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THE BALL GAMES
Continued From Page ~

the ground with three two bag
gers and one three sackers to his
credit. Stark caught for our boys
the first game and was right
there all the time, except. Ed
die Smith held down the slab
Monday and before the first inn
ing was over the Elderites dis
covered he was in great form, al
though they connected with his
shoots in a most surprising man.
ner. Campbell was there like q
duck and when a ball slipped his
way. he reached out his extern
sion left and hauled her in camp.
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needs no comment as after the
first inning both teams started to
run, bat, tumble 'em, and LOOK
wise. Conger and Stanek came
rushing to the grounds thinking
someone had moved their merry
go-round. The score Keeper had
to be removed to the hospital.
the home plate was worn Gown
three inches, the game was called
off and the crowd went to town.
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NOTICE vNE TinILIhTlNN.
Department 80 The IWtrri"".
:. Lam. bfIrc at Miles, city. MuN,n a..

i"FiiFil'iI if lHt l|t'fi'|'.
: :. Lane DfArc at Miles, city. Monrn ~.
May n. 1910
Notice is hereby given Tat
Walter |. Maxwell Ct Ekalal2.
Custer County, Montana who On
April IS, 1910 made homestead
entry No. CS2S7 for WIZ NWI-4
SEA NW1-4, Ell SW1-4, VIZ
SEA- SE1-4 SEA-, Sec, II, 7.
3N r. 56E M.P.M, has filed no.
tice Of intention to make final
five year proof to establish to the
land above described before N.
O.. Tracy y. S. Commissioners at
Ekalaka, Montana on the 9th day
of July 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred w. King. Frank Castle
berry, Ace Bartlett. Moreau 3.
Speelman all of Ekalaka, Mont
ana.
a.. KIRClIEIt. Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-07-08
LOCAL ITEMS
ABOUT TOWN

Lost-One black satin coat
with black lace collar, lost in the
BoWery during the 4th. Notify
this Office if found.
$40. reward for anybody that
will find and hold one bald face
steer 4 or 5 years Old branded
E NJ A on left side. Notify w.
Holman, Camp Crook SD. 2t7-S
Eddie Hefrin connected his
auto with a telephone pole going
to Baker Wednesday. evening and
damaged the back left wheel.
The machine is about ten miles
below town awaiting repairs.
Lynn Chuning of Camp Crook
passed through town yesterday in
his auto on his way to Baker. He
was accompanied by Z. S. Divine
and family of Marmarth who
were spending the Fourth in
Crook.
Strayed-One brown saddle
horse with white star in face
BRAIDED with large 1. (bar UNDER
neath)and small 4 under bar, on
left thigh. Ten dollars reward
will be paid for his return to
VIM. Fulton: Tee Dee, Montana.
4t-7-8
F.D.CooN Of Nils City, is in
town this week. MI. Cook is
here for the purpose Of interest
ing the people in these parts in
the Richland Lot proposition Of
Miles City. Some 900 lots are
going to be sold at 1925. each
out Of this addition, payable in
monthly payments. At the end
of the time when all payments
have been received a drawing
will take place to decide who
will get the best lots, and the
property with with the four resi-
dences. Mr.. Cook is the gener-
al selling agent for the CD. Tow
ers Co. and his proposition has
been recommended by the best
citizensi in Mi!esa and Custer Coun-
ty. Already several Etalaka
citizens nave invested in lots in
the new addition.
rna ,7
,.h 1871, L@iI 'l''
t:'o ''i-
81 f.a. D:n;a~ Il Nv
N''~4'''". -'
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Department Of tie Interior.
I. : and Office at Miles City. Montana,
June "a. 1910
Noe IS hereby given that John p. nhalou
Of EAa,aba, Custer County. Montana, who, on
February { 1909 made h,mcstead entry No.
0lG1f n, ". %Wi,, Sec, q. Ne EWlt Section y.
Town nin ! $ Range co Il II. Z. Meridian Ia.
filed notice 9. intention omahe final cen mutation
Proof to establish claim TO ire land above dis
cribed before NJ. O. Tracy United State C'n-
missionor at tkslaNa Montana On the nth day Of
Aurust 1910.
ClAimallt names AS witnesses:
David Gross Of Eha!aKa, Mcntaaa
George +. Woirel Of
John u. Gross Of
FRANKLIN A. kcstorsor Of
a. KINCT:R. Register.
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the creek bunch. Houder also
assisted in the delivery for the
visitors but it only lasted one
inning, because he couldn't locate
the plate. Ryan their first bag
ger and captain, was fully alive
to the situation although his time
was mostly spent in intimidating
the umpire.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-07-08

