The St. Mary Banner from Franklin, Louisiana • 5

1 THE ST. MARY BANNER, ST. MARY PARISH, APRIT. 28, 1906. THE ST.

MARY BANNER WEEKLY FRANKLIN, ST. MARY PARISH, LA. W. H. LATHAM, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

SATURDAY. APRIL. 28. 1906. LODGE NOTICE.

W. O. -Live Oak Camp No. meets second and fourth Monday at p. at Bruncer', Hall.

every J. BYERLE. C. C. ISAAC MAYER.

Clerk. O'Niell has Malt Breakfast Food. Assessor Kapepl has been busy this week assessing property. in the second ward. How early people get around who have kicks to make, and what a time it takes them to come who have compliments to give.

Do not pick up sample packages of headache powder that may be thrown on your poren. They may stop all your aches permanently. This is the year, the month and the week when the editor must once more remind his delinquent subscribers how badly he needthat dollar. Arrow brand milk, three for -O' Niell's. Fire broke out on Thursday of this week at the residence of Mr.

F. Granier, on Main street. The flames were quickly extinguished. doing little damage. A new line of ladies' and misses' hose just received in black.

tan. white and embroidery at Louis LEVY'S. Many of our people visited the Crescent City this week. taking advantage of the special low rates on the railroads, given on account of the U. C.

V. re-union. Regular price for -kates at the Opera House Monday evening. Chicago Concert and Comedy Company, only 10 cents. Come, laugh and see a real good show.

LOUIS LEVY has the largest assortment of ladies' and childrens' low quarters and slippers in town. Prices to please all. Next Tuesday is the regular meeting day of the Police Jury. No doubt all the members of that body will be present, as tant business will come before it. There is no better way of building up our town than giving to our home men our entire and exclusive patronage.

The more we help each other the more we help the town. Just received, the latest style ladies' purse-, in black, brown and white, the white are washable. Will find them at LOUIS LEVY'S. The entertainment at the park last Sunday was well patronized by the home people and outsider-. Quite a large crowd gathered to witness the baseball game and indulge in the other sports.

A neat sum was realized by the management as a result of the venture. Ice Cream Freezers and Water Coolers, all sizes, at O'Niell. A civil term of the District Court opened on Monday last, but owing to the absence of some of the members of the bar, representing the contestants in the cases, the court adjourned to open again on Monday of next week. Mr. Sidney Brenn received ing the week shipment of light vehicles, runabouts, which he is offering at prices within the reach of everyone.

When desiring to purchase a new vehicle see Mr. Brenn before placing your order. We have just received another new assortment of ladies' stylish belts, in gilt, silver and also hand embroidery, at LOUIS LEVY'S. The mills of the law are grinding on the court house question, and some of the minor statesman of St. Mary have given up discussing it.

The case is in the hands of the Supreme Court, and a decision cannot be expected for some time. Mr. Felix Belanger and Miss Louise Fournier were married at the Catholic Church here on Wednesday afternoon last at 4:30 o'clock, Rev. Father J. H.

Trainor officiating. The BANNER extends to the happy couple its best congratulations, hoping that their lives will be long and prosperous. LOUIS LEVY handles the largest and best assortment of ladies' ready made waists, guaranteed to fit and wear well. Prices from $1.25 to $2.50. Mrs.

R. E. Hine has gone to New Orleans to visit her daughter, Miss May. Mr. Charles Tarlton, of Hillsboro.

Texas, is visiting his brother, Mr. Lawrence Tarlton, after an absence of thirteen years. Miss Nellie Hine is the guest of Mrs. Beverly Ward in Patterson. Mr.

C. E. Blanchard visited in Franklin this week. Mrs. Geo.

H. O' Niell has gone Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. John is visiting in New Orleans this week. Miss Marion Clarkson, of Marlip, Texas, is the guest of Miss Alberta Lawless.

Miss Florence Hudson, of Sour Lake, Texas, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mahon. Mrs. M. Gordon Jones is visiting relatives and friends in town.

Mrs. F. Robichaux visiting at the home of her father, Mr. N. Boudreaux.

Mr. Ned Night, of New Orleanis the guest of Mrs. R. R. Cocke.

Mrs. C. P. Harrison is in New Orleans this week, visiting friends. Senator M.

J. Foster arrived home from Wa-hington, D. on Thursday last. The many friends of the Senator are indeed gratified to see him looking the picture of health. Dr.

David Smith, treasurer of he Texas Pacific Railroad, with adquarters visit at to St. Franklin Louis, this has een a reek. guest of his brother, Judge D. Smith. Messrs.

