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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

am agent for the Mccormick
Moving Machine. Keep on hand
a complete stock of repairs.
J o. j. BYERLE,
Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

Staple household goods such as
you use in your homes daily are
the items you want. Get them at
the 5 and 10 cent store. NEIL
MCNEIL,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

Since our streets have dried out
the automobiles are moving
around quite lively again.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

We offer to save you money.
We can easily afford it, consider.
ing the low prices we pay for our
goods. NEIL MCNEIL.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

Best gasoline engine oil. Five
gallons, $500. ST. Mary Hard
ware Company.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

There were sixty.two graduates
at the regular term of the State
Normal, and among them we are
gratified to see the name of Miss
Ann Hawkins, of this place.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

Standard Sewing Mach inc at
St. Mar, Hardware Co.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

Mr.. j. D. Broussard moved
Wednesday into his residence on
Anderson street, recently pur-
chased from Mr.. R. D. Etie.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

Best gasoline engine oil. Five
gallons, $500. st. Mary Hard
ware Co.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

Obelisk Flour, few as good
none better. At O'Niell's.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

Pulled Wheat, Pulled Rice and
Toasted Corn Flakes, at O'Niell's.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13
BIOGRAPH The ne. ISsa'
"WHAT THE DAISY SAID"

Fishing parties to the Bay are
very popular these hot days.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

The bargains we give are un-
questionable the biggest to be
found anywhere. MEL MCNEIL.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

Scr E doses "666" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

O'Niell has the first spare ribs
of the season.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

New spare ribs, first Of the sea-
son, at O'Niell's.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

Be sure and take bottle Of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera nd Diar-
rhoea Remedy with you when starting
on your trip this summer. 1t cannot
be obtained on board the trains or
steamers. Changes of water and
climate often cause sudden attacks Of
diarrhoea, and it is best to be prepar-
ed. Sold by all dealers.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

Mr.. Charles F. Borah. of Franklin,
and Mr.. Charles T. Workman, OF
Napoleonville, were here last We'd
nesday on legal business. -Thibodau1
journal.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

S or doses "666" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

Mr.. Florence Boudreaux is in Gov
ington visiting friends.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-08-13

Mr.. Gussie Loustalot who is now
working in New Iberia, spent Sunday
with relatives here.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
Shall We Have a
Baseball Club?

n CohaoS eLa
OF
II is Vi maintain
oneruh
will make Of u townm in
an knOce Al a meeting a
eprdmna yworkad the J. a
ha issued Of
of the
sasonT ku is a
Topeka s
nmef
Il % OF
of repairing h TO in
aaquae eAnss OF
enlargement OF the upt
argrd 70 homes nd
roll
dh til
pt
even the most ~ discourage
rowhwe wished ne u.s. " hand
( yeasba all worked hard andes
the team In o
helped team With tim
The bal las
in
place In the W
received "
associated service 1t to US "
hi p Il
S hi easue pnenca"h h will b I ca be proud
.an thai mkeepLA "A in the first ii o.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
o,ero Reservoir in Court.

Fred A. Sabin, attorney for the
Otero Irrigation District. and J. B.
Craighead. president Of the board Of
directors. were In Buena Vista last
Tuesday. that being the date set for
the hearing OF the application tor .
court decree to permit Of the stor-
ing OF water from Clear Creek In the
Otero reservoir.
A water right from Clear creek
was included with the site OF the
reservoir when IL was purchased by
the Otero Irrigation District. and
the court decree will decide ~ TO
the amount OF water to which the
district is entitled. The argument
for the district was made by Nr,
Sabin. and the people Of Chaffee
county who have been holding indiE.
nation meetings protesting against the
transfer of water from that county
to Otero county, as well as the Ar
kansas Valley Ditch Association were
represented by leading attorneys. II
will probably be thirty days before
a decision Is rendered,
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
Wonderly's New Thsatsr.

