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eoar taEvoRroN.
Slilton uertold spent M ,ntny

poar saEvoRroN.
SliItou uerrold spcn, M ,nday at
'h,mokin.
Che, Keller and wife of Sclins-
rave Mere IN town Sunday.
Aibert Rinc of Mckees Half
Feis was All early caller In town
unlay. lie was accompanied home
" his grand mother, Mrs, House.
worth.
Joo. |. Cnarles, who is employed
IN Nerm"nt, is home On a vacation,
Jno. Michael aud daughter Helen
spent Sunday at Suubury. lis
mcther, Mrs, Geo, Michael, sister
Miriam aud brother Jerry accom-
panied him home.
\, 4, llerrld. wife aud son Reno
spent MONDAY at Millersbu,v.
Misses Toledo lloutz. Kathryn
Long aud Anna Mcconnell. three
Shamokinites, were the guests oi II,
+. Charles and ttmily Sunday.
=. i, Steilen aud wife. Jerre Sny-
der and lsom l'ingamau attended
the N. Opening of the Trinity u. Il.
church at Mckecs Halt Falls Sun
day,
Geo. |. Flanders and wife were
to Independence Sunday to sec the
latter's mother Mrs, Louisa Car
we'll.
Samuel lleintslemau and wife,
Mr. Mar,2 and Daisy lleintzlemau
Of Sunhury were the welcome guests
f the formers aunt Mrs. Mary A.
Arnold.
5, =, Stetlen has accepted IT.
crNtive position at Halifax
Jno. Hermld of Northumberland
wife aud children spent Sunday
WIN ms parents Nwarn uerro,u
and wife.
!, f. Arnold of Shamokin spen,
Sunday and Monday with his tathe,
!, Calvin Arnold. Ed, was pleas.
antly surprised to ser the eStensiv,
improvements his father made n,
the old homestead.
Misses Cora Reicheubach ant
MlGe kwhbs ot Dundorp called W
the latter's sister, Mrs, A. W
Aucker Sunday afternoon.
JerN Bogar attended to business
at Liverpool Monday.
! Presiding Elder Ressler of Johns
town was in town Saturday.
Ed. Rambo is the proud father o
avoung daughter.
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w. S-IELlt.W- NfLL.l.

TIE Irsthc setrvgls up-asc MOP
t.rr, os,r- IT.
Jurr 5ristrg-, p.-s Visiting q;
Eautz s5uaoa1
H. I. E.sress1s.- tauIe5 rad u
,,Jlsst.es T. tvNr
gsse. isieiIsi,i,aen's mvved 70
tgwu sas; J t,ssc.a,.
Mis-, Jsnuls t5aas oi Harrisburg,
n Niasllig Al lywr.
Calvin Minluu neu' q SunDBy
~ s,a uis ys:tyr, iat
Dur Bapc furnished mtlsic al
bafuncs p,op.c Satufoay
j " S.eivaf y asakiDy IA
plpse,a,uts VI ht peoyerty
n.sr tA.,& B.y.e, u tA@Ds,uig
X r.6,t,lg a Geo Eros.uy
Clo,e, Sclpee q Mifii.nbury !.
vlsiJlDg tr.eDda aDd re.aLyes ~ tn
.vcaiii,
ps.ec k4peu L4s eDs4sed J. a
ol4d.e ly reDl.el hl Dpe@"l.e4i
ttp4T ln+clIlgcfg
1Le j. =. {. VI a, LaiI u uiL
p.soe Las lately leeu e4pipped Yid
~ e.oe-r.e E.D luslailed by JAal
W J>oycr
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Widows Appraisemeuts.

