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The St. Mary banner., 1908-09-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Coaft-Par.
ish of St. Mary.
State of Louieiana vs. M. Walked,

Under and by virtue of the authority
vested in me in the above numbered
and entitled suit, l have seized and
will offer for sale, for cash, st tho
Court House in front of the st. Mary
Bank & Trust Company building, in
the town of Franklin, La, Parish OF
St: Mary, to the last and highest
bidder on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH, DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. D., 1908.
between the hours of II O'Clock q. M,
and o'clock p. M, the following de.
scribed property, to-wit:
One lot of fine laces, trimmings, etc.
WILSON T. PET 1RMAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Parish of st. Mary, L..
Sept. 4th, 1908. ~ :
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GOVERNOR GOING TO OPEN FAIR.

Governor Sanders has promised
to officially open the Third An
nual District Fair at Jeanerette,
Wednesday, September 9th.
Last year Jeanerette held one of
the largest and most important
fairs ever held in, the State, and
judging from thS number of at
fractions already booked, we be-
lieve that the fair this year will
tar surpass last years.
The St. Mary banner., 1908-09-05
Us Of "Mrs." and Miss"

A woman whetherx married OF
single should write the titld
"Mtss or "Mrs." inclosed in
parentheses, before her name when
signing buainess letters. or when
stgntng letters addressed to per-
sons 70 whom she is unknown. Il
Q not . fad, and should not be
optional. If in writing letters to
gefahgers, = woman fails to write
the title "Miss" or Mrs" in
pereatheses. the person to whom
~ la.y .yritiDg does not know how
e 90 80, q letter in reply to her.
40 conoeqnently, is obliged to
lem1ooe thp letter without either
The St. Mary banner., 1908-09-05
FOR SALE.

One self-feeding and stack.
er Rice Thrasher complete.
Capacity 400 sacks per day.
A bargain. Price $500.
Original cash price $3.50.
For further particulars ap
ply to
BARRILLEAUx & SurHs.
Franklin, La.
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- Arlington scientist claims
II - HAS found q way Of max.
Ing Whtskey without Q worm.
What = really needed, however,
y s4nething that will eliminate
The D6akes.

The Daily States subscription
list for the Bryan campaign has
res sched over $1,000. Committee.
man Ewing has determined to nut
Louisiana in the front rank as a
worker for success.
The St. Mary banner., 1908-09-05

No, my son, politician IL not an
animal. A politician is-well.
my son, it depends entirely upon
what part of the state he is in
what he is. That's what a pol-
itician is.-Lake Charles Press.
The St. Mary banner., 1908-09-05

!. The Baton Rouo state- Times
Inmates that Seed v of State
Michel win be II Indfdate 'fos for
msyok ct New Oflesns four wears
nen9s Ct that Robert Ewing, of
NeS Ans will aspire to succeed
mir ecretary Of State.
The St. Mary banner., 1908-09-05

The New York Globe wants to
know 1t bare arms are immoral.
That depends. Some are positive.
ly shocking.
The St. Mary banner., 1908-09-05
STATE OF LOIY1s1Ar.
23rd Judicial District Co,,4
ish of st, Marv ~

zord Judicial District Court-p..
ish of St. Mary. T.
Succession of Mrs. Mary D. w.
derle, Deceased. No. 32ss' s%'a'
Whereas, Frederick Wpna,.,
resident OF ST. Mary Parish. hvsle Sa.
tltloned this Honorable Cons.s p.
letters OF administration m o ~ fos
tate OF the late Mrs. Mary D. 'ne w.ees' a.
derle, deceased, intestate. - "uu'
Notice is hereby given to al, -,
1t may concern to show causa ' W.! mon
ten days from the date of this ntsa'' no.;.
cation, why the prayer of Tho aoua, IN
petitioner should not be grantad s.s sad
In evidence whereof, witness ~.
fetal signature and the impress. uy ~ q o.
seal OF my Office this 9TH day ., u ~ q!
tember. a. D., 1908. VI sep
WILBUR b. KRAMER.
Clerk Of Court
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For Southern Stock Speci1e re.
medies call at S. j. Gates & Co.,
drug store.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

