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Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08

IHE election resulted in one OF
the greatest landslides for temper
ance ever recorded in Delaware,
and the returns show that the SEN
timent against the sale of liquor
has grown to proportions which as
tound even the advocates of pro-
hibitiOH themselves. Each side
has been claiming victory in Kent
and Sussex counties, but the out
side figures of the anti-license folks
did not soar to the highth of the
majority given against liquor.
Milford was the only district in
Kent county that gave a majority |
for license, and it was such a small |
one, that it is notifying to those
who voted in its favor. As this
paper goes to press the official count
IS going on at Dover and George
town, but the result will not mater
tally change the figures as pub
lished in other colums, and from
now on the sale of liquor in lower
Delaware will be a crime. The {
forces will have to or
ganize Law and Order Societies 10
run down and prosecute all illegal .
sellers of liquor, and the sooner it 5
operation, the better it /
will be for the people at large. To ?
the radical efforts of the men and
women who have left nothing un-
lone which could influence the f
voter in behalf of morality and the g
lome, is due this great victory h
against the saloon. They have
Pent their money to educate the r
'eOple, they have brought speakers
lere and kept them telling the peo- h
lie facts and giving them figures to gi
hlnk over, as to the results of the
quor business in Delaware and m
Il without any ulterior purpose, Al
ther than to benefit the people by ge
laking it difficult for the youth of FL
le land to beled astray, or form the r.
abit of dissipation and degrading of
leir manhood. To them is due
ie honor of placing the question liza
irly before the people, and they Eli
e resting now, and contemplating "",
e result of their labor with salts con
ction. Kent and Sussex have lit
aced themselves squarely in the ma
ti-salOOn column, and the city of yot
and rural New Castle n 1nl
We shown that there is a temper ms,
ce sentiment, which has nearly the
lched the position of a majority G
the voters Of those two districts. "h'
tar as the lower part of Delaw-
is concerned, the open saloon goo,
gone, to stay for many years to wer
ne. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
PUGET SOUND CUSTOMS


PORT TOWNSEND. Sept. IL
Flour and lumber head tho list Of
commodities exported firm The
tnited States through Puget Sound
alatriot, during August. according
70 the report OF Collector OF Gus
toms y @ Harper. The whaatex.
ports since July hay0 increased
from 2il bushels 10 $50 bushola,
ana tho lumber ahipmeaa from "a.
$4,000 60 3e.6f0 900 feet Notwith.
Hlae.ing these nei 90, collections
show marked deercuse aince the
previous month Imports aud ox.
ports generally have both lucfeaa
ed oySi those OF July
Japan again takes first place In
The liHi Of for'fwu couH,ries taking
American goods Yffh valsoa reach.
ms over a million dollars The
same country also leads IN exports
To The United states British Co.
inmsla c0mou second both Ia Ina.
ports aud exports. with british
india third IN imporia China has
anNpcd % fourth place ia Imports
fof August
Collections for the month are
2isaia6oii imports s2.ia2,T4s. aud
ga ports sgG7aI6a.
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10 the permanent Alithe yearronnd
price % canned goods This makes
frcsh Vegetables higher the price
this season becoming prohibltlsa
Tor the very poor
This Is a tariff nurtufea trust az
= - a trustl. In any case Il IL
taFlifnurturud Industry
Among other trusts 10 which the
poor man pays tFahate are the eoal
trust. oil trust. the grain elevator
trust tits effect on tho price 81
whcat breadl. the sasar trust. and
eoale local trust IN public utilities
like htrevt railway. gas or water.
FlnAlly there are the two great
trusts which levy an Indirect TAT
on practically everything that en-
tiers into a poor mans problem of
living Railway trust and allied
manafacturinE Interests which co
operate % keep up uniuat tariff
laws livery cent that - exacted
by railroad Ia extnrfiouAtr frtHEht
F&tss--and o*ereapitaiifafinn means
extortionAfe ratssia ultimately
paid b. the consumer And every
cent that the tariff adds % the
price OF trust .uionopoiised products
Il an increase 10 the burden 81 the
man gho does nothing but con.
anuie
The rwmcdys Il - piAln Either
the trust must b. controlled. 81 a.
must be destroyed The AisermAs
tive Is Industrial tenaAlism
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cold warehouses. aud holdlaG them
there until they can exact their
enormous marvia % tribute
That r. what one feed trust r.
doing Ia Seattle the people have
awakened to a. The city council
has created a great free market
place. and invites the farmer "a
Come In aud sell direct. bur Seattle
II about the only city which Is
alive 10 the situation
The poor man Gan scarcely ~,
ford beef nowadays. The price Is
nearly prohlblttve. The reason 10
we'll known. The methods Of the
beef trust ~ere exploited IN the &C.
slon begun by Attorney General
Moody two years ago In Chicago
ard defeated b. the ruling 81 a sya.
ten. made Judge. ttavinn Killed
local competition. the trust naakea
ths price Of beef and other meats
what they want.
And remember thia-the cold
storage trust - oaly The best trust
under another alias
There are othef trusts 20 which
the poor man pays tribute often
wfthout knowing IL. The lumber
iron. glass and baiidinx trades
trusts exact their tribute ia tho
form % rent The poor n1an Is not
Building houses himself. but hia
landlord ia. Aad hts landlord pays
more Tor all those building mate
rails. ewing % the undaiy hish
s.sssaa.s fs.ra..f - a.. -.
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LONGEVITY IN IOWA.

