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and other organs of digestion and nntri.
non Il enables The perfect assimilation
o. iood and the proper nutrition of the
ooay on which physical strength depends
Nine or ten years ago my health hec,,,,a
do3 i.ool, anu IN 1892 was so FAR gone that GOOD
GuN.ots pronounced my case the worst tliev sd
III I,i seat.g writes Nj Harvey Phip6s of
10, lellee Ma - had acute stomach fra,,hr ~
M, u, eoinp,aint oaarrh and was nervo, 10 tncL
81 SNteIt could NOT sleep. finally got three
bu'sSS OF DE Ilrrce's Golden Medical i1ieco,'c~,
Siin solne Pellets. Took them ACCORDING -
il':C.i9h9 on the bottles, and in few davS
n9'i.ed decided Improvement commerce.
-. 10 ~ more ft at nigh, and could c3t win
i',, S'3T; whet, formerly food was like chrs 10
IN Nncn ! had used three bottles ~ ~
!:'l9ss'Ae.N WAS new man could eat ,,,i,ce
r. SUPPER 50 to he'd at seven r NJ and
*. N,ilt seven 4. n ] am now WORKING ~
~, .. -'entryl. every day in ali kinds Of
9,,e,j., -llt tAiuS Il J had Tot taken vour
1'e'''eiAe7 would now be under the sod
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets clearso
the ci.ogged system from accumulated |
impurities
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County of Fremont,
Notice For Bids.

Notlce IS hereby given that sealed bids win
~ cccNtu lor the construction OF Il school
t nouse IN District No 81 the plans ana speei.
nc"iiohs Tor which may be seen at the home
- -, +; simpson, south ~. Anthony Idaho
- Il pluS must be IN on or before August ~ 1904
~ nc NM Is hereby reserved to reject any or
~ oldS. Address all communications ~ II
simpson, st Anthony, Idaho.
scbool i,,.,. ~. (soBERT BIRCH
fO"oo' h"afu DIST No. -. +, STIMPsdN
tei,y, ,,,,e,, A. +. SINGLETON.
fHAl cate OF publication August {, 1903
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In the matter of the constructions OF bridge
across the South ForE of Teton river meas the
y oodmansee ranch.
BIDS for the construction OF said bridge
having ucen duly received and considered, by
the Board OF County Commissioners on
November 20 1902. and this Board being fully
;.tt . lsed III the premises.
1T is hereby ordered that contract for the
construction OF said bridge rs per plans ana
specifications on file be let to H. ii Row for me
sum OF $40, said Row To furnish all material.
except ID piles and - pieces of INN ber now in
the possession OF Roman Siepert and taken
from the Carter bridge across The North Fork
OF snake river. which said piles and timber
the county furnishes toward the construction
thereof
Ii is hereby ordered that the Clerk of this
Board advertise for sealed bids to be opened
September l5 1903 for the construction OF a
bridge across Fail river AT the Harris crossing
south OF Marysyille plans and specifications to
be made ana filed by each bidder, same to
become the property OF Fremont county upon
such filing.
Ordered that this Board do now adjourn I III
tomorrow morning at G clock
X. j. CosTLEY, On m Pro Tenn,
VICTOR llEGSTEp Clerk.
st. Anthony. Idaho. July 81 1903.
rs per adjournment OF yesterday. the
Honorable Board of County Commissioners
convened Present, Acting Chairman Costlcv
and Commissioner Little and Clerk Hegsted
The Following proceedings We're had to wit
The right privilege and authority is hereby
granted Thomas r. Hamer. his associates and
aNSlSlls 10 construct, maintain and operate,
py caOle, electric or steam motive power. or IL
single or double track railroad. together with
al The necessary tracks Tor curves, switches
side tracks and turnouts OYER, along ana upon
the public roads, streets and ways OF tremon
county, state OF Idaho. for the period OF nifty
years provided that the said grantee, his
associates or assigns, SHALL commence the
construction OF said railroad within hive years
from the date OF this franchise
Together with the right TO erect poles and
string wires thereon for the purpose of
conducting electric currents over and along
me sara streets, roads and ways OF Fremont
county.
In consideration of this franchise the grantee.
MS associates ana assigns agree TO coustru ct
ana MAINTAIN good and permanent crossings at
tle intersection OF the said pubic roads
streets ana ways with she tracks To be herein
AFTER laid under this franchise.
II Is further agreed and understood that the
lfaiichise herein granted is not exclusive.
Oraeted thai this Board do nov adjourn
sine die
II. j. CosTLEY, Chin. Pro TEN
VICTOR ii EGsrED, Clerk.
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LLiBILITfE.S.

