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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-04

vents, pueato que eusnta eon o.. 500, 900
para eubrir IN pasivo dc s700, 600 que
dsbe & N. CsbAllos y CompsffA.
, 20 muestra sorprendido por 10 quie
bra ' los sargos que hAssn contra 81.
HAbana, 81 do Ostubrs.- Los Pc
ssantss On 10 Punta visron sntrAr On
puerto & 10 eiida do 10 tarde, q an
vApor, estropsado por los slsmsntos
y que % inelinabA kAsiA bAbor; tsnfa
pintado el nombre dc <Carmslinas y
enssguida eorri6 10 notisia Dc que
Manuel SilvsirA, Of eorrsdor do 10
HAhAna desapareeido y agsnts On 10
misma do 10 casa on QutabrA do J. d..
Csballos y Compaafs, de- NusvA York
hahia vuslto On oil miGmo bxQus o.
que hAbfa hufdo con % familia d.
manera tan Sensational. y ssgdu 10
easA dc Nusva York, con sl,000, 000
que 10 p~srtsnseia { ella.
Los informss tomados On 10 eapi'
tanfA dc puerto, eonfrmaron 10 mott
ola del arribo dol vapor; psro On 81
na1a % Saba dc EilveirA. III buqus
aAal6 feents al muslls do San Jol6 y
% 10 vigil6 para que nadie aub!srA 4
horde. Esto 30 hixo { ssusa de 10 or
denanxa do euarsntspa, porque OIL va
por lego despu6s de 10 quests. del sol,
Los empleadbs del puerto sxtrsmAror
"a vigilaucla en- este easo, no por Gil
vsira, aino porqus 30 srss que 81 "
por, dsspaehado para NusvA York o.
2 dc ogtubrs, hi tossdo On Puerto O.
bello, OIL que 10 10 eonsidsra siemBrs
COMO tnsalubre.
ri Captain dc puerto, MANIFEST
& los cue querian ir { hordo, que n.
el photo podria sAlir del buQus y qu'
nj oil mlsmo g~obernador Mr., Msgoon
podfa visitarlo Antes de los ssis d,
10 mas ana, ai adiendo que hArfa do
tsner 81 que 20 sssrsass Al vapor
Los amigos do Gilveira slentsn II
mas viva euriosidad pos fahsr ai hi
~ragrsssdo, MAJ tiensn' por cleric Qu|
90 ha quedado On V~snszuela.
HabAna. "a do O,tubrs. -ss hi
ssbido por ~notieias adquiridss ahor
do del <Carmslina.s que llsge aver d
Puerto Cahello, sin Manuel Silvsira
qus cate sali6 de squf OIL : do Oatubre
como rdnero 70 dc los do 10 tripula
ei6n; loE mismbro do 81 tAmilia ibal
eomo pAsaieros. Fl eapitan Andsrs
| son, del vapcr, pretsnde no gaber qu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-04

20 Ia Co'ts de DistrIto del Dissriio
JndieiAl dc San Juan, p. r.
Estsdos Unidoa dc Ame 'ica. Il Pre-.
sidsnte dc los EstAdos Unidos. IS
CFislina Maria Smith D~smandsnte.
Contra los hsrederos & aausahA'
hispssa deseonoeidos dc G aillsrmo
Smith, eonoeido tam hten por e
mir y EargArita ArIGs. EmplA-
z'misnto
Il Pueblo de Puerto Rico, { Ios
hsred Iros 8 eIusIhGhientss, desoopo
aidoS de Guillermo Smith couocido
Dor EsmiF, J MArgRriGA AriaE, 6 sean
los demAndGdes Anies m~snsion.dos,
Por 10 presents 50 notifca ku,t,.
dss, que % be p~EsssLisdo en- IL c6ci
N del SecretArio de 10 Corte de Dis
tito del Oistrito judicial de San ] uAu
Puerto Rico, Ia dsmEn q de 10 sst1ra
Antes aitads, en- Ia cu,l Is dsmRndan
v suplisA % diste ssnlsre = q su IA
vor, dSelsrAodolA hiia nAlural de Gui
llsrmo Smith, eonoeido por Z mir, ,
de NSrgAriIA AriAs, otore& dole lodos
Il dsreshsE II hsrettsS } r~eeoroeido,
ki1vor de los hiioa nstarA.st 6 \ Ia,
scsiAs a los dsmApdAdoa.
Y Sc lsI Previsns que do D. . NJ
pSFtGst { eonleStAr diCha den id.
dsniro de suArsrtA dfss, eoobdot tss
de 10 [ cha de Ia q TINA pnblis c O.,
de AIS td.oto, Qpe sa'drS per lerulro.
de no mes, podrA SolisltsF Ia dsmAp
dante, lie seR sopssdids Is peilsifp
hssha sn IL demands.
ExRndidR bal? n. ANA gn sap
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-04

