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FINDS GOLD;
 HE STARTS BANK

Paducah, Ky Sept 1S.-HaUng made a smalf fortune from mere luck, Charles F, Wells. a laborer of Graves county, is preparing to start q bank and engage in the real estate business al Mayfield.
 Several months ago he found ket- tile Of coins in Ballard county, con taning s5.@oo in gold and $500 in silver The dates ranged from 1901 10 1860.
 Today l4e sold the collection, with the exception Of $10o in silver, to Charles F Clark &Co. Of Cincinnati, coin collectors for s9.2oo. The mon ey is said to have been buried by q man named Kietham in Civil war time.
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Think of These ThindS

WE CAN CARE for your daily depos- its-Great or Small. Our Bank ing Department is complete in every detail and equal in strength to the Best. WE CAN CARE for your Savings Ac- count, in any sum from S1.O0 up, and allow compound interest. An interesting free booklet tells more about it.
 WE CAN CARE for your Fire Insur- ance Which we write only in the very best and strongest "Old Line" Companies. WE CAN CARE for your Rents. Through an expert collector and our infallible rule is Faithful Service and Prompt Settle. ment."
 WE GAN SELL your Real Estate, for we are in touch with the people everywhere and know what they want
 WE GAN BOND you for any purpose being agents for the strongest Bonding Company in the World WE CAN SAFEGUARD your Jewelry and other valuables, while a home or away. Our Safety De posit Boxes are both Burglar and Fire-proof.
 OUR TRUST DEPARTMENT is full! equipped to handle Fiduciary Business of every kind and Vi seek appointment as Executor Administrator, Guardian, Agen and Trustee.
 WE SERVE OTHERS. LET Us SERFl YOU.
 Pine Bluff Trust Co
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JUDGE SUMPTER
 CONCEDES DEFEAT

lot Springs, Sept. 1S.-,Judge O. H. Sumpter this morning conceded the election of Charles D. Greaves, his op- ponent on the Republican ticket, for state senator This concession was made by Sumpter after the official vote from Montgomery county was re- ce.ved, which shows that Greayes ca
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PLURALIT MAY
 REACH 75,0o0

ried the county over Sampter by l2SS majority.
 Other returns from Montgomery county show that the Republican cal didate for county judge won over his Democratic opponetn, but Witt, Demo- efat. was re-elected to the legislature
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Is the time for every wase earuer to look out for the future work is plenty, wages good are you saving portion Of what you earn
 Open an account with cur Savings Department and deposit regularity should you lose your position, wish to go in business for yourself, or buy a home later what you save NOW will help you,
 Savings earn . per cent interest here
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The Quality is as Fixed as
 the Price.

Have Youg Fall suit made by Eissn- kramer the Tailor, over Citizens bank. second avenue corner Pine street. The largest stock 10 select from.
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Forest Fires
 in Michigan

Hearst News Special To fhg Graphic.
 Galumet, Mich. Sept. lS. The town of Eagle River is surrounded by for est fires and will probably h" oesIroy- cd. Fires in Chippewa county have broken out afrcsE Several lumber @01 mining villages are threatened.
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FORTY DOLLARS;
 THIRTY DAYS

James Buford, a negro. was fined $40 and sentenced to the farm for thirty days by Justice J. A, Frazier yesterday. The negro was arrested several days ago by Constable r. Stewart on an assault and battery charge.
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Get busy, follow the crowd to TOMLINSON { KNOX and buy a VOWS FLAKE. S12.50. TOMLTNSON ! KNOX.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-19

-Burch children. special matinee this afternoon and tonight at the Dr. pheo.
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Will Observe Da! Here.

In Pine Bluff the Jewish Citizens will observe the day with divine ser- vices Friday night and Saturday nlors,- ing. All observant members of tie historic faith will close their places "i business on this great day. those that keep open being regarded With dis favor by their co-religionisls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-19

-Burch children. spec.al matinee this afternoon and tonight at the Or pheo
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DECISION EXPECTED
 FROM COURT TODAY
Chancellor Elliott Is Expected to Ren- der Final Decree in Injunction Suits Filed by Citizens of AIthcimnr Against Railroad.

