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The Tensas Gazette.
ST., JOSEPH, - - LA.
'RIDAY, JUIY 21, 1903
ABnR!t l IE. ,- - EioI o.
EtIS3(1IPTiVTI'* SVAIILY
S 1S A*ldrr* 1:)o.
A N(U 1-N('J.1 M ..1N1',..
FOR CONGRESS.
,VWe. are authlorizil to amrmms, .l * Ift(
A S. E,. IANSI)El.,l, of Ea-i ( arrmil
Pariuhl, as eanulalt- for re-elehti,,n to
di,..ixty-fir..t ('m,,gre*, fromm the Fiffh
C(,ngr(-qion. l)i.triet of lru.i-i:mau, snl,
j+t'f to the arfiua of ti " l a)m nll ratir par
ty.
Ioi OISTRICT JUDGEL
We are authorized to :nllnoTrre
lION. JOHN S. RGA'NI' EMa,
of ('oncordla: pia'rish, :,n a cndidalte for
r5-electior to te office of .InmIge of
the luistrlet Court of the ''enth .1n
d'cisl D)istrict. composed of the Par
hlies of 'l'ensas and Concordia, suibject
to the aetion of the l)-nm..'ratic party.
We are autlorzixd to announce
liON. JOIIN I)I.E,
of ('onrordia pariah, as a c andidte for
the office of Ic' gri of the Disitrict
*'om~rt of the Tenth .ludici:al Ilistrict.
cimlmposed of the Parishes of ''censas
suid i(oncordli, subject to t the action of
the Democratic party.
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FOR DISTRICT ATYORNEY.
tie t~e Ntitr of Tensas Parish
I shall be candidlate for re-election
fe. the oftice of Iistrict Attorney at the
Sinmary election to be held ,y the
simmoeratie I'arty of the Tenth Ju
dic$eJ lHtrit and shall be glad to re
relve the votes of all th whom nmy ad
mninistraLion of that olllee has been, in
the past, satisfactory.
MUCH TULLIS.
eo the Voters of the Tenth Judicial
District:
I hereby annomnee my'self as candi
date for the oftice of lDstrict Attorney
of thie 'Teth'h .irli(ial I)i atrict, rsnject
to tihe aetion of time IDemocratic pri
nary. lespectfu I ly,
A. E. CREEN.
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
(Water.rpr of lndterprij.r )
The Parish Democratic Executive
(ommitte has issued a call for a pri
mary election to be held on Tuesdmay
September first next for the purpose
of nominating candidates for members
of the'sefiool board. Under the new
IitWsechool boards are made elective,
there being one member from each
ward. The qualiticationn of a candi
tldte are that he shall tbe a qn1tlllilel'
voter and in addilion thereto shall own
property to the amout of three hun
dred dollars. This will be the first
erection of school boards inl the State
gatd it Is to be hoped that throughout
all will work well, that it will not
cause by demand a return of the
power to the Governor to appoint.
It alsio to bie hoped that the'steady
march now being made in an educa
tfonal way in the State may be kept
tp: As to our parish under the pres
eut board and Superintepdent a great
change has been made forthe better
ntent of our schools. Tihe selectmloflt
good teacbfersthe installing of kin
dergartens where the number of chil
dren permitted, the buitling and
equipping of- modern school mhouses,
time paymert'of goid salaries and
the adoption of modern methmods
laStesohing, being among time numer
one improvementa. Let not a man be
elected who is not heart and soul in
terested in better educeatior and tihe
investing otevery cent of the school
odda practlicahle, that the goodt work
may go on. To prospective camldi
dates we would call attention to the
stabrt tiUe remaining in which to
qualify, the time expiring at i m..
Saturday next, 25tUi mset. 'IThe ium of
two dollars ($2.00) is also reqaired! of
each caindtdate to be used in time de
fIhyment of the expense of thie pri
nary.
The Detllncrat has rtceivY sapv
eral. compilaimts front citizeins
whose pirotests are entitled to a
respectful hearing,.relattivo to re
ptated violatioins of the'speed or
dinatlce aplplicalle t anitomnhobiles.
Too little attentiion is paid by
theowaiers of machiies t, the.
rights of l)edestrianis, and es
ipecially children at street inter
aeCtiom,. W'hile thie stret.' l'oper
are for vehicle.s, auitmoileos ii
Celunsive., pedestrians mufst cross the
streets, aind they are not under
ohligatiotms to surremdor nil of
their rights to time owners (,f nu
t,,mohiles. The City Councili has
wisely fixed a speed limit Ifr the
protecticn of the public, arid this
law should be observed.--Natchez
JDemcrat.