Notice Ia hereby given that the .luO..,
Widows Appraiscmcnts under the 800 ~
have been filed with the Clerk o, the orv,u
Court OF Snyder County for confrmatO,
Monday, tie Sth day OF October, A.D.lM
/. Appraisement OF Catherine Lon. vss
of Joseph II. Long, late of Selinsgrove. ssyss
County, Pa deceased, elected to be iAksf a
der the 1900 exemption law.
>. Appraisement OF Sarah Lssher. vilur q
Robert Lcsher, late OF Monroe tow lshg. syI
der County, Pa. deceased, elected 10 Os az
under the $3.50 exemption law.
8. Appraisement o, Amanda wagns; viar
OF Edward Wagner, late Of West Besvs' wv
ship, Snyder County, Pa, deceased, elscsi :
be taken under the $500 exemption isv.
4. Appraisement OF Mary P. Lsuisn,sss,
widow OF D. W. Laudenslager, lat o. sens
grove, Snyder County, Pa, dece ,-et stxS
to be taken under the 500 eI,spsG
law.
s. Apprsisenent to Annie s. Haines, vias'
OF Horace Haines, late OF West Besy.' ss'
ship. Snyder County. Pa, decease1 ssss
30 he taken under the $500. exemption isE.
o. AppraiseGnent OF Margaret J. einss'
widow Of Palmer y. Stimeling lat Of fsss
lin township Snyder County, Pa dse1~i
elected TO he taken under the so sIsspaa
law.
7. Appraisemsnt of Elizabetn kIhf1
widow "f Euos Klingier. late Of Penn 90
ship, snydef County. Pa. deceassd e4ec'es
i,s taken under the $500 exenption lar.
o. M. SHirDEi, Z err "
hiddisDafg, Ps.. September o, IyJa.
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NETTZ'S VALLEY.

Willie u. Neitz Of Mexico was
Visiting be grand father over Sum
Day.
Mr.. Maud Martin left for Nexi-
o. Sunday.
Capt Gso. Kuhn goes " Pallas
70 teach pusie.
JOIN y. Marks war . visitor u.
oe5DsyroYs Saturday.
JaeJ5 Hendricks makes ~cca-
sionsI e4ps " sehnsgfoye Oh busi'
nsss.
IIese jteiaitaeb, one of on,
youny aud progressive farmers, wil
heip q dispense justice at court.
Soupesyloor W. a. Nagle repairef
tile tyads in the lower end u ia,
yaJley
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VIA 4. -iie

~ li,' fsS dlJaiyos lIUiAg'' TiHIvs.
wi w. Ll tlJa ! $. inTlH-' ctrr: saw
ANUS Iisz fav 's'a aig.i.i' lsu
result i-fxushs i,,ng nnans To-
saisg-rls,ail v tls ,5rG5tl ss1ulinq
Of -,a4siipainn s,-.it5papa ", -.rs,-'
ryua. - Euis t.sv Lis Pl,s
44a-.r i-aaGps;e ins IT. saai.n
~ La,ra.g irr <0 = .nmde-
,s,t. Lto -, piragull G ssasnmi
haH.s.. 4, v ,Sar.,sa., S.sn..
.le1-
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REGISTERS NOtices

Notice 10 bsTsby given that tht iy''vs
nAIlsd persons have fiied heir Adm lhis'is'
ousTdian and EgaautoIs asao ,nt ir lug "a
taT's DBiae ~ sUydes cou,,ty anf sDe
will be presented Tor e1nh'n,tlpn sua -
anes ~ iLe Couli House - hiddi sDs'E iA'
Monday, DsiobsI oh, 1893
!. gDsl and final ,.enDuSt VI D-Y'a A
gsJ, adJDiIIisiIaiDT ~ lhe tsla.e " av"sa
sHydeT, Iaie ~ Union 1orasbir. as'yo-'F.'
., AGe9ggi ~ Lucy 4. Aigls' aim H''4'
~ ibs sstate ~ Jerpmr y, AlsIs', 's.e o. 20
Tgp, deesssed.
=, ftrai and Bin.i acGDpDt Di ka.' =
yicbi adlpiaisiIstrls ~ she eassta ~ S'''
ubicb, iale ~ ssiiHserypl de.e-sr'
D. Fra and Final ape IuDt u . r -
Sdgiigi4igsi1T ~ Ibs ealaln ~ hsy p
man, lsse gjsppas Township, dee4-'''~
D. Aeeqpai ~ Afs. Nasss LyHg, ..s'''s'
iriy itbe eslate ~ ~ ~ " L,Ns' -
sellpsstgye, deess9ed
E figa, epj FipA qgDt n Aa'o'
s1iaini4iratqre Q, T. a,gi tne eststs "t p'.s
Bailey. laie N hepfqe ipsnshlp, es9s~'
T. FiWI ssd Figai % gpf sih d. 20,
Eseelier ~ De eslale qi s.,i-q Fs''-'''s
u Adams FgPr dee'd
y Supplemental o. lRi " is.S.
apd William WeIapd ,eepigD n -
~ JNlebsel = Weland ltw ~ "es' se''"
Iseessed
2. FlFsiepq Fipql aeeqpHi ~ 9eD'sst
Easoaia " ihe eslale NJ pamasl Ais,'N
n Perfy issHshIp ieesesed ~
~ u, ", HIiI.sibv
SldaIs1qF s'p' ~ isp
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kREAMER.

