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PRIX DE L'ABONNEMENT: JOURNAL HEBDOMADAIRE,
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Entered at the post-offioe at Reserve, CHIARLES LASSEIGNE,
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VOL 57. RESERVE (PAROISSE ST. JEAN-BAPTISTE), LOUISIANE, SAMEDI 13 FÉVRIER 1909. NO. 7.
CHOSES ET AUTRES.
Coquelin Cadet a suivi de près dans la
tombe Coquelin Ainé. Donze jours aprèe,
étant malade dans un hôpital de Paris,
il est mort, très affecté par la mort de
mn frère.
La propriété de Curtis John Green, a
St. Jean-Baptiste, large de trois arpente
et demi, a été vendue par Loisel &
Schneidau à M. Emile Laurent. Le
prix n'est pas mentionné.
« 4r «
Au sujet d'an chien mort une querelle
s'est élevée samedi dans ta paroisse
Rapides entre Henry et Bud Barrington,
père et fils, et Robert et Charles Weath
erford, frères, et le résultat a été la
mort des deux Barrington et une bles
-sure fatale de Robert Weathertord.
M. Rutas E. Poster, nomm6 comme
juge de la cour fédérale, en remplace
ment du juge Saunders, a pris sa place
cette semaine. Charlton Beattie suc
cède à M. Foster comme avocat de dis
trict, et il est probable que M. W. J.
Waguespack conservera la position d'as.
sistant avocat de district.
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On ne mangera us de pain blanc, le
o4uvernemeat ayant interdit la fabrica
tin de la arine blanchie, mais il nous
rsotera un pain plus pur et plus nour
rissant, d'une couleur dorée, fait avec
la arine e de bl ordinaire. La farine
blanchie était faite à la demande des
coomommateMrs qui, comme ils préfrent
le bear doré, préerM t e pain blan
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qu'il a rendue samdi à Gà,tea dasn
Ols *0 la wioleiwm de lois Or les
Uaen a.a trawv de di4ftlee entre
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missus v mu asm, ' sat, a
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les saintes écritures, a déclaré que ce
qu'ils appelaient leur entant n'était pas
Senoore une personne au moment de l'a.
Scident, aux yeux de la loi.
Une condamnation remarquable eet
eolle que vient de prononcer la cour
fédérale à Helena, Mont. Thomas Hau
by, venant de la Caroline du Sud, a été
adjugé coupable de bigamie et condam
né à payer une amende de $100, et con
damné en plus à épouser une jeune
Indienne qu'il avait prise pour sa se
conde femme, la première ayant au
préalable obtenu un divorce. Le mar
shal des Etats-Unis a été chargé d'exé
cuter cette curieuse sentence et de voir
que le mariage eut lieu immédiatement.
SHauby n'a pas pris appel de cette déci
sion. n'a pas soulevé la moindre protes
tation et a épousé tranquillement l'In
dienne.
Une femme blanche, Lucy Mitchell,
vient d'être condamnée B Mount Valley,
Vie., à dix-huit ans de pénitencier pour
un meurtre au second degré. En octo
bre dernier, elle a tué une jeune fille,
Minnie MeBryde, la veille du jour fixé
pour le mariage de celle-ci. Elle avait
eu quelques paroles avec la jeune fille,
chez les parents de laquelle elle demeu
rait, au sujet de quelques graines de
fleurs, et dans un moment d'emporte
ment elle la frappa sur la tete avec une
hache et lui fracasa le crane. L'ayant
tuée, elle traina le cadavre de sa victime
dans de hautes herbes qui se trouvaient
près de la maison, espérant ainsi cacher
son crime, mais il tft bien vite décou
vert et la msartuière tut arretée.
Lu asa Se eWK mR de lvaci pour
las d£ida aisns lesquels se induse
aotre po-es- ment om ga eisM , oeils
de B-an déia 4 a ouàodw par rtest
X b 4 saun brvi -ua.et awc
Jeu-B te% sserdiat rmwe salai*e de
81,.O; LouSi Boargeois/ deit. Jar.
es, inMPats r g de: district,
avSar*&*irede a*' M. IFrr, asis
tant secrtaire, ae salaire de 600;
rPIterims , jo.rnal moiiel.
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mmihu qu. de XmpUoe Ioe.
[p. L mou«t poeb douiu homa
diM, qUi dOMa ho dftu«i. Mai." àil.â
I l U1'nht 'tram rokinmv a
Ep~-8~plala
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meilleur jour pour lee affaires et ceux
Squi n'en ont pas ai grosse part, quoique
désireux de fermer oe saint jour, ou
prétendant l'stre, tenaient ouvert pour
ne rien perdre.
