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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1905-07-01
Little Gallon items.
Daspit, La, June 26, 100

Daspit, La, June 26, 1905
Mes Emily Fpsaire Of DaigEs
vile, La, is at present the guest G
her Cousin, Mrs. Eugene Lectmpte,
Mr.. Eugene Lecompte and family,
accompanied by Mrs. Sam Goych, Mr..
Harry Gooch and Miss Pipsaire, left
early Sunday morning on a pleasure
trip, aboard his skif, IA very large
sailing one) to spend the day at the
lower end Of Bayou Little Gallon.
Mr.. Saver Defkce, wife and child,
in company with the newly married
couple, Mr.. Henry Cantrel and wife,
jeined also by Mr.. Mica Pelegrin and
wife, left last week on board hiR lugger
Little Kake, for q VISIT to relatives on
Lower Bayou Lafourche. The route
selected for the voyage WAS By water,
Nom Lower Little Gallon, through
the different bays. lakes. bayous and
= short distance on the" GuM itself,
between this place and BayouL La
fourche.
Mr.. Thfeobold- Peiegpin-was su.araon-
I'd to the beAsiAe ofont Of her grand
children ~ the point OF death, on
kowef' Lafourche and left Friday
morning, by rail.
Mr.. Martin, The proprietor Of
Live Oak Plant" Lower Grand
Oaillou, accompanied by his able
Manager, Mr.. James Miller. and Mr..
Luke Boudreaux a popular merchant
Boudreaux Canal, Little Gallon, last
Saturday. These gentlemen came
across the lake from the above named
Plantation, in a little gasoline boat.
We did not learn the nature O other
visit.
We have had very dissgreeable
weather for several days, causing a
f?iree, which WAS to begin ut Mr..
All: Daspit's, by the young folks, to
be postponed.
Bad colds are very conamon in our
;neighborhood, having one or two
patients nearly in every homein bed
confined. Our school teacher Mr..
Leblanc has four children down with
it, and he, himself with a tempera- {
ture Of 1901 degrees, all day Sunday. (
We hope u neighborhood will
soon rid self Of this troublesome a
nalady. E
NJ. Saver DeflieS has purchased ar
rouse and piece of ground from Mr.. a
Lecompte, and expects to =
on the place in the near future.
Yours truly, a
S~rnarpynrn q
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TreSpaSS Notice.

Hunting and trespassin@ on Cane
Brake and Lacarpc Plantations Grand
Gallon is hereby prohibited: Lo1f-
on either Of these! plantations is
especially forbidden, under pcnnIty
of the law.
LOUIS WtGGl N~IAfk e. son.
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IreSDaSS Notice.

Trespassing is hereby forbidden on.
my property, known as Brush. Island.
N1olat"rs will be dealt with according to
saw
.LOHN. B0YNE.
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WANTED

10 srnt, a furnished cottage witt, from
three to five rooms for about two or
three months nr more.
MRS. J. G. LANDRAN,
At tho Commercial nuloi
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Notice To Mortgage Creditors
Parish of Terrebonne.
OFFICE OF STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
PARISH OF rERREBoNSE,

OFFICE OF STATE TAX COLLECTOR, !
PARISH OF T~ERrEBoNSE,
In conformity with Section &c, Act 50
OF 1888, notice is hereby given to all par
ties holding mortgages upon real estate
located in the Parish Of Terrebonne, on
WHICH, 1aXes TOT The year 1907 have not
Deer paid, that l will begin the sale Of
same at the Courthouse door, on Satur-
day the 1st day of July, A. D., 1905,
and that a number Of pieces of property
SO delinquent are now being advertised
in the newspaper, in conformity with the
law preparatory to such sale. This at
tention Of the mortgage creditors is cs-
pecially called to these advertisements Of
tax sales, and they are warned to take
such steps as may be necessary toprotect
their rights.
A. W. CONNELY,
Sheriff 4 Ex-Ohicio Tax-(ellector,
Parish of 1errtbonne, La.
Houma, La, June "a, 1905.
Budget Of Expenses for the coming
Fiscal Year, for the Parish Of Tepre.
bOnEe.
Jurors and Witnesses at
Court, g, 5se.e 90
salary, prisoners
board, conveying,
prisoners to ~penitentiary.
and Insane Asylum, 2,O0O.Oo
.oroner's Fees, 10000
Parish Treasurer, 800. 90
Clerk of Police Jury, $50. 90
Parish Assessor, 500 90
Justices OF the Peace, 100000
C%onstables, 5000. 90 I
District Attorney, 1000. 60
Parish Printing 500 90
'oi'ce Jurors, 5000
Roads and Bridges, 1000. 90
sead Inspector, 10000
1ea}Hi Officer and Board Of
Health, 100000
n~eIdenta1s, 100000
Total, - n, 100 90
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TREsrAss NOTICE.