Samuel Ellinser went tc Sclins-
grove, Monday,
Miss Sallie Aurud wen, To Sci
iusgnve Monday
The scMs,ls Vt Miido,rsk town
ship will open Apr Ia,
Mrs lev, Eniley has been sick
tor the last wNk.
Jn~ khnglcrls moved to a farm
oeSr ksut1 Thursday.
Geo. Rowe, who was away work
ioG, NSme home to stay,
Ollie Hummel is softc'ing from
sn injured hand.
\. {, Sutehos trcS drive to
Mitfijnhurg, Sunday
Dr. +, ", T~nl bought a buggy
from \. G. Gutelius Thursday
The editor OF the poSv was seen
in town last Friday.
Mrs, Geo Hose made visit to
her hushsnd in Nsnville.
:, +, MsSs~ snd wife spent Sun
day with his uncle in Msyepps,
John Rover has keen losdiug sew
ers. csr-losas ot peaches this fall.
Grover Smith, who is working ST
lewistown, was home over Sun
dxV.
Frank Roush, who is working in
New Jersey, u visiting his parents
S, RoUsh.
Wm. Hummel who is working st
pittshure came home on account a; s
hsrnt hand,
Geo. Nace'> two children are SICK
with typhoid fever,
Ms Low Erdley alsc Is sick,
Mis- Ligzie Rowe, who snent
scvers. weeks al psyino>, ha> re-
turned home.
s T. Ailh;sh and family Of Sell
i6sgrove spent Sunday afternoon
witt 4, {. Smiths
Grover Smith of I.ewistown
Junction spent Sunday with his
mother and hcsi girl.
A numher Of our men who have
been lsid OF from work al Clifford
have heeu called to work again.
Henry Grower and wife ii Lew
ishurc art visiting Their FRIENDS and
Relatives u I'm, placs.
Hen~v G1raover and w-iie ot Lew
isnurg -psm SATURDAY and SUNDAY
witt friend, IL IowL.
trlnf Seaman anC Tnna. Sanex
wert nom, over Sunuay. Tney ART
working n 14ewtstpwL,
Z nar-v u SaiInsrruve vuunc
lo...= Ila=-sc through ne-t lbs. fr,-
CIV going Il Aludtenu-r im cnal,
sunIrsc
,acul :. 1urailH 1nuf L d-iv. Il
>eiInsrrovt IL uI. ui liz fines, INK
surrnv4 1na- WIZ avg, u-uurlr II
tln cuun-v
Aivn i.uusi u -awislcvI IN.
! Iui.ilI t.utasl VI nipnimll. Y. !.
ny. Il. hume vlsTIng Tl,ar II-lls,.,
In t,ulaL.
Mis- Maur E7lu.ila., uns U LII.
iads u urr liiHe2 vasIr IL oglnrr-
vile ylirr, SIP gsIHers IL t.aai
scimu -rna wlIIts..
IL i 1..lyi,.r lms L sDl,sptiit .lg,s'
lirtes Oiltil uIIt -lllR iiR uIlD l,s:a-
aay u ,aeu w,.,sE. 1ds iaR us,v
wrlFstisr ,a,r,s1s 1u sais.
Il G'te,rs, pu nuggy iupuu
iac-ussr ~ tns j,.a.s- tmR pu. -,
imui, a-.,a, NJ. Misaus ine ;,vir
Eaa,- .,=a. ,p u,,ln 10 fie .sma,
n h, 5l,numa aiG iamiy .
-eawa,pvl as' N.ia,l,ig t,,sr )a,r
,:ul ~ l5,nuu.a watts Li.s l.s-.
s,;ii ~ ne af,t,.eSs a l4e,~ Ia.vNr.
% Emrutarf AipNm sass's VN''
.nl par " :,'e 'amufs c'a"r va
i,e. ,aen ~ ;yr .hr ssa' L.gph
mag a.f", SO .,u,ap " Ma u
Lon-s
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SEllNSGHoNE,

