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IS A WRECK
Posse of Dayton, Iowa, Citizens in
Hot Pursuit of Two Safe
Robbers.
Special to The Journal.

Special to Tho Journal.
Fort Dodge, Iowa, Jan. 29.--Two safe
crackers blew open the safe Of the Dayton
postonfice early this morning, exchanged
shots with Marshal Eric Frosberg and C.
w. March, proprietor of the Commercial
hotel, and made their escape on foot to
the country. having been headed from the
station, where they were trying to take
southbound Minneapolis & st. Louis
train.
Most Of the money and stamps in the
office had been placed in the bank the
night before by the postmistress, Kate C..
Warner.
A posse of Dayton citizens is in pursuit
to-day under the leadership of Sheriff
Henry Olson. The interior of the post
office building was wrecked and frag-
ments Of the safe door were blown
through the front window into the street.
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her pecuniary demands to Venezuela be-
fore the blockade was instituted and Eng
land asked for only small cash payment.
France has filed additional claims amount.
ing to about $13, 900, 900, and little Belgium
asserts that Venezuela owes her Sill, 000,:
900. It ll~be seen, therefore, that with
the United States Holland, Spain and
other countries holding claims that must
be paid out Of the 80 per cent customs
fund, Mr. Bowen's negotiations with the
representatives of each Of these nations
will involve much hard work, particularly
as he will endeavor to have the demands
Of the creditors reduced.
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WHO IS "ATHR0BALD? 7"
The Ex-countess Russell the Victim Of
Titled Adven.
New York Sun Special Service.

Now York Sun Special Service.
London, Jan. 29.-According to the Daily
Mail, Countess Russell, who some ago pro-
cured a divorce from Earl Russell. was
married on Dec. II at the registrars Of
flee, Portsmouth, to Prince Athrobald
Stuart de Modena. The wedding was very
private. The couple afterwards lived for
q fortnight in a suite Of rooms at a hotel
at Southsea. The prince left the hotel
unexpectedly on Dec. 80, leaving a note
saying that he had been called away. His
wife thereupon came to London. where
she has since resided with her mother,
Lady Scott. Inquiries have failed to es
tablish the identity Of the prince. His
name does not appear in the published
records of the house Of Modena. There
is reason for believing that he is now
in New York.
In an interview, Earl Russell said he
knew nothing of Miss Scott's'' doings.
He had heard report of her marriage.
He had no notion who the prince is, but
he could not think that Lady Scott had
sanctioned the marriage without making
al1re that his title was genuine.
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TWO FROM -.LITCHFIELD
They Were in the Southern Pacific
Wreck and Have Not Been
@ Heard From. -:
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. /: ~ '-..- s..
Litchheld. Minis Jar. est is reported
that Mrs. M. j. March and Miss Mamie
March Of Litchield were on the wrecked
Southern Pacific train in Arizona yes
terday. sa2ls%s4sss@t, : ssl&s'2, 49, 49,, ..
A telegram has been received from the
porter of the sleeping car stating he has
their tickets, but that they cannot be
found Whether, they are among the un-
identified dead Or, whether they have
escaped is not known. There is much
anxiety among their friends.
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nesota National Guard for the new Krag
Jorgensen in accordance with the terms
of the military law. General Crozier,
chief Of ordnance, has not fully deter
mined on the method Of distribution, but
probably an issue of the new arm will
be ordered without waiting for the return
to the government Of the old Springfields.
National Guard officers will be held re-
sponsible for damaged arms when a final
accounting is made, taking into account
the deterioration due to use. = -. ,,s
.s->'' - w. W. Jermane.
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HOW BUBONIC TRAVELS
Mazatlan Was Infected by Rats
From San Francisco.

Washington, Jan. 29-This bulletin was
issued at the state department yesterday:
The department OF state has received
advices from Mazatlan, Mexico that
searching investigation by the authorities
leaves no doubt that rats among veget-
ables shipped direct from Chinatown, San
Francisco, conveyed the plague to that
community,
That the state department should make
public this staement is regarded as sig.
sniacant in view of the fact that it is
controverted by the city Of San Fran
cisco. tAsy ys4i 49, .5.Fts
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GLENN ACQUITTED
He Did Not Unlawfully Kill Pris-
oners Of War.