Wonderly's New Theater. the per.
manent home of good music and high.
class entertainment, opened In a blaze
OF glory last Tuesday evening. Not.
withstanding the blizzard that ragged
on the outside the little theater play
ed TO capacity houses throughout the
entire evening. which Is as high a
testimonial as Mr.. Wonderly could
expect OF his patrons faith In his
ability TO deliver the goods. There
was a total of 7S6 paid admissions.
and We don't believe there was a
single one OF them that was not
eminently satisfied with the enter.
tainment provided, especially the
music. which was furnished BY an
orchestra Of seven pieces. The NOV
ing pictures are thrown on . canvas
at the rear OF a miniature stage and
1t does not require very great dish,
OF the imagination to make yourself
believe that you are witnessing a
real thespan production. with real
people doing the real thing. The little
theater Is a gem In arrangement. per
feet In ventilation. with ample &c.
oomodations, and II II had been bull,
to order when the building was
erected could not have been impro,
ed upon. New features. and the bes;
In the line OF entertainment procur-
able. will be at the head OF the Won
derly bin OF fare always.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
SNnEhOE ELDALnbhSS

Mr.. Ernest Collins. OF San Francis
co. is the guest Of his uncle. NJ A.
Lee. AT 5i7 San Juan avenue.
Joe Prinster Is making arrange
ments to open his new meat market
in the room vacated by the Electric
Thcater. early next week.
Miss Katherine N. Cook. OF Dem
yer. state superintendent Of public In
struc'ion. was guest Of the Sher-
man House last Wednesday night
A sacred concert will be given at
the Presbyterian church on sabbath
evening. consisting OF vocal s0los.
organ solos and orchestral music
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs Georre @.
Derby. OF Newton. Kan. formerly OF
La Junia. will regret TO learn of he
death OF their infant son. born Feb-
ruary Sth.
J. ]. Brown. chief deputy asses sor.
has leased the residence OF Rev 8.
c. Davis on Smithland avenue. recent.
ly acquived by the latter In trade
with Clyde Larson. OF the Kendall
Dry Goods Company.
Judge Hicks. who represented the
Christian Scientists In the Mcssen-
ger case In the county cour, yester.
day. Is the gentleman who was q
close second In the race for speak.
er OF the cons,ipated seventeenth.
being defeated by Harry l.. Lubers.
OF Las Animas.
Local banks report that there we're
more Santa Fe pay checks and larger
ones last Tuesday than for any month
for a year. Machinists' checks rang.
ed from $40 to $50. and others IN
proportion. The men In the shops are
now working full time. and many Of
them overtime. every day these dsyp.
The II. !. Maxwell home was the
scene Of . little family reunion on
Sunday. when Mrs. Robert CraigheaA
WAS up from Ia Junta and warrsn
Maxwell was down from colorsAo
Springs. TO bid their parents gooA-
bye. Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell and Miss
Ada lef, last Wednesday for a three
months sojourn In Hot Springs. Ark.
r. 4. Rockwell. principal OF The
schools At Manxanols. has been u
town all week visiting his par.uts.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Rockwell. TIE
schools At Mansanola were dismiseel
last Monday morning on account e
The prevalence Of scarlet fever. whieA
4 was thought might become epidsaD-
ic. Oniy two cases have thus ~
Developed.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19

