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Publlshed Weekly by
LEADIs PUt SHa G Co., IrD.
J. VOL BROCK, * - * Editor.
Entered as second class matter April 5,. 1910
the postomoe at Frankllnton, La., under
the Aol of Congress of March 3, 187.
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P,.nk.h1Ih LI., Jan. II, 1911
Some Tools the I me
One.Horse Farm- ses
er Should Have we
The one horse farmer can never T. B
do his work well or economically, of ti
but even he can use more and bet- goo
ter tools than are now generally pupi
used. Moreover, he can afford to conc
buy them,no matter how poor he tree
is or what, his other conditions prey
may be. vaili
It is truihat the purchase or or b
raising o f ther horse or mule lean
is probablt-the most important full.
point to ~b he should direct exci
his ene ; but if he cannot do nati
this,.or i.be thinks he cannot, hun
which in effect amounts to the thei
sameth ng, there are still a few and
iii which he does not me,
that it would pay is n
jimn t Of these we may wal
·entio t a,::smoothing harrow. my
scoutn smoothing harrow pro
to do' good work aro
nt"s to pull it. but 6
Sa bections, such as abl
r h puUll, will pay Sal
yp eras an aid to the Coi
top:e3 tion of the land i
Sibor pla A smoothing har-. el
is ~ty and nofarmer, dad
1evtv e 1 his operations, ent
Sne :a to buy one. cal
ti mention a cul ed
p the Planet Jr., Ka
Whiz, or something Mi
SNo business mis- Mi
made in the judicious Ka
if any of these by the di(
coultivates row crops. inj
soils, where the plow of
ing harrow are well pk
paring the )seed-bed. we
or is of the greatest wt
se one-horse farmer in ab
cultivation, of cropp. A the
is lso an inmplemnent the he
B farmer can suy with Ke
uurance that the invest= re
be a wiaeone,-Stark- M
.) Progressive, Farm- ist
tb
waste of money to to
aShah.try out ,in /
or the plows and
over with ea
Cleantema
SProgre sive
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I, J. M. Brock, president, and 1, W. thei
G. Buckley, ambler, of the above yoon
named bank, do solemnly swear thatnew
the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief. boll
Subscribed and sworn to before me it.
this 4th day of January 1911. ing
EzekielBanister, will
Notary Public. hea
of ti
Enon, La., Jan. 9, 1911. dern
Editor Era Leader: and
If you will give me space in as
your paper; I will tell you how I the
spent Christmas holidays. On the
December 19th I took the train be
at Zona for Bush, where I was thej
due to begin a vocal music school. goin
On my arrival at Old Hebron, for y,
this was the name of the church, ers
I met the same cordial welcome in ti
as before, this being the sixth Hill
session. Now we find ourselves to a
at work. After teaching five days givil
we vacated for the concert, her
which was gotten up by Prof. J. ture
T. Barnes, the efficient teacher hou
of that place. The program was the
good and well rendered by all the ly ii
pupils. In connection with the lect
concert, we had a beautiful xmas sie
tree which was enjoyed by all thai
present and good behavior pre- the
vailed. On Xmas eve, the writ- ing
er boarded a train for New Or. of I
leans, where we saw Old Santa Pal
fully demonstrated. But the most I
exciting feature was the Inter- of l
national Aviators arising several ins
hundred feet from the earth and He
then alighting. While I stood wa
and gazed, the thought came to wo
me, What Will Man Do Next? It tut
is now four-thirty, I am on my chi
way home and after reaching
my home, 1 found. God's kind
protecting care hovering over
around loved ones.
Sunday Dec. 25th. I heard an
able sermon on the birth of our Pot
Savior delivered by Rev. E. F. sic
Corkern.
