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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
FATHER and CHILD
BURNED To DEATH
W. H. sgssIr LOST HIS NEWPORT IN vAiHLY TRYING
TO SAVE His INFANT SON FROM AWFUL oeArH-wFE is
DRIVEN INSANE

danger. some time later Ar Ssnbi,
noticed that the house was Cu FIRE
and ran home 10 save the child.
II ~ thought thnt after picking ~
the child the father became confused
and vas unable 70 open the door. lie
finally broke a wiuaoN and climbed
out. but left the child lust Inside.
lie himself was 80 haly burned that
he died shortly after
when arn Nouhit returned she be-
came violently insane.
II in supposed that the child start
FL the fire by playing with the stove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
GLADYS TOOK
FRENCH LEAVE

Gladys Rush. a woman who was 10
have been tried ia the superior court
this morning on charge II larceny
from the person, and who was out on
$50 bonds. decided last night not 10
face the Jury and left the city. Her
whereabouts are unknown.
When the case was called this morn
ms the state was ready. but the de-
fendant failed 60 appear Her lawyer
stated that he was sure his client had
simply oversight and would be nj the
court house soon. The judicial wheels
In the criminal court stopped md
every one waited patiently for the de-
ilnauent 60 show up. but when the
hands % the court room clock reached
1884, II was decided that GLADYS had
taken Fronoh leave and bench war
rant was issued FOR her arrest II took
n deputy sheriff but a few minutes 20
learn that the woman had left the
city on train last night
Judge Tuliman entered Judgment
agninst her bondsmon. Lew unEuH and
John Flood
The Bush woman Is charged with
stealing so from Gust Lind on De-
ccmbcr a.
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England. especially in the Newcas-
tie-on ryue district. WHERE he re-
sided while the Armstrong; were
building his iccbreaksr. the reFmak.
His courtesy and social qualities
made him very popular. and the ed
itorials in the morning newapa pers
depiorc his loss with genuine SYM
patty. The editorials also extend
sympathy e. the Russian nation IN
the series OF misgortunes which have
pursued the navy. and comment up
on the enormous advantage this ca
tastrophe gives o. Japan. even n. n
believed. the Russian disaster IL not
worse than reported In the official
dispatches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
TEACHER BURNED

TACOMA. April Miss Alice
Cone. "A teacher. WIS badly burned
about the face aud chest yesterday
b. the explosion Of an alcohol burn
81 which Was being used By mum
Der Of teachers 20 prepare light
luncheon during the noon hour. The
accident caused panic among the
cover
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one Of John G. Fishers touring
companies opens to night at the
Grand n four performance engage
ment of The Silver Slipper" To-
night. tomorrow Mis- { and Saturday
matinee and evening the bill viii
continue.
AT the White Horse Tavern Is
teh bill of tho Baker company for
the rest Of the week The popular
play ~ drawing well,
Tonight ~ Man of Mystery" gives
way TO The Chicago Tramp on the
Aleazgr stage. a Chicago Tramp
will continue through the week untn
uuday afternoon.
THE towaway'' Is sim the bin at
the Third Avenue. The play viii
continue until Sunday evening,
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VAN SAINTS STATEMENT

ST PAUL. April it--Gavernor Van
SAINT has issued a statement IN Whlch
be intlmates that no further legal
stFpa viii be taken b. the state In
the Northern Securities case unless
there IL an attempt 20 consolidate thu
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
roads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
BoYs HAVE nae mUMps

WASHINGTON. =. G.. April IL
President Roosevelt returned fruua
crotau this morning. accompanied
BY his sons Ted aud Kermit. both Of
whom are suffering from the
mumpa The lads nave been guar =
antined in a room on the second
floor Of the White House.
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MM MU
M NEWS
JAPs EXPRESS REGRET AT
mAkARoFF's DEATH
ny serlpps News Asnn1

TOXIC. April 1.-THE first news
OF the sinking of tbs Russian bat
tleahlp Pctropavlovak tn the harboF
OF Fort Arthur yesterday. vas re
celved here In private kilograms this
morning.
The officials expressed satisfaction
though they regretted the death 81
Vice Admiral Makaroff whom al
spoke Of az being a gallant officer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14
MAD mULLAH FLED