o"Hs ulsT'puldUlt iOOkink SHACK ne
Is pretty sure TO call 1t bungalow.
>
The horse editor OF the yelling.
ton News wrote up the comet He
said 'it is about seventeen hands
high and has a white name and tail"
Local letter carriers who have been
delivering valentines and other pos
tai cards during the past week do not
see how there can be deficit in
postal revenues. They think the
postal cards ought to pay all the de-
partment expenses.
Many a rich man got his start. says
an exchange. clerking In grocery
store at salary OF three dollars a
vented
Now" said the teacher OF class
OF small boys In neighboring town.
what is tho first thing your father
says when he sits down to a mcal7'
go easy on the butter, Kids, for II
is forty cents a pound" replied one
boy.
Harry d. Garwood, Tn remitting the
long green TO revive a deceased sub
scription. parenthetically observes.
For news the great family journal
Is the next best to n visit with John.
ME Fisher. Corbin. Kirk and the ex-
village policeman" Next besig Well.
that's going some. even though II may
not lie quite up to the pace OF Cor
bins manure spreader.
3 i
Will have to have better county com.
missioners-men who can make the
money they spend 20 farther than
IL has been going. Some Colorado
counties are squandcriny from fifty
TO eighty thousand dollars year on
their highways and ride over any
one OF them is the answer.-Field
and Farm. Amen. Good ones OF the
republican persuasion. too-in otero
county. Amen. some more.
=
Miss Jusina Wayne. who is per.
haps the younges, leading lady In
America playing star part this
season. has teen very enthusiastical.
q. Delam.ter and William Norris pro.
duction of George Barr McCutcheon's =
Beverly" Miss Wayne imparts to
the role all the ingenuousness and
girlishness with which she imbued
Claudia. with Cyril Scott. In The
Prince Chap" Beverly viii be
the attraction -, the La Junta The
ater nex, Saturday night. February
18Th.
Only three NOR. automobiles are
needed to make La Junta eligible
TO organize n full fledgcd motor club.
Dodge City and Garden City. with
only half the population OF La Junta
have motor clubs with a membership
Of over 100 l, seems as though II
was about time for La Junia to ae.
quirc the automobile habit l.. y.
Thicts and J. y. Lamb are the lat
est aspirants for eligibility In a motor
club. both having recently acquired
Chalmers. .Dc,roi,s Of the 1910 model
and all the latest frills. The cars
are beauties In appearance. and In
clined TO give some OF us a banker
Ing for things unaiiainablc.
La Junin now has three EXCLUSIVE
land offices. the third having been ~
tablishcd this week by Harry whne
Of Fowler. who Ia representing tbs
International Land and Investment
Company. Of Omaha. Neb. This com
pany is selling lands on the Gull
coast Of rcxas. and runs an excursion
70 that section once q month. Nj
White has bcen . rssidcnt Of Fowler
during Nthe past four yeefs. an1 II
Quits ~ knowa al over 0tssp coua
y. ~ ~ spensA % Gl1Bss y soou'
NJ. Is - ~ ssv MeNssa ~. asd
sspssss - 0svs % L. Juata h u
ssar sstsrs ~ sssatlsA Ab pssna
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1910.
MAN
ABOUT


nent headquarters In this city. The
attention OF our readers is called to
an advertisement OF Mr.. White In
another column OF this issue.
-
All OF the horse and Jack men OF
Otero county have been invited to
come to La Jun,a next Friday and at
tend meeting in the afternoon at
the city hall. for the purpose Of max.
ing arrangements for the greatest
exhibit at the Farmers Fall Festival
In September next ever held In Col
orado. The committee having this
particular exhibit In charge is COM
posed OF X. F. Stubs. W. X. Cart
wright and s. n. Rose.
Rhoady and Benjamin. OF the con
tinuous political monkey show In the
state capital. are at swords points.
Rhoady wants to audit Benjamin's
books. and Benjamin says not on
your tin type. Benjamin says he Is
going TO contest the constitutionality
Of the law passed by the constipated
seventeenth. providing for a public
examiner of the books and accounts
OF all the state and county officials.
BenJamin's long suit In La Junta was
examining the books OF the city OF
La Junta in the hope OF finding some
Junta Benjamin is no, consistent
=
Well. III swear.
Amt got nothing.
Amt had nothing,
Don't want nothing
'Cept you.
amt seen nobody,
Amt had nobody,
Amt loved nobody.
That's true.
But II youll love me.
III love you.
IL you want money. tho.
won't do.
Never had nothing.
Cause amt got nothing
Don't want nothing.
'Cept you.
In a western county OF Kansas the
dead body Of an unknown man was
recently discovered. says the Kansas
city Journal In his pockets they
found 500 In bank notes and a big
revolver.
what about it," asked the limo.
cent one.
You would expect tina, they'd have
used that hundred In finding hiy rel.
auves. or. falling In that. have given
him n decent burial. now. wouldn't
your"
Sure
We'll. they didn't" Is the answer.
They arraigned his dead body before
. justice OF the peace for carrying
concealed weapons and fined him
500. and buried him In the potter's
field"
With his walking outfit. u handcar
TO follow him with food. and his ami
Gus bonus. a red flannel nixhtshirt foI
which exceptional virtues are claimed
Edward Payson Weston. the noted
scptuagcnarian walker. has started
from Los Angeles on a tramp to New
York. lie intends TO arrive In Nc~
York not later than May 18th and. de
ducting Sundays. this win he jus'
ninety days on the road Hut he vii
do his best TO achieve the other sid,
of the continent before the thrcs
months are up and recciv. $500 ,
day for every one under the numbcl
specified. Mr.. Weston reached Lo'
Angeles on the Santa re and will re-
turn over the Santa fe BY foot. Th'
: railroad company will furnish = ANAL
/. tricycle. motor which will carry whA
provisions he may happen to need b.
tween stations. changes Of clothes
: etc. This viii kecp psce with him !
the arms Of two men vho viii operat
doa't get weary trying 70 keel
pace with bis famous hiking lsGs. Al
: tAsss ere no roads tAroxsA Arisoai
- Nsv Nexico. Coaosa1o aa1 ~
u xsaaas. BE- wtu sttsk y ~ tn
o. ~ osat q Os1sses1AaiB0 ~ ~
csSsbsass ~ ssvsaty-ssess1 blssA1aO
] - harce issA. vAIeA y abese ~
:. tiDs ~ - ~ - lus y Il Juasa
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19