Manila. Jan. 29.-Major Edwin F.. Glenn
Of the Fifth infantry, who was tried by
court-martial on the charge of unlaw-
fully killing prisoners of war, has been
acquitted.
Major Glenn has been ordered to return
to duty. The verdict is popular.
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THREE All les
CONE FIRST
They Refuse to Have Other coun-
tries Claims oman Equality
With Theirs. 4
They Have Done the Work and Pro-
pose Now to Cut the
Melon.
Belgium Wants Sill, 100000 From
venezzuela and France Asks
$4,000, 600 Additional.

London, Jan. 329.--Great Britain, Ger
many and Italy have sent a joint reply to
Minister Bowen refusing to accept the
proposal that all the countries having
claims against Venezuela should be placed
on an equality with the three cooperating
powers. vi. ,,-&s;. 4 s..2 80
Germany did not make a staten1ent OF
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THE n. 7. SUNS WORK
The Attempt to Discredit the Presi.
dent on the Color Issue
Trusts Back of It.

From; Ths journal Bureau, Room Is, Post Build,
ing, Washington. ,.- '..,-.a-.. I
Washington. Jan. est is difficult to
explain on any sound theory the muss
which has been licked up by certain hot
headed soutlerners, abetted by certain in
terests in the north, over the presence at
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Pacific
by
@ san "y n ,a his % ~na From .a Minis
nesota, That before
and leadership with promptly Dc met
perfena dpaee does
nss M "s @ n s t s snd Ns s s:
-@-&a.
The organization
Already
friends
I @ the . eoss osa nS place the camp
It will be the
united
4s"nep'n county
"s .eos :,sS Its e y .ss' a.
So far which
Hin
c1Pp 1's 9'1ac
ssst ss
, s r Win ssshns favorable Mr. amos viii be the HIN
ever ths plan, q Inc
bring them legislature which will select Nelson's .useor Tn
@ ais: ~ sonta saeye % s M ~or
Bob Dunn candidate for
policy part 4easwo
4eatwo|e will possibly southern
a
organization
-. -
in
a
osa"zato"
So
Hennepin
ALTAR
he Senator
with Mr.
will
it, = . =.
fol the are
0 a
formed
~ otns -ennepi
hoping almost against
otgett he
to
w W. Jermane
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POSTAL APPOINTMENTS.

Special TO Tie JoutntI. So .7.- N
Washington. Jan. 29,-Additiona1 rural free
delivery service has been ordered established,
commencing March 2, at Mabel, Fillmore coun-
ty.s Mimi. with one carrier.
.Postmasters appointed: Minnesota-Espetvet,
Polk county, Andrew Linaas; Manley, Rock coun-
IT, Willis =. Stearns IS
7 Montana Kibbey, Cascade county, Mary e.
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eENERAI WOOD wrLL rALY.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 29.-There are 335 seats
reserved for the Kansas-day banquet tonight, at
So per plate but the Indications that only
$50 will be taken. General Leonard Wood. who
is to address the club, arrived in the city at
lie reception at the Copeland Hotel at 2 o'clock.
General Frederick Funston, another guest. will
reach Topeka from Denver at o'clock. Other
speakers are Senator Long, General Joseph Brs-
t.i!,@t .-,Fff William Sl'a,, White.
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THE ST. CROIX DAM BILL
Senator Nelson Secures It's Passage
in the Senate This
Morning.

From Tho Journal Bureau, Room II, Post Build.
ing, Washington.
Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Nelson
to-day secured the passage Of the Quarles'
bill to permit the construction Of the
power dam at st. ,Croix Falls, Wis. The
amendments to preserve navigation were
adopted. s.
w. w. Jernlane.
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FOR BRILL, ].
Letters and Petitions Signed-The
Exchange of the Old
-, : Spring6elds.

From The journal Bureau, Room Is, Post Build
ing, Washington.
Washington, Jan. 29.-Represent
Stevens to-day filed with the president
a number of letters and petitions indors-
ing Judge Brill of st. Paul for the new
judgesh1p in the district Of Minnesota.
Adjutant General Libby has forwarded
through Representative Stevens requisi-
ton for the exchange Of the old Spring.
field rifles now in the hands of the Min
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The interstate commerce commission has or
dered hearing to be held in this city, Feb. 26,
in the matter of the recent advances in freight
rates on grain. grain products dressed meats
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BU FALLS DOWN
The Morocco Pretender Said to Be
Pat,.aa+inu

Madrid, Jan. "a dispatch to the I'm
parcial from Tangier announces that Blu
Hammaran, the pretender to the throne
Of Morocco, has been repulsed and is re-
treating rapidly.
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YON BALLEsTREM BACK
The Reichstag Re-eleots Him Presi-
dent and He Accepts the
Honor.