.. T.. Tarbeu on6 ~ s,a' resident.
=, VIM. Alexander, Secy. 'rhos " ~ ,.s9 H. Il,
r. X Winthrop, Asst Secy SC R r. LOT
VI murray, Cashier Edward w Lamher,
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IN road y p-arn, ,i,or
T-no,,' ~ tition ~ HYMN, colan,n 81, nj If
y htrl,h,, .risred ,i,af y roTnfv mad 10 lafe
t,,I ana cstahIishe1 nc f'ilo,~sI
gnrSs,,snrin, ~ nc n.'r,h a.,yf ,or,,.r of
Sectsoi1 m in ,u,n a unrtb ~ ra,,,r i3 nnq, az
M Rni4. Atnridia, ,han,,o t,iiros,,,,, tne old
tr~,vrllad rna snl. ~ ~ nan road. NM norton
~ ~ ,ntit;nr nS,,,, ~ a ,,ot,nty rnaf r. "a "a
lnrih hrorl, Of SINK riv., heing denied
In Inc matter ~ ne creotien If n school
III. f,i.t az + ornr.,
mi. matter bav,n., haen harntofot,4
considered ma n4Iit ion thercfnr denied. for
r,s ms ,shi.h a th., pnnrl sa..,,,.sI ',a,A ~,
stllrient ana the Hnard nein,r n,,,' fn,i her rn3
more fiIlI, advised IN he nreInises II is here.
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/
Of taou.
There i no real remedy but one To
the problem IT the races ana to the
/ problefn c' his hour there is but one
solution, there Is blt a single remedy
VIZ are wasting time in theories as idle
as they aie uneqnal TO the peril of the
hour which Is at last but a symptom of
the peril If The tiine-s We are temporiz
Ing with giant dluger upon hasty and
chlidSh eNpeilents We are salviug
! broken limb with vaselne. We are
iieallng cancer with catnip tea
This. my cauutrymen is case Of
surgery surgery heroic but beneficent
the knife thai sewers the limb hut
saves the life. For no statute will
permanently solve this problem No
anodyne Of law. no counter rrtant of
legislation wiuuet it longer than the
hour OF i,s application
The evil is in the blood Of races. the
disease is in the bones and marrow and
the skin Of antagonistic peoples
We have quoted Mr.. Graves at
some len@th because we believe
that here we haN.e the true
position Of the South boldly set
forth and the honest feeling of
the southern heart completely
unveiled. However we NAV
regard his logic or sentiment. he
is deserving OF compliment for
his boldness in saying what he
1elt and meant, and he doubtless
voiced the sentiment of the whole
South Yet, as he admits, thd
mob is laWless and criminal ane
therefore wrong but we believe
with Mr.. Graves that the remedy
must aim, not directly aud
immediately at the mob. but at
the cause thereof In the
language of the Stuffed Prophet,
'ltisa condition and not theory
that cOnfrOnts us. Some way
must be found and applied to
remedy the evil. Sentiment and
Wordy resolutions will not do,
the remedy must be ''practical
and act as Mr. Graves SAYS of
the mob. TO say that it cannot
be done does not answer the
question and the people Of the
United States will not take
''can't as an answer. They
could not if they would they
will be forced to find some way
TO change the leopards spots :"
The county commissioners
will hold a special session
beginning on the second Monday
10 September.
THE sheriff of Fremont has
followed in the footsteps of
bingham 5 sheriff and closed the
slot machines. This is in
accordance with the state anti
gambling law passed at the last
session of the legislature.
GOVERNOR MORRISON has
appointed j. c. Egleston of
Caldwell TO fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of
Rees Davis. Says the Boise
Clipper; "Although Invested of
the title of Commissioner of
Immigration the unexpended
$4,000 appropriation will find its
way into the Golfer Of the Cald-
well Tribune. ooh yes
he was willing to resign but not
until be could name his own sue
cessof. Rees Davis is
still immigration Commissioner
bnt under another name.
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Many a man would bet,
Ter go without lunch at all
than eat the hurried luncl,
which forms the noon-dav
meal Of many a business
man. Hasty eating, foods
hard to digest, and no time
allowed for digestion are
the cause of many a case
OF stomach rtrouble.n
Disease of the stomach
seriously threatens the
health of the whole BODY
and should be promptly
cured. DIR, Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery cures
diseases of fbe c+o,,,
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K j. C0sTLEY, On n Pro tenn
NiCeoH itEaertD Clerk
st, Anthony. Idaho, July 3D. 1893
~ per adjournment OF July I1th. lasl
Inc Honorable Board Of County Commits .ioners
conN ened. Present Acting Chairman Il i
tostle3 ana & commissioner Ed S Little and
Clerk Victor Hegsted, when the foliow.nr
proceedings were had t0-Wu
The following bills were allowed "a the
several funds:
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CURRENT EXPENSE.