A hmrvard graduate savys that
IDr. Eliot could easily out-walk
the Ilrbsideut.. He migiht out
walk himi, butt 1:e crtaiiily couhld
mtt do it easily. I)mulbt!ess that
granduatoiev r saw ,Mr. iseverlt 1
under full steanm.
Attentlon Is called to thie change
of "ad." of the enterprisiug "Men's
Weagrman of Natchet, Thos. J. Reed.
Mr. Reed; bylow prices, beat goods,
ceurtRouf tatatmltlt and strict atten
tLbn to bbsliness, hasl mnade many 'cus- :m
tmerst throaghout Tensas, amd de
tree to 'keep the good work up. He
itcsfrihig one-fourthUoff this week on I
strawtm~e, men' iltd sand pants and
'y.f eeti, slho bargains in underwear, P
e& ad hoalry. -
Eati ftoe tie, Hlteneekers' Lad d
WArTirRPIoF, JLA., July i0, 16(8.
.S"t. J.ieph, La.
Drn; S. :- legardini g the pe
ltition which we lhlced In,.fore the
'I Plice Jury at its last Imeetitg,
and which petition was laid aside
wit llhot alyv action being takeni
iinformalition of th,ose who are in
ter-sted ill thi pari parsh and who
I hlIrp to pay thile expense of Police
Jerry meetilngs and other affairs
deal;ng with the welfare of the
- inhabitants and their inlterests,
that this petition was :one asking
the mllemb)ers of th3 Police Jury
fo irrral.ge to have a few t hou
4an d hookThtst printed d'e~criptive
of this parish, these booklets to
IJe issued free to any citizen that
f might wish to mail them. We sug
- gested that these booklets be filled
with inlteresting reading matter
desecribling our lands, water,
schools, climate and translorta
tiouji facilitieo, accompanied by the
r necessary illustrations. We fihid
t that several of the more thiekly
a settled iparishes have followed this
plhar, and we believe that it has
-beeni inideed one of the main rea
RI>I5 why their lands are covered
with ra't bhy criops, tilled by
n healthy mnir who hmave irnmmigrat
e ed. People in adjoinihg States
- have a wrong idea of the existing
conditions in this State and es
nI peciallly our secion rof the State.
It is our idea that the right way
to show holneseekers and others
who :-ight wish to conme to our
.ectionsll that it lu splenditdtl olp
v portunities opent for thenm. lll-11
Wever this State and this parish
shall have been advertised us are
other parts of our Siuthlanid,
jlst thet- will you finld labor coni
ditions chliaIgr, inid ilndustries
hat have lnot been tr=ied here will
l he successfully uniidertakei by eni
- terprisiing men from nlew places
Sjiust tlheii will your idle farm prop
erty become valuable. Ii;troduc
Iug horneseekers to a country that
has been nmisrepresenited to themli
Il s being swampy, idle, negro-kill
jig, tnosqu)ito atnd disease-breed
Igllg country is like introdtcinlg a
n ew article on the market in lieu
t of a Fhidely advertised and well
e kinown one. You know what ef
t fort has to be put forth to chalnge
t the custom, evell though the art
icle that has ntot been advertised
l)e la iuch more meritorious one
I- han the first, as is the case with
t our lands. We are satistied that
the priesent. membllrs of the Police
Jury, or those wh,:) succeed them
l at some future tilluw-lj fild that
Seven though it. is niot of their initi
ative, that this i)lan must be
carried ,ut if we ever expect to
allow lTesas to take her place
among the pirosperous sister par
ish.s.
We\\, too, are human, and think
that we might be thanked for any
rmatter ibrought before thei Police
Jnry which does not cost any
mnoiev anid oit which they did
,take acti,ll. We\\' refer to the soil
sillrvey which the goverinmenlt will
mIake for anii parish that so de.