R. E. Milling, E. A. Hanson.

Jas. A. Peterman and D. Caffery, attended the meeting of the stockholder- of the Atchaialaya Ship Channel in Morgan City on Tuesday last. Mrs.

Lillie Smith is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. Davis, at Lake Charles. Mrs. C.

P. Hine, of New Iberia. i- the guest of Mrs. Helen Hine. JUST THINK OF IT! PERSONALS.

Photos five for ten cents. For ten day- only. Photo buttons, ten cents extra and up. All photos mounted on cards. We also make cabinet photos and larger sizes.

First class work at reasonable prices. ACME PHOTO CO. Franklin Opposite Court House. Mr. Julius A.

Lund has removed his printing plant, formerly the Patterson Echo, to Jeanerette, and has established office there. The paper will be renamed the Jeanerette Optic, and will make its appearance in about two weeks. We wish Brother Lund much success in the new field. On Thursday evening last at 7:30 p. Mr.

P. L. Robichaux and Miss Clements, of Irish Bend, were married at the Catholic Courch here. Mr. Robert H.

ColJin- acted as bust man and Mr. Tom Milling as u-her. Capt. and Mrs. W.

R. Collins entertained the bridal party at supper. May their path through life be strewn with roses. The last case to be tried in the District Court at its criminal term, which ended on Saturday of the past week was that of the State of Louisiana vs. Francesco Gianfala, accused of the murder of Joseph Rosheger, in Patterson about five years ago.

The jury acquitted the accused. The defense was ably sustained by Messrs. Foster, Milling, Godchaux Sanders. The Duke Di Aosta Benevolent Association. a society, composed entirely of Italians, was organized here last Sunday, with a large membership.

The foilowing officers were elected: Louis Caro, President; M. Samaritano, VicePresident; Paolo Dimicelli, Secretary of Finance; Vincenzo Ficaro, Secretary of Archives; Joseph Beninato, Treasurer; Nicola Dragna, Grand Marshal. The Board of Health seems determined to have the Police Jury ordinance regarding the screening of cisterns rigidly obeyed. The parish inspector Mr. L.

Lauritizen has made a tour of all the residences near Franklin and is doing his work thoroughly and well. Evidence of his attention is especially Southern manifest Pacific op the road from the depot to basin, where the use of several cisterns have been abandoned. Skating rink, Monday night, April 30th. Chicago Concert and Comedy Company in up-to-date sketches, singing, dancing, Irish, Dutch and Negro comedy. An attraction of merit.

A show for ladies and children. Everything neat and clean, all for 10 cents. The fellow who stops his paper because he becomes offended at some item that does not suit his fancy, always imagines he is getting even with the publisher, but he is never missed. This only happens occasionally, for there are only a few people in any community who imagine a paper should contain nothing but what they approve of. The brick building near our office, being constructed by Mr.

W. B. Cook, for Mr. A. H.

Thompson, is rapidly reaching completion It is a splendid two-story structure, and as near fire-proof as modern ingenuity can make it, is very handsome in appearance, and reflects credit upon the contractor. It will be finished inside with pressed steel ceiling and lighted by electricity or acetylene gas, at the option of the tenants. The editor who can please everyone is not fit for this world; but is entitled to wings. Human nature is constructed so that some like scandal, some don't; some like fakes exposed, others don't; some like the truth told about them. others don't.

Some like to take the paper for seven or eight years and never miss an issue or pay a cent and get mad and stop their paper when they get a statement of their account: others don't. It is some consolation to know that the Lord himself failed to please everyone while on earth. That noble order the Ancient Order of United Druids met on Tuesday last and elected the following officers to serve for the ensuing six month: C. S. Brenn.

Past Noble Arch: H. J. Herman, Noble Arch; Andrew J. Buniff. Vice Arch; E.

J. Charpentier. Conductor; Jerome Weyl, Recording Secretary; A. P. Daigle.

Financial Secretary; John A. O'Niell. Treasurer; N. P. McNulty, Inner Guard: J.

Morvant. Outer Guard; and the tees are C. F. Kramer, O. J.

Byerle, and R. E. Keenze. H. J.

Herman and R. E. Kenzee were chosen representatives to the Grand Grove. Work on the canal being dredged for the Hanson Lumber to connect the Teche with the swamp land in the rear of Franklin is progressing splendidly. This will be an avenue opening to industry hundreds of acres of fine timber land.

The lumber industry in Southwest Louisiana has grown in recent years to be one of the i most important features of the South's progress. With new and improved machinery and facilities the mills in St. Mary are turning out daily millions of feet best building material obtainable, and by the cutting of canals, such as the Hanson, many thousands of trees will be reached which were unavailable a few years ago. Success to the enterprise. If you want a good bargain in all your purchases, call at LOUIS LEVY'S next week.

