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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18
S1eu. s. 9iener e &c.,
217, Ef.yaltimure.S tra6e,

Geutihes inb anberes auslGnoi.
id,es @elo gefauft uno perfauft.
@eIolenoungen beIorst nad) 2eutid.
lano, Seitreid, RuBIano Ii. /. M.
@ed)iel aisgeite0t auf ausI6noiide
ganfen. Greoitbriefe uno Srapelers
CHEQUES. O.
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Wnni5ipaI . Nngelescnbcitcn.

punt UNIV w SupC. SlIlN
Die nidt nit unierem @ebduoe-
Snipettor iibereinitimmen. 49,
aann morgen abeno I'M Stoot.
ratbe intereiiont mer0en.
@eHn nidt ole An5eiten triiger,
miro eS morgcu Nbeno I'M eriterl
3rpeigc oeS Sto0trotbeS, moielbit Ole
Baltimore . Ohio . Nipeou areu.
5ungS = 8erOronung eingGrei6t miro,
red)t Iebbaft 5ugeben, oenu Die Wei-
mlngen iiber ole Nrt mo @eiie, ipie
Die StraBcn getrcll5t mcroen %iollten,
iinO innlcr nod lcbr ~getbeiIte. Sr.
RreIton'S Flun Der Sieflcgung Der
@cIeilc miro oplI mnudcr Seite &c.
lobt, ooaegen hcfinOcn lid inter ocn
@egneru bouptiGd)li6 Gipil . (Snge.
nieltre. "a Die 8crorbmung in ibrer
gegenmQrtigcn Sorm bier StraBcn.
t%reu5ulgen poriiebt uno Der Serein
Der Weifdft9lellte bon Sin . 9aIti.
more, meld)cr Die Ngitation iiir Die
9riidcn beAann iid nit ocuielben
5uirieOen 0ibt, lit 81 crluorten, ooB
idlieBlid) oicie 0eroronung onge.
nonlmen miro. Die 9cb0r6e fir 81.
fentIi6e gerbeiierungen miro morgen
Dem Stootratb 5Dei 9erid)te inter.
breiten, on Sr. Hreiton einen Wiino.
rit1tS . 9erid)t o%llSgearbeite bat, Del.
len Wortlallt bCrcitS im DGeltlHet
Gorreiponoenten" perofientlidt uor0.
Sr. Veb bat lid nm alld) fir Die
bon Der 9ii6get 9cboroc omen6irte
@eroronung erfldrt, unO er belt &C.
itcrn nit Dem @ebGitoe . Snipeftor
BRETON cine Gonicren5 ob, nm Die
Nipeuu . areu5ungS Sroge 5u be.
ipred)en. 8ermltb!idI tbeilte er bel
bent NnloB Dem 8cbGu0e . Snipettor
nit, ooB ocriclbe nid)t oui ieine
Siilie red)nen fonne.
3arum Of t?
Ho6bem Die Staots 2anoItroBens
Gommiiiion Die &ibertp B.. RoaO init
eiuem mooernen Eiloiter gcpiIoitert
bat, miro nit IuSnobme elmer fur.
sen Strede an Der Nortb . gpenue,
5iuii6eu Der Grub Sill = Npenue
unb TapionitroBe, Ole Stoot cine
YluiteritraBe bciiben, nelhe Don Dem
Eatterion . Eorf bis nah @eIt : Ir.
lington reidlt. Gagemein miro Die
6roge aufgemorfen, mas Die llriade
lit lueSbolb iene Strede rlibt ebell.
falls gepfloitert iporoen lit. Ginem
9erihterItatter, Der iiber Die ltriode
Grfun0i0unaen cill5og, murbc 5luor
feline Oircftc Gntlport 5l Sbeil, ober
bod cine oobingebenoe Nnoelttung
genlo6t bob menn Die Serren, ncl6e
iene Uegen0 I'M Stobtrotbe pcrtrcten,
mrnigcr 3cit nit Dem Girreihen bon
HeioIutionen nl0 unbegriin0etemGe.
bottircn i'm Stabtrutbc p%crbriugen
uno itatt oeiielt nod Den iunbren Sn-
t%ereIien ibrer @oroS icben miiroen,
ieoenfoQS oieie unaniebnlihe Glide
in Der lungcn Settle bon guten Stro.
ben cbenfoaS gepfloitert tpGre.
Ger Manor etnperi II 3
Mopor Wobopl bot cine oobin9e.
benoe G%rfldrung obgegeben, bob i'm
Sale Der Stootrotb Die Yenniplpo.
nio Giienbobn T%eroronung unter
Der 9ebingrnQ, ooB Elm 9a6il,
bof, lueld)er nidt inter elmer bolben
WeiIlion Collars toItct, III ibrer &c.
genluGrtigen 8orm onnimmt, err oic.
ielbe unter5eihnen miro.
Sic tubt m q dtloS.
Wie, Manor Wobool erflGrt bat,
fam Die Staot ouf einen Soridlog
cin BrbIi5it1tS . 9iireolt, mie es Der.
ihiebcue StGOte beiiben, nm Rcflo.
me fir Die Staot 5u MAIDEN, feline
8elocr ausaebcn, obne ourd) cine
ipe5ielc sfte Der StootSgeiesgcbung
bo5u mtoriiirt 81 iein.
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M. Hciijcrt.
Soitimpre's 0cntid)cr HbutasrapB
109-4tt
Nuro' Strasc.