nhos Elliott, typewriter tor atty. oniec slo5 M
Hehry flamm 4 co, mdse 10 ind ,taul.j
$500 aha. 81 aa
!. y. McCraeken, constable $ ana 80
riverside Hotel, board Tor Jury II a.
~ : NY team A'fe To- deputy tempest ~ %
t@bert. SIS 90
Martin Harris, Salary as coroner n "a
90. Paxton. County physician "a. 40
trace NJ Taylor, Expenses ~ NJ
Ais :. i Leatham Juror eers dist. court q so
- ~; z "
James 6, Browning, Jarorcer. dist cogri = 10
John J.. Roberts ., i,
Jennie Bishop, Registrar i 10
Fred Schwendiman. -,
William McCarty >, 11
james henrle. oyerseer y 90
G. II. karlsou. nails on
+ N. Parsons, Lumber - "a
inc Assessor and Collector hAV.ue >ui,mift4n
INST Of errors and double assessinents ana
ASKED mat same be credited to ilal, ana mo
h9 "a q pelhg lully advised in the promises:
III IS mere by ordered that the amount of said
~ 49, DC anu me same is hereby cancelled ana
ne Auditor is hereby ordered to pIye he
Assessor Collector credit for said anonni
namely ~ 'l3 and II polls,
The following bonds were carefull y eva,,i,.3 !
anu approved:
Charles 4. Musgrave Jnsticp If t,aa
Market Lake. e'NN'
Aoner Antics, Justice OF Peace. 81. Antbon,
herman Eckstt iii, Liquor bond.
1lun petition IL is hereby ordered that ;1n /
appropriation OF 500 be ana the same il her"
10y inaae TO repair and otherwise improve he |
Hi Int Sa I1'u on me west side OF Canyon Crca
~ i @pproprlailoh 10 be expended under
ridge. D'Ni" hrecheh 1
Ia u; tIe matter OF William Paul, INDECENT:
~ - hereby ordered that the order heretoforn
il . ana entered allowing him 81 90 Der nont6
aeoouHe ihalgent' be ana the same is hereby
'eselhoed, and the said monthly allowance bs
ho longer granted. Ne &c
IN ne matter Of the petition d X. IL.
ISM, W T. s. ~ q De reannexed 10 school
" premises. IL Is ordered that said petiiion
20 .tilu me same Is hereby denied
pom petition OF Joseph Ii Glover ct al
l - hereby ordered that Il County Koad ~
~. :. ont anu established rs follows. provided
ny expense to the county: 0Ns
A., 10, ,s h1lhg az the southwest corner OF
Ign IN - "a Twp north ii range Az east al
le boiSs Meriulan, thence rupnfp, eeSt an !
'NHshtp line three miles: thence norm on $
seton Inc about three miles 10 interseet win
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NOTICE

