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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-19
FIND HAPPINESS
IN COOPERATION.

T., n this time not a cloud had
narred their domestic sky. They were /
hanpy. with the careless happiness q
children. Their art was a joy--a pay
to them.
And so they played together until
The paintings were finished. In order
~ insure separate consideration they
were packed and shipped in separate
hoxns to the Paris Salon. where SIT
the worlds arbiters in art.
In due time Mrs. Rhoda Holmes and
Mr. Burr Nichols received their re-
spective verdicts.
For Mrs. Rhoda Holmes 1t was;
painting accepted and given hohoi-
able mention.
For Mr.. Burr Nichols it was PANT
ing Judged unworthy hereby re-
turned
Here fell the shadow, If we are 70
halieve those who sympathize win
Mrs Nichols Here entered me ho',
- discord. Here was the parting o.
No yavs whereby two souls became
estranged. through the life Of ea'''
ana the eternity OF heaven
with the wife's JOY was feeling Q
.t,care sorrow for her husband. ~
hoa worked so hard He had nope
for so much. Why could not pom
them have won9 i,
Although the shadow was IN ~
boar, the husband spoke pfaNeN
NJ futnre Let us try II again
ala. we may both win next time
Ana go they went to work Tor So
GA trial side by side they paln'e
- before. But now there stoou
rhos, between them-the impalpap
shaaov NJ jealousy and disconten
the wife. perceiving this grie,'
mich over it. The husband, imaglhli
.h1nrs that we're not. grew gloon
and taciturn. 80
=, due time the two pictures we
bod IN separate crates and shipp
, - paris end in due time inc ans"e
came back. ,,h hts -
ure. returned with a que acNno'
edgment: hers an acceptance '"
honorable mention
TN Then. say Mrs Nichols friends
,s,,re seemed 10 change
80 .trelv He became grumpy ana cro
80 ~a,hirg seemed to please him. =
- ,son Mad entered his soul the "
~. MAJ outdone the husband IN ms enc.
VAS sphere Of life oh, strange phase es 2
mans nature which makes sucn
vas hing unforgivablel j,
hay some old philosopher mas ga
arts love tine eso' .,,n,o,s had receive
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-19
WIFE'S SUCCESS
KILLED LOVE
Discussions, Misery and Divorce the Result or
Husbands Wounded Egotism

but even after she began 70 sell her
pictures she continued TO be an en-
thusiastic student.
She went ID France and Italy where
She studied art ia the best Schools
She wa successful there, and event
uailv went 20 South Africa and ASA
for landscapes.
stnl hcartirce and winning her own
way Ia thc world. she settled down ~
Florence. where the air Is the very
breath of art. and where The sky Is as
tender as the eyes of love
Here in he course OF her Work she
met a Young painter named Burr Nlch.
OILS lie. TOO. was fine arust' anu
their mutual tastes drew them niue"
together.
n "a strange that the very trans
and characteristics and the mulua
fixes which give birth to love shoul.
i'll tho end be the means OF its deali
and funeral. The young artists ul'
not dream Of the truth Of these thlhss
How could the art from whicE 10Y
snrang be its murderer Neither az
thew reck Of the future when lhe
became engaged Was there nov ~
magic of love in their brushes NeI
they not bohemians enough 10 lac
I the future with light hearts Ooul
: they not paint the fearful eyes ava IVA
from the face OF sorrow, and put u
= can and bells on the picture OF 20
s ertv? on these fundamental behe
d they we're married.
e Nichols. like his wife was a IL
painter. They lived an ideal lie
d their studio. They painted toge'n'
talked together, planned together
& ing and dreaming for each other
S An. what a little fraud love Is al,
H. all, He had fired the last arrow IN
C. onIver when he shot them through
hearts and then he left them deeh'
es his duty done
n The Nichols artist family was
or creased by two lovely children
or time passed, and their happiness
creased accordingly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-19

nr;celess value in his future worA'
The wife watched his work W.
the greatest solicitude end pride, s ~,
encouraged him and gave him io'lns
and unstinted praise. She put NJ.
own brush by to watch his. 10 he ,
~. work Afforded a period OF seli'ao'
n a,s IN which all her being was
wrapped up in his 80.
Eventually the great painting W.. W.,
finished. with the utmost care p .a i,
lacked II and sent It of to the far''
Salon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-19

with light hearts. Mrs. Nichols couia
only paint between the Intervals u
caring for her children. but she went
AZ the work with light heart hoping
against hope for success.
The two painters wrought ana Ia
bored side by side. They saw theif
separate efforts grow from mute out
lines, and take form and shape acooi Y
ing to their ideas.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-19
snaL.. Roasted and Esten.

