The St. Mary Banner from Franklin, Louisiana • 5

ib ST. MAKY BANNER WEEKLY. Franklin, St. Mary Parish, La SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1910. Southern Pacific Railroad Time Table EAST BOUND.

No. 10, Due 2:36 p.m. No. 8, 3:23 a. in.

No. 2, 6:55 a. m. No. 6, 12:37 p.

m. WEST BOUND. No. 9, Due 3:45 p. in.

No. 7, 12:55 a. m. No. 5, 11:34 a.

m. No. 1, 7:42 p. m. CYPREMORT BRANCH.

Lv. 1:10 p.m. Ar. 9:30 a. m.

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10:45 a. m. Old Dutch Cleanser at O'Niell's. We are glad to note that Miss Lucille Alpha is out again after a short illness. Popkin's Sacrifice Sale will continue until and including August 1st.

This is a chance to get some rare bargains. All kinds of laces and embroideries. Very cheap. W. J.

Levy. The Frisco Buffet, on Willow street, is becoming a popular resort for those who want something good to eat. For a fiue buggy, surrey or harness, call on C. S. Brenn.

We are sorry to learn that Mrs. A. C. Allen is confined to her bed with sickness, and hope for her a speedy recovery. Still it rains, rains.

It looks as if we were going to have another season like 1898 when it rained continually for about six months. Those little things that you need every day are in profusion at the lowest prices ever known. Neil McNeil. Excursion to-morrow (Sunday) on the Southern Pacific Railroad from Morgan City to Opelousas. Train passes Franklin at 7:51 a.

fare round trip $1.00. Clerk oi, Court W. H. Kramer while on a fishing trip this week on his gasoline launch had the misfortune of having his left hand severely burned by a hot pipe. O'Niell has the best butter in town in prints or bulk.

A pleasant time was had by all who attended the boat ride on Wednesday night given on the steamer Porter and barge for the benefit of the Episcopal Church. Try chip potatoes at O'Niell's, fresh and crisp. A ten-year-old negro girl, while attempting on Monday evening last to cross the railroad track before a moving freight train near the depot was run over and killed. Rural mail delivery boxes at the St. Mary Hardware Company.

The Parish Democratic Executive Committee will meet next Tuesday, July 26th, at 11:30 a. at the court house. All the members of the committee are requested to be present. Preserve Jars any sizes, to be had at the 5 and 10 cent store. Niel McNiel.

The banquet at the Club Restaurant on Monday night, giv en by T'Chetimaches Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men, to its members, was well attended and proved to be a pleasant affair. Men's furnishing goods of all kinds. Good quality. Very cheap. W.

J. Levy. Base ball to-morrow (Sunday) at Robichaux's Park in Centreville, between the Franklin Juniors and Calumet teams. Game called at 3:30 p. m.

Come out and root for the home boys. All kinds of repair work done at C. S. Brenn's, prices reasonable. Get busy with the scythe and hoe and cut those weeds on your property.

They are largely responsible for the epidemic of mosquitoes we have been suffering from for the past three weeks. Clerk of Court W. H. Kramer, Messrs. M.

Bergeron, Emmet O'Niell, James R. Parkerson, Paul Kramer, John R. Parkeisou, and Will Folse and J. E. Lassus, of Patterson, spent a portion of the week fishing at Cote Blanche and other points on the coast.

They report having found plenty of fish and having had a real good time. Will Continue Cut il und Incliidinir 11211st 1 st. This is an opportunity of a life time to purchase goods at 50 per cent discount. China, cut glass and pictures. Our buyer will leave for New York City to purchase goods for this coining Fall.

We must have room for the new stock coming, that is why we are sacrificing china, cut glass and pictures. goods strictly cash. I. Popkin, Jeweler. Main Street.

Franklin, La. A Victim of Biograph. "All other passions have their hour of thinking, and hear the voice of reason, but jealousy breaks at the first suspicion into frenzy and sweeps the soul in tempest." At the Ideal to-day. Dr. S.

O. Decoux, expert optometrist and oculist reflexes. Eyes examined and glasses fitted a specialty. Located at Mrs. J.

R. Bailey's, Iberia street. About 2 o'clock p. on Saturday last the property known as the Nancy Weathers property in Freetown, belonging to Mr. J.

S. Martel, was destroyed by fire. It was insured Jin the Moorman Givens agency for $1,200. 5 or 6 doses will cure any case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c.

On Wednesday last Mr. Don Caffery, bought the Gauche residence on St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans. The house is a a handsome two-story brick structure, large, and in good condition. The price paid was $40,000 Ladies low quarters and pomps.

Up-to-date styles. Very cheap at W. J. Levy's. A negro by the name of Willie Bradley was arrested on Monday last at Belleview plantation by Deputy Sheriffs Chas.