5sires, i lunti thle )etitioil of the
- l',lice Jliry altd tlheir Coigres's
niiii. This will te shiilar to the
onle already made of I)eSoto par
inlh, this State, iand Houstotl
coutty, 'Texis. In this latter in
stniice the soil survey disclosed
the faict that the soil wfs.adalpted
to, the producing of differetit crops
than those the farmers were tug
ging their lives away to produce,
and the final result. is that those
Ipeople niw know, withotut guess- t
ilg, what seed to planit, anid hw ,
to handle their soil aid have beeni r
imnlnlsural)ly beitefitted there
fromn. \VWe recieved the iliformia
tiou)l from IHoin. Chas. Schuler,
Cotllnlissiolier of Agriculture aind
Iinmiiratioi, at lBatou Rouge, a
and imparted the fact to the Po- d
lice Jury, advising that they taku
Uip the mlatter, wllich we are a
iletased to kniow they have done.
InI takit.g iup the matter of'
reducing rates for homeseekers e
which we have secured from the *
Missouri Pacifie Railway, we C
foutd that this road issues at
intervals a folder descriptive of '
the States and their products -
through which the lines pass.
This parlicular parish is very
poorly treated, ewing grently to t
the utter intidiffereolce with which te
this parish has treated the all
impll)ortMtlt subject of i mmigration, hi
:atid we are serking to have that ni
hintI iged. s, that the distant hom)e- n
,sckr loking for literature about el
the Pelican State will consider our G
pturish as well as the others. hi
\\We thitk that thij is a matter ci
.4f vital impfljrttnicr I eterfcue
iiterested in the welfare of our
Sparish, ano that a faw€ h~tndred
dollars invested in this advertis
ing matter to be prep.ared by tlhe
- Ipaish will be a splendid invest
c ml:et.
Very truly yours,
h IJOMESEEKERS' IAn Co.
4m--.-~-~ .4-.-..
Elsewhere will be found iinot'ce
of dissrlution of partf erslhip of
- the firm of E. L. Collins & Co.
o Mr. E. L. Collins has bought out
e Iis partners and will continue to
operate the business in his ow ii
e name. Mr. Collins is an energet
ic business man aRnd with his de
g served reptrtation for Ironimptness
and his knowledge and experience
will continu in his own name the
success h9 has made as the active
member of the firm he succeeds.
Attorney General Guion has
j given it as his opinion that the
r present School IBoards call elect
the Parish Superintendents of Ed
. ucation for the next four years.
e This opinion is imnportant awid a
d far-reaching one, if it is followed
v by tre various school h,,ards in
Sin Louisiana, as it wit allow the
s present school boards to nalme
the superintendents before the
I boards that are elected at the
SrguTlar election in Novembeti take
- the oath of office. The terms of
s the presenut Parish School Su
Sperintendenits expire before the
Boanrs that are to he ,named at
the Novemlber election take the
, oath of office, and the Attorney
:General has ruled that ill view of
r the fact that this is the case the
. old )boards now in office can elect
- the parish snperintendents.-New
Orleanis Picayune.
The Daily States gives out the
followii:g informatioan of political
n atture:
Secretary of State John T.
I Michel has made it kniw that
- le will not Ie a candidate to suc
ce0ed himself in the office which lihe
has filled with such universal sqt
isfaction.
Three years and a ha lf is a long
t time off but tnames are already
being discussed as lp.ssi ble canii
daItes for the oflice. They include
Robert S. Landry, for many years
clect of the House; .John W. Sum
a merlin of Richlan'd, who would
U have a ciandidate in the last pri
. mary exclept that hlie had no wish
to opp)ose Mr. Michel, and R otis
ter F'redt Grace of t hI land oflice.
e The oflice, whicwh is now oil a sal
- ary I"asis of $5,(KK) a year, in
i cliudes the insurance depanrtment.
''1 shall not again run for Sec
retary of State," said Mlr. Michel
to-dayV The Secrertarv returled
yesterday from Batoin Roug' where I
he( hias b.ee busy suIpervising the
Sarrangements for the pulhlication
t of the laws of the session. Unider
a resolution of Senator McCulolh
the acts of Governor Blanchard's
special session will be bound with
those of this ven+.
- Resolitions of Bar of St. Joseph.
At a meeting of the bar at St. Jo
Sseph Monday 20th inst. the following
Sresolutions were unanimously adopted
endorsing thIe candidaoy of Judge O. 1
O7 ProvoRy to succeed himself as aiso
ciate instice of the Supreme Court of
I Louisiana:
I "Resolved, That the exalted officee
Sof justice of the Supreme Court is one 2
in which we, the people of Louisiana,
are vitally concerned.
