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RICE & CO.,
Vicksburg, . Miss.
SUMMER TIME IS COMING.
GET COOL COMFITAILE FIRUTIL
We have the famous "Leon
ard" Cleanable Refrigerator, sad
"Vudor" Porch Shades, Ham
Smocks, Porch Chairs, and Mat
tingsp.
SW Mall orders given prompt and
careful attention.
We pay freight on all orders
of $30.00 and over.
RICE & CO.
$2.50 (Next to Post Office.)
Mississippi Electric Co.,
Electriical Contracting and Repairing, and esm raiq a specialty.
tlusshtroit WhiteSteauer
MOTOR CARS MOTOR CARS'
PriOe "Price:
$1,5$2,
$2,150 '- _ $4,1tl
Electrical and Automobile Supplies of AllKInds.
CoClay and Monroe St.n Atm bil Lv
e. 1023 Vicksburg, Miss.
A. G. CASSELL CO.,
(sccessor to Ilardaway & Cassell)
Wholesale Druggists.
Manufact rctes of tte Fimouso Fiwnily Remedies
Hill City Chill Tonic Hill City Antiseptic
uNW City Liver Pills Hill City Cough Balsam
Hil City Sarsaprilla Hill City Hog & Cholera Cure
HN City Horse and Hill City White
Cattle Powder Lodestone Liniment
Platt's Dyspepsia Cure:-:Platt's Chill Tonic
They are Considered Standard Wherever Sold.
Corner Clay and Vicksburg, M iss.
Al' BAKER & SON.
Summ umLuxuries. '1bl, 'k and Napkins.
F 11 line of Staple Dry Goods, ec. h
Home-spun Silk, in colors. McCall's Patterns. c
Jacquards. p
Tuasal Silk.
li'"ep (Satin" en Summer Necessities. U
Mercerized Itengaline.
Valley Queen Brocade, pink and e
blue. Ice Cream I reezers. f
Flaxon Linen Bobbonet Bars.
White and Tan TLinen. Hammnocks.
.inen Finish Suvitiing. Men's "B. V. D Underwear." a
Handkerchief Linen :,awn. in col- Full line of Summer Underwear t4
r., for Ladhis awd Men. a
Solesette, whitie and colors. Full stock fancy low quartershoes.
Pure linen lawn.
Fancy White Waisting aillgradcs. WESSON COOKING OIL, best
Crou-B:rred )ieitv. shortning made. absolutely pure.
Fancy Lace E'bivudcry hrt ryr it nd be convinced.
WaiL Fronts. a
GOOD THINGS TO EAT!
JUST RECEIVED. I
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iJ. WATTS KEARNY & SONS,
419-423 Gravir Stnret, :
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DEXTER Fire Clay StoveP
S CEMENT. and tings.
fIn Bricks Mill Suppli esS
Sewer Pipe sf AII lmi :
E PAINTS OILS- TAR
BRUSHES. fE
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Natchez, Miss. eI
S1blishers of 5rhe 7ratchez News.,
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Twmg Suits.
Here's just the suit for that
little trip-a gray-gray mixture
-a kind of mud and dust color
you see the practical value.
Thae for a change, here's one
of our sapecialblues with a self
stripe.
Thee for occasional wear, have
one of our striking patterns that
will put the ive wire into a
whole crowd.
Warner & Seades Co
VICKSSURO, MISS.
NOTICE.
TALLULAH, LA., May 12, '10
At a Drainage Convention held in
Tallulah March 11th, 1909, over which
I had the honor to preside, I was
charged with the duty of interesting
the United States Geological Survey
and the United States Department of
Drainage Investigations in examining
and making a report on the feasibil
ity and probable cost of a thorough
Drainage System of the Fifth Louis
iana Levee District; also the duty of
appointing a Law Committee of five
lawyers of the District to draw a bill
for presentation to the present session
of the Legislature in accordance with
reports by the United States Drainage
Departments.
The preliminary report has been
finished by the U. 9. Drainage Inves
tigations, of which Mr. G. C. Elliott
is Director, and a Bill has been drawn
by the Law Committee, of which Mr.
