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SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY.
One carload of Fancy Ohio Pota-
toes, bushel ................3 SIC
Cabbage, solid heads, 3 for Toe
Red Globe Onions, peck. Toe
Fancy Winesap Apples, bu Csc;
per peck ...,..............l7c
Sugar, best Cane GRADUATED, :
1OO-lb sack S5. 90
Lakeside Tel. Peas, doz. $40.
Webb s Cream Corn, doz. 81 30
Early June Peas, dozen. ..... .S5c
N. o. Molasses, l gal. can. .25c
Searchlight Matches, l dozen SC
packages ................ .3Sc
Walter Bakers Cocoa, 1a-lb can
TOT. :.:..:......... 49,. lie
Grain-O, 3 pkgs .25c
lib can HOLSTERS, regular 40c Soc
\ Columbia Pure Apple Butter, g.
Fels-Naptha Soap, 4 bars. go. .l5c
Palm Olive Soap, 2 cakes. I5c
Diamond G Soap, 6 bars. ...... l6c
Selected Queen Olives, quart. .3Oc
Celluloid Starch, 6 pkgs. ..... l6c
Choice Hams, pound.
Round Steak, pound &c
Three Mackerel for. .2Ec
Little Pig Sausage, lb. .17o
Pure Lard, pound lie
BOTH PHONES =,
T. G. 1851 -- N. w. 4o6.
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4 518 Nicotlet Ave. ~
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KILLED HIMSELF WHILE HUNTING.

SVHClHi TO Tie JOUrnaI, 800 7r -"
Baraboo. Wis, Dec. 5.-Dr. Edward Krentz-
man. dentist of La Vale, Wis, was killed
by the accidental discharge of his gun while
hunting yesterday Norman Stewart, pioneer
of Sank county, brother of the late Judge Ava
Stewart, died at Everette, WASH, yesterday
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The Very Latest Styles in Mems Clothing |
clu ded In Our Clothing Department.
Come And Look At Our Stock.


the price varied from S25 to S3I
per thousand pounds. Some of
the buyers do not seem to care
much for quality, they have but
one price and buy anything that is
called cotton.
New Orleans or other markets
ITO not seem to influence the local
buyers much as there was too
much difference in the price paid
last week. Here the price was
$50 to SIG. at Parks, S25 at Breaux
Bridge S2S at Lafayette $50 at
Broussard from S25 to S3I accor.
ding to quality.
The planter is always looking
Tor the best market and often 90
several miles to get the highest
price.
We learn that people from La
fayete were paying $2S at Breaux
Bridge, but they were not long in
he market, they opened on Fri
lay evening and closed about eight
o'clock Saturday morning.
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18th Judicial District Court.
BREAUX BRIDGE BANK
GEROGE VALLlEN,
No ltAp26,

BY virtue Of Il writ of fieri -faciaa \
I'd IN the above entitled aud nuuh1
suit. dated July 9th 1906 and 10 ~
rected by the IIGnorable NineterntA|
dicial District C.urt. in and far n
IRISH of st. Martin. | have spizs,l and
proceed to sell at public auction d
las; aud highest bidder, mt the q
House door. in the Town of st. MAJ
vile. between the legal sale hours. 4
Saturday September IS, 10
The following described property. I'd
That certain tract of land with III
proyeii'snts thereon. situated in ths
IRISH Ut st. Martin, Louisiana, cms,s|
ing Fifty superficial arpsmts, huusl
north by land of Jean Trna,Io. south
Public Road. east by Bayou TscI,r. I
west by Emile AMBROSE.
Srizcd To satisfy said above memtls1
writ.
Terms:-CASH.
Sheriif's office this 9TH day h AnsI
1905.
los PEI EPJN Ca
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| he Breath of Life

It's significant fact that the
strongest animal of its size the
Sorilla,'also has the largest lungs
Powerful lungs means powerful
creatures. How to keep the breath
ing organs right should be mans
chlefest study. Like thousands Of
Others, Mrs. Ora A. Stephens. of
Fort Williams, o., has learned
how to do this. She writes: "Tbraa
bottles of DIR. Kings New Disco
very stopped my cough of two
years and cured me of what NV
friends thought consumption. O.
II $ grand for throat aud lung trou-
pies. Guaranteed by L. j. Liable
druggist. Price SOC aud Sl.OO.
Trial bottle free.
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w. j. Bryan is again to the from.
and right at the start has made a
bad brake. be wants the Govern
ment to own all the railroads of the
country. Why. Presumably for
the good of some people, not all
of them.
Ii the government should own
the railroads, why should not the
government own and control the
packing houses and supply cheap
and pure food to the people; and
why should not the government
own aud operates the baker shops
and produce cheap wholesome
bread to the masses? Why should
not the government own the dry
good stores and groceries in order
to protect the people against I'M
reasonable profits; why should not
the government buy our cotton
and our sugar to protect the farm
or against the trusts and combina-
tons who control prices?
Ii the people need protection to
the extent of owning the railroads,
other things are much more i'm
portant to the masses. What we
need is free and open competition
md protection against combina-
ions, trust etc, aud when the gov
'rnment will do that, the people
will be satisfied and happy.
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No. lOO32
18th Judicial District Court,
MAY " ELLIS
W.
ABRAHAM ASHY.

