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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-23

The "lndla rubber" plant-Ficus
elasticus-is a Ereat tree IN the tropical
countries On which II dourishes. often
reaching as much ns a hundred feet
high Imposing indeed. Il looks IN
such conditions. with a vast leafy
crown extending over forty 90 hfty
feet outward on each side % the mas
slve trunk and with immense buttreSs.
ting roots twisting aud winding along
above the ground in such a way as "a
lead the natives ~ india aud Ceylon a.
cali u the "snake tree" sOmetimes
these roots grow up into the trees and
make the tree lOok ne the banyan. O.
which. d may D. mentioned, n q bo.
tanically reiatcd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-23
GOOD OPPORTUNITY
TO VISIT DENVER
EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION TO
MEET AT DENVER.
Cheap Railroad Rates from Florida
Cor one Of the Most Notable
Gatherings Of shs Year.

The forty-seventh annual convention
OF the National Educational Associa-
tion Of the United States win be held
IN Denver. Colo. July 80. 1909.
OF an the meetings Of this great
body Of educators the one 10 be held
at Denver this year win be the most
interesting. The program h excep-
tionally fne.
Denver d preparing 20 entertain
the convention most royalty, and the
summer vacation can be most pleas
antly spent In this attractive city and
its vicinity.
The Brown Palace Hotel European
plan) win be executive headquarters.
This hotel has also been selected az
headquarters for the Florida delega-
ton. Rooms without bath. 81 per
day: with bath. $3.50 20 $3.50 per
day. AZ other hotels and boarding
houses. rates range from 50 cents 20
g per day
Railroad Rates.
The folloWing are the rates grant
"a Tor the round trip from these
points. and correspondingly low rates
are given from al other points within
a. STATE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-23

Any mother who has had experience
with this distressing ailment will be
pleased 10 know that a cure may be
effected by applying Chamberlain's
salve as soon as the child is done
nursing. Wipe Il on with a soft cloth
before allowing the babe 20 nurse.
Many trained nurses use this salve
with best results. For sale by all
drueuists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-23

Pullman fare from Jacksonville one
way. double berth. si0.50 The above
rates are authorized by all railroads
going out Of the State.
Tickets wiIl be sold July LIST 10 4th,
Inclusive. with return limit July 80,
1909. Al slightly increased rates sum
meF tourist tickets may be purchased.
with return limit October 81. 1909
The Florida delegation viii leave
jacksonville ON Thursday evening. the
ist Of July. AZ 1855 o'clock via the
Southern Railway. the schedule being
e. follows; Leave Jacksonville
(s0uthorn Railway al 1855 p. m.
Thursday; arrive Kansas City FriscO)
az 1898 a. m Saturday; leave Kan.
sas City &C. RIA P) at 1890 a. m
Saturday; arrive Denver &C. X. !. 4
P.) AZ $3.50 a. m Sunday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-23
The Bio Head

Is Of two kiUis-conceit and the
big head that comes from a sick head
ache. Does your head ever feel like
a gourd and your brain feel loose aud
sore? You can cure Il in no time by
acting on your liver with Ballard's
Herbine. Isn't h worth trying for
the absolute aud certain relief you n
get9 sold by ~. a. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-23

Mamma" asked a little girl, "how
long did you know papa before you
married himr'
"Aiy dear" replied the mother, Il
was acquainted with your father FOR
several years, but ! really didn't know
him until after we were married.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-23
|?

man ought 10 ask himsell-How can ] do it
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-23

"Hope." said Cncle Ebcn. lis a bless.
iu' when you's wiIlin' o. back Il VIII O
little hard work. 'stii g. lctiiu it play
itself our GOA policy tickrt" Wash.
luFt0u star
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-23

-Can you swim Corporal Brown
asked an elderly major
Eyes. sir."
~Aou cant Where On earth did yOu
leamf'
Not on any earth. cir. I learned An
lhe WuteFF' London Ttnits.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-23
The BOY end the Professor.