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In IL Cnrts Municipal de Vega BRls
P. r -Cfsira dsl AArIhAl.
Por GuAnto q la tsreeria de domi.
MO inlerpuesIa por Franchises Qji6o
mes, ca reclamation de los bisnes In.
musbles que fueron on bsrgados sn 16
do Ftbrero do | 9t6 por 10 mercAntil
que en- sSIs plaza girA bAio IL rsz6n
social de ForteEA Alonao Compsnfa,
en 81 pleito civil ssguido 90 dit hG Cor.
is coptrA EstsbS aonts z On eobro
de pesos, 80 oydsnh pnr Ell preeenae Is
~suSpstsi6n del edicto fscha IL de o.
subre dc / e06, snunsiAndo 10 Rnbaata
do dith1H bienes hAals tanlo ne resuel
vs. la lei eerfa, Lo qUs 80 hlse Ii1li
go para gsnsral sone ~eImlento.
Dsdo b. } M f'ma ga Vega "a
il, 4 rs de 03tub.e de l 906.
bals N Fega.
Ma aha &c 10 Corte hupieioal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-04

pronto tsndrsuos 81 gasto de podsr
vlsiar por ellos sin tro sissoA
Ell DSpAEtamsnto do Obrav Pa.
blieas munisipAlss hA hseho ya oil pc
dido do los instrumentos y herramisn
tAs para ser utilizAdos On los caminoS
munisipslsH.
~Tensnos entsndido por persona
cue NOS msrsos entsro Neiito, que
muy pronto % rsanudArGn los traba.
Jos Auspsndidou de la ~sarretsrA de
FonOs 4 PenuslAs.
Ell poliCfa insalar Julio L. Gar
ctA. dsnunei6 4 Primitive DuprS Y
Juan MsrcAdo por iugAr & 10 prohido.
En- oil JuzEAdo dc Psz 80 esls'
brarcn sysr dos iuisios por intras.
sion & les ordsnan1As munisipAlss
sontrA JoG6 BoeaehisA y Juan Rodri
gus1, sisndo s~ondsnAdos $3.50 de
multaa y eostAs.
Don Simon Norst be- hVcho cir
sular hoy una hoia ca 10 que hAos
eonsaar que 81 dsnunsiador ,fu6 Jose
BArbosa alias Chito, po. Of dslito do
hAher prestado Ganza para lihrar do
la ckreel hass ~ much, tismpo 81
rspublieano Eugsnio @ 2msx Padilla,
Fl MH)r Morst, dice, no le preo.
saPan ssAs dsnunsiaH y sSpera otras
dsnunelaE mas por sAda una de lAa
nanaAs que hA prestAdo por suV Ad.
vsrsArios.
IA ado dsnuneiado por IL DO
lieiA insalar, por 81 dslits do aRresi6n,
Ramon Rosario.
"a CASA dc hAbsr dsSsarrilado
81 f%srroGArril On eli trAyscio do 1sa
bsla d Aguadilla, lego 10 eorresoon.
dsnsiA 4 este siudad 4 madia noshs.
por 10 Qas tuvoQue r~sBArIirse La Dr.
AooRAoA. de aver 4 las primaras
de 10 maiAua de hoy.
Han ocurid0 On oil mas de OItu.
bro las sig aisntsG dsfdnelonsut
VAronsS, 81, muieres %; tsGou Va.
rones, 10, muisrss II.
NasimisnsoI. YAronss, lsgfnmov,
y. muisrsa Is; ilegfnmos, vAronss, IL.
muieres IL.
-AuoChs selebr6Is IN 90 seurrido
meeting en- 81 bArrio dc sLA T1rrs, On
IL easa del atnor Presidents do Ia
alb iuntA u~nioaisia.
Fl sntusiaIta ssnor GuilIsn vino
1 10 eiudad en- bussA de oradores
fueron los e~ntusiAstAu propsgAndis.
don Rlm6a Cordsro MaIos, don
suriFideG Marines, don Rodulfo Fl.
zusroA, don Grsgorio ThluUt don
Joae Jos quin FigueroA.
ALI nos sSpeFAhan tAmbi6a loa
IushAdoreu don Ramon hoFsl Campos
don Conrsdo Prfnsips.
LII sonsurFsnciA tud numsroaa,
.a cue aplsudi6 con tsrvisnts dsmos'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-04