Mr. Millington Hundgerford, of Centreville, was in Franklin this week visiting the friends of his youth, after 40 years spent in other States of the Union. Mr. Hundgerford was a former resident of Franklin, but when the black war cloud hung over the fair Southland like a pall, his services were enlisted in the cause of the Confederacy, and after the conflict he settled in Tennessee. He was a member of the Old Guard of Honor, the St.

Mary Cannoneers, and is one of the few remaining men who fought so nobly in that command. He is well known here among those who have passed the springtime of life, having spent the years of his youth and early manhood among them. He was welcomed to Franklin, not only by the elder but by the younger generation as well, who still cherish the memory of warrior fathers, and thrill when standing in the presence of one who defended the Stars and Bars for four years among hardships and privations hitherto unknown. The record of the Confederate soldier has excited the admiration of the world, and among the bravest appears the gallant old hero of four years' service, Mr. Hundgerford.

FOR SALE. My two residence on Adams street, 160 feet front by 323 feet deep. Iron front fence. Residence in good condition. Will sell for part cash and balance in notes to suit convenience of purchaser.

Apply to E. M. WALKER. Franklin, La. or MRS.

R. E. HINE, Patterson, La. STATION LOUISIANA 231d Judicid District Court St. Mary.

Louis Lev No 11.7.1 By virtue an order of sale. issued out of the Honor 2rd Judicial District the Parish 01 Mary. rected. in the above entitled bored cause. have offer for -ale tor highest bidder.

at the door of the court Franklin. on SATURDAY. THE 2ND DAY OF JUNE. A. 1906.

between the hours of 11 and 4 o'clock. the tioned and described 1st. Those two certain lying and being Centreville the State of Louisiana. having on the east side of from One Hundred depth between red and the north by the hands Young. on the cast th I.

B. Allen. south the Unsworth. by the being two thirds of the ed TIL Telephone of April: A. D.

1899 with ings and improvements 2nd. Lot number four. that certain tract or parcel of ing and being situated on Bacon this Parish. and known the Shan Tract. containing Indred and one 101 superficial bounded on the north in part Foos and- Barnett.

and in Dart by land Thomas J. Foster: vast by of and Barnett: south by land of Lauren and by Hands of Thos. .1. Foster. with all the buildings and improvements thereon JOHN B.

SANDERS. Sherif Sheriff's Office. Parish of St. Marv. April 21.

1906. BANKRUPT'S PETITION FOR DISCHARGE. In the District Court the United States for the Eastern District of Louisiana. In the matter of Henry Kahn. Bankrupt.

No. 839. -In Bankruptes. To the Honorable Charles Parlance. Judge of the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Louisiana: Henry Kahn.

of Morgan City. in the Parish of St. Mary and State of Louisiana. in said District. respectfully represent-: That on the 30th day of January.

last past. he was duly adjudged bankrupt. under the Acts of Congress relating to bankruptey: that he has duly surrendered all his property and rights of property, and has fully complied with all the requirements of said acts and of the orders of the Court touching his bankruptcy. Wherefore he prays that he may be decreed by the Court to hare a full discharge from all debt- provable against his estate under said bankrupt acts. except such debts as are excepted by law from such discharge.

Dated this 22nd day of March. A. 1906. Signed; HENRY KAHN. Bankrupt.

Signed) CHAS. L. WISE. Attorney. Order of Notice Thereon.

Eastern District of On this 25th day April. A 1906. on reading the foregoing petition it is ordered by the Court that a hearing he had on the same on the fourteenth day of May. A. 1906.

before Louis U. Folse. Referee in Bankruptey. at the office of Charles Borah. Attorney.

in Franklin. in said District. at l0 o'clock in the forenoon: and that notice thereof be published in the St. Mary Banner. newspaper printed in said District.

and that all known creditors and other persons in interest may' appear at said time and place and show cause. if said any they have. why the prayer of petitioner should not be wanted. And it is further ordered by the Court. that the Clerk shall send by mail to all known creditors.

copies of said petition and this order. addressed to them at their places of residence as stated Witness the Honorable Charles Parlange. Judge of the said Court. and the seal thereof. at New Orlean-.

in said district. on the 25th day of April. A. D. 1906.

FRANK H. MORTIMER. true copy. FRANK MORTIMER. Clerk.

Clerk. of LOST NOTES. LOST NOTES. Two promissory notes. dated Angust 3rd.

