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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
25rd Judicial District Court-pa,.
ish Of St. Mary.
Succession of Marie Dubose
Pucheu, Deceased.
No. 1919.

BY virtue of an order to nav deh.,
issued in the above numbered snS
entitled succession, and to be diract sIu
VIII sell for cash, at public auction
at the Court House of this parish ~
front of the st. Mary Bank & Trns.
Company building. in said town n~
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY M
OCTOBER, A. D., 1908.
between the hours of II O'Clock a m
and O'Clock p. m., to the last and
highest bidder, the following IA.
scrlbed property to-wit:
THAT certain lot or parcel OF land
lying and being situated in the town
OF Baldwin. ST. Mary Parish. Louis.
lana, described as fronting on the
Public Road, leading from Baldwin
to Cypremort Prairie, bounded north
by Mariana Patanella, on the east bv
Jos. Owens ct ais, on the south Nv
said Public road and west Nv
Baptiste Jolivet; together with all the
buildings and Improvements there.
on
JEAN DUFoUR, Administrator
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par-
ish of st. Mary.
George Vinson Single & Mfg.
Co. Ltd, vs.. Gustave Thor
gesen. No. IL, 269.

BY virtue of an order of seizure and
sale issued out of the Hon. 23rd Judicial
District Court of Louisiana. in the above
numbered and entitled suit, and to me
directed, have seized and will offer fol
sale. for cash, at the court house, in
front of The st. Mary Rant~& Trust
Company 9yilt2sii.gf n the town of Frank
~: La, Parish Of St. Mary, to the last
and highest bidder on
SATURDAY, THE nth DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. D., 1908,
between the hours of II o'clock a. M,
and 4 Of clock p. M, the following de-
scribed property, tO-wit:
That certain tract or parcel of land
lying and being situated in the Parish OF
St. Mary. State of Louisiana, and more
fully described as being in square 1897
thirtv-nine in the town of Berwick,
bounded on the east by front street, on
the south by lands of the Geo. VinsOn
Single & Mfg. Co, Ltd. west by lots
six 49, and seven (7) Of the same square,
and on the north by lands of the Geo.
Unison Single & Mfg. Co.. Ltd, being
the same property acquired by Gustave
Thorgeson by an act of partition of the
property of G. 1horg eson & Sons, to-
gether with all the buildings and i'm
prOvements thereon situated.
WILSON 4. PETERMAN, Sheriff.
Sheriif's Office. Parish of st. Mary, La.
Sept. 1st. 1908.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-03

Call at Latham's News Stand for
all the latest magazines and
periodicals. 1t is the place for
reading matter.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-03

Have your clothes cleaned and
pressed at Strings, phone II.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-03

:. Be it further ordained H..
ordinance and the petition Aa.'
:, iihpahIin@ the same be published in a. ac.
oiAclal Journal Of the parish OF St W.. sne
Tor the fu!i period of thirty DAYS prer;oy,
% the date Of holding said special elect;ouas
an4 lnas this ordinance take effect froa,,
and after its pas>age IRON
y PHI BIRG,
ifesiden' Police Jury, Parish Of St. MARI
{. y. 5IBBINS.
Mary. o.
Adopted September sth, A. D., 1ss
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-03

Old newspapers at this Office
for sale at Is cents per hundred.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-03

For fine Oyster Loaf call =.
sen 5, your orders to the old "a.
liable Beninato restaurant '''
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-01
CHAPTER XIV.