4 was mlmlcking Professor Bore
yesterday. and be caught me-"
"What did be sayT
''Told me 20 stop making a fool Of
myself"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-23

Enjoyment stors where iudnlrnr
begins Pollock
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-23

n you have found anything see n
n d advertised b the Want column.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-23

II It's printed stationery you want
The sun once "a the place 10 get a.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
DR.. WILEY TALKS HYGIENE.
The Dangers Of the Ice Sex and other Ger.
malue Matters Touched Upon.

Dr. Wiley, the eminent scientist 81
the United States Government, gave
out a few timely hints d few days
ago, in a conversation with q news
paper reporter. Among other things
he said:
1T is the duty Of every woman,
whether she is q housewife or not, to
inform herself On the laws Of hygiene.
The average ice box is d charual
house, that not only holds death, but
spreads #, and too many housekeep-
ers allow disorder and uncleanliness
to prevail in their kitchens and lard
ers, through ignorance or indifference.
They'd rather pick out q Beetho-
ven sonata, read an Ibsen play Or
memorize rule than trace 8 ptonaine
to its lair and eradicate ii IN the
interest of family safety.
IF they will give over the tele
phone habit. personally supervise
their marketing kitchens and larders.
the present as well as the future cit
zen win be more useful to Che com
muuity.
Too many households don't know
what they are being served. d the
morning Lucretis Borgia rushes 10
the telephone and gives her orders 10
the groeer's or butchers clerk at the
other end. He sends out the goods.
The cook receives them n The ice
box go meats, vegetables, fruits,
many times, without having The
wrapping removed, and when the
meal time comes, the meat IS put on
The FIRE, the tins enptied Of their
contents without any thought being
given to their condition, Or care
shown by The paid servant in charge
the e0mrnissaY.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
PERFECTION.
G. C. DUS0N AGAIN STRICKEN
PARALYSIS Lays The Father OF Haaoa IN Bed
for ! Few Days..B Improving.


United States Marshall G. gDuson
was stricken with d slight attack of
paralysis last Monday, and IS at bis
daughters home, Mrs. &. Il. Morn-
hinyeg. IN 0pelousas.
e Is believed that lie will be up
and well in 4 few days, and that no
serious outcome will result.
Mr. Dus0n, about a year Or more
ago. was confined to bis bad for sew
eral months, with paralysis. He
had entirely recovered, and the light
attack Of last Monday was a surprise
to physicians and family and friends.
He had been exerting himself I'M
usually, in the interest Of Mamou, Of
which be is the father, ii the effort
to secure the courthouse for that
place.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04

States, and the percentage Of cures
in the East and West IS nearly the
same. Any nhysici an, therefore,
who sends 9 person 10 The Southwest
without The sufficient funds, of ID an
advanced Or dying stage Of the dis
ease, is guilty Of cruelty to his patti
ent. Renewed efforts are being made
to stop this practice, and to encour-
age the building Of small local hos
pitfalls IN every city and town Of the
country. Attempts are also being
made in Southern California and Id
Texas to exclude INDECENT consump
tiYes or to send them back East.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
That ! inst Re.

An exchange has il down just
about right IN the following: Print
the grandest sermon that ever fell
from inspired lips, and not 20 per
cent Of the professionally pious will
read It; print q detailed account Of
some sensational divorce IN high life
and SO per cent Of the elect will
make 3 dive for the paper before
breakfast, sWoop down on it like .
hungry negro on . bowl Of clam soup,
devour every word, then roll their
eyes heayenWard like a calf with the
colo, and wonder what this wicked
world is coming to"
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04

wife and baby last May from fresno
and since that time they have been
camping cut q mile north d town.
The other day, for 0nae reason mn
known. Mrs. Mebshsr left her hus-
band and baby and returned to Fres-
no. Some one reported the fact to the
authorities, and Liebsher and the
baby were taken to the Juvenile court,
where the child was given over I'd the
manager OF the detention home.
It Was then that the evidence of
the crueIfies became known When
Hrs. Baunlaa tried to feed the baby.
she was horrided to ind two buttons
aeWed fast to the little ones tongue.
They were medfurn-sized white but
tons and were fastened, one on tha
upper and the other On the underside
of the child's tongue. by means of
common cotton twine. The cord has
been passed twice through the chiId'g
tongue by means OF 4 dafning needle
and the ends firmly tied.
Tbs buttons were cut loose and tbs
child did not utter a complaint dur
ms the process. nebsher went with
the child to the Doctors once, ana
while the physicians were cutting on
the buttons he remarked: 'You might
50 well take ouk her teeth 0
When asked To explain his treat.
ment, he said T did that ID keep
her from sucking her thumb I'D IL
was the only way 30 cure her of the
habit.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
WoOdmen st Fordoche.

