The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-01

the arrival Oh HIS HduuoOlIAC ilOI'
front. which will be placed in
position as soon as possible on
his brick building on Main street,
which will be occupied by him ae
jewelry store upon the compile
ton OF the repairs.
Ye editor, who was confined to
his room nearly the whole Of last
week through illness, is up again.
Our appearance last week on
half-sheet we regret, and nope
that in the future we will not be
forced by circumstances TO adopt
this method again to get before
the public We are out this week
on four full sheets-and they are
not in the wind, either.
The local Camp. Woodmen Of
the World. will hold their annual
decoration ceremonies to-mor-
row, Sunday evening, at )
O'Clock, at the cemetery, and place
floral offerings upon the graves OF
deceased Sovereigns. This beau
tiful and impressive ceremony IS
usually witnessed by quite large
crowd, and tomorrow will doubt
less prove no exception.
The Police Jury will meet in
regular session next Monday. The
regular meeting day is Tuesday.
but being the 18th and legal holi-
day, the Jury will meet one day
earlier. The Jury after attending
to its regular monthly business
will adjourn and convene as
board Of reviewers for the pur-
pose Of going over the assessment
rolls of the parish as made by AS
SCISSOR Kappel.
DIED:-In Algiers, La, on last
Wednesday evening, June %, at
1880 o'clock, ELIZABETH MIGEOT
RAUsCHKOLB. wife Of Philip
Rauschkolb, aged Al years and Z
days. Deceased was the daughter
of Mrs. M. Migeot, of this place,
and was born here. She was a
resident Of Algiers for 25 years.
Her funeral took place in that
city yesterday evening at $3.50
O'Clock. To the sorrowing rela-
tives and friends our sympathies
are extended.
A telegram dated from Ithica,
n. Y, June %, announces the
marriage of Miss Olive K. Ed
wards, OF .th.oa, to MIR. Edward
w. Kramer, of Patterson, which
took place in Ithica on June %.
The young people were students
in Cornell University and became
acquainted in the classrooms dur
ing their sophomore years, De-
coming engaged in their junior
year, but deferred their marriage
until each had finished the college
course. The bride is a niece OF
Prof. A. D. MacGilluivary, of Cor
nell, while Mr.. Kramer is well
known throughout this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer will live in
Rochester.
Mr.. j. M. Berry, of Seattle,
Wash, representing the Pacific
Coast Condensed Milk Co., assis-
ted by Miss G. M. Wayland, are
serving hot coffee. ice cream and
other dainty delicacies at the store
Of Mr.. John A. O'Niell, Jr.. free of
charge to-day and next Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, to dem
onstrate the superior quality of
Carnation Cream. 1t is claimed
that it is. the only cream on the
market that can be whipped by
adding the white of an egg. For
ten cents you get twenty ounces
or one pint of pure evaporated
cream. All are invited to come.
Ii you have "little store run
it in 'big way. Advertise it
as though it was twice as big-and
it will soon be twice as big.
There is nothing so deceiving as
the so-called friends one has.
When put to the test they are
much like our umbrellas-easily
lost. hard to open up, and gener-
ally missing on . rainy day.