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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09

Mr Thra Baxter has resnrusd "
fte boaom - his riokinE fafagy.
Jufxs Marrh haas very SEA horw
Mason Sones. Who has teez aviaz
on the Vote raneh. moved bach %
Rth Hm Saturday
Mis- Lofs Delamzter. ~ Hteh HIu.
Visited at the Ayer horse SATURDAY..
.The snerEy and deztcr5ty Mhs LOS
dhplays ubie h0gsstaek ring h
WOuderfuL
Mis- Hannah Wits s~Efsrtaized a.
snests Sunday Misses ceh AYsr
and Loraa and Msude GTf~Ez Also
Mr 70 Aver nad Mr. jim RohsFtsaa
q Rkh HM
Mr. Joe wills gave one - hEr n
ianitate SlHners TBee5ag - Mst
Week Tho@ Wh0 we're 80 f0rtanats
- % - TIE inVIfel usesta uere
Meslames Eobs1soa EaEman-
WA LOu8eF ans Wa Co@Iand
Mr Aver rstgrned frum ~ oEeai
duties IN Minnesota suzsaF EshG
MIR Lima Teming = szg
with Theumattsm
Almnst the worst. and MEs1 81
Eureiiy the kast eEp~t=1 blizzard a
the sason- arrived Friday morning
A. TIE zt0Tu was not f1A0wa -
any fnernE weather. We srI MTs
hopes ~ thls hsfnz agoo1 frsE Fezr.
In anUfhHwsk to early hut tres
wm - n fan EoO1l
TFuww
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09
SPRAGUE,

We think last Friday morning was
about - disagreable n morning ~
we ever saw A. we looked out II
the window We thought q the poor
fellows that had to be out In the
storm We were thankful we have
our choice In this lie 90 either work
or starye, but we had one o. two
meals ahead that day. you see
we forgot 10 mention last week
that Chas- Falor and vile had ~
turned from the south looking fine
and feeling wen, They had a fine
pleasant trip.
We saw some % our good people
go TO Rich HHl Saturday, but not
one Of them said to u come and go.
Mrs. May Powers came TO our
town from Kansas City TO visit her
parents and family a few days.
Mrs. Genehler drove TO the eoun-
try Monday with some small trees
in her buggy. Wonder where she
was going.
Jim Raney has nearly made rs
mad. He SAYS he r. not very an
xious TO hire a boss, but would not
mind hiring one or two good car
penters. but he wants 10 do all the
overseeing himself. So we are going
70 see J. W. Bobbltt and try 10 get
work with him as painter, and Il he
wiz not let u boss we may have TO
work. although that does not suit
as exactly.
We G Mr.. Wheeler and boys are
blowing on the lease. They are
workers.
We were real sorry TO miss the
New Home items last week. We
hope T. l. II not sick.
We saw J. W. Kissiek in town
Monday night. Ne Is not here like
he was before he went to carrying
themail. He looked as natural as
ever and said Mns. Kissiek was get
ting along nicely.
Clarence Ward Is farming on a big
scale this spring.
Newt Conger Is through sowing
oats.
Joe Graves loaded a car OF hay Tor
Jim Kelso the other day.
Col
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09

Capt. II. C.. Dounohue has bought
the two vacant lots on the south side
% East Main Street adjoining J. H.
Schellmaun's Dry Goods Store. The
Captain has not as yet made his in
tentions public. but we get Il by
grapevine phone that Il General
Prosperity continues TO reign during
the present year, a double brick
structure win probably loom up IA
that localty.-APpleton city Jour
nal
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09
HARVEST BEGINS N NAY

IL Texas Takc advaRtage ~ the
lowratc excursions on th0 cnI and
third Tuesdays e eech moath and
- tho won1eEiul DosoUccsthe cF0Is
and eoaditions Ia thu star state.
exaz - ltt-paEe bo0k. 6lk-d
with larts uad agnre, bimtal with
iniOrmauoa-wW b. seat tue by adj
dN~siaE KATY &c wainwright
ST. Louis
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09
KEITH.