Fordoche, Aug. 27.-A new camE
OF the Woodrnen Of the World, Id b
known as the 3. NJ. We'll Camp, Was
organized last night al Fordoche, La,
Point Goupee Parish, By D. A. Patu.
reau, Of Alexandra, La. with !
charter membership Of 28, and pros,
poets Of fully twenty more new mems
bers for next Tuesday night.
The following officers we're elected
TO serve the year 1909:
P. G. O., K. A. Worsham G. &, w.
q. Smith, II, 4. l., N. Freneaux;
Banker, Edwin Jofrion; Clerk, 4. G.
Noble; Escort, s i. Cleveland; Watch
man, Q. z. Buford; Sentry, Edward
Wallet; Physician, 81. Lester ].
Williams; Manager for 3 years, Ham
bert Major. for 2 years, W. d. Pitch.
ford, for year. G. RobiIIard.
After the election addresses were
made BY Pr. d. j. Williams, Mayor Of
Melville; a. O. Patureau, District
Manager Of the n. O. nv. and A.. G.
Mobiles Clerk of the Camp, which
were highly enjoyed By all the
~Sovereigns present.
.. II. Well, State Manager Of the
VT. @. ", after whom the camp was
named. is expected to BE- ii attend
ance at the next meeting.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
FATHER sEHs BUTTONS
Oh BABY GIRLS T0HGgE
GIVES 40 EXCUSE THAT HI
TRIED 70 CURE HABIT or
SUCKING THuMa.

Sonora. Cal-An malman father
who starved his nneyear4old baby
girl seWed buttons On It's tongue,
threw It into pools of cold water, ear-
ried Il BIZ It's legs. head downward.
and tortured it ia 5 dozen other ways.
was captured In MADEIRA county and
brought to Sonora
The child. aftar undergoing tor
lures which almost sHrpass belief.
was found alive and not seriously in.
auads although van aud auaeiata0
from starvation. It's father had oar
ried Il with him hiding ii the hills 10
escape capture
The name Of the father Is q. a.
Iebsher. He came here with his
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
PITRE CORNER SOLD.
Prominent business Location Bought FOR
$4,000 By HE. i q. saaaoz.

The pitre Corner-cormer Of Belle
Fue and Court streets-Was bought
this week from Mr.. Ghas Pitre by Mr..
S. 3. sandoz. the well known hard
ware dealer.
The corner had been vacant for
many years, ever since the burning
down Of the building which was To-
Gated on it.
The location is On one Of the most.
desirable one for business in the city.
It is situated opposite the courthouse
square, as well as just opposite the
New Lacambe Hotel.
Mr.. Sandoz has not decided just
what be will build theirs. No doubt
later on I will erect business build
ing there, but as yet T have no def
mite plan matured, said Mr.. Sandoz.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
CITY BRIDGES BEING TILED.
Public Utility that Should Hare Been PIT
Down Long Misunderstanding.

Street Commissioner Durio has been
busy for the past two weeks putting
down thing at the street crossings,
doing away with the bridges.
This public improvement has been
q long felt want.
Not only IS il economical for the
city exchequer, but it renders i'm
possible the breaking Of horses legs,
and perhaps the manning Of people,
through the instrumentality Of the
holes which usually accompany wood
en- bridges.
The city never made a better ap-
preparation, than when It appropri-
ated the money necessary to put down
thing instead Of wooden bridges.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
Noses David Levy.

