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Tender, juicy steaks are the rule. not
the exception at the Star Oyster House.
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The best cup of Hawaiian coffee in
the city. New England Bakery and
Cafe
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SOrOsis for Women
Walk. Over and Net
tletOn for Men

Sorosis Oxfords, Boots and Pumps in
Patent or plain feathers, $3.50, $4.OO,
$500.
Large assortment of colored linen
OXfords and Pumps.
Walkover Boots and Oxfords in Pa
tent or plain feathers, also nice assort-
ment of Russia Calf CTan) Oxfords,
$3.50, $4.0O.
A. p. Nettleton's Custom made shoes
$500, 5000 and 800
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Delicious pies and cakes. Candy
fresh every day New England Bakery.
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ALL ENJOY 1T.

Every bread winner can enjoy Rainier
Beer-so can his wife and children.
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HARMONY
IS BEING
RESTORED

LEADER LANES PROGRAMME Is TURNED A REPUBLI-
CAN CAUCUS HELD AT NOON ToDAY-PRosPECT THAT THE
LEADERS OF FOURTH DISTRICTS WILL GET
TOGETHER MARIEs
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Fine Job Printing, Star omice
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deep down into the leather question,
and you will soon know why our
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Notice.

united States District Court, Eastern
District of Louisiana.
IN the matter of A. & V. Gouuer,
Alphonse Gouner and Victor
Gonner, Bankrupts. No 73O.
Notice is hereb. given. that by vir
Tue OF and order of sale, issued by l..
=. Folse, Referee in Bankruptcy, in
the above numbered and entitled case,
and to me directed, l will sell at pub
nc auction, at the Town Hall. Morgan
City, La. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th.
a. d., 1906.
between legal hours, at not less than
of the appraised value.
TO the last and highest bidder, the
following described property, to-wit:
A pull boat, now lying in the canal.
about mile east of Patterson, La.
near the main line of the S. p. X. r.
Two hOu>e boats at Berwick, La.
One fiat boat at Berwick, La.
CHAS. A. BIBBINs, Trustee.
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Advertisement of Application For
Letters OF Administration
SI IAIE. Ot IDITISIAN

STATE. OF LOUISIANA.
22"rd judicial District Court Parish
of st. Mary
Succession of Richard Em,ner,on
Deceased. No. 3l7S.
Whereas, Charlemange Verdun of
the Parish of st. Mary, Louisiana.
mas MED i'll this Court his petition
TO be appointed administrator Of the
estate of the late Richard Emmerson
deceased, inteState.
Notice i, therefore hereby givento all
to whom 1t may concern to show
cause, If any they have. within fen
days from the date hereof, why the
SAID applicant should not be appoint-
ed, IN accordance with his PRAYER
administrator of the said estate.
" illness the Hon. A c. Allen, JUDGE
..,'rd judicial District Court, st. Mary
farlsh. Louisiana, this Eth day of
FEBRUARY, 4. d.. 1906
WILBUR II. KRAMER
clerk 23rd Judicial District Court 81
Mary Parish, La.
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Notice..

United States District Court Eastern
District of Louisiana.
IN the matter of A. & V. Gouner,
Alphonse Gouner and Victor
Gouner Bankrupts, No. 730.
Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue OF an order of sale, issued by L.
Y. Folse, Referee in Bankruptcy in
the above numbered and entitled case
ana to me directed. will sell at pub
llc auction, at the Court House in the
town of Franklin. La, on
SATURDAY. THE BIRD DAY OF
MARCH, a. D.. 1906.
between legal hours, at not less than
of the appraised value,
TO the last and highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described tract of land.
The East Half (E. l-2) of the South
east Quarter Is. f. Ia of Section
Ihlrty-one GID Township Fourteen (l4)
South, Range Twelve (l2) East, in St.
Martin parish, State of Louisiana,
containing Eighty acres.
CHAS. y. BIBBINS, Trustee.
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a GUARANTEE.

"Mr. Friend From Arkansaw"
"hlch comes to the Opera House
next friday, Feb. %, is very high
~, spoken of by the press every
where. Mr.. Sherman, manager of
saiu company. guarantees first
class attraction, and anyone at
tending the above performance
VINO is not satisfied can get their
money refunded at the box office.
Manager Bodin will hold all the
money taken in until after the
show and everyone has left the
theatre. Seats on sale Tuesday.
Best seats Is cents.
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SCREEN NOW .