ROrb'8a StraEc.
Gin ~critflaiises 8eid)ait fir crit.
fiaiiige Nrbeitcu, nnS feline b6bcrcn
Frciic, iis Sic anocrswO be5ablen.
Spc5ialitGt, @creinssruppcn uno
Tnmilicnaruppcn. @crar0fcrnnscn
iadJ altcn @ilocrn inter @arantic.
NdJtcn Sic anf ubiee Iorc1c; cS
tit ST Sbrcm @urtbcilc.
Seine Scrbinonna init iraenS ci.
ncm anberfn Etnoiu.
t9es1S1&s.lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18
Bonn 1SrISe Der EOlitif,

uultl w uSl lolllllSIloNH ~SHV
len. - Gle Republifoner bober
ibr StaOt SidCt polenoet. -
@irrporr III montgomery
County.
0oB mir am @orabeno elmer 8obl
Gumpogne iteben iteute iid) geiterr
oeutlid beraus, ais Die Ganoiooter
fir Die ueri6ie0eueH Nemter began
men, iid I'M 9iirenI Der WnbIauf
iidtS geb0roc ein5uiteuen, UNI ibr(
Certificate ein3ureid)en. 8is morger
Nutmittog nm 4 llbr I1uIt Der Ger.
min ab. lunnn Die lcbten Certificate
entgegcn genommen ncroen. Die
iGmmtIi1en 9comten fir It10tiihc
gcmter regiitrirten geitern. Is limo
| Dies:
Common Yleo8 . @erift - Noonl
Icupert, Der iebige Snbaber oea Nm'
ties.
areiSgerift - 0for @nD&, Der
iebige Inbober oeS NmteS.
Griminolgeriht - Soml. ". Fut'
tiion, Der icbigc &nbober Oe6 ImteS.
Stabt @eomcter - Holeigb Is.
5bomoS, Ger iebige Snbober oeS am.
teS.
Sderiff - 9oriS 9. Greene, Ser.
treter ser 4. @oro I'M critcn Stoot-
ratbS5lpeigc.
1citomenta. Hcgiitrotor - SomorO
Sndion.
Gon OCu Gonoiooten iiir OieStoats.
@eicbacbumg regiitrirteu Ole folgeu.
oen:
@m. &oneS, ,. 2eaiSlotip. Giitrift.
NntonD 9imorco, I. 9cgiSIatip.4i.
thrift.
2ouiS s. g. Strott, 3. 2cgisIotip.
9iitrift,
Martin 2cbmopCr, oritter 2egiSIos
tip.T iitritt.
Gle NuSerm bIten Der 81 e.
ublifaner.
Die republitaniide Organization
bat ibr Stoot 5idet mnmebr Dol.
Ienoet, uno 5tpar iino sic Banner.
trigger Der Hepublifoner:
Sir Glerf beS Common Eleoss8e.
ridts - $. @ebb SbomnS.
Sir Staot . @eometer - @m. 8.
gtuooo.
Sir GIcrf OeS Criminal d. @eriftS
= George %. Yoogett.
Sir Glerf oes areis . 0eridJts
Wnl. W. Carton.
sir SeitamentS = Regiitrotor
Nopolcon 9. Sobe.
Sir Sdjeriii - Sobn s. Sanion.
SuionS Sidet in goIti.
more GountD.
Sn Baltimore County lit cine 9e.
iucgiing I'M Sarge. Elm 6uiionS-Si.
DIET ouf5ulteaen. S%ogenannte lin.
n~bbGngige Iemofroten" baben be.
