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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED - $50 GIRLS, BETWEEN AGES
w OF II and Is years, 10 take part in Am er
lean play, to be produced on July Fourth. Re-
port to or send name to PROFESSOR KRA.
MER, l39 W. Fifth st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NyANTED-FARMERS TO GROW BEETS.
w Apply to CHINO RANCH CO., Chino
Cal. 6 80 o diff
VXTANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND TOP
w buggy chean. Call Nt 353 E. First II
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vUDsoN,s POPULAR EXCURSIONS
81 Every Monday over the Rio Graade West
ern and Denver and Rio Grande railways;
scenic route; personally conducted; newly UP
holstered cars through to Chicago New YORK
aud Boston. Finest equipment. best Service
quick time once, 2l2 s. Spring st.
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VJrANTED-TEAMSTER AT CORNER SAL
w joaquin st. and Ocean View ave-: $25 pc
month and board DODD & O'GARA. II
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IF YOU REALLY WANT A MODERN HOME
i either close in or southwest, we. can save
money for you. We furnish the lot build the
hous. and lend you the money to pay for it.
That's our business We are the pioneers in
this business. Come and see us aud "let us
reason together" We have a little pamphlet
showing our plan Call and get one
JOHNSON & KEENEY CO.,
6 104 s. Broadway.
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BICYCLES

DAMsLER Bicycles. AT SOUTH SPRING
IL street. FILL ID
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ESPECTAI- SOUTHERN LADY HAS RE-
II moved to 355l9 5. Spring ST., parlor Q.
Elegant magnetic massage with alcohol; de.
lightful and restful. Hours-10 a. IN. 10 8 80
., T-t
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rJNHE NEWPORT HOUSE HAS CHANGED
L hands. The finest rooms in the city, rates
reasonable; see our rooms before engaging
elsewhere. lao E. 4th, near Westminster9-l4
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MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY

DELE FAY AND MAGGIE WILLIAMS, AL
ID cohol bath and magnetic treatment.
Rooms and 3, 4l6Ia S. Spring. 81
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w yTANTED-BRlGHT, ACTIVE Statesmen
w and solicitors for city and country; sal.
AIRY and commission. Call Saturday and Mon
Broadway. IA
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LOR RENT-HAVE YOU ANY HOUSES,
L rooms or other property to rent? You will
be treated nicely by calling at 1oI1a S Broad
way, room >, up stairs.
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nHILLIPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
L excursions via the Rio Grande ard ROCK
island routes; leave Los Angeles every Tues
Gay: cross the Sierra Nevadas. apd pass the en-.
tire Rio GrandS scenery by daylight. once.
lss 5. springst
NIAGNUs' CUT RATE TICKET OFFICE, 228
WI s. Spring, opp l.. A. Theater; regular
tickets at reduced rates TO all points east: rail-
road ickets bought and sold.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS, PER-
d sonally conducted. leave Los Angeles,
every Wednesday via Southern Pacific, Denver
and Rio Grande and Burlington route, for Chi
cago, New York, Boston. and oth.r eastern
points; upholstered tourist cars with all con.
veniences. See any southern PACING agent
or write to T. II. DUZAN, agent, or T. A.
GRADY excursion manager, 222 5. Spring ST..
Los Angeles, Cal.
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EXCURSIONS

T. vorite, personally conducted excursions
OF the Santa Fc route leave Los Angeles every
Thursday morning at O'Clock; Pullman up
to Chicago and Kansas City, with annex
car TO Boston; the great point to re.
rember.is that you save at lesst one full
Santa Fe' route; attentive conductors accom-.
pany the parties Through berths reserved and
more detailed iniorMetioa obtsined At the
company's office, 129 N. Spring st., Los An.
gelss, or through any agent Of the Southern
CaI ffornias Raj iEwav
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THE FINEST AND CLEANEST ROOMS IN
i the city at the San Navier 3l2 W. Seventh
ST.. near Broadway. Prices $5 to $40 per
month. T-2O
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REdALH MANUFACTURIN0

1yHE PACIFIC COAST REGALIA COMPANY,
L manufacturers of general lodge supplies,
society and military goods hags, banners.
silver fringes tasses, cords, braids, stars. 208.
80 and 1l2 n. Mnin St., Los Angeles. Cal.
A. +TENNANT GRAY. 1-l4
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EoR REMITTANCE ROOM IN OUR PACK
Il ing house on Santa Fe side track, suitable
for light manufacturing or business requiring
STORAGE co. of Los Angeles. Seventh st. and
Santa Fe tracks 6.21u
EoK RENT-SUNNY OFFICES FOR LAW
L yers in the Fulton block Inquire Of D. X.
TRASK, 207 New High ST. 6-29 If
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FOR RENT-.HOUSES