The attention OF our readers i
especially called to certain pro,
visions in the Ordinance No. fl9
recently passed by the City Coun.
Gil. 1t is said that nothing viii
| be allowed to interfere with the
enforcement Of this ordinance, as
the authorities are determined tC
compel its rigid adherence bv
every property -owner or resident.
The time limit is drawing near
when the cisternS must be screened
with some material-the date Of
February 20. next Tuesday,, be-
ing the last day that it is safe, in
the opinion OF the authorities to
allow cisterns to be left open. For
the benefit of those unacuuainted
with the ordinance, or who have
read it with an insufficient degree
OF care. We re-publiSh Section 9.
A rigid adherence to this section,
and the whole ordinance. is de-
sired, and after the said date in
spectors will be sent to ascertain
if same is complied with. The
section follows:
"SEC. 9. That If for any rea-
son, lSX1S wira cannot be put on
IS provided in Section 1 of this
ordnance, on or before February
18th, OF the year 1906, cloth screen
nay be substituted therefor-but
wen then the wire must be pro-
ured and properly put on as the
ection provides, before March 1st.
9Ob, and in that event the cloth
Green must not be removed, but
ne wire screen must be placed
yer it."
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THE I.AS'E WEEK

DR.. NJ. V. Smith, dental special
lst. is still quite busy at the New
Commercial Hotel. and at the re-
quest OF number, of people who
have SO far been unable to consult
him, has consented to remain an
other week. until February 9th.
AS DR.. Smith feels in justice to
his patients elsewhere he must
close his visit to Franklin for this
year, he will only remain long
enough to finish work for which
are made before
Feb. 24th. The Doctor works for
white people ONLY.
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TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

FRANKLIN. La, Feb. IL, 1906
The Honorable Council met il
regular session, Mayor j. C
Lewis, presiding; NJ. Bell absent
The reading of the minutes o
previous meeting, were by motor
OF Mr.. Lauritzen duly seconded
! dispensed with.
The Collector. Treasurer anc
Secretary's reports showing {
balance on hand of s11, ,121.O2 were
read, same being correct, were ac.
cepted.
The Supt. of the Electric Light
and Waterworks report was read
and accepted.
Moved by Mr.. Lauritzen, dulv
seconded and carried, that ali
bills against this corporation must
be rendered to the Council month";
ly.
The following ordinance was in
troduced by Mr.. Lauritzen, on
motion by himself, duly seconded.
and carried, was adopted, viz:
ORDINANCE No. l2O.
February Ii, 1906.
An ordinance to grant to the KYLE
Lumber Co., Ltd. a right-of-way to
cross Main street with standard
gauge railroad track.
BE 1t ordained by the Council of the
Town Of Franklin, La: That the KYLE
Lumber Co., Ltd, is hereby granted
permission and authorized to Law
standard gauge railroad track, from
their property on the east side of Main
street, at right angle with Main
street, on to the lot recently pur-
chased by them from Mr.. A. j. Della
houssaye and situated between Han
son lane and the property of the heirs
of NJ. McHugh, on the west side of
Main street. The Kyle Lumber Co..
Ltd. is to put down said track in a
way to cause 10 the general public a,
little Inconvenience as possible. They
are also required to maintain thi,
rack in first class condition at all
lines at their expense. They are also
'equired TO keep said track at a level
grade SO as not to obstruct drainage
)r cause Inconvenience to traffic in
my way. The Kyle Lumber Co.,
It'd, is not to block said crossing
With cars or engine at any time, and
must not run across the street at ,
peed greater than miles per hour. |
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and must ring bell of engine continu
ously while crossing the street.
JOHN G.. LEWIS, Mayor
Il. ). DELAHOUSSAYE, Sec. pro tenn.
BY motion of Mr.. Lauritzen
duly seconded and carried, Mr.. H
). Delahoussaye was elected sec
retary pro tenn.
A petition generally signed by
citizens living in the uptown dis
| trict asking that the Council widen
a certain street known as Perret
Lane, IN the above district, was
presented.
Moved by Mr.. Lauritzen, duly
seconded and carried, that a COM
mittee OF four be appointed to in
vestigate the above request and if
possible to comply with same.
The Mayor appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen on that COM
mittee: Messrs. a. j. Delahous-
saye, H. w. Weber, c. n. Frost,
L. Lauritzen.
By motion of Mr.. Weber, duly
seconded and carried, the Mayor
was authorized to buy five thous-
and barrels oyster shells.
Moved by Mr.. A. J. Delahous-
saye, duly seconded and carried,
that the town buy from the Kyle
Lumber Co., Ltd, lots for the |
purpose of dumping grounds at a
price of $4,000 in payments of
$4,000 per annum
BY motion of Mr.. Frost, duly
seconded and carried, the Mayor
vas authorized to draw up an
agreement with Mr.. Tom Milling
n regard to office rent. +
There being no further business
before the Council, by motion
'ame adjourned.
J. c. LEWIS, Mayor. !:
j. DELAYHOUSSAYE
Sec'ty. pro tenn.
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MASS r1EETING OF THE CITIZENS
OF FRANKLIN.