Sm in Perry township
J. Z. .s>,k of New York was a.
visitor to town over SUNDAY,
Rr,nG Potter Was = visitor a, TIE
home IT his parents last week.
Mrs. T. ksnty " Washington is
>iSi0nS lrtSove> in this s,>'t,on,
The NJ. +. : S,h>,l held their
Harvest Rome eNcNSS,'> SUNDAY
RSrrv Conrad l. home tor th,
puq>,Sc u attending the lu;vrr-
>,tN.
IN, Hsud furnished the musi,
70, Jho rjcmc st krs,gerviile SSt-
uciav.
Nj. NcElosSev, ot I>rA Haven
w-ss 8 VISITOR 70 town several dsN-S
las NecS,
4. =. Mefsev took = Grip to Nir-
GINS las, week in the interests ct
ths firm
Miss Minnie Goctne, returnei to
her duties nj SerwsrS, where she y
teaching
Mis- Il. +. Swinefocd returned 70
phils. after pleasant solouvn in
thi> Sert,on.
Mrs. Harvey Miller and son al
Cleveland, srent sCvers dsNs among
FRIENDS ,sSi week.
Wm, DAVIS the p,cture man, v-ss
cui ou q trip is>t week, through
Perry snd Mifiiiu counties.
The Rorc Courci. psS>ei al or
diusnce authorizing the putting
ocwr q. sddinoua. sewerage.
n +. 7 WagenSelier and wife
sn6 grsro daughter, Mis- Marc
Suvoer s-rlrAd hp-e FRIDAY.
Bmanue. pawhus sol of our
sownsmsE, l. T. Pawhne, returned
to h,> scioo. 5Dtic> near psoh.
Rrv e. ". j1enSzler snd family
~eturnc5 thursday from Phila.,
whert tne'->rent then vacation.
Miss "a Hummel, who has
heen or r-it 10 tine Western mart
a; the o.ate, returned nome last
'vvreE.
Rey. ". IA. W0lgemuth ureach-
ed very interesting sermon III
] rInlrv Lutheran Church, SUNDAY
evening
In. snGe faC,Orv :, kept ve-v
nuSy. Tne addition which tnav arr
nulldIuc /. IN 1acJU~v = anurnscl'-
IL. cumuletlm
/ Mean. VI agensslie- + sI,enu-
Iur sHvera aavs VIII n.s narenys.
+. W. tner relurI I, III, duues
q / i. pniE
NJ = l. Dome, anc sun- q
X ssmuCIu / (. ist- 10, tneI-
nom. Muna3v a-te, month"; piea--
III vIsl amuu- IrisnG-
bv anucne- weeE ". vii uavt
2 II. s-uueuI- witt u Il lore. n tn
-urve-sIrv uneHel : ueslav anC IN.
uuUIl scnUui. u AuHuay
~ -ever, IIai sIurn uasssl
uve. luwl arc ImmeuIaE VICINITY
-E:uraa- GtIsrnUuL Isrusus wsrs
spmieg gIH up tree usmut.C q
mHu' umg aIR Isavsc L iasEsl
penrIy tliF.=-iUurfB " III Iuu,
aup o. IL, lIaI w.rs u Iar,n Is
valuuta uu lna ha. am -Hlg-t
9 Ires U.w.- H. Ia-gs D. -tiIcAu-'
NUT I'm wa, iip Iitzfvpss W
III p ln,. arrs tira rUsuIy-aDP uAl
e.u-u o "" N.ai- agL
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Jury list.