Of
best
1t and make L6
It's obi
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19

We have noticed that when man
owns disreputable looking shack he
Is pretty sure TO call 1t bungalow.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19

nent headquarters in this city. The
attention OF our readers is called to
an advertisement OF Mr.. White In
another column OF this issue.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

eo,et;re during the attack Sid Suleyman had Joned
5s force and that the Kad massng his chGiGs st
on each side as if fearing that the guns "oui O'
endangered in this last desParins attack X savage
;tce o,td;d al that had preceded. For one d
he Befbe overrode their dead and dyng sadd
the battery and killing the men VINO tb thunderous
IT. ra le ts of caIs regulars thrown forward into the
thick of the fight.
81 6d Gnnd heen nms9 9pmv deendng while around him lay
dead or wounded men and the battle was t[m~ in
in rout Buhammei's forces were tbn Sntan's
wild, almost hopeless fight pursued Oy %"
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JUNE 10. 1910

troops front of them split two wings which, if
pivoed the machine guns, fell back to line with
them In front unimpeded view, strip of
almost naked yellow plain and rushing down toward
Them If to carry everything with sweep the Berber
horsenlen brandishing their firing at will in
their direction
FOR an instant the American shuddered he thought
of the reception awaiting this reckless charge and
pIt1ed the ignorance OF those of the mountain rush.
ing down range of the machine guns The Captain of
the battery at his side standing enSed to leap
forward and his lips drawn back into savage wolf
iSh snarl. Behind him. in the well known of the
kaid, he heard a sharp command in Arabic, Now
frei" The whole battery eaped into action like many
fuT1eS bent numbering everything within sight. Am
munitOn carriers bringing forward and heapng
the ground the long belts of cartridges which to
feed the hopperS of the deadly little monsters There
gathering crash which seemed continuously
swell in volume, and the fumes OF the smokeess pow
der became aCrid.
Out in front the white line melted as if moved down
by the hand of the Prophet himself and others charging
forward piled themselves up that horrible wall of
dead and diving Suddenly the American that
the two wings Of their army had been thrown for
ward like a crescent whose horns doubled out to
embrace the enemy. The crash of heavier artillery had
opened up behind and shells went screaming their
heads to be answered by the return fire OF Buhamme1S
machine guns, and more they were facing the open
plain down which the Berbers again charging
them with valor undiminshed, and determined to cap
ture those new and strange weapons. IhS time they
forced themselves forward until time and again the
guns had be moved avoid those who had dropped
almost before their wicked muZzleS Man after man OF
the battery had been killed. The Captain had fallen
almost at Dicks side and of the guns had been
smashed by she'll
fresh Onrl1sh was coming and for an instant the bat
terv danger Dick, regardless OF consequences,
had taken command and rallyng those around him.
As he ran behind of the guns he discovered that at
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

