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FIRST COMMII.V/OIV AT
BO T KOS 1 A' Y CH U RC IL
O» TViurs Iav t'ie ;t'i.. day of
jnvi% a large class of Sixty chil
<t r«jn will m ke theii first commu
tiion at the Lioiy R sary Chut ch
The Reveiei d Parlor has soared
no efforts to m .ke the c retnony »
ve-y impresive one and the d.t> a
'eil feis day for children and
p ire it. He fe is inv.ird a L.rae mini
r of pnrsts to att-m'. amontr
those invited, arc V-ry Reverend
C. Chatnh m, De .n R- ctor 01
J) (iialdsonv lie a-d Reverend
F.ithei T. Slenmans. Rector t H St.
John thtf B ptist foimer pastor of
this Parish
On Sunday Jun- 3 r d., wi'l Dari
the re reat pieparato y to commu
nion the retreat will continue on
Monday. Ttnsd.iy and Wednesday
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On Thursday Jm: 7 1 ' 1 . lh ' Cu ' 1 1
m union Mass w II will he- c c ebrat (
to seven and will walk in p-oce
Sion to tue Church spien lid dec
uted for the occasion
At io A M , there will be the
renewal of HaptismA vows. The
Reveren 1^ • Ch mb.m will ad
mess the child e > in .-ngltsh, aller
this solcmen h ncdict.on of th
rnost lih-ssed .'acteinoni.
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a ..... a
bv the imposing ' f [1 ''
. conS"n ttiuu to
>c .pillar and - -
tlie Pilasse*! V*Tgin
Fetore le.iv'iig the Church, the
- .. ti .
children will receive tr un the Kev
e.cn Fast »r as a "Souvenir" a
« .îful nicture of our Lord
beauiiiul p* *
Reverend W. Parmi wants to
m ike this Cotr.m m-on day a date
rr.akc uns p
*" «l.erchg ous lls ' ,
ish, heexpr sses to the child. en
h ..... « «let.a satisfaction and
thaiiks them all tor ihe good will
•ind the delige Ci ' they showed
Forimr *he mst.uction. He is also
,e,v*ldu( ihV'OI'« <*
league ol tl*e Sacred Heart in the
i u s, ...r coo members are in
K " .lw a w.be thanks .be
scribed ah vaii> anu .
.»rnmniers for tbeir z al and good
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W May the Sac,red Heart bless us
, , ,, c ,|, e spiritual and tern
and grunt g* I"* p
poral (av.oi> we nu
SAVE TUE HOGS: THEY
WILL BE MUCH NEEDED
6ome Facta About the Use and Abuse
of Hog Cholera Serum—Sanitary
Measures Are Necessary.
The cry of the nation, and of the
world, today, la for food and yet more
food; and anyone who can. In any
way, conserve and increase the food
Supply of the people at thin time is a
true patriot.
To suggest, that we should save our
hogs, nt any time, hut more especially
In the country's present crisis, may
seem quite uncalled for, or even ri
dioulous. However, there are one or
two points in this connection which
may be overlooked, and will bear
stressing.
The first is with reference to the
use and abuse of serum. Serum, as
every hog owner knows, is a valuable
protective agent against hog cholera,
the. demand for which seems to be on
the increase; and from all account»,
the Shite serum plant Is having all
It can do to meet the requests fop se
rum that come to It.
The intelligent and judicious use of
serum is all right, and is to be com
mended. But may there not be some
hog owners who order serum when
not really needed, or order quantities
tar in excess of what they actually re
quin- at the time? If so, and we think
It not improbable. It means a waste
of s *nim, and is probably depriving
others of Its use on account of a tem
porary shortage of the supply thereby
occasioned.
In intelligently conserving the •*
nm supply, therefore, it means con
serving and increasing the people's
food supply In hogs.
On the other hand, the one who,
through the wasteful use, or abuse, of
strum, deprives some one else of 11s
use In trying to save hlr, hog», is not
only not aiding contervation, but the
very opposite.