List os 0r mi Ia 'or- ~ SEQ tls ,h. n
oyer AMI Tcrniher aud snd yrnr al y,
very aud 90 ,r, OF Quarte sr-.ion ~ IA. !,
cf Snyder County hsld as Octobcr r.,.
m n'aneing Monday, OF q. i9f.
ohATD,jutoRs.
Name. Occupation. ite-iirlc,.
boreman, Lincoln iarmur Ntaus.
Benter, Michael, s,ddlrr. jfrtean
hinRamau, Daniel. lt., iabotef. "a ltn,,,.-
Charles, n. y ,,a.mith sshnsgtovs
fee-e, Ner NJ, farmer. lesvet
relker, Chas n isburet bct,et
aelnest samuel farmer Channan
Gilbert Manus iaboter neaver
uarman R,swe,i farmer Washington
uubert James brick layer Monroe
Herman Charles labptcr mia llectees.
Hartman Job fa,m.r Adams.
Kline John W farmer Adams.
N'ssinuer Chas farmer washin ,ton
ktat,es Milton farmer franklin.
Wensle ph lip farmer Perry.
Mnutct jacob n farmer Middlec,eeL
s'abi Hiram ishur.t Monroe.
shawset Joseph lnbptrt Adams
rea,s Brian teacher Montue
rrr,s y, Nsu'veyet Monrn..
Ordearove N DaiI ,rtie, Uh,pm,,
NsnIandt Jas gentleman uilllrbu,.
Walter S.phstes farmer ~ ,ntl,u
rErir JURORS.
hachman Lester tesrhet Ftanhl,,
Bower os Amos labutet r,autl,n
btosios John A tstme, Perry.
hlnuan,sn = q llbo,rt C-n,,,.
hrwe'sos Chns lu,nbatm,n Franklin
h'nunwan William l,bo,-r sp,,,v
b'nsnnnn James N farmer C-n,,,.
"A''ry Harrison gentleman Jackson
Custet George fitmct penn
Clclan Alfred Catpen,et M,ddlebutu
preesc Aaron farmer beaver,
Decker chn. W slater Dra,., we.,
Efd'ey NJ " gentleman Miidier,pel
pe''er John r farmer jackson.
,'oss J u lumbetrnnn Adams.
H-'nhach Lewis farmer Washington.
Hnmnhei Lewis FARMER Middlec,e,L
LAWYER Solomon farmer wssh,nu,,n
Le's,c' James blacksmith M,JJiebur,
Len's Richard u ,nborer Chapman.
Mcy~r Francis n farmer
Meyer Aaron lnsoret sptinu.
Mover q q lNborst sclinsutove.
Newman Hsr s-y ,abut,r un,,n
Ncnsh brniel scntlennn washins,oa
Roush Lewis Iabo,er
he'chnet oeorsc lNhorer tn ,pnar
Ray Frnnh inrvusv Franklin.
Ray William fnvmer "
sus~ser ! Z farmer Perry WIS,
stuck ueo q blacksmith MIddlehurs
smith M'chne, shoemNk.t Penn
sw"rs' benirmin farmer Chapman.
shsNer \. r, lnborer linton.
ssah, David farmer "
sho,'y u y gentleman selip.u,oye
shN"bach Harvey farmer Franklin.
s'rnwser A l. farmer linton.
schnee Henry gentleman washinstop.
slca'e John farmer Union,
Thomas Jonathan farmer Middlccrees
Walter Aaron Z farmer Centre.
Walter Elmer farmer Mida,oburc
winesNrdner Peter farmer Centre
Woc''ling William ,aborsr Union.
WNsoer VIM u carpenter Penn.
Npier Banks W. lumberman Middlebu,v
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eE ANtSTNM>