Berlin, Jan. 29.-The reichstag to-day
reelected Count Won Ballestrem as presi-
dent. The count subsequently entered the
chamber. and accepted the office.
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IT'S ANKENY's FIGHT
Walla Walla Banker Will Be Sem
ator From Washington.

Olympia, Wash, Jan. 29.-In the re-
publican legislative caucus last night,
Levi Ankeny, the Walla Walla banker,
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President Roosevelt ma foregos shiss annual
hunt this year on account of the unavoidable
newspaper notoriety.
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Memorial From the "Pinos."

Your memorialists, numbering 800
American citizens, residing on the Isle Of
Pines. and who own more than one-half
of the island. make the following prayer:
First, relief from the present government
of the Isle Of Pines; and, second, that
the island be retained as a part of the
territory Of the United States.
In respect to the first, 1t may be said
that there Is no government on the Isle
of Pines. There is Alcalde and seven
policemen and a clerk to q judge, whose
office is in Havana Province, Cuba. The
official actions of all these are governed
by officers residing on the island Of Cuba
AS a matter of fact, there is no need of
the presence of the Alcalde and the po-
-licemen and clerk on the island, for the
reason that the moral influence Of the
Americans is dominant and quite sufficient
to maintain order. The clerk referred to
has no jurisdiction nor powers which en-
able him to transact any business of con-
sequence to the residents of the island
Almost the entire business that would
come before; a governmental officer has
been the conveyance Of land. the payment
OF taxes, and such acknowledgements as
might DC taken before a notary public.
tended to 1t was necessary to travel to the
Province Of Havana. which required sew
eral days and entailed considerable ex-
pcnse. a hardship which many Ameri-
cans have found 1t hard to bear But this
hardship is less burdensome and less OBJ
iectionable than the greed shown by Gu
ban officials in the eXaction of unreal
sonable fees for the performance of the
simplest official acts. The experience of
one of our American colonists S. H.
Pearcy. vice president of the Isle of
Pines Improvement company, fully illus
trates this. He had purchased tract of
land and was compelled to go to Bijucal,
fho oP -
Pines are kept, to have the conveyance
Z OF the property made. Owing to the pro-
crastination Of the Cuban officials he was
unable to have the necessary papers exc
cuted FOR nearly four months. during
Which time he made ten trips from the
Isle OF Pines to Bijucal which cost him
about $780, In addition to this vexatious
delay and unnecessary expense, he was
compelled to pay the Cuban notary $500
for drawing the deed. Under the law no
one but notary can draw a deed In Cuba
He was then compelled to pay SLIGO to
the recorder for recording the papers.
Then he was forced to pay / per cent on
all amounts of money stated in the pa
pers. the purchase price of the property,
all mortgages, etc, and then taxes
amounting to $1.310.92. The total cost Of
obtaining simple conveyance of this one
piece of property was nearly $4,000. I'm
der rational and just system Of govern
ment on the island nothing like this
would be possible. Besides, the fees and
taxes collected under an American gov
eminent would be applied to improve
ments on the island AS it is now. Ameri-
cans owning property on the island are
taxed without representation, and money
eXacted from them Is used in no way for
their benefit.
In this connection your memorialists
would respectfully call attention to the
fa'er7s-,,~~ srr ,.'set c-n'ant of f2cts:
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FAR.REACHING PLANS
OF HILL And HEATW0LE
NoRTHFIELD MAN AND HIS ORGANIZATION EXPECT
ED TO GIVE THE CONTROL OF MINNESOTA TO THE
!. .s MERGER MAGNATE.

