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State Tax Sale ( .I .. •Ia:: Immovable Property : ,I. Al.; (l"' LOUISIANA I ),linqucnt Tax D)ebtor n t PARIISII OF ST. MARTIN. IBy ertue of the authority vested inI1 ime by the ('contitutiou and Laws of Lou- , isia;a,. I will sell at the principal front a door of the C.ourt house in which Dis trict ('ourt of said Parish is held within s1 legal hIeurs for Judicial Sales beginning at Eleven o'clock A. M. on Vf Saturday, the 2nd day of June .91 I QOO, ,e( 1Q0 andi routinuilg on each succeeded day until said sales are completed all Immo vable property on which said Taxes now due to the State of Louisiana and Parish H of St. Martin to enforce the collection of 41 Taxes assessed for the year 1899 together Pa with interest thereon from the 31st day H of Deceumber of the year in which said 12t Taxes were due, at the rate of Two per se cent per mouth until paid and all costs. The name of said delinquent Tax Pay ers, the amount of the Taxes due by I l1 each on the assessment of said year, and rin the immovable assessed to each; to be N offered for sale to-wit: I Amount due , Breaux Bonin & Co., F 6701 acrea sec. 35 T 11 8 R 8 E 36,17 20 Cozine WV. 11. st 1641 acres Sec. 23 T 11 S R 11 9 8,16 T Kelso & Shelburne, 21 400 acres NE 4ofNE See 27 w T 1 S 11 20.40 V John Luc 37 30 acres bounded north by Larou, 10 east Atchafalaya, south by same, west by - 3.35 Bernard Louis IN) acres NW 14 of N E 3 See8 S m 'f 11S Itt 9 10,76 Belanger J. B. w 7211 acres E 4 of sec. 6 T 10 B R 8 soC 8 \, sec. t; T1i SRR8E of N' of W 4 andNEf see5T fe 10 S It x E 36,72 ac Latiolais Wid. Anatole at 13 acres north & east by Gultro south and west by Patin 1.10 b Kidder Wm. of 201 acres north & east Roger, south T & west Rogers 5,00 a' 1(51 acres north Kennison, east Do mee. south same west same 9,60 Edward Jacques 12 acres north by Nichols,' east Dwyer. 'outh Alexandre, west Dautreuil 2,66 Landry Alcide 40 acres north Moore, east Raonl, c south and west Narcisse 10,80 g Turpot Michel Estate of r' 20 acres un rthl Levert. east Dugas, south Iberia, west same 1,28 Pierre Joseph c 42 acres north Pierre. east & south, and west same 9,29 S Pierre Jean 21 acres north ('ormiier, east Pierre, soulth Tfhih,odc,eau,: west Mlartin 8,16 Linder Isidore ;2; acres north Ieclocnet, east Brous slardl, south Tnteld.aux, west Ar cenealxe 4.88 NON IREKSIDENT. i Carlin & Nwellve 18i se acres f see 'c9 t ! lr 9 8.16 Carlin Louis 284,i e of sw 4 sec 9 tler 9 s sw I-Ieof'w l-4sec20 tIsrO n e I- I sec 21t t sr 9 14,28 Duclcriter L-Inlma 210 a e ' . ofI thle following half of sec :;I 1 1l ir 7 atld w - of s'e :31 c 10 c r 8 15,81 I)ult'rit r Frederick 4216 acrer , ,f thee following e j of se e;;eT 0ls r 7 w " of ,,r 31 t 10 s r 8 27,03 )Dugas i'hloi I) 80, cf , w 1-l sec-t rlls9 4,08 Dwight Edmond 36 acresfr;ccs w I- t 14sr1 e 1.94 Fisher I)anicel Rep. 75 acres w 1of frac n e 1 4 see 8 tillsrt le 3,96 (;arrt-t J,,sltua \A. 142 frac' nw I-I acid s ! e 1 .4 ec 26 t 13Mr f2 7,19 (jonsoulin 1\dolphe 43 acres s I-4 of Ice 1-4 sec3t 10 r src, 2,11 Vautihn & Williams 173 a'cr' n w 1- sec 32 t 10 e r 8s 10,8 n w 1-I an, w I;o a sw 1-4 seca t los r 8 I . of w 1 1l and nw 1-4 of I ano 1 1-I ofse - 1 ee 1 t 10 sr8 21,48 I w , I a ure., s ., o4f n w of n e 1-4 ,of see I aul w l-4 ofs e 1-4 n see 17t 13 s r 12 g se- I of n .1I seec 18lt 13sr 1214.28 Voorhi(s 1). \V. e io acdes undivided half of s w 1-4 -e 331 t Ils r r 4,08 lIabin C. S. 135 acres undivided o of 270 n Ge rardl. Pock, s Gerard, w Lake 4,80 SHebert Arthur of 41 acres n Iliejau, e and w Use, w Pr Pathi 9,34 ty Howcott W. 11. g Id 120 acres s 1-2 of n e 1-4 w 1-4 of s e 14 see 4 t 14 r 12 6,12 y: Guidry Joseph Co d by I lot n Ilamilton, e Neveux, s Fau ad ries, w Ashford ,28 e be Narcisse P'ierre I lot n Hamilton, e Beneit. a Rochon, t e w Clark 1,57 s Fournet Mrs. Michel t ,17 20 acres n Fournet, e a s road, w t Strlly 8,38 f .14 Tally Stinville 2 acres n Gabriel. e Cormier, a same, w Michel 3,44 .40 Vaughn Hazard 370 acres n I-2 of w I-4 se 34 t 0 s r 9 se -4 sec 33 t 10s r9 ,35 Lot 5 sec 35 t lsr r 9 18,87 I On said day of sale I will sell such l portions of said property as each debtor may point out, anl in case the debtor )ill not point out sufficient property, will at once and without further delay, sell tlhe least quaIttity of said property of any debtor which any bidder will buy for the amount of the Taxes, Interest 1,72 and Costs due by said Tax Debtor; The sale will he withont appraisement for Cash. in legal tender Money of the Uni ted States; anil the property sold shall be redeemable at anly time for the space of one year by paying the price given Twenty per cent and costs and penalty a,00 added. Sheriff's office this 24 day of April 1900. ),60 1). REES, Sheriff. Notice to Mortgage Creditors. Sheriff's office, Parish of St. Martin. 