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tumely on the administration, and dug
the political grave Of the party TO
which he and Governor Pennoyer be
onged. was in the early history
Of what is now the Corvallis & Eastern
nilroad. The laboring men who had
built that road we're clamoring for
their pay. justly due them, but not
forthcoming, and the officers OF the
Toad-unabl or unwilling TO meet the
demands Of the men-feared violence
At the hands OF their laborers, and, in
heir extremity, they appealed TO Gov
ernor Pennoyer for protection-they
asked that the National Guard be
called out to protect their lives and
property, from what they represented
10 be a mob, bent on violence. After
a consultation with his attorney-gen-
eral, Governor Pennoyer sent out his
famous edic- the message that won
him the friendship of the laboring PEG
pie throughout the state, and through
him for his supporters and co-labor-
ers, for in this message the governor
refused to call u the militia. and ad-
yised the railroad magnates to do jus
tee by the men and they would have
no trouble. The message said:
PAY the just demands OF your men,
and you will need no protection"
This has been the handspring of the
present governors life, as it was that
Of the late lamented Sylvester Pen
noyer-do justice at any and all times.
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This sense of justice was again
made apparent in a semi-public way
on the occasion of the embarrassment
of an Albany bank, in which the pres
ent governor was n heavy stockhold.
err. Instead Of protecting himself and
his holdings, he quietly and without
ostentation sacrificed his property,
even his beautiful home, to pay the
obligations Incurred, when scores Of
men all over the Northwest, situated
as he was, saved themselves, while the
creditors were allowed to hold the
empty bag.
Governor Chamberlain has always
been active in the interests Of labor,
and the Oregon code bears the i'm.
press Of his work in legislation IA
Sorable to labor. He drew the origin
al BARRIERS bill. almost as It was
passed bv the legislature, and II was
in recognition OF his eminent services
in connection with this measure that
the journeymen BARRIERS OF Portland
presented him with a beautiful souv.
enir. In the shape Of a gold match
box. a trinket highly valued by the
governor on account Of the friendly
feeling that was responsible for its
presentation, and which present he
constantly carries on his person.
During his campaign for the ofice
OF governor, he discussed from every
platform the needs OF the fellow ser
want" law In this state, and no sooner
had the votes been counted, and II
was decided that he was elected. than
he bent his energies toward the pas
sage OF such an act. In his message
10 the legislature, at the time Of his
Inauguration, Governor Chamberlain,
in stirring words. appealed TO the
lawmakers for the passage OF the
measure he had advocated on the
stump, with the result that a bill.
almost in the Identical language used
by the governor, was introduced and
passed. and II is needless 10 say that
once the two houses OF the legislature
had done their part, the governor APP
proved the measure, and II became a
law. and so stands on the statute
books today. After discussing such
an act in his message. the governor
says:
IL commend the general scope ana
purpose Of this law TO the legislature
OF Oregon. and earnestly urge the en-
actment of a similar statute at this
session. Legislation upon this sub
jeet was defeated at the last session.
but IL seems to me that the demands
of the thousands OF men engaged In
railroad employment here, are enti'
tied to be heard, as they have been
heard. and f~avorably acted upon In
other states not more progressive
than Oregon.
"The strict application OF the Ell
low servant law as II has been adopt
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for the advancement and advantage Of
the toilers, It is no wonder that Gov
ernor Chamberlain is the idol OF those
that toll and and who eat their bread
On The sweat of their bfOws; II Is not
surprising that. when he was nomi.
mated for the high Office Of governor,
labor unions in all parts Of the state,
Irrespective Of party Affiliations, en-.
dorsed his candidacy, and that he was
triumphantly elected to the office of
chief executive of the state. in which
the opposition party boosted of an
overwhelming majority.
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I pie II is right If owners Of wealth
can combine their interests formulate
trusts for control OF production and
6nthat of every Industry. stine compe-
%Itition. and control the prices Of all
commodities, and the very necessar.
iea OF life, with labor sdisorganized, is
1t unreasonable to believe that the
time would soon come when there
would be a condition OF almost ALSO
lutte serfdom among the laboring class
es OF the country. Combinations of
capital are recognized as legitimate
by the legislatures and the courts Of
all the states, and slowly but surely
both these branches of the govern.
ment are beginning to realize that
capital is but the increment OF labor,
and its rights are at least equal, II
not paramount. to those of the former.
A healthy public sentiment is driving
the courts from the extreme position
once taken by them, which scarcely
recognized the rights of the working
classes. Government by injunction is
not so popular now as It vas a few
years since. and it is safe to predict
that in a few years more 1t will be the
exception rather than the rule to cor
troll men through appeals to courts Of
equity, instead of giving them fair and
impartial trials by juries Of their peers
a right to guarantees by national and
state constitutions.
Taking counsel from passing
! events, would It not be well here and
now, in anticipation Of what may yet
be yelled in the womb Of the future,
to enact a law looking to the arbitra
ton OF disputes between capital and
labor in cases where either agree
ments cannot be reached, or n or
, other OF the parties TO the %controver.
sy will not confer. One thing Is GER.
! tain. that where n party to a dis
pute declines to confer or submit to
a fair and impartial tribunal of arbi-
t%ration, It is taken by the citizens as
a confession Of weakness, and senti'
ment is apt to be arrayed on the side
Of hm who proposes arbitration
rather than on that of him who de-
clines.
"In tbs connection, while yet Ore
gon is in It's infancy OF Industrial and
commercial development, a law ought
to be passed regulating the employ.
ment OF children and minors in factor
les and workshops. Such Legislation
would not be seriously opposed al
this time, because as yet, be II said
to the credit OF the state. child EN-
ployment is measurably limited. But
judging by the experience OF othel
states. as manufacturing establish
ments increase In numbers and II
operatives. and competition becomes
active, the employment OF children
Will increase in proportion and be
come engrafted In our social and in
dustrial system. When that time ar
rives, curative legislation becomes
difficult of accomplishment
"As a first step TO a thorough un
Outstanding Of the relative conditions
OF capital and labor in this state. q
bhreau OF labor ought to be estab.
lished or a commissioner appointed e
inquire into and report to the next
session OF the legislature, knowledge
upon the subject is the first step In
! intellIeent Legislation and this can.
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Time and Tide
Wait for No Man.