Mn WRks. - Htch hEi. spTf Last
week visiting Mr. Henry Hapes.
n B isorrou wss "a Bufisr satur
day o. q buEiaess trip.
Ny. but wasn't thata show stom
Fnday7 and che sanien truck lust
looming up.
Mr. Tks SUMMER and family spent
several days visiting rriaiires IN
Woriand. last Werk.
Mr. and Mr. Thomas Calrau are
reioicing over the arrival ~ q fns
baby efh
A certain yOuns lady va teelng
rather sad over the ioss - heg b0w
bot she said n would have bsep -
much wore g shs had kgt her beaa.
August Haper returned last Weet
from Wyoming whsre b. has besn
Tor some thar.
We learn that Jake Engieznan and
Carlos wbeatieT wilquit dUek hunt
ing and move out - the EWampa To-
day CNOnsay) Thsboys. while not
making very much over theaF *
pensss. have had a nne time
Several Of the young people ure
going to the German church prae-
ticing singing. Wonder how o.
when they got home Last Thursday
night through thestorm2
We have noticed 80 much IN The
papers about the peach crop being
Killed The peach tree are in fan
bloom. Even the little sPnots have
bloOmed at our place The seeding
will be fuller of bloom than the bud
dei trcs. e have q ane prospect iCr
peaches
Mr.. Fanny DeArmond and daRgh-
ter Frankie, Of Hume, ars visiting
relatives in Keith, having been far
mer residents % this place. VII d
Almond left last week for Stanton,
Arizona. where a married sister 8
living. They have left their farm
near Hume aud win i've In Hume
Last Sunday. April 9Th. was J. A
Borron's 10th birthday anniversary
and the event was celebrated by
about IS % his relatives aud friends
going In and surprising him Every
body brought well flied baskets
boxes, etc. and enjoyed themselves
and had plenty TO Eat j. X De
Jarnett, Uncle Ike Neat, Ben Rand,
Gabe Hedden and some more Of the
big eaters said they didn't feel Ike
they would want anything more 70
eat for a week. We are are satisfied
that J, X. De Jarrett had enough
~gooseIberry pie for ono in his life
Mr.. Borron's many friends presented
him with a handsome rocking chair
wishing him many pleasant hours
speat in his easy chair and wishing
him many more birthdays and all
spent as pleasantly as this one II
was all a complete surprise 70 him
and he no doubt would have liked
20 have stayed In his Dol but they
wouldn't let him. The following
were pnesent Geo. Moueland and
family, VIC Heddcn and family. J.
X. De Janett and family, Enoch
Hedden and wife, Mrs Frank DeJar.
uette, JAKE Thomas, wife and
daughter. Ed Heiden and family
and James Thomas Of Fanview; Nj
and Mrs +. Benedict, Mrs Dr. Hu
lett and son Louis, l. +. Robinson
vile ard daughter, all q Rich Hll
J. A. Boron, wife and son, Foster
from around Keith, Ben Rand nnt
and family, Misses Lizzie and Emm'
King, Messrs Emmett Mclaughlin
and Ceve Meyers.
SUNSHINE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09
ARTHUR.

Turat&V marala Somewhat
dNM cas- u1rmfng- boss a. q we
VIII - Vs1ed giih nlaEe FaiM
Era Ezs AMI daughter Minnr -
furaed kgnae fr1u1 9upt.u Nst week.
Her tENrhtT Mlaa Mlnue TDtre d.
g. -1tnz % Ennslas Cirq Waiues1 AZ
aua enrTa eoaVsne scaao1 there FOR
Dls FeaE
Mr. HaEkizs rlDaf from tlla
Eansas N1lEEV. whsr she bad
teea wSrinE Ar daughter MrA =
-. ME
Mr. HwEz Fsur % NT1ta
.TEsaV o. h
Mn.Gor= AVE zp saturday
Ee ca Earcr ~ hF aDG a1 >
.I&1h Mr1hdaF- a VERY d11
e - npGr
WHE a AK
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09

