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The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

with a low lisping, crystalline laugh
and though cat may look at peo
pie who live In glass houses, a gift
horse should not throw stones
Does this mean said the gentle
man. that you prefer to thrive by
the sweat of your own brow
why. no. sir" confessed Mike. u
am already thriving by the sweat OF
Mauds husbands brow. for which
am very much obliged 10 her.
friend in need is worth two in the
bush"
Il think understand" said the gen
tleman. You have sinecure, or soft
snap as II is called. Your sister mat
ried the Judge. after all"
Alas. no." corrected the lad. The
fudge lies under the willow In the
churchyard yonder. He died and left
all his wealth 10 his son You see, a
pennv saved is soon parted"
But what then. noble youth, be
came OF Maud?"
"Ah. sir" murmured Mike. ut is
an i'll wind that buffers no parsnips
She married the Judges SON"
How true" sighed the gentleman
clucking TO his horse. And how true
also that procrastination improves
each shining hour
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
Monday. December 6
1909
Human Mature, Preju-
dice and Politics in
English Elections

There is bound 20 be a universally
| interesting demonstration of human
nature in the British campaign or the
general elections, TO come some time
kneNt month. ~,
There is no question but much or
the great woe OF the masses In Britain
is due To infamous discrimination in
favor of the titled rich i'm the matter
az taxation The house of lords has
always blocked tax reform. the prop.
ertv OF said lords being practically
uutaxed. Not only this, but the lords
Lersonally own great part OF tn"
land. which is held in preserves that
are productive OF little save my
lords recreation, or In vast estates
phereon the eXtortinn and other
abuses OF the most arrogant landlord
ism prevail.
one would think that given the
franchise, the common people would
vote out such conditions at the nrst
opportunity. But. the average Brit.
ishcr is more or less a worshiper or
titles, and slow TO set aside the old
order OF things for a new one. He
sides, while the house or lords has
consistently stood In the way or TAX
reform IL has been equally immovable
in the matter of granting anything
important TO ireland. Beyond doubt
this fact will be used TO influence the
English voter Politics wins on preju-
dice about as often as on anything
more sensible or patriotic. a notable
example being the Solid South OF
, our own country wherein vast terri
terry goes reliably and regularly Demo-
! cratic very largely for the reason that.
1 80 years or SO ago. the Republican
party espoused abolition OF human
! slavery.
We will surely hear more OF t. p.
! O'Connor's declaration that abolish
ment of the British house OF lords viii
finally mean the emancipation OF
7 Erin. II IS tnhuman and rascatty
10 bring down upon so grave ana
great an issue as just taxation such
prejudce But it's politics. and that
: seuile. obstructive house of lords has
: evidently got 10 play every card In
| its hand for all it's worth in order 10
| save itself from obiteration, this time.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

gentleman travelling on one sum
mers day passed where barefoot
boy with cheek of tan was busily
resting from raking the meadow sweet
with hay Refining up. the gentleman
asked him why he idled so diligently.
III you please. sir said the boy,
"all work and no play is its own re-
ward. Hence, a burnt child gathers no
moss.
"Heighho:" exclaimed the gentle.
man. You seem to have your copy
book very we'll committed. Pray,
what is your name?"
Mike Muller. sir; thank you kind.
ly."
Not a brother OF Maud" pursued
the gentleman.
"Ay. indeed sir" said Mike. with
a smile. she lives hard ~ in the
great house. and in yon lowly cot ="
And are you contented?' asked the
gentleman.
"Oh, yes. sir, said the lad For
when one is happy one need not be
we'll off. or even rich. All is not half
loaf that glitters.
But. surely. my lad. you envy those
YOU behold possessed OF wealth and
ease?"
BE that as It may, sir" said Mike,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
KILLS HER $4,000 DOGS
TO BECOME A BRIDE
Rich Mrs. Dilworth Chloroforms Pets
Which once Estranged Fiance
On Weddinq Eve.