LONDON. April 1t-An Asen iis-
patch states that the Mad Muiiah. e
against whom the British have been
conducting "A campaign for several
months past. hna reached Italian
territory.
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M@ HANGS MAW
M G RHERlBUR6
By scrlpps News Assn,

PETERsBURG April capital a ap-
this
o
10
battships
tn the Mediterranean which
o he was
official
benefit adding
The felt Admiral
u
have
Admiral Makaron
admiralty today. which
officials.
The officials sian believe that the Peropavovsk blown b
mine instead OF being
IN the the
down affair
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Gray's Harbor will also be stocked.
The oriental quail 10 an excellent
game bird. but being rapid Of flight
and always on the alert. will not fall
an easy prey 10 the mafksman. 50 II
II hoped that the birds vii propogats
rapidly.
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WHAT the
GAR SAID

ST. PETERSBURG. April Il
When the emperor read the
dispatch announcing the loss OF
the Petropaviovsk. he turned
pale and dld rot speak Tor sew
sral minutes. Then he asked a
woman In waiting to inform the
empress. who burst into tears,
His majesty said:
God has wiiled that the Yen
esei should perish By touching a
mine and that the BOyarin
should be damaged. Now PFovi-
denee. whose designs are In
scrutabie. has willed also 10 de-
priva US OF the PetFopavl0ysk
and the brave men aboard her
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MRC DESTROYED M


TOXIC According dispatch om Admiral uriu to
beshp Petrup avovsk sunk by the Japanese
a uru that Admiral Togos fleet
aeshp her With
torpedo boat
uu adds the sustained losses during the
engagement
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PIONEERS At TAcOMA

TACOMA, April 1.-THE second
quarterly meeting Of the Pierce
County Pioneers Association was
held yesterday in the Ferry nuncuu
with about Is members present. The
program OF the day consisted of add
dresses. readings and songs, with 81
banquet at the close.
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: WANT the GAR


ROME. April 1.-THE Checfno
correspondent ~ the AEepaia
ItaIcn wires that the deatfuc-
tion OF the batfieship fstro-
paviovsk has produced immense
depression AZ Port Arthur. The
supeFHtltious Russians have
taken the event as n sign of
God that he ~ against them iu
this war. II - believed that
only the presence Of the ear
himself VII revive u martial
spirit among the diHheaftencd
forces on both land and sea-
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NEARLY 800 LOST

PETERSBURG Apil IA
brother the
a. he > Journey.
definite dead
m
OF he Peopavovsk.
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BURKE. Idaho. April 1.-THE little
tyear-eld daughter % J. LuugreB. a
miner. was accidentally drowned yes
tefdny afternoon in Canyon creek
The body has not yet been recovered.
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MAKAROFF'S' =,
SUCCESSOR

ST. PETERSBURG April H-viee
Admiral Makaroffs successor I'm com
rnand Of the naval operations in tho
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WINES, ColDiALS
And EXTRACTS

of cod liver oil act
about the same on a
weakened system as a
cocktail does on an empty
stomach. II any good is
accomplished in either
case the medical world
has yet to find it out.
SCOTS Z mulsion
affords effective and per
manent relief and cure
in all wasting diseases
because it restores health
through nourishmcnt,
not through alcoholic
stimulation.
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stouta. sllms ard REGULAR Special
Sale ~ Mems Suits. SIS. Tuklas. sing
erman q Co. cor. End and Seneca
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BURGLARS
At MONROE

EVERETT. April IA Monks
hardware store. a. Monroe. was
burRlarlnod .ast night Tive hundred
and nfty iackknives. Il raEprs ana
three revoiycrs were stolen. There
q no eIrw.
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Read A. Bridge & Co.'S big ad-
yertlsement In Fridays Star. see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14

The Russian cruiser Nariae. sunk
At chemulpo. Feb. ,. by the laps. IL
being rased she L. commanded b.
Capt Rounansff.
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Stylish clothes. HERALD. 1929 ed.
90.
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POPULAR IN ENGLAND

LONDON. Aprfl 1.-THE late Vice
Admiral Makaroff spoke English
fluentiy and vas well known In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-14

A. Bridge q COS big clothing sale
starts Saturday. itia-iti1 Second av.
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Flower Vases. stand Bowls.
Jelly Dishes. Celery Dishes
ana many other articles Of
Glassware. % nearly like cut
glass that you can scarcely
tell them from the original
article.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-07-02