Aif' N''tN'StN ~ ''' >''N WV
shm
Ras>.ss esr> src on IN, hil, Of
fare
e...,.- .., ,,r ,>>,nl, s,rccAns
,he N r,..\ I5O,,e p;rpjc.
M. \-.u. N,S-So ,s N,v,co
N,,, ~ .. GIN, ,lg,5v,> hc,.
NJ. |..n = Wake, NJN''"'
tr0c"'> %. N'ad'ts"~U V.>vWN
%, 'n#dsDou WA tcy VA.
>rvNe. Is ..n', - nearing compile
f'Nr.
" =. 'ra>, >rcn, the as, tcu
Aa,> . rue. or account ot 81
hes.a.
". o. ,oN.msu enc viii, scc
Vi>iun. at - ara f9eNd> in
Mich,raa.
N N.ver>.> sn6 sno,.y vi>,-
te5 f7,ug'> ft i,cw7>lu~r anG Mi
ro> ove. >ap,ar
hy,. =. a. TamtCv snC v. y.
pc et'e'.l-'. k'h', Conference at
Ms-H>v'''' -, wees
tee >m-el, whp bsG h'> tool
t.,,r... ,s..-,,..,. >,.,..,., ,ras,,, az,
O. n..r,. WIN m ,sn;,,
d D.z,..,..-.-o- .-
..i,...-.... -, - \ ,r,,,r,,
>s-..4...-...... i. So,
>rpas +-au >eptqp,ne- g. .. Oct.
:
4,,,. uo,zs. .t,anda. m, 2
- ..,--o,,,o, u, sn,os-
t. =. r,,. ao,erst, t~nu. l.,nr NJ.
81
Eay = , kaufman an. wife
y7slr4a mqmne~, q. IN, church IN
~Vme.r. anE Middtenurc Thur
-asy.
Air. re. a. a.. 6ramiey ana
min. ttOpt huilh%nG Master Samuel
'rss'ysC frIcnas IA Mcclure iast
wees
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-10-17
OF COURSE.

The st. Martins frauds are taken
az q matter of course.
"There is no omelette to be had
without breaking eggs"
That is the idea. Hold an cleo
ton in st. Martin without fraud?
How could anything else have been
expected from the man@uveriDg
of the parish executive committee,
where the fraud would have been
perpetrated at the vry jump but
for the Intervention of higher par
ty authority?
st. Martin is no trickier than
other parishes, too numerous to
mention, be it said to solace the
chivairous spirit of the dwellers
in the true land of Evangeline;
nor can it be charged that in lad
ding to majority with a little
padding" or in otherwise Jug
CLING OH election day, the honest
st. Martin folk are violating the
political morality of the day.
1t is the political morality which
is at fault-not you my brave st.
Martin vote-stuffers. You are quite
within your rights. The manipula-
tons by which Rockefeller oper-
ates on change are not robbery
by accepted standards, nor is il
stealing to stuff a box. Proceed,
my dear Gastons, and stuff, mis-
count, and falsify, where votes are
concerned, and some Of you will
one day 20 to the United States
Senate, and get into the Governor
ship and observation-disclosures
ship, and whatever you want, with.
out opposition. Harlequin.
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State Auditor w. s. Frazee was

State Auditor w. S. Frazee was
in town last week circulating
among the ringsters. Mr.. Frazee
was probably looking after the
political situation. Unless some
of our people take hand in the
matter and make a good campaign
for Gen. Jastremski, the local po-
liticians will simply turn this pa
IRISH oyer to the administration
gang. If a campaign was made
with the right men at the bead of
it, we are certain this parish
would 60 for Gen. Jastremski.
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LOW RATES.