Pecot and Arthur Martel, charged with assault with a dangerous weapon with irtent to kill on a negro wouan, There is a reason why you should visit our store before buying elsewhere. The (price) reason. Neil McNeil. Hick's Capudine Cures Sick Headache Also Nervous Headache, Travellers HeadTche and aches from Grip, Stomach aroubles or Female Troubles. Try immediately.

Sold by druggists. We call attention to the semiannual report of the St. Mary Building Association, J. E. Lassus, secretary published iu this issue.

Despite the stringency of the times the report shows that the institution is in a prosperous condition. Just received a shipment of rural mail delivery boxes. The best on the market. St. Mary Hardware Company.

No little city in the State of like size of Franklin offers such educational advantages. Our citizens have spared no expense in the erection of a building that is inviting and comfortable and offer a school that anyone can be proud of. If you are not now, we want you to be one of those who get daily bargains at the 5 and 10 cent store. Neil McNeil. Among the laws passed by the recent session of the General Assembly, fourteen are in the shape of constitutional amendments to the constitution, and between now and the time they are to be voted on we shall take occasion to comment on them.

Puffed rice, puffed wheat, grape nuts, cream of wheat, shredded whole wheat, pearl barley and hominy, at O'Nieli's. There is an aesthetic side to the good road movement that is of no little importance. What is drearier, what more depressing than to drive along a country road deep with mud, furrowed by ruts and water standing in pools in the road. "A VICTIM OF JEALOUSY" A Biograph the worst of human weaknesses. At the Ideal io-day.

C. S. Brenn is prepared to do all kinds o' blacksmith and wheelwright work on the shortest notice. ratsom MF.1TI11.Y. Mr.

anil Mrs. J. Sully Martel and family are in Brown's Wells. for a couple of weeks, and will leave from there for Asheville, X. 1 Dr.

Beverly Smith attended a meeting of the State Board of Health in New Orleans on Monday and Tuesday last. Mr. and Mrs. It. E.

Lee and daughters, of NewOrleans. and Mrs. Albert Storm of Morgan City were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O.

.1. Byerle last week. Messrs. Alphonse Giroir and Hugh Boudreaux are visiting friends and relatives in Houma. Miss Beulah Schmuion has left for a a month's stay in Maudeville.

Miss Nina Sigur has left for New Orleans and Mandeyille, where she expects to visit for several weeks. Judge Chas. A. O'Niell spent several days iu Leonville, this week. Sheriff W.

T. Peterman spent a few days in New Orleans the forepart of the week on business. Messrs. Will Folse and J. E.

Lapsus were visitors to Franklin on Monday last. Mrs. A. M. Underwood departed on Saturday last for New Origans, where she goes for treatment.

Senator M. J. Foster spent a portion of the week in New Orleans on professional business. Mr. Alfred Klein and daughter, Miss lone, of New Orleans, were the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Win. Kramer for a few days last week. Mi 1 O. Pecot was a business visitor to New Orleans yesterday.

Miss Cecile Kannable, of New Orleans, is vis'ting Franklin, guest of her uncle, Rev. Father J. II. Trainor. Messrs.

Louis Kramer and Ed. Alpha spent tins week visiting in Houston, Texas. Miss Sidonie Tarlton spent the week at San Autor io, Texas, on a visit to her sister, Mrs. D. W.

Stafford. Mrs. C. S. Campbell and children are on an extended trip to Mont Belvieu, Texas.

Mrs. S. Roberts and daughter, Miss Hose, departed on Tuesday for a visit to New Iberia. Mrs. Corinne Morris, of New Orleans.

is the guest of Mrs. P. D. Roussel. Mrs.

Jesse N. Roberts and Miss Belle Roberts are visiting in Morgan City. Mr. Thos. Fleming departed on Monday last for his home in Chicago.

Miss Gertrude Cowan is on a short visit to New Orleans. Miss Minnie Gorgas.of Alabama, is here on a visit to her sister, Mrs. George Palfrey. Capt. Wm.

Kyle left this week for a visit to Cincinnati and other points in Ohio. Mrs. Lillie Satterley and Miss Will Casey are spending a few days at the home of Mrs. F. Lemke.

Miss Mattie Bailey has departed for a visit to points in Mississippi. Mrs. Bessie Sanders returned horn Thursday from a visit to New Orleans. 1 Mrs. M.

Gordon Jones and little daughter was a visitor to.Baldwin on Thursday, guest of Mrs. Hobt. Barnett. Miss Abbie Marin, of New Iberia, is the guest of her brother, Mr. E.