reits oiesbe5iiglid) llntcrbanbIungen
NIT oen Republifonern ongebobnt.
Ger 3iucd Der 8uiioniitcn beltebt oo.
rim, bic oemofrotiihenS organizations.
Gduoiooten 81 id)lagen. % f0nnte
81 lid ober Ieidt 5utrogen OoB ebr.
li6e &epublifoner einen iold)enS ho.
der bumit beoutmorten, Dob lie nidt
bo9 Sntcrclie fir ole @obl ou oeu
Gag lc0en OoS man bon ibneu or.
martet.
Sic 8rim GrmobIen in
Cecil Gountp.
Gum erIteu Wole murocn 9~eItern
Die ErimGrpoblen in Cecil , Gountp
burd) oirettc g|bitimnmng obeebolten
uno in 6oIge oeiien troicn g~eitern
9lbero nod feline oeiinitipen Meiul.
tote bier cin.
@irrmorr in W ontgomcrp.
Gountp.
Sn Wont9omcrp County berridt
gcaenmGrtig be5iiglif Scr oemofrati.
id)en YrimGrlpoblen @irrlparr, ga
ongeblid) cine Nn5obl Der Gambia.
len 5u Der StootS- mo Sroiciol.Gon.
ucrtion iit nid)t III Ncb0rigcr Sorm
reqiitrirt boben, mcSbolb bcfiird)tet
miro, Dob eS 81 cincm Gonteit fonl.
men miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18

YG7e sur Heiie in's NnsIanb be.
itref q. Saline, Nr. 413, Cit.YaIti.
m%OreltraRr, uabs Guitom 6ouis Npe.
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SOnuenauf. nno ltutcraane.
TaS Wetter.

Nidt gon5 10 beiB pie an 6reito1
ipor cS 9eitcrn; cine onaenebme grilc
berrihte un0 boS thermometer iti2g
MIR olli So @roO. Gic itiinoIide
Qemperotur BON 6 llbr MorgerS bis
Q lIhr A[knnSE mar MIC mint,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18

Soieboll. 49, 3weimal mlroen
g~cltern Die Orioles" Don Dem Gllio
III Hodeiter uerbauen, mo bod be-
lpcbrtcn lie iid Die brittle Stcllc olli
Der Cite, obgleid ibr Heforo inter
Die 500 Yunft5obl iiel. Seute lit
Eubetag, unb b~oiientlid) 9epinnm iie
wcnigitcns zines Der pcrbIcibcuocn
jlaei SpieIe in Nodeitcr. Gtc Son.
teite uerlieien geitern pie iolot:
Su Npdtier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18

Cine mihtiee geriomm {,
lnng iinbet am GienItag Moraen
nm II llbr in Der Sonbelsfommer
ltott. gs merben namlih oaieIbit sic
uerI6iebenen Gomite'n. peIfe iiber
Wittel unb @ege sur g~usoebnlrna
bcs &onoels nit Dem Siioen berie.
then, ibre 9eridte einreihen, uno
bonn miro ein aasemeiner 5elosuas.
Y1uUCH
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-12-11
III Health is More Expensive
Than any Cure.