Outline Purposes
Capp Not the Real Organization Candidate Succeed Himself
Dscord in Hennepin Confidently Counted On to Help Things
AlongCouny Must Be Har These Plots Are to Be
Fooled.
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h w. w. Jermane.
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} III COrbirt. ward /

r. IL COfDtlC, WafO l.
20 acres of lana bounded north and
east by Walmsley, south by Cook and
Walmsley; mule. $50. ) mole $50, IL
cattle 500, one horse $50, one buggy
$40; State taxes 81 81, parish So 81,
bridge 81 70. railroad SSc. poll 81 90, in
tcresl 30,. notice 25c. Cost Of adyer-
tisenent to be added.
Y l DoWdrn, ward ].
House and lot, Southeast corner De-
mizere and 3rd street; State tax 3 06,
parish 80, bridge 2 80, railroad | 2S,
notice 25c. interest 40c. Cost of adver-
ti.ement to be added.
Thomas } Flanner, ward i.
IL acres aad on let bank Cane river,
bounded aDoyp by e Russ and Henry,
3 lois in block; 5 ParSOp addition to
NatcnitOche-, west side of limits and
mOvablcs; Slate tax 10 80, parish 10 IS
bridge -. railroad 4 81, interest 6Oc.
notice 25c. Cost Of advertisement % be
added.
Miss NJ J. Gatlln, ward l.
House ana lot. corner 3rd street and
Buard Alley; State tax 60c. parish 9Oc.
bridge 5Oc. railroad 25c. interest l0C.
notice 25c. Cost of advertisement to be
added.
Alex. Green, ward /.
House ana lot. east side of 1st street,
boundei north by Edwards State tax
54c. parish Sic. bridge 45c. railroad 2Sc.
notice 25c Cost of advertisement to be
added
Succession of Harriet Griffin, ward |.
H0use and lot, east side of 9TH street.
bounded north by Taylor, south by
Brooks; State tax soc. PARISH 30, briuge
zoe. railroad 3Sc. interest Zoe. notice
25c. Cost of advertisement to be added.
Geo w Henry, ward 1.
Is acres of land. acres bounded North
east bV Perot. and south by Patterson,
10 acres near Breda, acquired of Carver,
and mogables; State tax | S6. parish
, 20, poll 90, bridge %, railroad 7Sc.
interest poe. notice 25c. cost of adyer
tisement tn be added.
CJ Loft. ward !.
Lot Wet side Il. ana Il. railtoad,
bounded north and west by We>tbrooks
sou by Pickels; State tax lSc. parish
27c. bridge l5c. railroad 0S. notice 25c.
interest sc. Cost of advertisement to be
added,
Ferdinand Luchini. warl l.
/ Lot, west side of Jefferson street,
between Normal School and Ellodl
GIles, one vacant lot, bounded south by
Mrs Sweat. north by Breda; State tax
7Sc parish II, bridge 65c. railroad 33c.
notice 25c interest I0c. Cost of adver-
tisement TO be ad, ed.
Victoria Marshall, ward ].
One House and lot, west side 1st street
north. south and east by Pierscn; State
tax 4Sc. parish lie. bridge 40c. railroad
zoe. notice 25c. Cost of advertisement
to be added.
Margaret Mitchell, ward L..
House and lot of l acre on Red river,
boundei bv Chas. Perot, and mOvtables:
State lax 66c parish 99c. railroad 2Sc.
bridge soc interest l5c. notice 25c. Cost
of advertisement to be added
Cnrtis Mufdock, ward /.
Vacant lot east side Caspari street,
bounded south by Billiard, north bEa
Dowden: State tax 4Sc. parish tax 72c.
bridge 40c. railroad zoe. poll 90, nouce
25c. interest 1Oc. Cost of advertisements
10 be added.
l. L Nelson, ward l.
House and lot, south side of 9TH street,
and movables State tax IL, parish
/ IL. bridge 95c. railroad 4Sc. notice 25c.
interest l5c. Cost of advertisement to
be added.
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NO, SO