Mr.. Ed Newsome OF Butler.
spent Sunday afternoon in this
city.
Get a pair Of celebrated shoes
Browns, from The Bazaar, for
Easter.
Take the evening Frisco train
and connect at Pleasanton with the
new fast train for Kansas City.
Rev. Wesley Latin preached =
most excellent sermon al the Wal.
nut Street NJ. E. Church last sun.
day morning.
Mr. Pete Harvey has sold his
home place on east Pine street TO
Mrs. J. NJ. Gross, who has taken
possession OF hrr new home.
Another small stable blaze
brough, gu, the Ere boys las, sun.
day night about 1890, The stable
belonged 10 Mrs. Simpson.
Rev. w. T. Pyles and son de.
parted last Saturday noon iot his
new appointment at Marionyills,
Mo. Mrs Pyles went TO virginia,
Mo, Tor q few DAYS yisi, to rcla-
,iyes before going to Mauiouville.
The BaaaaT opening day was 9
splendid rueesss. Mrs. Ames wa'
At her hes, with a pleasan, greeting
TOT everyone, Each guest took
away q neal souvenir Of the oeea'
sion. Proprietor aud patrons wers
an alike pleased with the oeessioa.
The Hodgen Medical Soeie,,
me, in this city las, Thursday
Papers were read BY DrL Johnsof
OF Nevada, Pease Of Kansas CiS
and Heylmuu OF Rich Hill. Reso'
lutions on the deaths Of Dr.. Whalll
OF Osceola. and Or. Dulin Of Kan.
sas City, were adopted, The mex
meeting viii be held a, Lamar.
Lieut.. Coins and Mr.. Waite
Boyden, Of the SALVATION Army
were Ia the city Thursday Of las
week and were heartily received b
their many friends ~ the Puye
meeting q, The Walna, Stree. N
f. Church. They joined the hr
gade which went through her
Friday noon on their way 10 Tipto
Mo-, to hold a series Of meeting
John /. Alien. one Of Rich Hill
pioneer citizens, departed for Nc
PheFson eounty, Kansas, la
Thursday. lie has worked in OF
amellers lor over twenty years an
thought IL about time 10 quit. Il
will tutn bis attention 70 iasmiu
aud stock raising. We commeu
him 10 our Kansas neighbors as
good einssa and = worthy induI
nipus mac.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09
Notice ., FIaAl settlement

Notks y hcrbs given - Al eDd-
isoEs and Others sntcrested Ia tbs -
tate a W a. a. Blaek aeSea~d.
mat Barl~p Esa nhez sxecu-
trix a said estate msend 10 maks
anal e~stheaent thsreoL az the negt
tsfan ~ ~ BATES NenU Probate
Court ia thttvs eooatg state ~
Missouri 10 h. heht AZ iatRN Ms
soarl "a ~ ilth 1ay - MAy ts0
nAnnEar EtlES htAo,
ExecatEtx.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09
OIachard P-rogpess,

Mn. Frank KOontE and daughter,
Dorothy. Mus. VIII Cate aud little
Daughter. Thelma, and the Misses
Lots Cate. MaEio Thomas aud Anna
Cady wene the Rich Hili visitors who
attended Mrs Smalley's millinery
opening saturday,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09

Invitations have been issued bg
Mr.. aud Mrs, r. y Cranler % this
city, announcing che marriage ga
Apri! I4th of their daughter Miss
Birdie Cramer, "a Harry l. Harris, q
Rich nuL The weddiag viii thkc
place on that date att O'Clock . M.
the residenee " the brides panntsi
on Cherry strcL The coupe winrr.
side in Rich Hm-Sevada Herald
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09
HsHars % osut'nsuss tsr UNiarFh thai
coat.las hssosry.

Hsuars 81 osutnsuss fsr UNsarrh tia.
Contslas nsFoary.
a. mercury viii surely destroy the
senae OF smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. such
ARTICLES should never b. used except
on prescription from reputable ply
slclans, a. the damage they viii do
Il ten fold 20 the good you can pos
slbly derive from them. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by r. J..
Cheney 4 Co, Toledo, o., contains
no mercury. aud Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood aud
mucous unrfaccs ~ the system. Ia
buying Halle catarrh cure ~ snrt
You pct the genuine. It's taken Ia.
ternaily and made IN Toledo, ohio.
by n. J. Cheney a Go. Testimonials
frV.
Sold BY DruEgisss, Phoe ~ per
botsle.
HSgs TAap gGs as ua bs..
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09

The Klssick boys am having some
carpenter work dooe ON their hoaS
J a. Neptune has charge Of the lob
}. r. Is O. X. aud will do straight,
honest work whether be Is alone or
with some one-Sprague News Ia
Rich I'm Tribune
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09
FROM Our EXCHANGES.