This country il now filled with people
dire, tions seeking that which gold can
not buy. NnrteentlIs Of them are suf-
fering from throat and lung trouble or
ted colds. ana spending fortunes vainly
trying Ia regain lost health. Could every
sufferer bat undo the past and cure that
anxiety ami expense could have been
avoided. Chambrrlains Cough Remedy
il famous for its cures Of colds. and can
always he depended upon. Use it and
the more serious diseases may be avoided.
For sale bv all druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-12-11
PEANUT GROWING.

The following dispatch to the
PRESS from FarnervllIe may prove
of some interest to the farmers OF
this section who feel the necessity
of diversifying their crops
Encouraged by the success of
Lincoln parish farmers, Nj. j.
Pearson, a well known planter, has
purchased from D'Arbonne aud
BONNEVILLE 200 bushels of peanuts
for seed aud will put approximate
ly 100 acres in.peanuts. He paid
80 cents bushcl for the seed.
The average yield per acre is %
bushels and one ton of hay. Pea
nuts were sold this year in Rus
ton for 50 cents a bushsl and hay
brought So ton. Ii he has sue
ress, therefore. MIR. Pearson will
next year get SIPS for his $500
bushels of peanuts and 81 800 for
his 100 tons of hay, or n total of
S3.625.
If there is su Efficiently extern
sive cultivation of peanuts Mr..
Pearson has stated through the
Gazette that he will buy thresh.
ing and hay-baling equipment suf-
ficent to handle the crops of all
the farmers in his section"
We believe peanuts will grow
us well i'm St. Martin Parish as in
any other section of the state. Our
planters should at least start this
crop on a small scale even if as an
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NOTICE.

New Orleans. La. November 22nd. I9j.,
The Commercial Firm Of Robin & Ga.
~. of st. Martinvillr. Louisiana. il dis
solved. The stock in trade il now tl.
property if Robert Gary. who assume.
the legitimate debts Of said Partnership
ALCEE ROBIN.
Signed and acknoo lodged in my pre-
Spnce at New Orleans, Louisiaan Noypm
Der 22nd. 1909.
j. NJ. QUINTERO.
N"tary Public.
ST. Martinville. Lar November -, 1909.
The Commercial Firm Of Robin Il ia
ry, OF ST. Martinvillp Louisiana, having
been dissolved, shall continue the bust.
ness in my own name. aud assume the
legitimate debts due by our rx- Partner
ship.
ROBT. GARY.
Per Martin IL Martin. Agts.
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NOTICE.

| hereby give public notice that have
applied to the Mayor and Town Council
OF st. Mariinville. La. for permission to
conduct a saloon in The Town IT st.
Martinvillr. Parish Of st. Martin, State
OF Louisiana. for the year 1910. COM
mrncing January LIST 1910. rs prpSbribrd
by law. Location Corner Main ami
Church streets.
HENRY FOURNEr.
st. Mar!invillr. La. Dee. 1909.
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FOR A LAME BACK. When you have
pains or lampness in the back bathe the
parts with ChamberIain's Liniment
twice a day. massaging with the palm
OF the hand for five minutes a: each ap-
plication. Then dampen piece of fan
mel slightly wit this liniment and bind
II on over the seat Of pain. and you may
hr surprised to see how quickly the lame.
ness disappears. For sale by druggists.
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81 was asked to return part of
the fee. l thought it was unfair
in view of the fact that | paid all
the expenses of two trips to wash
ington and Mr.. Cavalier did not
have TO put up nickel.
81 am of couree very glad that
L was so promptly vindicated by
Judge Aucoin today"
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MOTT ICE.