"Resolved, That the Hen. O. O.
- Provosty has filled that office with
:great honor, dignity and ability, and
- we hereby cordially indorse his can
,didacy for r--election and earnestly
commend him to the voters of his Su
preme Court district at the primary
I election to be hold thlerein."
A. E. GREEN, Chairman.
(GEo. II. CLINTOMN, Secretary.
Mr. John 4. Limerick, Sr., Dead.
SLart Snzalday night at eleven o'clock
Mr. John Aldridge Limerick, one of
the most respected citizens of Jeffer
son county, died at his home in Rod
ney, after an illnes of several weeks.
Mr. Limeriok has bdeh a citizen of
Roduey since early manhood and was
held high in esteem by all who knew
him. He was a sterling citizen, a
courtly gentleman of the old school,
a devoted husband and father. His
death is deeply deplored.
His wife (nee Mie Irene Stuart) a
and five children, all grown, and nine '
grand-children survive him.
Mr. Lnmerick was a mason 8nd his a
funeral, with full Masonic honors, was 'I
conducaeted by the Rodney lodge, and
the remains laid away in Oakland
Cemetery Monday morning.
To the bereaved family and especi
ally to the gentle and devoted wife
The Chronicle extends deep sympathy
-The Ftyette Chronicle
Mr. Limeriek was the father of Mr. tl
John A. Limerick of Natchet, so wdll tc
known and popular with all here and Id'
throughout this section who will ex- ni
tend to him their deepest sympathy. se
Mayor B. W. Orifth of Vicksburg
has tendered to. the Board of Alder- fo
men of that city his resignation as
Mayor. The Board unanimously
elected Hen. P. M. IHarding as suc
cessor to the retiring Mayor. Mr.
Griflith's resignation is due to ill
health. He made the Hill City a good
Mayor and his administration has been
clean ard high-t*oud.
Complilsetar to joude Boataer.
The Picayune of list Monday
reproducod a picture of Jiidge
John S. Boatier, accolmpaniied I)y
his two little gF~i's, and which was
a splendid illielIess. Accoml painy
ing saute was the following sketch
of Judtlge Boater, which will be
of interest to his friends.
, d Jl| . Un lt S.i(latner, inw I; i'y
inlh til htcl of thet Tenith J ulicial Dis
trict, comprising the IPari t-he of Colior
li aiI Tei all , wa.s Ibirn in th l'Parishl
otf (talhwell all}b, fifty years i . liiiI
lutLa iult. v,ll my say, reache',l tl' zenith
of life. In hi. early boIyh,3ooIl, like lmost
all other boys of tl Southll, the struggiled
thruh, lil the idlark age of ricin-tructio(n,
tile th' wn te ill very soul oIf the hard
itlst was triei, aiili thingtbh 1i yunkl Ilraanr
hle lent his aid inl riddi ing hi fair State
firln the clthite of t lic arpetiL.Igt-r
anId black rule. Ih, omie- of one ofI the
ohlest andll l .t-known fanliliesh of atliUs
i)La It lit is will tihe ily survivor of
the old family
oollll after tihe dlay i rec tltrJ utioi
itr lBoatner turned his attentiibs to the
stludy of law and r.tliIly rose. in his plro
fessionl. lDring liis a-ly days Ihe foriii.,l
a partlle'rship tith his br thler, the late
111n ('hlas. .. ItBlatzrlr. w lh,, s. ally
r'"lirert+ented tie Fifth ( onzresi -nal I'is
trict fir several terms in thie N.ti nal
t(longrets. They practiced inl Monrloe,
t'a , fr abollut tll years. Mr. Imatner
replr( nh,,tel tlhe Poli-h(- of ti(ihland,
I htachita and ilJack ail a- S'enlittr of lthe
Twenty-fourtl SVlenatotrial District for six
yt arcs.
After the di.ollintion of tl tf irno Mr
Ilioatner ln'vt lto (Conucorlia 1.ai ili,
wheil previfous to his sou'lpaincy oIf tihl
llnchl, le hadl tile lar,.est practice, es
pecially crimlinal pllracltice. oIf anlly attlor
yI3t ill this settion. Four y'ar ago he
was unaniimously nomlinatel Iby tlw Joint
Judiicial lConvention of this Dis)trict to
the pl-ition of Judge.