Morgan City, La, Aug. 3I-Moses
David Levy, Be Grand Goteau, aged
7I years, died this afternoon at the
home of bis daughter, IN this citg.
The deceased leaves three daughters
Mrs. Joseph Koko, Of Crowley Mrs
Henry Kahn. of Morgan City, and
Mrs. Camille Levy, ofGraud Coteau-
and son, Simon Levy, a merchant af
Grand GoEean. He had been il bus
mess il New Orleans and Grand CO.
tean for the past fertv vears. The
remains Isl III taken III Iafa tie.
ftt ROW where HlIerInent Ki Ae
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
m i ia Estimate Of the Yearly Sacrifice
INDECENT Victims Of tuberculosis.
GT AWAY BY PHYSICIANS.
tT@ southwest When There Is NO Possible
tgafR FasA. ,G0nsumpli0n Gan Be
Cared I'd Any Section Of D. S.

efae IND inhuman practices are
gsd d ! statement given out
N ths National Association for
Study and Prevention of Tuber-
sIass against the eastern doctors
ElageFsist ii sending diving cases Of
aHsaaption to the southwest.
FfE f180 perhaps h~opelessly
Used With tuberculosis annually
sHs : DE ii tho states of California,
aussaat New Mexico, Texas and
aaado, most Of them by order Of
sastt physicians. The statement,
sA y based upon the testimony
sno#n experts, and all avail
" statistics shows that at least
psf GENT of those who go to the
invest every year fer their health
y y far advanced in their disease,
@a' tAeg eannot hope for a cure in
eAaate under any circumstances.
aas thaa this, al least so per cent
7asss advanced cases are SO poor
sasE have not sufficient means
aoFlde pFoneE necessaries of life,
means that 4,315 cousumptives
aaf starved to death, or forced
charitable relief every year.
lot % uncommon thing, the
AssembIage declares, fer.
anilies who can hardly exc
II the East, to migrate
8ass u the hope Of saving
& some member Of the family.
instances, the abiact poverty
ases forces them to beg, or
eaa very low level. Often
vho cannot afford the
travelling aceomodations are
aeaa ~ the trains before
saslr destination. The re-
almost every charitable
# the Southwest are
year 10 care for cases
saa g self supporting in
~ homes.
~ q average, at least $50
~ ths support Of a con
y the Southwest. including
aleal attention The Ma
cation strongly urges mo-
shla section who has not
aaas b care for himself
ID addition to what
algAt require of him dur
s Z i also urged that
afe 50 far advanced
60 TO so distant a
eErel. or ar
Us II The United
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
Dream Trae ghum Fainss.

Chester, Pa-HarTy Tolsorl, b
local merchant directly after supper
the other evening retired for d nan.
He dreamed that Harry Whit1ock his
chum. had tainted when informed that
bis son. Martin Waitioek was iii with
typhoid fever. and vas conveyed to
the Croker hospital
Tolaon aWoke as IL from 8 night
mare, and hnrrfedly dressing himself.
hastened 20 the honae vi his friend.
He found his dream was correct Dir.
Whttloek had Just recovered from his
fainting spell and his son Ws bss
placed ID the hospital ambulance.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04

BY virtue Of q writ of seizure and sale Is.
sued out OF the Hon.. 18th Judicial District
Court Ia 81 for the Parish OfSE. LANDRY. in
theab0Ye entfE1edand numbered suit. i to
ne directed Z nav seized AMI win oTsr for
sale for cash. at public auction, to the last
u highest bidder. at the front door of the
Court House OF st. Landry parish, at Opel,
oasas, Ia on
Saturdays Sept. - 1909,
at II O'Clock d. M. the following described
property t0.pTtt
1sE. A certain lot Of ground situated ID
the own of Arnau1YfIa. In having j
frontage Of thfrtY+nFe feat more or less on
Union ST. running 10 q finishing point Iii
depth q hundred and sixty feet from
Union ST. ant bounded as follows North
by Union St., East by R. e. DuFand. and
West by r. B.. HeIane0n.
md. another lot OF ground I'm aforesaid
town measuring sfxtK-nye feet North Ea
SOUTH q ninety feet Hast to Vest and
being bonded Is follows North byJ. R.
MeIane0n. East ny town o9 AFnaudnlIIe.
South and West bg Gao Going. being both
the property acquired by m~ortgagor from
Dir. q. IT. Martin
8rd. Two certain lots of ground with al
the buildings improvements thereon
ana thereto belonging. situated III the
town OF ArTaudVfIa, and measuring 1arfy.
& T by CHE hundred and sixty feet deep,
bounded ca the North by Union ST.. East
by e. " Martin south by anne and West
By ame
Terms-gash.
aag1 st MI. SWORDS Sheriff.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04