No trespassing is allowed on the left
descending bank OF the DnLarge PLAN
ratiets, Bayou DuLarge. Violators will
be dealt with according to law.
j. l.. EOEDREAEX.
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TELEPHONE GROWTH

k~E~E~E WINE VF.EEEEE II
lie Cumberland Telephone 4 Telegraph Company has
'ssued statement OF lis business for the month Of Nav
anu III S'o"ll iii TIC NUMBER Of en5SGrihGrs is slo"r as
follows:
Number subscribers May list, 1905. l27.3!4
Number added during month, 1915
Number discontinued, 237O
Net Increase, Los
Total subscribers May 3lst, 1905, LIS ,9le
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TreSpaSS Notice.

The public is hereby prohibited: from
~traspassing on the PresquiIe plantation
or the swamp lands belonging to sald
plantation. GUENO BROS,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1905-07-01
JUDICIAL NOTICE.
No. G3G

10Th. Judicial District Court, Parish OF
TerrrhOnnp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

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90 YOU WANT o
situation2 o
Pip, Male or Femaie7 o
Sell a Farm7 o
Sell Household coods9 o
|ents7 o
|nvassers2 o
Husband or Wife7 o
9oy or cirl7 o
Handy Man7 o
Anything Else7 o
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IN THE LEADER THREE o
LINE WANT-THREE TIMES o
2s CENTS. o
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CHAPTER XVIII

" DID some tall thinking that night.
remembered that this mau had
held some conversation with the
Jenreys az their carriage door
previous to their departure from the
Moore house, and found myself com
PEELED to believe that only a matter Of
importance TO themselves as well as
70 him would have detained them AZ
such minute Oh. that Tampa were
not so far or or that / had happened
on this clew earlior But Tampa was
at that moment far prospect for me.
ana ! could only reason from such
facts MS had been able to collect IN
Washington
Fixing my mind now on Mrs Jeffrey,
! nsked the cause OF the many caprices
which had marked her conduct on her
wedding morning Why had she per
sisted in dressing alone, and what oc.
casioned the absorption which led TO
her ignoring all appeals at her door az
time when a woman rs supposed 30
be more than usually graciousl But
one answer suggested Itself Her
henrt WAS not in her marriage and
,hat last hour Of her motherhood had
boon an hour OF anguish and struggle
Perhaps she not only failed 10 love
Francis jeffrey but loved some other
man. This seemed improbable. but
things as strunge as this have hap
pencd in our complex society. and no
reckoning can be made with a wo.
mans fancy II this wns so-and
whnt other theory would better or
even so well account for her peculiar
behavior both then and afterwardY
The hour usually given by brides TO
dress ana gladsome expectation was
with her one OF farewell 10 past hopes
and an unfortunate n not passionate.
attachment No wonder that She
wished 10 be alone No wonder that
interruption angered her Perhaps Il
had found her on her knees Perhaps
Here I felt myself seized by a strong
and sudden excitement / remembered
the filings / had gathered up from the
small stand by the window, filings
which had glittered and which must
nave been OF gold What was the con
ciusioni IN this last hour OF her maid
~ NE she bad sought 70 rid herself OF
some article ot lewelry which she
found lt undesirable 10 carry into her
new life What article Of jewelry7 To
consideration Of the circumstances and
the hour / could think Of but oRe-a
ring the symbol Of some old attach
ment
The slight abrasion al the base Of
her Third finger which bad beeh looked
aDf the result Of too r9ugh and
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earnestly TO Mr. Jeffrey. and secondly
az the carriage door just before the
bridal party rode away II WAS Mrs.
jeffrey who was talking 10 him then.
and ! wondered 10 see him look so
pleased when everybody in ana about
the house was pale as ashes"
"Do you know the name Of that
boy ~ carelessly inquired
Ills name? Oh. no He is one Of
Rauchers waiters-the curly haired
one. You see him everywhere. but /
don't know bis name DO you datter
yourself that he can tell you anything
that other people don't known Why.
II be knew the least thing that wasn't
In everybody's mouth you would have
heard from him long ago Those men
arc the greatest gOssips ia town.
wonder what she thought OF herself
"and 90 proud 10 be OF any impor-
tance." This was true enough. though
/ did not admit II at the time. and
when the interview was closed aud
went away I have no doubt she con
sldered me quite the most heavy per-
son she had ever met But this did
not disturb me. The little facts she
had stated were new 10 &c. and, re-
peatlng my former method. / was az
ready busy arranging them 10 my
mind Witness the result
First-The ceremony OF marriage
between Francis jeffrey and Veronica
Moore was fully three-quarters OF en-
hour late.
second.-Thls was owing 10 the ca.
price OF the bride, who would not have
any one ia the room With her, not even
her maid.
Third. The bridal bouquet did not
hgure 10 the ceremony. Ia the nurry
Of the moment II yps forgotten Or Dur-
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jimmy bad just declared with her most
roguish smile that she would run home
and tell her mother ali about this
sweetest or sweet little places when a
shout rose from the other side Of the
street and that collection Of fifteen or
twenty boys scampered away as il
mad, shouting 10 Joyous echo OF the
boy at their head
IT'S Go be chicken, heaplng plates OF
ice cream and sponge cake"
BY which token she knew that the
ring had been found.
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|U|U||I 'I|N| "a - -
ole
FTLIGREE BALL:
by.
ANNA EATHApNE GREEN
Author Of The Mystery of A0atlo H'sbb.~
lost Kdns Lane" Etc
r,....t-.s.. ,oos ~. .,..,,, -.