But time seems to wait land to ones great Inconvenience
when asIuFesrd watch manages to lose a little time" every
day. This is most ineonveuient and Instantaneous habit
for any watch to acquire. ana fyOur watch Is one Of the many
that has gotten into II, we advise You to break It f the habit at
once. We viii undertake the task Of reforming Its idiOsyuera-
cries and making 1t a perfect time keeper once mOre-apd our
charges will not be at ali e%xhorbitant Thoroughly competent
men are at your command here for watch clock or ieweIry re-
pAiring Of any kind.
s fS !. s ss;s..: ;n' R@sAgMm9zycMae~
Salem.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, EUGENE

The University comprises the following colleges and schools
The Graduate School. The College of Literature. Science
and Arts The College of Science and Engineering. Civil,
Electrical. Mining and Chemical Engineering. The UniyerS-
iy Academy, The School Of Music. The School Of Law.
The School of Medicine.
r nRRp. Incidental Fee $40 90. Student Body Tax $500
The tVssgntyv eighth session opens Wednesday. September 10. 1908. For
estaicgue address Reeistrar. University ofOreRon. EugeHe.
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"As a first step to a thorough un.
derstanding Of the relative conditions
OF capital and labor In this state. a
bhreau OF labor ought to be estab-
lished or a commissioners appointed TO
inquire into and report to the next
session Of the legislature. knowledge
upon the subject is the first step in
intelligent legislation, and this can.
not be attained without a careful in.
vestigation by some man or body OF
mel especially appointed for that pur'
pose"
With such advanced Ideas on the
rights Of labor. with a lifelong record
OF a just treatment OF the laboring
people. and ever ready 20 do his part
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Salem HOnOrS the Day

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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-04-03
COnstable's Sal
N. L. Hudson VS.. l.. JohnstonAInl
tice Court, Parish of Winn
Louisiana.