trasl6n dc ~Patriotiamo 4 loa orAdoraa.
Las damas prsssntAron hsrmosos
houQ acts 4 los que osupAron 10 tri'
bnna.
Risn por los moradorea unionis'
tAs dc Ella ToHre,S
-sLA Lushls , eel ARuila> oela.
bran 10 dsnunsia intsHpusstA contra
con Simon Korst GAllArt.
81 ESQ 10 sAbiAmos.
Lo que no ssbsn los rs~publiAsnoa
GO que eada bt~na propaganda COMO
MA que ~smprsndsn sllos NOS sumaa
mas votos para el . do Noviembre,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-04
Constantine Sab5' VIIIegas
O0mlaOni&as.

OVhtt5tOftS&uS,
B Brosd S.. New Yor L. u
Direction por cable: sAbanno
Sc cncargan dc Agenciar soda ola
se de comisiones, dc la venta de pro-
ducsos como CATS, susros, cAucho 40
, de Ia eompra , deSpseho O. tod,
Sass dc nereapsfaa. Ahsndsn cor
s~'peoiaiidsd 81 dsaPssho de ensomiss
las por eorrso,
&c hssso csrgo DIS IL asudiapa,.
ds lovsnss eEmdiantes } en- rslacl6p
son este ramo suministran tods cla.s
Dc datoI J eatalogoG.
0omisiORes m6dicas.
Pu&MldGd, Esmero j rapESs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-04
Sc VENDE

Docs esSss 60 sRn Josn , ssptur
o., tsmb'en vArioa solArst Dirijirse
k'fse r PalA.ins sAl.zsr Apar
ado d. eorrso AZ 9 Sol IL. sAr
J1sn P. r
In esta jmprenta sc Yende
pape vieJo 4 dos pesos 90
Juan, Pusfla Z 60 hoy dose &C Ostu
bre de mil noyseiert Epeis.
JOSE E. FIGUERAg.
sssrstArIo.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-08-04
RESOLUTIONS.

| At q meeting of Florian CornaN
| Camp of l.. G. ". held here on
Sunday ]ast amorr other husi-
| NC tra,s.ot.d con,m;+roa x,a.
:.l ~ 9
vi
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H!anchaFd OF the \irkopurS fafi,
Bill passed by tn" recent Gcn"T# .
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-08-04
SATURDAY THE sTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. 1906.

between the hours Of Il o'clock a. NJ,
ana clock p m, the following men
TONED and described property to-wit:
FIRST. \ tract Ii land measuring
Eli hi Hundred SOC arpents more or less
bUsndcs! on the westerly side by lands
he "n.-lng in February. 1856, to Dr.
W s}l,l !tlt-hrar O. \. Thomas. aad
beng he same tract which B. G. Tenny
anI y. {. Nicholas purchased from f.
\. Thomas and Susan Jet Thomas,
VII" If Charles ". Howard, by act
passed before William Christy, late
Na5aiS in the City of New Orleans, Lou.
i>iana on the ith day OF February, 1885.
>EeuNp Another tract of land sd-
ioiIih- the one described situated on the
Il y. tLAest end of Cote Blabche Island,
roafai;iiu- -Four hundred 400, super.
Il i irprnts, formerly known as The
~ y aitcr btashear tract, and Which
IVES purchased from said Tenny aEi,
Nicholas at public sale. made on Mare
50. 1896. by John Moore. Parish Jnia,
A. property belonging 70 the commune
eX'stlIy Between DR.. Walter Brasiaif
ana his children, Us heirs of Mist
Mar. !ret Hrasicar. his deceased Wa
.nIED Another tract on the ai'd
vs., aprnur Of said Cote Blanche i'A
O. itching about Three Hundred a-a
lven,v t320j superficial arpents, bt'it'
q 4prtn and south by lands formt
longing to said Tcnny and Nichols, ih
on the south and west by the b.! a.
s. marsh. ant being the sane IT,.
purchased by said Jenny and afsg
t'om G. \. Thomas and Soph,a =;
Tnomas. as ncr decd duly executed y"
recorded in the Recorder 8 office OF
P.ii~h Of 81. Mary, in Book y ~
page %. together VIII III
tha buildings and improvements thtru"
- lHted. and ali rights, ways and Pr"
lc.es thereunto belonging or III 'H'
appcrtaining, including :.
mules aud live stock belonging % M
implements. carts, ah"
tact everything upon said plantation !,
lhi+ property being IN the fa,,su
81 MARY ana known AS the Cote hla".l.
: and This sale viii be made sloJ','
- tie lease III favor Of J. P. Kemp
h Cote Blanche Co, Limited, OF ft'v.s
n Book 1T" II Conyeyances al pay
'Ur. ~
John b. SANDERS, sherh.
Sheriff Office, Parish Of St Mary ~
July 81, 1906
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-08-04

