. IS.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of f. ].
CHENEX & CO.. doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of CATARRH that cannot
be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
CURE. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December.
A. ID. 1886.
(~ a. w. GLEASNN,
3sEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
1y. and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
T. j. ci.EYEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggist. I5c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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NOTICE.
DEMAND OF ADMINISTRATION.

In the matter Of the Estate Of VICTORIA
YOUNG,
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March 1903.

the following described property 'o-wit:
The Irrigation plant. machinrI J, tools,
buildings and implements, canal rights
OF way. privileges, appurtenahces of all
sort and nature, being and situated in
the Parish Of st. Martin. La, on that
tract Of land leased from Thadeus Ash
ford. measuring 60 arpents. bounded
north by property Of NJ. L. & T. R. R.
South by land Of H. Rochon, East by
Teche and West by land of 7. Ashford.
Sold s, satisfy said above mentioned
writ.
Terms and conditions CASH.
Shcrlff's Office this 2lst day Of Febru-
~ A. n. 1908.
%. BADON, Sheriff.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-03-14
10th Judicial District Court.


Whereas Robert Martin Of the Parish
OF st. Martin. Administrator of the
Aforesaid Succession has filed In the
Clerk Of Court Office OF the 10Th Judi
cisl District Court Of the State Of Lou
isiana. holding session in and for ths
Parish Of st. Martin 9 Final Tableau Of
Classification and distribution Of the
Aforesaid Estate.
Notice Is hereby given to the Creditors
and heirs Of said Estate and to all 9TH
srs whom II may concern to show cause
II any they have on or before the 18TH
day Of March 1908. why said tablead
should not be homologated IS prayed for.
Clerks Office this 3rd day OF March A.
b. 1903. 81
Az. DoMENeEAux.
Clerk Of Court