AS 1 museu ana museu over TINS im.
promptu synopsis in my vain attempt
to reach some fresh clew TO a proper
understanding OF the Inconsistencies In
Miss Tutte's conduct by means Of my
theory OF her strong but mistaken de-
votion to Mr.. jeffrey, a light suddenly
broke upon me from an entirely un.
expected quarter. II was faint one.
but any glmmer was welcome. Re
membering a remark made by Mr.. JET.
frey In bis examination that Mrs. JET
frey had not been the same since cross.
ing the fatal doorstep OF the Moore
house, I asked myself il we had paid
enough attention TO the mental condi-
tion and conduct OF the bride prior to
the alarm which threw a pail or hor.
ror over her marriage and. caught by
the idea ! sought for a fuller account
% he events of that day than had
hitherto been supplied by newspaper
or witness.
Hunting up my friend the reporter
begged him to tell TIE where be had
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Flrst Published in Daily Leader May
20. 1860
Notice Of Application for Lluuor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan County S.
Notice is hereby given that h. c. Ritz
terbusch has this day filed IN the office
OF the County Clerk In anu for said
County Of Logan. a petition asking that
a license be granted 10 him 10 sell az re-
tail malt spirituous and yinous liquors
on Lot i5 Block as. second Ward, city
Of Guthrie. "a said County and Territory
II no protest be filed on or before
Jme z. 1905 his petition viii be granted
and license issued.
Witness my han and the seal 0f said
County hereto afIxed this lsrd
day OF May, 1905
(sEAL) n. Il TRAP.
County Clerk
j. L. MoKEOWN. Deputy.
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CFirst Published in Daily Leader aiay
23.
Notice Of Application FOR Liquor License
Territory Of Oklahoma logan County. S.
.,oJice Is hereby given that A. J Hoo
yer has this day filed IN the office Of
the County Jerk I'm anc Tor said coun-
ty Of Logan a petition asking that "a li-
cerse Ac granted him 20 sell ot retail
Malt, spiriruous and vinous liquors on
Lots and Z. Block 56. Fifth Ward. city
of Guthrie in said county and territory
II no protest be med on on before
Tene q 1905 his petition win be grant
cd and license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
county hereto affixed this 23rd day
of May, l.-5.
tsEAL) H. = TRAP.
County Clerk
j. /. McKEOWN, Deputy.
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j. L. MoKEoWN. Deputy
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We dry clear and press ladies' and
genuemen's clothing Just IKE new az
the Partisan aye works. 2le East Okla
h0ma ave-
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LOST AND FOUND.
BIDS WANTED

BIDS WANTBD-Sealed bids will be re-
ceived separately for the erection OF
a twO-story and basement bric'c COR
mitory building ard a one-storv b. lex
veneered auditorium huilding q the Ma
sonic Home. near Fort Worth. up 70 10
O'Clock. a. M. June 6. 1905. a certified
check to the amount Of per cent o.
proposals. Plans and specifications at
office Of J. j.. Flanders. Architect. Dali
las, and VIM. James. Fort Worth. Ad-
dress proposals &c DIT Frank Raiuey
Masonic Home. tJgnt reserved 20 re.
ject any and all proposals. w. F. MOTT
President. FRANK RAJNEY, supe-in-
terdent end Secretary.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-02-08