Contrary 10 expectation. the case vt
the state oi South Dakota against
Jesse Hack was called sooa after the
sitting Of the court Monday afternoon.
No testimony was introduced. bow
ever until the following day lach
by Inch. step by step. Gordoa fought
for fair Jury through Thai tease at
iern0on. Mereiless In shreWd eXami
nation Keen TO detect hssltanCy. pre-
lud,css sought 10 b. concealed he
clsser,y and telsutlessiy uaearthed
Chair after chair was vacated -~oniY "a
be vacated again II seemed there was
not a man In the county who had not
heard Sainewha, ot this mueh heraldesi
crime II crime u we're And be She
had heard VAS proiudiced partisan
low toud Il be otherwise wAcre feel
ing ran 81 high hrrc honest msn
mostly feli resentment against the
mar Who dared to probe the ~ouai
Ns'hou, extracting lhe cause 81 IL. and
hatred aad fear cartuasly intrrmlu
F'"d with admiration q the putlAs
vao se neat wpyc after obSatBloK hH
frest0a misht be Go ga, cas uf ,bs
FTnrfai htrt. cpRA ~ tkslf oWt
beaBJs ahsrv tainted man. efte~f.
or vosuru awaited development.
N)tb q vousaw,aE sntag~si thaf wsi
rot above maaIpul2 -ire tsc times 81
$}2ttce f4r itclF pwb selfish ,pHs
Ngi 3eeltg the ohstaeivs ir the way
Gafdcu sAs astsyminvt 90 have an ua
psvfiaaei iara so so far as s., is, T.
hansn F7evr to ssat saeh coe iu tt
/ Boa 81 BE- uorsrd ard worked BARD
SoaHt aaloBrued thai vyen.as sH
the Jay box Billed The states irirnd
were iecllaE pretty rcsid about q
i.ahsiord made his wy inlo the ba
where GoFdoR sas sfandias apart n
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-01


There was a fall calender that term.
and the close 81 the fFaf week feaAd
tie court stlli wrestling with cFfnia
nj eases, With that Of Jesse Blaek yet
unealisd Gordon reekoned that
Hacks trial could not possibly be
taken up until Tuesday 90 Weines
DAY Of the following week. Long bs
fore that, she town began fililng up
tor the biz rustiihg eaae. There were
other rastliag eases on the criminal
docket. but they palsd before thtA one
where the suspected lsadpr Of gang
was on trial. The Interested and the
curious did not mean 10 miss any part
nf H. They began coming In early Ia
the waek They hep, coming the ~.
maiader uf that week and Sunday a.
well Even as late az MONDAY. 10.
I layed range riders came scurryln. lis,
[ leaving the cattle mostly to shift for
| themselves. The velpen aggregation.
! better Informed. kept TO It's own side
OF the river pretty generally until The
| Sunday. at least should be- past
! The Oats southeast 81 town became
| the camping grounds TOR those unable
! 10 find quarters al the hotel. and who
/ lived too TAR out To make the nightly
ride home and back IN the morning
They were tempted BY the unusually
mild weather These were mostly Ia
dlana and halt breeds. but with good
ly 4prlakiing u cowboys of the
r1usher order camp-tres SPOTTED the
flaln. burning redly al night Their.
Was pisnty " drilt wood TO be bad for
the hauliag Blankeisd Indians sqaat
ted and smoked around their FIRES a
revival Of an older and better day for
them. Sometimes they staiked ma
Jestically through the ono street OF
the town.
The judicial party was safely housed
In the hotel. with ihs best servie, n
was possible Tor the management q
give IN this busy season OF con sested
patronage II VAS lmpusalbls 10 &c
eommodate the crowds Even the nf
fee was lammed With cots az night
Mary Niiiiston had come In from
Whites to be with Louise She va,
physically strong again. but ever
strangely quiet. always sombereysd.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-01
Pruning Shears for Berry Bush.

with fruit unless it is given some ar
titicial support If the shoots are
nipped at the proper time they will
develop into strong, stocky canes, well
supplied with strong laterals, and
holding up the fruit without support
stop the young growths of goose
berries and currants at height of Is
to Is inches. The new canes are not
all produced at the same time. and
some do not develop as rapidly as
others, thus making several trips nee
essay before all Of the new wood is
pinched
After harvesting the fruit cut and
burn old blackberry, raspberry, cur
rant and gooseberry canes. and from
raspberry and blackberry plants | re
move ali wood older than the present
seasons growth. and also new canes
that are weak and crowdlng. Leave
six or eight canes per plant of red
raspberries and blackberries, but few.
az canes (about four OF black rasp-
berries, since these naturally make
more branches.
From gOoseberries and currants |
remove all canes over three years old
and allow new shoot to take the
place OF each old cane removed. After
pruning IA bush consists OF six to ten
canes Of all ages. from one to four
years. and there Is approximately an
equal number OF canes OF each age
In addition. continues the writer in
Farm and Home. to cutting out old
canes and superhuous young shoots.
the young wood on the old canes that
are left IA thiuued out and shortened
10 eight to twelve inches. For cutting
out OF canes | use pair OF two hand
pruning shears. which are shown In
The sketch The handles OF the shears
are about 3is feet long. and the hook
Is used for pulling old canes out OF
the row
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-01
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-01
FRUIT FACTS