1t is reported upon excelsent au-
thority, contrary to all adverse
statements, that the Worlds Fair
at St. Louis is a gratifying imam
cial success 80 far. The gate re-
ceipts have been so large the past
few weeks that the management OF
the Fair was recently enabled to
return something over 100000 to
the government on its loan from
the National treasury. The Won
ders of the Fair are pictured as
something truly marvellous and In
very many respects it is far ahead
of the Chicago exhibition OF few
years ago. Exchanges recently
received from the Exposition City,
refutlng the charge Of hotel ex-
tortion, publish directory of a
number of prominent hotels, to
gether with charges by the day or
week, and these charges are GER
tainly far from excessive. Instead
of the customary trip to some
summer resort during the heated
term great numbers of Louisian-
ians will doubtless prefer to view
the grand and instructive wonders
of the Louisiana Purchase EXPOSE
ton.
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Supplement-
Z " H. -.-
Tho adyanatua Chillif,lpe hSs Over

The advanatee Chillifuge fss over
the numerous cniil tonicS. IS that ~
contains not only the alkaloidal gum
ina treatment, in a tasteless form, Dut
all the other medicines which are Anti
Malarial. In taking this remedy IN us
palatable form you practic ally get the
benefit of all the combined chill tones
in use. Again great many hard gum
inc Pills and Capsules pass through
the stomach and bowels undlgested,
where as Chillifuge is soluble ana
readily absorbed by the most dellcal"
stomach. and if taken according 10
directions. YOU come under the In
tluence of it before the next expected
chill. which is most important FACTOR
when it is understood that chill NO. :"
Of the congestive type is a most serious
consequence. even if it does not act
ually prove fatal. So can you readily
see the Importance OF having a mix,
ture that contains all Anti -Malarlhi
drugs. and in a form that is absorbed
bv the stomach so as to prevent the
re-occurrence of the Malarlal Paro-
XySm.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-07-02

St. Julien Renfro, the young
negro who, it is stated. was
stricken deaf and dumb in Chicago
a few weeks ago while denying
the existence of God has again
brought himself before the public's
notice. After returning to his
home in Shreveport he claims that
an angel appeared telling him that
he would be restored to his lost
senses at 3 o'clock sharp on last
Thursday evening. At the ap-
pointed time a crowd gathered at
the church where Renfro was to
deliver an address, as the clock
struck the hour the deaf and dunn b
man arose and spoke. This Great
ed a wild panic. Women tainted
and men rushed out of the building
and it was fully an hour before
quiet was restored and the con-
grcgation would venture into the
building. Renfro afterwards del
ivered short sermon. The people
are divided in their belief that it is
either a great miracle or colossal
fake
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-07-02
rros'.n.h

BE it known and remen FED that
we, the undersigned Board of Super.
visorS of Elections for tie Parish ~.
st. Mary did ON thi. day in thu
presence of +. r. TrOwbridge and A
q. Barnard and w. Richards Gates.
three competent witnesses, meet ut the
court house of the Parish of ST Mary.
in the Town of Franklin. La. for tho
purpose of compiling the returns sent
in by the commissioner, of election.
appointed by us, of an election held in
the yellow Bayou Drainage District of
the Parish of St. Mary. La. on the
18th day of June, 1904, for the purpose
Of voting upon tho proposition to
annually levy, assess and collect a
special tax of five mill, on the dollar
upon all the assessed property within
the limits Of the said yellow Bavou
Drainage District subject to taxation,
for the term of forty years, commenc.
ing with and to be paid with and al
part Of the taxes of the year 1904, the
said tax to he used for the digging Of
a canal in the said district also for
the cleaning out and deepening of
Yellow Bayou.
And having compiled the returns
sent in to Us by the commissioners of
the polling precinct of said District
which was at Centreville, La, We
find that there were cast at said elec.
ton, Seventeen (l7) votes: Seventeen
~ in favor Of the said proposition
and none against the said proposition.
The total assessed value of all
property tax payers voting at said
election was Twenty-Five Thousand
Two Hundred and Forty lS2l ,24O. COY
Dollars, of which amount Twenty-one
Thousand Two Hundred and Forty
1921 ,224O, COY Dollars was voted in favor
of said proposition and nothing was
voted against the said proposition.
And having completed said COM
pilation and having made public
proclamation of the above result, We
have closed this present process verbal
of compilation of votes in number and
amount, which is made in triplicate.
Witness the signatures of the said
Board of Supervisors of Elections at
the court house in the town of Frank
lin, Parish of St. Mary, La, on this
18th day of June, 1904, in the presence
of the above named witnesses who
have Witnessed the proceedings herein
and who have signed these presents
with the President and member of the
board Of Supervisors.
w. T. JONES,
D. N. FO0TE1,
Board of Supervisors of Elections
of the Parish of st. Mary.
Witnesses:
II. B. Trowbridge,
A. 6. Barnard,
w. Richards Gates.
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A. !. Delahoussaye ask the readers
of this papers who are suffering with
indigestion or dyspepsia to call on
them at once and get bottle OF
Kodol Dyspepsia cure. If you knew the
value of this remedy as we know it,
you would not suffer another day.
Kodol Dyspepsia cure is thorough
digetant and tissue-b building tonic a.
well. It is endorsed personally by
hundreds of people whom it has cure
of indigestion dyspepsia, palpitation
Of the heart and stomach troubles
generally kodol Dyspepsia cure digests
what you eat. 1t is pleasant, palatable
and strengthening.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-07-02

