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CURED BY
WARN ER'S SAFE CURE.

81 have used Safe Cure for chills caus.
ed by uric acid poison In my system
and [ have been perfectly cured, 1t has
done for me what have never known any
other medicine 10 do. II cures people In
the South who suffer much from malaria.
which always affects the kidneys II all
tho doctors would prescribe Safe cure in
stead OF qulnlne for eases OF malaria
there would be less bad after effects
as quininc does not remove the disease
germs from the system like Safe cure
take safe Pulls when I need "A gentle
laxative Mrs. NJ. f. DEAN. Treas. To-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
THIS TEST WILL TELL:

Put some urine In glass or bottle AZ
ter II has stood "a hours, N II is cloudy.
or contains a reddish brown sediment. or
II particles float about In 1t your kidneys
are diseased and unable 20 do their work.
and IL not attended To al once Brishts
Disease. diabetes. rheumatism govt. uric
acid. innamma ton Of the bladder. gall.
stones or urinary troubles Will develop
and prove fatal in a short time.
Safe Cure rs The only absolutely safe
and certain cure for all these forms Of
kidney. liver and bladder disease. lt Is
purely vegetable, free Nom harmful drugs
found in many so-callcd kidney cures.
contains no sediment and is pleasant to
take
For sale at all drug stores. or direct.
roo and Il m a hottie
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that he IL mentally incompetent and
incapable of managing his property.
Hearing on all of the probate petit
tons was set for April 23,
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PROVO DEPARTMENT
The New 10 Delivered by Carrier in Provo At
Ssvsnty-Fivs Cents Per Month R. J. Dusdas, Agent

they will organize local union, through
which renewed efforts will be made TO
adjust the differences between them
and the company.
INTERESTING LECTURE COURSE.
The Brigham Young university Ice
ture bureau will have an interesting
course of lectures aud entertainments
to offer to the public next year. Among
those who VIII appear are DR.. Thomas
T.. Green. DR.. John r. De Motto, Babe
Leon Harrison, Ebert Hubbard, Spill
man Riggs and the Dunbar quartet.
Ten or II Of the professors will also
form a local lecture corps. Topics Of
current interest Will be dealt with from
an educational and professional stand
point The subjects Of art, music, 1T
erature. science, ethics religion, travel.
history. etc, will make up a course
which will have something of interest
for all.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Charles Hosmer. the is-year-old son of
Or j. f.. Hosmer, broke his left arm
Tuesday while pole vauting on the h. y
T.. campus. The patient Is getting along
as well as can be expected
H. S. McGuriin OF the Salt Lake secur-
ity & Trust company and A. III. Berrill
Of the Guaranteed Home Building COM
pany were I'm Provo yesterday looking
into investment conditions here. Through
their local agent d. Backman, they plac.
ed $4,000 In loans.
President w c. Lyman Of the San Juan
stake, president Levi p. Helm Of the San
Luis stake, and Supt Finlinson, OF the
Willard county schools were visitors at
the Brigham Young University yester-
day.
Mark Cram instructor I'm art and man
ual training at the Beaver branch Of the
Il, Y, T., is visiting the parent institu-
ton here.
John Cluff of Summit county stopped
or In Provo to visit relatives on HIS
way home from a mission 10 the New
England states.
Ephralm V. Moore Of Moab, Grand
county was I'm Provo today on his re
turn from a mission To the Southern
States.
on Saturday there will be a class con-
test In general field sports Of the y. Y.
L. students. Seven classes will particle
pate.
The u. Y Z. faculty may form base.
ball team, 80 IL Is reported by the stu
dents.
A daughter has been horn to Mr. and
Mrs. u. j. Vincent: all well,
col A. n, Brown, who has been doing
special newspaper work In Utah county
this winter Is dangerously m at Spring
willie from some intestinal disorder
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bad EYE" REcAPruRED.