Cut out and burn the old raspberry
and black berry canes a. soon as the,
have frvl;sa
t'otted strawberry plants set anv
time this moath should give fair
Yield % berries next June.
The longest keeping fruits are ths
most profitable, except in location.
where all marketiae facilities are q,
the best
Continue to cultivate the strawberry
bod ksvp out AL weeds and cut %
al Surplus ranaTrs The care xiv,r
the pateh nos determines newt SEA
zCr s yrgp
Re way he wise 'o carry over thr~.
Fr1rcli straS berry plants under SOM,
eoudltoas--ev tbe rue aa~s na- f,f
80 With hens BETTER make sge "a IN.
a,d hir,fs whcn Jtsv faN
The development ~ tie f-.sft-erauf~s
Interests must Csete.r- -- tss a..
n1and IS evgt oa ga. H--.es., s.s
much lard sa3 s - s.ff -.o
3tscs grH.t eF5sr E..# a.Hzs.-s ,.s.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-01
BUD DEVELOPMENT.
Results Of Observations Of Various Va
riet,es OF Fruit Trees.

The age az which bud begins TO de-
voiop It's floral organs is governed
somewhat by the variety. species and
condition OF the tree Tabulations have
been made upon several sorts by
which Il 10 found that the peach, plum
and cherry usually require from three
Ia four months. while In the case OF
the apple aud pear great variations in
axe occur. Some buds form floral or,
gnns The first year. While many wait
until the second aud even third sea.
sons after formation before they bios.
som When spurs are denselv
shaded they sometimes never devotion.
This semi dormant condition OF the
buds, awaiting until a favorable sea.
aon comes before developing Is very
Interesting TO Us. since & gives a
plansi bic explanation for certain trees
producing alternating crops OF fruit.
FIRST large one and then a small one \
large number OF fruit buds are formed
and developed during the season the
tree bears Hight crop of fruit or
whca q can supply plenty VI pIap,
food. while during the season M heavy
crop Il ts Impossible FOR the tree
10 property feed the fruit buds and
hence a liaht crop is sure 70 follow
ON this basis apple trees may b.
readily Evuapod Into two classes
these thai possess the characteristics
" forming annual flower buds apd
those that require more than one
year 20 develop
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-01
pjrbest Family in Europe.

II is not generally known that inc
imperial family of Russia Is the rlcn-
est royal family in Europe, and de-
rives its vast wealth from three
sources-the state treasury, the I'M
perial domains formerly church
lands) and the so-called "caolhet
properties" A writer in Harper 5
Weekly gives some interesting tacts.
The state treasury pays out SI,0oo,ooo
per annum for the needs OF the I'm
perial house. principally for the main
tenance of the palaces and the officials
and servants attached to them. me
reigning empress, for example, mas
an allowance of 100000 per year, and
the dowager empress the same. Every
child born to the ear receives from
birth to the age of Il nearly s2O,O0o
a year, while the heir TO the throne
receives annually. in addition to the
maintenance of palaces, $4,000.
Daughters receive a dowry OF one
million rubles when they marry.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-01

NOTES ~ THE WAYslpE.

DO not wear out the deep rich acres
Of the prairie states.
II is best to have the hay balsd
as soon as the stacks are out OF the
sweat
: The best Of soil will fail To give
good results IL II is not intelllgently
handled
Turn a thrifty bunch OF shoats into
a field full OF Canada thistles. aad II
the fence is pig'tight they viii soon
clean them out
To get rid of weeds. pillow early
enough In the fall to give the weed
seed a chance TO sprout After they
have well started cultivate them out
Of existence.
A plowed sod rots quickly Ia wet
weather bu, slowly In dry weather
II plo~ed when the land Is very dry
II will be long time before cross
blowing can De done
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-01

