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The Outsider
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Page streets. The reception was fol-
lowed by dancing and an enjoyable
evening was passed by the members
and guests Of the circle.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin ]. Liebes have
returned from their wedding journey
and are established in their residence.
1855 Sacramento street. where they
VIII be at home to their friends.
The Willing Workers announce a
prize whist tournament and ave hum
dred tournament. 10 be given Tuesday,
November %. at 2:30 o'clock, in the
Bush street temple.
The ladies' club of Golden Gate
oommandery No. Is knights Templar.
VIII entertain their friends at an elaho-
rate dancing party to be given tomor-
row evening at o'clock at Golden
cate commandery hall There will be
several hundred guests at the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Greenberg announce
the bar mitzvsh OF their son Alvin,
~ the Temple Emanu El, Saturday,
November 10.
The Woman's auxiliary Of Garfield
post. o A r. win hold a bazaar Mon
day afternoon. November 21: Tuesday
afternoon and evening. November %,
1T Jefferson Square hall in Golden Gate
avenue The affair IS IN charge Of Mrs.
lydia Adams. assisted by Miss Mae
AnEin. Miss Mary Simon and Mrs. c.
Murray.
The California Grays enjoyed a social
evening in their new headquarters at
the Auditorium. Page and, Fillmore
streets. recently A gymnasium has
3nst been added TO the drill floor and
The reunion was held in the new room.
There was a full dress inspection. fol-
lowed by 2 social hour. There were
speeches made by members and a gold
mounted sword was presented Second
Lieutenant G.. T. Eoorhies as a token
% appreciation Of his advancement in
rank. The annual BAH of the Grays
Vii be held December 10 a Z the Fair
mont. The governors staff viii attend
with many army and navy officers. The
committee IN charge Of the dance are
Seth Butler. chairman: II. McPhee, c.
j. Nlcolai and T. Buckman. q
Mt and Mrs. A1yer Jacobs OF Mil
Valley wiz pass the winter in this
city and have taken apartments at 1867
Haight street
A surprise party was given for Miss
Gladys Smith last Saturday evening by
her brothers, Harold and Lionel Smith.
Among the guests invited'to the party
We're.
Miss Alice Reddy Theodore Malott
Miss Loretta Hennessy George Higgins
Miss Hazel McSwaln Steve Aquerro
NiSs&rcne Henncssy Hubert Cocbrane
Miss Alvce TevIor John McMurry
Miss Clementine Borde- James Allan
nave Reginald Mvles
Miss Grace Barnes
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HASTY MARRIAGE LASTS
LESS THAN A MONTH
j. II. Burkhart Granted Inter
lOCutOry Decree of Divorce
[Spccial Dispatch 10 Tie Cali

SAN JOSE, Nov. ia hasty we'd
ding less than a month ago in Oakland
is repented by }. II. Burkhart, a
wealthy young contractor of this city.
who acknowl edged in court yesterday
that he had made poor drawing in the
matrimonial game. He recounted many
acts Of cruelty by his bride. He met
with an accident, which started a fire
In their bedroom shortly. after the
ceremony. he said. The bed aught fire.
and his wife accused him Of attempt
ing 10 kin her by burning down the
house. shortly afterward Mrs. Burk-
hart fed He does not know where she
is. and says he does not care. He was
granted an interlocutory decree.
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GOVERNORS ASKED TO
MEET IN KENTUCKY
[Snecial Dispctcb 10 The CaHl

FRANKFORT, Ky. Nov. ia let
ter addressed to Governor James n
Gillett of California and another ad-
dressed to Governor elect Hiram John
son have been sent out of Frankfort
inviting them to be present at the big
conference of governors of all the
states in Louisville, KY, the last of
this month and the first of next month.
All governors are invited to the con
ference, which will discuss important
matters, including uniform marriage
and divorce laws.
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Our Christmas Engraving
Is Done by Experts

We do not allow apprentices
or unskilled hands to do our
Christmas engraving. This work
is done with as much care as at
any other season of the year.
sILvERwARE AND CUT GLASS
DEPARTMENTS UNDER THE
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF
j. e. BIR INCH AM
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Selections made now for
Christmas season will be reserved
without deposit until purchaser
desires delivery of same
MAIL AND EXPRESS ORDERS
Executed Same Day az Received
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SILVER NOVELTIES