tons was set for April 20.
BAD EYE" REcAPTURED.
John Jackson. the colored man better
known as bad Eye" who has given
the police no end of trouble during the
past few months and Is considered a
bad man, was captured last evening by
Officer Orn Hadock and landed be-
hind the bars. Jackson is the colored
man who week ago was given "A six
months suspended sentence and or
dered out of the city He did not leave
town ana officer Mike Malone rearrest-
ed him. When near the Healy hotel the
officer was put off his guard and quick
as a flash jackson knocked his club out
OF his hand and dealt him heavy blow
then made a dash for liberty Ma
lone took several shots at him, and IL
now developes that one OF the shots
took effect In the runaway's right foot
Officer Hadlock discovered him last
evening In Il little shanty at the rear
of the Troy laundry. where he has been
ND up by negress ever since his es-
cape. one of the shots fired by Ma
lone struck him In the right ankle and
took a downward course. lodging I'm his
instep. He had not received any medi-
cal attention when arrested, but the
bullet VIII be extracted and he will be
given a chance TO try his strength
breaking rock for the city for six
months.
ANOTHER HOME INDUSTRY.
c. +. WhIpple OF the Hydro-Carbon
Light & Heating company, who has
been in the east for several weeks, for
the purpose of investigating the man
ufscture OF lamps. has just returned,
more than pleased with the outlook for
thu manufacture Of the hydro carbon
lamp. He had a sample made at Chi
cago and thoroughly tested, giving
marvellous results. He states that the
company has received several nattering
offers from eastern concerns who de-
sire TO place the lamp on the market.
While away Mr.. Whpple secured the
services of an expert lamp manufac.
ture" who Will have charge Of the man
utacture Of the lamp at a factory ia
be established here In ogden.
FUNERAL OF MRS. JOHNSON.
The mortal remains of Mrs, Hannah
e. Johnson. wife OF d. II. Johnson, who
died Sunday, aged 30 years, were peace
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ANALYSIS FREE.

Tf after making this test you have any
doubt as to the development OF the dis
ease IN your system. send sample ~
your urine 10 the Medical Department
Warner safe cure Co. NoChestei ~ Y,
aud our doctors viii ena'yze It and send
you report. with advice and medical
hnnklnI
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REFUSE SUBSTITUTES AND IMl-
TAII0MS

They are worthless aui very often es-
ccedingly dangerous Ask tor Warmers
SAT- cure. II will cure YOU
WARMERS SAFE PILLS move ths
bowels gently and aid speedy cure.
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AWARD OF s4,250
IN DAMAGE SUIT.
I,,rv Assesses Above Damages
AGAINST UP. Co. For Death
OF Engineer Murray.
BUSINESS IN DISTRICT COURT.
$50, Factory for Ogdcn--Funcral OF
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures Bros.
Get Rcxburg Contract.

OGDEN. April 12.-Shortly after :
o'clock yesterday afternoon the case
If A. |. Stone, administrator Of the
.y,a,e OF william Murray, against the
,r,,or Pacific which has been on trial
during the past week. was submitted
% the Jury who after being out less
.bop two hours brought In a verdict In
,avor of the plaintiff for s4,25O. The
sult was brought to recover s2S,ooo'
Murray met his death In the state OF
wyoming In the Azusa wreck In 1904.
In that state there Is law which pro-
yldes that n Judgment for more than
az O0O cannot be obtained for the death
AZ man caused through accident, and
n was because of this law that the
heirs of the estate Of Murray brought
The suit here for trial. The case was
fought very hard by both sides, MAX
ing the trial a long one.
The evidence showed that William
Murray was the engineer of No. OF
the Union Pacific and that, owing to
the failure OF the company To deliver
orders. he went to his death.
In the case of A. |. Stone admins
traitor of the estate of j. II. Winslow,
another victim who met his death In
the same wreck, against the Union
Pacific, all day yesterday was occu-
pied in examining jurors and It IL ex-
pected that the greater part of today
viii be taken before a jury as accepted.
CITED FOR CONTEMPT.
Judge Howell issued a citation re-
turnable April 81 for j. s, Blair, citing
him to appear in court on that date 60
show cause why he should not be pun
ished for contempt, for not having
complied with the order of the court
to pay alimony TO his divorced wife
Catherine NJ. Blair, also attorneys
fees and costs OF suit. It is under
stood Blair is In Idaho at the present
time.
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PARK CITY COUPLE Welded.

Archibald j. Mcdonald, 81, and
Mrs. Sarah T.. Woolsey. 80, both OF
Park City, We're granted a license to
wed, and We're married at the county
clerks office by Elder H. Z. Brown.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-12
9nS @cttcr.