NOTICE ~
IN lhe District Court OF the Sixth .Iudiclal his
irlct OF Idaho, IL and for Fremont County
N the matter o. the Dissolution of the Power.
" I iat Irrigation Company, a Corporation
Notice oil petition for dissolution
state of Idaho
County OF Fremont,
.,, Nolice = hereby given that petition for the
u,ssoiut4oh OF the Poverty Flat Irrigation CON.
PanS' 4 corporation, on the 21th tav If
jnly' lsIb duly presented to the Honorable
JatltS NJ stevens, Judge of said court and was
lncn ana there ordered to be filed in the offtrn
OF o. the clerk OF said court, at ST. Anthony. in
+ reil0ht county, Idaho, which said petition
vas liied IN the office of said clerk on the I'D
DAY OF August 1893 ~ u
lhirl} days notice by publication is hereby
ItseH OF the ming of said petition within which
.Hle any person may file objections TO the 40
VICTOR HEGsTED
n.,, Clerk of said Court
ntteu ~ 81 Anthony, Idaho. Aug 3, 1908
brlggs & McCutcheon
Attorneys for Petitioners
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We have heard it on the sly
that the independent ticket for
the entire parish is about compile
ted, and that it will be composed
of some of our most influential
business men from the first to the
last candidate, and that it will
make a formidable ticket. We
could not learn who would be the
candidates for Sheriff aud Clerk,
but we are left to understand that
the candidate for sheriff will pro-
badly be one of the successful, po-
pular and influential business men
of Breaux Bridge.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Mrs. Malyina Fauries wife of Gabriel
Gar6emal,
Walter Carter.
No. 9773,

BY virtue If writ of seizure and sale
issued in the above entitled and num-
bered suit and to me directed by the
Hon. the 10Th Judicial District Court.
in and for the Parish Of st. Martin, La,
dated this Fourteenth day Of November
1903. l have seized and will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder. at the Court House door.
in tn Town of St. Martinville, La. be
tween legal sale hours on
Saturday the 5th day of De-
cember, 1903,
The following described property to-
wit: One Engine and Boiler and Onr
Thresher.
To satisfy said above writ.
Terms and conditiOns-CASH.
Sheriff's office this Goth day Of No
vember A. ID. 1903,
O. BADON.
Sheriff
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IN IMPORTANT MATTER.

The people may overlook some
things of Importance in the pend
ing primary, especially if they are
not reminded of their duty occa-
sionally as time passes. We wish
to remind them of the Importance
of selecting good State Central
Committee. The next State Com
mittee will be composed of one
member from each of the parishes
to be chosen by the voters and tif-
teen members from the State at
large, which fifteen members will
be chosen by the members elected
from the parishes. 1t is important
that only sound Democrats should
be placed on guard as members of
the State Committee. This COM
mittee will have the control and
management of the party affairs in
its hands. If direct nominating
primaries are to become the fixed
and permanent rule of the party
in this State, the friends of prima-
ries must see to it that men who
are in favor of primaries are cho-
sen as members of the State Com
mittee. 1t is apparent that an ef-
fort is being made to discredit the
primary. Most of the politicians
desire to return to the old-fashion-
ed trading and traficing nomina-
ting conventions. If this primary
can be discredited by being made
30 expensive that poor men can.
not be candidates for States Offices
under the primary system, the
Eold-time politicians will rejoice
If amid the excitement over the
candidates for Governor and other
candidates. either State or local,
designing people are permitted te
elect members of the State Contra
Committee from majority of the
parishes, who are, at heart, un
friendly to primaries. an old-fash-
toned convention will be ordered
by the committee four years hence
The people should see that onl!
sound primary men are elected al
members of the State Contra
Committee. It is an importan
matter. Do not neglect or over
looked it.-Guardian Journal.
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NOTICE.