Lapel Watch Chains
Pocket Electric Lights
Briar Wood Pipes
Pipe Cleaners
Automobile Match Boxes
Fraternity Card Cases
Smokers Sets
Cigar Jars
Tobacco Jars
Pocket Fruit Knives
Cigarette Paper Cases
Reading Glasses
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GOLD JEwELRY


Full Dress Studs
Full Dress Cu6 Buttons
Scarf Pins
Watch Fobs
Watch Chains
Double Watch Chains
Platinum Watch Chains
Collar Buttons
Outing Sleeve Links
Outing Shirt Buttons
Watch Chain Charms
Masonic Charms
Fraternity Charms
Lapel Buttons
Lapel Watch Chains
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GOLD AND DIAMOND JEwELRY

Neck Chains
Amethyst Bead
Necklaces
Coral Bead Necklaces
Topaz Bead Necklaces
Lapis Bead Necklaces
Gold Bead Necklaces
Pearl Bead Necklaces
Sapphire and Platinum
Necks
Pearl and Diamond
Necks
Banquet Rings
Princess Rings
Cluster Rings
Opal. Turquoise.
Ruby. Coral.
Diamond, Sapphire.
MsrquiSe Rings
ChatelaineS
Lip Stick Holder
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Monogram FObs
Signet Rings
Signet Watch Fobs
Cravat Holders
American Watches
Swiss Watches
Thin Model Watches
Cigar Cutters
Match Safes
Cigarette Cases
Card Cases
Gold MID. Wallets
Gold Mid. Purses
Gold Mid. Card
Cases
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HANDKERCF1IEFS FOR WOMEN
PLAIN OR cRossBAR SHEER LINEN HAND EMBROIDERED
INITIAL, ST BOX OF SIX
DONEGAL HAND EMBROIDERED ON SHEER LINEN, e FOR 81
ALL AROUND EMBROIDERY ON SHEER LINEN, LACE EDGE
25c EACH
REAL ARMENIAN LACE ON SHEER LINEN
ESQ, soc, 75c, ST EACH
CONVENT, sUNsPlN,- AMRIswYL, DONEGAL, DUNLUcE OR
ARDENNEs HAND EMBROIDERED CORNER OR WITH
HAND EMBROIDERED INITIALS ON SHEER
LINEN SHAMROCK LAWN
25c EACH
CONVENT HAND EMBROIDERED INITIAL ON SHEER LINEN
-. FOR 81
DONEGAL HAND EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS; BOX OF
THREE DIFFERENT PATTERNS, ST
THE SEASONS LATEST CoLoRED NOVELTIES SHEER LINEN
OR SHAMROCK LAWN. 25c, soc, ST
REAL MADEIRA HAND EMBROIDERED ON SHEER LINEN
SOC, 65c, AND ST EACH
STITCHED WITH HAND EMBROIDERED INITIAL, SOC EACH
SHEER LINEN OR SHAMROCK LAWN; DONEGAL HAND
EMBROIDERY IN FOUR CORNERS. SOC EACH
sUNsPUN. SWISS OR DONEGAL HAND EMBROIDERED
CORNERS; HAND HEMsTTCHED SOC EACH
EXTENSIVE VARIETY GLOVE HANDKERCHIEFs, SWISS.
MADEIRA AND FRENCH EMBROIDERY
25c, 35c, soc, ST
REAL VAL LACE EDGE ON SHEER FRENCH LINEN ST so EA
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF REAL LACE AND FINE HAND
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs FROM S1.5O TO $40
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Cravat Holders
Cigar Cutters
Pocket Knives
Pocket Pencils
Pocket Nail Files
Pocket Scissors
Pocket Match Safes
Pocket Cigarette Cases
Pocket Card Cases
Pocket Cigar Cases
Pocket stamp Cases
Key Rings
Key Chains
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Gifts for Men and Boys
TOILET SILVER

TOILET SILVER
Military Brushes Talcum Bottles
Cloth Brushes Gfllett RaZors
Hat Brushes Cologne Bottles
Shaving Brushes Bay Rum Bottles
Shaving Cups Ring Mirrors
Shaving Soap Boxes Ebony Toilet Sets
Shaving Sets Travelling Toilet Sets
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TABLE SILVER