The second point Is, the adoption of
strict sanitary measures In connec
tion with hog cholera. The man who
does not effectually destroy his ehol
era-mfccte' , carcasses, but permits
them to lie around exposed to be the
mean* of spreading Infection to his
own »till healthy hogs, and to his
neighbor's herds, is surely not using
his best efTorts to conserve and in
crease the hog supply, and. therefore,
the food supply of the people In liog»
and hog products.
And the same may be said with re
gard to thorough dlBinfection of chol
era-infected premises, etc., In order to
destroy Infection and keep it from
spreading and killing more hogs with
cholera.
In other words, the man who uaes
every oendecivor to save the lives of
hiR own hogs, and those of his neigh
bors
for
to
on
at
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vn hogs, and those of his nelgn
. patriot tn tt. tn..« .«.«a
- term, as ho 1» showing that ho
ran display our patriotism; and this
is a most important one which should
rot br overlooked by our hog owners
at this time of the country's »tress.—
1 TV H. Dalryroptet Louisiana State
1 Univrrflty.
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crease the nation* food supply in
]
There are many ways In which we j
Hay From Sorghum Is At»© 0 #»d-
Valuabl» For Syrup.
!
Sorghum produces an »Imnflano« of
cheap and nutritious forag* and ca»
be grown at little cost. It I» suggest
ed that anyone who contemplates fill
ing a silo this year grow sorghum f»r
♦ hat purpose instead of corn and lev .
«ii the corn grown come to maturity,
! The sorghnm will produce twice as,
! much tonnage per acre as will corn,
■ and experiment* in different states
1 -bow it to be almost equal to corn in
, fee(1inR value, ponr^ tor pound.
The Sw*d<' tibbou Cane, on#
the large varieties, is the best to
. rrow for silage. This variety and the
nrnaRft ^ valuable for syrup,
a wh)ch should not be neglected by far
mers. Hay from sorghum 1« als«
The Early Amber variety should
to ^ pUnted for tha t purpose. Sorghum
mav b# . planted up to the middle of
U , T _ W r Perkins, Extension Dl
vision, Louisiana St.ate University.
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the food production , and copiw maybe
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Bulletin 129 --Cane Syrop Making.
Bulletin 141—Vegetable Culture m
us N B^Lu^U^-DiaeMe. of the Ton»«,
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, Bulletin 143-Silos and Ensllag«.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
28th. Judicial District Court
Parish of St. Charles
NV. 007
William Endow, Jr.
vs
\\\ I) Moored Frank R. Raker
]iv virtue of a certain order of sale is
.ued l»v tlie Hon. 2Nth. Judicial District
Court ol the State of Louisiana, in and
for the Parish of St. Charles, in the a
i»ove entitled and numbered case and
hearing the date of May 19th. 1917, and
to me directed, t shall proceed to sell at
public auction to the last and highest
balder on the primisses at Farabis, La.,
on Saturday the 9th. day oi June, 1911.
at J I o'clock A. M., the following des
cribed property to-wit:
1 Fort Smith Wagon
2 Double corn Planters (John Deere 1
1 Mowing Machine
3 Small Cultivators
2 Single Corn Planters
1 Small Cultivator Avery
2 Mules
2 Horses
S Plows
i Disc Cultivator
1 nisc Harrow
2 Sets Gears
2 Hay Presses
1 Iron Wheelbarrow
18 Hoes, 11 Shovels; 1 Scythe Blade
5 Collars, 4 Sets Harnes, 5 Bridles,
2 Axes.
2 Rolling Colter. 2 Large Disc Har
rows
2 Wooden Tooth Harrows
1 Grind Stone
Terms and conditions casli on the
Lean C. Vial,
Sheriff, Parish of St. Charles.
Sheriff's Office, Parish of St. Char
May 23rd. 1917
Be
iler
and
spot
State of Louisiana
Civil District Court
Parish of Orleans
No. 112430
Buffalo Steam Roller Co.
parish
said
md
at
five
door
11
ed
the
and
j anv
I
one
back
the
by
ippi
r
to
1
Petrolithic Good Roads Development O
the
nroiumc u'juu n,.™...-. wv.,wv, K ....... - -
By virtue of a certain writ of seizure
ami sale to meas Sheriff of the Parish of | his
St. Charles by the Hon, Civil District
Court Parish of Orleans, State of Louis
iana, bearing date of Dec. 22ml 1916,
aud issued in the alwve entitled and
uumbered suit, I have seized and taken
into mv possession anti shall proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
bidder on the premisses of the
^ Mrokam Co „ ^«rcho». U..