Clyde Conger played excellent
ball and his one hand catches
We're very classy. Moolick and
Gross, the twirlers for the visi-
tors played a good game all the
time as did also several others of
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a.. KIRClIER. Register.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-24
PRACTICE PRONUNCIATION

lnguist? language
Chinese festivities
Sam
individual
40 so
of the
profound a scholar Chinese
although n
linguistic accomplishments when talked Chinese cultural
of
n smile
japanese school and learned
to
along
knowledge The
be
people with whom coneng and
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C'NEt lCDTC
SsLLl-i\iii.J

Continued Page
of
cupid ALE
such by choice
VINO permits
oFerookS little smoking? Republican
originally started the finally exclusion? The Demo
Gratis OF San Francisco Achi Republican,
repealed Republican be
Andrews
not
baseball teams
insurgency land
Pass him o your laundyman
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-24

Gay qua the VaII
"n'Snheen tell sect the T
mas made motion to adjourn and then
PRESIDENT to report
mat h&eS
gays report from the
mana IN list OF the bills
Until 'le hls
S"' can always make and
!''Sl De out OF order and why Re fix
niles after tools dollar Al zee Quinn
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crowded by the Japs''
al intelgenty Sunday
Not" it," replied. ""why sboold ie''
I'm sure don't know Was anybody arrested for
Violating the Sunday lawf'
sus pinchea japanese taking
ah@ Sunday because claimed that labor Besides
N "rs the batbtub II want to be
4 as and conservative Quinn bathtub Then yo"n never be
What's the inquired subject which
Ra sanitary exciting.
WHAT means nongoose YOU Every
ila catches gets industrious
make much four bits month out Of that That means votes
And the other So suggested.
VI that prohibition vote replied protect the
ignorance people If man bus bottle Of beer he may bottle
ma gets his buys
e get einehed Ny law forbids him sell the Jug to chnaman
Are going back to the legislature next farq., inquired
told you before YOU have ask Lorn Andrews Perhaps he
But tell you one thing if do 90 back n going
ng Pdzefghng think that's vicious crime th" ought to be
Hooked properly shocked and Quinn proceeded to unurdep
H.. lou s he said u while bosiness-No'
h. want divorce Quinn Quinn and started to run
s better of it when nothing happened - Just wanted
climate But you Przefgh
lat. No. know people not Irehgf but" any way
s.. r avn" bad No. didn't have to swim back nome me"
o But I'm down that pzefght business and N gong
stopped Honolulu Breckons won do anything a00"
~ wait until I get legislature again"
nj, fSnd interrupted, hat you or less Of dramatic
aS making specially novelty stunts light comedy
Iraa+ - IL he said Il know Don yon th'lk ous" ,: -
% go near show house hired to pack the plumbing IN
lin, 4 heFO stocking Not don't believe IN that sort "
expensive and there's nothing in it when yon get through "
n4 missionary and don't you forget IT,
wiped mis- face interrupted his flow OF language
'n time Of his conversation against tnofenVe anu
Are you brother jim Quinn asked inpoeent cor don't you
E3Ha out OF the board Of surervors7'' ..,,,
e, nod again This Disguised snort Do look i'
ar h4 DO look it? Are you hired insult me or doR you ,
t say young only member Of this Quinn LAM my
au, aren't like ne. anything "N
III come your the plumbing and tha'
qo+ paying the bill you time . insult any |
Tim II
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m a MALL
The Russians n a
sylabes Johnson
wfict the is
burning desire their with Jap
that be
arbitrary
old 5 as bal his and work. AREA
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PRISONER SLIPS OUT
OF COURT AND RUNS