We hereby give public notice that we
have applied 10 the Mayor and Town
Council Of 81. Martinvillr. for permls-
sion To conduct a saloon in the town of
st. Martinvillr. Parish Of st. Martir,
State Of Louisiana. for the year 1910.
commencing January LIST 1910, AS pre-
scrlbed by law. LocatiOn. Port Street.
near Main street.
BONN GROCERY CO.,
ST. Martinville, La. Nov. ~. 1900.
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NOTICE..

We hereby give public notice that We
have applied to the Mayor and Members
of the Town Council of Parks. for the
permission TO conduct "A saloon in the
Town Of Parks. Parish of St. Martin,
Louisiana. for the year 1910, commpn-
cling January Isl, 1910, as prescribed by
law.
TREVILLE PERIOU ~ co.
Parks. L1.. Dec. 2nd 1909.
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Mules For Sale.

| have a few pairs of good
Rice Mules for sale at reason.
able prices. They are good
mules and in good condition.
l.. &. Gauthier.
Rural Route No. /.
St. Maritnville, La, Dec. II.
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$4,000
Futurity Race Entry.

10 Be given by The LAFAy
ETrE PARISH FAIR AssoCIA-
TON, between June Ist and
July SYST 1910. Free for all
Louisiana colts born in 1908,
trot or pace. Purse s5oo,o
to be divided 70, 20 and 10
per cent. Entry fee $500,
half to be paid on day of no,
mination, balance on or be.
fore January SYST 1910.
Apply to
+. V. MoUToN, Secretary.
Lafayette, La.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-12-11

CHAMBERLAIN'S COLO. CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. This is a
perfectly reliable medicine for bowel
complaints, and one that has nry<r been
known to fail even in the most seyers
and dangerous cases. For sale by an
druggist.
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Sherih'S Sale.
LIq. Peoples Bank of Breaux Bridge

Liz. Peoples Bank of Breaux Bridge
AIphOnse Benjamin Il ais
No. 1880
state OF Louisiana, Parish of st. Martin.
18th judicial District Court.
BY virtue Of a writ of ii-fa. issued out
of the 18th judicial District Court for
the Parish Of st. Martin, State OF Louisi
ana, in the above entitled and numbered
suit dated the 23rd Of October 1909.
| have seized aud will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and highest
bidder, at the front door of the Court
House of st. MartinvilIe. La, Oh
Saturday the 18th of Ian.
1910.
That certain tract Of land. measuring
twenty eight superficial arprnts, with
Tue improvements belonging thereto,
situated in the Bird Ward, Parish of ST.
Martin, State Of Louisiana. bounded
on The North by land Of Albert Mouton,
East bv that Of Achille Danphine. South
ny Public Road and West by laud of Ap-
polinairc Patin.
SEIZED To satisfy said above writ.
Terms and conditions fash.
SlrrIff's office This 18th day of Noven-
Der A. ID. 1909.
A. K BROUSSARD, Sheriff.
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Sherih's Sale.
Liz. Peoples Bank Of Breaux Bridge

Liz Peoples Bank Of Breaux Bridge
JIG. Daspit
No. IO53O
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of st. Martin.
18th Judicial District Court
By virtue Of an order OF seizure and
sale, issued out Of the 18th Judicial Dis
trict Court of the Parish of st. Martin.
state OF Lou siana IN the above entitled
and numbered suit dated October The
18th 1909. | have seized and will pro-
coed to sell at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, at the front door Of
the Court House in the Town of St Mar
tinyiIla. La, on
Saturday the 18th day of Ian.
1910.
The North Half of that certain tract
OF land which contains in superficial
area twenty five arpents and being stu
ated in The 18th ward of the Parish OF 81.
Martin. Louisiana. in the locality known
AS the Anse La Butte Oil field. and bouu.
drd North by Joseph MOutOn Formerly
South by Joseph Jean Louis and Public
Road. East by Joseph Jean Louis and
West by ROsemOnd Pelletier.
Seized to satisfy above order of seizure
Terms and conditions Cash.
Sherlffs office this 10Th day Of NOyem-
Der A. u. 1909.
A. +. BROUSSARD, Sheriff.
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Saturday December 10, 1909,