2,66 In accordance with see. 63 of act 85 of 1488 the attention of all mortgage creditors interested in any of the fore [,8( going described property is hereby di rected to the above publication and No tice of Sale of delinquent. 1,28 D. REES. Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SAi.E. 9, State of Louisiana, Parish of St. Martin, 19th Judicial District Court, 8,16 No. 9553. ST. MARIN'S OIl. W tORKS LIMITED, L. II. IIERNARD, 4.88 . v virtue of a writ of seizure anil sale issled in tihe above enltitled atd nttum bered suit alll to) me dlirectedl by the Hlon. l41h .udh'dcil Iistriet Court in and 8,16 for the l'ari'h of St. Martin, dated May 23rd, 1!55. I have seized and will pro ceed to 5sell at public auction to the last aniid highest hilter ;at the Court House 4,28 door in the town of St. Martinvtlle be tween the Ilgal Ihours on Saturtday, July 7tl!, 1900oo, the following dlescriled property to-wit: 15,81 A certain tract of laud situated in the Parish of St. Martin, Louisiana. located at teko station, on thle extension of the St. Martin Railroad to Arnaudville said land ltmeasuriung one and three quarter S (1 3-4) of an arpent in superficial area, boulnded north, south and east by land 4,08 of J. S. Broussard and west by Road, together with the land all the buildings and improvelmeits thereon viz: Store, cotton gin, cotton prees, and all the machinery and accessories to said cotton gill alld press and all the 3,l5 buillings on said land. Sold to sati-fy ajaid above mentioned writ. Terms and codidtllions {'1SII. Sheritf's otice this 211d lay of Juiine 190. II. REES, Sheriff. 2,11 i E SURE you gI what you want WIh when vot ask fr lh,,4d'' Sarsaps 81rilla. I'ne lualledin eiti I ales.ures. There's no substitute for HOOD'S. B BICYCLE FOR RENT, BICYCLE REPAIRED. C mm..mm .mmm. Y I am agent for several stan dard Bicycle Houses, so if you need a New or Second hand bicycle, I can save you money by buying with me. E Laizaire Bienvenu. --Our people are expecting a stu great deal from the new Town the Council, they expect water works, and electric light and a side walk or- the dinance. The water work and The electric light will necessitate the tioi emision of bonds, and the'issue of up, bonds must be by the request of Loi the people to the council who then rig submit the matter to a vote of the wh tax payers. Now is the time to lati talk about these improvements sta and to do a little acting too. Talk j is good, but action is better. ser Ste A severe sprain will usually disable ('Xt the injured person for three or four exi weeks. Many cases have occurred, how- ma ever, in which a cure has been effected ho in lees than one week by applying Cham berlain's Pain Balm. For sale by T. J. Labbe. ant ____ to -The public schools will close pal on the 7th inst, and we trust that dei when they will re-open, it will be po under a new and better manage- thi ment, as we are expected to have ins a new'board of School directors be who will be desposed to give a DE little more of their attention to ste school affairs. The outgoing wi board, in our estimation was a lot complete failure, as our schools have lowered instead of increased qu their standard. This high school Ph here in St. Martinville, which to should be a first class school, is rel certainly not what it ought to be, hil and an entire change in the sys- ga temr should be inaugurated. The cee new school board should employ St only male teachers to teach boys, LI and lady teachers for the girls, vii and in this high school (which is pr high only in name and building) th a complete change should be hc made, we should have the very F< best professors, only