PITTSBURG. Dec. 6.--That she
chloroformed all Of her valuable dogs
So 900 worth-as one of her wedding
preparations. was sa. here of Mis-.
Carrie Hays Dilworth. who was mar
ried in New York To the Rev Samuel
Craig of Edensburg. pa Among the
dogs killed were some blue ribbon
winners OF years ago.
Whether the minsterhusband OF
The rich Pittsburg woman had also
objected TO dogs. as did George Girls
com Of PIttsbUrg, TO whom she Nas
once engaged is not hnown. but short
ly before closing her house here Mrs.
Dilworth announced that she had lost
good husband once through her
dogs and would never permit dogs 10
interfere with her happiness again.
II is recalled how the beautiful Miss
HAYS four years ago was holding her
wedding rehearsal the night before
she was TO be married 10 Griscom
and how some trouble over dogs oc-
Cured and the wedding was called of
Later she married Georg Dilworth
Some of the close friends II Mrs.
Dilworth, hearing that she was to be
married and live abroad for some
years. had asked for some Of her fine
dogs To this they received an evasive
reply. Reading today that she had
been married in New York they IN
ouircd for their dogs only TO find that
they had all been chloroformed by
their rich owner
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
LYCEUM.

In spite of imperfections OF most
glaring nature. George u Baker ;
dramatization OF George Barr Nc
Cutcheon's fanciful romance, "Grau-
stark" presented in the Lyceum the
ater. Sunday. seemed TO please the
large audiences that filed the play
house for both the matinee and even.
ing performances.
II is a highly improbable tale 10 be
gin With. but that is not necessarily
a defect from dramatic standpoint
ana the stage version, in first class
hands. would provide fair entertain
ment. II one cares for melodrama.
With the present aggregation, how
ever. there is room FOR improvement.
Miss Edna Won Luke is the Prln-
cess Yetive. otherwise Miss Guggen-
slCcker, of the piece She has grace
and personal charms and her work, in
spots. Is quite satisfactory. She IS
not equal to the more exacting de
r1ands. however. and at such times
reads her lines with an effort Francis
j. Gillen is fairly competent as Gren-
! fan Lorry. ana Frederick McGuirk S
/ Harry Anguish. Lorrys friend and
companion. - tltFNs fiiphNh ~ 49,
than meet all requirements He Is
grcd with an unusually powerful
Lpalep-btlt Hegleets 10 put on the sati
+ pedal when occasion demands. IN
/ fact a tendency TO shout is noticeable
on the part of the entire company
and IL is this tendency more than All
/ else. perhaps. that tends 10 mar the
/ piece
However, II is a rather novel ex
| ~ rience for us TO Witness the KISSING
! Of a reigning princess ON her own
throne. and We can but admire the
audacity Of the free-born American
! who boldly casts aside ancient tradt
. tion in wooing the woman or his
choice ANYWAY. the crowd seems to
( like the story. as story, and th1
scene painter has done his share to
provide an artistic and congenta
/ locale.
"Graustark" Will remain all week
Norman Hackett i'm Classmates Is
/ booked as the next attraction.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
BISHOP GO0DSELL DEAD.
Was Head OF Methodist Episeopa
churen OF New York City.

NEW YORK. Dec. e.--1aniel Ayrcs
'Gcutseii, resident bishop OF the Meth
cdisc Epfscopal church OF New York
city, is dead here after an Illness OF
several weeks
Bishop Goodsell was born Novem
Der S. lS40. In Newburgh. He pre-
pared for college at Clinton academy
and was graduated from the univer
sity OF the City of New York. In 1853
Wesleyan college later conferred on
him the degree of $. T. d., New York
university ID. ID. and Dickinson an
Lid.
He was married June 5, 1860. &c
"a Miss 8. r. 11owerre, of Flushing. who
Nth two daughters. survive him
He was literary editor OF the Chris
flAn Advocate for 1880 10 lsss and
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
y0cAy i; lH PLAYHOUSES

the audience so strongly. Sunday. that
Ire girls were encored until they were
tired
Bowen. Lima and Moll have an ex-
Cellent acrobatic act. Prince aud Nir
rinia mix the serious with the humor
in their talking and singing sketch
and Holden and Harron are good for
several laughs in their dialogue
Wooley and Adams sing parodies
while Duff and Walsh dance we'll. The
show closes with neat boxing turn.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