Notice is hereby given that Nv virI
M ah order of seizure and sale. imu
out of the Hun. 18th Judicial Dislsi(
Court, in the above entitled matter, ~
ing date July Both. 1905. ~ me dirrc(r(
l. JOSEPH PELLERIN. Sheriff, I'D
solved and will offer for sale. ard "
sell to the last and highest bidder. q
cash. at the Court House doos. 10 o.
town Of St.Martinville, st. Martin poei1o
La. between legal sale hours. on
Saturday September ~, 1000
The following described property. tsdl
"A certain tract If land situated b s.,
Martin parish, without inpFovemssts1
containing thirty arppnis more " mi
bounded north by land If Louis Chan
pean. south by that of Philias Gath, n
ny that of Dumas Bernard, aud west N
that Of Chas. MoIbert.
2nd. A certain trart II land IN ~
far's''M st. Martin. with the building
ana improvements thereon and tbssvo1
belonging. bounded north by lss6 Z
Louis Ciampean. south by Public r.
"r Sidney MoIbert. east by Abraham nj
ny and west by Mrs. Hypolite Cbstsf
gnier. containing seventeen Q7) supsse
,arprnts.
To pay and satisfy the sum Of &S|
Dollars tS5OO,0W with 8 ~
'pnt. Interest. per annum. from Apsp
VII l9Oo. until paid together with 10 -
'ent. Attorneys fees ON the priDeir
ma Interest, and all costs NJ these ~
eedings.
Given officially this 10th day Of -
month OF August 4. ID. 1906.
JOSEPH PELLERIN, SheeiD
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Letter to n p FOurnet
81. Martinriile. La.

Dear Sir: How did you get your bust
Ness! we'll tell you how We got ours
You sell shoes, we make paint PERHAPS
We can do good turn To ourselves, You
and We. by swapping experiences.
We began l52 years ago in a little
shop few-niinutes walk from where we
are now; great many things have hap
pened, we don't remember them all. We
make as good paint as we could and
learned TO make better. We are the old
est now, we don't know whether we had
any teacher or not it's so long ago if
We had, he's gone and forgotten. We
should have been forgotten. if We hadn' t
make good paint and friends.
You buy Yum shoes you have an ad-
vantage in that /; if you make a mistake.
you can stop it quick ; if you make a
hit, you can push it quick. We've had
10 90 slow it's hard to p;ck-out ONES
own mistakes. and nothing but fun to
correct the mistakes Of others.
lou know where to go for leather that
Keeps itsshape. feels good, looks new.
ald wears a long time. What comfort
IL Is 10 Uncomfortable from making ones
customers comfortable
We also have Il unique advantage
unique. you know, means that noboly- |
else has anything like il. We make a
stfong paint that taKe less gallons. saves
nall the cost of painting. your house
ana It's Ike that leather of Yours for
wear IL is all paint and the strongest
d paint. Paint is usually aduIterated
md weak.
were very old, but we make strong
PAINT ;one gallon is better than two II
{ has the stuff in it.
Yours truly
FW DEFOE & co
, New York
S-T II 4 iDDE |
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Your friend and student.
WILL BARNETT

Inc cotton reports show that
the consumption of the past year
was over thirteen million bales
The prospects for a large crop this
season kept the price down and
the market weak, but the last I'M
favorable reports of bad weather
and smaller crop had the tendency
OF making market firmer, spots did
not advance, but futures went mn
several points. Indications ar.
that the market will remain firm
and prices will go no.
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Pain from a Burn Promptly Relieved by
Chamberlain'S Pain Balm.