Morgan's Louisiana and Texas and
Steamship Company will cell tickets,
from st. Martinvilie to San FRANCHISES
and return October 18th to 18th inclu-
sive 1903. with return limit November
3Oth, 1903, at rate Of $500 on account
of American Bankers Association.
Please add also one way to Callfornis
and intermediate points Sept. 18th to
November Both inclusive, rate from St
Martinville $1,000.
For additional particulars, apply to
local agent. or to C. B. ELLIS.
Division Passenger Agent.
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Constable Sale.

Ed. King and others W n. X. Fletcher. r. Bsnse
and G. e. Jonee,
Stat Of Louisiana, Parish Of 81. Martin.
End Ward Justices Court,
Notice is hereby given that BY virtue Of vrit
of Fieri Faciss issued by the Justice Of the
Peace of the 2nd Ward of the Parish of 81. Ma.
tin. in favor of Ed. King and others and asainst
NJ. X. Fletcher, f. Banet. and C. e. Jones. s.a
to me directed. l will at 10 o'clock q. m. o
Saturday the slst day of October 1908, at the Of
fee of the said Justice Of the Peace, or at Tie
place of residence of the said Fletcher. Banet
and Jones. in the End Ward in said Parish; a.
fer for sale at Public Auction the following d.
scribed property to-writ:
I. Well drilling rig, including moaptsd
Boilers. derricks. Rotsry ensice. cable and
drum. p1mps, pipes and tools.
Seized as the property of Fletcher, Banet and
James. under said writ Of fisd facias.
Alphonse vsrret, Cuas.
Dated this 10th day of October. 1873.
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GENUINE EXCURSIONS
METROPOLITAN PLEASURE FOR
EVERYBODY.

Nearly every one living in this
community will doubtless want to
visit NEW IBERIA ON TUES
DAY OCTOBER 9th when the
Adam Forepaugh and Sells Bro
TIERS Great Consolidated Shows,
comprising double circus, double
menageries, double museums, dou-
BILE hippodromes will appear there.
The mensgeries contains the grea-
test number of rare wild beasts
ever seen in one collection. In
the circus there are 800 star per-
formers, and in addition to all the
standard circus acts there are a
score or more of sensational fea-
lures. There ia not space to emu
merate them here. but prominent
among them may be mentioned
the world-famous Diavolo, who
performs the exceptionally won-
derful feat of looping the loop on
a bicycle, an act which has aston
ished the world; then there is
Minting, the unicycle marvel; the
famous Aurora Zouaves, wonder
fully drilled soldiers; La Belle Lee
ona. the renowned equestrienne;
twenty-three champion bareback
riders; Starr the shooting star,
and seven Ryan-Zorrellas worlds
greatest serialists, and numerous
other great features. All lines of
travel will offer especially low
rates of fare and provide all the
necessary Accommodations for the
throngs who wish to go to See them.
The agent of these lines of travel
will furnish all necessary informa-
ton as to time of trains and rates
OF fare. There is one thing GER
tain. and that is that these excur.
sion arrangements will enable
people who live here to see identi-
cally the same show as seen bv
those who live in the metropolitan
cities.
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Reduced Rate to California.

The Southern Pacific has made big
reduction in the round trip rate to Cali
fornia, and announces rates from the
following points to San Francisco and
return as follows: New Orleans. $57 80.
New Iberia, $57.l0; Lafayette. $3.50;
Crowley. $685.; Jennings. 5000; Lake
Charles. S., 80; Alexandria. S57.O5.
This big reduction is made on account
Of the convention OF the National Bank
ers' Association at San francisco. Tick
Is will be placed on sale Oct. IL to IL
inclusive. good for retura until Nov. 20.
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10Th Judicial District Court,

Whereas Oscar Jean Louis of st. Mar
tin Parish. has filed his petition in this
Office applying to be appointed Admin
istratOr Of said above mentioned and
entitled Succession.
Now therefore Public Notice is hereby
given to all parties interested to show
cause if 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 Honorable I. Don Foster,
Judge of said Court. st. Martinville. La.
this Bird of October A. d. 1903.
GEO. s. EASTIN,
Dy. Clerk Of Court, st. Martin Parish. La.
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