Miss Nan Boring and Mr.. ~. D..
Price. Of Rockville, ken entertained
ia this city sunday. guests OF their
friend. Miss Helen Robinson.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09

a. T. Hagan and his brother T..
Y. Hagan Of Colorado. hittor a lew
days hunting la Arkansas, yesterday
morning.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09

lfJ. n - u n. who q. u a. ~
AnauJ.n N,sO X.
Why, what lecomek 0f }, a thens
What dose the spsaaaemaR eays
NJ a. n IA a. X. ,, N
IL crtainN sosnelhlpk, Nov, What
4 hsi-POe WSrsRA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09

Mr.. and Mr. r. n. Hagan and
little Rcnadinc spent sunday Ia Rich
Hil.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09

4 LOCAL BRIEFS. \
eeseeeeeeee

b9Wh 1nhA wv WIZ ~ hN
TRiBvSE Office.
The newest patterns in shirt
waist labries-at The Bazaar.
f. NJ. Martm and family have
returned 10 the farm.
Editor Aikeson, Of the Central
West was in town last Friday.
Chas. II. Sloan is rapidly recov-
ering from bis recent severe illness.
Mrs. Kitty Creasey and Frank
Rals,on are now elerking for Loeb
Bros.
VIM Queener. of Pleasant Gap
was in the city last Thursday on
business.
DR.. J. Homback. of metz. made
The TRIBUNE a pleasant call
while in the city last week.
Recorder 7. X. Isle was in the
city last Friday attending a meeting
of the board Of fair directors.
Harry Brown, postal clerk, was
in town Saturday visiting his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown.
A good four room house in a
desirable locality in Rich Hill for
sale at $500. Inquire at this Office.
Misses Ehie and BeuIah Melliek,
OF Horton, were in the city last
week, the guests of Miss Ida
CTabb.
Attorney A. J. Smith, of Adrian,
has been made a d. c. L. by the
Nashville Uuivsrsity-so says the
Adrian Journal.
A. b. Holloway purchased the
grocery stock of Ed Whitehead
last week and combined it with his
own on Park Avenue.
J. ~. Hurst and family have re-
Gently returned TO Rich Hill to
reside and are cordially welcomed
by their e friends.
Mr.. Thos. NJ. Orr and family
will soon remoy to Lawton, Okla
homa. We regret to lose such
good people from our midst.
DR.. whippIe, OF Pleasant Gap,
was in the city last Thursday at
tending the Hogden Medical So
eiety Of which he is a member.
The Rich Hill Post Office re-
ported the largest amount Of bust
ness Tor the quarter ending March
2tst in the history Of the Office,
Mrs. Jas. a. Brown has returned
from her visit to Danforth, where
Mr.. Brown Is located in business as
superintendent Of the coal mines at
that point.
Miss Helen Houghten has re-
turned from West Plains and will
aemain with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. v. w. Houghien this spring
and summer.
The worst snow storm OF the
season occurred last Friday morning
from about FIVE O'Clock 10 nearly
twelve. The afternoon was clear
. and bright and by nigh, the snew
had disappeared.
Mr. Geo Morton has been APP
pointed General Passenger and
Ticket Agent OF the NJ. X. a I,
Railway with head quarters o, 81
. Louis. He takes the place Of Jas.
Barker deceased.
Mn Z. A. Semn, living iou.
miles southeast OF Butler wal
burned to death Moaday OF les
I week. Her clothing caught M
from a patch OF burning grass an,
before help arrived she was beyon,
the power OF assistance. She leave.
a husband and four children,
Judge CAN'T Of the state suprem.
count was elected a delegate to Ih.
General Assembly OF the Cumber
, land Presbyterian church last wee.
at the session Of the Lexington
RresbyteB OF that church held 4
!, Nevada, Mo, The General As
sembly meets at Nashville, Tenn.
NJ Vafh
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09
HOUSE BRUG STORE.
80 - pERFrMEs HERE

VIZ Csarg PArMERs CnNnRsrHb
PEsyuAsss zaE FEns nrsr wspr
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-09
CITY ELEcrIoS

The city election passed OF quiz
edy. Much interest was manifested
and yet little over half the vote Of
the city was polled The follow
ing shows the result
n. w. s. w.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1903-03-14