troops One gunner dazed started his gun into action
again shooting friend and foe alike, before Dick could
drag him away.
Over the whole stretch of plain, as far as the eye
could see a merciess display of barbaric
Here and there groups of the ugtives fought until
rounded. The sheepskins had out and
thrown the sand their riders dsountng and stand
ing upon them, the MuSsumanS avoWal that there he
would remain until death took him. Slashed shot,
thrust through, the Berbers died by hundreds. All dis
cipline and organization seemed to have been lost.
Everything dsntegrated. The troops the Kaid had
carefully disciplined that rush of victory had for
savage methods of warfare Frenzied by blood and
triumph, they were neither asking giving mercy
and behind them left no living enemy.
Only division of the army stood fast and looking
back toward the Sutans tent Dick discovered that it
still sodly surrounded by wearing the royal
uniform, and could discern sitting well IN advance and
apparently in command white helmeted figure which
he recognized as the Kaid. galloped up behind
him and said in Arabic
His Excellency the Kaid requests that you report
to him at once
He mounted horse the courier had brought and
made haste to obey. Approaching with lutte, to
which the Kaid responded he astOnshed when the
General wheeled his horse and beckoning him to follow
turned back and passed through way opened for them
in the ranks of the troops. They rode squarey up to
esty and met by who Dick later learned,
was the Grand Vzir. Once inside the little inclosure
where all view of the outside cut off, the English
man turned squarely toward him.
"Whitney" he said 'you We got to help me save this
dynasty. begged the Sultan to keep his tent out of
rife range He has paid for his disregard of my advice
He is dead!"
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

read the question in his eyes, "Now that the Sultan
dead" he said 1--WE the logical successor,
Prince Abdulah al Hadiz.
Dick still looked bland. "Wel" he quer.ou, |on
he be named, no matter what do?"
''Be named? Humphi With an active, aggressive
man in a disafected Kingdom. in a crisis like this! No,
of course he wouldn't be named! What We got to do
is to keep the of the Suans death from everyone
We've got to keep it quiet until we can reach Fez and
then in place where am surrounded by soldiers who
will back me up, declare the new Sultan
He stepped closer to the American SO that ne could
speak still lower and said The only can depend
on here are the guardsmen outside OF all the army
beyond there are not thousand men whose support
Continued page IS
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
CHAPTER XXI.

DICK frowned into the Kaids face, surnising by its
- serious expression that the death of the Sultan por
tended more than he, with his limited knowledge of
Moorish affairs, had comprehended. The Engllshman
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-07-01
CLOSE OF CONGRESS
LAWMAKERS COMPLETE wosk
AND WILL NOW ENJOY
SUMNER VACATION.
me President Seems to be Well satis.
'Shed' While Speaker Cannon Saws
Work of Session Was the Best
In Thirty-fve Years.

"ashingtOn.-It vacation TINA %.
congressman. The work Of the g,,,.,.
nfst session was completed short !,
before midnight Saturday, June Ok
"hen Vice-Preside1st Sherman ana
speaker Cannon announced adjourn,
n1ent Jul Il
The senate adjourned sedata,v IN
accordance with tradition, while the
House' as always, was the scene of
gayety. Adjournment came in botb
mouse without anything approaching
tensi1n. The coming campaign caused
rush for home, and MANY congroes-
men departed by trains Saturday
night.
PRESIDENT Taft was plainly elated Al
the success of the administration nro.
sramme, anC, seated in the room not
apart for his use, he chatted geniaiIv
WITH senators and smiled and laughed
Often He had never been seen in
better humor, and exchangd jokes and
greetings with many of his friends,
settling down tn business, PresI.
dent Taft signed all the bills that
came into the room. Every time a
Dill came in he turned to the cabinet
members interested in that particular
measure and inquired Isn't this hin
all right for your"
The wind-up in the house was very
hVeiy More than so per cent of the
members were present.
Democrats, insurgents and regulars
mingled as though general amnesty
mad been declared. The Democrats
showed penchant for campaign talk
and all predicted that the sixty-second
congress would be Democratic.
Speaking of the work of the session
Speaker Cannon said: The present
congress did more and better work
than any other in my thirty five years
CT national service. This work OF leg
islation has been going on quietly and
effectively. Persons looking on from
a distance imagine that this congress
lid nothing hat change its rules.
This is a mistake. It has rarely
happened that a congress enacting a
new tariff law has accomplished much
else save handling the appropriations
for the government. This congress
has revised the tariff without disturb
ing business, and in addition has en-
acted important legislation. It seems
TO me that the work of the sixty-first
congress meets the definition of true
craftsmanship
One billion and seYenty-four mil
lion dollars was appropriated at the
session of congress just closed. if con-
1inuing appropriations are incorpor-
lted in the totals of the general ap
preparation measures.