One seven room cottage ala
barn, and one double cottage.
large grounds, on St. JOINS
street, near depot. Apply to
MOORMAN 4 GIvENS,
or MRS. j. L. KNIGHT.
Gibson, La.
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Your clothes last longer when
laundfied by the Acme. Prone a.
The St. Mary banner., 1908-09-05

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The Yale expositor., 1908-04-03
OBITUaRY.
Be still prepared for death and death or
life shall thereby be the sweeter.-
shakespeare.

a telegram was this morning re-
ceived by Mr.. VIM. Houston from
Miss Blanche Manley in Santa Barba-
ia, California, announcing the death of
his sister, Mrs. Rebecca Minis, which
occurred at o'clock last evening.
Mrs. Minis had been in California
for some four or five weeks, having
gone there in the hope of improving
her failing health. Mr.. Will Manley
accompanied her, but as Mrs. Minis
was improving somewhat, he left on
Wednesday last for home and will be
here Thursday. Mr.. Ed. Manley is
now on the road for California in re-
sponse to message received on Satur-
day announcing turn for the worse
by Mrs. Minis. He will be there Thurs
day.
The late Mrs. Minis was born in the
county of Lambton, Ontario, forty six
years ago. She resided at home until
the time of her marriage to Albert ID.
Minis. With her husband, she then
took up her residence in Yale, Mich.
In five years her husband died and a
year or two after that she came west
For the past eight years she has been
in Moose Jaw, residing at the home of
her nephews, the Manley brothers.
Never of a very robnst constitution,
Mrs. Minis health failed almost com
pletely during the past year, and she
finally decided to try the climate of
California. Her health, however, did
not improve.
Mrs. Minis has many friends in the
city who will learn with deepest re-
gret of her death. The sincere sym
pathy of the entire community is eX-
tended to the bereaved family.
A family of nine brothers and sis
ters survive the deceased. Four of
these are in the West. They are
William Houston, of Moose Jaw; Alex
of Regina; Mrs. Clement, of Lenore,
Man.; Thomas of Russell, Man. The
remainder are in Ontario. Mrs. Minis
leaves no family herself, her two chill
dren having died in infancy.
Interment will be made in Yale,
Mich. the remains being taken there
by Mr.. Ed. Manley as soon as he ar
rives in Santa Barbara. He may re-
turn by way of Moose Jaw, although
this has not been decided Moose Jaw
IN. w. IT, Evening News of March "a,
1908.
The body of Mrs. Minis reached Yale
on Thursday morning and the funeral
was held at 200 o'clock p. m. from the
M. =. church, Rev. Ostrander officiating.
Interment in Elmwood cemetery along
side her husband and two children.
Out of town relatives and friends who
attended the funeral are Jas. Houston,
Annie Manley, London, Ont; John
Houston, Thedford; Robt. f. Manley,
Moose Jaw; w. T. Gardner and wife,
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Chas. Wellington,
Port Huron; Mrs. J Ohm Marraw, Sarnia.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-03
AN ENJOYABLE EVENING.

With Arthur Parmlee, Clyde Adams,
and Hugh Ferguson as hosts, about
twenty-five of their friends gathered
at the Nifelheim Apartments over
Parmlee,s Furniture store for regular
old-fashioned housewarming, on We'd
nesday evening of this week. The boys
in the past month have fixed up their
three rooms with excellent taste, and
last evening they certainly looked very
inviting.
Graphophone music entertained the
assemblage until tables were placed for
progressive pedro. Tom Johnson and
Anna Monaghan won first prizes, a ci-
gar holder and box of fine chocolates.
A dainty lunch of olives, sandwiches,
coffee and cake was served by the hosts
of the evening.
About one O'clock Poehler was routed
out Of bed and he appeared on the scene
long enough to take tlashlight of the
whole group, after which the merry
crowd separated to their various homes,
declaring they had never had more
enjoyable time. All joined in wishing
Messrs. Parmlee, Adams and Ferguson,
all kinds Of happiness and good times
in their bachelors apartments.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-03