graduates ea from the normal schocls, strict do dicipline, and seperate schools for of boys and girls. H ill Unnecc(ssary Lost of Time. S1 at e Mr. 1'. S. VI hwelon. Cashier of the First - National Bank of Winterset, Iowa, in a e recent letter gives some experience with d a carpenter in his employ, that will be cc Y of value to the mechanies. He says: "I it - had a carpentor working for me who 4 it was obliged to stop work for several days e on account of being troubled with diarr hoea. I mentioned to him that I had been similarly troubled and that Chamin - tl herlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea A L: Itemedy had cured me. He bought a I e bottle of it from the druggist here and d informed me that one dose cured him, e andl he is again at hiq work." For sale a l by T. J. Labbe. rt --- --- - b a, The Caucus and the Candi- f, dates for Senator. Time,-lDemocrat. The Democratic legislative can d cue yesterday unanimously nomi t natdl Messrs. MlcEnery and Fos Iter for United States Senators. "d Both of the gentletmen appeared b'f ,rnr the ca' usllj and gave their views on the leading questions of ethe day -- a.s was only right and proper. In Mississippi and in t otler Sltates where Democratic methelts pr,\ail to the fullest ex tent, thet (andldates for Senator stump the entire State, giving their views on all national issues and answering all questions that the voters may choose to ask them. There are so many public ques tions that have recently sprung up, vitally affecting the people of Louisiana, that the latter have a right to know just how the men who they send through the Legis lature to the United States Senate stand. As Mr. McEnery has already served one term in the United States Senate, he might have been excused on the ground that he had expressed himself in the clearest manner possibile by his votes. He, however, declined to make this plea, appeared before the caucus and stated his views concisely as to the financial, tariff, trust, ex pansion and other questions. Ho declared himself an earnest sup porter of 16 to 1, an opponent of the trusts and of imperialism; but insisted that the tariff could not be made a dividing issue in the Democracy, as'many of the most stalwart Democrats had believed with him in the protection of their local industries and interests. Gov. Foster went over these questions also, and with his ex planation last night it is difficult to understand why he has hitherto refused the opportunities offered him to state his sentiments. He gave some explanation of the ne cessity of keeping national and State issues separate and apart in Louisiana, but the Governor's views are so in accord with the prevailing sentiment of the State that there could be no reason for holding them in reserve. Gov. Foster admits that he is not an earnest supporter of the 14; to I doctrine, but yields to the decision of the Democracy in this matter. He declares also that he favors the popularelectiou of the United States Senators, as also does Sen ator McEnery. The latter declar ed his position on the election of I Senators some time ago, and we e cannot see why Gov. Foster, who, l it now appears, share these views, ° did not express his own views on the subject at the saumo time. As the sentiments expressed by - the two Senators are in accord s with the present doctrine of the a Democratic party, the caucus no minated them, and as the caucus e and the Legislature are identical. Messrs. McEnery and Eoster will be to.day elected Senators, the former to begin his new term in 1903, the latter to fnter the Se nate in March, 1901. d b'iouunt, ·ik a c he, jaundie, nalei~ I ic tin, etc. They are in n vtluab l to iprvetnt a cold or I rtiak up a C fer \';ld. cnlt!e. certain, they ar,, worthy your , id,.n,,, Purely v.ert:able, they canl be taken Iby chihlr,.n or delicate women. Prie, T-.. at all: edw dle iealers or by ma i [ fC. I. HooD &e Co. Lowell. Mass. Il ,llu y ;il11 Hill r-filllil the l lo1 V ito ally .1'n \\%%i- is tliot stti-lied alfter usilig tWO triud- of the cunttents. This is the beNt reiimedy ini the world for la grippe, tiigh,llh. colds, eroul' allld whoopiing cough atll is plt;tsant ;aniid safe to take. 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