Our friend Gray, Of the Morgan
City "Rural Topics" says in his
last issue that since Judge Borah
has decided that the police jury
has the right to build a court
house, that the unincorporated
towns CT Patterson and Berwick
will have to pay for the structure.
by reason of the fact that the jury
has not kept the sidewalks in the
two above towns in excellent sha pc
because they are not incorporated.
We do not concur with Brother
Gray in his opinion, and think
that his ground for such remark
is not only a reflection on the elfi-
cient police jury of our parish but
is wholly without foundation.
The unincorporated towns OF Pat
terson and Berwick, as we'll as the
rest of the small towns Of the par
ish will not suffer any more from
the building Of the courthouse
than they would if it had not been
erected. We think that the po-
lice jury has did the right thing
in every instance by the two un-
incorporated towns, and that if
our young friend would have kept
up with the proceedings OF the
different meetings of the police
jury on the court house subject,
and the manner in which they in
tend to erect the building we are
sure he will be convinced that the
building will be erected from the
revenues derived from the whole
parish, and that no separate honor
will be due to the two unincorpo-
rated towns-Patterson and Ber-
wick.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-08-04
CURIOUS BED FELLOWS.

The old adage tnat pOlltlc'
make strange bed fellows founc
full verification in the meeting OF
the State Central Committee q
few days ago. Blanchard ano
Observation-Disclosures and Price con-
stitutes a political quartette &
unique in its eccentricities and sc
discordant in its every essential
as to excite a smile OF derision il
not of utter contempt.
Blanchard and Broussard. Ne
Gods, what an unnatural alliance.
Blanchard. who for the last two
years has consistently treated thu
Congressman from the Third Dis
trict with marked, if not sublime
contempt, while the Congressman.
in and out of season from one end
of the State to the other. has de-
nounced Blancherd as unfit and
undeserving Of election 10 the
high position OF Governor. and
specially inimical to the great in
tCrest Of his district as shown by
his action in the United States
Senate.
Janvier and Price! What a
combination. Janvier whose glow
ed hand cruelty dealt the
blow that knocked Price on. o.
the gubernatorial race two years
ago and Price joining hands with
him to strike a blow at Govern Or
Heard who for four years was his
close, personal and political
friend.
No political bed is big enough
for such fellows. Estopina! tum-
bled out OF it in hurry. Conf
dence and respect is the only safe
and sure basis for fair political
alliance. Ii reports be true, jan
vier despises Blanchard ard
Blanchard suspects Janvier.
Broussarl in his heart hates
Blanchard and Blanchard has
contempt for Broussard. Price
knows this and they all know each
other. Yet they all get in bed
together, snuggle close 10 each
other, coyly pull the coverirt up,
while Broussard with tender, low
ing affection caresses Blanchard.
Price embraces Janvier. They
bill and coo and whisperings take
place, low and swee, and gentle;
and to what end? Blanchard to
land Broussard in the Governors
chair. Broussard to land B!anch-
ard in the seat of the United
States Senate; Janvier to become
the fiscal agent OF the State. and
Price, well-let him be King
maker. Can Blanchard pull
Broussard through? Can Brous-
sard land Blanchard? We do not
mean to intimate that Broussard
expects to pull Blanchard through
this primary election, for B!anch-
ard will never dare run against
McEnery, the old war horse u
Democracy. But he wants a.
friend in the executive chair. +.
Blanchard is "devilish sly H.
is looking his way into the future. I
He is Spectator and he and
Broussard are now in the game.
Specializing upon the future.
Specializing as to how Blanchard .
can secure a seat in the Senate OF
the United States without suhmit-
ting his name to the democratic
voters at primary election.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-08-04