In Australia several kinds OF snakes
ar. eaten roasted. They are said 10
BE- equal in delicacy and flavor TO the
enest stewed cells. A traveller declares
the steam from the roasting reptlies
IA by no means unsavory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-19
little THINGS AND hIo.
.,,,,. Between the Essentisi
and the Non-Essentlal.

,. ,n,ngs are often Of great I'M
-.s,cs but when they are SO tnoy
-, little. The pinion OF "a'eh
-, FOR example. in one sense 10
w.. 4, another sense L Is not so AZ
49, when IL is no. perfectly Au'
~, m. watch Is worthless for time
,rir. IL is not size that makes
40 little or great. but It's relation 70
M. ,,d for which a number OF 'hihss
,ombined. II thing IS essoh'l"'
+. imnortant. Tecause so many ~
.o,la who a-e always preaching
,-orfance OF little things FAN 20
inmate between the little ana the
genital. they often make
...oi mess Of the management OF
.,,- own and other peoples anairs'
-,.,-eically. IL every factor that con
..... rs a result is perfect, tho re-
uiu be perfect; but practically
.,.. of time, strength and oppoF-
r, .he efficient man IS compelled
.ec, some things for the sake OF
a.-. ana. in order 10 do TINS anu
..rre the main end, he has 70
intimate between the essential and
-. nan essential. The one who IL
,nor-o.hly imbued with the false doc
..,,a NJ ne importance OF little things
.s. his strength without discrim
s,r., and usually succeeds In miss
10 M main chance.-The Waterman
treasures for the Louvre.
Attention is called by the TraveN .,f
c-e-e 10 recent acquisitions by IN
,rg,rs notably of life size bust
~baif prlmitively colored' OF the ne
LII Ting OF the eighteenth dynas''
,tsormalon. or Amenophis w. one
~ s.rangest figures in the long III
- ire Pharaohs. The bust Is 7
r,s-kablv fine specimen Of the ART
tss neriod. and is well preserved. =
s,aas this. there are four sepuichr
INNS IN blue porcelain from the Ton
~ Rameses II. In these urns !"
found besides funeral linen certa
orqanic matter. which Is being enc
tcally examined.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-19
ARTISTIC JEALOUSY
CAUSES SEPARATION

ca II was with Mrs Rhoda Holmes
Nichols. who now has her own studl ''
nor own children and her own loney
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-19

Men. shoes. IS % sl.eo. ss'oo 70 $50.
S...syS chfidren's SHOES " 20 W .a.o "a
Try w. y. 49,. for style, ut and wear
they excel other makes.
III could take YOU Into my ms
,,rtorles at Brockton, Mass. and Snow
20, how carefully WI. Douglas snoes
are made. you would then unders ,,as
WHY they hold their shape. III oea .,,,s
wesr longer, and are Of greater 'a'us
than any other make. 49, w l.
Wherever you live you can ,, 9s.i = 1s,ssnpe1
po.s ss,,crn ~eh,ch protects you against w.
" 49, ~ 80 Interior shoes. Taks no ssssse~
tate. ASK your dealer y, sSr W L D''s
sno ss. eIsfs ssed they ufH rot Yea, 10y
re-. 49, o. illustrated cstaiog Of Fsn sty,ss.
- DOUGLAS. Dset. A. broekten' No.
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Postum Cereal 90 La. battle Greek, Mich
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14
DEATH OF AN ESTN1ABLE LADY,