..... b, v the 2nd. .lav
i........ £
of June 1917, at the hour of o cIock
] A. M., the following described property
j tQ w j t; .
1 Buffalo Steam Roller
On the following terms and conditions
cash on the spot, to pay and satisfy |
L lM1 . .. .. t 1 ci ,) ntt I
plaintiff's claim for the sum o - j
One hundred and twenty-two 06-1 no
dollars with interest at the rate of 5 per j
cent per annum from Dec. 18th. 1913. j
ccni per at...
and 10 per cent attorney's fees on the |
! amount thus due and for all costs of
. *j« 0 Bankers:
j
as,
to
of
Dl
Sheriff. Parish of St. Chat les,
, these proceedings
Leon C. Vial
Sheriff's Office, Parish of St. Charles,
i May 16, 1917
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lit rite Us for Samples and
Priées on f i ur
«•SAFETY FIRST'
BANK CHECKS
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! 727 Poydras Si reel, New Orleans.
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Tiie newspaper that can secure
j cne of Francis L.ynde's novels to
* t run in fts colums in serial form is
indeed fortunate as Mr. L) nde is
! one of them st noted vvriteis of
lhe d-y . 3 r . Lvnde has written
'.ghuen success!,., books «nd his
| a iest production is said to be ms
maS t e rpic ce. 7'his bo >k is entitled
; ,. Tbe ' M , hnJ Ce Herald
• , . i n » r nU
is very foriunatein .eingj.w 't
m ■ ^ to p UU i, s h same. The fist ins
tallment will appear elsewhere ...
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STATE OF LOUISI ANA
28th. Judicial District Coifi
Parish of St. Charles
No. 741
Prentice F. Udrington, Jr.
vs
Mrs. Sarah Mont/. Widow
of Theodule Mont/, et als
Be it ko'-n and remember d tn
iler and bv virtue of a certa-n on.
judgment rendered in the above e
and numbered cause by the Hon.
It
znd.iiy
lowi
it im
r and
> . ititled
n. 2Hih.
Judicial District Court in and the said
parish of St. Charles and State afore
said on the the 23th. day of April 1917.
md to me directed, I will offer for sal
at public auction to '.lie last and high -t
bidder for cash (nr not less than T mty
five hundred dollars at the principal trout
door of the Court House of this Parish on
SATURDAY the 9lh. day of June 1 J 17 at
11 o'clock A. >.!.. due following de- brib
ed property to-wit -
A certain tract of land together with all
the improvements thereon, rights way s
and privileges thereunto belonging or in
anv wise appertaining, situated in the
Parish of St. Charles on the bank of the
Mississippi R ver about thirty-one miles
above the City of New Orleans.measuring
one arpent front on said rived ruiinning
back between converging side line which
meet at the depth of sixty arpents on
the line of the property formerly of R.J.
Kitlilman, which !ounds the dove des
cribed tract above, and is bounded below
by lands formerly of Mrs. 1/ouis I,a
Branche
Except therefrom the following des
cribed tracts;
A" A certain tract of land lying and
being in the Parish of St. Charles, State
La., 011 the left bank of the Mississ
ippi River, measuring 80 feet front at a
point 2n feet from t^ie south side of the
right of way of the Yazoo and Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company, west of St.