Balance on hand, IS, $500.
Respectfully submitted,
J. E. MARTIN, Treasurer.
Lafayette, La, March s, 1903.
To the President and Members of the
Police Jury, Parish of Lafayette. La
Following is statement of receipts and
disbursements of the special road fund since
my last report:
Balance on hand since last report $22eS So
CIR.
Approved orders ................... .$72S 7o
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Respectfully submitted,
!. f. MARTIN, Treasurer.
Lafayette, La, March S, 1908,
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1903-03-14

l. A. BEoCSSAED,
Sheriff LAFAYETTE Parish.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1903-03-14

jury auJOurned.
Nj. BILLEAUD, JR. p, resident.
X. &. GREIG, Secretary.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1903-03-14
Police Jury Proceedings.

Lafayette, La, March 5, 1oo5-Ihe
Police jury met this day in regular session
with the following members present: Nj.
Billeaud, jr., J. G. buchanan, +. G. Mou-
ton, z. X. Landry. J. o. Blauchet, Jno.
Wilmington, Alex. NJ. Broussard and
Alouzo Iacy Absent: Saul Broussard.
BY motion of Mr.. Mouton, the minutes OF
the previous meeting were amended and the
report renting pest house land was cor
rected to show that the parish reserved the
right to sell the said property in the con
tract with DIR. Rouif.
Judge Julian Mouton presented the appli-
cation of Master Rousseau Langlinais for
appointment beneficiary Cadet to Louis
lana State University at Baton Rouge:
Testimonials from President Stephens of
the Industrial School, Professors w. A.
Lerosen and r. II. Broussard, all highly
complimentary to sterling worth and eNem-
plary character of the applicant. Attorney
Mouton read the law and held that the
Jury had no right to appoint more than one
Cadet. Whereupon MIR. Buchanan with
drew his motion to appoint. BY motion OF
Mr.. Landry, action on the application was
deferred until next meeting to secure legal
advice, Messrs. Mouton and Buchanan
voting nay.
Mr.. Lacy reported the road at Mrs. 7.
| Gerac's and Alex Martin H., surveyed ana
lines established, but the road still obstructed
by fencing. By MOTION, the roadoverseer of
| the first ward was instructed to notify the
p:oprietcrs to remove said distractions and
| on failure TO comply the said roadoverseer
| shall proceed to remove the distractions at
| the expense of the proprietors.
| BY motion of Mr.. Lacy, the roadoversecr
of the first ward was instructed to remove
Instructions in the public road at Dominique
Bonnol's and grade the road at that point.
| Mr.. Lacy reported that Geo. X. Brad
ford had removed all distractions in the
public road near his place.
MIR. Blanchet reported renting new ferry
boat for the ID. O. Broussard crossing at 81
per day, half to be paid by Vermilion par
ish. He had sold old ferry to Mr.. II. M.
burke for SIS. so, but Mr. burke offered to
return the boat if the Jury decided to re-
pair it. BY motion, Messrs. Blanche, and
+. X. Landry were appointed and author
lied to examine the said ferry boat and de-
eide to the advisabihty of accepting Mr..
| Durke's offer.
BY motion OF MIR. Buchanan, MesSr>.
Mouton and Grcig were appointed and au-
thorized 10 confer with iron fence concerns
and if advisable to construct iron fence
| around the parish Jail.
| Mr.. Jerome Mouton appeared and pre-
| scented the matter of the Walker Dominique
road controversy. An agreement had been
| effected between the parties, establishing
cepance by the Jury. No action.
| MIR. VIM. Gordon, representing the
| Planners Compress CO., asked for I'd &
of taxes OF 1902 and an equalization ON ~
Sessment on presses in the parish. ~
! Jury refused to refund, but assured petV(
TONER that in future his rights would be
| protected.
MIR. S. BERNARD was rcappointed br dye
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1903-03-14

Lafayette, La, March 5, Ioo3.-Ihe
Police Jury met this day in regular session
with the following members present: NJ
Billeaud, jr., J. G. Buchanan, +. G. Mou-
ton, z. X. Landry. J. 0. Blauchet, Jno.
Wilmington, Alex. NJ. Broussard and
Alorzo Lacy. Absent: Saul Broussard.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1903-03-14
The Stomach Is the Man.