J. B. Snyder is Chairman, and after
a conference with members of the
Legislature and Mr. Snyder it was de
cided to call a convention or Masse
Meeting at Tallulah, on MONDAY,
May 23rd, 1910, at 12 o'clock m., to
submit the Report of the Drainage In
vestigations and a copy of the Bill
drawn by the Law Committee, to the
Tax Payers of the District for their
consideration and action, to decide
whether it will be desirable to pro
ceed at the present time with the mat
ter of Drainage.
Every one laterested Is urged to
attend this meeting so that a ful
discussion and clear understandlng
can be had of the prom t and cost.
The traisit, both North and South,
on the M., H. and L. Ry., arrives at
Tallulah before noon, and arrange
ments will be made for a special to
run both ways in the evening, on
which parties can return home.
Respectfully submitted,
J. T. McCLELLAN.
IMstig Nf Padis Teachers' Assat
On Friday, May 6th, the Tenses
Parish Teachers' Association met for
the last time during this school year.
On this occasion there was more
enthusiasm and interest manifested
than at any previous meeting. This
was partially due to the fact that
a larger percentage of the teachers
were present than at any of our
former sessions, and again to the
change that Mr. Wade made in the
programme. Instead of having only
one meeting, there were three and
only those teachers were in the
room that had specially prepared
for the subject.
In this way a great deal of form
ality was dispensed with and each
teacher felt more like asking and
answering questions than formerly.
During the joint session, several
very interesting and instructive les
sons were taught.
In the afternoon the Newellton
and St. Joseph schools had a spell
ing match and St. Joseph was vic
torious. On account of a misunder
standing of the book to be used,
the match was less interesting than
if all the contestants had studied on
the words given. All of the con
testants on both sides wish to have
the match repeated some time in
the future.
After the spelling match the boys
of Waterproof and St. Joseph played
base ball at the base ball park. The
score was 8 to 7 in favor of Water
proof.
Miss Elizabeth Crothers is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Turner, in Nat
chez.
Sunday School at the Uuion
Church Sunday morning at 10
o'clock.
Miss Genieva Gresem of "Lake
Wood" is visiting Miss Mary Rid
dle in St. Joseph.
Miss Jennie Guthrie has returned
from Natchitoches, where she is at
tending the State Normal School.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Whitney and
little son, Richard Moore Whit
ney, returned Wednesday from Hot
Springs.
Services at Christ Church Sunday
morning and Newellton Sunday
evening by Rev. Mr. Carson of
,Monroe.
The opportunity to buy New
Foundland pups, both male and
female, is at hand. See Mr. Hugo
Jereslaw, Newellton.
Miss Nona McCaa, the eficient
night operator for the Cumberland
Telephone Co., made a short visit
to Vidalia and Natchez this week.
Mise Katie Clark has returned
from Brookhaven, Mise., where she
went to attend the graduating ex
ercises of Whitworth Female Col
lege-her Alma Mater.
Mrs. Lizzie Clinton returned this
week from a visit to her grand
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Gildart, at
Iarriston, Miss. She was accom
oanied home by little Miss Eleanor
Gildart.
Mrs. Geo. N. Clarke and child
ren, accompanied by Dr. Clarke,
who went after them, returned on
We a Ifrom a ovins, Mig.,
Mv . td  i .
FOR SALE.
Good, sound well matured Moe
by Corn, In shuck. In any quant
ty. Delivered in car at Neweliton,
or Balmoral Spur. Prices reason
able. Address-
PANOLA CO., Ltd.,
St. Joseph, La.
Notice to Creditors.
ALL CREDITORS of the Estate of the
late N. D. McGill are hereby notified to
file their accounts with the undersigned.
L. A. MURDOCK, Administrator.
ST. JoSEPH, LA., April 29th, 1910.
FOR SALE.
Theruhbrd How F dld Pps!
Male - - $12.50
Female - 10.00
Apply to-
HUGO JERESLAW,
Newellton, La.
For Sale.
Four Mule Colts, two and three years
old;
Three Brood Mares;
Two Ponies:
One Combination Riding and Driving
Horse;
'I'wo Extra Fine Saddle Horses:
'lhree Good Plantation Saddle Horses
Lot of Second-Hand Plantation Im
plements. etc.
Will sell all of the above very reason
able for cash.
Apply to-C D. GOUID. Ashwood
La.. or JNO. G. O'KERLEY, No. 423
Canal Street, New Orleans.
Partitin sale.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Tensas,
10th District (ourt.