BY virtue Of q writ of ii. ia. issued
Hon. First Justice Court of the parisk
La, and to me directed, .have sie1d
offer for sale to the last and high
in front Of the principal door of the q
in the town of WINFIELD, La, bea
hours prescribed by law for judicial
Saturday, April IL, 19e
the following described property, to-s
Dining Table; Ironing Table; I =
freezer; trunks; 1 mattress and =
feather bed; 8 ::pillows; Z quilts; b
saw; pitcher; water set; set of h
forks; Z lamps; I box utensils: l y
little rocker; pieces of newell; 40 Fl
ter railing; 2 pair sash sxlo-12 light; 4
more or less moulding and finishingx
Seized rs the property iof l.. Johns
above entitled suit and viii be sold 4
q judgement lately rendered in q
named court, and all costs.
Terms Of sale-Cash for not less II
thirds Of the appraisement.
This March d, 1908.
G. IN. sN
Constable LIST Ward Win
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Saturday, April 4; 1903,
Timber Land Act,
June 8, NATURALIZATION Notice.

U. 8. Land Once at New Orleans, La,
Feb. 10, 1903.
Notice Is hereby given, that tn compliance
with the act of Congress, Of June Ord, 1878,
entitled, IAN act for the sale Of timber lands,
in the states Of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" IS extended to all Of
the Public Land states BY act Of August 4, 1884,
Columbus C. Allen, Of WINFIELD, parish Of
Winn, State OF Louisiana, has this day fled in
this once his sworn statement Motor the
purchase Of the Ia Of nv Ia Of section No.
81 T II ", ana will offer proof to show that
the land sought 10 more valuable for ita timber
or stone than for Agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land before the
Clerk Of Court at WinnAeld, La ON Saturday,
the 18th day of April, 1903.
He names IS witnesses: DR.. A. p. Collins,
w. N. Dunn, W. n. Grice, J. W, Boyett, ST.,
all Of Winudeld, La
Amy and all persons claiming adversely the
above-descriped lands are requested 70 file
their claims In this Office on or before said Is
day Of April, 1903.
f77-l0t. Register.
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Timber Land, Act
June 8, DISQUALIFICATION Notice,

June 3, DISQUALIFICATION Notice.
Land Office at New Orleans, La. !
Mch. .. 1909. /,
Notice il hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act of Congress oi
June s, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale Of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore
gan Nevada, and Washington Territory" as
extended to all the Public Land States BY act
parish OF Winn, State Of Louisiana. has this
day fled in this office his sworn statement NO;
-, for the purchase Of the. sw Ia OF NV Ia
OF sec. 4, in tip. II n, rsnge west La. Mer., and
will offer proof to sho~ that the land sought Is
more valuable fer rs timber or stone than for
agricultural parposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before p. X. Abel, Clerk Of
Court at Wfnn6eld, La, on Saturday, the 9th
day OF June, 1903.
He names as witnesses: A. p. Collins, G. c.
Allen, A. L. Allen. OF WINFIELD. La; and J. w.
Boyett, Sr. of Stills, La.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to hie
their claims In this ONCE before SAID Sth day OF
'1Ae' - WALTER L. COHEN.
as-l0t Register.
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Notice for Publication.

Land Office at New Orleans, La, /
March 2, 1903. !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before p. K. Abel
1908, viz: Willis Hudson, H. E. No. mis- for
the e Ia OF W IL and n 1-2 of W Ia sec s.
tip 10 n, ri e La. Mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land viz:
E. v. Cox, J. G. Guyton, N. H. Temples, w
H. Temples, all Of Curry La.
WALTER l.. COHEN,
hA-5s Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at New Orleas
r

Notice is hereby given that the "a
named settler has flied notice Of his G.
to make final proof in support of his c.
that said proof will be made before p.
for the e Ia OF W LIZ sec 10, tp 10 n, d
Mer.
He names the following witnesses r
his continuous residence upon, and Gu
OF, said land, viz: +. N. Smith, Tom
Frank weames, John Spears, all of TuI
WALTER l. cor
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Notice for Publication.

Land Once nt Natchitoches, La
Mar. 4. 1905.
! Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice Of his Intention
TO make final proof in Support OF his claim, and
that said proof win be made before Register
and Receiver Ut Natchitoches. La, on April Is,
1903, viz: H. e. No. $50 william E. Little, oil
Couley, La. for the " Ii nWl-A and " la
W Ia sec. ~, 10 N, h. 5W La Mer.
3 He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residences upon and cultivation
Of said land, vtxs G. 3 Worsham. 8. d. Stroud
w. A. Hallmaxk, G. p. Nix, all Of Coulsy La,
J. ERNEST BRkDA,
ND .srz Register.
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Our New Line -.
The Louisiana s. Arkans
2. Railway

Is opened to WINFIELD, La. making the shorte
between that point and Shreveport Texarkana and all po
Texas the Indian and Oklahoma Territories well Nor
points.
Through
=
eunda
B. S. ATKINSON, G. +. & p. Al
TEXARkANA, 4
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Notice for Publication.