secretary OF the Methodist Episcopal
board OF education in 1888 That same
year he was made bishop. In his
Official capacity he visited China. Sa
pan. Korea, italy. Bulgaria. Switz~r.
land, Germany Scandinavia and FIN
land
Bishop GOCdsell was a contributor to
reviews aud periodicals and published
two books. Mature and Character NJ
Granite Bay. and Things Which Re-.
main" Re was one OF the two editors
OF the Discipline OF the Mpthodist
church. He succeeded the late Bishop
Charles II. Fowler last May "a resi-.
dent bishop OF New York At one
Tine he was pastor OF the New York
Avenue NJ. r church. Brooklyn. Be.
fore his appointment in 1908, ne was
resident bishop in Boston.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
AVENUE.

Two leading ladies, kathryn and
Violet Pearl. shared the honors IN
the Wine, Women and Song Co, which
opened q weeks engagement In the
Avenue. Sunday. Kathryn is hand
some. beautifully formed. graceful;
sings well. and when dancing carries
her 100 pounds as lightly as fairy.
Violet is not so handsome, nor sings
so well. but dances with such aban-
don as to make hit What she lacks
in voice she makes up in pep as
Hughie Jennings would say and she
was a favorite from the start.
The Poleanders.' Is the name OF
the travesty presented. being satire
on the CookPeary discovery OF the
north pole. Sam Goldman. the lead
ing fun-maker proves that he was the
real discoverer OF the pole by bringing
il back in a bag. II turns out to be
a barber pole lost by an Italian bar
Der. Goldman is ably assisted by
William J. Patton, James Morrison,
and Burt NJ Jack.
The olio honors are carried off by
Sam Goldman 4 Co, in sketch
Abrams Christmas" so we'll acted
and so pathetic as TO draw tears to
many eyes George Cooper and Will
liam Zeitler do a good dancing turn;
William j. Patton and Violet Pearl
dance and sing. and the Stubblefield
trio present an interesting stunt on
the flying bars
Next week Sam r. Jacks co. will
carry as an extra attraction Battling
Nelson and the pictures of the Nei-
snn-Hvland fight.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

Oklahoma's governor has started a
boycott of four railroads. In these
DAYS. when there are no passes. the
railroads stand TO lose several dol
lars which the governors might spend
travelling.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
GAYETY.

Mark Wooley. Clyde Darrow and
Jimmy Rowland are the talented ones
with the current show In the Gaycty,
Robes Knickerbockers. Miss Darrow
Is blessed with personal charms far
Leyond the. average and she knows
how - make them tell to the ut
most. Wooley has the knack of play
ing German comedy parts as IL that
we're joyous business, rather than
sad one. while Rowland can express
irish comedy without buffoonery.
There Is good backing for the
principals In that big olio OF good
speciality acts varies the performance
and in the fact that there is \ big
dancing chorus. full Of pepper all the
time. one twisty. wiggly dance got
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

Senator Gore is trying TO start a
Roosevelt boom There are other than
physical reasons why he can't see
Taft
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
Right Of Franchise
Has Not Degraded
Women of Colorado
On the Other Hand the Women
There Command a Better and
Truer Respect Of Men--The
Governor Says So.

fag Cooado has been such as 10 compee
majority themselves not want the
ballot
The strongest argument Gov shafrOth points out
has there been introduced IN the
legislature anything like resubmit any h
bill been limited
Were the question of equal suffrage come up again COLORADO
governor says corpora guard against 1t
Gov shaoh remarks should convince those who hold up their
thought voting that there possibly more
proposition they that there be benefits
equal equal voice for her
government which Colorado has learned of by
Experience COoradOs speak
understanding talking about than those who
the subject only surface and who simply refuse to
accept enlightenment thereby holding that which she
and justice toward his mother his wife
his daughter and his daughters daughter
preach upon accept that the right of
degrade read this
governor upon phase
suffrage:
The for based ss." her ss.es M I s and o ss' M oo Is
her vote demns state and national Questions
administer the affairs Of tn: government s., u , . ,..
Why degrade and men7
the privilege of not only has
degraded Colorado that the of Colorado the
readily respect and the
consideration of
Colorado raised
for this tribute their intelligence their bravery and
capaby the practice of privilege long and unusy denied
them paid by Mantle Colorado who
widespread high
his intelligence and ability
big country expressed
positively rights of franchise for but sharing
the
COMING
the United States supreme
recently himself favorable suffrage
And when intelligence such that possessed Of the
highest urs the land this appeal made
ground that has heard
blame
general recognition govern
ment2
They benefits themselves but they help
undng himself voting
away liberty and his welbeng Are
appealing simply that which their due and
conditions threatening their relation
and the future her home her to lift her
DEMAND that which held from her by decree
Especially when these conditions that
appointed administrator
made such a mess o. the jobs
benefited suffrage
benefit rights the
the governor
permitted their love and their for
their there preserved for
| From Another Point of View
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