II, Pursuant to call of Mayo
= lewis, of the town of Franklin
La, large gathering of the citi
zens of Franklin assembled il
mass meeting at the Court House
Feb. II, 1906.
Mayor Lewis called the meeting
to order and, after explaining the
objects OF the meeting, asked Mr.
K. f. Milling to take the chair
On motion Mr.. c. A. Ives was
elected secretary. On motion of
Mayor Lewis a committee of three
was appointed to draft suitable
resolutions expressing the sense
OF the meeting on the question of
a new post Office building in the
town of Franklin. The chair
named on this committee Messrs.
j. c. Lewis, Richard Gates and E.
\. Delahoussaye.
! After recess of few minutes.
Chairman Lewis reported the fol-
| lowing resolutions:
"Whereas, the post Office facili-
ties of the town of Franklin are to-
tally inadequate for the size of
the town and the number of peo-
pie who get their mail at this
point. and,
"Whereas. the town of Franklin.
from its situation and population
Is clearly entitled to better and
more commodious post Office, and,
'Nhereas the present post Office |
IS located in a frame building en-
tlrely too small to accommodate
either the working force of the Of
iice, or the patrons thereof; there
fore
''Be it resolved by us, the citi-
zens Of the town of Franklin, in
mass meeting assembled, that we
do hereby petition the national
government to make an appropri-
alton of not less than S5O.OOO for
the erection in our town of a gov
ernment building, which shall be
used for a post Office and other
purposes in connection with the
affairs of the United
States.
"Be it further resolved, that our ,
senators and Congressman are
earnestly requested to do all in j
heir power to have such appro-
passed by the national
congress at the earliest possible {
moment G
'Be it further resolved, that a s
opy of these resolutions, properly
TESTED, be forwarded to our SEN 8
tors and Congressman at Wash. v
ngton, D. c.
After discussion, the resolutions il
'ere adopted as read. Motion t.
as adopted that the chair ap- RI
oint a committee of three, with
layer Lewis as chairman, to act tt
S permanent committee on post
flee building. Motion adopted fl
lat a copy of these resolutions
e furnished to the local papers fe
nd to the New Orleans papers. NJ
M otion was also adopted that
ter correspondence with the Con- d.
'essmen, the Mayor call the meet b.
g together for any further need
action. No further business, NJ
e meeting adjourned. NJ
A. IVES, r. E. MILLING.
Secretary. Chairman. M
~
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The building committee Of the
Episcopal Church will give, at the
Firemens' Hall on next Tuesday
night, Feb. 20, a fancy dress and
masquerade party. In the after
noon from $3.50 to $3.50 o'clock,
there will be given a childrens'
party. Light refreshments will
be served. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend.
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Remember the fancy dress and
masquerade party to be given at
the Firemens' Hall, on Tuesday
NIGHT, Feb. goth.
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CARD OF THANKS,
FRANKLIN.LA.. Feb. 16

FRANKLIN, La, Feb. 16, 1906.
The members of st. Mary's
Lodge, No. Al, Knights of Pythias,
take this method of expressing
their thanks to one and all who
assisted them in making their en-
tertainment Oh Wednesday night.
Feb. II, 1905, a success.
L. LAURITzEN, C. C.
&. LAUVE. K of r & s
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The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Ohlmayer was made happy On
thursday morning last by the ar
,ival of a bouncing girl baby.
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We are compelled to leave out a
lot Of news items this week on ac-
count Of our space being taken up
by the proceedings of the Police
Jury, which are unusually lengthy.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

One 4 1.2x0 it. Brunswick Blake
Collander Co., Billiard Table, tit.
ted with the celebrated Monarch
Cushions and covered with No.
Simonis cloth, making its playing
qualities as good as money can
buy. Apply to
j. NJ. MIGEOT,
Centfeville, La.
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Have you screened your cistern:
II not, do SO at once, as the ordin-
ance recently passed will be en-
forced to the full letter.
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LODGE. NOTICE.