Teaspoons C'
Soup Spoons
BOuillon Spoons
A. d. Coffee Spoons
Orange Spoons
Salt Spoons n
Sherbet Spoons
Berry Spoons
Preserve Spoons
Jelly Spoons
Pea Spoons Ci
Ice Spoons
Bonb0n Spoons
Olive Spoons
Salad Sets
Fish Sets ICi
Pie Servers {
Cake Servers
Asparagus Servers
Tomato Servers
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Lavalliers
Brooches
Bar Pins
Necklaces
Beauty Pins
Bsrrettes
Back Combs
Buckles
Bracelets
Lockets
Lorgnettes
Pendants
Lace Pins
Hat Pins
Veil Pins
Collarettes
Shirt Waist Rings
Rosaries
CrucidxeS
Crosses
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TRAVELLING ARTICLES

Travelling COlogues COllapsible Cups
Tooth Brush Bottles BOdkiu Sets
Tooth Powder Bottles Thin Cloth Brushes
Talcum Boxes Thin Velvet Brushes
Soap Boxes Thin Hair Brushes
Salts Bottles Thin Combs
Scissors Sets Flasks
Sewing Cases Travelling Clocks
Jewel Cases Hair Pin Boxes
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| Cucumber Servers
Oyster Forks
Salad FORKS
Pastry Forks
Fish Forks
Dessert Forks
Dinner Forks
Holl0ware
Fern Dishes
Csndlesticks
Candlelabras
Comports
CasserOles
Cake Plates
Sandwich Dishes
Casters
Sauce Bottle Holders
RamikiBS
Baking Dishes
Flower Vases
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I Theodore Afallott
( George Higgins
Steve AQuerro
/ Hilbert COcbraDe
Z John AfcMurry
( james Allan
Reginald Aiyles
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Miss Alice Reddv
Miss Loretta Hennessy
Miss Eazel AfcSwain
AfiSsNrcne Hennessy
Miss Alvce Tarior
Miss Clementine Borde
nave
Miss Grace Barnes
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Hand Mirrors
Hair Brushes
Cloth Brushes
Velvet Brushes
Bonnet Brushes
Whisk Broems
Combs
Powder Boxes
Cold Cream Jars
Rouge Jars
Pin Cushions
Jewel Boxes
Cologne Bottles
Talcum Bottles
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Mush Sets NeekchainS
Silver Cups Loekets
Napkin Rings Rings
Feeding spoons Birth Month spoons
Bib Holders StoTk spoons
Rattles Pap Spoons
Dress Buttons Knife. FORK and
Dress Pins Spoon Sets
Hair Brushes Talcum Bottles
Combs Soap Boxes
Gold Feeding Spoons Pin Boxes
Photo Frames Pin Cushions
Safety Pins
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Cut Glass-Marble Statnary
Complete Christmas ASSOrtmentS

Tooth Powder Bottles
Tooth Brush Bottles
Smelling Salts Bottles
Nall POlishers
Nail Brushes
Nall Files
Nail Scissors
Cuticle Scissors
Cutiele Knives
lWeezerS
shoe Horns
Shoe Hooks
Curling FonSs
Glove Stretchers
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Mr. and Mrs NJ Greenberg announce
the bar mitzvsh OF their son Alvin,
2 { the Temple Emann Ell Saturday,
November 10
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-22
Successful Entertainment.