HE FIRE underwriters have finally arrived of
the fire loss sustained by in the big blaze week
last Sunday morning. Many things badly damaged by
either smoke and be closed Other
injured but little, and ALL These which
show damage will be treated without mercy and the prices will
tell the tale Thousands of dollars worth of crOckery, Lamps
china, glass, statuary brOnzes brC-a brac, jeweIry
clocks, silver table spoons, forks, Knives ster
ing silver and plated ware, silver novelties carving
all kinds of house furnishings, toys horse goods
blankets, robes, harness, whips, bed blankets,
forters sheets and pillow cases, feather pillows,
tains, shades, curtain nets, scrims, skOInes and
draperes all kinds and qualities of lace curtains from
best The underwriters the the
stock of merchandise first and second floors
stored in basement of Second which has been
all smoked scorched There big loss be
many items escaped entirely and others slightly
Beginning Thursday Morning, at O'clock open
goods for quick disposition All who interested getting
lot of big bargains should early possible The
bargains CO. and shall sell without
L. S. McCABE & CO., ROCK ISLAND, ILL.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-02-08
TRAINS WRECKED:
DIVISION BLOCKED
Rock Island Fast Freight Hits Box
Cars piled on Eastbound
Track.

Traffic on the Illinois division OF
the Rock Island road was tied up from
3 until 1880 this morning as the re
suit of a wreck at Bureau. both the
east ard west tracks having been BLOCK
ed by the wrecking Of two freight
trains. An eastbound freight broke IN
two. and when the sections came to-
gethert several of the cars were shunt-
ed over on the east track.
A stock train bearing down from the
west was only a short distance away
when the section of the westbound
train clashed and could not stop in
time TO avoid colliding with the cars
piled on the east track. The engine
pulling the stock turned over in the
ditch. but fortunately the engineer and
fireman. the only ones injured, escap-
ed with Slight Bruises
Seven passenger trains, eastbOund,
were lined up between Bureau and
Sheffield. AS soon as the east track
was cleared these were let through.
The Chicago mail train was due to ar
rive at 3 this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-02-08

CONTINUED From Page Five.)
the secretary of the meeting, w. c.
MaUcker. a committee of five is to
draft a set of resolutions. opposing the
granting of a permit to any additional
railway company to cross the
Rock Island arsenal island. The
committee will report at the reg
ular meeting Of the Retail Merchants
association next Monday evening, and
the meeting will consider the resolu-
tions. The promoters of the proposed
line are to be invited to be present,
and state just what their intentions
are with regard to Rock Island. The
resolutions adopted will be forwarded
to Washington. The promoters of the
line may also be invited to make
a statement at the meeting Of the Rock
Island Club. which will be held next
Tuesday evening. Give them a
chance to explain their intentions" 4"
was the reason advanced for the ex-
tending of an invitation 70 the repre-
sentatives of the line.
The promoters of the Davenport &
Suburban enterprise yesterday leased
an Office room on Second avenue be
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets. and are busy now in the city
with various petitions directed both 10
secure the use of Rock Island bridge
and the arsenal causeway and also
right of way through portions of
Rock Island
F. c. Young, T. J. Medill. w. c.
Maucker, A. Mosenfelder and II. E.
Casteel were appointed the committee
to prepare the resolutions TO be sub
mitted at the meeting of the Retail
Merchants association Monday even
ing.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-02-08
JUDGE GEST WARNS
THE BAR MEMBERS
Must Be on Hand According to Agree
nnent or He Will Set Aside New
Rules of Practice.

The circuit court is on recess today
neys for the defense to be On hand
this morning when arguments on a
motion in the suit of the village of
Hampton against the Chicago, Milwau
kee & ST. Paul railway company were
set for hearing. Mr.. Berry, of cOun-
sci for the railroad, whose home is iE
Savanna. announced that he could not
reach the city before II O'Clock. This
would require a delay of two hours.
Judge Gest warned the lawyers that
unless they were more attentive to
business that he would abandon the
rules of practice adopted by the bar
association. One of the rules is for
the setting aside of certain weeks of
each term to be occupied exclusively
in the hearing of motions and settle
ment of motion. The first experience
with this plan is now being had, and
Judge Gest said that it did not appear
as though it was to be made a sue
cess. It's not branch courts and new
rules that are so much needed here as
more strict attention to business on
the part of the lawyers declared the
court in announcing adjournment un-
til tomorrow morning at 9 O'Clock. He
stated that if the attorneys in the ac-
tion set for hearing were not present
and in readiness to proceed he would
return to the old order of procedure.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-02-08
CITY CHAT.