W. O. W.-Live Oak Camp No. -
,oo,. every second and fourth Mon
day at 1:3O p. m. at Drummer Hall.
u'' O J. BYERLE, c. c.
ISAAC MAYER. Clerk.
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The first quarterly conference of
the Methodist Church will be held
on Wednesday evening, Feb. q,
BY the Presiding Elder, Frank NJ.
Parker, preaching at 1880 o'clock.
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IL you are in need of a hand
made set of harness that is guar
anteed to give satisfaction, call at
c. S. Brenn's, next to Kramer's
livery stable.
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RSONALS,

oSAolOA W. |. 1cIeIQd dI
r and Miss Ella johnson visitet
New Orleans several days thi
, week.
Miss Nina Cundiff is the CUES
of Mrs. Chas. May.
Il Mr.. w. H. Rose has returned
from a trip to Texas, where he
visited friends.
Miss Mary Fisher, of New Iberia,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H.
! Markerson.
| The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
c: Taylor are very sorry to learn
OF the severe illness of their little
| son, Lyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mayer spent
several days in New Orleans this
week.
Mrs. DR.. Tarlton. of Patterson,
is in town this week with the Doc
tor, who is very ill at the Santa
| rum.
Miss Alberta Lawless has gone
to Nashville, Tenn, on a visit.
Mr.. j. S. Martel has returned
from trip to Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Ruby Williams, of La
fourche Crossing, is the guest of
Mrs. B. w. Smith.
Lieutenant-Governor j. Y. San
ders was in town this week on
business.
Mr.. H. S. Palfrey was a busi-
ness visitor to New Orleans on
Monday of this week.
Messrs. r. f. Milling, Henry
Mayer, c. F. Borah, H. D. Smith,
Chas. A. O'Niell, j. Sully Martel, |
d. Caffery, Jr. and Percy Saint
were in New Orleans this week in
attendance at a session of the Su-
preme Court
Jud ge A. c. Allen spent several
days in New Orleans this week on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kramer, of
Houma, are visiting friends and
relatives in town this week.
Mr.. Joe Dillon, OF Houston, Tex,
is here visiting relatives and
friends for a few days.
Mr.. K. r. Cooke, from Houma,
was in town few days this week.
Miss Gertrude Cowan spent
few days in Abbeville this week,
the guest of Miss McHenry.
Miss Matte McCardell was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Percy {
saint, on Thursday last. j
Mrs. L. V. Redman is the guest +
II Mrs. F. O. Creegor. a
Miss V. Cooke is in Jeanerette, v
he guest of Miss Allan. $
Mr.. M. Bosworth spent several !
lays in town during the past week.
Mrs. Ralph Hine was in New Or
cans several days this week. i,
Mr.. Clark, from Avery's Island,
listed friends in town Sunday. il
Lieutenant John Caffery was in
own during the past week.
Messrs. A. j. Delahoussaye, w.
}. Berwick and NJ. L. Harrison
'ere visitors to New Orleans a c
ew days during the week.
Hon. E. VIM. Dreibholz, of
iamos, was among the many visi-
ors to Franklin this week.
Mr.. John Eisele spent several
avs in New Orleans this week on q
usiness. IL
Prof. c. A. Ives departed yester-
ay on a visit to Lafayette. \
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The Police Jury at its meeting
On Wednesday last passed a
screening ordinance which will
90 into effect on April 1st for the
year 1906.
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let us have a new court house,
school building and a public
lie market.
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We regret to note that Mr.. A.
Allain. Of Jeanerette, is sick and
~as unable to attend the meeting
Of the Police Jury, held last
Wednesday.
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Mr.. J. w. Foster purchased this
week the interest of Messrs. Geo.
and Louis Kramer, in the Louis
Kramer Planting Company. The
consideration was $50, 900.
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"; T:W. Tarleton, of Patterson
VINO mad the misfortune about two
weeks ago to fall and break his
,eg, was brought to the Sanitarium
as nets g.; on Monday night last, where
% Wednesday it was found to be
aS aSscessary to amputate his leg
=: so1ve the knee. The many friends
o.,;.s !. ~ t.; Tarleton throughout the
Il. Rs.lsn Will learn with regret OF
H.. A;s 'ao misfortune, and hope for
a'm . speedy recovery.
i. We s. notice .! by the proceedings of
60, o. ro'ice Jury, that DR.. B. w.
49,. S.'n; mas been appointed Presi-
=. ssn. o. the Parish Board of Health
: ~ M usven = months, in place of DR..
~. " "; ", ,Iariton, incapacitated to
i. ~ ! we don't know whether Doc
.m.s. =. Smltq will accept the appoint
Ina. %sn. Or not, but if he does, we
a. a.Os .,S ne will be the right man in
hv =. t..at 'l place. During the yell
tss . lew .evef epidemic in our parish
49, rHs' summer, DR.. Smith rem
sso ssssa incalculable services to our
sry... Tue 20 the detriment of his own
~" .sse business, which at ali
ma 1s - requires his constant care:
hhosa.e 81 ae retired from his arduous
Is as assistant coroner with
siil Oe !. sna n; with the universal good
so.. ~ ol his fellow citizens. We
Z vis. issolste .s the Police Jury on
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Just as we 60 to press we learn
with deep regret Of the death OF
little Sterling Gates O'Niell, in
n iant son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
VNlell, aged 8 months, which sad
event occurred this morning at 3
o'clock. We join the community
10 extending our sincere condo
!ence to the bereaved parents in
.nis sad parting with their little
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Mr.. Isaac Bloch and Miss Nettie
Blum, of New Orleans, were mar
ried at the residence of the brides
parents, at 2532 Magazine street,
on Wednesday last, Feb. II, Rabbi
Noise Bergman officiating. The
BANNER extends its hearty con-
gratulations to the happy young
couple and wish for them a long
lie OF happiness and prosperity.
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Notice OF Oyster Bedding Grounds
Open for Lease.