Most of yesterdays session of the chancery court was taken np with the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-19
Season of Reunion.

One of the pretty features n con- nection with this Holy day is ta T it is made a season of family reunion. As far as possible. sons and da1lss .zrs and other near relatives assemble ill the paternal household and enjoy 1e- newed family ties. Another cust'ai is the affectiona}e exchange of gre4.ines after the services when friends and acquaintances wish each other a nap- pv New Year.
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For quick transportation call CITY HACK LINE, 22t East Barraque St Open D. III. to 7:30 q. m. and reliable Special attention to train calls. Old phone 39i New phone 1O2. Moses Oford, prop. Pine Bluff, Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-19

If this lead is continued for the rest of the state Donashey plurality will exceed 15,000
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Is Great Event.

Nowadays Rosh Hashonah still re- tains it's yigor as a great event in temple and synagogue. The Jewish people while observing the first ef January as their civil New Year like the peoples, still keep Rosa Hashoua i as their religious New Year When one reflects that the schools are now opening, that the summer wanderers are returning to their homes, the farmers beginning to make ready for the new planting and the wheels ot industry commencing to mum again, it will be seen that New Year at this time of the year is anything but far fetched, but on the contrary more ra- tional than January 1, which marks no change whatever in nature or human life
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character as a day when one sits in judgment on his own conduct and likewise feels himself under the scru- tiny of the Divine Being, the day got also the names the Day of Memorial and Day of Judgment.
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Savings earn 2 per cnnt intercst
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1908-05-16
LId6e du SINCE.

LIE professeur Gersung, chirurgien re-
nomme de Vienne, dams un de ses iyres
a une parabole au sujet de ridee du ma
caque sur La doctrine de Revolution
Quand la nouvelle de la theorie de Oar
win arriva dams le pays de Singes, les
sages prouverent aussitot que rauteur
anglais await saisi les fats par lie mau-
vais bout. C'est lie macaque qui des-
cend de rhomme. lequel, bien qu'ayant
une resemblance au macaque, est, en-
tous points, son inf6neur. L'homme
est nu il ma qne deux mains ses ex-
tremites non developp6es ne sont pro-
pres qua marcher sur |. sol il mango
de la viande; il tue son semblable ct
dautres animaux il manque d'intelli-
gence, CONNIE le demontre lie fait quill
ne jouit pas de la vie /; il raccQurcit la
vie par lie travail ct le tourment pour
faire de rargent don't, une fois fait, il
est incapable de jour. II Wit, il est vrai,
en- troupes, mais en- competition ct en-
conflit perpetuels. LIE macaque, au
contraire, un vehement chaud il Wit
au u-dessus de la terre, a quatre mains
qui l'aident tout faire ct Sc transpor.
ter rapidement. de branche en- branche.
II ne sc nourrit que de fruits ct de noix,
ct Wit paisiblement en- grandes unions.
De corps ct d'esprit, il est le couronne-
ment de la creation.
Certainement, en- ce qui trait a La
iouissance de la vie, rhomme est en- ar
riere du macaque Ayant accepte CONNIE
une vertu cardinsle que Ia mission de
rhomme dams le monde est de faire d.
rargent. il ne prend pes, dams son apre
poursuite du dollar, le temps de vivre.
LIE travail tient toute Penergie de son
corps ct de son esprit a sa plus forte
tension. Et le resultat est que le gont
de la vie est perdu rhomme est vieux
de physionomie ct de c@ur alors quill
est ieune d'annees. Quand il a acquis
sa fortune, il nest plus capable d'etre
heureux. LIE macaque est plus sage.
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/ s grand picnic was given at Miss
sslETfs:n Madere's home last Sunday. The
jolly crowd was Misses Theresa and
Feicie Jacob, Mirzette, Ida, Lea and
Joyce CatoE, Ella, Nemea, Victoria and
Azema Casagne, Corinne and Louise
Bienvenu, Emma and Odile Lasseigne,
Aline Dufrene, Jeanne Labranche, Inez
Elfer, Maria. Gueret, Olga and Emma
Dry, Carmel and Norma Jacob, Julia
Cambre, Ernestine Vicknair, Agnes Bre-
dy, Effie Hetz, Marthe Cox, Eve Roby,
Onesima Elf9, Serria Clement, Stepha-
ME Elfer, Messrs Andre Delaneuville,
Hypoite Duhe, Sidney Tassin, Cyrille
Vicknair, Arthur Langlois, Alcide Wick
nair, Clemsand Daniel Madere, Louis
DeIaneuvilb, James Jacob and George
Clement. The ladies were Mrs. Hypo-
lite Delaneuville, Mrs. Elfer and Mrs.
Octave Msdere.
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LA B0UcHERIE HUMANE DE
LAPORfE.