Mr.. L. E. Bentley and Miss Ada
Butler were married at the brides
home in Alexandria last Saturday
evening. Mr.. Bentley is the talent
ed editor of the Chief, published
at Donaldsonville, and one of the
best known newspapermen in the
State, but is at present resident
of New Orleans where he is dis
charging the duties of deputy col
lector of port. The bride is a
popular young lady of Alexandria
and is very prominent in society
circles. We extend to Bro. Bentley
and his fair bride much happiness
and Joy on their voyage through
life.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-07-02

The use Of wireless telegraphy has
edded q new complication in often.
sive and defensive movements of a
warlike nature on sea and land. Both
Russian and japanese commanders
have found this form of communica-
tiOn available in frustrating or for
warding strategic attack or retreat. II
has also been made serviceable in the
quick communication of otherwise un.
sattainable news, carried on the wings
sOf the air from the scene of sea hos
Utilities to neutral stations on land and
thence cabled to the ends of ths earth.
Evidently the possibilities inherent in
The use of air telegraphy are of the
gravest future consequence, whether
ia the promotion of the arts of peace
or war.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-07-02

The commission charged with pre-
paration of the currency system for
Panama Saturday reached an agree.
ment which established a coin equiv
alant in fneness and weight to the
dollar OF the United States as the
standard and which also makes the
United States dollars legal tender in
Panama. The agreement provides For
3 join arrangement between the gov.
erment of Panama and the canal
commission under which, by selling
drafts and by drawing on the funds,
he exchange can be hept down to a
basOnable figure, not above two per
lent and thus avoid large fluctuations
Of rates.
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NOTICE.

Pursuant to provisions of Article
) OF the charter of the Louisiana
Black Prairie Land Company, Ltd,
notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton of its stockholders will be held
at its Office over the First National
Bank. of Franklin. La, on Tuesday.
July 9TH, 1904, under the supervision
of Chas. f. Borah, Henry G. Bloch
and Thomas q. Wilson, commissions
appointed by the present Board of
Directors to hold said election, for
the purpose Of eleoting nine Directors
to succeed the present Directors of
said Company. All stockholders are
notified and requested to be present,
either in person of by proxy at said
election.
.. W. EWING, President.
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PROCLAMATION.