We'll. its now settled that Hartman
left $l49 900 900. Yet a sum like that
doesn't go very far these days.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

Arranged in straight line, the rail
read tracks of the world would reach
to the moon and back again
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

Domestic: Well, mum. perhaps II
you'd try to be little more agreeable
you'd have as many trends as | have.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

Mistress: 7 don't want YOU to have
20 much company. You have moro
alters in a day than have in 4
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

Mrs. Shiftless: There I've hung
M the chldren's stockings ! wonder
what Santa Claus will bring?
Mrs. Cutting: Well, II he's at all
observing. he'll bring some darning
cotton and needles,-Life.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
From Another Point of View

And n O a
Please the mi
MI. ckng already up.
discover
1t point to scatter early
right n ght
right
OF this
has doneno o the
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
A MILD FILTRATION.

A MILD FILTRATION.
spoke girl who perfect stranger and got a~
Tell abe she say?'
Lines busy
CANDID OBSERVATION
pory Doager: do you Of
Algy ValR Er-its ripping.
THE REWARD OF THE CHASE.
DO n hunting this year,"
a
hat bag?'
at he
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
That .opal suffrage is right, expe,

That equal suffrage is right expe-
dent and practical, is the opinion oi
Gov. John F. Shaforth, of Colorado
who certainly is in better position
to Judge of this question than many
of those who, without study OF fair
consideration OF the subject have
come forward with adverse views.
Colorado was among the hrst OF
the states to give the right OF sui
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

Can Secretary Knor's account NJ
Uncle Sans grievances al Nicaragua
be listed as diplomatic relation2
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

"lve met men who prefer a crop Of
bumpers 10 a bumper CROP
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

DO your early shopping early.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-10-05

eiS.SO to San framcisco aud Return
Tickets will be on sale at the Calf
fornia Northeastern depot October
rs. is and IL from this city to San
Francisco and return for 3is.So, on
account Of the Portola Festival, The
return portion will be good until oc-
tobcr 81.
II those desiring To 10 will notify
Agcn, Thompson and deposit S:,5o
he will. provided there Is a sufifcicnt
number Of cxcursionists. secure n
Pullman sleeper. thus affording Pull
man accommodations from this city
to San Francisco. To do this eighteen
are necessary.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-10-05
KLAMATH FALLS. TUESDAY. OCTOBER s. 1909

sec. 30, twp. IS 8. r. is E. 20 acres;
so.
George II. Mcryman to weyerhaus
er Land company. sen Of NV i
IsM Of MEX and NEk Of MEX sex
?s. twp. 81 Z. r. l:E: Sio.
Charles @. stindt to weyerhauser
Land company. NEk Of sec. 90. twp,
IS s. z. Is e: SO.
Charles Cavanaush ct ux.. to wsy-
srhsuss9 Land compsny. ES Of
Swk sec. 6. twp. IS 3. r. ~ e: so.
Robert ~. Boiler q ux.. to weyer.
hauser Land company. sN swN sec.
-. twp. - 8, r. Is E: $40.
Lillian Watson to weyerhauser
Land company. Sen ...-Ek sec. -
and Swk: SO.
Jorsen 8. sparritorn to weyer-
hauser Land company. SEX OF swk
sec. -. swk OF Mex and Eh Of
Nwk. sec. ~. twn 37S. z. l:E: so.
Andrew A. Lindernd ct ux.. to Earl
Read. sh OF NEk. Nwk Of SEX
sec. s. twp IS 8. =. EP: SEX OF
NV X; $40.
Earl Read TO weyerhauser Land
SEX Of Nwk. sh Of
NEk. Nwk Of SEX OF sec. s. twp.
Is 8. Z. 3 z: 10.
Jesse D. Walker ct ux.. to weyer.
hauser Land company. SEX Of sen
'ec. Is. MEX OF NEA sec. 10. and
W. OF Nwk sec 20. twp. 3sE. =.
70 z; so.
J. 8. Pierce ct ux.. to weyerhauser
Land company. SEX OF sec. -. twp.
,7S. g. IL e: $40.
James Insraham to Henry II. Low.
ct .. blk. II hrst addition to town
,f Klamath Falls; $3.50.
Geo. I. Cline ct ux.. to Merton o..
Ande:yon. y undivided interest iE
N"i. OF NWs s,s 16. twp. ~ 5. |
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-10-05
r. II e. and NwN OF NwN sec is
twp. 4 8, r. II Il; $50.