Mr.. James N. Nichols, a merchant and
postmaster at Vernon. Conn.,. makes the
following statement: "A little child Of
Michael Strauss was recently in great
pain from burn on the hand, AMI as
cold applications only increased the in
Illumination. Mr.. Strauss came to me for
something to stop the little ones pain.
From the many Iiniments | carry in
advised him to use Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. and the first application drew out
the inflammation and gave immediate
relief. have used this liniinent myself
and recommend it very often for cuts.
burns. strains and lame back. and have
never known it TO disappoint." For sale
by T. j. Liable.
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SHERlFFS SALE.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of ST. n,
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"A SEVERE TEST.

""oui"S'ou IL. ", march Z, lJOJ.
Tyler Commercial College.
Tyler, Texas.
Gentleman
Allow me to say a word regard.
ing your modern institution and it's
famous system of shorthand book
keeping.
without any previous knowledge
OF bookkeeping or shorthand. |
enrolled with you and studied both
subject. Then without DAVIS OK.
perlence as n book keeper. / sue
cessfully stood the book keeper's
examination given by the U. S.
Treasury Dept. here.
After leaving school | did not
use my shorthand one day for more
than two years. Then | went in.
to an office and took business die
tatlon and transcribed my notes
without the least difficulty.
would say tony young friends:
The Byrne Practical Bookkeepipp
and Slmplified Shorthand are all
that is claimed for them. Ifvou
are contemplating taking bus
ness course, take none except the
Byrne.
Your friend and student,
WILL BARNETT
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SATURDAY, SEPT. s. 1906.
THE PRICE OF COTTON.

Every year there is difference
in the price of cotton at the differ.
ent points, which cause our plan
tiers to think great deal aud to
comment very severely some time
at what they call discrimination,
because one Company is paying
more at one place than another
is paying at another place
In discussing this matter with
one gentleman VIII o is in the cot
ton business, he said / will give
you the exact figure OF the result
of cotton giDned from the cotton
of the different sections and you
will be able to judge for your selves
why certain buyers can pay more
than others. aud here are the fig
urts:
One Thousand pounds of cotton
raised in Lafayette Parish gave
this result:
Lint 1876 TBS a. 10cts. .$29.37
Seed $500 lbs at SO. -. 3,37
Total 1914
One thousand pounds of seed
cotton raised at Breaux Bridge |
ginned in the same gin gave this
result:
Lint 1851 lbs a 10 cts .$26. 81
Seed 1875 ibs a $40. $50. 3.59
$3O,46
This cotton classified one
grade lower than the Lafay-
ctIc COttOu OF
Total s29,79
Leaving a difference in favor of
the Lafayette Cotton of 1896 per
thousand pounds.
The above figures are given Us
as being actual result, and show
why Lafayette is paying more than
our buyers in this parish
All this We believe is due 20 the :
careless manner in which the cot 7
ton is treated. If cotton was S,
picked aud dried as it Il
should be, our cotton should be fl
much superior to the Lafayette al
otton. would yield more lint. OF
lassify higher aud command bet u,
pr prices. 81
The cotton in the seed market th
pened for good last Saturday, and au
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We learn that Mr.. Carlos Greio
'eader and Instructor of the ST
Mart'nvIlle Brass Band, has re-
signed, his resignation to take If.
tect on the 18th inst. We are in
formed, however, thattLe members
nave determined to continue the
band, and they feel that they have
me material to maintain the band
We hope that the boys will hold
TO their determination and con-
tlnue the band.
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A most peculiar case of som.
nambuIlsm occurred about two
miles from franklin, on Monday
morning of this week. As the fast
passenger train was neariny this
pace, a young man, about Is. who
was IN the company of his mother
Doth being on their way to Texas
he suddenly arose in lis seat and
plunged head-frst out of the win.
dow. The train was stopped and
he. was gathered in, little skin
ned up, but not otherwise injured
Alter Il stOp-Over here between
trains he and his parent proceeded
on their way to the Lone Star
State. Franklin Waterman.
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+ W DEVOE & c.

p o NV 1Ork
7. st. j. Liable sells our paint
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HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
ior any case If Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. Cheney Il Co., Toledo, O.
we. the undersigned, have krtown f.
>. Chimney for the last Is years, aunl be-
iieve him perfectly honorable in all i,usf.
hess transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by his
firm.
WaIding, kinnan Il Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal.
~ acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the Sust.m.
Send for testimonials free.
F.J. CHENEY IL CO.. ToIrIn. @.
Sold by all Druggists.
TAKE Halls Family Pills for CONSTIPATION
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SHERIFFS SALE.