GEO. W. ZOLLMAN, E: AL.,
vs. No. 5382
EZRA SCOTT.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given. that
by virtue of and obedience to an order of
sale isaned out of the Honorable Distrg
Court in and for said Parish and State.
in the above styled and numbered, and
directed to me, the undersigned Sheriff,
ordering a partition to be made by the
sale of the hereinafter described proper
ty, I will on
Saturday the 28th day of May, 1910,
between the legal hours for such s.,le-,
that is between the hours of 11 o'clock
a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m , sell at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder,
for casel, at the front door of the Court
House of said Parish and "tate, the fol
lowing described property to-wit:
East half of Southeast quarter Section
12, Southeast quarter of Southeast qnur
ter and East half of Northwest qgrrter
and Southwest quarter of Northwest quar
ter of Section 13, Northeast quarter Aef
Southeast quarter of Section 14, all in
Township 9, North, Range 9 East.
The Fast half of Southwest quarter of
Section 45, lots 3 and 4 of North half of
Northwest quarter and Southwest quar
ter of Northwest quarter of Section 53,
the East half of Northeast quarter, the
Softhwest quarter of Northeast quarter,
the West half of Southwest quarter and
Northeast quarter of Southwest quarter
of Section 54, Township 9, Range 10 East.
The North half and West half of South
west quarter of Section 43, the South half
and West half of Northwest quarter of
Section 44, lots 2 and 3, or all the North
half of Section 42 West of Tensas Bayou,
lot 5, or the West half of West half of
Section 45, the Northwest quarter and 1
Northwest quarter of Northeast quarter
of Section 54 in Township 9, North.
Range 10 East, containing in the aggre
gate 2001 and 59-100th acres of land _
more or less, all situated in this parish ,
and State.
Terms of Sale: cash.
JOHN HUGlHES, Sheriff.
ST. JoaPr, LA., April 2, 1910.
I Notice to the Public!
The rumor has been persistently cir
culated by some of my good "friends'" that
the big sale recently conducted by me was
only a prelude to my withdrawal from busi
ness in St. Joseph.
I wish to flatly contradict this state
ment, as I have no intention whatever of
leaving St. Joseph, or of discontinuing busi
ness here. Those who. have busied them
selves with circulating this report have done
so with selfish purpose and with view of
their own betterment.
Since my return from the East, where
I recently went to select my SPRING and
SUMMER GOODS, the public is cordially
invited to call at my store and see the im
mense and magnificent stock that is daily
arriving, and which is about as complete as
ever seen in this town or parish.
Thanking my customers for their very
liberal patronage and bespeaking a contin
uance along the same popular lines of trade
that have made my store famous for low
cash prices and high quality of goods, I am,
Very truly yours,
* NARPE!
The Merchant With "LIVB AND
LBT LIVE PRIDBS" and Always
Leads In Low Prices but Never
Follows. s : a
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ST. JSENPH IU C1.
Just Received "Shpment
CALDSBAD WATER.
This water is unsurpassed as a
corrective in Stomach'disorders,
Rheumatism, Bright's disease and
all kidney disorders.
It is an excellent remedy in the
treatment of Liver troubles and
defective circulation. We solicit
your orders and will at all times
be in a position to take care of
same.
St. Joseph Drug Co., uise.
For Spring Wear!
Our Store is filled with
the newest and best in
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps,
Boys' Suits, Ien's Pants, &c.
In fact every thing usually kept
in a First Class Clothing Store.
IERCHAIT TAILORIIIG SPECIALTY
ap"We solicit your patronage.
Thos. J. Reed & CO.,
"Ioe's and Boy's Wear."
,latchel, ss. 40, I la Street
HUSTLING HOG!
PURE ESSEX BREED.
Have number of pigs of fine Essex
Breed, all from registered stock. Fat
ten easily and when well cart for
tip the scales at from 2.50 to 400
pounds at 12 to 14 months old. All
native Tensas and acclimated.
HNw Offtril at $25.00 Pair.
Bear - $15.00
Orders left with A. B. Ratcliff, St.
.Joseph, will be carefully attended to.
0. Muir, - Notnac, La.
We Wil Give $10.00
to the person who exhibits the best
pen (one male and four females) of
Barred Rocks at the 1910 Mississippi
Louisiana Fair hatched from eggs
bought from us. Write to-day for full
particulars and 1910 Mating List which
tells about our "PEERLESS" Barred
Rocks, price of eggs, &c. Address
Peedess Poltry Yards, washington,
MiSS.