iost 0aIeena Went g bataa
neage on tae ffIseo Wednesday
Miss De Martin, Of Lafayette
visiting Miss Lucille SANDER
Mrs. q i. Bert s visiting nes=
lives ii Mississippi.
De Il N;5e;na s. v,,ta pl.tta
vas s. srr straafs W-aaYes5ss
M, and Ms az 3d. as;.ae
relatives i F.aniea last g,fndsr
No. &c.
..,s US : - sao.sa's -. a11s9 = - 80 "
d. 80 80 * ml asszss sssss s1sss'1
49, .soag 8saslssasf
Mt. pen glark GO Lafayette IS
$500 ia'o
-aIns warden s6agg Rasn 0pe-
1oasas several Gays TINS week.
Lawyer John ". Lewis IS re-
eapefatmg as eooners Wells
Rev. !. DEG. Donehoo will hold
regular service at the Episcopal
Church tomorrow, at theusual hours
Misses Aline and Laonie Mistric,
Of Leonville, were visiting relatives
here this week.
Miss Emily Wilmington. Of Alex
andria. aing entertained By Mss
Inez Perfanlt.
Miss Barney Williams returned
from q visit to friends at Jackson,
La.
Miss Lucille Gosselin. of Marks
vile, IS the guest Of the Misses
Titard.
Mr. John Tay, of Lafayette,
visited at the home Of Mr.. Paul ROY
this week.
Mr.. Anst;n I.aeoata roaa ovar.
from Lafayette Sunday, and vas The
guest Of Miss Rita Roy.
-preaehing - the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow Il II o'clock and
5 O'Clock. 81 Rev. Dr. Il. r priea
-n,s AIla, Co. ~ raj.
aanohtar rsf,,snad fron : a14. ,,ss.s
= T;s;f r,;fls 4alstsras $. nossIas
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
PERFECTION
SnERiFF,S SALE.
ISAAC IF BARNES
VS.
GRANVILLE

NO. 1861. 18th judicial District Court s
Landry Parish, La,
ny virtue Of q writ Of nsrf faeaas i
sued out OF the ri 18TH judicial District
Court In and sor the parish Oh ut. Landry,
aud 10 E4ediGecgeds 4 ave seized and VIII
offer for sales at public auction,
t0t the last and highest bidder, at the front
doorof the Goart House OF Sc. Landry Par
fsn, ct 0peIoasas La IN
Saturday, sept IT, q
at 1T o'clock III siae following described
property totyEtE
Lots Nos. three tsl. nins C3 ana ten lHa) b
block No. DE- Krots Addition To- the toppn Sfs
MELVILLE Parish a1 ST. Landry GG9EEh&s
with al the buildings ana improvements
thereon
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Said sale to b nsade at twelve 4la3 months
credit n purchaser to execute Il bond
with good and sumesent surety, payable 5ns
cation, TOR the amount OF the prizes Of a8s@
1n1icati0n of said ~pornerfy less tue c0ass
Wfaen are 10 De paid In raSh as hereinafter
stipulated, said bond ta heer interest Ill
eighE psEeent g peEean1l pes anFlnm, She
fate allowed n the Judgment In said suit
from the day OF adjudication until na11s
ana De secured IN addition bY q special
mortgage retained or said property.
4 purchaser to deduet frofn the price
0f adjudication and pay III gasff ON the a#V
0T sale amount at printing, the Sllagia
ami foes, as we'd asths Sta6ss pArs
isa and municipal taxes tfanys dIa ontha
day OF sale. a~ggregating say one hundred
dollars ll00l InoEe or fssss
aug % tt NJ. e. SWORDS, sheriff.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
- - G0NDITIaNs.