State OF Louisiana. Parish Of st. Marl1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-02
Severe STnRN Sweeps
SOUTHERN FRINGE

PARIS. November IA violent storm
has swept over the south or France. ac-
companied by heavy falls of snow on
the coast and a tidal wave at Toulor.
which prevents admiral Toucnard's
squadron from coaling Many small craft
were torn from their anchoragos .ud
wrecked. and the quays We're flooded
Nice suffered most severely. the famous
promenade, Des Anglaise and tle neigh
boring streets being under water a foot
deep. The shops there were so badly
flooded that the contents of some OF them
were totally destroyed. II is estimated
that the damage done will amount 70 an
enormous sum. The tidal wave az Tou on
DESTROYED fifteen houses
SAINT RAPHAEL. FRANCE. Novem-
Der 1.-The storm which swept over the
south Of France to-day destroyed tho
Jettics here and carried away the rail-
way bridge the waves bre~ king about
one hundred and fifty yards inland
Three small steamers and many fishing
Vesses were wrecked, but there was 40
loss Of life
CANNES November 1.-The steam
yacht I.ysistrata. owned by James Cor
don Bennett. New York Yacht Club.
dragged her anchor in the storm to-day
and sustained serious damages a NUM-
ber Of fishing smacks were driven ashore
and local traffic has been Interrupted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-02

co-.t az tuer,e.f,.-e TIT -
80 e,..
.... -'''' ana Llet nave had
-,.i. tt mug oli'ns the season
r-gt 'a '.e"', D-l is Known 20 D"
$50 go '-'-'I- "nie Tie line D.
81" comparison with the or-
'-'..-
'I f'e ofi-clals was COM
:'s,'ruay "Aen u was Finally c
20 "'.Nr Homer 'rrtiss. OF tho
SHY ~ teN"7. as lincstnau- Herman
" 9N''.i' ~ fili-cc ton and Pat BaIry. of
''''' Ecio"ii. VIII oflGate as referee and
.-rfrc Both are wei known 20 th- foot
r'il "or and VIII give a square deal g.
o'ln sides
on account OF tae petitions % man
business men Who c0lic not bo present
o. the game started al 30 O'Clock al. v-as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-02
BOWLERS TO MEET TONIGHT
IN CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
Williams Is Leading But Others Are Giving Him Close
Chase-Large Crowd Expected To Be
In Attendance.

Tho third series of bowling matches for
the Richmond cuamp OnsAip Will oc rolled
Tonight in Williams S alley. beginning ~
@ clock. With fifteen contestants The
bowler have rolled six games so Tar, and
have strung out their scores until the con-
lest has become most Interesting 70 all
concerned
To-nisbt viii De the third series Of
Games. and three games will be rolled bv
zach or the contestants. Although VII
uauls leads with an average for the SIX
Fames OF 10. others are pressing him
tioSe. and no one can tell what the result
Viii be- Several strong hOWlers have not
SHOWN up as they should in the preliwi-
nary matches. and 81 is expected that they
matches.
turing the matches large audience has
~ @ys oeen present and eIeat interest
ias oeen SHOWN oy them IN the results Of
rs expected and the managers are doing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-02
NOTTER'S GREAT WORK.
Out OF Five Mounts He Pilots
Three Winners.

NEW YORK. November The featura
OF the racing at Janaica to-day was the
DIllant performance OF Jockey hotter
Out or five mounts he pil0ted three win
ners, second and third Summaries
FIRST race-slx furlongs-Voorh 30
TO J. FIRST. Jack Dolan as to y second
Gamorinus Q2 to ID third Time f.15.
Second race-selliug six furlongs-AIa-
iaca q 10 p first. Acrobat Is 10 ID sec
ond. Animus 90 to u third Time. 1:ls.
Third race-selung mile and a six
tecnth-Gold Coin l2 To ID first TipDine
q to p second. Givonui Balerio 40 10 u
third. Time. 1850 40
Fourth race-the Packer Stakes. five
and half MISUNDERSTANDING @ to u nrst
Barhary Belle q 20 y second. Doute
Dollars or to ID third. Time. 1:Os.
Fifth race--selling. one and q quarter
miies-Chimney Sweep % to 10) first.
Lindale q 10 p second. Pirate Polly
% 70 . third Time. 2.09
sixth race-uiie and Il sixteenth
Homelander as to 20) FIRST. Narkie Mayer
90 to ID second, Stole as to y third.
Time. I %
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G.. p. DEAN.
No. 70 Governor ST. Richmond. Va.
Es-4b.shed 1855