ELDORA, Ia. os'pt lit ~ be.
coming sso fashion nowadays IN
iowa TO i've 10 be 100 years old
Eyers day now name. are being
adis1 10 the list ~ crntenlarlnns
IN the Hawkeye state Probably
the oldest man IN Iowa IL WIN. Con
~ Dewitt. who n 1903. AZ Dea
Molnca this week Mrs. Ruth Ms
Phorson Morris celebrated hor i0tat
birthday AZ Ottumwa Geo. NJ.
Lentnor celebrated his i00ts birth.
day and nj Wall Lake lives q
woman who remembera Geo. Wash.
iugion. and Who claims 20 be about
no Al Davenport ~ negro who
says he II l2T yeasa old. aud there
Is scarcely town ln Iowa bat can
claim Inhabitants Who are from Of
10 IS years
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HAS slapr FoR a WEEK.

BLOOMINGTON. ill. Sept. H.
''oh. mamma. Why dld they pat me
in this white euffia7 Do not let
them Do Il again with This ex.
ciamAtsan. Miss Flosais Bennett. \
young girl Of kAnkakee euuu'y
ar0nsed from q slnmbcr II three
days duration. fell asleep aEain
and did rot awaken until four days
later. She Ii awake nov and the
physicians are hopeful that the at.
tack - AZ an end.
The giri complains ~ severe
pains IN her head, which the doc
tors say - not unusual ia such
cAses Tho long distance sleeping
Is said 90 be a form ~ hystofia.
Lsumorc wesley. the sweetheart
Of the girl has been constantly In
attendance at her bedside.
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LIVES TWO YEARS WITH
BACK BROKEN

niOnMlNdTuN H.. Sent n -
Surse0na declare that the cssa az
Fred heoaey. d Christian county
coal miner who has lived Tor near
ly tsD years with r BROKEN back. Is
a rrcard breaker tie met with the
accident IN the fan ~ 1905. aud a.
was supposed that he would survive
hut few days. Instead. he has
hrut alive un tn The present time.
although paralYkad from the hips
down iiooaoy lA slowly diving and
cAnrni hai much longer. The coal
company with which he was em
uloyed ls liberal in ~ treatment Of
The iaiurcd man. and he has re-.
celyed every comfort since his On.
Soar fako salvo relieves ooze
ma sss
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ORDNANCE FosslDs spooNlne