Un nouveau mouvement se fait pour
la clôture du dimanche. C'est de Gary
ville qu'il part cette fois. Les citoyens
de oe village se sont réunis et ont adres
P au shérif Berthelot une pétition lui
demandant de faire observer la loi du
dimanche. Il s'est empreesé de com
plaire à cette demande et a notifié à
tous les propriétaires de ssaloons", de
magasins et autres qu'ils aient à tenir
leurs établissements fermés chaque di
mdnche à partir de demain. On obéira,
certainement, mais "quousque tandem"?
Pendant au moins deux dimanches, et
le troisième, on commencera à oublier.
Des affidavits seront formulés, mais si le
grand jary à venir fait comme les pré
cédents, qu'il n'ordonne pas de pour
suites contre lee accusés, qu'en résulte
ra-t-il? Un nouveau fiasoo.
Tout dépend donc de l'attitude que
prendra le grand jury en cette matière.
Si on ne peut le foroer à ordonner la
poursuite des contrevenants, ceux-ci ne
pourront être condamnés.
Gary State Bani
L'ouverture de cette nouvelle institu
tion pour la transaction des affaires aura
lieu lundi prochain, le 15. Elle com
mence avec un capital de $10,000 et ses
officiers sont: Denis Labiche, président;
S. G. Bourgeois, vice-président; J. A.
Sahater, oaissier, Alfred Labiche, sesis
tant-aiseier. Le bureau des directeurs
se compose de Denis Latiche, S. G.
Bourgeois, C. E Keplinger, 8. S. Bour
geois, WS. oberton, Alfred Labiche
et J. A. Shafer.
Terres à Riz d5e CA.oei
à zoo~*
0 arpenlt de terre. ris de êholx
dam. la pm"o -e Poite-Ompée,
exa»mmd par un expert.
Sgareomm A. J. LOUPE,
P Ooiupe P. O, La
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: «a khISpvo. -u
4r \n\n - te A club
w aris Nadeeiang a a td s 8saib a li at
map songd--rn thought-hp ba
rt tas mat popular girls t grir aenao
nauity, aceompsaed m the violin by
Mr. C. Naquin. After the aon were
ended a number c coins were t rown to
the girls by the boys in great apprecia
tion a the eftort made bj them in sing
ing the songs. To cap the climax, a
large yellow object greatly resembling
the lemon" was handed to them:
Weather permitting, another dance
wil be given net Saturday.
fAlt the Suiay awv.
G(lry.fle s., Feb. T9,190o .
At anmBthulmic maen's mass meet
ing held in thea Auditorium f the IAbra
ry .Asoela.tio lau e night at 8 o'clock,
upon motion, tMr. H. Converse acted as
baidrman, and upon. takin the chair
eteted the object at the eall meeting to
be the considrating ot the securing of
the oenuae ent~ at the Sunday law in
the psti k and better observance of the
day. Tue chairman appointed Mears.
H.a Preson, Ja 0O. Jordan, D.C
anadarao L. Sripceter and L. H.
ubbrte aommittee tt draw a petition
wg....ws as the sh1eri sad tfanlow.
PigppetiS wa taemed and signed by
mbe Cf repwesmtate citiee s .d
?UB PaIrTION.
e . ,aratir ea Loriea.
W,5 as eundsegl penthmesu es
;n e s srAt St. John Us Bap.
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Notice to Hfuters and Trappers.
Please take notice that it shall be un
lawful for all hunters and any person to
kill, snare, trap or in any way take,
capture, annoy or destroy any of the
following named game birds during the
closed seasons named herein:
Doves, from March 1st to September
1st; geese, brant, wild sea and river
ducks, rails (mud hens), coots (poule
d'eau), kallinules, curlew and plovers,
from March let to October lest; quail
(Bob White), wood ducks, from March
1st to November let; snipes, sand pipers
(chorooks and papabottes), from May
15th to September 1st; bluewinged teal
ducks, from April 15th to October 1st.
Woodcock and prairie chickens shall
not be killed nor had in possession at
any time until December 1, 1910, and
thereafter from February 1st to Decem
ber 1st of any year. It is also unlawful
for any person, at any time, to collect
birds, their nests or eggs, to use or set
a trap cage, net or other device for the
purpose of catching wild birds. Any
person or persons found so doing may
be arrested on sight by any game war
den or other officer, authorized by law,
and said wardens or officers are given
authority to confiscate all traps, cages,
nets or other devices which they may
find set or being used for the purpose
of catching wild birds, and it shall be
the duty of said officers to liberate any
bird found in possession of said trappers.
Although it is permitted to any house
holder to keep one resident and one
migcatory bird in a cage as a pet, pro
vided it is not kept for sale or shipped
beyond the confines of the State. It is
also permitted to any person to kill
crows, crow black birds, on his premises
if destructive to crops, provided that
mid birds are not sold or offered for
sale. FLORIAN FAUCHEUX,
amew rad Fish Wardrs.
ama Plows, b.Mu * Ae0 M of Jam
For Bent.