It is nvihl(le. to say that Julge Boat
ner 1hay fillei this exalted polifi,'I with
ability, having 4had a lbroad ex;iril lielncel
as a llracticil attlrlley for twenty-five
years.
As a mIan Jn, l.e flatnihr hllm. theIl rare
qualities that are instilleI in every Soutlh
erner. the qualities of a tie genitlemani
-ever rtay tol giit. his tiil sI ltrd lie'
,to tilhe nIt(ly. A 01(41 who ('ar1n lit alp
il ach lby iany( one; just and imlpartial
ill his t(eisiins, land above r"iprloach.
Julge Bloatner has b!eln uintiring in
his, t -lh.ts to r;'o'rt' aid for ti ' ,vorflo..
n-ltt ters of this sctiin. After king
thlle imatter up with tilt State aith itfies
withlout sulCtrer, he applied to th Na
tiih al Gtwerlle tli, thri u.h l i(ill.t,-!(
ilian Hawsll4-ll andl the W ar IT t( . [I at,
an(ll'has len rewarnehl for his t4 .I Hy
no0 t only getting foow for the ;it ving
isolei1' but plai t llt plae and t'
enable thell to mnake at least -e llening
ihen the water sul8,idel i
ADVERTISED LETTERS.'
Remainitng ir the St. Jost1, post
Office for week ending JI Sy v
tlitity, Corntalous Robison, I rac't
lieley, herl Stiward, Ile
('Carnieil, Ardell Silislon, Jat e
IlIa)'V.e l, Rl'i)rt Sank1i 14".il, (foru nll I
Irvine, T. . Stv. ster, Marie '
,k.ekEn, .ilis sinlsonl, Fannyll
IGl!y, .llbert W~i,,I.m. Emma
Mitchel, IMalIley Williams, Eliralbeth
Mitchel, hank Wr ighlt J. B.
Winter, Lue lBirler
Persons calling for the above letter. will
please aly "'Advertised," and can procure
amne by payinglf one cent for each letter.
L E. HiENIERSON, P. i.
iN otice.
LElNI Sr TOC , HO llDES iTENAi CtOtN
COIPRES COIPANY.
MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1908.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS of
THE TENSAII COTTON COMPRESS CO. itl
called to be held at the ollee of the President
theretof ln St. Joseph, at i o'clock A. M.,
oin MONDAY, AUt UST 3, for the purpoae of
electing a new Board of Director. and for the
transactio n of any otherI ainees that may
omie before it.
W. M. DAVIDSON. reti rent.
R. WORRELL, Sec retary.
S. JOSEPH, LA., July 24th, 1908.
NOTICE. ...
IlY MitTieAL ('O.SthIT ef the pAr
ti(h, tlhe firni of E. L. (CiL!LINS & Uot
doing bulinti at (ohhlitan, 14a., h1a01
II'iln diolvd.'. All of the irlert y and
interelt of aid firll has lle ie puireilased
anll taken over by E. L. COLLINS. one
,f the tartlner in said firi of UTJLIINS
& CO., who nlas also a'lllned all the
obligations and inii4h'ibtedn'es' of said firi
alt[ w'll c'ntililie tlti ulusiness in the
Palloft lit E. L. COLLINS.
E. L. CO)LLINS.
G(;lD'A, 4L., July 20, 1908.
Examination for Teachers.
-OTI(E 1. ItEREIY GIVEN that
exa iialiioc fir "hite a pil , irlnd teach
IrS flr LT'lllteS Jaris.h will l held. in Mt.
OtIlph in Frhiay, July 31. The exani
natioliL fIIr whlit' aplihcants will II, h1elli
and that for ct'llr'l aplpliiaitl at till
rIpurt iprmiiptly at 9 o''il.'k and liil.st
'((llt' lprovhh.I h -witil lpaiwr and Il.ttrilS
!,5( with the tnt' dollar entrance fet' re
-iired by law.
A. E. (IREEN, Supt
(ST'IE IJV t0th ANNUAL ACCOUNt.
tate of Louisiana, Parish of Tensas,
1fth IMatrict Court.
uccesslon of John B. Guthrie, dec'd.
PUILAIC NOTIcE Is hereby given'
hat F. I,. and 1U. R. Guthrie, Execu
ors of Estate of John B. Guchrie,
eceased, have filed their Tenth An
utl Account with a.id succession.
Now, therefor,. unlesvwrittei. oppo
ition thereto be tiled in my office with
n ten davg atter publicatinn hereof.
aure will be honiologated, as prayed
or.