F. Marin. Mr. Jos. Birg and Miss Helen Birg will leave Monday for their home in Mandeville, to spend the summer.

Mr. James R. Parkerson will leave to-morrow for Chicago on business, thence to a visit to Lyons, Iowa, where Mrs. Parkerson is visiting her parents. Mrs.

Chas. Pecot and children have returned home from a pleasant visit to her parents iu Bay St. Louis, Miss. I Mr. Don.

Caffery, was transacting business in New Orleans for several days this week. Mr. Oi D. Berwick, Sr, of Bayou Sale was a visitor to Franklin yesterday. Mr.

Thos. P. Wilson has resigned his position with the City Council to take effect August 1st, to accept his former position with a commission house in Rayne, La. The office made vacant by Mr. Wilson will be filled by Mr.

Clarance Aycock, at present bookkeeper in the St. Mary Bank Trust Company. Mr. Aycock's position in the bank will be filled by Mr. E.

Marin, and the position in the bank made vacant by the promotion of Mr. Marin will be filled later. 5 or 6 doses 1 '666" "'ill cure any case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. I am agent for the McCormick Mowing Machine.

Keep on hand a complete stock of repairs. O. J. Byerle, Franklin, La. WOOSTER Poultry Farm CENTREVILLE, LA.

Call If You Want Nice Broilers. O'Niell has Spanish Primentoes. a a SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT ---UF THE--- ST, MARY BUILDING ASSOCIATION For the Six lit is i hiding June 3 Htl i. 1G lu. OFI HOURS: A.

H. Thompson. I Ye ici it. N. B.

TKF.r.f. UK. Vic 'resident Wl LUI KT 2., i Vice ft c-sic K. La -si's. Secretary at IV i S.Il*« -Ll HI Mortgage loans secured Full paid stock.

vendor'' '11 Installment and tien Oii Loans secured bv stock ami 1 ll'tnlliuent SO 2.7,SI. Si lTo. Lri'ta am it 011 Stock- and ,040. Serial Due bv borrowers for 0 and ldet uOffice building, for U'C of Assn1 crued on iJavn cia I.O» JO i. 2.Min.IM* Furniture, fixture- and supplies 201).

iff) 1 hiabdin unde Ul lcd Real estate acquired bv closure and is sundry open ace il nt io.OO Rea! es held during process ndivided prolit of CO Cash on hand and 111 1 so Sundry open 1 IT. Lf fib titi ij Tot STATE OF I OU ist PARISH OF ST VU V. s.s We the members of Au ditin 'oininitte and 11 cru ary of above named Association, loi 111 lv swear that all tb fi i 11 stalements of the condition of tt lis Ast dation for ix II)' ths en ling' above specified are true and cor to the 'st of our knowle lg and belief. F. W.

lv iGLKSTON, Aud it- in ommittee. J. K. A.s.srs. Sec re Sworn to and subscribed before mu, this the 17th dav il A.

1910. Wl il. AMI IL Clerk and exotlk io otarv Public. Par ish af t. dar.

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I make my own Ice Cream, and it is pure and fresh. It is made every day with one-halt cream and one-half pure milk, and is the best ice cream on market. I will guarantee it and also will say that all freezers and ice cream cans are in perfect sanitary condition. We invite ail to call and inspect the condition of our ice cream plant. When you make your ice cream at home to save money it is like stopping a clock to save time.

This is your chance to save money, and now is your time to do so. Do it uow. Your will get the best of service, delivered at your door, packed in a freezer and ready to use. My prices are low: one-half galloii, packed, 65 cents, one gallon, five gallons and up, $1.00 gallon. To take home iu boxes, from five cents up.

Sam Serio, Franklin, La. For Sale Cheap. One delivery wagon horse. John A. O'nikll.

Dry Goods of all kinds. Very J. Levy. STATE OF LOUISIANA. 23rd Judicial District of St.

Mary. Succession of Sidney H. Coleman, Deceased. N' o. 3362.

Be it known: That by virtue of a commission directed to me as Tutrix and Administratrix of Estate of Sidney H. Coleman, deceased, pursuant to an order of sale to pay debts of said r.state issued out of th Hon. 23rd Judicial District in and for the Parish of St. Mary, ruisiana, on the 21st. day of July lulu, I shall offer for sale, at tin: princiai front door of the Court House in the town of Franklin, Parish of St.

Mary, La at public auction, for cash, to the last aud highest bidder, according to law, on SATURDAY, THE 6TK, DAY OF AUGUST A. 1910, between the hours of fl o'clock A. and 4 o'clock P. the following described property, to-wit: Two and one half shares of the Capital stock of the Charenton Lumber Co. of the par vale of one hundred dollars per (Juhnie Coleman, Tutrix and Administratrix.

FOR SALE CHEAP. new Gaussirau Cane Loader. For particulars apply at dike..