L. A, REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
224 SOUTH BROADWAY.
'If they haven't It, YOU can't get it, 8
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W.4NTED--TO RENT

WANTED TO ENT--HOUSE OF TO 8
w rooms in Pico Heights, near car line: if
cheap and in coed condition would take lease
for one year Address RENTER, box 80, this
office.
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DR.. HEARNE WAS SCARED
The Excitement in the Libel Suit Ran
High
But the Sensational Scene Expected Between
StiIIwe!l and fiis Stepmother Did
Not Take Place

HANNIBAL. Mo-. July 1.-THE ex-
element IN the Hearne-De Young libel
suit reached it's height this morning
when it was decided to search every per-
son entering Attorney Mahan's office,
where the dispositions are being taken.
There has been fear expressed all along
that some of the inte rested parties would
take to shooting. This was especially
feared by DR.. Hearne. The somewhat
as plans were changed at the last mo-
ment. it being learned that DR.. Hearne
had no weapon with him.
Another anticipated sensation did not
materialize. when Mrs. Hearne failed to
put in an appearance. The reason Judge
Hendricks had given for recalling Ricbari
Stillwell today was that he wanted him
to make his reference upon the chas it =
of his stcpmother tace to face with her
Al the last moment it was thought best
not to precipitate scene, and Mrs.
Hearne did not appear. Richard II. Still
well took the stand. but there was but
little of i'm Importance in his testimony
that had not been gone over before The
witness made this statement. however:
Zone very important matter in connec-
tion with this murder | have not stated
because l have not had an opportunity
to do so. On one occasion while Mrs.
Hayward was living away from Hannibal
and visited here. my fathers wife went
to call on her. and during the visit, and
at the only time when alone in the room,
my fathers wife said to her that she
what she knew, saying aiso that her lie
WIS IN ln- hands a I'd thnt s'te t,r z Z,
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Bill of Discovery

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE assignee of
the firm OF Potter. Lowell & Co. of Bos
ton today filed bill OF discovery for 49,
600. 900 against J. V FaIwell a. Co. OF Cni-
cao Potter. Lowell e. Co. were stock
brokers with a capital of $40O. 900, and at
the time of their failure they had assets
OF y. 900, 900 and liabilities about the same.
A few days before the failure. it is aleg-
ed IN the bill. securities valued at IS, O0O,
QUO were taken from the firm and secret
ed. They did brokerage business with
Farwell d Co., John V. Farwell being a
stockholder in Potter. Lowell & Co. from
January to August 2. 1890. It is alleged
that before the failure the firm fraudu-
lentiy appropriated $500. 900 of other peo-
Pies money and pledged $500, 900 more.
1t is claimed the Farwells were cogniz-
ant OF these transactions. 1t is also al
legged that the transfer of large mum ber
OF securities was made to the ii rm of Far
well d Co. and that John Chumasero, a
partner of John V. FaIwell, carried
these securities out OF the state OF Massa-
ch uSetts.
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M. STAMBOULOFF is DEAD
A Big Reward Offered for His AssaiI-
ants Capture
to Cause Serious Events In
Bulgaria

SOFIA, July 1.-THE condition of ex.
Premier STAN bouloff is worse. Symp.
toms of cerebral affection have developed.
His right eye is not gouged out like the
otner. but he has lost the sight OF it.
Doctors give no hope Of his recovery.
Nevertheless, the government organ an
nounces that he will be restored to health
in few weeks. A reward of 10, 900 francs
has been offered for the discovery of his
assailants.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-THE
Novoe VrenIya, referring to the attempt
to as assinate ex-Premier STAN bouloff OF
Bulgaria, expresses the opinion that the
government OF Prince Edward might have
played with the life of M. STAN bouloff in
bringing him to trial. In any case Novo
Vrema adds, it was a barbarous deed, and
revolts not only the friends but the foes of
the eX-premier.
CONSTANTINOPLE. July 1.-THE at.
tempted assassination OF ex. Premier STAN
bouloff at Sofia. Bulgaria, caused great
sensation, here and serious events in Bul
garia are looked forward to. In fact, it ls
predicted that the whole eastern question
will be reopened. The Turks are actively
constructing earthworks at Musta pha
Pasha. in Roumania, and mountain
battery has been dispatched to the Uskub
district. TROOPS have been sent from
Saionica to quell reported insurrection
near Strumitzau.
SOFIA. July lit is doubtful whether
ex-Premier STAN mbouloff will survive II ntil
tomorrow. Hope has oeen abandoned of
his recovery.
The Frankfurtersss.Zetung publishes an
Interview which ITS representatives had
with Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria at
Carlsbad.
The prince repudiated the charge that
he or the Bulgarian government were
aware OF tho lntonded attack upon M.
STAN bouloff or that they helped the plot
ters. Since the resignation of the govern
ment he said that he had urged M. Stam-
bouloft to 60 abroad and he had refused.
The government then watched HIM and
warned him not to visit certain places
and not to go without an armed escort
LONDON, July 1S.--M STAN bouloff is
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FRUIT CROPS IN THE STATES
A Summary of the July Reports Shows q
Material Decline