Depuis Ia d6couverte faite Laporte,
Ind, des crimes horribles que commet-
TAFT Ia veuve Guinness, il regne sur les
ieux un movement incessant. Les au-
torites ont fait des perquisitions don't lie
resultat q et6 de reveler la presence
dams le charnier d'autres cadavres, ct lie
nombre d'exhumations s'el6ve mainte-
nant dix. Des milliers de curieux ont
afflue sur la ferme. attires par Ia curio-
site qui SO rattache toujours aux chooses
lugubres parmi eux Sc trouvaient quel-
quee personnes en- recherche dun parent
ou dun ami mysteneusement disparu.
Mais la tache de reconnaitre les cada-
vres putrefes, d6charnes n'etait pas ia
cile.
Jusqu'a present on ne salt 81 lie cada-
vre d'adulte trouve dams les debris de la
maison brnIee de Nine Guinness set bien
celui de cette femme. II ma pas de tete
ct c'est ce qui rend difficile l'identifica.
ton du cadavre. Ce qui retarde encore
les progress de fenluete. c'est que La po-
litique-on ne Sc niche-t t-elle pas !-se
met en- travers des actions des medecins,
qui n'osent Sc prononcer. Les afflia.
tons politiques des officers du comte
ont beaucoup faire dams renquete !:
fassocie du maire de la vile ayant etc
retenu pour defendre Lamphere, lie CON-
phce de la veuve ct probablement SON
bourreau. Get officer fait tout ce quill
peut pour empecher d'arriver reclair-
easement du mystere de l'incendie. Se-
Ion les uns, la veuve aurait tue ses
trois enfants. aurait tue aussi une autre
femme, aurait enleve la tete de eelle-ci
ct sc serait sauvee apres avoir incendie
la maison; scion les autres, ce serait
Lamphere qui aurait commits le crime.
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Entered at the Pestoffice at Reserve,
La, as second class mail matter.
ABONNEMENT
Un An. Sl.5o. Six Mots rs cents.
Aux Abonnes en- deh0rs de la
Par0isse.

