The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-07-23

We were glad to see on GU
streets "Wednesday Lieut. nant
Governor j. Y. Sanders, who ha.
been quite sick the past six weeks
Mr.. Sanders will leave shortly
for the mountains where WE
hope he will be restored to gooe
health.
| Mr.. VIM. Folse, Of Patterson
was appointed by the Court Wed.
nesday as foreman of the new
grand jury for the next siA
months. The appointment is &
good one. and Mr.. Folse no doub,
will look well after all matters
that come up before his body.
FancifuI Fads.
China silks at figures to aston
ish you at LOUIS LEWIS.
Sheriff John B. Sanders re-
turned Tuesday morning from
i Orange, Texas, having in custody
Edward Thomas, colo1ed, wanted
for attempting to kill his wife in
Patterson several months ago
, Thomas is said to be a bad char
acter and his arrest is an import
ant one.
: The rainy weather the past few
weeks have put our streets in
some places in bad condition.
but the low places are being filled
in and with few weeks of dry
weather they will be in good con-
dition again. Somr of the side
walks need attention, especially
on some Of the back streets.
Popkin, the j..weler, is The pro-
per place to have your watches,
clocks and jewelry repaired.
None but first material
used.
The large sample room recently
erected by Me.srs. Zylicz & Will
cox, the contractors, for the Com
mercial Hotel, is a very neat and
attractive building. The owners
of the Comm, rcial have purchased
H. Adds property, adjoining this
weil-known hosiery and intend
making several mprovements
thereon.
The back yard thieves have also
reaped rich harvest during the
past week. This class Of crooks
generally confin- their operations
to raiding hen roosts and carrying
of other loose articles found lying
around the yards Of residences.
Of til. in... OF many !in,. fowl.
ira.k,in has beeH made cou-
pen station and tickets can now
BE- purcha ed to any point in the
Union. When contemplating a
tour OF the country either on basi-
ness. pleasure. or otherwise, con-
suit Mr.. Frank Davis, the accom-
m odating and gcntIrmanly agent
OF the Southern Pacific road at
this place.
We congratulate our young
friend. Hon. Rom. P. Leblanc,
one of the repre- in the
from tie parish Of
upon his selection
again as major aud aide-camp
on the staff of the Governor. Mr.. ;
Leblanc is busy acknowledging
congratulations. Here's to you
Rom: with a "Forester." ]
Some contemplate wretch Wis !
tied the stable of DR.. A. S. Gates
night of last week and
destroyed a lot of harness by
cutting themto pieces. Such a low
mean trick deserves the condemn
alton of all law-abiding citizens
and We hope to see the culprit ap-
pretended and given the proper
treatment as accorded by law.
Bargains! Bargains!!
At LOUIS LEWIS while taking
stock.
The local Federal Labor Union
will give big ball at Chauvin's |
pavilion next Saturday, July 30th.
Jumbo and refreshments will be |
served. Good music has been en-
ragged for the occasion and
grand time is promised all who at
end. II you are not a dancer
:ome out anyhow. Gentleman
lancing will be charged SO cents,
aides free. {
Mr.. Joseph E. Guidry died at
lis residence on Iberia street,
asst Wednesday morning, July
%, 1904, after a lingering illness,
'ged SO years, 7 months and Is
lays. The funeral took place
rom the Catholic Church the
anne evening at $3.50 o'clock.
VIZ. Gnidry leaves wife, several