Ask your doctor to name some OF the
results Of constipation. His long list will
begin with sick-headache, biliousness,
dyspepsia, thin blood, bad skin. Then
ask him II he would recommend your
using Ayers Pills.
----Mado by thoJ. @. Aver Co.. Lowell. Nsss---
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-03
63rd ANNIVERSARY.

About twenty-five relatives and
friends of Sam'l White surprised him
on last Monday evening the occasion
being his 63rd birthday. His sons and
daughter presented him with a gold
watch and chain, and his friends pre-
sented him with several other presents.
The out of town guests were his son
Levi White and wife of Port Huron,
his daughter Mrs. j. II. Holmes of De-
troit, Mrs. J. w. Blce of London Can,
Mrs. Frank Holcomb of Port Huron,
and Mr. and Mrs. Engle of Avoca. AT
IL O'Clock, an elegant supper was served,
and heartily enjoyed by all present.
The party did not break up until a
late hour, those present wishing for
many such enjoyable occasions.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-03
Favors From Subscribers.

We received favors this week FROM
Geo. A. Mann, Malta, Mont; Mrs. Sa-
die Gowan, st. Clair; Will Lennon,
Manitou, Colo; +. b. Fuller, Saginaw;
Frank Kettlewell, Brown City; BENZ.
+. Prtchett, Melvin; James Grimes,
Peck; Chas. Holcomb, Tower; BARLEY
McNulty, Lake Como, Fla; +. G. Len
non, AvOca; Mrs. VIM. o. Emig, Ma
rine City; ID. Nj. Tice, Memphis; Daniel
Foley, Emmett; Henry Bidleman, Alix,
Alberta; and from Yale, Mrs. Eliza
beth Lothian, w. IL. Learmont, Lewis
COnroy, Robt. Lewis, Tom Keery, j Ohm
Joss, Fred LutZ, Amos Ludington, Ell
wood Teets, j. G. Hallman, Mrs. Helen
Reid, George Parker, +. +. Fead, John
Fry, John :. Mcdonnell Maggie Mof-
fatt, Will Stark, George Holt, Mrs. Sar-
all Holden, j. +. Staley.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-03
ORCHESTRA ORGANIZED.

For some time Yale has needed a
good orchestra, one available for all oc-
casions, and now we believe all hopes
will be realized in the orchestra which
organized last Monday evening at the
home of George Windsor on west
North street. The following parts com
pose the orchestra, director and violin,
M. ii. Vickers; piano, George Windsor;
cornet, c.. +. Wells; slide trombone, K.
A. Carney. This organization will be
ready at all times to furnish music, for
concerts, dances, etc We are sure that
the boys will give the best there is GO
ing, and we hope to hear more from
them i'm the future. The first practice
was held last Monday evening.
Thirty-two ping pong pictures for 25
cts. at j. 9. Jones photograph studio.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-03
S. S. CONVENTION.

The Sunday School Convention of
the Yale district will be held April 19,
i'm Yale. All of the schools in this dis
trict are earnestly requested to cooper
ate with us making this one of the best
conventions ever held here. Full de-
tails will be announced in next weeks
paper.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-03
Card of Thanks.