Manufacture Pol and Billiard 4arres
Deans Doubie-A--au cushions are tbe mos,
cushicns an y.ar table are dead and slow.
AXE the rails 1- ana snip them % ne. and
I viii put a Sea ., tle above cushions on and
cover chem v.-a arst-class cloth. and r.,,,~,
them to you eye ana ready TO place
on vour table o.
49, h.s. s.... Po,r ana rtr,,.
~ 800, - -'-i-' ABLE
b-i anu Wiz not FADE or
change color. Ier Ike size bed s. 0
g. % 81 qa and sf4 ana ~..
- t s7e s. N-s. 'on
~i'-H per s7~ 'N' f--e'' t''op. ana $3.50.
Best grace imported Cue TIP. $50. 5oc 7oc.
e.. and t,n Oh $40 per HOY ao1..s a.. g.,
So az -. ..t 80 ~, 0.' ing 70
"a -,
~, ,.- ...-.-s
cues. iull a. az 'r-s1 " eishis. even
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-02

NEW YORK. November L-Arrangc-
ments have practically been completed
cDr the annual automobile racing con-
tests on Ormond Beach Fla. this winter.
and from present indications the meet
viii De up 10 the high standard esiab-
nshed last January. when some dazzling
records were hung up. Including tho m
ming ~ tvo miles I'm less than a minute.
rhe week Of January pa 20 9th are tie
dates decided upon. and the program has
been made cut vita probability OF sdd.-
uons % accommodate any particular race
lor which there may appear to be a gen
c-al desire.
Iwerty-threc ceehS are already on tie
program iu 1he line ~ regular corpeti-
Non, and four trials f9r records against
time at short distances. ~ ADDITION. a
a''-rnie race may be added. but the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-02
OPEN TRESTLE WITH
DYNAMITE FOR BARGE

NEW IBERIA LA. November with
dynamite and crowbars. Snerin George
Henderson opened torty-five toor gap
in The tresrle bridge OF Che Iberia and
Nermil.on Railroad over the Petit Dis
trict Canal in order to permit a dredge
boat O. pass. The railroad Is a branch
Of the southern Pacific. The sheriff act
ed on authority of an order issued oy
Judge Jar0es simon. ~ tie Nineteenth
Judicial District Court
For three months the drodsa has lain
iole unable 20 get past the treste while
.csal controversies proceeded To the
courts
Tho sap in the uesre win be closed
within twcnty-four hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-02
TWENTY ONE IN
'VARSITY'S SQUAD
n Husky Lot With an Average
Weight of One Hundred and
Sixty-Eight
LEAVE FOR RICHMOND To-DAY
hing Cole Well Pleased With tho
Finishing Touches of the
Team.


,-tr.-., - utneIh Eel Ie.e0nouol
A4.'-' D. L-oN LIE, VA. Notent.r
l.--4 wertv-one members ~ the X.-y..,.
football e,.,.sf v.u f
g. "o'"
"A-re oc Sat-
'-''F -i,F WIZ play thtir annual game
with Elrkueu Tnivcrs.t. A ..r-o -
mora 40 .,.,.to... ,..,
i''"f '''
D.-''ia WIZ lr-E' 'n tie ) O'Clock
l44u iu tho afternoon. while tNe rl,, fr-i...
~ ro9tof- viii ao 6o,- 81.
t~.i- Ss+..~s... o.
MUS missing '-- o-e
Tho finishing touches were mt % ttn
VARSITY eleven ON T.,.rt.s,.... a., .,.,-
.~.~--
''7 -ii.r7 oi many.
'.'ie we're no scrimmages. Instead the
whole afternoon Was given up % "a tf.r-
otto- s-.r do. .,..
az fro -.-,,5 - t-, e. -l9 ','1'i'rta
,--a-.. r,r,,...,,.,,l f-.- -.-.s..
,.,.r 5000. ~ 90
-t- ....f-- .r- .' '--.7
r..-i,. aa-r- -~i. Ia. ...
practice Ne -,-,,. e-,.-,.-,.- ''..-
.-.r. Ill. -,.-,s 20 o'a0"
a-.,.r...-s.s 80 80 80,
-e..-..t,,s 81 - y 40 '.'
,...... ,ee -...., ..-.-.,- .'~
man IN 80 80, t,.- '.,
--. ..-... 80 $500,
@.'-- 80 ''''' ..' centre ,-7."
fs..,f ,t-.-.- ..,.--.-.,-....
. ... '--.P we
~. On ana ''u-..'
-'e ov7. rush Nii-.,'t
T teal7' --.e 7te---. 'o.@
80 '' "'- CD Keep t..-i eyes on -iti.
al"ele I'D ..0 game ite Io--
PAY WIN l-snS u-sIily.
OF tnn eu1- fte tao I-s tiy and with