Call for Improved ZaZaro.
Lage-W Waters for fine footwear.
Attend the real sale at Lloyd's.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Insure with Goldsmith & Mckee.
For bus, baggage, express, call Robb's
For bus or express, Spencer & Trefz.
For real estate and insurance, e. ].
Burns.
The big valentine display is at
Young & McCOmbs.
The stage of water was AS at 6 a.
n. and 4.SO at noon.
Rock Islands headquarters for val
entines, Young & McCombs'.
Real sale, real bargains. Seeing is
believing. Come and see. LlOyd's.
w. H. Siemon will do your tin work;
1927 Sixth avenue. New phone STAG.
Walline & Hamilton. express and
transfer. Old phone 1910. new 1884
Peanut candy and taffy 10 cents pei
pound at Petersen's. 1914 Third ave
que.
Mrs. Austin's famous Pancake Flour,
made from the three great staffs of
life: wheat, corn and rice.
Look up your garden seed wants
now. New fresh Northern grown
seeds. Young & McCombs.
To have the most delicious, brown
cakes for breakfast. mix only cold
water with Mrs Austin's Pancake flour.
All grocers sell ii.
Remember everything goes this
week at IS per cent discount. A great
saving on clean, new merchandise.
Young & McCOmbs
Don't forget to attend the card par
~ given by the Mystic Workers az
Maccabee hail, Wednesday, Feb. s.
Admission Is cents.
Promptly at o'clock tomorrow
morning McCabes Second avenue
store will be opened. Be prompt for
your share of the bargains.
Have you tried the baths and mas
sage treatments at the Rock Island
sanitarium? Those who know say they
are all right. J. A. MAuzy. masseur.
Meet your friends at the grand open
lIS uiAlIel HuISudE, FtD- >. I1OuIS
II TO 2 Barton's restaurant, 1907 Sec
ond avenue, successor to J. w. James.
Don't forget the place. 1714 Third
avenue. when in need of first class
heating and plumbing. Jobbing prOmp
ly attended to. New phone 5605. George
w. Reddig.
Be prompt at o'clock tomorrow
morning at McCabe's Second avenue
store. The most attractive bargains
will be first to go. and everything sold
without reserve.
Court of Honor No. 81 will have q
! card party and refreshments at the
meeting Thursday evening, Feb. 9
Members and their families are invit
| ed. Admission Is cents.
An goods in the $4,000 stock in Nc
| Cabe's Second avenue store, wet OF
smoked in the fire. are marked at q
| great sacrifice. Doors opened at {
O'Clock sharp tomorrow morning.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-02-08

way situation, as regards the tri-cities
and the country east and south of Mo-
line and Rock Island, is rapidly clear
ing. There will be a line from Gales
burg, Ill, running through Warren
county west to Monmouth, thence in
a northwesterly direction to Aledo, in
Mercer county, H., and from that city
north TO the county line of Rock Island
county. This line is now graded al
most to Monmouth and two miles of
track laid, about 100000 having been
expended on the road SO far. This is
the route, as outlined to the Star by
c. G. Hipwell president of the Daven
port & Suburban railway company and
which was published in this paper
more than a week ago. The Moline
Rock Island & Davenport railway will
build to the south line of Rock Island
county and there make connections
with the Galesburg line" On which
account, the Star goes on to argue that
the petition of the Davenport & Subur
ban for right of way over the Rock
Island bridges and island TO Davenport
should be speedily granted-this in re-
sponse to the unanimous sentiment OF
Davenport business men. Numerous
references have been made by the
newspapers of Rock Island during the
mast year to the interurbans from the
direction of Aledo and Galesburg IN
one direction and Dixon and Sterling
in another to Rock Island, and il is 70
the advancement of these two projects
that the Rock Island Club committee
has been devoting its efforts. In fact
the move for the encouragement Of
these enterprises was on the way be-
fore the Davenport & Suburban, made
known at least its desire to cross the
Rock Island bridges. And the point
that may quite naturally be raised now
is how it will contribute 10 the endeay-
ors of Rock Island business men 20
bring in interUrbans from the south
and east. by aiding the licensing of
another line from the Davenport side.
Nor does il seem just clear what
it will benefit Rock Island to permit
the Davenport line to build TO the
south line of Rock Island county and
there make connections with the
Galesburg line" when the latter can
Just as well be brought into Rock
Island on its own tracks or Otherwise
aided BY the council the business men
and citizens generally in reaching the
streets of this city that il may desire
most TO traverse. and the people here
may themselves desire most to have
it traverse