HIGHMORE. 3 D.. Sept. H.
spoony couples have been dealt
severe blow By thu city council aud
Aciink Mayor J. Y Mcdonald. Of
thia city. By AZ ordinance explicit
In its terms they SIRE forbidden
from all kinds % flirting IN public
places under penalty 81 a fine or
Imprisonment for each violation.
Among the kinds ~ flirting enum
Grated IN the ordinance ara eating
candy or peanuts on any street Al
Icy. vacant lot. or other Obscure
place. visiting in the doorwaya Of
stores. or lettering upon the steps
81 any church Of public building.
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CLOTHES TkTTooEo on ZIG.
URE or ava.

JOPLIN. Mo. Sept n Prank
Richie. aged q years. recently ap-
psared at the q. s. army recruiting
station here and tried tn enlist. but
when n figure Of Eve. IN Paradise
was found tattoood on bis foroarms
the officer refused 10 accept him.
Two days later the young man re-.
turned with a decollete gown tat
WILL co BEFORE NioHTFALL.
We have one special exhibition
style. highest grade. upright piano,
IN beautifully figured walnut case.
largest size. that must be sold 20
day. fts regular retail price iB 5000.
II cost us 1851. and Ia for saio at
that price. on easy payments, IN
deairnd
This "a az fine an instrument 40
skin and capital can produce. and
At this extremely low figure viii
surely so quickly.
Other good pianos now s1is. siG7.
and AZ l0w as gt54. etc. All fully
guaranteed. and viii prove entirely
satisfactory or money refunded
Bemember. we are going 20 dis
pose Of our present immense stock
regardless OF the sacrifice. Act
today. ID. =. Johnston Co, e03
Second avenue. ~
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NeoREss TURNS w4irE.

YORK. Pa. Sept 1l.--Mra. Eliza.
beth Boyer, wife " a negro farm
hand has undergone a change in
color from an inlfy black 10 white.
The metamorphoais has been TAX.
lng place during the last five years.
She X the mother of five children.
and an are black Doctors say she
ls suffering with n disease. bat ahe
Insists that she has never been ~
Ia her life
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80 IL . cold storase trust.
~ a. a sample See what
ia less than 10 years ago
: .ssered int0 the diet OF The
- nsrlng tie summer ekgs
reuuful. with prices az 10
~ a wrts 4 dozen. or lower. SO
q eAlzkea& ,. ,.,,.,.,,.,,
.-,s.,.,.a cola storage The trust
Z. ~ case the Armour and Al
NJ, " sresssl saw. the Opportunity,
-. sna chlekens could D. PRIV
- ~rse fsr years. tlah Then
:. :. y, =. nav cheap and sell high. the
- wsrrafes said We can Ao
80 n shat are offered. keep them
~ ~ mzrket until We set ready
!. ss,l and SEA our price fhat =
- 49, happened That's shy
- III ,sr ne enormous pFicos you
- ssg,nx TO-DAY. ~ cold storaEe
1870. - - IT, retail price Of cRSs
: lssf hstwcen IS ard % cents IN
r.ranr ana IS 10 50 coats 10 sin
tw
wbo suffers
t.s~er Is found In The United
s.ssss naNsu q laAur's studies IN
~ csss a Hsinx TIE poor sont
- ssa. Thsy eat chickean much
"a ahen shza sAsr farm~riy did.
ppeuls Il medium meAns whe do
al sxrs are psginx srieutc Al 90
RAJ csus lnereese % the cold stor.
sge trust
"a - no cold storage truEt u
n ( noi s,rrr faF poor people
a. 40 pux<r car eat eggs What
wsa,a = ths reply AK Mr. Ar
mpsr. h. asa tha secretary of the
Arnoaf company. or the Armour
rsfrixsratea car uneA What viii
ihsv saYs
n Il al doe % an economic law
4 h snppiy and demand We are
Il huslnssS one cannot confuse
Auslnsss Nth charity We have
rntkiag 10 Do with the poor. They
rust take carr u themselves
And The trust goes on perfect.
.zx IT, monopoiT % the refrtEersied
niifoaa cars storage plants In
rsaf msrkets lie Chicago. New
Yxk Kansas city. etc. goes %
ztfinE . commission business 70
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noUNrAlNegas WALK.