Bernardino MADEIRA. a Porto Rican.
tried to escape from the police yester-
day morning by walking out of police
court while no one was watching him.
When rearrested in the street by Officer
Apana and taken back to the courtroom.
MADEIRA explained to Judge Andrade
that he walked out because he saw
nearly everybody else i'll the room 40
the same.
MADEIRA had Just been committed to
the circuit court and his bond fixed at
two thousand dollars, when he quietly
walked out The court officers were
busy with other prisoners, and he gave
them the dodge the first time they
turned their faces from him.
MADEIRA and another Porto Rican,
named Cortcs, We're given a preliminary
trial on charge of attempting to kill
a fellow c0untryman near kahuku two
months ago. Their victim is in a hos
pltaI at the present time. Cortes' bond
was the same as MADEIRA S.
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Daisy-Oh, Dolly, [ have had such a
nasty, Spiteful, anonymous letter. Dolly
Whom is it from? Daisy-I don t
know; can you guess? The wicked
creature says l am vain, silly, frivo-
lous, chattering, oyerdressed, empty
headed flirt. Dolly really can I
imagine. dearest; but (refecting) |
think it must be some one who knows
YOU quite well.-Ex.
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WASH t. I'm Eddie
:. NJ. 5. Quinn and
/ don t know vet
whether | m senator
or not. I'm waiting
for Lorrin Andrews
and Buffandeau to
tell me. -
- What are all
the superfiuous mi
tIals for?'' | wanted
TO know, my usual
curiosity and my
habit Of Investigation
getting the better Of
my manners.
- What; the S.
M. S? Don't you
know Why, the first
6. stands for Sun
day
sunday2'
. Sure, Mike. I'm
The originator of the
law that allows the
police to arrest ORR
entails if they try to
make money on Sun
day. -
" Why Orien
tails - l wanted t.
know again with my
usual curiosity,
ITO protect home
Industries, of course
Don I you know thai
] IN a high protec
zionist ~
What g that go
to do with it?'
asked.
Well, the Jap.
and Chinese are tn
only people who vii
work N this countr,
al all. and if we lie
them work seven day
a week instead of onl.
SIX, they II get ric.
too fast, quit work
and the citizen labo
might have to 60 t
work itself withou
the excuse of bein.
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We have some bargain lots
and houses in KaimukI. viii
make easy terms.
Come and see us about them.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-12

To reach home and civilization. he
goes through the same ordeal. and it re
qalres week to recuperate, after which
time he Is ready TO return 4to the lake.
Last Saturday jovial purity from Ed
gard visited Lake Des Allemand. and all
entertain pleasant recollections of tie
outing.
Many ducks were scared and few
fish caught by the party, but this ill luck
did not deter all from enjoying the time
speIt, and preparations are being made
for another such trip.
The repast was made more enjoyable
by the tboughtfulness of Mrs. P. Barre
who had kindly sent a basket of delect-
able cream -putfs, deftly made by her,
and delicious mayonnaise salad re-
ceived with the compliments of Mrs. I.
j. Nage.
With these accessories the feast
was fit for the Gods. and the hungry
guests declared the cook. Mr.. Piacide
Barre, an expert in the culinary line.
Those who composed the party were
Hon. P. Barre. Professor Scallon and
Messrs. o. Oubre, B Jones. Lonis Ro-
drigue. Fernand Webre. Edgard Rodri-
que, Jr. and Eugene Dumez.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-12
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
of the
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
of the
PARISH Of St. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
Thursday Feb 3rd. 1910.