Knights of Pythias.
Lake St. Joseph Lodge, No. 102, K.
of P., meets regularly on the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at
Newaellto, l.a.
5 or 6 doses "66OO" will cure any
case of6hills and Fever. Price 25c.
ACT OF INCORPORA1 ION
-OF THE
TENSAS REALTY COMPANY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PatssH or Tanass.
BE IT KNOWN that on this the 1bth day of
April A. D. 1910, before me, E. F. .Newel, dy
Clerk of the Tenth District Court ofLouis
iana, and ex-offcio a Notary Public. in and
for said Pariah and State. duly commissiloned
and qualified, and in th- preplee of the
competent witnesses h^e,"'t'fre I- ,,.j -"1
undersigned. pelranonllt- on" "- 1,ý--,-,
the several person- who<. .-.,m . -
unto sauhcrihbl. and w'? r ".-v '
to me. Notary. that. availfth . ' av.. -
the Constitution and the laws of 'he State of
louisolana. in such casnes made and nrovidel.
they contract and agree, and hby these nr's
eats bind themselves. as well as such other
persona as may hereafter become associated
with them, to form and constitute a corpora
tion and body politic in law. and for the obh
jects and prposes and under the agreementr
and stlpnulations following, to-wit:
ARTICLE I- AMR.
The name sand s'*al n1 o# **tn-n,- e--o .n
be: "TENtIAR RAtLTY r"M vy ** a,
by said name slad oronraton hsall hb' known.
and shall have sumessinn and corments ev.
sternce for and during the fqll norld and
term of Ninety-ninoa ves fro the dart of
this act. and by said name shall contract.
sue. and he sued.
Bald corporation shall have flonwer to make
and use a eorporate seal. and the same to
break and alter at pleasure.
ARTICLB II--DOMIcILR.
The domicile of this comnoration is detalre
to be the Town of at..Tsenh. In the Parish
of Teneas. State of Lnn~isana.
ARTICLR ITI-PtiTnPaM .
The ohbtects and nnmrnes for which thil
corporation is oraninted and rstahliahed
and the nature of the hnsiness to he cared
on by it. are hrebyhv declared to he:
To engage in. condnet and carry on a Rest
Estate Business. and to that end. and for that
purnose to obtain. nosseas. rrlve, and ae.
'mire by grant. gift. donation nnurthase.
lease. or exehane. mnovahl and Inmmovbhle
property: to hold. nue. onerste. maintain.
repair and imnrove oronrt of said nature.
And the same to sell. rchance. nart with.
alienate. convey. lease. rent. mortgage.
Pledge and hvnothecate.
To take. recaivea and prnt ratlon on
such propnerty fo the npurchase, sale. or ex
change of the same.
To act as agents and attnnevs-in-fact for
any and all of said nnrnoses.
And for the furtherance of said ohiects and
purposes to horrow money. and secure the
same by mortgare or nteda-. and to ossne
cororate bonds and nnmlnsorv notes in ev
Idence of said Indebhtdness.
To engage In. do. and narrtnm all other
such acsts a may he necessary. usual, or in.
cident to the promotion,. cndt. and per
formanne of the nhieets and Purposes for
which this cornoration I formed.
ARTICLr IV-(!APTTI L rTIOM .
The amount of the capnital stock of this omr
noratlon is hereby fived at the sum of Ten
Thousand Dollars. divided Into and reore
nented hb One Rndred hares of the par
value of One Hundred Tollt~s each. aid
stook shall be paid for In cash at the time the
same is ia·ued. or the same may be hsned.
at not lesa than par valun, for labor done.
servies rendered., or nroperty actually re
aolvem hby this oennoration.
This charter shall become onertuatv. and
this corporation be anthorsed to do husiness
a soon an uThree Thousand rfollar of its can
Ital stock has been macribed and flly paid
for. The balance of mid capital stock to hbe
issued at such time. and npon such condi
tfons (subleet to the nrevtlino of this char
ear) a shall he determined by the Board of
Directors hereof.
ARTICLE V-OFPICERB.