Land Once ct New Orleans, Los
March rs, 1909
Notice is hereby given tina. the following
named settler has hled notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his eInim, and
that said proof will Be made before ;. =; wal.
1903, Viz: Henry B. Grice, Il. b. No. fss7s, fol
the W Ia OF n " Ia and e Ia It N v Ia sec
Is, and IA Of n l-xsec. u, -. n n, "
La. Mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz: Rardoa Porter. w. M. Grice,
r. @. Rollen, C. G. Allen, all a the parish OF
Winn, La.
WAITER l.. COHEN,
asst Register.
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Publication of Land Notices.
All the Advertisements of Final Proofs, Notice OF
Intention to Enter, and all Land Notices
will Appear Under this Heading.
Notice for Publication.

Mar. 8, $685.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver at Natchitoches, La, on April n,
1908, VIZ: H. E. No. ss76 Joseph N. Vines Of
Dodson, La, for the IL n e Ia & n G Ia e
Ia sec. H. T. L. N, IA w., La- Mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: Lark Vines, Henry Cocker
ham, John Riggs, Jake Lowery. All Of Dodson
La
o. ]. ERNEST BREDA.
mn Register.
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Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Natchitoches, La, I
Mar. 4, 1908.
Notice is hereby given thas the following
Aamed settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, snd
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver at Natchitoches, La, on April Is
nos, viz: H. e. No. sllo, John w. McIlwain Of
yerda, La, for the s Ia l.. sec. "a, T. N
r. w. La Mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz: w. ]. Evans, J. T. McIlWain
Thomas Spencer, g. L. McIlwain, al of verda
J.ERNEsT BREDA,
MAO. Register.
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Notice for Publication.

land On1ce q NAtch1tocheA, -,
Mch. Is, 1904 7
Notice il hereby given that the followiagA
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of hts claian, md
and Receiver ct Nntchitoches, LA.ron May Q,
1908, viz; H. e. No. ss67, HendersoH Holdings
worth OF Calvin, La, for the n e r4'of e IA
sec. 8, tip. II n, r ", La. Aer.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz: Robert Jacobs, Noah Booker
Oliver Lewis, Simeon lewis, all Of Calvin, La
J. EKNnST BkkDA,
asst Regiater.
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Timber Land Act.
June 3, NATURALIZATION Notice.
U..s.L.nd ohsee, New Orleans, La, !,

U..s..Land ohsee, New Orleans. La, J
Feb. n, 1903 i
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of the act of Congress Of
June 8, 1873, entitled IAN act for the sale ei
timber lands in the States Of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" N
extended to all the Public Land States BY act
of August 4, 1854, Andrew J. Hall, Of Prairie
Home, Winn parish, Louisiana, has this day
fled in this ONCE his sworn statement No.
for the purchase Of the 8 ht Of Nv Or, and n hi
of Sw Or. of Sec. 10. in TIP. 9, n X. west La
Mer.. and will offer proof to show that the land
sought Is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultura! purpose, and.to establish
claim to said land before J. r. Wallace, u. 8.
Commissioner, at WINFIELD, La, on Saturday,
the 18th day OF May, l903.s
He names - witnesses: Eben Hyde, J.. 7.
Hyde, of Tide, La; j. N. Lawrence, of Prairie
Home, La, and ]. e. Lawrence, of Zion, La.
Any and oil persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
their claims in this once on or before said 10th
day Of May, 1903.
WALTER L. COHEN.
md. Register.
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Saturday, April 18th, 1903.