LIE departement de la oste exigeant
que chaque abonne dun journal qui lie
recoit par la MALE ait paye son abon
nement pour etre considere CONNIE
abonne reguier, ayant droit au trans
port de son journal au taux de la deuxie-
me classe. nous preparons les complies
de tous nos abonnes residant hors de la
paroisse ct les leur enverrons dams
quelques jours. Nous prions chacun
d'eux de vouloir bien nous faire parve-
mir lie montant do atm de regulariser
"a position CONNIE abonne ct de nous
permt tire de continuer lui servir lie
journal.
LIE reglement du departementde la pos
to ne nous interdit pas d'envoyer le jour
nal qni bon nous semble, il n'entend en-
rien nous empecher d'accorder aux abon-
mes tout lie temps voulu pour payer fa-
bonne ment. Settlement il ne veut Sc char
ger de transporter les journaux a bas
prix que s'ils sont actresses des abon-
mes reguiers, c'est voulant les
recevoir ct ayant paye pour les rece-
voir. Hors ees conditions, il ne les
transporter qua raison dun sou piece.
paye par un stamp pose sur chaque
journal.
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L'avocat de district pretend avoir res
cueilli des preuves suffisantes pour faire
condamner ce dernier, mais il n'en veut
rien reveler.
La veuve Guinness publiait dams les
journaux rannonce suivante pour atti
rer chez ellie ses victimes Personnel.
Gracieuse veuve, possedant une grande
ferme dams I'M des plus beaux districts
du comte de Laporte, Ind, desire fairs
la connaissance de monsieur egalement
bien pourvu dams le but d'unir leurs
fortunes. Les reponses par lettre ne
seront pas considerees, moins que ce
lui qui ecrit ne veuille faire suivre ga
reponse dune visite personnelle.' Celia
suffisait pour attirer les amoureux. lis
arrivaient les uns apres les autres, avec
leurs bagages. Un charpentier qui ira
yaillait sur la ferme l'ete dernier en- WI
arriver ainsi une douzaine que Nine
Guinness faisait passer pour ses cousins.
II en- venait du Kansas, du Dakota, du
Wisconsin, de Chicago. On les voyait
arriver, mais personne ne les voyait ia.
mais partir. Ills disparaissaient myst4s
rieusement. La veuve les hebergeait
chez elle ct les gardait tout le temps
pres dele. Ellie pretendait que ses
cousins partaient CONNIE lis vensient,
mais, fait curieux, lis n'emportsient pas
leurs males, ct il = en- await une qum-
zaine dams la maison. Cest que tous
is etaient assassines par Nine Guinness.
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Proceedings Of the
Board of School Directors
OF the Parish Of St. John the Baptist.
Edgard, La, May 7, 1908.
Secretary,

Edgard, La, May 7, 1908.
The Board met this day in regular
monthly sitting with the following
members present, viz: Messrs. Du-
mez, Bodin, st. Martin. Richarme and
schexnaydre absent, Mr.. Gendron.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The committees appointed to secure
suitable lots for sites in the third and
fourth wards reported; that Of the third
ward that they had secured three offers,
which we're submitted. The committee
from the fourth ward reported that a
site would be donated by John L. Dry
l. Co.
Moved by Mr.. Dumez. seconded by
Mr.. Bodin, and carried. that the two
committees are hereby thanked for their
valuable assistance, and discharged.
Moved by Mr.. Richarme, seconded by
Mn Bodin, and carried, that commit
tee of two, together with the secretary,
be appointed to visit the third ward to
look into the three propositions submit
ed by the committee Of that ward, and
that said committee be, and they are
hereby authorized and empowered to
act for this board, to reject any and all
lots, or to purchase for this board that
one best suited for school purposes.
The chair appointed Messrs. Dumez
and st. Martin on this committee.
Moved by Mr.. st. Martin, seconded
by Mr.. Richarme, and carried, that John
L. DRY & Co., be, and they are hereby
thanked for their donation to this board
of lot of ground for schoolhouse. and
that the echool shall be called the
Woodland School in their honor, and
further that the president, Chas. st.
Martin, be and he is hereby authorized
and empowered to purchase for this
board for the sum Of one ($1.O0) dollar,
of the said John L. Dry & Co., the said
school lot.
Moved by Mr.. Richarme, seconded by
Mr.. Bodin, and carried, that teachers
from this parish attending any of the
Summer Normals held throughout the
State be allowed the sum Of two and q
half dollars per week towards their sx-
penses provided they return to this par
ish to teach next session.
There being no further business to
come before the Board, the meeting ad-
journed subject to the call OF the
president.
CHAS. ST. MARTIN.
A true COPY: President.
J. E. GUARDIA,
Secretary
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penses OF the Normal students on their
return home. Adopted.