I HO,. uari-h l-r. Interest II. notice 2Jr.
,,,,-, ,,,r'. !,.,,t;.,.,,,'. ~, l,n.,lra5
( - W ,'''' '''>' '''' - "' '''..''
SIGhur H"hloh. Wa'd -
,fn,r,,. ,.;,,h,. ,,, l.;1t at.rrs in ,.,rion
, I'M ~. wa 49, -
AZ. township :. range :: rf~lr hr'pNPF
claim. state tx : 80. parish ! ~. in
forrest gn,. ,nfi., )lr east nf gtIyplff-p-
~ tt1Il
mon 10 - ''Id'''
/, NJ 1>..:,, -,
y -t ''I'''l' "liu -
lhp aCt'~ oil ianl. east NAH of Norir~
west uuartcr west hllfut north plSt quar-
t.,. -n.tf,-, r,,,,.li,, r,r,,nS ~r,in
, 80 w .n ~
~ Z ~ l''II~il " Wv. interest 10. 'ipll't
2Ic. Cost ui AtNtrti-piuruf 20 be added.
I-,.l..,...,.,, ,,.,..,. -
Hhl-'"H II '"'i'f' No. =. NaIu -
10 acres northwest qutr,"t o' north
east ulartnr $trrtpu 13 township =
,,,,, S.. IA az
tfsntnan+ ~ ha ,I1od
'''''''' !" "e "'''"'
Mary. Cu~hiu,,. ward g.
1850 aro- OF Ia.l ~oun"ast ollrr.r Of north
,,,r ..i,.,r .iI ,.,..rh, Il r.,,.- , s3..t,I t..,
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! II .7' MA S-4l.,,... . =.
Nrrtn'ast quarter .rrtion o. township : ran@s,
"n anu ttt S Vs. pa, ,Hi "f ", imu
mcut to he addc--.
CclrStinc lIr"ssett; ward 10.
~ acats o. IL, I5n J HE't ,,I oI rHn ntI 9@
%art Of " Lane succession and lot sold r Der,
bannc. all known as Planters l.andiug. stat" tax
25r cost "f ndy,rtiirment 10 b,, ,Iird
Appnnos Drracral ward 10,
- acres OF Iand ON 'i-h' pau "i lItlIG river,
and moycabl.e state tax ) ~. parish 3 -. poll
90, i,ngrr~t 35r. notice 2'c- Cost Of advertise
G,rnt G,,np.,I, 10 I'g I'r."': a,U,,r, ,,.,,I N
- acres of land ON Little river hrtwrrn joel
ann ~ I.Iehl!, an" o in2Fan'rs. . Ht"lr taN H.
tnst Of iIT,1tisln,,nt to R,. ,Idrd
Edward Yrllrry. ward 10.
~ acres OF l9nd N s''lioH - township Il, Im%e
Doiir 'i,! i't ,",L -. i i m , '''
selma Wallace. ward 10.
arIe lot ON lcil bank Cnnr river bounded ahoYr
n\ |.tS @.uni;'' Io''n ~ ".4"I' Charrh N'alr
tisrmcnt to be added
CartoI i.'"l hS',''e 70 L-'u'' "lro
~ non NJ" "''
"Jl acT'9 ol ''I''t u" r'%"' "alih Oh
hi'tie river, lI'""' tE''t' t'c taN
l3 81, parish - 49, interest | -, n)uce
2oc' CoSt oi adNc.''Hehl9t I" - aIitI.
"1s I,3i ii"'I ',s'h N'ri I'll ~, ccroo and =
North nalr Of Eor.awrs, ouar;c~ Eortn-
west quarter of Southwest quarter section
i'' -" !Iii.i' .: '' t ,2'''' - 10 >o'
Cost Of advertisement to be aided.
I-.,,.r.o., n,,.,or vo ! war;, "a
uI',,.,.,, - W., j.,,.,..t ,,,'.,rta,. .o,.,i,,,
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10 acres ~N oi y !. / seq. 10 i 9 Il 10
state SIC. parish Jlc. school 3Nc. I'M. lee
notice 25c. cost of advertisement 10 bt
added.
W J Odom. ward ).
~ acres y! OF NEE see I > Il 10
state pc. parish | 0S. school %. POI
% int. l5c. notice 23e. cost of advcr-
tIsemenr 10 he added
y W Parker. ward y.
]1J acres. 21o acres n"rli~eaSt quarter
~ nos !-WcHt GIaItrr' northwest IHarjcl
OF northeast qN1ft"r see .: H'rlfi-W'-i
lHtr'rf o. sou 'l-ra>l Iu'frr Sc u: north
WeS' ,n quarter OF ,@Uli ,5e ea>l fnaFter sec
quarter soc u: that part Of soufn west
quarter of southeast quarter south of
Flat River. lot 2 = "a u township N
r.ngn = ISI5r acre lot. lar zoo - tn,,.,,,
shin 10 ranor ), Sf,lr ; 5G. naITsh ! 0i
school } 50. noII uO eos, nf fadvnIti.n-
mnnt 10 he added.
.,,,.
o"E' a. o' Ur"F$' - iialhS. N1ru ID, D.
g., H""-g an" '"- 70 '1o1A o. mouse
n'or = %, I0'> = > q. - '.ncn % IN -ta'-
80, a., 80 - y. a
eos, ~, ,,l.,.',..i.,.,,,.,., -, j.. iIinI
49,,
MT y y '>ali,,,I'I' wa rd .
''o ~ t'", IL '''' VI I'o' l., " go l''"'
'r' i'' ~" - i"ii@t ~ In' ''-g'
a"':>' -'"'t ,'c. '''''>ii ID, >ril!"! ''',
=, ~, ,I,;ad
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NFS rosa stewart. "ar1 D
South east quarter nf south east quar-
ter see 81; south west quarter Of south
west quarter sec 30 township 10 range
10. State 72c. parish Us. school CO.,.
int l1c. cost OF advertisement 10 be ad-
ded
} Walker, ward ).
80 acres north east quarter of south
east uunrtrr. so"tll east qH,rlrr of horih
east quarter see ~ township ~ range 10.
SIa1e ")e. paris! | 80. school zoe, p"It
] 90 int lI", notice 25c, cost of adYrr-
lisrment TO be added.
= " p1,.,i.,,.,.f,in ,r,rd
~ - lIl,,.l. Sti, lf.rfi,,rtl1o
Gt,to H.. ,,,,i.n 81. .,.hnnI IA. nnti,,,
a., ,.a.. of f,,'l,.,,,..i.,,,,,,,t 70 la ,1rn5
-'c' '"s' u Il VIZ ''90'''e'i' ~ 10 ''''''''-
K II Brown. ward ).
40 acres Of land. l20 acres on left
bank Of Red River: east half of south
W. st qIqrtcr sec IS. township II range
10: 800 acres west half of sec % town
ship II range 10: oup saw mill. STATE
II 10. parlSh 26 10. school 1I5D. int 40
notice 25r. cost Of advertisement 10 he
added.
novis v,,,.1,
to onras 1o,,I VII of NW1< enc IL ~
n p IN lt,+a.,en torisb - schooI 4uc
-,o+ioa 35o M "a noct of advertisement
20 ~, a5do1
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VOL. XIV.
STATE TAX SALE OF I'M
MOVABLE PROPERTY.
The State of Louisiana vs.. SoEin-
quent Tax Debtors, Pari77 of
Natchitoches, for the year 1902.