The Tax PAYERS 1.-THE Corporation OF
St. Martinville are hereby notified to
call at my Office and pay their taxes be-
fore the 3lst day of December. 1908, and
in default thereof. their properties will
be advertised for sale in accordance with
law, as all Taxes must collected by the
lsr Of January. 1904, to meet the Water
Works and Electric Light Bonds matur-
ing on that date.
Edwin DelahOussave, Jr.
Tax Collector.
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LOW RATES..
O. BADON.
Sheriff.

Morgan's Louisiana and Texas and
Steamship Company will sell tickets.
from st. Martinville to San Francisco
and return October 18th to 18th inclu
sive 1903, with return limit November
30th, 1903, at a rate OF $500 on account
of American Bankers Association.
Please add also one way to California
and intermediate points Sept. 18th to
November 3Oth inclusive, rate from St.
Martinville $1,000.
For additional particulars. apply to
LEGAL agent. or to c. B. ELLIS,
Division Passenger Agent
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SUCCESSION SALE.

In the matter of the Succession Of PAU
LINE NAFF,
Probate Docket. No. 3099
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of st. Martin,
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10th Judicial District Court.
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= 2 - = = = - =
same locality, containing severity 'fotf
(74) afpents, more or less in superficial
area. bounded forth by the tract fourth.
ly described. East by the Public Road.
leading from St. Martlnville to Loreau-
Vile, South by that Of C. B. Delahohs-
save, and West by that Of Nicholas Gar.
barini & heirs, being lot No. 8 Of said
plat of survey and also the same tract
acquired by mortgsger from said Edgar
Grima & H. L. Garland per act mSn-
toned In tract firstly described.
4th. Another tract Of land situated
in the Parish of st. Martin. La, at the
same locality containing seventy four
(74) arpsnts in superficial area bounded
North by the lands belonging
to the heirs Of Mrs. Chevalier Delahous-
sage, South by the tract thirdly descri-
bed, East by the Public Road leading
from st. Martinville to LOreauville. and
West by the lands Of Edgar Marin and
Others. beiug lot No. Of said plat Of
survey and acquired by MOrtgager from
A. P. Resweber per act Of Record in Con-
veyance Book Vol. ~ folio 484 under No.
|2525O.
9TH. Another tract Of land situated
in the Parish of st. Martin, La, at the
same locality containing seventy four
(74) arpents in superficial area, bounded
North by the land of A. P. Resweber and
John Gesser, East by Public Road lead
ing from St. Martinville to Lorrauyills,
South by land belonging to the heirs Of
Cheyalier Delahoussaye aud West b.
those of j. NJ. SALES and ais. being lot
No. 8 of said plat Of survey and acquired
from Robert and George Fournet By
mortgager per act Of record In convey
ance book vol. 81 folio COZ under No.
268S9.
9Th Acertain tract Of wood land situ-
ated In the Parish Of st. Martin. La, q
the same locality. containing thirty elk
(36) superficial rea. bounded North By
the land of A. P. Resweber, East, South
and West by the tract secondly desert
bed herein: being part Of lot No. 1 Il
Of said plat of survey and acquired from
Mrs. Malvina Gardemal by mortgagef,
per act passed before VIM. B. Easttn.
Clerk of Court on October 4th, 1897. Il
Record 10 conveyance Book Vol. 81 folio
| 1872 under No. 26O79.
1 And together with said plantation and
several tracts Of land all the building
and Improvements thereon situated and
thereto belonging. aud also the property
immovaale by destination, consisting q
Eleven American Mules, Nine hexd ct
cattle, three mule carts. two bihderp
and one cultivatOr.
4 Sheriff's Office this 9th day Of Never
Der A. ID. 1903.
I Terms and cOnditions-Cash.
i O. BADON. Sheriff
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st. Martinville was certainly
we'll represented at the Breaux
Bridge Fair last Saturday and
Sunday, nearly the whole town
had gone to Breaux Bridge, aud
they are all we'll pleased with the
many attractions that they saw at
this interesting fair.
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Probate Docket. No. 3099
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10Th Judicial District Court,