Pursuant to a call of the Chairman,
the Committee met this day at the
Courthouse.
lii the absence of the Chairman, Hon.
Paul Berthelot. the vice Chairman Hon.
W. j. Hart presided, the roll being call
ed, the following members answered to
their names. viz
Messrs. Paul Berthelot proxy to VIM.
J. Hart Augustin Lasseigfie, Eugene
Dumez, A. j. Lacaze. j. L. Poncaire.
&. ID. Lousteau proxy to Emile Laurent,
n. +. Pecquet proxy to Wm. j. Hart,
Emile Laurent, Alfred Songy, George
FL. Tassin. Chas. st. Martin, j j. Refine,
Judge Prentice e. Edrington proxy to
Joseph LeBr,ul, David Richarme, .To-
sephs l.eBrun.
Absent: Z. a. Picou.
The Chairman explained the purpose
III the meeting, which was to make pro-
visions for a democratic primary to elect
ll0lss.4Rsss for the DetHocratic party, for
the offices esf member Of the Legislature
afltiAa member oi Che Police Jury for the
3rd Ward, 1T u special election to be
held on the Sth, day of March, 1910.
On motion of Mr.. Geo H. Tassill, Sec
onded by Mr.. Eugene Uatassx. the fol-
lowing resolutions were o.lered and
unanimouly adopted.
Resolved, by the Democratic Parish
Committee of the Parish of ST John The
Baptist, that Democratic Primary
Election + hereby ordered in the Third
Narsi-of the Parish of ST. John the
baptist, on Tuesday. February Is, 1910,
10 nominate ssafid diaates for a member Of
the Police Jury of tfie Parish of st. john
the Baptist and 10 be voted for Il special
election to be held OH Tuesday, slarcik
the Stil, lyl0
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-12
Out Of Ginger Jar.
Secretary.

The ruler of the roost provideth not
the egg.
Time flies" cries the lover. thine
crawls." means the prisoner.
One can very often cut down his expen-
ses by cutting out his extravaganees.
The man who is always putting his
foot down is pretty sure in time to en-
counter tack.
The "sundries" item in mans person
al account may often cover multitude
of sins.
A boil is the result of humor in the
blood. but few victims see any thing fun
ny about it.
Occasionally We meet with people
who are like some OF the modern bed
steads-all brass.
No matter how many entries there
may be in the race of life, the clock is
right there at the wind up.
1t is odd, isn't it. that in world full
of lost buttons one never by any chance
comes upon lost buttonhoie ?
If you depart while your host still wants you
You're sure of welcome when next you're
that way.
Be wide awake. hustle and make tracks.
but do not, ON any pretext. make muddy
ones on your wife's best carpet.
1t does not necessarily follow that the
one who can indite the most sentimental
valentine will make the best mate.
aAre you the mate p asked the lands
man. as he went aboard the ship. No,
sir, Tn the man that cooks the mate ,
replied the Irish cook.
A man has invented clock that needs
to be wound but once in 10000 years.
Unfortunately, however. one Is apt to
forget in that time where he put the key.
If the wives who are obliged to account
to their husbands for every cent they get.
were to turn the tables by demanding
an audit of the tobacco and beer expen-
ses, things would be different.
From February 4Farm Journal
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-12
Examinations Held.

Mr.. L. d. Perret, post master at Ed
gard. conducted the examinations, Sa+ur-
day. February the 5, 1910, for applicants
for Census Enumerators. The first ex-
animation. only Tor white applicants took
place between 10 a. NJ. ana 2 p. NJ.
The following were the aspirants :
Messrs. b. j. st. Martin. Fernand MONTE,
Lezin f. Perret. II. j Waguespack. Da-
Wis Reynaud, P. j. GAMER, Edward Per-
Illuux and Daniel Chenet.
The second examination. for negroes,
began at p. m. and ended at 6 p. M,
and the only applicant present was Eu-
gene Augustus.
The results of the examinations will
be officially announced later.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-12
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
TwENTY-EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
Succession of Hrs. C0tette Richaud.
fdeceased).
No. l37 (P. ~