The fair last Saturday at the Lewis
burg school, Of which Miss Elise War
telle is principal, was a success in
every respect and a total of $35 was
cleared above all expenses. The pro-
ceeds Of this entertainment will be
used to build a fence around the
school house.
Miss Wartelle desires to thank the
good people If L~ewisburg and vici-
nifty for their liberal donations and pa
patronage and especially Messrs. Della
rue, Theo. Dejean, Sidney Carey, JOS
eph Dejean, Rodney Chachere, Isaac
Soileau and Misses Maude Andrus and
Martha LaVergne.
The L~ewisburg school is a grow
ing Institution and under the care of
Miss Wartelle is a great factor for the
uplifting and educating of the youth
Of that section.
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ren," ne continued, still satirically.
And then suddenly his tone changed
his face grew serious.
Women to-day do not seem t.
appreciate that the greatest power
in the world, not supernatural, is il
their hands. They are the custo
dams of the future, the wardens Of
the human race. Has the being Il
whom the greatest of humen missions
has been conided time to waste buy.
ing dresses for lap dogs or wearing
these big extravagant hats and
strange, fashionable gowns?
! am not opposed to the advance.
ment of women in any of the pro-
fessions for which they are fitted.
A woman doctor is a fine thing, but
they tell the other women don't want
them, that they have more confidence
in men. | can't understand that.
One would think every dictate Of
delicscy would compel them to en-
pIoy someone of their own ex.
Women lawyers? | can't say I
think a law court is a place for a
woman. They get such rough hand
ling there. A woman isn't made for
rough handling.
That is why | do not care for this
idea of women in politics, in n of
1905 M
your State Legislatures, for instance,
or as a member Of Parliament. Some
women are very eloquent, very intel
ligent. It's not that woman is unfit,
but that politics is.
The grandest profession for any
woman is caring for a home and
children" added the Primate.
DO you think women are respon-
sible for e~xtravagant liyingw I
asked.
In a measure they are," the Car
dinaI answered, 'but no more SO in
this country than in any other.
Everywhere in the world men
make the MONEY and women spend it.
You, American women enjoy greater
liberty than your sisters anywhere
else. But you don't abuse it. You
can take are of yourselves. It is
all right"
With this unqualified Endorsement
of American women, I said good-by.
Cardinal Logue CALAMITY conducted
me to the front door.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-22
A GOOD POSITION

Can be had by ambitious young
men and ladies' in the field Of wireless
or railway telegraphy. Since the s
hour law became effective, and since
the wireless companies are establish
ing stations throughout the country.
there is a great shortage in tele-
graphers. Positions pay beginners
from $40 to $50 per menth, with
good chance of advancement. The
National Telegraph Institute operates
six official Institutes in America.
under supervision of railroad and
wireless afieiais, and places allgrad-
ualrs into positions. 1t viii pay you
to writ' them for full details at Mem
pills. Tenn, " Columbia, S. C.
sept 10 st.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-22
LIFE SENTENCE WORSE
Than DEATH, DE-
CLARES JUDGE.

Chicago, Oct. 14.-Life imprison.
ment in the ~penitentiafy was declared
by Judge Marcus Kavanaugh Yester-
day to be a more terrible punishment
than hanging. The jurist, in a re-
markable opinion handed down in
sentencing Joseph Welcome to life
Imprisonment for murder, contrasted
death with the tortured soul of a
life convict in his solitary cell, and
told the prisoner that it is not cor
rect to regard the death penalty as
the most severe punishment that can
be inflicted.
Welcome pleaded guilty to having
murdered Mrs. Mary Mclean, March
%, 1910, in a boarding house she
conducted. The prisoner changed
his plea from mot guilty after eight
jurors were chosen. It was shown
that he forced his wife 70 become q
white slave" and shot her for re-
fusing to give him money. Mrs. Nc
Lean was shot and killed while at
tempting to save Mrs. Welcome.
m sentencing welcome Judge Ka-
vanaugh said:
Welcome. you committed a terri
BILE crime. Your punishment Is to be
more terrible still.
''The instructive, unreasonlng hor-
ror Of mankind regards the death
sentence as a severe punishment.
This idea is not correct. You are
now to receive a steruer punishment.
Your victim died but once. Yon will
die a hundred times; you will suffer
more the day you put % your prison
clothes than she did u her death,
After that there will be only the.
hopeless, painful years from day to
day, from month 10 month, stretch
ing out forever and in agony.
''In four or five years the eternal
solitude and silence will begin to
crush in upon you like % IRON weight.
You hear that street car bell ringing
in the street as it passes nov! Lou
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CONSTITUTIONAL
Continued from page y