Said sale tohe Iaadea al twelve ll2i months
with good = sufficient surety. payable fn
twelve li11 months from the date 0e aa3uats
eati0ns for tla amount of ting price Of ad
which are 10 be- paid IN cash as here1nassag
stipulated said bo8d to bear interest
eight per cent Is per cent? per aanaEa. sns
rate allowed 70 the Judgment ii safd suit
from the day of Naturalization unsn Dss
and 10 De secured In addition hF a special
mortgage retained on said nroneE
b p-nFehaseE10 dedaet 8roIa the aEaess
e4 adjudication and pay n cash On tle d0g
ana GIeFkas Tees, rs we'll Az fne State. par
Ism and municipal taxes any dur an Tim
day 0Ksale, aggregatfaE say ons handReM
dollars ESI08.00g, more or less.
safp4A8t De. e.. SWORDS Shar49
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
JUDGE PERRAULT HOME.
But HlIl Not Hold Court 0n account Of his
Physical C0adliien..Had Been Il Goylaasaa.

Judge ~. G. Perraul8, Judge Of
this District, was a passenger on the
0pelousas Gulf & Northeastern
Railroad last Sunday returning from
New Orleans, where be bad been for
some days, after spending several
weeks ii GoYington.
Judge Perrauls did not come 10
assume his duties Judge of this
district bis health not yet permit
ting him Do do so.
His many friends ID this parish
hope that be will be able 70 assume
the t0ga shortly.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04

for sale On
saturday Sept 1903
Is Wo1eaock e. n1.s the Lefebvre pgarsrty
being the last residence pf sa1d aacsas
situated in MsEoSn OF 0peIouaa8. IA. s4N
residence has q front Of one hundred aaa
SiXKYs0ne fI6I1 feet, ID Market street cad
glas nack between parallel lines I'd BaynQ
EsssoD This property VIII 10 offered for
sale ana the purchaser will Bs narnz4sfsA
Eo par uae purchase prica easf4s 0r0ne*Ghsra
80 Ihsreof CASKS khe balance payable fm
one q 1HtDgears The credit Portions "a
ae represented BY notes. Wfakeh are To 1aaT
sLgns pct cent rs per 9entl tntsFese from
saafss Hn6f Ten percent (I0 per cent? aLk0g
nss ease rs suit T9e payment az
saAa notes are IN be secured Bg spsaiaE
mortgage ana vendors lien and peI0ftees
B@nt the property SOLD
Aet Of aaIeatk necxpeHss ogtha purchases
before tI1e4 tbs Un6erREE sleG q Notary pu3s
iIe9f this parish Of st Landry.
Fa9r further particulars aIss9T IKE Gilbert
II. L3nnFes Attorney 8uafausAs. L.
HENRY ksTOEaE,
auRI4ssE 8uesieneer
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
CHERIFF'S SALE
~ ----~-
CEDAR RAPIDS NATIONAL BANR
T0UPs
J, 18TH Judicial DtstrIcf Court
Landry Parrish, La

BIZ virtue 0f d witt BIT Heri fanfas
issued ont of che Hon. 18th judicial Dfs.
fricE Court l n and for the parrish af af. Lane
dry In the above entitled and numbered
SUE anh 70 ms directed haressagzsa axaa
Gf8n 1.-the last ana highest bidder. at ths
front door OF the G0urt H0useo9 ST. Tandrg
parish at 0peRousas, Iaa..0 On
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04
HERIFFs Sale.
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John ALAMO W00BYELLE
versus
OSCAR WILLIAMSON


10 IsA s1XGHea9a Judicial iNsfrfet
Court s. Landry Parrish La.
By virtue eft ayvEtt OF seizure and sale 4S-
sued ont of the Hon. 18TH Judicial District
Court ID AMI 5ar1fe Parish 81 st. Landry
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tina last anu highest bidder. at tine front
aoQ Of the Court House OF ST. Landry
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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-04

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NaFas prove property pay cost. ana take
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gora4Isge with Ealica jury ordinance rela-
lire aestray animals
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