Bv virtue of the authority vested in
me by the Constitution and laws of the
State of Louisiana, | will sell at the
principal front door Of the Court House
in which the Civil District Court Of sa -
Parish il hcld. within the legal hours for
judicial sales, beginning at ii O'Clock a.
IN, on
SATURDAY, July 1lth, 1908,
and contInnc on each succeeding day
until said slies. are completed, all inmo-
vable prapefJy onswhlch taxes are now
.duefo, the State. Of Louisiana and the
Parish - N NatnhitOelNs. TO e.ltorce col
etrsfi ia sl1ess The year
1syB2 tHge ether WITH
tRe 3Isc day OF DFcealbe1. -
ri uE 2 Per cent iumta14t 10
an post. the names OF Jazz asAig
tax payer. the amount Of taxes due by
each on assessment rolls of Slii ygar.
and the m.yabe property assessed 70
each. 10 De offered for sale a. ,oloWs;
purchasers 6, pay all cost ahd penalties,
tO-WiG:
J w Black. ward
lots 70. % and y, i'll Springvillh. State
- - GJ'' ~ rp'j p"'t fav 5Sr poil try Il 90
,,t D"ti.a 55,. intcr%st ~ Cnsr Of adver-
tios,,o-t 80 hn oJdnf
t'7o''0''' = -
I.o a,.ras ~ I',nd ao., haif of sontb.
49, ,,',,rt - sm,,,i',at l,,,,rta. of no,tI,-
va, 49, 1',,ar,a, g,nr,rn 4; tn,r,.hin O
80 - H.'' ,,o III. e. ~ nori.h Il ID
h'.ifi,ro o.. r'i,r,,I -. ,oti,n So in
.o, ~ 'r .,G,.o,,i.o.,..,tt, r., ho
odJ,d
Edward Bo.den' ward !
2G acres of land, half interest with
Sam Aaron, in section 30, township 9,
range Z: State tax 24c. PARISH Bic. bridge
1Oc. railroad IOc notice zoe. interest Zoe.