r. II E. and NwN OF NwN sec is
, twp. 4 8. r. IL Il; $50.
Joseph d. DervNn to Ellen Dcrvan
& iss chains Of the 81 Of the Nj
Of sec. -, twp. ~ 9. r. 10 u. 100
acres: love aud affection.
Alexander Swab ct ux,, to Marvin
Duvai. block In frst addition to Eas,
klamath Falls; so.
]. W. Siemens to Michael Notsch.
enbachcr. lots .. 10. blk. as. Klam-
ath addition to klamath Falls; 81.
W. A. DcC'ordova ct ux.. to Blanch
Miller. lots 4. 3 and 10 In blk. IS In
first addition to town OF klamath
Falls: so.
Bianch Miller ct ux.. to Lydia N.
Read. lots s. . and 10. blk IS, In irs,
addition to Klamath Falls; SO.
Clara Lee Ct ux. to Allen Stansbie.
NwN Of NWh and NEN NwN.
gee. 20. twp 80 8. r. 10 E: $500.
David Z. wynkoop ct ux.. to hoy
=.
60.
Wv. -.
80.
-.
,,.,,, a., 49,, 49,,
:. ,,,- ,,., 60. -
...n
w u.,,
.
,,.,
., .-,
:, . 49,,
-
~.,.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-10-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Frank Ward ct ux.. to Chas. Wood
ward. Nwh Of lots 8 and z In blk
~. klamsth addition OF KIamati
Falls: eio.
Quitclaim deed--Chas 4. Helblinl
70 Anna -Hsablins.
q. =. Corson ct ux.. to Dion e
pearce et a.. lot Of blk. so. lot {
q bin. ~. lot 20 Of blk 3s, lot %
of Blk. 81 and lot Is OF BLK. In
white Lake City; go.
Lydia n. Prima to Theodore J.
weisel q az. lot 10 blk. ~. First
addition to Klamath Falls: so.
q. W. White ct ux.. to r. n. White.
lot 8 bib. II. original town OF Klam.
ath Falls: eis.
J. o. Hamaker et ux. to II. e. 4
u. w. Hamaker. the undivided two
thirds Interest In the Swk Of sec.
80. twp. 80 9. =. IL 4; 900.
Frsd Mslhase ct ux.. to L. Jacobs.
wM Of ewk Of sec. >. twp. sss. r.
. =: $1,000.
Charles z. worden ct ux.. to Wal.
tsr Lssaox. lots z. 8. .. 10. II. ~.
Blk. : IN Fairview addition to Khan.
ath Falls. and lot3 In bik. IS. Ewau-
n Heights addition TO the town Of
klamath Falls; other property. dol
lass paid.
Maria z. ruli Ct ux.. to Oregon
Laad and Livestock company. Eh
q MEX ~. :. twp. 80 Q. r. ICE.
Ss.sl acres: efee.
Lsmuel A. Brandsnburg ct ux.. to
n. n. Davies. NV \ OF swk sec. ..
M y Of SEX. SEX Of NEh sec. >.
twp. - .. =. II Y; e7oo.
ALIAS W. 'Kiisors to weyerhaussr
Lssd company. 81 Mex and Nj
SEX. &C. II. twp ssS. =. II Z: SIC |
sossph =. Bolisn ct ux.. to weyer.
hausss Land company. NEK Of MEX
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-10-05

divided u Of NwN Of acc. 10, twp.
II 3, d. = n.
Emily rarra ct ux,, to Emclic l.,
Manning, lot I. blk, 90. Nichols ad-
dition to klamath Falls: 1880.
klamath Development company to
Ruth n. rricrson. lots 10 aud IL,
blk. 4. Midland: go,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-10-05