Mombors OF Local Walk. No. 10,
Monntnineers, will 90 sunday. Sep.
tember 8. leave IaHem park az 3
a. N FOR Newcastle on the steamer
Fortuna. walk from Newcastle To-
Coat Greek, and return By way OF
keunydale. returning % the city
early in tho evening.
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Make $50 in Ten
Minutes

II ron expect 10 Knl EimhaH
or sieiusaf. or Hobart 81 Cahln.
~ one ~ the ElnFious Chlrkaslnra
IN The 1uhnainn Closing Out sale
q present stock ynu haa hatfsr
crop IN A. onrT Eregyfhink must
- quicklT uaw. Ana prices nre tha
lowest ever neeu IN this city No
advance whoa easy terms ara a.
aifea. The PiDneer Plano flouan.
tes 8econd avrnae. 80
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soY HYpNoTizEo GOES
CRAZY.

sOMERvtf1.E. n, J.. Sept II --
Mfa. VIM. Suffer-. q wfauw. who
owns 3 small farm IN Watching
mountain. near here. charges
strange man wlfh thruwinE a
hypaetie spell over her i3yearoid
aon. Prank. which has drixcn him
inea.e Mrs Sutiar says the
stranger applied tg her for work
Nyhen ske refused u give BIN em
ploymcnt hn took hos non into the
W0ods wtth higu the boz cAfne
out ~ the wooda ard acted strange
IL. He threatened 70 barn the
buildfuEs on tho farm unless HIS
motheg consented 10 employ the
man
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CRAFTS AppLEs AND
PEARS ON OAKS.

DENVER. Colo. ecni ~ The
Canon CiiY Burbank has auccesafai
" grated apples nnd PEARS Ca ga
tive oak aapisnen The gfafia are
nos three years oid. and laai year
matnrcd 3a spiendia applea and a.
mauy peara The treaa hldaaomed
this year. but tho trust uiDprd fhe
bids. The trees are an healthy and
show remarkable growth.
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NEW YORK. seuf N. Charles
Nessner. 20 years old. u Iefaes
City. became vinlratly insane sra
knocked hia father down with
chair. lie also made a savage "a
tack Ga hts brother Tsn police
men were summoned and wesn.
obl'Ecd % ciah and ahacsie him -
tore be coald b. taken % the nollce
station
Neasuef's relatives rtfrihutn Ia
insanity o excessive ciEaretfn
awiukinN
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PEOPLE PAY ENORMOUS TRIBUTE TO !.
FOOD TRUST WHICH CORNERS SUPPLY
nshouesi Corporations, Taking Advantage Of Modern
Inventions, Responsible for Present Conditions
Greed Of Few Powerful Men Eats Up Common
Ponies Share Of Prosperity.
Nv oiLscW GARDNER.
, tSNeiuslve servle s~-seattle star.)

v,.s,uNeroN Sept u--who responsible great
IL n "a 4 he
cessse htmsr4f eeti
ef
lrus~ ,raspsFity. that's the simple truth.
wt sldesfep this
Msus They
fra law They endowed with
all he
oef ~ N he rest They makers human
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trance 10 the hospital. when he
was brought 10 the insNtution no
was Of ATHLETIC build aud weiRhcd
over 200 pounds. Now ho weishs
less than 100 .
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Bargains IN Back Combs

This week AZ the Chicago Jew.
elry Co.'S store. 1907 Second av.
The largest and finest assortment
in the city. sss
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90 see the Green Lake Res.
ervoir Addition today. Houses
and lots easiest terms. Green
Lake car 20 Green Lake Sta.
ton Branch Office.
INTERNATIONAL BOND q
REALTY CO., 33Y Pioneer Blk.
Main 1855; Ind, 4o4a.
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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-01-16
NO NEWS YET
Of Geo. e. Dupuis, of Carencro,
Who Disappeared Jan, 2.