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, will offer for
sale and will sell at public auction, for
cash. to the last and highest bidder, at
the Court House door in the town of st.
Martinville, Parish of st. Martin. be-
ginning at II o'clock a. m, on
Saturday the 18th day of the
month of November A. d.
the following described property belong.
ing to the succession of the late Pauline
Naff:
l. Acertain tract Of land in the Pa
IRISH of st. Martin. State of Louisiana,
measuring ten superficial arpents, boun-
ded north by land of Mrs. Armstead Ha-
milton & heirs, south by land of Arthur
Lenormand, east by that of Numa ST.
mon and west by tract formerly Of Ro-
bert Mclean now of Richard Mclean,
with the buildings and Improvements
thereon appraised at the amount OF
Three Hundred Dollars.
2. One lot of mOvables.
Anna Baumgartner,
Ed. Simon, Administrative
|, Counsel.
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No. 97S1,
DIR. CLARENCE PEARSON,
A.V. FOURNET,

By.yirtue of q writ of Seizure and
sale, iissued in the above entitled and
numbered suit. and to me directed by
the Hon. the 10Th Judicial District Court.
in and for the parish Of st. Martin, State
of Louisiana, 1 have seized and will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, at the Plantation OF
A.V. Fournet, on the East Bank OF Ba-
you Teche, on Points Claire Coulee in
st. Martin Parish, La, between the le-
gal sale hour on
Saturday the 2nd day of jan
uary 1904,
the following described property to-wit:
That certain plantation situated In
the Parish of st. Martin. State Of Lou
isians, on Pointe Claire Coulee. and at
about two miles East from the Town OF
st. Msrtinville. and East of Bayou
Teche. with the Buildings and improve
ments thereon situated, measuring and
containsng eight hundred and twenty
eight arpents in superficial area, COM
prised " the following described sege-
raj tracts of land to-wit:
lst. A tract of land situated in the
Parish of st. Martin. La, on Poiatt
Claire Coulee. containing 296 arpents In
superficial area, bounded on the North
by the land of Rosemond LenOrmand
South by that of James Simon. formerly
belonging to Sam Dyer, East by the
tract below described 1nder item End
West by he Public Road leading from
st. Martinville to Loreauville, being lOI
3 Of Plat of Survey made by s. v. Mar
tin. surveyor and hereto annexed for re
ference. and also being the same trac
Of land acquired BY said FOurnet from
Edgar Grims & H. L. Garland. per &C
of Record In Cow. Book. AZ. folio 80;
No. e4029. st. Martin Parish.
End. Another tract Of land situate'
In the Parish OF st. Martin, La, at IN
same locality and adjOurning the abOv
tract Of land. containing TIVE -hundre,
and seventy four (2749 arpents in super
fetal area. bounded North by the land
of R0semond Lenormand and also. Eas
by that Of J. N. Sales. South by that O
&c. B. Delahoussaye. and West BY IN
tract hrst above described under No.
being lot 8 Of the above mentioned pla
and also that same tract acquired b
Moftgager from Edgar Grima & II. I
Garland per said act mentioned 10 tier
one above.
Bird. Another tract of land situate
In the Parish Of st. Martin, La. at tn
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TO CURE A COLD IN OND DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablstb
All druggists refund the money lit fsilb
to cure. E. ". Groves signature 10 %
each box. Csc.
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FOR SALE.

A good Mathusek Piano. at reasonable
price. For price and particulars,-ad-
dress FIG.
Oct. 81. st. Martinvilie, La.