the following described property, to-wit
That certain tract of land situated in
the parish of st. Martin. Louisiana. mea-
snrlng six arpents more or less. in SUI
perbclal area, bounded North by LAM; of
Charles Patterson; South 10y land Of the
heirs of Ariel; East by tract of NJ. l.. e.
i. X. X. X ;. ). Co.. and West by land C..
NJ. Olivier, duly recorded on the 18th ,lay
OF July. A. u. 1901 in Book q Fol. I?G.
under No. 22i51 of Mortgages, br and
The same l. hereby recognized and it i,
further ordered tl.at said property be
SEIZED and sold To pay AS far as it NAV
the said plaintiffs drmaLd.
Seized tn satisfy sad above writ.
Terms and Condition-Cash.
DARCOURT DUGAS,
Constable ISt Ward.
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MIR. Durand was DISCHARGED
in Very Short Order.
d. n. States Dee. /. 1909.

| lawyer OF New iberia. accused or
embezzlement in declining to re-
turn part of fee for prosecuting
a war claim before Congress, was
ordered by Judge Aucoin today
after only one witness, Thomas
Cavalier, the prosecutor, was
heard. Judge Aucoin said there
was absolutely nothing criminal in
the matter.
"You have no case. This is a
civil matter, if anything at all. MIR.
Durand, you are discharged" said
his honor.
Mr.. Durand was represented 10y
MIR. Lionel Adams and associate,
while the prosecuting was handled
by MIR. Alfred E. Billings.
According to the evidence pro-
duced this morning during March
of last year Mr.. Durand advertis-
ed as claim attorney. Mr.. Ca
Waller had a claim against the Uni
ted States Government for prop
erty belonging to bis father, Louis
Cavalier. that was destroyed dur
ing the civil war. To the adver-
tisement Mr.. Cavalier answered,
resulting in Mr.. Durand being EN-.
ployed by Mr. Cavalier. Mr. Du-
rand was paid in advance the sum
he is alleged to have embezzled
for which he was TO secure from
tie United States Government the
sum of S79,652,52. 1t was subse-
quently learned that the property
for which the claim was laid
amounted to $4,000. 1t is alleg-
ed the property was destroyed du-
ring the civil war by troops camp
ing in Jefferson parish.
MR. DURAND's STATEMENT.
= AS the case WAS so promptly dis
missed Mr.. Durand did not get an
opportunity to give his side of the
story. Later. however, accompa-
MED by his uncle, Mr.. II. j. Bien.
venu, postmaster of st. Martin.
vile, he told it to a representative
of the States. All the evidence to
prove it, he said, was in the hands
of MIR. Z. l.. .Foucby, his lawyer.
MIR. Durand said he had not So
lIcitsd the case, which was to re.
cover claim from the Federal
in behalf of Thomas
Cavalier and +. j. Brunei. He
was written to by Mr.. Cavalier and
called Oh him. Mr.. Cavalier told
him he had learned that Mr.. Du.
rand had been very successful in
prosecuting claims
In response TO questions MIR. Ca
Waller gave in detail the property
he claimed his family had lost, 90
bales of cotton, a large quantity of
lumber, mules, shingles, fodder,
'ic.
81 asked the value" said Mr..
Durand, "and he estimated each
TEN, yielding a total of $50, 900. |
lad nothing to do with fixing the
'alue.
PAID ALL THE EXPENSES
After making his statement he ,
sked me what | thought of the
lain l told him that if he could
rove the value and the loss and
lis loyalty, that | had no doubt 2
10 could Recover. He was of
curse to furnish The proof. We
'ent to see Mr.. Brunei and he
Dund the arrangement. satisfacto.
y. MIR. Cavalier employmed me
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CONSTABLE SALE,
Bank of st. Martinyillp
VS.
Arthur Berard,
1st Justices Court, Ist Ward.
No 1907