Nc Jews has been learned of
Geo. E. Dupuis, a prominent
citizen of Carencro, who disap-
peared on Jan. 2. He was last
seen in Lafayette, but since
then no trace of him can be
found. Vigorous efforts have
been made by Sheriff Lacoste to
discover his whereabouts. but
us yet he has been unable to do
so. The following description
of Mr.. Dupuis has been sent
out by Sheriff LacOste with the
offer of a S25 reward for infor-
nation that will lead to finding
him: Mr.. Dupuis is about 40
years of age, 5 feet s inches in
height, large grey eyes, large
nose. black hair and dark brown
muStache. He wore when he
left a dark suit and grey hat.
He is of Creole extraction and
speaks broken English.
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S. p. Cheap Rates.

On account meeting Southern Cotton
Association at Birmingham, Ala,
Jan. II TO 10, tickets will be sold al
one fare plus % cents for the round
trip, tickets on sale Jan. Is and IL. re-
turn Jan. q.
On account of Mardi Gras New Or
leans Feb. I to II rate for the round
trip 81. 60, tickets on sale Feb. 8 to II
inclusive and for trains arriving at
New Orleans before noon Feb. II, final
return limit Feb. Is. Tickets can be
extended until March = by depositing
same with Mr.. JOS. Richardson. Spec
ial Agent New Orleans, not later than
s p. NJ. Feb.16 and upon payment of
SO cents at each deposit.
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Constable Sale.
Octave Bertrand VS. Joseph
RObertSOn-State of LOuiSi-
ana. Parish of Lafayette.
Second Justice Court.

Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued
by the Honorable Alfred D. Breaux.
Justice of the Peace of the Second
ward of the Paish of Lafayette in
favor of Octave Bertrand and against
Joseph Robertson. to me directed.
will sell between legal hours at the
Office of said justice on
Saturday, FEBRUARY 10, 1907,
the following described property, to
wit:
One certain tract of land situated
in said parish, with all improvements
thereon, containing eight arpents,
bounded north by Aymar Broussard,
south by Mrs. Francois Bourges,
east by Faustin. Vincent, west by
Laure Therese Robertson. the same
land acquired from Desire Robertson,
his father.
ARTHUR HOFFPAUIR.
Constable 2nd ward.
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CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION.
Father Detchemendy, of Scott, Is
Arrested Saturday Night and
Later Released on Bail,
On Advice of Friends Goes to New
Orleans, Where He Issues State
ment to the Public.