Material Decline
WASH INGTON, July 1.-THE fruit
crop report of the agricultural departm ent
for July shows material decline in the
condition. The report is summarized as
follows:
The condition of APPLES has been mate
rally lowered since the report of June
Losses have been especially marked j.
important states having already low con
ditlons, viz: The New England state,
New York, Pennsylvania. Michigan. Wis
cousin and Minnesota. In the Piedmont
region the outlook is decidedly more fa-
vorable. In Missouri and contiguous states
the decline has been light, not above 3
per cent in any case but the conditions
are not quite as high as in the Piedmont
orchards. On the Pacific coast conditions
fell about III per cent but the prospects
there are still goou. Frost at time of
bloom droushts and heavy droppings are
the main causes of the i'm paired prospects.
The peach crop returns are also unfa-
vorable. Georgia and Connecticut alone
of the leading commercial states have now
a high percentage. the former having
moved up to 1906 a gain of l point. the lat
ter declining from "a to 80; New jersey
has lost II points and now stands at 73
Delaware 13, standing at 70; Maryland
has advanced from 63 to G6. The condi-
tion OF Virginia. 80, is lower than in June
by 13 points. Michigan has prospects of
less than half \ crop, while Ohio is %
the lowest OF all. In Calif1rn the con-
ditlon figures declined from SS on June
to IS on July 1. Frosts have done much
damage TO grapes, especially in the noun
tain belt and central west.
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Saratoga Boat PAGES

SARATOGA, July 1.-THE story Of the
day is that OF several exciting contests
and one record breaker and be lutifully
rowed race-the intermediate eights. The
winning crew. the Wauchusetts boat club
of Worcester. Mass. made the mile and q
half in IN. S3lzs., or three seconds better
than the previous record. made by the
Tritons of Newark, N. J.. The Crews en-
tered were the Wauohusetts of Worcester,
the Eurekas of Newark, and the Montrose
Boat club.
For the first eighth of mile the crews
were on oven terms. all rowing a forty
stroke. Coming to the quarter the Mont
rose eight pulled into the Eurekas' water
and gave them their wash, practically
putting them out of the race. Up 10 the
mile it seem I'D as it the race belonged to
Montrose, but after that the Wauchusetts.
with q clean, telling stroke, simply
forced their boat inch by inch past their
rivals. and at mile and quarter there
was a glimmer of clear water between
them. TO the call Of their coxswain the
Montrose a,,. ,.nas men !, f,esPonded II; and within
apped the noseS OF their boat over the
stern 81 the Wanchusetts. and were still
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crawling up. The nose of the wauchu-
setts had barely cleared the line when the
Montrose reached it. The race was won
by third of length.
In the pair oar contest the Pennsy.
vania crew we're the first to catch the
water. At the quarter the Pennsylvania s
led slightly, and just beyond that the
Torontos began to steer badly, while the
Pennsylvania, who were cratic at first,
had Strengthened out. At that point the
Pennsylvanias we're leading, but at the
next flag the Torontos were ahead, fol-
lowed by Pennsylvania. At the mile
and an eighth the Torontos had increased
their lead length, sweeping along at
thirty-eight strokes. Entering the last
section the Pennsylvanias tried spurt,
but the Torontos crossed the line winners
by about two and a half boat lengths.
Time. 9:46.
In the intermediate four-oared event
all three crews caught the water together,
the Winnipegs leading slightly. Both
Winnlpegs and the ExceIsiors steersd
out of the course. At the quarter the
Winnipegs led slightly. rowing a clean
stroke, while the Metropollitans splashed.
At the turn the Winnipegs and Metropol-
tans turned together. but the former
began to draw away and won by two and
hall gths. Time, 9:03.
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Entries at Oakley