1897. each for the sun $250.00. one maturing 01L the 1-t. January. and the other on the 1st.

of January. drawn and signed in solido. by Etienne Thomas. Francis Thomas. Victor Thomas and Richard Thomas.

to their own order and by them endorsed in blank. Said notes being identified with an act of mortgage of date the 3rd. of August. 1897. and of record in Book 40.

page 90. of the records of this Parish. The tinder will return said notes to the owner and receive his reward. THE KYLE LUMBER LTD. Franklin.

April 14. 1906. Just received, the latest style dress goods, embroidery, mulls and chitons, pineapple tissues in latest shades, at Louis LEVY'S, the bargain store. PRIVATE DEMONSTRATOR. One man.

one woman for this District. Same route once a year. Salary and bonus. Address for interview G. C.

GROVES. New Iberia, La. STATE OF LOUISIANA. 23rd Judicial District ish of St. Mary.

Court--Par- Braud. No. Bentz C. flimel. vy.

11.173. tor the 3rd Judicial directed. in Parish the entitled suit. I otter for sale highest for 111 the town bidder. of RD1 THE 26TH DAY MAY.

V. 1905. OF 11 o'clock d. 111.. the following de- Parish lot of land.

of St. Mary. of Franklin. upper corporate and described being as a map of the on the north running west a uniform and sixty (160) lines and orth by land being forCook. east by lot of bi said street or formerly of together of with the all Kyle the thereon JOHN B.

SANDERS, Sherif. April 10th. 1906. STATE OF LOUISIANA. First Ward Justice Court -Parish St.

Mary. Davis Seart vs. J. H. Scypion.

that be virtue of a writ Justice Laurence H. Delhare. Davis A Scarff, the Court. Parish J. plaink Seypion and to the diSATE THE SEE DAY OF MAY.

1906. Justice of the Parish of St. in Peace. at public the following Mary offer described of rehandias per ollice inventory on file in A. PECOT.

Constable. 1-th. 1900. of St. Mary, April STATE OF LOUISIANA.

23rd Judicial District Court-Parish of St. Mary. Benjamin Sherman VS. Charles Walker, Tutor. et No.

11,385. the By virtue of a judgment rendered by Honorable 3rd Judicial District Court. of the Puri of St. Mary. and to me dire ted.

bi date April 9th, 1906. decreeing a judicial partition by neitation. order ny me to sell the property herein described. I will offer for sale, for cash. to the last and highest bidder, at principal door of the Court House, in the town of Franklin, on SATURDAY.

THE 19TH DAY OP MAY. A. 1906, between the hours of 11 o'clock a. and 4 o'clock the following describe property, to wit: That certain lot of land. situated near the upper corporate limits of the town of Franklin.

in the Parish St. Mary, Louisiana, have 1 front of one hundred (100, feet on a lane or road. dividing the lots from the land formerly of John M. Cook. leceased, and having a depth between arallel lines that belongs to the same.

boanded north by said land, south by land of Sanders Butler, east by lot formerly Paul Zylicz, now of David Wilcox. West by lot of the estate of George Alpha. deceased, with all the buildings and improvements thereon and all rights. ways and privilexes thereto ting or appertaining. JOHN SANDERS, heriff.

Sheriff's Office. Parish of St. Mary, April 10th. 1906 STATE OF LOUISIANA. 23rd Judicial District Court -Parish of St.

Mary. Jules Bloch vs. Ely Phillips, et al: No. 121. Under and by virtue of an order of seizure and wale issued out of the Honorable Judicial District Court.

of Louisiana, in the above numbered and 23 entitled suit. I have seized and will offer for sale for cashto the last and highest bidder, at the Court House, in the town of Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, Louis- ana. on SATURDAY THE 28TH DAY OF APRIL. 1906.

between the hours of 11 o'clock a. and 1 o'clock p. the following described property, to- wit: Ten arpents of land situated in the Parish of St. Mary, in the Cypremort P'rairie. State of Louisiana, bounded north by land belonging to Amede guste.

west by land of Henri Julien, east by land of Gardner Vinson and south by land of Benjamin Beasley, together with all buildings and improvements thereon. 2. That certain tract of land lying and being situated in the Parish of St. Mary, State of Louisiana. in the Cypremort Prairie.

containing thirty-eight supertie cial acres being lot No. 1 of a plat made bv A A. Fusilier, and dated February 13th. said property being bounded east by property of H. Landor, west by land of A.

E. Gahn. north by land of F. Sigur, and south by public road. towether with all the buildings and inprovements thereon situated.

JOHN B. SANDERS. Sheriff. Sheriff's Office. March 23, 1906.

Another new lot of mattings and rugs. Call and get a tine selection at LOUIS LEVY'S..