[L. S.] Witne-s my hand and the
e.al of said ('ourt. this 2Uth day of
uly'i 10J.
• Ij'EI'H (TERY,
COrrk lOlr .4rfrie (court.
!ARLY RISERS
The famous little pills..
~-'~--- ~ I----' - - -r -
ULIMIN i CO'S GEAT CLEARANC.E SRE
IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
SLE COMMENC MONIDAY, JUlY 2Oi,
AND WILL CONTINUE ONE WEEK.
We are over-stocked. 1he Cool Spring, coupled with the High
Water, has been a great check to business and now, right at the be
ginning of the Hot Weather, we find that we are carrying a larger
volume of goods than business warrants. So here goes-
Suits that were $25.00 to $32.00 now $17.50
Suits that were 21.00 to 24.00 now 15.00
Suits that were 17. to 320. now 12.50
Suits that were 12.50 to 16. now 10.
Suits that were 9. to 12. now 7.50
Trou-ers Reduced Thirty per cent.
Panavtas Reduced One-third.
Straw Hats One-half Price.
REMEMBER: This sale fIndizdes every light weight suit and pair of
trousers in our store,--STEIN-BLOCH, SCHLOSS BROS., PARAGON,
all go. Don't miss this chance.
SPECIAE ATTENTION TO OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS.
Terms of Sale' CASH, no goods exchangedr alterations a maoderate
prices.
M. M. ULLMAN & CO,
417-419 MAIN STe EiT - - NATCHEZ, MISS.
Good Clothes Since 1878
SEND US TOsDA Y YOUR ORIER
STITIONERY, D-R- jf Rj !mRTIOLES.
WHOLESALE RETAIL.
VIC KSBURG DRUG CO co AS TO m STS.,
--,v-- - - --, - _.Vlclgsnu -. L
*B VICKSBURC, MISS.
PHONE 1202-_- -=A. D. OULLEY, MANAGER.
e-r
We are Open for Business!
eb-9
And will be pleased to meet our
- cusomers at our new location on
PEARL ST. IN` LRANK
ý BUILDING.
'Phone 170 for RETAIL Departnent
and 21 for WHOLESALE Department.
NATCHEZ DRUG COMPANY,
- PEARL STREET, FRANK BUILDING. -
* OPPOSITE NATCHUZ HOTE.
BAKER & McDOWELL HARDWARE
NATCHEZ, MISS.,
offer a well selected stock of seasonable
necessities, at the lowest prices. Send
us your orders for the following.
Refrigerators, Ice Cream Freezers,
Ice Chests, Water Coolers, .
Ice Tongs,. Ice Picks,
Ice Saws, Filters.
{AMMOCKS, CROQUET SETS.
Gardea Hsse, Garde. Piows, Rakes, Law. Mowers, Spads, oess.
AND OTHER NEESSITIES TOO NUMEROUSi TO MEN-TION.
Panama Tank Company,
MANUrFACTURERS OF
Gorrulated Galvanized Steel Cisterns.
STOCKr TANKS, WAGON TANKS,
TRASHCANS, SMOKE STACKS,
SWater Towers and WindMills.
IOStilTO-PROOF, DIRT-PROrF, EVERUASTING. F ULL, g __lOATL
PKw omr.EANHS LA.
me0t D&psrtnerstent,, Coalete Coltege
anks. Co;Hse stog a4 shoEse
dciits. Throughl the suecess olFts
22000 f-am.r stdeuts, kouls College
Awake. Ptsctlcal, loplatr aad Sac
SGINESE LAUNDRY,
ST. JOSEPH. LA.
Cor. North & Front Sts
HREY KIN , Pi .
Work Guaranteed.
Prices Reasonable.
TRESPASS NOTICL
.LLIE R'ONS' ar foth  1 I .
si or trespisting 'i RAI \ 'K LIKE
at, In 'PIE(' NO" V a(ld "aT L-I
.l1 )I( I lantations, uhler lpenalty
1, 'I ution. [S Io :D. I.
1)W1 IIIT ,TO', _
Terms of Court
THE'TERMS OF THE DISTMICT T
Bin tbhe Parish of Ten.a. are herebt4
.Jury TerlmE m
THIRD MONDAYS IN APRII. and o
Civil Teca'nim
THIRD MONDAYS IN JANUARY, i
ARY. MARCH. MAY, JUNE, JUj.ST
VEMBER and DECEMBEIR.