We now find ourselves back at ter
Hebron, hard at work, taught five lia
days now we are closing with an
, entertainment. The program was tul
carried out to a finish. This clos. an
ed our school with Miss Sarah
,Kahl teaching in harmony, and
SMisses Alice Talley, Mena Kahl, P'
- Missouri Grantham and Mr. Geo.
s Kahl close in behind. In fact all Bi
e did good work. But before clos
i. ing nermit me to mention part w
v of our days work, and that is the hi
1I picnic down in the grove, where
. we had outr social entertainment,
t where feasting on the good eat.
a ables prepared by the fair sex of
. the Bush neighborhood. Right ei
e here I want to thank Miss Sarah
b Kah!, my secretary, for the cor- le
i1 rectaessof our record, and Miss,
c* Mena and Berth Kahl, my orosn- h
- iats, foritheir never tiring ser
vices, also thanking ye Editor for
this spaice and wishing a success- la
n / I am yours,
d M. M. KNIGHT. p
S Mt. fermon '
COlristmas is over and the holi
daa with all theirfestivities are
1o0 iedi nd the birth of the New
'. 'rar is on. We have had a beau. I
iul bChristmas, the weather hasi
.been pleasant and every body
tihas been very quiet and good in
kthis community. The young
flks have had a good time as
usual having old fasibioned
.4mnces and other amusements.
r"But let it thunder to the tune
oro Green Sleeveand Hail Kissing
omflict " and let it be a tempest
If provoca"tion. The youn folks
Sarotnd Mt. Hermon will have
Sheir fun Chrstms time and its
always been so and the old folks
assy let her go is Christmas
a 'the Lord wll forgive maybe.
~ Wei~wu i ac~ttmpt, to ipve the
SoingPand comigs among the
peo0le sufice to sq evern body
he b~ee to see every body mnd
gepe· ora ood cheer has been a
lkh of othe uosl
~ 1tothe folks arouid
their corn planted, may atop and
count the cost of making this
new kind of cotton known as the
boll weevil cotton and not try
it. There is much talk of plant
ing peanuts and I guess some
will try them. We have been
hearing ever since the war, talk
of the new South and what won
derful developments the brain
and muscle of the Southern man
was going to produce, has been
the prophecy given out bu. as
the holy writ says, whether they
be prophesies they shall fail and
they did for the boll weevil is
going to make it.
Your correspondent with oth
ers was given a treat yesterday
in the Auditorium of the Sunny
Hill School House by listening
to a lecture by Miss Dixie Dees
giving a detailed description of
her travels in Europe. This lec
ture which lasted about two
hours and was interesting from
the start to finish and was high.
ly instuctive. Miss Dees is a fine
lecturer and the splendid de
scription of her travels proves
that she gave a close study of
the countries and people of Wash
iugton Parish should be proud
of her as she is a Washington
Parish girl.
Rev.). W. Harper, the Pastor
of the Mt. Hermon charge for the
insuing year stopped over at Mt.
Hermon last Wednesday as he
was going to Angie to begin his
work, Angie and Varnado consti
StLutes part of the Mt. Hermon
r charge. L .i
SLELAND.
1 ,, th
r RIO, LA.
The pastor failed to fill his ap- fli
r pointment Sunday on account of pe
sickness. pa
Misses Magee and Dillon at- st
t tended the examination in Frank. ti4
e linton last week. M
Mr. J. G. Moore has just re
Sturned from a visit to relatives
1' and friends in Culverton. Ga.
d 'Rio Graded School has five new
i, pupils this week. '
. Mr. L. Hawley is absent in y
11 Baton Rouge this week.
Miss Leona Huckleberry of O1
't Welsh, La., has entered school it
il here.
e, el
SHackley. g
of Mr. C. E. Ott of Bogalusa visit
it ed relatives here Monday.
h Mr. and Mrs.-J. H. Dickinson
ir- left last week for Jackson, Miss.,
" where Mr. Dicklinson will resume
n- his studies at Millseaps Cllege.
Mr. and~ Mrs. D. Varnado spent
last Baturday in New Orleans,
Benton Bickham and Ezekiel 1
Warren have returned to 8rueve- 1
port after having spent the~ hoA *
days here with relatives.
Mises Allie and Lel. Varnado
oflranklinton, Werk the guests
)li- of relatives here the latter partuiof
e this week.,
ew Mrs. B. Misellleft Sunday fr
io- Bogalussa, La,, where, she 11
iss visither soh, Mr. t. O..Mizell.