n front OF the ccuytheuse door in the town Of
Wtnn6ed, La. sell and adjudicate to, the last
and highest bidder the following described
property, to-wit: Nineteen hundred acres Of
1Aud described - follows: Nv Ia Of sw Ia, Sc
Ia Of the - ID sec. 50; la of l-s, Ia OF
NV 1-& ~ IL Of ne Ia, sec. - T. TO- r1 e; "
Ia a ~ IA, ~ IA Of Sc IA, Sec IS IL OF ne
Ia -. 8, +. 10 rlw; " La of NV Ia sec 5; n
IA At ne Ia - IL Of ne Ia sec. 8; Ia Of ne
- nv Ia Of ne Ia sec. -; 1-s Of &c Ia sec.
~ Ia nwj-4 Of 81 IA. sw IL Of NV IL rec. n
=. - W. NV Ia Of sw Ia, ne Ia OF se Ia,
~ IA Of 81 Ia &C. - r. u n 3 "; Ia OF sc
- 80. -, ~ ~ &c. ~ T.sr4 " Ii sec. 4,
ne - Of IL &C. ., ~ IL OF nv - NV Ia OF
~ IA, -. I. - W; sw IL OF Sc - sec. 4
ne ~ 81 nv - re. 10 I. lOnr1w
Terms o. oale-Cash, subject to appraisement
naAe n rid auccengtDu.
3. W. BAILEY. Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH or WINN.
hereby certify that the foregoing charter OF
the Winnne1d Planning Mill Co., Ltd, was filed
for record ard duly recorded in Book "Dp page
~ Mortgages Winn Parish, Louisiana.
+ u. NIXON,
Deputy Clerk 5th Judicial District Court
s and Ex-Ohcio Recorder Parish OF Winn, La
mchl8-6t
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-04-03
Saturday, April 25th, 1908.

Sell and adiudicate to the last and highest bid
town Of WINFIELD. parish of Winn, La, the
following described real estate, viz: c IL Of
Ia, sN L. of Sc Ia sec 81; sw Ia of s-w IL
sec % and acres lying in the south west corner
Of ne 1-Fof Sc Ia sec 81, IL n, 2 ", together
with ant buildings and improvements there
ON or thereto belonging. Said sale will be for
cash. B.w. BAILEY,
March 10, 1868. tni2o-6t) Sheriff.
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Noticefor Publication.
Land Once q New orleans, =,

Lsnd ONCE 1t New Orleans, La, !
March .. ~ !
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has 1led notice OF this mention
TO make c6mmutation proof IN euppet D. his
claim, and that satd proof win b msle before
p. x. Abel. Clerk 9Th d. C. Ut Wjnn6eld, La,
on May /, l9o1, viz: William n BaAen H 3,
No. 3001. Tor the v Ia Of VITA Sec =, Up 10
y, r1w La. Ner.
He names tie followSoe wftucises to prove
his continuous residencs upon. and cultfya-
ton Of sid Hand, vis= I'D. Smith, J. +. Keen,
6eld, La.
mar.27-st' WALTER I. COHEN,
-. Re9fster
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-04-03

Y certify that have examined the foregoing
charter OF the Winnneld Planning Mill Co., Ltd,
and finding nothing therein contrary to law, l
hereby approve the same
This tie 18th day of February A. d. 1908.
A. B. HUNDLEY, &
Dist. Atty. 5th Jud. Dist.
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Succession Sale.
Succession Of B. w. Taylor and wife. Decd
No. 14os In 5th Dist. Court. Parish OF
Winn, Louisiana.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
order Of sale issued out Of the Hon. Fifth
District Court, Parish Of Winn, La, and bear
ing date of February, 1908, I will, ON
Saturday, April 4; 1903,
in front Of the principal front door Of the Court
House in the Parish Of vim, sell to the last
and highest bidder all the land belonging to
the succession of b. W. Taylor and wife. and
described as follows, to-wit: 100 acres OF
land, viz: &c Ia OF sc IA, Sec. 5. IL Of ne IA
and sw IA Of ne IA, Sec 9, T. II, NJ r. !, W. La.
Mer.
Said property will be sold for cash on the
spot for not less than two-thirds the appraised
value, an inventory and appraisement OF which
will be found on file in the Clerks Once winn-
field, La, in the records Of said succession.
w. NJ. d. CARR, Administrator.
WINFIELD. La. Feb. "a. 1908. (f27-6t)
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Notice is hereby given that in obedience 10
an order OF sale aud Judgment of the 5th Ju-
dicial District Court. Parish of Winn. La.
ordering sale OF the real estate belonging to
the succession OF u j. and Eliza Hand, de-
ceased, among the co-heirs. viii, on
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-04-03
Partition Sale.

Succession OF ]. R. and Eliza Hand-No. 1906
In 5th District Court, Prish of winn.
Louisiana
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PARTITION SALE.

Succession Of s. Morgan Brian, Deceased-No
1854 9Th District Court, Parish of winn, La.