The officers of this corporation shall con
saist of a President, Vice-president. 8ecre
tary and Treasurer and Board of Directors.
The duties powers. and authority of the
President, 'Vice-pr ~dent, Secretary and
Treasurer, exce,. a herein provided, shall
be fied by the B, rd of Directors.
The officee of Secretary and of Treasurer
may be filled by one an the same person:
the offices of Vice-president and of lTreas
urer may be filled by one and the same per
son
The Board of Directors shall be composed
of three members her'of, and shall be elect
ed annually on the first Monday in May in
each year except the first Board, appointed
and named in this charter, which shall bold
offiee ntil the first Monday In May, 1911.
All suhob elections shall be made by ballot
at the office of said corporation under the
supervision of two commisaioners, to be ap
pointed by the Board of Directors. Notice of
such elections shall be made by publication
for not les than ten days prior thereto in a
newspaper published In tihe Town of St. Jo
seph In the said Parish and State. At all such
elections, and at all corporate meetings a
majority of outstanding stock of this corpor
ation shall be necessary to constitute a quo
rum, and every stock holder shall be entitled
to one vote for each share of stock standing
in hle same on the books of the corporation.
to be east in person, or by written proxy, no
vote shall be allowed on shares of stock trans
ferred within tea days prior to such election.
A majority of votes cast shall elect.
Pailure to hold such elections, or to elect
such officers on the date herein prescribes
shall not dissolve this corporation or impair
ica corporate management but the Directors
then In office shall so remain with powers un
impaired until their scceasors are duly elect
ed and qualified.
The Directors hereof shall elect from their
members a President and a Vice-president,
and shall elect or appoint a Secretary and a
Treasurer, who need not be memners of the
Board of Directors.
bald Board shall have authority to appoint
asistant-Secretary and aslastant-Treasurer.
who need not be stock holders of this corpor
ation.
Said Board of Directors may further ap
point all such officers and agents as it mas
deem neceasary for the purposes and busa
nes of this corporation; and shall have pow
er and authority to fix and define the duties.
powers, uand salaries of all such agents an,.
employees ad to remove or diecharge tin.
same at their pleasure.
bald Board of Directors shall fill all vacan
cies occurring among its members by death
reaination, or otherwlse.
Bald Board of Directors is authorised to
make sad establish. alter and amend all by
laws, rules, and regulations In its judgment
necessary and proper for tie condnuct asac
managemet of tMe afairs of this corporation.
ald Board of Directors ahall have full pow
ermand nutority, directly or through Its prop
eny ooatltuted agents, to borrow money, to
buy and sell property, to execute mortgagee
and liens, to great and accept options ani
agencies to iasne bonds, notes, and obliga
tions, to lasue shares of stock under the con
ditos. herein provided, and generally to do
all tritg reasonable, convenent, and nece
sry for the promotion and oarrying on of
the buslness of raid corporation.
In addition to the special powers herein
enumerated, all of the corporate powers of
this orporation shabll be vested In, and ez
ercised by said Board of Directors.
All cltatons and other legal proceas shall
be served upon the Preasident of this corpor
ation, or inhls absence, upon the Vice-pres
ident, and in the absence of both of saiuld of
feers, then upon the Secretary.
ARTICLE VI-MODIFICATION, on DI880
LUTION.
This act of leorporation may be modifiled,
altered, or dissolved by the assent of three
fourtlhs of the amount of outstanding capital
stock repreuented at a general meeting con
vened for sunch purpose after thirty days
previous notle by advertising int a newspa
per published in sid town of St. Joseph.
The capital stock hereof may be increased.
or doreasmed in the manner and form provid
ed In a cases by the laws of the State of
In the event of the disslolution of this cor
rato, by limitation or otherwise, its af
r sanll be liquidated, its debts and liahll
ities etchad, and any balance of f ads
remaining, be divided pro ratn among the
stook holdersm, under the superintendence of
Three CommlasIoners of iquldation elected
for this purpose at a general meeting of the
stock holders, convened after thirty dayc
prior notide, giveu by publication in a news
paper published in said Town of St. Joseph.
eaid commissioners to remain in ofee until
the afairs of said corporation are fully liqul
dated, and, in case of vacancy on asid com
miason ceaused by the death or resignation,
said vacaoy to be filled by the remaining
meabers thereof.
ARTICLE VII-CBHABTER OFFICBRS.