- Plantation Store
n good ity. Poeosion to be g.
February lnt Apply to
P.N. BOISIER, Implace. Is.
TIE NEW SJGAI BELT CLUII
P. RIN XOX TZ, Prrpretwr,
TEARS TO HIKE,
PERRY WITH FLAT,
Best Winae, Liquors and Cigars.
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Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Twenty-Elghth Judicial District Court,
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
SUCCESSION OF CELESTIN JACOB.
OSCAR JACOB ET ALS.
vs.
8TELLA JACOB ET ALS.
No. 129 (P. D.)
By virtue of an order of sale dated January
4, 1909, and to me directed by the aforesaid
Court in the ablve entitled and numbered
succession, I shall offer for sale at public auc
tion, at the courthouse of this parish. the said
sale to be made under the following terms
and conditions, to wit: The shares of the
plantiffs for cash and the shares of the de
lendants on such terms and conditions as
may be recommended by family meetings to
be held in behalf of the minors defendants
herein, and on the failure of the legal represen
tatives of the said minors to have family
meetings convened to recommend the terms
and conditions of sale of the shares of the said
minors, that said shares shall be also sold, for
cash, on
Saturday, the 13th day of February, 1909,
at eleven e'clock a. m.
The followingdescribed immovable property,
to wit:
A certain tract of land situated in the par
ish of St. John the Baptist, on the left bank
of the Mississippi river, measuring ninety
nine (99) feet, six (6) inches a, d eight (8)
lines, French measure, front on said river, by
forty (40) arpents in depth, with a second
concession, bounded on the lower line by the
pr.perty belonging to Charles Cicet or assigns
and on the upper line by that belonging to
Alexandre Jacob o, assigns; together with
all the rights, ways, servitudes and appurten
ances thereauto belonging or in any wise
appertaining.
Sheriff's Office, Parish of St. John the Bap
tist, January 6, 1909
PAUL BERTHELOT,
Sheriff.
Sheriffs Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Twmety-it Judiacial District Courst,
Parish of St. John the Baptist.
L. T. DONALDSON
sra.
HEIRS OF JEAN GUSTAVE.
No. OL.
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width b t so sotheofoaepsatliaimigth
r bounded in fot by the plerty of
h on the upper th lower
Imae aed in the sear by lands beloOgU to
Adin Vigaes or asdgus; tesether with all
the buildinugsasd iasprovements thereon, and
all the rights, ways. servitudes, privileges
and advaptages thereunto belougiag or in
sa 7 win spertai gi
Sherit's 0e, Parish Bt.L John the Bsrp
aist, January 1,1s0. .
PAUL BRTHEZ
. . sh~edE
Lw o Resat.
10asreawa landi, mitahblief, ri. Ad
drnw or as EUGENE DUMUL,
Epdgar P.O., La.
Per Sale.
OWE WR ITIEN PIANO OR PIhNOLA
Bondl Rod lbr$fAOIB will sell at half peas by
applying to C. A. CAIiLET.
Edgard, La.
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Notice.
The following persons or frms have applied
to the Police Jury of the parish of St. John
the Baptist for bar-room or saloon permits:
George Bourgeois, Mount Airy, La.
Fernand Mont6gut. Laplace, La.
H. BODIN.
Secretary pro temrn Police Jury.
Notise.
It is to any one's advantage to place his
orders with me for corn, oats, hay, wheat
bran, wheat short stock crushed feed, either
in dray or carload lots, also seed potatoes of
all kinds, rice, a general line of Eastern and
Western products and Harness of all kinds.
I have also the selling agency for the Lutcher
& Moore Cypress Lumber Co. Am always
ready to furnish estimates in either of above
lines. Whoever wishes to reach me by phone
for business, can do so at my expense. My
office phone is 20-3 Lutcher, La.
Very respectfully,
J. E. CHENET.
Pay Your Licenses.
Merchants and other persons liable to a
license are hereby notified that licenses for
1909 are now due. The State license should
be paid before the first day of March, 1909,
and the Parish license in the same limit
of time. If not paid at or before the afore
said dates, two per cent. interest per mouth
will accrue, and the same will be turned over
to the attorney for collection with costs and
penalties.
PAUL BERTHELOT,
Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Parish of St. John the Bapt
ist, January 23, 1909.
Notice to Tax-Payers.
Notice is hereby given that the State and
Pari-h taxes for the year 1909 also poll taxes
for the said year due by the male inhabitants
over the age of 21 years, as per list on file in
my office, are now due and colle-table. and
unless paid within the time prescribed by
law, the same will be collected with interest
and costs. PAUL BERTHELOT,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Sheriff's Office, Parih of St. John the Bap
tist, January 23, 1909.
Registration Notice.
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