-tnei~nt and to mend nFunptiy aNali
Injuries is the snyfass. the earth recalls
Of the Laitssi sgates cnula te alain
tained tn much higher state pf uae
fuineaN than at pyeseas. aid al fen
siderably loser cost
The aim In making suad Is 10 ~
tnbsizh th~ easiest KhofteAt aad N1et
economical llns OF travel II IL shere
fore desirable thai roads should bn
fiFm. smooth. comparatively level and
Ii " readily .s.sn that thls F0ad ~as d
terror 10 tEassieE~ before tis dFag sos
In Isa good waFk. This sfFwtch WaA SCAT
in nice Appearing condition repeatedly
with bsg Rad grader. bat the unsass
stanfial resalts apparent On the
other Hand q Foaa dragged fcr II YvsFs.
same seetl0n, showed up sf8trpih. AMI .
seepy spot sesrsen was nat eat through
THIS strikes = blow at tAa the0ry mat
capillary ATTRACTIONS wiii destroy dragged
road 10 seTpy SPOTS, s)range Judo
Farmer
nj for use az all seasons 81 the year
that they should be- properly located
SO that their grades shall be- such that
loaded vehicles may bs drawn over
them without, great loss Of energy
that they should be properly con
structed the roadbed graded. shaped
and rolled: and that they should be
surfaced with the best available mate
rial suited to their needs.
IT Is TO be hoped that all the heavy
trafic roads In the United States car
be macadamlzed. grayeled. or other
wise improved In ths not far distau
future: but owing to the absence II
many places OF rock. gravel. or ohci
hard and durable substances Will
which to build good roads. and BY rea
son OF the excessive cost OF such road
where suitable material is scarce tn
majority OF our public highways vii
OF necessity be composed OF earth 10
many years to come. II Is fortunate
therefore. that under favorable c0nd
lions OF 'rafflc, moisture. aud maln,et
ance the earth road Ia the most elai
tic and most satisfactory for pleas
IRE and for light traifc. The coad
ton OF the common roads Ia this cour
try, especially in the middle west.
80 deplorable at certain seasons OF tn
year as to operate as complete en-
barge ON marketing farm products
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-01
BAD LANDS" IN MONTANA
Miles on Miles OF Rugged Chasms,
Enthusiastically Carved.

II seems TO me that no human be-
ing can stand on that spot and view
that marvellous labyrinth of wild
nature without being thrilled by 1t.
Instantly your thoughts fly to the
Grand Canyon of the Colorado, as
seen from Point Sublime. only this
is In miniature. The fact that you
the world drops steeply away on
three sides. is not the thing that
Is so profoundly impressive. + is
the depth, the breadth and the awful
wilderness Of the maze OF bad lands
int which you look. Before you.
and on either hand. there stretch
miles upon miles of ragged chasms.
divided and walled In by thou
sand fantastic cliffs, and buttresses,
and domes OF naked hard pan that
stubbornly defy the forces Of ero
sion, and refuse to crumble DOWN.
In several places there are masses
OF earth architecture that remind
one Of the ruined castles on the
Rhine. These bare walls are most
ly OF gray earth. not rock, and the
carving Of them has been most
strangely done II Is only when you
climb among them, and touch them,
that the wonders OF erosion are fully
revealed
The hard. dry earth has most stub
boTnly resisted the disintegrating
action OF the water wind. heat and
cold and there are hundreds OF earth
ellis nearly as smooth and as perpen-
dicular AS the brick walls OF Harlem.
| dislike to estimate the total
drop OF these bad lands from the
plateau to the waters Of Snow creek,
but | think 1t is about 500 feet.
After the first moments OF spell
bound wonder and amaze, you begin
10 pick out the geography Of what
lies before you You see that the
axis OF all this wild waste OF carved
and furrowed earth is the level and
very narrow valley OF Snow creek,
which comes down from the west
You can easily trace its course east
ward TO the point where Il bends
abruptly northward and runs into
the Missouri parallel with the last
eight miles OF He'll creek. In thu
creek bottom there is a sinuous
string OF cottonwood trees, aspens and
willow brush.-Scribner.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-01