Through the courtesy of the Expos
itor we beg to thank our many friends
who have been so very kind to us dur
ing the illness and death of our little
daughter. I'm the hours of bereave-
ment it is a great blessing to be dwell
ers among such kind, sincere and sym
pathetic people. Very sincerely,
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Ponsford.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-03
LADIES

We have just received line of Lace Curtains all prices
Our spring waists arriving daily and please you
We expect large order of Queen Quality Shoes all feathers
coors arrive and will be able show larger line and
shapes this spring than Our line of goods
complete all the latest cloths and patterns We carry big
line of school shoesthe BUDDS-nothing them. If
please you tell Others if not, tell us. Come and
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-03
SUBSCRIPTION NOTICE
70 DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS:

To DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS
We have repeatedly notified you
by statement and newspaper notices
that your subscription is sunpaid and
it is necessary to pay up if you de
sire the Expositor continued to your
address.
"Sec. 1876, Art. 3. A reasonable
time will be allowed (to April u,
publishers to secure renewals of sub
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are expressly renewed after the term
for which they are paid, within one
year, they shall not be counted in
the legitimate list of subscribers, and
copies mailed on account thereof
shall not be accepted for mailing at
the second-class postage rate"
Uncle Sam is not foOling, there
fore delinquent subscribers must
make some satisfactory settlement
before another issue or their names
will be removed from our list.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-03

Pupils on violin, mandolin, guitar and
banjo. For further particulars write
47-4 Martin Vickers,
Box 1923. Yale, Mich.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-03
Girl Wanted.

For general housework. Good wages
paid for competent person. Apply to
Mrs. w. G.. Wight, Yale. 49-2
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25
GOVERNOR is THREATENED
in Tennessee Becomes Acute
and Guards About Executive
Are

SAUMBURG. Tenn, oct. 24-Because of
threats against the life OF Governor NJ. r.
Patterson, who is personally directing the
investigation of night rider depredations in
this vicinity, the detachment of troops de-
tailed to safeguard him has been increased
ard additional precautions rave been taken
to prevent any attack on the military camp
here. Guard lines have been doubled and
achievements ordered to report TO Colonel
Tatum.
Knox Morgan and Elmer Tate, mer-
chants. and r. c. Ward, proprietor of the
hotel at Walnut Log, where Captain Quen.
ten Rankin and Judge r, q. Taylor wero
seized by a band of masked men Monday
night, were taken into custody today.
With their arrest the situation became so
acute as 10 call forth instructions from
the governor to Sheriff Dawson of Dyer
county to report at once with a posse and
begin recruiting at Union City Of another
posse to work in conjunction with the milf
tsTy and the forces of the sheriffs in this
and Lake counties who are already on the
scene.
Today Governor Patterson visited the
scene of the killing of Captain Rankin and
proceeded from hat point to Union city
to confer with state and county officials
and map out a plan for further action.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

ing. succeeding John Brandt, who resigned
as a director when he became secretary
of the organization. According to the
rules Of the association, the secretary
cannot be a director, and for this reason
Mr.. Brandt, who has been a director for
several years, resigned.
Woman Held on Larceny Charge-On
advices received from the Nebraska City
police Saturday morning Mrs. Addie Ben
nett of 1913 Capitol avenue was arrested
by Detectives Mitchell and Sullivan and is
being held on the charge of grand lar
ceny. Her home is in this city, but her
children live with a sister at Nebraska
City and the N..areabouts OF her husband
is not known. She will be taken to Ne
braska City.
Nine Hundred Cigars stoleu-some In
dividual has set up a job for himself-and
incidentally one for the pollce-by steal
ing almost 800 cigars from a wagon Of the
Omaha Transfer company at Tenth and
Jackson streets Friday. O. L. Fugerson
was driving the wagon and reported the
loss to the detectives, who have so far
been unable to locate the thief or his haul,
as no one saw him take the smokes"
An attempt may be made to dispose of
them, but the various brands taken are
known so track of them might be secured
in that way.
GOOD Fellowship Dinner-W. b. TagE
O.. j. Ingwerson and J. b. Blanchard have
been named on a committee from the South
Omaha Live Stock exchange 10 confer with
the entertainment committee of the Com
merclal club and plan for a good fell
lowship dinner which will be partici-
pated in by members of the two orglni-
cation, A number OF members of the
south Omaha exchange are joining the
Commercial club and the organizations
which did so much to secure the wool
market and warehouses for Omaha ex-
pect to pull together for other things
When opportunity presents itself.
Fifty Thousand Dollars for a Foot-The
loss Of his left foot is worth $4,000, ac-
cording TO the estimate made by Michael j.
Mccarthy in a suit filed in district court
Saturday against the Burlington railroad.
Mccarthy was a sWitchman and while
working in the Burlington yards he was
caught between two cars and his leg so
badly crushed his foot had to be ampu-
tated and he asserts the rest of the leg
is ltfeless and useless. One of the cars
by which he was caught was standing on
an inclined switch. He charges the track
was in a bad condition and the Earring of
the earth loosened the defective brake on
the car and caused It to move down on him.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25
which is to give a monthly hanco during