A weak stomach weakens the
man, because it cannot trans
form the food he eats into nour.
ishment. Health and strength
cannot be restored to any sick
man or weak woman without first
restoring health and strength to
the stomach. A weak stomach
cannot digest enough food to
feed the tissues and revive the
tired and run down limbs and
organs of the body. Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure cleanses, purifies,
sweetens and strengthens the
LIQUIDS and membranes of the
zach, and cures indigestion.
epsia and all stomach
tfsosu1oles. Sold by Lafayette
Drug Co.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1903-03-14

j. l.. MAN AISdSui CT.
Lafayette, La, March S, 1908,
The following accounts were laid over:
Moss 4 Co.. files, lamps, etc ........$ IS
Stewart, Lewis & Taylor, lumber so4 cI
Leon Plonskv, eight blankets 1890. . 90
The following accounts were approved:
Antoine Broussard, road work Sill SO
Arstide Savoie, road work 6S So
l.. ArCeneauN, road work .. ..... II2 IS
n. Chevalier, road work . 90
X. Blanchet, road work ~ w SO 10
X. Guidry, road work w ...-.. 81 90
r. c. Landry, road work .~ SO 50
Dupiesin Broussard, road work "a 90
T. Spell, road work. 81 50
Alcee Dugas, road work . 4S IS
L. Spell. road scoops. Observation-Disclosures. IL 50
A. c. Denais, work on ferry ~
Ursin Duhon, work on ferry .. 10
A. +. Mouton, lumber ~ 81 81
Cranclau & Robinson, lumber .-..... 29 80
Jno. Wilmington, lumber 4S
II. Fandcrcruysen, printing s. l 50
Moss x Co., vaccine points .. 90
Waters Pierce Oil Co., oil. 81
Q. Badon, sherift's fees. ......: -:.-....- Y ~
Z. G. VOORHEES,, jury commissioners 8 90
+. Mouton, jury commissioner 50
Arthur Greig, jury cemmissioner-.-...- 10
!. +. Pellerin, jury commissioner. 20
Gus. Lacoste, jury commissioned. 3 10
Leo Judice, jury commissioner ----.... 50
]. II. DomengeauN, witness 50
| los Ducote, witness . ...... 50
c. +. Latiolais, coroners juror 10
E. G. VOORHEES,, Introduction fee. 90
There being further business the Police
! Jury adjourned.
NJ. BILLEAUD, JR. President
X. &. GREIG, Secretary.
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Safurda March Fl. 1908,

the following described property, to wit:
l. Iha, certain lot of ground, situated
the parish Of Lafayette, La, in the town
Of Lafayette, together with all the buildings
aud improvements thereon, being lot num-
hercd fifty six of the old corporation, and
beng bounded on the North 10y Madison
street, and on the South by Second street.
?. That certain lot of ground, situated
in the parish of Lafayette, La. in the town
of lafayette, together with all the buildings
numbered lwyniy-cight of the old corpora
ton, and being bounded on the South by
Main street, and ON the West by Washing
ton street.
l. a. BEoUSSAED,
Sheriff LAFAYETTE Parish.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1903-03-14

State Of louisiana. Parish OF Lafayette
l hereby certify that the above and for ego.
ing is a true and correct list of grand and
Petit Jurors selected and drawn to serve at
the regular Iurv Term of the 18th Judi ial
District Court in and for the parish of Liza
yette, La, beginning on Monday March 9th
a. d., 1908.
Witness my official Signature and Seal of
Office tins 9th day of February A. -, 1908
EDG. VOORHEES,, Clerk of Court.
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Sheriff'S Sale.
Sheriff'S Sale.
Succession of Alphonse Breaux
No. 2131-1Sth Judicial Dis
trict Court. in and for
the parish of Lafa-
yette, La.

BY virtue Of order from the Honorable.
The Eighteenth Judicial District Court, in
and for The parish Cf lafayette, La, in the
above entitled and numbered successon,/f,
J. y. BI"ussar,i, sheriff of the parish of La
fayeite, VIII sell at public auction, according
% law, I" the last and highest bidder, at
the front door Of the Court house of said
parish between legal sale hours, for cash
day of sale, for the purpose of paying the
Geb.s of said estate on
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