The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-08-04

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Association ha~ always beer
known IN it former race meets 10,
Its honest" and lair dealings to al
hoIsemen who had horses entered
III their races. and have been par
ululaIlV consistent ii carrying
out tbs program Just a advertised
70 the satisfaction Of their home
and visiting patrons, and they de-
sire il 10 be known that Just what
they advertise to take place on
August II. is exactly what will
:ranspire 1T the Park on that day.
N1thIng lr->. nor nothing more
Just precisely what is advertised
The members oi the Association
and 3llr people Of Franklin intend
to make this meet one Of the
largest and best ever held in this
section q the State and they ex-
tend e everyone special invita-
ZION to come to Franklin and eujoy
a day Of fine sport.
NJ. Rene Hebcrt sold this week
MS plantation, which is about five
miles above Franklin, to Messrs.
| Caiferv Y Martel for the sum Of
| S2J. oo3.
With New Perfection Wick
Blue Flame Oil Stove YOU get a
working flame from moment of
lighting. For sale by John 4.
O'Njell, Ir
Mr.. NJ. A. Colgin, OF New Iberia.
has rented the building on Willow
street formerly owned by Mr..
August Ehrhardr, and Oh Monday.
August 9TH, will open up a press
ing and cleaning establishment,
and will give special attention to
the cleaning OF ladies clothes.
On account Of the absence OF
Lieut.. Gov. j. Y, Sanders in
North Louisiana he is unable to
attend the meeting Of the Demo-
cratic gressionai Executive
Committee Of the Third District.
which has been called to meet in
Morgan, City to-day, however, ne
has sent his proxy TO Senator
Peterman.
On Monday morning last near
the Com mercial Hotel, Mr.. Wal !
ter S. Berwick and Mr.. E. $.
Martin became involved in an al
tercation, in which the former
shot and wounded Mr.. Martin.
After the shooting Mr.. Berwick
surrended to the sheriff. The
latest news is that Mr.. Martins !
condition l. favorable, with the
chances in his favor Tor recovery.
Both parties in this unfortunate |
affair ara well known throughout |
the parish.
We call the attention OF the pub |
lie 70 the registration notice Of |
A SCISSOR kappel, which appear.
in this issue. The registration
book will be open in Franklin
from August It'll TO II, ana those
legally entitled to register will
find the book OF the Assessor open
to them. Mr. Kappel will also be
at the different polling precincts
Of the parish. on the dates adver-
vertised in his notice, for the pur-
pose Of registering all who are
entitled to registration under the
law.
An Italian by the name Of Ma
rian Capinisa was assaulted and
stabbed on Saturday night last
near the freight depot Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad. He !
was found by Night Waterman
Alberes in an unconscious condi-
ton. He was taken to the SAM
.arium and has regained con-
sciousness and the prospects are
hat he may recover. \ negro by
he name OF Noon Nerdun has
been identified by Capinisa as the
nan who stabbed him, and states
heir was another negro who as
saulted him and robbed him of
'orty dollars. The negro Nerdun
has been arrested, also a negro
oy the name OF Jimmy Depass
y no is believed by the officers to
Be the other party implicated in
he assault and robbery.
4 bank and trust company is
being organized here with a cap
tai stock of S1O0, 600, with sur =;
olus OF 81, 900. The shares are +
oeing SOLD at S125 in order to Sc
.ure the surplus. Over $4,000
las already been subscribed in |
he town OF Franklin. The bank :
will also conduct a savings de-
,artment. The president of this
lew Institution will be Mr. James :
\. Peterman, the able and efficient 9
manager of that mammoth con-
ern. The Kyle Lumber Company.
nd Mr.. Louis Levy, one Of |
,,,oSt ,ronipapt mar. !