reverse numerical. order, and ehs measures
ss1.,ti fsslay e !. hSnd5o!s.Es sSsssaE 81 =
f. iF.s s9s City Of New Orleans sad ens y1S.
sslxtZ days prior % ths az q WHICH '' &c
and discrimination Of said 6ondss; and and Il sd
nonos are not presented for payment &c such
slp %. then in.tshe interest shall cease thereon.
worlds Panama Exposition Company shall
nos IN any manner affect the validity of tbs
ponds herein authorized to be issued by said
corporation or the collection Of the tag iavied
by this constitutional amendment or BY that
proposed by Act No. Two of 1910 as aforc
TINS amendment to the Constitution shall
p.evail over all other provisions of the Con
stltutlon OF the State of Louisiana, as well
~ any proposed amendment TO the Constitu.
tlon 10 pc voted on at the coming election
20 pc held on Tuesday next following the
aIss MONDAY IN November. 1910, which may
qlreetIy or indirectly conflict herewith. and
shan be deemed supplemental to the amend
ment proposed by Act. Nc. Two t2) of the
Assembly of the State of Ionisians fn- 4bs
year 1910, and in case of confict therew;th
tne PROVISIONS Of this amendment shall pre-.
van and TINS amendment shall be in force
and effect only in the event the said PROMISED
amendment submitted for ratification by Aet
n sion " " IL ~ Ct the Acts Of the regular ses.
ratified by the people at the congregational
election to be held on Tuesday next follow.
ing the aTst Monday in November. 1910, and
49, "a 0ACSAbLuR anu TO confer
directly the authority herein granted without
an enabling act of the Legislature.
Section 2. Be it further resolved etc
That the official ballot to be used At the
words: :"
For the proposed amendment to the Con.
stltution OF the State Of Louisiana, author
1ztng an issue Of bonds by the World 9
Panama Exposition Company and the LEVINE
Of a further tax in the City of New OrlesnSS
Al. In further aid of the exposition eeie.
brating the opening of the Panama Canal
and the words, Against the proposed almond.
ment to the Constitution Of the State OF
Louisiana, authorizing an issue of bonds by
the worlds Panama Exposition Companv and
the leyying of q further tax in the CITY ~
New Orleans, all in further aid of the exno.
sitlon celebrating the opening of the Panama
Canal, and eacl elector shall indicate. an
provided in the general election laws Of the
State whether he votes for or against the
proposed amendment.
P. NJ. LAMBREMoSr,
Governor and President Of Inc
Senate.
H. G. DUPRR,
Speaker of the House of Representative
ApproFed: August 10, 1910.
J. Y. SANDERS,
Governor of the State of LOUISIANA.
JOHN T. MICHEL,
Secretary Of State.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-22
WOMAN'S MISSION ABOvF
POLITICS.

New York, Oct. 13,-Cardina
Logue, Primate of all ireland, does
not approve of women in politics, NO,
has he found America a money-mad
nation. These points he made clear
to me at the residence of Monsippor
McCreadY of the Holy Cross Church,
whose guest he is.
A small, bent figure with, never
theless, an unmistakable sturdiness
about if, small, tWinkling Irish ewes.
a manner of extraordinary simplicity
and kindness and a bit Of bropue
which muf1es very keen criticism
with a certain softness--that is the
Primate of all Ireland.
"This is my second visit to your
country" Cardinal Logue explained,
"and | can't say that I've noted in
the conversation of such people as |
have met any undue p%reoccupation
with or reverence for the dollar. But
there's the rush everywhere, the
frightful tension. What else is it
but a dollar chase"
"And you think we care more for
money than any other nstion?' | in
quired.
"You work harder for it. The
French are a very commercial nation,
but the Frenchman expects TO get
rich by p~lodding, by careful saving,
not over night, as fortunes are made
and lost-here in America. | can't
say, though, that I've seen in your
country the same evidence Of extrav-
agant living that exists in London
extreme wealth and extreme poverty,
side by SIDE"
DO your women wear as big hats?
Do they care as little about children
and as much for dogs?" Suddenly
the Cardinal made the accusation a
personal one. do you like dogs%
l said I did-big ones-and a
broad Irish smile acquitted me.
so do | like big ones" the Prim-
ate said, "but l referred to lap dogs,
the kind they have six or eight
dresses for, and fur shoes, every
thing but spectacles-and | believe
they'll be getting them s~pectacles in
London pretty soon. Lap dogs are
not so much less trouble than child
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-22
JUDGEMENT

oPHELIA CHARLES No. 1904. Cfyt1
vs.. District Courf ST
ALBERT LEWIS. Landry Parish, La.
On motion OF attorneys for plaintiff and
on producing due proof In support of plain
tlH1s demand, the law LIT the evidence be-
adjudged and decreed that the default en-.
tered herein. on the 10th day of September,
A.. D., 1910. be now confirmed and made
ment in favor of plaintiff, Ophelia Charles.
ana agafnstdefendant, Albert Lewis, her
husband, decreeing a dissolution of the
community OF acquests n gains heretofore
existing between them, and a Separation Of
properties between the said plaintiff and
the said defendant, costs to be paid by de-
fendant.
Thus done, read and signed in open Court
on this 23d day of September, A. D., 1910.
B. II. PAYY, Jadge.
oct9 4. L. WIGGINS. Denntv CLERK
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WILL NOT STUMP STATE.
GOVsFaOr Sanders Finds No Organized OppO-
SltlOR to Exposition Tax Amendment.