! Inc Atchafalaya Bay snip than'
nel Co., Morgan City, La.
| Gen dement,
In response to your request that
- examine on and report upon
feasibility and economy Of con
| Struc'img a ship channel through
he A,chaiaIaya Bay from the
mouth ot the Atchafalaya River.
to deep water in the Gull, We beg
leave to submit the following
| statement q facts as observed by
| ourselves and others, and deduc-
tons drawn therefrOm.
In pursuance Of this object. a
Reconnaissance OF the Atchafalaya
River and Bay from Morgan City
TO the Gulf was first made by u.
with the view OF becoming ac-
quairted with present conditions.
ana charts 0! Mobile. Gulfport.
New Orleans. Sabine and Calves
ron harbor VAS studied.
Because If the fact that the sit
uation at Guifport seemed 70 more
nearly parallel that at Atchaiayala :,
an inspection thereof was made
and data obtained. These studies,
together with seven years eXper-
fence ID ship channel construction,
and a rather intimate knowledge
OF the topography of al!uvial
Louisiana and OF dredging in this
vicinity. ena bles as TO present
with some degree OF assurance,
the views herein expressed.
The Atchafalaya has its origin
in the Mississippi River. about
100 miles above Morgan City. and
it mouth in the Atchaialaya Bay
about Is miles below Morgan
City. Between these extremes it
branches out into net work OF
smaller streams. spreading over a
large territory OF swamp and shall
low lakes. wherein it looSes it,
individually and even its name
Alter passing through this great
filter bed as it were and dropping
a large part OF silt. the water from
this basin finally converges at
Grand Lake, and then finds its
exit into the Atchafayala Bay,
through the lower Atchafalaya
River or Berwick Bay.
This latter channel is from 10 TO
| 10 feet deep and is a remarkable
stable one, We should say al alb
solutc stable one. It neither
scours or fills. Surroundings
shown on Government charts OBJ
tain to-day without change The
banks do not cave. Bars do not
form
A perfect equilibrium seems to
have been esta blished between the
size Of the channel and the vol
ume Of the current. This large
stream Of expenditure OF few
this fair land. which IS
now at the mercy OF a single |
railroad.
Viii it be done? The ach ieye-
nent Of those in charge at Gulf |
port is an augary that it will. |
At that port channel Of 300 feet |
wide and seven miles long and a
1arbOr or basin One-halt by three
quarters Of a mile in extent, has
oeen dredged and a fine harbor
created where there was none.
It is probable that had an Of
icla report been made upon the
ca -lbility Of the Gultport plan,
t would nave read ''in my opinion
his locality is not worthy of !
~ provement 70 the extent pro-
posed and no appropriation is re-
And il the same
way that the Guifport people have
demonstrated that their loyalty
lad vast amount OF latent ener-
~ ready to be transformed into
potential energy, 50 should your
community theoretically proceed
0 dig your channel and to de-
nonstrate that your locality is
worthy Of improvement to an un-
United extent.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-08-04
/ RDAN, THE sTH DAN OF
SEPTEMBER, 1906,

between the hours II II o'clock q. n..
and ! o'clock p. M. the following mon
TONED and Described property, to-wit:
All OF the rights Of the >ult Water
Lumber Co.. Limited. under that certain
contract executed before John E.
>chwins. Oh the 10th day If May, 1904
recorded in Book IS uf cnnvryanorS
at page is, in the office 81 The Clerk II
Coalt of St Mary Parish. wherein MIS-
Z. d. Bur4uieTes conveyed all of the
marketable timber. standing ~ those
tees measuring twelve inches 81 more
Oh topj on the entire tract II land de-
scribeti as follows, to-wit;
The South Of See %. Tp.. II s.. K.
I T.. rs weIl as Al other rights Of the
said Salt Water Lumber Co.,. Limited,
under the said contract.
JOHN b. SANDERS. Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Parish Of st. Mary. La.
July u, 1906.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
223rd judicial District Court-pa,.
IN Of St. Mary.
Maurice Levy ct al. vs.. John R
Hill. No. II, $50,

~ Hlitt@ I n. order Of seizure and
-. A. '~,4.! on If The Honorable 23rd
Ju@t't'i p~'rle' Court Of the State Of
Louis ma. N and for the Parish of S.
Marr. and IL me directed. in the aboye
Numbered al" entitled suit, have this
day -e'zca, and will off for sale for
c.t~A. 10 the last and highest bidder at
tie court II 1usr. in the town of Frank
lin. La. on
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NOTICE..