Notice is here by given that at tn
special election held in the Sth ward
of the Parish of st. Mary. on June
It'll, 1905. for the purpose of voting on
the proposition to levy three mill
tax for ten years ON all taxable prop
erty to aid and assist in erecting a pub
lie school house, Il votes and ST.
2O3 worth of property was voted in
favor of said proposition and nothing
against. Therefore We do hereby OF.
ficially declare said election carried
in favor of the levy of said tax, and
the police jury of the parish OF ST.
Mary has passed an ordinance levy
said tax. J. A. PETERMAN. Pres.
r. HANF, Sect'y.
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The first Spanish general that shall
{ ssIsnd in United States territory with
\ "a army sufficiently strong to avenge
the defeats of Cuba and the Philip
pines" will be entitled to reward Of
DC, 900 left in trust with the Bank Of
Spain by Cardinal Herrera y Espinosa
The cardinals will serves to illumi-
nate the Spain character and to en-
phasixe the colossal ignorance OF the
world by the great mass OF the Span
ish people. II Cardinal Gibbons were
% leave . will with such an absurd
provision, IL would be considered con-
elusive evidence that when he drew
NE will he was insane, but from .
Spanish cardinal it merely emphasizes
he inability of the Spanish to realize
thai the glory of Spain has departed
and that its greatness is embalmed
- history.
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The good people of the Stat

The good people of the State
will rejoice to learn that the
Legislature has enacted into law
the Hunsicker anti-pool room and
turf exchange bill. In the passage
of this measure the curse of gam
bling has been given a fatal blow
in the solar plexus. 1t means that
under this administration the
constitutional prohibition against
the gambling evil will be vigor-
ously enforce and it also means
that the cry of licensing gambling
is properly in disfavor with the
present lawmakers of the State.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-07-02

An exchange says: Gan editor,
a country editor of course, came
home the other night and told his
wife he had seen a butterfly
with a garter snake in it's mouth
This was the first inkling the
wife had ever received that he
was "hitting" the gasoline can.
The editor has since signed the
pledge" The country editor who
has the price to buy "gasoline"
these days Is in clover.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-07-02

Alexander Sutherland, the man who
led the charge of the famous ''Light
Brigade" at Balaklava, is living in the
city of Denver, Colo. He is ninety-four
years of age, but has expressed de
sire to attend the Purchase Exposition
at st Louis, in respol So to an invita-
ton received from the school child rem
Of that city. AS the bugler of that bril-
lgade, Mr.. Sutherland led the charge
Of the command OF the Earl of Card
igan; and was one of the $50 heroes
who returned from the field OF carnage.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-07-02

Thousands of articles are being
written this week calling for. punish
ment of the criminal negligence which
made the General Slocum disaster
possible. 1t should not be difficult to
locate the blame, inasmuch as no
steamboat can leave any wharf in the
country without a certification of safe
ty and seaworthiness signed by the
inspectors of the Department of Com
merce and Labor. Is the prevalent in
dignation to be allowed to blow over
without calling anybody to account for
the hOrrOr?-Lake Charles Press.
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NOTICE..

FRANKLIN, La., June let, 1904.
All property tax payers will
take notice that l will have corn.
pleted on the 10th day of June,
1904, the listing of the taxable
property of this parish and will
exhibit my rolls at my Office for
twenty days from that date and
all tax payers are requested to
call and inspect same.
w. T. JONES,
Assessor Parish of st. Mary.
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The up-to-date Jap soldier, in
stead of carrying a whole tinshop
on his back as the soldiers of other
nations do, carries a kettle made
of papers that folds up and weigh
a couple of ounces when he gets
into camp a, night he fills his
paper kettle with rice fer supper
and then goes out and kills five or
six Russians as a sort of sedative
to make him sleep well.-Crowley
Signal.
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One Lady's Recommendation Sold
Fifty Boxes Of Chamherlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets.

| have. | believe. sold fifty boxes of
Chamberlain's Stomach and liver Tab
lets on the recommendation of one
lady here. who first bought box of
them about year ago. She never tires
of telling her neighbors and friends
about the good qualities of these Tab
lets.-P. m. Shore. Druggist. Roches-
ter. Ind. The pleasant purgative effect
of these Tablets makes them favorite
with ladies every. For Sale by Gates
DRUG store.
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r STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial Court, Parish of St.
Mary. No. 3,OSS. g..
Succession of Levery Smith, De.
ceased.

Whereas, Ed. Smith. resident OF
the Parish of St. Mary, State Of Louis
lana, has filed in this Honorable Court
his account as administrator in the
above numbered and entitled succession
and his petition praying for the no.
mologation thereof, and to be dis
charged as administrator.
All parties in interest arc according
ly required to file their opposition
thereto within ten days from the day
of this advertisement.
Given at Franklin. La, this nth
day of June. A. D., 1904.
WILBUR II. KRAMER,
Clerk Of Court.