which is to give a monthly dance during
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. williams entertained
twenty-five friends Thursday night at 4
whist party.
Dan Clifford and Tony Miller were SEN
fenced to fifteen and ten days, respectively,
for VagranCy.
Furnished room and board. 22O5 n ST.,
South Omaha.
J. A. Cavers, 25li B street. has sold his
residence there 70 Charles Dunbar of the
Packers National bank.
November 4, . and 6 will find most Of the
South Omaha teachers attending the state
convention in Lincoln.
Mrs. Harry Coombs, who has been to Hot
Springs undergoing an operation, is said
10 be recovering in a satisfactory manner.
The funeral of Teddie Bega, aged 10
months. will occur this morning from the
residence of his parents, Thirty-eighth and
l. streets.
Rev. j. M. Boutwell, of the First Metho-
dist church will address the mems noon
day meeting at the Omaha Young Mems
Christian association at $50 Monday.
The teachers of the Central school gave
a linen shower Thursday night to Miss
Maude O'Neill in honor of ner approaching
wedding. Each gift was accompanied by
an appropriate sentiment expressed in
rhyme.
Walter Bolagie, Thirtv-fifth and r streets.
abusing his family. He Is said to have been
chasing one Of his children when he fell
down and cracked one Of his ribs. 1t did
not prevent his arrest or improve his tenn
per.
The several Sunday schools organized
what Is to be known as the South Omaha
Sunday School association. This association
Thursday evening elected f. d. Wiers
and treasurer. The association will hold
a regular meeting every two months.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Have Root Print Il.

Rave Root Print It.
Diamonds, Edholm, Jewsler.
Rudolph F. swobodA, Public Accountant.
Pa Rourks for Quality cigars. s1s S. 18th
Rinehart, photographer. 18th & Farnsm.
Bowman, III N. 16. Douglas snoe, $3.50.
Electrical wiring and RepaIrs-Burgess-
Granden company, l5ll Howard street
Equitable Lifs-Polices sight drafts at
maturity. II. ID. Nicely. manager. Omaha.
For Furnace or Hot Water Combination
heating the Omaha Stove Repair Works,
1905 Douglas. Bell Tel. Doug. $50. Ind.
A-362l.
Women Hold Eummage sale-The
women Of All Saint church will hold a
sale at 2O2s Vinton street, be-
ginning Wednesday.
Keep your mOnSy ana valuAblss in a
safe deposit box In the American Safe De-
posit Vaults In The Bee building, which is
absolutely burglar and fireproof. Boxes
rent for only 81 a year or 81 a quarter.
Election Returns at Omaha Club-The
Omaha club is preparing FOR a big banquet
on the evening OF November 3, for which
Arrangements have been made for receiv-
ing the election returns as they come in.
]. J. Points 20 lecture. ]. Points Will
address the Omaha Philosophical society
Sunday at 3 y. m. in Baright hall, Nine
teenth and Farnam streets, on "A Justi-
ftcation of government" Lecture free.
No III Fate Thus Far-One NJ. IL. Callet
of Chicago is a venturesome and decidedly
not superstitious person. Arriving in
Omaha on Friday, October q, he elected to
take room No. ID at the Paxton Up to
date no. disasters have befallen him.
Rain Does worlds OF aood-"Tm so
glad to see 1t rain, / could go out and
stand in It for an hour" said w. G.. Whit
more, a Valley stoekman who, with Mrs.
Whitmore IS at the Paxton enroute home
from the east, The whole country has
been dried up and this will do worlds OF
good he added.
Mrs. Alexander johnson Burisd-The
funeral OF Mrs. Alexander johnson. who
died Wednesday, was held Saturday after,
noon at 2;45 o'clock in the chapel OF the
peaconness home, Thirty-fourth and Mere.
dith avenue. Rev. p, N. Lindberg con.
Quoted the funeral services and the body
was placed In Forest Lawn cemetery.
Three Nurses TO Ne GraduAtsd-Three
nurses are to be graduated from Bethany
hospital next Wednesday evening. The ex.
ereises are to be held in the Swedish Bap,
list church, Eighteenth and Burt streets
and Rev. A. p. Y~oungberg will present the
diplomas. The class consists OF the Mise,
Esther Anderson. Victoria Channer anc
Elna Greenlund.
Julien was elected a director OF the Ne
braska Savings and Loan association at a
~eetinE Of the directors held Friday even
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25
DEATH OF DAVID w. .ST0CKHAM
Civil War Veteran SuccUmbs to stroke
of Paralysis suffered Fifteen
Years Ago.