Rose Station and extending towards the
river at a distance of 80 feet by full
width of property above described in the
r ear by a strip; of land 2 ' feet in leplh
rece tlv sold bv Airs. Lorn « Hit. ~enue
to the Yazoo and Mississippi Vallec Rail
les
lune
cases
for
jury
C
si
uai
sion
mdl
Jury
day
road Company and ou the upper s. -U- by
the properti of R. \ iola which pmperty'
sold forms part of a larger tract b long
ing to the Heirs of W illiam Limiten ard ;
| his widow in community, Mrs. Virginia ■'
Mont/, widow of William Linihan andjthe
deceased wife of Louis Wiinprenne,
which measures one arpent front on the
Mississippi River by sixty arpents in
depth, converging to a point at the 60 ar
pent line, together with all the buildings
rights, ways, privileges and appurtenan
ces thereunto belonging
The owner of the front Lind reserves
the right to use a road iWect wide on
the upper line of said propert for pas
sage to the rear of tV proper! v
*'B" A certain tract or parcel of land
lving on the southerly side of and ad
joining the present one hundred foot
ririit of way of the Yazoo ami Mississippi
| Valley Raiiroad Company on the souther
I lv side thereof, bon.ided and described as
j follows viz;- beginning at a point where
westerly line of vendor's land inter
j ses ts the southerly line of the hundred
j foot right of way of the Yazoo and Miss
issippi Valiev Railroad Coinpanv, said
| 1 1,
are
t
said point being two hundred and fifty
feet north from mile post 440 from Mem
pliis, measured along the center line of
main track of said railroad fifty feet
southerlv said center of tn ok measured
at a right angle threreto, and
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running S j
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thence north easterly along said souther- ] u
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■grantor's land; thence southwesterly
1 parallel to said southerly right of way j p
1 line one hundred and twelve (112) feet,
1 to the west line of grantor's land: thence j *'
northerly along said west line (20) ft. to |
the point of beginning, containing 5 one 1
( hundredths (.0.3) of an acre, more or less j
I reserving to the vendor of said lot a pas J
i sage way for teams over and across said ,
I -.....'.I- f.7,n cn.itlt.ii-sl to the nertheast I
.amis from southwest to the nertheast
side thereof at the w est end of the prop
erty, the exact location to be fixed by
the vendee or its agents, and said pas
sage wav not to exceed ten feet in width
and to extend uniformly
Leon C. Vial,
Sheriff, Parish of Si, tbarb s
Sheriff's Office Parish of St. Charles,La.
April 30, 1917
to
is
is
of
his ( of Parteh o. St. Char.« will I
ms , mect on eV ery a dunk.y pievmus
< t j (e r ,, cu j ar meeting to approve!
' and auy , ,
nU i ,
't , than that d..y
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NÜ1 ICE
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Notice is hereby given that the j
Finance Committee oi Police Jury j
received latter
be laid over to
, the next regular meeting
!•
ex nay dre.
Secret jf}'.
It w.is moved 1 y Mr .Mle'aune & .
znd.iiy M-. Duf'ene. tl.ol 1 He m!- | ^
lowi- g approximated tableau ol the j M e
expenses o! tiie Parish « » I St, Chur- J
vea r end mg t
5f5011.no
2. t; oo.oo
5110.00
3. II 1.00
1,800.00
I, Sun. t>o
les tor the current year
lune 30th 1917
Sheriff's fees 111 Ciimina
cases
maintaining prisoners
District Attorney's» fee' 4
for convict!"' s
Corune: s salary,
Justices id the Peace
Constables
Grand, Petit and Coroner
jury 1 ,500.00
Secretary Police Jm y, boo on
Official Journal boo.00
President Hoard of Health,300.00
Assessor'^ Commision moo on
Parish Treasurer 7 to. on
Clerk of Court 250.00
School Fund 8.500.00
expenses Hoard of
tleulth for Inleciionj anil
Contagious diseases
Road land,
Maintenance of 2 i*en
C idets at C. Si.ur Univei
si IV,
Maintenance of 3 Hen
scholar at the Stale N >1
uai Schoo*.
Syndics Salary
Sei gcaiu at arms
Tax Coliedoi Coimnis
sion
Sa'ary tor oil in g w'iih*.
mdl N wasloug lank
Road Supervisors
Election expenses
ÿ, 28310.00
I hereby certily that the above
faldeaii was adopted by the Police
Jury at the meeittig iieid on the 3
day of Aug. 1916
E. Schexn tytire
Sécrétai y
Parish oi St. Cliarles Aug.