IN accordance with a resolution
ADOPTED at meeting of the Oyster
commission of Louisiana, held on
January %, 1906, there is now open
1or lease, by reason of cancellation
ana annulment of lease thereof, the
water bottom formerly leased to per-
sons. in the quantities and in the
localities, contained in the following
list, to-wit:
ST. MARY.
No. l42. Chas. Angeran. 10 acres
in Mud Hole Bay.
No. S25. Natole kaconich. 10 acres
in Bay Jeanup.
No. 1876. - Souires. 20 .crav !,
Mound Lake.
w. NJ. JUNGBLIJT.
Secretary Oyster Commission of La.
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DIED.-At her home in Aobe-
vile, La. on Sunday, Feb. Nth,
1906. at 5 o'clock, p. M, Mrs.
BRUNETTE GoDCHAUX, ageh 81
years. Mrs. Godchaux was ma
tive Of Lorraine, Germany. She
was well known in Franklin, hav-
ing spent a number of years here
previous to her residence in Abb
beville. Many of the older citi-
zens of this place will be grieved
to learn of the death of this old
lady, who commanded the respect
OF all who knew her. The remains
of the deceased were inferred in
the Franklin cemetery, on Monday
evening, Feb. 18th.
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On last Wednesday the remains
Of Mr.. Andrew K. Boseello. who
died on August 2lst last, at
Lutcher, La, at the age of 21
years, were inferred in the ceme-
terry at this place on Wednesday.
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NOTICE..

| am applying for a pardon.
ABRAM CARTER.
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The entertainment given by St.
Mary's Lodge No. "A, Knights of
Pythias, on Wednesday night, at
the Firemens' Hall, was indeed
q grand success, both socially
and financially. ..-....
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MY Friend From Arkansaw, -
which will be seen at the Audito-
rum, Friday. Feb. %, Mr.. Sher-
man thinks is his best and bright
est play. He thinks so because
it has a strong plot to it. Not
! Just a slender thread to hang the
! dialogue and characters on but a
plot strong enough to keep the in
terest Of his people alive, while
he tlckles our ears with the quaint
humor and the genuine pathos.
and above all the realism OF his
character drawing. The plot is
pretty one. The action is lively
and the situations sensational.
that is they have in them more
OF the human emotion that inter-
ests the human heart. The name
of the play Immediately suggests
the idea that is picture Of life in
certain locality. 1t is a scene of
an Arkansaw farm, and every
character is true to nature not
Overdrawn. Mr.. Sherman has
considered the craving of the pub
lie for dramatic action and with
that view he has determined to
make "My Friend From Arkan-
saw" one Of the strongest comedy
dramas ever presented on any
stage.
Mrs. Amanda Cook, wife of Mr.. |
George Chapman, died at her !
home in Franklin, on Feb. 18th. |
at 2:3O O'Clock, a. M, at the age |
OF II years. The remains Of the /
deceased were buried from the
Methodist Church on Tuesday
evening at 3 o'clock, Rev. J. l..
Hoffpauir performing the last sad
rites in his usual impressive and
manner. The BANNER
its confidence to the be-
'eaved husband and other rela-
ivoc z
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MY FRIEND FROM ARKANsAW,

G. LAUVE, K. of r. & S.