David W. Stockham, for twenty-five
years a resident of Omaha and father OF
Captain w. L. Stockhaul, who led Company
! Of the First Nebraska in the Philippines,
succumbed yesterday to an illness lasting
over fifteen years. Fifteen years ago he
was stricken with paralysis and had been
an invalid since. TWO weeks ago he suf-
fercd another stroke and was very sick up
to the time Of his death.
lie was born in Siota county, Ohio. in
1910 and came to Omaha twenty-five years
ago as a travelling salesman working for
the KirkeEdall-Jones Shoe company Since
his first stroke OF paralysis he has been
retired.
Mr.. Stockham was a veteran Of the civil
war, serving four years as adjutant Of tho
Forty-seventh Indiana. He was an active
member of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public.
Mrs. stockham and ono son, Captain
Stockham, survive him. The funeral serv-
ices will probably DO held Sunday after
noon from the residence, 2S1O MaEderson
street. Intcrmcnt will he at Forest Lawn.
Bee Want Ads are business boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

The educational class work will begin
next Monday evening. Mr.. r. A. Johnson
will have charge of the work at the be-
ginning. Glasses in reading, penmanship,
rapid calculation and arithmetic will be
organized. The cost of these classes is
nominal to members. superintendent
Graham of the city schools heartily en-
dorses this move the association is MAX
ing along educational lines.
The business mems gymnasium class,
which meets at the noon hour every day,
is becoming one of the most popular of
all classes. Hand ball is the favorite
game.
The 4 o'clock mems meeting, held in the
gymnasium every Sunday afternoon, will
be addressed by Mr.. Mcbride of Omaha.
Mr.. Mcbride will speak from the subject
"A Bunch of Hustlers and the Secret of
Their Success" This address and speaker
are so popular that 1t has been thought
best to admit by ticket only. There VIII
be no charge and tickets can be secured
at the Young Mems Christian association
rooms or at any of the churches Sunday
morning. At this meeting Miss Jean Nc
Dowell will sing Not My Way, but Thine
Oh. Lord" The orchestra will play for a
rousing song service. All men are In
vited to secure tickets. They Will be
given out as long as the seating space
lasts.
Magic City Gossip.
Mrs. A. F.. Stryker is visiting relatives
Eighteen boxes of cigars were stolen
from the wagons of w. p. Adkins yesterday
In Omaha.
A number of the young people OF the
city have organized the Keystone club,