nafs.' he Eriaasd Plenty time TO
change your live
Just move. viii ioa said Gordoa.
eur,ly. coming az at that moment
with i.angfOrd and showing him aside
~ith ancvtvWonloas brsvity rhls Is
my place tie sat down quietly
Yea damaeJ upstart7 clustered
Saaderaon Want little pistol play
DO you
Gentlemen, Eentlsmsa'- lrnploeed
the landlady
tim NO; entering any objection. d
said Gordon. eoelty Just shoot w.
why dent you You have the drop on
me
F'or a momeat Il lnoked as II San.
dcrson would take him at hts weed
And mVst thls taaas with instant death
Cor the sender Of IT, so black vas bis
anger hat eacouatepink Iaasford' :
lsvei Eass hS S~ad something therein.
shrugged bis shoulders. replaced his
pistol aud sauaterud 90 With his com
panioa iast A. judge Dale came apoa
yhc scene tangtoyd glaarpa qatekty
aereSs the tss,e At Mary ner syvs
vvrv wi4e ulth startled horror she
tao. hat seen jest Above Red Sau8ey
SONS temple ans tNtealiaS from ita
forehead aa 'nto 'hr barr eas an us'y
leas-ast se that lsst by eat. oat
as if ;tr ossh wikht have beea erep.
u hru SO h, se1e, efQat search.
starr, ,'sW pslr ,us are" ergad
tsgtsc. la sssm
f Tm hAEa.tt % that mAa." abs
. eonusaei t.flgs her SAG to keep tyotr
erytas oas ssA.ust Jbe terriers " tht'
oHaus0 dies aleRss showing az tr
unexpected r.acrk shall die u
esrF u3a.I h-m al1re
/ Noa neri meg b. afraid said Cor
don. speaking qpie'lY fcom his place
At her slide Louise aashed him 1
swift, Sssti1sriaS smile OF gFatituds
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-01

passed an arm affectionately over his
friends shoulder
You were inspired. Dick" he said
Keep on the same as you have begun
and We shall have everything our own
way"
hut the FIRE had died down in the
Young lawyers bearing
I'm tired. Paul. dead tired" he
said. YEARLY 4 xish IL were over"
Come 10 suppeF --thea youIl feel
better You're Tired out IL is a
tough strain. Isn't IL" he said. cheer.
ny HE vas NOT afraid lie knew the
nr. ~Oaid burn the brighter again
shea there was need Of it--~in the
megning
A. the hotel Mafy and Louise we're
already seated al the fable In the
aiaihg To9m where the little party US
aaiiy sat together when IL was pos
sisls % do 50 Judge Dale had not
yet arrived The isBdiady ~zs In a
wofried dispute Hith He'd Sanderson
aaa companion The msn were
e4tteatiy eronlea They had their
eyea oa two Of the three vaean, places
al th@ table
iiat | tell yoI these places are
taken" Persisted the iandIsdy. xho
served a. head waitress. when such
services we're necessary which wac
not oYtsa. Her patrons usually took
aud heid pesssssloH Of thlnga At their
owa sH cot will.
Yea bet they are. ehimed In Red.
deliberately palilnK out ehatF next
70 Louise. Who shiEsFed la fseosni
llom
~Pieasa~-~ she began. ia q email
voice but sol 40 farther, Something
Ia bis bold. adaiTing stars eh0ked her
into sileaes.
"Yoa're a mighty pretty gid. n you
are . ,fottia round VITA the Three
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-01

and snne admiration when tho legal
fraternity talked shop As he strobe
to bis place. he ,adiated bombs ~ Just
and telliag wrath lie sclntulated with
aggresslyeaess With him came Jesse
Hack. EASY and dtsaainfal as ~ old
After them, a small man came gliding
In with as littlr commotion as II be
were slidtnK ever the nonr OF a waved
dancing hall In pa,eat leather pulnrs
ITO vas az unsssamlaE little msn ~itA
quick, eat'ltks movements Watch one
los, u cue we're act on the alert
When he haa slirped tnto a chair next
his associate. Small. the tanammahle
small lowered above him head aud
shoulders
Every iach the criminal. aaashly
observed stranger. an Easlissnaa
over 20 iHyest In lands fog stocking a
horsa ranch Strsare ho~ they al.
~ays scar tAe tmprin, ga ,hssr faces
NJ escaping e fancy that Is shat
tho Scriptures meant BY the mara ~
Casa'
The rvrutrk was Addressed to no In
particslar agt IS reached the ears %
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sr'u chats tae r.aeo smsrtost erart
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sbens,er hg teaeghg e g. Naat a
tails tor 'ts bays ~hea Re oaa,a get
tc them
These eastge men Ttls time ths
seat0Tseel cgun an3cats9 with htu
se'f-he had sgaaoe chla and "a
text eve there weFv possibilities 81
htm. Their perverted sense og th'
ridiculous Is siabolical
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