WHEREAS, Louise Richaud, wife
of Sylvere Fabre. and the said Sylvere
Fabre have petitioned the Court to be
ppo,nted JOINT administrators of the
Succession of the late Mistress Colette
Richaud. deceased, intestate.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, to show cause, within
seven days, why the prayer of said petit
tioners should not be granted. and why
the description and valuation OF the
property of said succession on Tile III my
Office should not be approved and ho-
mologated.
Witness the Honorable F. f. Ed
rington, Judge, and the seal ofthe
said Court, at the parish of st
John tlei&pptist, aforesaid, on this
3rd day of February A. ID. 1910.
WILLIAM j. HART.
Clerk of Court.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-12

Be it further resolved by the Demo-
cratic Parish Commitsee ofthe Parish OF
st. John the Baptist that an assessment
of S5.a6 Is hereby levied on all candid
ates for Police Juror to be voted for in
the Third Ward of the Parish of st.
John the Baptist in the Primary cleo
ton To be held on Tuesday, February
10Th, 1910, which assessment shall ac-
company the application offs such pc, son
desiringsto enter said primary election
aud both To be delivered to the Chair
man oi the Parish Committee of the
Parish of ST. John the Baptist, accord
ing to law.
On motion of Judge J. L. Pancaire,
econded by Mr. Emile Laurent, the
following resolutions were offered and
unanimously adopted.
Resolved, by the Democratic Com
mittee of the Parish of st. John the
Baptist, that a Democratic primary
Election is hereby ordered throughout
the Parish of st. John the Baptist, on
Tuesday, February 18th, 1910, to NOM
iuate candidates for a member of the
House OF Representatives of the State of
Louisiana, and to be voted for at a spe-
ciai election to be held on Tuesday
March the Sth, 1910.
BE it further resolved, by the Demo-
cratic Parish Committee of the Parish
of st. John the Baptist, that an assess
ment of $500 is hereby levied on all
candidates for members of the House of
Representatives to be voted for i'll tt e
Primary election to be held on Tuesday
February 18th, 1910, which assessment
shall accompany the application OF each
person desiring to enter said primary
election and both to be delivered to the
Chairman of the Parish Committee of
the Parish of st. John the Baptist, ae-
cording 10 law.
On motion of Mr.. George H. Tassin
seconded by Mr. Emile Laurent, and
carried, the meeting adjourned tomeet
at the Courthouse, on the l4th day of
February 1910, at / o'elock A. Nj.
j. j. REM +,
secretary.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-12
The Creole Girl.

/. There are girls and girls. but the gen.
uine, good natured, kind hearted and
honest Creole girl Is the best of all.
shall give them two classifications,
according to my idea, and you may take
your .r.noice.
.Tac e is the fascinating girl of the
s r.. set. She can draw. sing, play and
"a. Her gowns are the fashion of the
,ute, her teas, dinners and parties are
b smartest and she is the most attract
girl of her set. She would not be seen
wheeling baby carriage, but she would
be driven by servants through the streets
with her pet poodle beside her. She finds,
among her con1uests, a handsome col
lege graduate. the son of a prominent
family The result is the most elaborate
function of the season. Then, nine cases
out OF ten, follows unhappiness.
Then, there is the one, which to me is
the typical Creole Girl. She is able to
speak her own French language with
ease and fiuency. Probably she can sing,
dance or play if so. these are to her
advantage. But, above all. she Is well
versed in the art of cookery, mending
aud sewing. also the care of children.
She wears those frocks and hats which
most become her. She entertains, not
because her friends have entertained her.
but because she enjoys their company
and to give them pleasure. She marries
for love and love only. She is CON-
panion to her husband She is not ex-
travagant, but lives within their means.
She does not run her husband into debt
Her children are taught her same virtues
and the result is the best and most con-
genial of Home Sweet Homes
r. E. B.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-12
Proceedings Of the
Board of School Directors
Of the Parish of St. John the Baptist