The following is list of the entries and
weights OF the races to be run at Oakley
today. which are posteu at the Los An
geles Turf club, 212 South Spri5g street.
Commissions received on these races,
also on the San Francisco races. and full
description given of each event:
First race. five furIongs, . year olds-
Ben Eder, 12l; Penury. Monteth, Sher-
lock, 113; Whisper. 1903; Scottish Lad, 105.
Second race, one mile. selling-Liselg,
III; Merry Monarch, 10S: Strathrol. 1u3;
Enthusiast. 102; Peabody. 106 Ace; Leo
Lake, 93.
Third race, five and a half furlongs,
selling-Rondo. 112; Ban Johnson. 110;
Francis, 81; Squire G. 80; Forget. 81;
Landseer. Hacekel, S5.
Fouth race, three-quarters, years old
and up, tho brewers stakes-O' Connel,
l2l; Egbart; Cash Day. 119; Caesarine
Brendoo, Free Advice, SIMON W, 1l3;
Maid Marian, 1 90; GaQon Dor. 103.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards-Fly-
ing Dutchman. Gallon Dor. Pepper, lis;
Elsket, Jane, 110; Oocula, 102
Sixth race. one mile, madens-Golden
Fleece, l04; Newcome. Tim Don!er. iO2
Fernlandez. 1O1; Lusby. 100; Uncle Tom,
7s; Partisan, 95; Delois Leggett 81.
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Customhouse Investigation

SAN FRANCISCO, July 17.-SurveyoI
of the Port English has appointed an in.
spector to inspect the local custom house,
to investigate the charge made by United
States District Attorney Foote. that i'm
ports are undervalued By the federal in
spectors. The district attorney recently
wrote to the attorney general at WASH
ington informing him that imports were
not only being undervalued, but large
quantities of goods were being smuggIed,
but on account of bis failure to make
specific charges the attorney general re-
fused to appoint special inspector as
requested.
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The Corhett Mill

DALLAS, July 17.-At the Corbett.
Fitzlmmons athletic headquarters today
an order was received for $50 500 seats,
1t was accompanied by check for $4,000.
The contract for building the Texas
coliseum will be awarded tomorrow. 1t
has been delayed on account of several
bids.
1t is said Governor Culberson has much
more liberal views on the question OF
prize fighting than the attorney general,
and there is no lawyer of much standing
In Texas who has read up on the subject
who agrees with Mr.. Crane in his con-
clusion or his citation of the facts.
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Race Horses Arrive

SACRAMENTO July IA large cargo
of race horses and big force Of horse
men arrived IN Sacramento this morning
from Portland to participate in the race
meeting OF the Pacific Coast Breeders
association. According to the statement
have returned from Oregon are com plain
ing because they did not get any money
in the north. They say the NEE ing upl
there was failure and consequently thu IRE
was nothing with which to pay the win
ners of purses
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Baseball

ST. LOUIS, July list. Louis 2, base
hits 8, errors 2.
New York 3. base hits 6, errors 9.
Batteries - Breitensetein and Miller
German and Wilson.
CHICAGO, July 17.-Chicago u, base
hits 13. errors 3.
Philadelphia base.ihts 10, errors 8.
Batteries-Thornton and Donohue Tay-
lor. Buckley and Clements.
CINCINNATI. July 17.-First game
Cincinnati H. base hits IL. errors l.
Boston 1. base hits 6, errors l.
Batteries-Foreman and Murphy; Sex
ton and Ryan.
Second game: Cincinnati 6, base hits
II. errors 1.
Boston 1, base hits 8. errors. /.
Batteries-Rhines and Murphy; Stiv-
etts and Ryan.
CLEVELAND, O., July 17.-First
game: Cleveland 13, base hits 10, errors /.
Baltimore 8, base hits Is. errors 3.
Batteries-Wilson. Knell and thinner;
Clarkson, Esper, Clark and Robinson.
Second game: Cleveland 6. base hits &,
errors 3.
Baltimore 3, base hits 8. errors l..
Batteries-Cuppy and thinner; Pond
and Robinson.
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MI Sackett Cornell, one of the most ex-
perienced Journalists on the coast, has as
soc ated himself with Nh. Charles A. Bell
in the management of the Weekly Porcu-
pine, journal now score of years old.
Mr.. Cornell's pen is double-edged and he
writes with a pungency and directness
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For Pale, WOrn-Out Folks