Mr. Joe Brown spent last 87
u in urday in New Orleans.
•as Mr Luthe Yarnago and fam
Ied li spent Buiday in Warnertoi~ n,
une Miss Gable Warren of Pine,
lmng L., is the guest of Mrs. J. U.
estMitobell.
lks a vine Cooper retdrded
at homse last nday from Hpe
olke Vil, tiA4 ihere she spent *fe
hs d holid ver pleas ly with .er
the M(* edye 1 last w~ek
the for Jackson, Miss., here he 411
en a ORDINA1OWNQ-
It 6tdztie by the- Mayor
at • 9 rmar. in
i, in spetIal
!r~ r a speClal
fliense eby levied onl"
i . corpotion ~r
.In°,,
than the whole animal.
Be it further ordained that the I
amount of said license is hereby '
fixed at the sum of :Ten Dollars I
per year for each individual,
partnership or corporation pur
suing said business or occupa
tion, same to be collected by the
Marshall of the Town, whenever
such business is started in said
Town.
Be it further ordained that half
year license may issue upon the
payment of Five Dollars after
the first day of July of eachl
year.
Be it further ordained that all
ordinances or part of ordinances
in conflict herewith be repealed
and that this ordinance go into
effect immediately upon promul
gation, this January 5th, 1911.
D. E. BRANCH, Mayor.
J. K. JOHNSON, Clerk.
J. Vol Brock
Vs. No. 1627
Burnice V. Hart.
96th Judicial District Court State of
Louisiana, Parish of Washington.
Notice ip hereby given that by vir
tue of a Commission of sale, issued
out of the above named court in the
matter of J. Vol Brock versus
1 IBurnice V. Hart dated 28th.day of Nov.
1910, and to me directed for execution
I haveseised and will offer for sale and
* sellto the last and highest bidder at
the principal front door of the court
0 house on
Saturday, Jauurary 21, 1911
between the legal sale hours for judi
clal sales the followingdescrlbed prop
erty to-wit:
A strip of land in the town of Frank.
linton, Washington Parish, a,. being
l31 feet off the East side of lot No. 27,
in Sq. No. 7, of said town, as per plat
of said towp on file in the office of
Sthi 'ldrk of Couirt, °said property
fronting82feetop Washington Street.
Terms of sale cash with benefl t of
a pralsebhit. This 22 day of Dec.
Jon N. MAGEE,
SHERIFF.
Leroy A. Pierce
e* Vs.
P. Evelns Porter.
96th Judioll Distriot Court State oL
Louisiana Parish of Washington. No
ties s hereby given that by virture of
anorder of seizure and sale issued out
ip of theabove named courtin the mat
Ster of -'mroy A. Pierce Versus
Evelyn. Porter, dated 5th day of
kr Dec., 1910 ind to me directed for ex
ecution, I have seized and will offer
for sa and l e llyo the last and highest
kl biddetr i t principal front door of
the ourt house on
.Upt , January 21st, 1911
tbe he i al sle hours for judi
Sal*. .ithe following described
pro townt:
; ots o. from (1) one to, seventeen
(1n) InBlodkNo,.fou (4) and LtesNo.
one () tp six 6 () in Block No. five .(5)
uthe tres a-ddition to Boglusa, La.
sn adhi all of Block No. four (4) uand
Bla ook five the sBidaddition
a us bel u . no. 9 or see. 24,
ITP,8 Bo g3 IS F-t St. Helena
Termsof sale cash with benefit of·
appramsement. This 2nd day of Dec.
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MOVED
We beg to announce the removal of our
Drug. Department to our New Brick
Building, adjoining Bank of Franklinton
Building. We are now better fitted up
for serving our trade in an efficient way
and solicit a continuation of our patron
age,
Robert Babington, Ltd.
FIRST LASS 'BRICKA ASN
I can do any and all kinds of masonary. Will give estimate
on all work required. High class work guaranteed. .
JOE JONES,.
FRANKLINTON, LA.
AND] HIDES
mIINt galET Uis man
JOHN WHITER& CO: r.
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