The BANNER records with sin
cere regret the death Of Mrs. Ma
riah Adele Marsh. which SAD
event happened here on Monday
morning last. The passing away
Of this cstimablc lady marked the
ending OF long Iii. Of usefulness
and exceptional geutl.ness-a life
repietc with al! those matron!y
graces and kindly qualities OF
mlnd and heart which SO richly
adorn and SO beautifully typify
Southern womanhood, especially
of the old school. She had reach
ed the allotted age Of scripture.
She had lived 10 zee All her chill
dren reach worthy manhood and
womanhood; and they We're
specially blessed in the years #
their maturity BY the presence If
the same sweet mothrrly influence.
which had led, protected and low
ingly guided their young lives
along the pathway OF honor, rec
tltude and truth. Such life.
should not be unrecorded. 1t per-
la Y o"'it ho' notably IN the
Siarr - soclr1N. Pr II the home
at the tire>ide-and in the hearts
OF those who knew her and loved
her' II SHOWN Win I steady, pur",
e.e' n'lhs ana p"acaiui lustre; and
~ ~ 'he years - r. existence Il
purify aho eNcelI"Ecf gave ample
assurance a. OF IN" ptHedlctioh OF the
Master VINO NA'd "blessed arr
~ i'ufe - hear' lof they snail see
ooa'
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14

! draymen be re unded 5000 each.
having been charged $1,000 by
error.
There being nc further business
before the Council, by motion
same adjourned.
}. {. LEWIS, Mayor.
c. LAUvE, Sect'y.
This paper absolutely refuses
to publish anonymous letters.
We have received several this
week, and they will not be pub
lished until the writer's send in
their names. We do not want
their names for publication, but
for the purpose of..showing good
faith on their.part.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will apply to the General
Assembly of the State of Louisiana at
It's next regular session to pass a
special act restoring Fifty-two and
23-loO ta522.25j Dollars paid by Us into
tn" state Treasury on the 10Th day OF
June, 1896. for a patent to the n. W.
OF the ). l.. Of Sec. 80, I. Is S. l..
10 H.. Southwestern District of Louis
lana 70 which the State had no title at
the time.
Vi. Il. HARRIS.
SIMEON \. JOHNSON.
franklin. La, March .. 1906.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14

II YOU want your town to grow
and nrosper. wax. mp. rub your
owes. roll up your sleeves and g
to work for it
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14
LODGE, NOII(E.

= q N.--Liye oak Camp No. 80
y: every second and fourth Mon
nlee' -.3,, D. H.. at Drummer Hall.
da! a. o J. BYERLE. @. q.
rc,AC MAYER, Clerk.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14

Best work and satisfaction
guaranteed on harness and leather
goods at G.. S. Brenn.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14


houses are scarce in our city
snd hardly a week passes but what
'aefe are applicants for number
VI tenant houses. The town
fuses number Of good families
each year who would like to To-
Ia'e here if they could find the
muses.. Those who have the
means to do so would find the
ERECTION of few tenant houses a
sood paying investment.
;, LEI everyone keep hustling to
Improve the appearance of their
streets and lots. Keep sall kinds
" rubbish off the streets and side
, salKs, and see that the houses are
uSs s painted. There is nothing
;us helps the looks of a town and
,uuuces newcomers to settle in it
~. ~o'e IMAM neatly-painted houses
.ss s FENCES, neat and tidy streets
s suu sidewalks, and fruit and shade
sses on your lots. Let us see
u. maj you will do for the benefit of
our little city.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14