No one fears spring sickness who uses
Paine's Celery Compound, that wonderful
medicine that makes people well No one
need be pale or worn-out. with weak nerves
and impure blood. if they use this grand
streng th-gtver. Try it.
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hersas she did to her God, or words to
that effect
Judge Hendricks announced that no
more testimony would be taken until
after their return from Chic ago.
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Closed for n Wear

INDIANAPOLIS, July 17.-Jrdge Gill
lette today perpetuated the injuncti, n
against the Roby race track. This closes
tie track for ye,r ~ least.
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VaIkyrle's nepArture

GLASGOW. July 17.-Valkyrie ILL.,, the
challenger for the American cup Will
sail 'or New York Mo~d7r.
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Notice
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
l. county of Los Angeles. State of California.
In the matter OF Frank W. Sabichi, insolyent

i county of Los Angeles. State of California.
In the matter OF Frank W. Sabichi, insOlyeut
debtor
nix W Sabichi, having filed IN snis court
hi tition. schedule and inventory in nsol-
We by which it appears that b an nsol-
We debtor the said Frank W. Gochf is
~ declared to be insolvenG
ae sheriff OF the county of Los '7s 10
hereby directed TO take possession - n.
estate, real q d personal OF the salt iafuisNatl
debtor, exc pit such may be by 10 eft ".
from execution, and OF all his deeds sii4tss
books OF account. and papers, and 3 at
same safely until the appointment sr
signee he elm.
al persons are forbidden to pay e
the sid insolyent debtor, or TO CN4t-s
property belonging to said insolvei
him, or to any person, firm, or corr tit fs
association, for his use.
The said debtor is hereby forbiddt tit
ies or deliver any property, until af q
order OF this Court except as here
1t is further ordered, tina oil the lisat a
said debtor whose CLAIMS shall Nt}t
placed on file in the Office of the cltt g
Court at least two days prior to the aAT
of July, 1895. BIZ and appear befor 4pr.
Walter Van Dyke. Judge OF the Supt y taN
County OF Los Angeles, in open &C - - f.e.
courtroom OF said court, in the cou tpel
Angeles on the said 26th day OF Ju ft'
10 o'clock m. of that day, to % e4ff
debts and choose an assignee OF II tsf 1ei
said debtor.
1t is further ordered, that this ORC II iss lAla
Hshed in newspaper OF general t4*t* -
published in the county of Los Aaeele ~
often as the said newspaper Is prlf - it<
the said day set for the meeting OF af3tfff
And it is further ordered, that in 4eiNf
time all proceedings against the sal w ~
debtor be stayed LUClEN
Judge OF the Super & III \, Il
Dated July IL: ls95: ..ss. j. ..,..,~ -
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Indemnity VIII Be Pale
MADRID, JULY Z.-The cab a&s H94><
Gil has resolved , ~-~~~- Hara index
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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INK Sabichi, having filed iu this court
hi tition. schedule and inventory n ilsol-
We by which it appears that y an insol-
We debtor, the said Frank W aoichi is
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1895-03-02

Among the Grant parish visitors to
Mardi Gras festivities We note Mr.. Beverly
Randolph, of Paramount, DR.. ]. F. Kelly
and son, Luther, Sheriff G. D. Kemp,
Clerk w. l.. Shackelford, and Messrs. j.
A. Williams, II. B. Faraldo and George
Creed, of Colfax, Also, Messrs. j. H. Will
liams, W. o. Harrison, H. v. Mccain, Jno.
l. Mccain, j. w. Dyson, E. A. Mathis,
and Miss Susie Hargis, of Montgomery,
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Williams, OF
Nachez. Some of them have returned,
and report that they had an excellent
time
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SYNDIO SALE.


]. Kemp & Son ct al VS.. Their Creditors,
By virtue of commission and order
to sell, issued in the above matter and to
me directed, will expose to. sale at pub
lie auction, at the court house door IN
the town OF Colfax, La, between the
hours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, March 16, 1895,
and from day to day until completed, the
following described property, to-wit:
One stock of Goods and Merchandise.
A lot of Store Fixtures.
One Iron Safe.
Ten hogs, sows and pigs.
One old wagon. One yoke OF oxen.
Fifteen head OF cattle.
Three horses. One old buggy.
One mare, SLY" One mare, Fannie"
Two COWS and calves.
One SOW and four pigs.
The stock Of Goods and Merchandise
and the store fixtures will be sold at the
late store of J. Kemp & Son.
Terms OF sale - Cash, subject to the
appraisement of file in that suit.
G.. H. MCKNIGHT, Syndic.
Colfax, La, Feb. q, 1895.