JlO R. BOAT,,IR. Dil.tr, J, .
PICKETS FOR SALE.
4000 ASH PICK1~TS 1x2,6 8"
long, just the thing for non
or gardt'n fence.
CYPRESS PICKETS lx4',
foot and 5,f.oot long..
ASI, $12 00 per 1000, Q0I
PRESS $25 00 per 1000
Inquire Smitha' Stable or
Alex McLeod, Marydale, 8
Joseph, La
i'Squire Red!'":
"Squire Red " the wel
known thoroughbred stalil
belonging to Mr. H. Jaco
of Ashland, Miss., will
the season at "Thistleri
plantation, beginning abot
-March 20. Charge: $265,.
$10.00 in advance and $15.6 :
Swhen mare is foalded.
Mares pastured at $;30
: per month. For further arl.
ticulars, address: J. M. S-~ta
ton, St. Joseph, La.
- - -. ;,,.-, A,,,:-T,,-., ' . - - ;
JmUDItiAl. AD'ERTIiEMEwfr.
SM.tte of ,listiaha, Parish of
l .enth )i.-tric, t r ,Court.
,Pu~.IcSsiPn Pf II. F. Nichols,
p PI'lI.IC NO)TI('E is hertby given
P by virtue of an order of sale to
ro''tel by the.' alvt,, n:med H
(' ourt, iin the alet styled matter,
Son
S ATURDAY, AUUST MeIIA.
p ofilr for sale at the Court Holuse
Sthu town of St..lJoeph, in this
p ithin the hour's proscribed by Inl,
p is IHtwite th. t hours of 11 A. i.
to'hºtk i. 0., to the hlgheet b
r ih, th,' ftollhowing dlescribed
p sittlatl in this parish, to-wit:
P ".\Al'lENA" A'' plantation, of
Salaw' PI'arih, and(l State, and being'
P tion twrnity-two (n.d) ar( the E t
Sof Sotuthteast quarter ~a le st
Northeast quarter Sectilon tw
p (21), ancu North half of West
SNortheast qurtter of Section twenty
(A1) A,\, a fie' () aBre trip
from the East side of the Wedi
,',utlheast qulllarter Mectiotl 21. AM
'Township twelve (1?), ltange ten
East, cntatiilng ei.ht hIutdred and
84IO acre, tltorol o'l(I4
Ttrts of .aleh : ('a~h .
JOHlN lUG1IIF*E, 81Mw -
Mr. Jea~euI, ,LA., July 1, 19(0.
FOR SALE
IIKE- AF HAT IT IS JIl
Atld.r all cni,,u,,ications to IL,
/ LIhNTLEAY, Owner, 1414 +lorids
. -H . e - l .
~T7'Y.lT.L4AW,
ST. JOSBPIH,-' A
Wll practlo ta East C.rrll -
Tensa Concordla sad the 5aprele
ederal Cort.a.
L. A. MURDOCK. J.C. PU
Ds. MRDOCK & Ill
- ST. J0SEPI, UL.
Physicians& Sul
OPPWfI 01 PLANK ROAD.
AdJtlaing Residence of Dr L.A. 3Ydorlt
Offic Pha. (Lagl istac.) I
R Or. asc'l ssidenc eeu s 1
Dr. hMips' lluisuc ftm b I
DENT IST I
St. Joseph, ,a.
OFFICE IN NEWELL IDO.
PLANK ROAD.
FOR SALE.
A.If~.lI'EN(C'I in Mt. Josephd.
ably loatttd altl at a ,argain. Afl9.
FOR SALE.
Neat ,tttage in i'riet. Fieldd 'dt i.
c•,ntainiung 4 large. 'oltlmfortabl .rie
kithIen and .Lhati rts, a, with awW ,
attachletd t e('aeh, large front and .
latr Ih.- and rttly yarId, with stable4:
,,ut-h,,ue, . C,)nl('llie . Builin ,
anlt in gid state of reIair. OccIY
,,tItlth alitl. Ap. II'V *v-- - "
.AI. 1x.)R BARAGORA ;.
SEWING and ORESS
SEWINO AND DpRPS-MAKING -
',M)' S.ATI)"A' .li) , UlL
WO(RK r4 ,tr~7n I · FLTY .- i flr~