For clean. now stock Of general
merchandise call On Chastain. Lansci
4 Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-10-05
WATER AM L,Gmr NOTICE

Owing 10 u cnanse In conditions.
We arc new prepared to rni WI ou
REQUEST of any intending user ~
na,or or. ,'rh,. tap water msins aud
ihnac electric connections foi IN!
service ON rny ~ our cs,s,.ns mama
- once,
KLAMATH FALLS WATER ANp
LIGHT COMPANY.
4. J. nonner. occulis,. will be at
Chitwood's drug store from October
9Th to October 10th.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-01-02
PROPOSAL For Paving and Curbing.

Proposals for paving and curbing
the walks on the court house square
will be received up to Monday. Jan
uary ith, 1899, 10 a. NJ, and opened
at that time at the police jury room
OF the court house. \ bond of $500 90
for the faithful performance of the
work will be required. The court
house building committee reserve the
right to reject any or all bids
For plans and specifications or any
other information apply to NJ. Wilcox,
Franklin, La. The successful bidder
must pay the cost OF inserting this
advertisement in the two Franklin
newspapers.
JAS. y. PETERMAN.
Chairman st. Mary Parish Court
House Building Committee.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-01-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
3rd Ward Justice Court-Parish
of St. Mary.
0. j. Byerle VS.. Irwin Bruin.
No.

Under and by virtue nf n writ of fieri
faclas, issued out of the Honorable
Third Ward Justice Court of Louisiana
in the above numbered and entitled suit,
and to me directed, have seized. and
will offer for sale, for cash, in the town
of Franklin, La, on
SATURDAY, THE 2ND DAY OF
JANUARY, A. D., 1909,
between the hours of ] l o'clock a. m..
and o. clock p. M, the following de-
scribed property. to-wit:
chairs, | stove, | bureau. armoir.
sewing machine, | clock, 2 lamps, l
washstand, bowl aud pitcher, picture
frames
PHILIP ALBERAS.
Constable.
December l5, 1908.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-01-02
JURY vENIRE
Clerks Office,
Parish of ST. Mar. Louisiana.

CLERKS Office,
Parish of ST. Mary, Louisiana.
I, Wilbur H. Kramer Clerk 23rd Judicial
District Court st. Mary Parish. Louisiana, and
missiehers thereof, do hereby certify that at a
meeting of the Board of Jury Commissioners
held at my office of date, December 23rd, 1908,
the following citizens of this Parish were select
ed from the qualified list of jurors of this Parish
as the list from W which twelve Grand Jurors are
to be drawn according to law. to serve for the
term of six months from and after the date that
the next Grand Jury shall be empanelled which
date is fixed as Monday the 25th, day of Jan
uary, 1909, and until the next succeeding Grand
.Iurv shall he empaueled:
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-01-02

And l do hereby further certify that after
said list of Grand Jurors bad been selected.
said Board of Jury Commissioners the names OF
thirty petit jurors to serve at said Court for the
week commencing Monday. February lst 1909,
and the names of thirty petit jurors to serve 1or
1909 and the names of thirty petit jurors to
serve for the week commencing Monday, Feb
ruary 15th 1909, which said lists are as follows
towit: w
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-01-02
Liquor License Notices.

will apply to the Police Jury OF
the Parish of St. Mary for the Issuance
of a license to sell liquors during the
wear 1909, in the End ward, in the
building now occupied by IAe near the
village of Glencoe.
j. A. GALLERY.
Dec. q, 1908.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-01-02

In evidence whereof, witness my ofticia
signature and the seal of my said office
this 23rd day of December. 1908.
WILBUR III, KRAMER,
Clerk of Court.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-01-02

December 10, 1908.