Joeph Curry..Presideat; W. M. Davldson.
Veie-prsideat, and R. H. Whitney, Secre
tary ad Treasurer, have been chosen anad
elected asu the first Board of Directors, to
serve uas such untll the first Monday in May.
1511, or until their ancessors shall have been
elected and qualified.
Thus done and passed at my ofee In the
Town of St. Joseph, Parish -f Tenas. State
of oiooiana, and in the presence of John
Huagh and A. B. Bateliff, who herenato
sipgn their names with said appearers and me
Notary, on this lth day of April, 1sl, after
due rmading of the whole.
W. M. DAVIDSON,
R. H. WHITNEY,
A. E. GREEN,
JO8. CURRY.
SJOHN HUGOHB8.
A. B. RA'CLIFF.
I. F.P NEWELL, dy. Clk. o( Court.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Teusau.
I A. 3. OGe, DMtrlct Attorney of the
tJudli l District of Louisiana. do here
by ertify a I have examined the above
d foregoing to Act of Incorporatlon of
"TEIIM.S RALTY COMPAMY.' and fnd
nthe purpoas thereof legal, and nothing
S.ontained therein contrary to the Constitu
tion and laws of the State, or of the United
States, do hereby approve the name.
A. g. OGRIN,
[ e ALtnteir"er 11th Judicial Distrit.
S'P", page. 98 et seq. of the mReeoga 49tea
sas parish. Louisiana.
Wirness my handl and seal, aleiFly, ths
19th dany of April. A. D., le.91
St .109. CJ.cBaY. Ok. Osas.
ESFIMATE OF EXPENSES
-OF THE
P \RTSH OF TENSAS,
.i"·vr n " " l-h r ,. i etl"ary
Fees .Bigi.tr.ii a ut Constable - - 3gg
Tax Colli.ctors's C,nmmiason - . "M
Ass*esor ...... - . ..
Sheriff's salary - .. . .
Public printing - - .........
Bridges and Repairs -. . . .. ..
Wages ferrymen and flats aS
Paupers . . . .
Criminal expenses outside pariah * a
District Attorney fees - . 5
Inters, o,,n P.,rio. r,-"l"s (old l s "
P 'e . II" " . , o t co flur e
& 1 T 8J : otis * * -t .
Lve v'-.i, ramps and repairs * . 3g
Rewards for arrest of murderers * "
Board of Health expendituree *. m
Roads. - . .- .. ... . . "
BIenefoiary Cadet La. State Uasivel*7 E.e
State Normal Beneficiary - o .S
Inoidentals. - . .m.
ESPEoCTFULLY SUBMITIr ,
W. %1. DAVIDSON,
Pariah Treasurer.
IT. .JORICPH. LA.. May lit, 1910.
Election Proclamatiu
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARIAH OP TENSAS.
pUBLIC NOTICE IS HERBBY GIVEN,
a gKenerai election will be h Id st the
re lar prlling 1lace In the iltll Ward o
aid Parsh on TUESDAY. MAY 171. 110,
for member of Police Jury from said usd.
Further notice Is hereby gives thatwe have
appointed the following named eomuise~ l.
era and clerk to serve as suhb at said aeeol0lot
Polling Place--Ashwood.
Commlissioners--Jese KnowlesrD. I.O'"
Keiley, N. M. Rowan; Dr. C. L. Wortes, elk.
Given under our hand and seal this eth day
of April, A. D. 1910.
W. M. DAVIDSON,
0. C. GOLDMAN,
E. P. NBEWBLL
Snur.-'t.or of nr..imtln Tensaes PeaL, La.
State of I.ousliana. Parish of Teasa,
10th District Court.
BANK OF NEWEILTON
vs. No. 80A
JOHN MLIR.,OCE.
PUBLIC NOTICE 1" HEIBUY gh.
- en that by virtue of a writ ot
Pleri lacas to me direeted by the
above named Honorable Court Io the
above styl d suit. I ave salaed sad
will on.
Saturlay tho 14:1 atf MAY, A. 11111,
otier for sale at tihe Court Hose deer
in the town r St..lo.eph. in tI s paris ,
within the hours prescribed by law,
that is bet veen the hours of II e'elsl
A. M. and 4 o'clock P. x.. to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following $o.
rlibed property. situated in this pr
ish, to-wit: '.