State
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800
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500
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; Hunting, trappin
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Notice
nt! trespassing
are hereby pnmibiied on proper
t ies j( Mr. anti Mrs. Win. Caduw
Sealed bids will be receved at the Par
S j S h Court House, Ilahnville, Louisiana,
at 12
l
is
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] u . to Saturday, Mav 26tli., 191
1 <>•<•«* s71 '-™"
09 of 5 per cent, semi annual interest j
j p ea vi|,g couoon bitide of Road District)
feet, p ar Mi of St. Churl--s, State ol
j *' '•
to | Ia.uisiana. The bonds will be sold to the
1 highest responsible bidder
j x ct rlif - 1 . f ) check of 5 per cent
J ' ^compm.v each pn-pos.J
, l, a ,uuhl 1
I The right is reserved to reject any and )
all bids. j
Board of Supervisors of Road District
No. 2, ^Parish of St. Cbarles
Bv Fehden J/orio, President
of tile
by
will I
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the j
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to
- vp a no ri.-ruMK'/, H< ' ,ld '
re-.-'l nr. 1 hf.b.' wr.y,,.
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Eight I; Senatoi ial
State .■senator.
Hi
J tll'.g' s
District Altorney I
Parish <>1 St
Representative
Shet nf iS; Colle. I or
Chief Deputy,
Deputy Sheriff
Clerk «V Recorder.
Deputy Clei k
Coronet
T reasu re t
Assessor
Regist rar
Hiciii! J<mi 1 i.iI. St. Charles licia-'
Justices of the Peace..
First Ward VU . V. Pallet -1 1
Second Ward A. E. Monti tu
D
l.E E'-'.u'V
K. Ria r > e
J It:-l ies.
I ( Rent ck
L t . \ tel
JI D Keilet
R Made r
I T. He d v r
(; A 1 aiiic
V, l.ehniai 11
Win. i.ussan
K, A Dul rot a
1. I .B-udouit'
Third Wani
Eointli Ward
K - g b r
I ! aut h
Fifth Waid
1
( ). Y\ cat ef
Constat"
;s.
First YYKird
P Baudouin
Second Warn L,
L.
(. ham pag 1 e
rhir.l Waid
1 ^ Moi-12
Fon rth Wai d
I'.. Polina
Filth Ward
R. \\ ti.vri
Police |urv
President
F, l.orio
Secreiary
K.
1 ex 11a vd 1 e
Sergeaiitat Aims
b. b 11 ion à
Fll st Will d
1 . l.io <•
Second Waid
J. L.. bd< ti r.
Third Wald
F. Lb-.jaure
Foil 1 ! Il Wii 1 J
W Uni Dili«'
Fifth Waid
W. A . to. 11 -
Meets ist Tuesriai
ot
«vt'i i mon < 8
12
School Bo nd.
President M. L. Guidry^
First V\ .h u
M.G. BeCne 1
Second YV hi d
M. L. Guimi y
Third Ward.
F, Keilet
Fourth Ward',
E, J. Dejeatf
Fifth Ward
A.J Schexrtaydre
J. H. Martin, Stipt.
T.afotirche Basin Levee Boatu
l resident E,(i.bwar'g
Secretarv W. J, M, Cime
Me 111 lies
A. Champagne, Edgard; F. B.
Lemann, Donalsonville; (rtorge
Lori", Mubeily; R, (', Martin, Jr,
Albemarle; R, Rerez. Jesuits
Bend; E. Ci. Swart y. Burton; T. V
Tbaggard. Mcdonoglivillr ; L
Vieii'ig, Gretna; J. F, YYB'ggin'or»,
Bowie The Slate Board ol engi
neers compose ihe engineering de
paitmentand the State Titaxuiei
is treasurer of the Board
Régulai meeting 011 sei ono
Thursdays of January, A^ril, fitly
and October. Finance committee
meets first Monday ol each mont
at New Orleans office.
Terms of Court
In '.lie Parish of Jefferson—.
Jury Sessions ist Monday ft
April. Jiul Monday in October
Civil Sessions, jnd Monday i;
May. 2nd Monday in Noveinbe
In the Parish of St. Charles
Jury Sessions, and Monday
Mav. md .Monday m Novembet
civil Sessions. ist Monday
February and Monday in ,'uly
Parish 01 St. John the Baolist.-—
Jury Sessions, ist Monday •*,
June and Monday *11 Deiembci
j civil Sessions ist Monday
j CIVtI cessions
jVlarch 3rd Monday in Jule
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WHISKIES
416 W, Fourtii S*
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