FRANKLIN. la. Augu,t 2ud. l9p;
will open the Registration book,
at my Office in the town OF Franklin.
La. on the ith day of August, 1906,
for the purpose Of making a supple
mental registration Of all persons ap-
plying who have become legally en-
titled to register. and | Will be at the
several polling precincts OF the par
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Court--Par-
OF St. Mary.
Whitney Supply Co.. vs.. Salt
Water Lum Der Co. Ltd.. Citizens
Bank Of Jcanerette Third OPP
ponents. No. Bot.

ONT y the Hon. 10Th .IuiiciaI District
Court, III and for The Parish Of Ibcrit.
state Of Louisiana and - ne directed.
IN TIE above numheted ana entitled
snit. have seized and viii offer FOR
sale. 10 the last and highest bidder. for
cash It he Court House III he town ri
Franklin. GA
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Nine Hundred and Fifty
Dollars given in purses at
the st. Mary Park Sunday,
August II.
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At meeting Of the G.. NJ. Smith
Camp No. Al, United Sons OF
Confederate Veterans held at the
Firemens' Hall on Sunday last,
the following gentlemen were
selected as ex-officio mem bers Of
delegation Of the above Camp to
attend the reunion to be held at
Baton Rouge on August 9th and
10th: Will T. Jones. L. B. Tarlton,
w. Richards Gates, Chas. n. Frost.
and John A. 0. Nell, Jr. The
delegation is as follows: A. S.
Achee, r. ". Allen, Jr., H. Glad
stone Allen, W. S. Berwick. Ed
ward c. Berwick, D. Gallery, Jr.,
R. E. Gallery, D. NJ. Campbell, f.
A. Delahoussaye, H. j. Delahous-
sage, Warren Cox, Dr.. Thos. F.
Frere, DR.. D. n. Foster, Dr.. S. j.
Gates, DR.. B. w. Smith, Hon. T.
Don Foster, jeff j. Forgey, H. T.
Hine, John c. Lewis, Chas. Lauve,
S. A. Johnson, DR.. w. j. Nc
Clellan, F. G. Marsh, John A.
Smith, R. E. O'Niell, Walter A.
O'Niell, Henry j. McCardell, 7.
S. McCardell, Jr., VIM. Penn, Fl.
S. Pickett, Archie M. Smith, II.
G. Rose, j. Scott Underwood and
[. S. Wooster.
When you want to have your
I'D saddle or harness repaired and
mt in first class condition C.. g
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par-
ish Of ST. Mary.
A. Moresi Co. Ltd, VS.. Salt Water
Lum Der Co. Ltd. No. 1907.

BY virtue of Il writ Of tieri facias is
! sued out Of the Hon. 18th Judicial Dis.
j trict Court, in and for the Parish OF
! Iberia. State of Louisiana. and TO me
directed. in the above entitled and mum
bered suit. have seized and viii otfer
for sale for cash. to the last and highest
bidder. at the Courthouse in the town
Of Frank lin. on
SATURDAY. THE STH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1906,
between the hours of IL O'Clock a. m.
and 4 O'Clock D. H.. the following men
toned and described property. to-wit:
All of the rights of the Salt Water
Lumber Co.. Limited, under that certain
contract executed before John t.
Schwing, on the 10th day Of May, 1904,
recorded in Book 49, OF COnvcyances
at page 1S5. in the office of the Clerk of
Court Of St. Mary Parish, wherein Mrs.
f. D. BurguicrcS conveyed all the mar
ketahie timber standing. Tor those trees
measuring twelve inches or more on top)
on the entire tract of land described as
follows. t"-wit:
The South of Sec %, TIP. II s.. K
: E. as well as all other rights Of the
said Salt Water Lumber Co., Limited.
under the said contract.
JOHN B SANDERS. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Parish Of st. Mary, La.
July %, 1906