SAbSh ~ AAFS~AAsS@ t0A HNSS8WHa8WNs
Baton Rouge, Oct. 14-With the
calls upon him for missionary work
outside Of the State Of Louisiana in
the interest of the Panama EXPOSE
tion, Governor Sanders will have lit
tie or no opportunity to make a cam
paign ii the State for the Panama
tax amendments.
This week the Governor was in
Chicago, the week before in st.
Louis, and next week he will 90 to
Pittsburg, Pa, in the interest D fNeW
Orleans and Louisiana's claim for
the exposition. He will be in Pitts
burg on October Is.
1t was announced at enc time that
Governor Sanders would make a
campaign for the Panama tax in
Louisiana, but no organized OPPOSE
tioR has developed against the pro-
posed amendments and the Governor
thinks that he can do more good by
work outside Of the State.
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SUCCESSION SALE
ESTATE OF GENEVIEVE DENNIS, widow
of Edmond Benjamin.

No. 1852, Probate Docket. 18th Judicial
District Court, Parish of st. Landry. La.
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By virtue of an order of the Hon. B. H,
Pavy, Judge of the 18th Judicial District
Of ST. Landry. there will be sold at
public auction to the last and highest bid.
der, for cash, by the undersigned datiYe
te~stamentary executor, or any duly quail
fed auctioneer of this parish, at the last
residence of deceased, In Prairie Basse.
about miles from Obelousas, on
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will remember it in after years as the
most exquisite music. It will mean
hurrying crowds that go where they
like and do as they please; it will
mean the greatest of all pleasures
freedom.
You can only dream of it by day
and by night, and your dream will be
torture unspeakable."
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Saturday, Nov. 10, 1910.
NOTICE OF TABi.EAU.
ESTATE OF LUcIEN MIsTRIc.

No. 846I. Probate Docket, District Court
Parish of St. Landry, La.
whereas, Arena Castillo. Administrative
of the above named estate. files her final
tableau Of classification of debts and dis
tribution of funds of said estate, accom-
panied by her petition pFaytug for the
homologatIon of anne;
And whereas, prayer OF said petition has
been granted by an order OF court bearing
date,-
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
all parties interested to make opposition 10
aid tablean to fle same in writing In my
once, within the time required by Law why
the said taDieau should not be h~omologated
and confirmed.
YVES ANDREpONT.
oct15-3t Clerk Of Court.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
DEVILLE & DYEILLE.
VS..
PAUL CASTINADO.

NO. 1908, Sixteenth Judicial District Court.
Parish of st. Landry, Ia.
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Seed Cane for Sale.

About five acres of seed cane for
sale cheap. Also an American mule,
suitable for cane farming. Apply TO
MRS. H. DAVID,
oct 8-tf 0~pelousas, La.
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Saturday, Nov. 19, 1910,

at II O'Clock a. M. the following described
property, belonging TO said estate, to.Wit:
One certain piece of land together with
all the improvements thereon, situated In
the parish Of ST. Landry, at Prairie Basse,
at a distance of about our miles from the
city OF O~pelousas, La, measuring abou
fifteen superficial arpentS more or less.
ounde as follows. to.wit: north by lands
of Emar Carriere. south by lands of Ed
monfa Benjamin, east by land of Henry
Colston and stephen Irwin, and west by
PUBIC road leading from Opelousas to Not
ley's bridge, being a portion of the same
property acquired by the decedent from
Alexandra Sicily who formerly acquired
the same from Joseph Sibille ct ais on Oct.
~, 1883, as per act passed before NJ. Andrus.
Notary Public, and duly recorded in Con.
Eeyance Book Y, No. 2, at page 33s. ss9 in the
Clerks office OF st. Landry parish, La.
one lot OF household goods and furniture.
Terms-Cash.
EDMOND BENJAMIN,
octi5-6t Dative Testamentary Exc sutor.