Franklin plantatlon, composed of
Sections 9, to. 11 I , 13 and 14, sad
South half Section 34. all of 1401le0ss
42, 60. 60. 61, 62. 63 and e4
acres of land recovered by S.
In suit against Heirs of Alfredli ,
Decea.ed. all situated in T'ownship 1,
North IRa:nge 12 East, and ooatamIl
3157 acres. more or less. *
Also Lot No. 5 of the DaResett
plantation as the sanme was oet apas to
J.ohn Murdoch by Partition, as Iohew
by Map recorded in Nolarial oesier
"M," page 3l of tile Re ords of this
parish, the entire, property being sei
poeed of all of ectins 41, 42 sad Wt
part of Section 43 lyllg on the Wes
side of Baro, liultose.tt, in Towashp
14 North, Runge 12 East. sad the limt
half and theEast half of Northwest qu
ter of sectioi 36;. m ownsbip '4, North,
t:,nge II E.at. lithe entire tract esa
taining 1634 acres, more or less, sad
the tart set apart to Jno Murdoeh,
contains 695 acres, m" re or les.
Also ot No. 2 of tile U, erbura plab
tation. contaillning .05 acres, ees or
Iess, as ti e sm ti,- was set apart to JMe.
Mturdoch by Partition, a' showy by
.Map recorJed in Notrial Record ,L
page. 136. of the I:crtlds of this pa
the entire tract being composed oe
tion 27 and all that part of tsetle
lying West of Ba ou Dulo t
Township 14. s'orthl Range 1 r
then cmmnencing on the Tow p
line betw.enm 'lown ship 14, N
Iwnge I Ezst.anl 'Iowihip 14N
Range II East, at the corners oe Is
tlons 14 anid 25. tilesn run West 0
chains, Sot th 30 clale and I6 lIlp,
tien East to IBaou DLoRosett, thea
ollowing time m,.andering of sald
s Snuth ime of .ectlon 28-the s
descrlbed lot No. 2 of Deerbura pa
tatlon is all situsted in T'ownLIp 14
oith HRange I Eut, except a mil
portlon in tihe Nort east comer ofse
tnon 6, T'ownship 14 North, RBage I1,
East.
I he eMttre tract comuprislag De a
plantation containls 1200 eres, sad tbe
whole properly now selted a mts
4467 acres, more or less, togetber with
all the Improvemenlts and blldlgs
tlherton anad the privileges and appeit
enances thereto. with all rights sad
wa3 a attached thereto.
Also 36 mules, 3 horses, 5 DIse emlt
vators, 4 (Comet cultivatore,8 Whel
middle breakers. 1 stalk cutter, S .e
tion harrows. I hay rak'e, ii 3Beer
,lanters, 22 flive-toth cultivterg, 48
plows, 4 mmiddle-brmakers, 21 de1 l
shovels. 3 side colrtivators, 17 sW s
I drag or slip. I lot double aad splg
tree, I lot gear. 1I hoes, I pee Q
er, 8 wagons., 2 Iuggles, 1 damp-ea,
9 tons hay, mort or less. 1018 banele
corn, more or lemm and 26 hogs.
"erms of sale-Cash.
JOIlN HL'UH 8,ShsadE
SrT. Joese. Ia.. April 8. 1910.
JUDOM N'T.
tate of Loulslana. Parish of Teas,
Tenth District Court.
MRS. AI,Il:E I1. 4TEZN
vs. No. I1
Wx. J. STEK.im.ia BUsamas
This caue coning ip rsegla .   e
trial, aiter issue Joined by answer~
defendant, by .reaon of the law al n
evidence being in favor of tie pleitit
and against the def,.dant, It is o
dered, adjudged aid decreed that the
plaintiff, Alice Moore Steen, have and
recover judgment against the deed
ant, WilliamI,. Jamles ten, deereeag
a separation of property, sad diesl
tion of the community of aeqests ad
gain heretofore emisting betwes the
plaintiff and her said husban, sad
that defendant pay all costs
Read and signed In open Comrs Its
Mth day of March, 1910.
JNO. 8. BOATNUBL
Distriet Judgi.
I hereby eertify that the above Osd
foregoing is a true and corr eenpy of
the orltir al judgment now ea tle sad
of record In my ,fiAce.
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