Parish Of ~. Martin. State Of Louisiana.
by virtue Of "A writ of fleIi facias.
issued in the above entitled aud mum
bered suit. dated this Dad day of Novem-
Der l@9 have seized and will proceed
To sell at public auction 10 the last and
highest bidder at the Court House in the
Town of II. MartinyilIe. on
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Sherihs Sale.

l'Iq. Peoples Bank Of Brraux Bridge
Jules Mplancon Il ais
State of Louisiana. Parish Of st. Martin.
18th Judicial District Court
by virtue Of writ Of fi-fa, issued out
OF the 18th Judicial District Court for
the Parish Of st. Martin, State of Louisi-
ana. IN the above entitled and numbered
suit dated the BIRD Of October 1909.
have seized and will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last aud high.
est bidder at the front door Of the Court
House Ia the Town of st. MartinviIlp,
La. on
Saturday the 18th day of Jan.
1910.
That certain tract Of land, measuring
Thirty superficial arpen.s with the i'm.
provements brIOnging thereto. situated
III the Bird Ward in the Parish of st.
Martin, Louisiana. bounded on the North.
south aud West by land of Aymar Son
nier.
Seized to satisfy said above writ.
Terms aud cOnditiOns-Cash.
Sherlff's office this 18th day Of Noyem-
Der A. u. lW9.
A. +. BROUSSARD. Sheriff.
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1910 G. A l. D. N OARS

Those Of our people who
intend to use calendars -"
for 1910 need not place
their orders with outside
firms at Excessive Prices
until they have looked at
the Samples we have in
this office and compare our
prices. We can supply you
with the same grade of
work at about Half the
Price asked 4: q.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Five hundred acres or more
OF land for any crop, but espe-
cially adapted to the cultiva-
ton of rice. Just north of St.
Martinville town limits.
Apply to Mrs. +. Sillan,
St. Martinville
or J. Cammack
New Iberia
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PAID ALL THE EXPENSES.

After making his statement he
asked me what l thought of the
claim l told him that if he could
prove the value and the loss and
bis loyalty, that l had no doubt
lie could recover. He was of
course to furnish the proof. We
went to see Mr.. Brunei and he
found the arrangement. satisfacto.
ry. Mr.. Cavalier employmed me
by written power of attorney, had
the papers verified by notary and
then mailed them to me. Twas
paid fee of $473. If the entire
claim was collected, was to get
about ten per cent.
"In four days went to Wash
lngton and in thirty days l had
the claim before Congress, ready
for him to submit his proof. Then
he notified me that be had learned
that his losses were only about
$4,000 aud that he could not prove
$4,000. The case is still pending
at Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-09

Giving plants too much water is one
Of the principal reasons why many per-
sons cannot make them thrive indoors
during the winter. For while all potted
roots require an even moisture, constant
wetness will cause roots to rot: an even
dampness is likely. other conditions being
favorable, to make them thrive.
1t is probable that plants potted by flor
lists will be correctly done, which means
drainage is left in the bottom. For over
the hole a bit of broken pottery Is laid
which will hold in the soil, while permit
ting superfiuous water to run off. This
will eaualize moisture If water is put on
every day; that is. too great wetness will
be prevented.
Under no condition must root be put
into a metal receptacle or In any vessel
through which there is no chance for
water to evaporate. All vases must be
In pottery that is made for the purpose,
for without such evaporation the plants
cannot thrive Pots themselves may De
placed in fancy receptacles OF brass, cop
per or ware, without the slightest injury
to roots. -
Attention must be given daily. however.