penses Of the Normal students on their
return home. Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Gendron, seconded
by Mr.. Lasseigne, the following resolu-
ton was offered and adopted:
Whereas the jury has received com
munication from the levee board, re-
requesting that the law be enforced re-
lative to cattle roaming at large on pu-
bic levee and whereas the high stage
of the river makes it dangerous to the
levees to permit cattle to roam on them
Be it resolved that the syndics
throughout the parish be notified to
strickly enforce the laws relative thereto.
There being no further business on
motion duly seconded the Jury adjourn.
ALOVON GRANIER,
President.
A true copy
j. j. RENE,
Secretary.
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A fishing party was given by Mrs.
Chas. Cassagne Wednesday last, the
guests were: Misses Eta Lasseigne. Lea
Dry. Ella. Nemea and Victoria Cassagne,
Bernadette Batttard, Messrs. Wilfred
Duhe, Andre DelaneuviIle and Ambrose
Duhe. The jolly crowd had fine refresh
ments, the party was given at the drain
ing machine at Belle Point. The cha
perons were Mrs. Chas. Cassagne and
Mr.. Theodule Dry.
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For bIezIthv Nerves.

Physicians will tell you that healthy
nerves mean a healthy body, but that
such nerves are uncommon. The or.
dinary home treatment Is an opfate,
something that lulls but never cures.
Real remedies prevail at the sani-
tarums. natures remedies for the
most part-rest, fresh air, diet and ex-
ercise. These could be taken at
home just as well. II one had suffi-
cient will power. but nervous patients
are much like children and need q
guiding hand.
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II Went de mourir Mirabel, en- Fran
ce, un vieillard nomme Lavergne qui,
quoique vivant miserablement, laisse
une fortune evaluee a trois millions de
francs II etait vieux garcon ct il ny
que de tres petits parents qui ont droit
sa succession. II y await dependant
une proche cousine qui est venue La
Nouvelle- Orleans en- 1910. Ellie So nom
matt Marie Adelaide Parit on croft
qu'eIle await abandonne son mari ct
etait venue lei avec un autre homme
qu'elle quitta aussi pour SO marier avec
un troisieme, qui la crut veuve. Cest
un fait a eclaircir, ainsi que celui de son
divorce avec le premier mari. Cette
femme Parit etait nee st. Etienne des
Orgues, dams les Bases -Alpes, en- 1904
ct ellie est sans doute morte depuis long
temps. Si ellie laisse des enfants qui
peuvent etablir leurs droits, ills herite-
ront de la fortune de NJ. Lavergne. NJ.
W. J. Waguespack s'occupe de chercher
ses heritiers.
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STATE TAX SALES.
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
vs.
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS, PARISH
OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.


Office of the .Sherin and ex-omcio lax
Collector.
NJ virtua ot the authority vested in me by
tha H Hconst;tntion and laws of the State Of
1ne I,;s;ano w;1, sei, at the prineipal front
da"r nf tha Conrtbonse in which the Civil
n;str;ct Court of said parish is held, within
LIE I, honr. for ;ndicial sales beginning at
.1e "a ,esai nuuis n .oi I on'-e''
Il cio'A a. M %
SATURDAY, The 18TH DAY of JUNE
1908,
+;,r;nn an and eacb succeeding dav
anu con.,nus aIas a um on,nnIated ali ;mmoyabje
unlli salu - s"Is .Io r,or;sh pf G. Jobn the PAN
pr I.1pe,as rh;nh n oh taras are now due to the
Stata of Inn;siana Pontehartrain Levee Dis
tr;ct I.afourche Basin Levee District
and the parish Of ST. John the Bap;
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Revival Of croauet.

The croQuet aspect of 1907 prom
ises well and 1t Is gratifying to note
that this famous game of the sixties.
which at one time had become pract-
cally extinct, bids fair to revive Its
bygone glory.-London Planet.
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Proceedings of the Police Jury
OF THE
Parish of St. John the Baptist.
THURSDAY, MAY 1908.