Rev. j. Nj. Detchemendy,
pastor of the Scott Catholic
church, was arrested Saturday
right at his home in Scott by
Deputies Saul Broussard and
Robert BrOussard on a charge
of attempted abduction pre-
ferred by the father of the young
lady. Owing to the many
rumors in circulation regarding
the affair, Sheriff Lacoste, fear
ing that possibly some violence
might be done the priest, took
him on the early morning train
to New Iberia, where he placed
him in Jail. Sunday he was re-
leased on a 500 bond by order of
Judge Pugh. Rev. Detchemen-
dy wanted to at once return to
Scott, claiming entire innocence.
but upon the advice of friends
went to New Orleans.
The young lady in the case be.
longs to a prominent family in
Scott and until recently has acted
as organist for the church.
About three months ago. it is
said, she developed signs of men
tai trouble and is thought to be
irresponsible for her actions.
Rev. Detchemendy is about
thirty years of age and a man of
ability. He has been pastor of
the Scott church for the past
year and was very popular until
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this unfortunate affair.
Shortly after his arrival in
New Orleans Rev. Detchemendy
issued the following address,
which appeared in Mondays
States.
To the Public.
New Orleans, La, Jan. IA
dispatch in this mornings Plea
yune from Lafayette, states that
| attempted to abduct a demen-
ted young lady from that section,
and that Sheriff LacOste and the
father of the girl discovered the
plan and frustrated it.
This statement is entirely UNI
true, and | ask the public to sus-
pend judgement until this case is
examined.
1t is true that at 11:3O o'clock
on Saturday night l was arrested
by the Sheriff and after giving
bond was told the same night l
had better go to New Orleans,
but far from clipping or intending
to elOpe with a demented lady.
l intended to celebrate mass in
my church at $50 o'clock the
next morning.
The lady referred to is noto~i-
ously insane; I had to displace
her as Organist over two months
ago. Whether this has preyed
on her mind into making serious
charges against me I cannot say.
Her father wished to have her in
terdicted over three months ago.
That l should have desired to
elope with a deranged person
like this unfortunate lady, is an
imputation against my reason
and sanity a S much as against
my standing and sacred calling.
Respectfully yours,
REV. J. NJ. DETCHEMENDY.
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Dangers of a Cold and How to Avoid
Them.

More fatalities have their origin in
or result from a cold than from any
other cause. This fact alone should
make people more careful as there is
no danger whatever from a cold when
it is properly treated in the benining.
For many years Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been recognized as the
most prompt and efEectual medicine in
use for this disease. 1t acts on
NATURES plan, loosens the cough. re-
lieves the lungs, opens the secretions
and aids nature in restoring the sys-
tenn to a healthy condition. Sold by
all druggists.
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SOAP POWDERS,

Pearline, Magic, Gold Dust,
SOapine, Grand Mas. II for. 25c
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- LEON
* GROCERIES CO., Ltd.
ADDRESS: Main Store
NEW ORLEANS, LA.

We have inaueurated a mail order department and
will fill your orders upon date Of receival at the same low
prices that govern sales at any of our stores right in New
Orleans. We quote remarkably low prices. We are extern
sive dealers. have facilities that enable us to place subject to
your orders high grade groceries in retail quantities at
wholesale prices and WE GUARANTEE every article we sell.
Orders filled as follows:
Goods shipped date Of receipt of order.
Every article guaranteed, weight and quality.
Freight paid on all orders of $500 or more.
Cash must accompany orders unless prearranged other
wise.
We handle hundreds of articles not advertised at prices
correspondingly low. If you want anything that is not ad-
vertised, or some special brand of canned goods, preserves,
state brand and we will ship it. PRICES
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For SaIe-Direct from Atlanta fac
tory to consumer a guaranteed leather
quarter top buggy, special factory
price $49.O {. Safe delivery guaran-
teed. Write to-oay for catalog A.
Golden Eagle Buggy Co., 100 Edge
wood Ave-, Atlanta, Ga.
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shERIFF's SALE.

By virture of an order of the Hon.
18th Judicial District Court in and for
the Parish of Lafayette, La, dated
Jan. 5, 1907, in the matter OF the suc-
cession of Aimee Guidry, wife of An
tome Robertson, No. 25O4 of the pro-
bate docket Of said court for the parish
OF Lafayette, / will sell for cash at
public auction, to the last and highest
bidder ct the front door of the court
house at Lafayette, Louisiana, be-
tween legal sale hours on
Saturday, Feb. l6, 1907
the following described property to
wit:
A certain tract OF land situated in
said parish, containing ffty-three
acres, together with al improvements,
bonnded north by land Of Hyacinth
Buchanan and others, south BY Buch-
axlnn and others, east by Amos Rob
er1Don and others. west BY Jules
S1non. One pair mules, 0ne wagon,
agricultural i~mplemenfe, two COWS and
on cali, two heifera. one lot OF corn,
o. los Of gearing, one LOT cotton seed,
or4k4ee nol3eE9srh o1ofo1ds1srniture
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-01-16

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