morrow is Easter Sunday
rh;ch closes the Lenten season.
Court has been grinding away
III. weSk, trying criminal cases.
unite a number were disposed Of
The weather has ranged between
700 extremes this week. with rains,
svtreme sultrinrsS and the chill
ofautumn.
YOU want your town to grow
and prosper, wake mp. rub your
owes. roll up your sleeves and g
to work for it
o'Niell has Mali Breakfast Food.
When man 5 advertising shows
that he is thoroughly interested
in his business, his business Will
become interesting &c others.
The brick building being erected
opposite the court house is fast
nearing completion. and will be
ready for occupancy about May
ist.
The Town Council met On Tues
day night and tn" School Board
On Wednesday. the proceedings
Of both bodies will be found in
another column OF to- days issue.
Arrow brand milk, three for
two.bits.-O'Niell's.
The Southern Pacific Railroad
will sell round trip excursion
tickets to the great Sells-Floto
Shows, which will exhibit in New
Iberia on next Monday, April Is. |
franklin was well represented |
on the deep water excursion from
Morgan City to the Gulf on Tues
day last. The trip will long be
remembered by those who Were
in attendance.
Heinz's Pork and Beans are all
right, try 'em.-O'Niell's. /
The BANNER regrets to state to
the many friends of Capt. r. w.
Allen that he has been confined !
to his room the past week with an
attack Of fevers We hope to see
the Captain out again soon.
Remember the date of the races
at the Park-Sunday, April %.
The races promise much amuse-
ment for those who attend. A big
day and good time is guaran-
teed. Come and enjoy yourself.
A special low rate of fare will
he given by the Southern Pacific
Railroad next Monday, the 10th,
oNew Iberia for the benefit of
those Of our citizens who wish to
see the Sells-Floto Shows.
The entertainment for the bene-
ut Of the Cemetery Association
Will De given at the Auditorium
next Tuesday; loosen up your
purse strings and show the ladies
VINO are working for good cause
now much you appreciate their
Ice Cream Freezers and Water !
coolers. all sizes, at O'Niell.
houses are scarce in our city
ana hardly week passes but what
'aefe are applicants for a number |
VI tenant houses. The town
fuses number Of good families
'dch year who would like to To-
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14

Ice Cream Freezers and Water
coolers, all sizes, at O'Niell.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14

It makes US very tired, indeed
to have merchants insist on us to
urge the people 10 trade at home
and not send away to mail order
houses or big city stores for their
goods, and when we go around to
settle our accounts have presented
to us a bill head printed away
from home or receive copy for
an ad written on a letter head
which never trade at home"
Yes, we believe in it, but those
who cry out so loud and persis-
tently should certainly be first to
set the example.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14
THE SPIN.STERS' CONVENTION.

On next Tuesday night, April
18th. the ladies will give a play
entitled "The Spinsters' Conven-
tom at the Auditorium for the
benefit of the Cemetery Associa-
ton Of our town. Dinner will be
served during the day from II to
o'clock, and from 3 to 6 O'Clock a
children's dance will be given. The
admission price to see the play is
only . cents; that to the child
rens' dance, 10 cents. The cur
tain will rise at s p. m. This en-
tertainment is given for a cause
that should appeal to every man,
woman and child in Franklin, and
we trust that it will be literally
patronized by our citizens. The
following is the cast for "The
Spinsters' Convention:
Josephine Jane Green, President of
the Young Ladies Single Blessed
ness Debating Society.
Miss Jessie Proctor
Priscilla Abigail Hodge. Secretary,
Miss Ella Bateman
Calamity Jane Higgins. Treasurer,
Miss Elya Alpha
Rebecca Rachel Sharpe.
Mrs. w. H. Kramer
Tiny Short. Miss Nathalie Bodin
Mary Ann FradIer. Miss Josie kirch
Jerusha Matilda opriggins.
Miss Annie Todd
Patience Desire Mann.
Miss Agnes Ibert
Sophie Stuckup. Miss Daisy Chadwick
Julia Long. Miss Oracle Allen
Betsy Bobbett. ...... Miss Lola Jones
Charity LOngface. Miss Josie lbert
Cleopatra Belle Brown.
Miss Beatrice Mahon
Polly Jane Pratt, Miss Ida Boudreaux
Violet Ann Ruggles,
Mss Emma Jones
Belinda Bluegrass,
Mr.. Gussie Loustalot
Frances Touchmenot
Candidates.
Hannah Biggcrstatf.
Miss Lucile DeGeneres
Miss Gertrude We'll
Professor Makeoyer,
Mr.. Vernon Thiel
The Professors Assistant.
Mr.. T.. Arbineaux
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14

morrow is Easter Sunday
-h;ch closes'the Lenten season.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14

The entertainment for the bene-
ut Of the Cemetery Association
will be given at the Auditorium
next Tuesday; loosen up your
purse strings and show the ladies
VINO are working for a good cause
now much you appreciate their
efforts.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14

Court has been grinding away
his weak, trying criminal cases.
unite mum Der were disposed of
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-20
DECISION IN Fl TIGRE
 SUIT EXPECTED SOON
Good Authority States Decision of Court Will Be Handed
 Down h Ten Days.