THURSDAY, MAY Z, 1SOS.
The Police Jury met this day in re-
gular session, the Hon. Alovon Granier
being in the chair and the following
members present Messrs. Gendron,
LeBrun, Lasseigne and Bourgeois; ab-
sent, none.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The committee on claims reported IA
vorably upon the following bills, which
we're ordered paid
DR.. S. Montegut, coroner, for
burial. ...% w
Jules Joseph, for dinner to jury
commissioners. ers............... 1O OO
Paul Berthelot, sheriff. for atten-
dance on court, l day. ....... 90
Octave Dufresne, Jr., for / hog
Killed. OU
Pierre Webre, for 2 cords wood
at 81 70. oU
DR.. j. P Elmore, for medical at
tendance to Daniel Hammond. 90
E. j. Cairo & Co., for sundry
The committee appointed to examine
the treasurer's books made the follow
ing report
Parish of st. John the Baptist, La.
To the Honorable President and Mem
bers of the Police Jury.
Gentlemen:-We certify that we have
examined the treasurer's book, from page
l to page 80 inclusive, and have found
all entries therein contained to be cor
rect, as they appear therein. The entries
on the debit side correspond with the
entries in the collectors book, and the
parish treasurer's receipts in his pos
session.
The entries on the credit side cores
pond with the vouchers and certificates
paid out by the treasurer, which he pro-
duced and turned over to US. All of
said warrants and certificates disbursed
therein from page Q to page 80, inclusi-
We, have been destroyed by US by fire,
as appears on page 81 of this book.
After striking the difference from
the amount received and the amount by
him disbursed, we find q balance of
thirteen thousand four hundred and
sixty two ($13, 3,462.52) dollars and fifty
two cents in favor of the parish, which
amount is in the hands Of the treasurer
In faith whereof, we have drawn and
signed this verbal, at the parish
Of st. John the Baptist, this 7th day OF
May, 1908.
Signed ALovoN GRAN1ER, chairman,
Jos. LEBRUN.
A. LAssE1GNE.
I On motion duly seconded the report
Is received, approved and ordered spread
upon the minutes.
A communication was received from
attorney Robt. E. Rivarde relative to q
claim OF Mr.. E. Delaneuville against
the parish, same was referred to the dis
trict attorney and the secretary instruct
ed to SO notify Mr.. Rivarde.
The insurance policy on the court
house building and furniture having
expired and having been renewed by
the president. on motion duly seconded
his action in the matter was approved
and the secretary instructed to issue the
proper voucher in payment of the pre-
MUM
On motion of Mr.. Gendron, seconded
by Mr.. Lasseigne, the secretary was in
structed to issue voucher for the ex-
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on await trouve lie garcon etrangle a cote
d'els. On apprit alors qui ellie etait ct
une foule immense entoura aussit0t la
maison dams l'intention de la lyncher a
ramericaine. La police a eu beaucoup
de peine ponr conduire la femme en-
prison.
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D6c6s.

Lundi soir est decedee, paroisse st.
Charles, Nine Septime Madere, nee
Gendron.
Mercredi matin est decide sur La rive
gauche M. Gustave Duhe age de So ans
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Miss Ella Cassagne, after spending
thrke months at her aunt, Mrs. P. Son
py. in New Orleans, returned to her
44sn@ at Reserve last Sunday.
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DIR. R. ]. SALATlCH,
DENTISTE.

Notice
To the Taxpayers Of the Parish Of st.
John the Baptist.
The listing of the taxable property of this
parish has been completed and the estimated
valuation thereof made in accordance with
law. The said lists will be exposed in my
Office for inspection and correction, from the
10Th day of NAV. 1908, until the 1st day of
June. from O'Clock a. N. to O'Clock p. m.
st. John the Baptist, April 90, 1908:
GEO. 81. TASS1N,
Tax Assessor.
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List OF Persons

Selected to serve as Grand Jurors and drawn
to serve as Petit Jurors for the second
and third weeks Of the session of the
Twenty eighth Judicial District Court in
and for the parish of st. John the Baptist
to be held and begun on the first Mon
day list day. of June next, 1908.
LIST OF GRAND JURORS.