Edgard, La, February 3rd, 1910.
The Board met this day with all memb-
ers present.
Moved by Mr.. Abadie and seconded
by Mr.. Gendron, and carried, that the
minutes of last meeting be adopted as
read
Mr.. E. A. Leger after qualifying as
a member of the school Board from the
End ward. was received as member of
the Board.
Moved by Mr.. Cassagne and seconded
by Nr.Ieger aud carried that the new
additional Bond Of the superintendent
be accepted and recorded with the Clerk
of Court.
Moved. by Mr.. Gendron and seconded
bv Mr.. Abatlie and carried that the Board
bear the expenses in the organization of
the Bows Corn Club for this parish.
Moved by Mr.. Cassagne and seconded
by MIR. Richarme and carried that the
superintendent be authorized and en-
powered to purchase mlmeograph or
duplicator for Office work.
Moved by Mr.. Richarme and seconded
by Mr.. Gendron and carried that sundry
bills be approved and paid
Moved by Mr.. Richarme and seconded
by Mr.. Abadie and carried that the petl
ton of colored citizens from the third
and second wards asking for an addition
al school, be tabled for further consider
alton.
There being no further business, it
was moved by Mr.. Richarme and second
ed by Mr.. Gendron and carried that the
meeting adjenEn.-
CHAS. ST. MARTIN,
President
A true copy:
A. C. BERNARD,
Secretary.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-02-12
Saturday the 18th day Of March. 1910,
at Eleven O'clock A. NJ,

the following described lands To wit
10. certain rtct vi iaad, situat, q IN this
parish 1f st John the Baptist, on ne right
badk of the Mississippi river. mrasurins one
arpent aud Que fourth of one arpeu, more or
less fru | To the said slyer by drptn oi 81 ty
arpents, moIe or less, f5r the lower one, fn rIh
arpc t. and of Forty We arpe tss more or less
or the other peut. between ct.sl.g NUS,
said tract vi latih Duunded .,DoNe by IA pro-
perty Of Mes MatnIeuA aud opLlade Ro-
ber., and by i tr ct OF Ian,,, or iofueriy
belonging To Nareein Ere re, t1se ntr wltn
all the buildings and ill improvements, thereon
ana theieuuuv Deul IIug.
20. Another tract OF tss d, atso situated IN
this ylish the II ght anh of the AIg Sis Ippl
river, measuring Two arp MS, tstJrs .ess,
front said ,lver, by nit. dfpents nore or
less, III deptn, between Z osIng lines, boaHded
on the upper Ilue by the pr"p + Y uI Mrs.
! haophile DulreIx. aad the iiAe,
by II ct of I.u,i. aow torlnetly oe euglag
TO the hel sot tie late i-udger Ncpre, together
with ali tie buildings and improvements
thereon, aud tn reunto belonging or in any
Wise ap. .'ertl ulug.
30. Another tract of Land. situated IN
this arish OF 81. JON tue lptIst, on tils-r gnL
bank of the siIssissIppl iiver. ne.tau rIsls three
stslants front 10 ,.Ic sal rIget ny forty ar
pents iu depth, between c..islllg lInsS, Duu d.
ed Oh he upper iIne Oy d tract ut ianu de-
pen Ing upon til succession ot tlie .ate y ina
Mercy anu ua the iuWef line ny tile pfs+peity
of Wa. Iaslinif ernard Meric4 together with
all the buildings lmpfo ementa thereon
and tneleuntu peionSlug.
40. oeven auiss. Il varts- %. Lot
Agricultural anp.e,uenls. 10. Lot OF Fur
niIure. etc.
TERMS: CASH On The SPor.
Sheriff's Utice Paris of ST John the s,aplist
tnIs 4nd uay OF February, a ID. 1910.
PAIN BE.a Til EI.1f
Sheriff