IL was learned last evening from a very reliable source that decision in the famous Fl Tigre mining suit. which engaged the atention of the various courts of the state of Sonora fer @ while and finally was referred
 back to the Court of the First In stance al Cananea by the Supreme Court of the Republic, will be handed down at Cananea within the next ten days or two weeks.
 Some time ago. the Fl Tigre Mining Company bought the Fl Tigre property from the original owners. the Suits brothers. Graham. Grant and several others. paying a certain sum of money al the time of the transfer. and con tTacting 10 pay the balance in install ments at different times stated in :he contract.
 The original owners who are also interested in the Ensenada Mining Company, sold to the latter an option on the remaining payments due from the Fl TigTe people.
 When the time came around for final settlement, the Fl TigIe officials placed sum of money amounting to upwards of s225 ,000 in the Miners and Merchants Bank. of this city. as the final payment for the property. When the Ensenada people applied for the money a dispute arose. finally ending in the breaking of Of all negotiations.
 The Ensenada Company -hen seized the mine, but when the case was tried in the Court ofrrhe First Instance, the Fl Tigre people were given possession of the property, and their opponents immediately appealed the case to ,he supreme court of Mexico, where it came up several months ago, and the plea of the appellants for a reversal Of the decree of the lower court and "a new trial of the case was granted.
 The case was again taken up and the only matter now remaining Is fie handing down of the decision of -he court. which will be done within the next ten days or two weeks.
 The outcome of the case has been watched with great interest by min ing men,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-20
MEW STA M PS ARE GOOD
 ANYWHERE
No Order Has been Received at Local Postoffice Whether New Form of Stamp Will Be Effective January 1.

Although it was expected that post age stamps bearing the name of Bis bee across their faces would be re- ceived here by January 1, Postmaster Cassidy has had no communication from the general department in Wash ington about them. IL was announced through the Associated Press a few weeks ago that the government had decided to depart from it's old form of postage stamps. Instead of having a universal stamp to be used from coast to coast the new issue will have In addition to the regular print. the name of the city to whose postoffice the stamps are sent to be sold.
 The chief reason for this change Is to assist the secret service depart ment of the government in apprehend- ing burglars who rob postoffices of stamps. When the stamps are pre- sented for sale 1. can be readily seen to which postoffice they were original ly consigned. and enable an immediate communication with that city to as certain whether any stamps had been stolen from there. Another reason Is that it will show more definitely the stamp sales of the different postoffices Mexico adopted this custom several years ago.
 Several inquiries have been made by
 business men here as to whether s stamp bought in Bisbee and bearine the name of Bisbae across 1t, would be good in any other city for mailing
 purposes. The new style of stamp,
 will be good at any postoffice in ths United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-20

l. Case Of Reed Smoot. Unitca States Senator from Utah. and Mormon. comes up again In few days
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-20
NACOzARlM|NERS ID BE RAISED
 JANUARY 1
General Manager Douglas, of Phelps-Dodge Interests, at Nacozari Discusses Prosper fly of the Camp.

James s. Douglas. general manageI of the Pheips-Dodg interests at Mac ozari, arrived in the city yesterday morning for the purpose sf discussing the fuel situation with Walter Doug. las. general manager of the Copper Queen Company. and returned to the Sonora camp on the evening train.
 When seen just before boarding the train and asked concerning conditions at Nacozari, Manager Dougias said: At the present time the town Is en- toying a steady and healthy growth. and win continue to do so. because 1t is the intention to triple the work ing force in the different mines during the next year or year and half. The population now is about 2500 or 2600. and is dependent almost entirely on the mines. Judging from this fact. the increasing of the working force will bring To the camp several thous rand more people.
 Work has been started on the new concentrating plant, and will be prose cuted vigorously until completed When the new concentrator is com pleted, the capacity of the plant will be 2000 tons daily, while at the pres ent time We are only handling 5ot ] tons
 '.On the first of the new year the wages of all employees will be increas ed. in scale ranging from to 1: per cent. owing to the increase in ths price of copper.
 Everything around the mines is looking very well, and the increased output will be nothipg more than ths first step in placing the camp among comparatively large producing mining camps"
 When asked concerning the railroad situation in that section of the coun try, Mir. Douglas stated that he would prefer not 10 say anything about ths matter as it was entirely h an unset tied condition.