Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1909-01-08

this week IN attenualct OH Nouie'
His term of Office rs District At
torney having expired, Judge Tul-
lis can now accept employment
for the defense in criminal cases.
w. r. Baker IL Son will begin
their annual clea ra.ice sale on the
25th January, the sale continuing
until the Both, inclusive, when
many rare bargains can he had,
all goods advertised being marked
down to cost price.
Our esteemed neighbor, the Wa
terproof Enterprise, has added Il
gasoline engine 10 their already
well-eauipped plant and are now
better prepared than ever 10 turn
out job work on the shortest no.
tice. They have our congratula-
tions.
District Court convened Mt ST.
Joseph Wednesday, with Judge
Roatner presiding aud A. T..
Green, Esq, District Attorney:
A number of cases were arraigned
and set for trial at the next term,
which convenes on the 18th inst,
and which will probably be busy
session.
The Gazette calls attention to
the card of Joseph Love, who
offers his store building, now oc-
cupied by Abe Love, for rent,
The store is of convenient size
and arrangement and well locat-
ed, on Front Street in Solomon
building, and altogether deslr-
able stand. Applicants can adj
dress Mr.. Love Mt Ellisville, Miss.
Rice farming is occupying the
attention of many of orr planters,
who have very sensibly conclud'
ed not to depend entirely OH cot
ton again under present condl'
tions. To cultivate rice success
fully irrigation is the prime feat
ure and which necessitates pump
ing plants of various capacity, and
experience has proven the econ
omy Of ones owning and operat'
ing same. G. r. Patterson Co.
Ltd, of New Orleans, advertise
gasoline engines of all sizes, suit
able for pumping stations.
The Carroll Lumber Company
under the careful management %
Mr.. j. w. Trieschmann, has bull
up first class and profitabl,
business, that not only supply thu
local trade with everything need
ed. but ship out great deal o.
lumber both by rail and river
There is now on the yard over {
million and n half feet of cypress
lumber, besides the hardwood
lumber, several hundred thousant
feet of tongue and grooved floor
ing and ceiling and thirty thou
sand shingles. This concern ais
carries in stock, doors, windows
window blinds, sash, moulding
brackets, etc. All orders ar
promptly filled by the /Carrol
Lumber CompIy.-I.ake Provl
dence Banner-Democrat.
Mrs. LOUIS Adelia Shepard an
nnunces the marriage of her daugh
ter, Ella Garrettson, 10 MIR. Ar
Iinglon III. Gardner, on Tuesday
December 30, 1908, ut Ell Pasc
Tex. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner vii
be ut home after February LIST, a
Tombstone, Arizona.
Almost everyone in Natchez ant
the surrounding country know
Arlie IL. Gardner, the genial an
always cheerful young man VIII
was sccretary of the local FL
Lodge and Club for many years
general freight and passenge
agent of the Natchez, Red Rive
e. Texas Railroad, partner wit
Il. NJ. Clarke rs managers of tll
Baker Grand theatre aud grea
booster for Naichcz.
lie is now engaged as manage
of q water works plant in Toni
stone, MISUNDERSTANDING Demo
crat.
Tho first contribution fror
Tensas parish 10 the Italian eartl
\ quake sufferers, rs far rs we hav
seen announced in the publ
prints, comes from Martha Dora
IA colored woman of st. JOSEPH
who of her small bounty sends on
dollar to the relief fund. She wa
also among the first contributor
to the cvclone sufferers in Adam
county last year. IL every nod
would contribute as literally I
the needs of humanity in propol
ton their worth as this poor bu
charitable woman always does I
every worthy appeal, the bite
cup Of adversely could pass IN
touched, instead of being draine
to the dregs. Truly the creates
of virtues is charity.
A most unfortunate acciden
ba,,,a,,sd IN - Jncanh on Tuos