Sir WarDlanO lno ocn Giitrift
Columbia bcllte flor luu0 fiibIcr, fri
id)c n0roIihc Win0c.
&c bo6itc Ielnpcrntlr bctrltg nm
3 llbr NoGmittugS II @raO.
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81 @rao I'm s ll6r 4bcnO3.
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itotioncu murocu iolAcnOc WorimoI-
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YoriIono 81, Noiton 6S, gllbanp Ga,
SEEM Dorf &c, YbiInoclp6io IS, 9tt-
lnntic Gin y, Gopc WoD II, @oib-
ilQton IS, 9}oriolf rs, Sottcro$ 70,
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lcItnn 7G, Snponnab rs, S~odlonpiuc
so, NtIonto Sc, montgomery 90,
Nem.G Orleans %, YoIcitinc 81, Sal
peIton 80, Mcmpbis rs, Cincinnati
"A, YittS6urg "A, O5wcgo 80, 9lli-
folo 56, GlcpeIouO GO, Detroit 60,
gllpeno 5S, MorQucttG 50, Green
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80, Salt @otc 80, 0cnpcr 50, 9tortb
FIotte 76, GoOGc rs, Nnrorilo "A,
Sos NngclcS Sc.
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In Bremen nnoclnnot.
&crr Gpou u. Scin5 tobclt N%nfltnit
Der ,0nciicnolt" in Nrcmcn. -

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Rciic icbr unQcncbm unN Ocr8niiN,
lid. - Nute @coieramg.
Ter .0cutlde Correspondent" err
belt gcltcrn bon 8rn, Guon u. &ctu5,
Dem observation-disclosures oCa yGorrcipon-
0entcn," lpcld)cr am Wtittpod, Den
80. Wfoi, in @cIeliduft ictncS SdOpic-
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nit Dem &IoDO0onpicr o@nciicnon"
cine @rbolunNS. mo NciuhSrciie noh
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icbr ungcncbmcn 9iciic bier on. NQc
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Nlc NnItiuorcr RciicgciGbrtcn len
ben ibrcn &cruan0tcn mo Srcun0cn
0urdl ben nTcutihcn Correspondents
ten" ibrc bcItcn OriiBc."
Sic HciIc hat. lpic aus Scr Gcpcibc
criihtIih, nidt Nor5 ~ Eogc 9cOo,i-
crt, mo muB Der Compiler ocaboIb
5icmlIiM Niiniti9c5 gScttcr gcbobt bo.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-12

SIN 5~lpciteit 3mcigc ml1roelt htG
&erorbnungcn angctommen:
Gle Gigcntbiimer bon 9e1lFiDll''
I'M g%ronOoiItrift al StroBcll al oe'
ncn bon Der Staot Nlcnocrllh9cl d"
NipcaltS porqcnomnlelt lpl'focl'
iduoloS 3lt batter, gentoB eIllcr @lle
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BON ser 2aiopcttc,9lucmt BIS sur
9tortb. 9lucnltc, ouf Soften Der Nll'
luobncr 3u piIuitcrrt;
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2nhcs Oc3 9ltnocaiclratorS @ormor
untcr Suapcnoirung Der @eidott@'
rcgcln.
Rcue &orlogcn.
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inr crllcr 3mcige cine &crorOnullQ
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marlcItrobe, bon 9nltimoreitrabc bis
Guitcrns S(pcnue, nit belgilden Yl6t'
ten uuf Soften Der Stoot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-12

-** Iltf oent .@entlcmen'S Grit
bling Yorf" iinocn beilte, morger, olt
ii. urb ont 5.Suni @ettrcnnen ltott,
on mcldcn bcriibmte Gferoc aus al
len @egenoen scr Ser. Stooten tbeil'
ncbnlen mcrocn. Die &enncn begin.
ncn tdgIid Ntodnlittags I'M bolb B
llbr, itnO Der gintritt betrdgt mir Oh
Gents fir Serrer, rp1brenb 3omen
ufo aillber inter poiienoer Veglet'
tung iinentaclttid 3ittritt hober.
Oieie Gcnncn nuf Dem gutgclegenen
Torfe iinb 10 beliebt, Bob man oilf
cinen icbr gitten 9eiitd red)nen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-12

Neuptlu It YEN bCQtn'
ucn.-Nn on0crcr StcQc ocS ,Qcllt.
idcn Gprrciponocntcn" modt Ger
Stnbtz Sngcnicur bcfnnnt, ooB cr
nod) Dem 81. Sltli OicicS &obrcS nit
Der Ncupflnitcrlng Der foIgcu0cn
StroBcn beginner ipcrOc:
Enrt. Nncmlc, BON Scr Noroicitc Der
Wonllment. bis sur SilOicitc Der hid
morosS troBc.
Woibcr-S trobc, bon Der Sitlcitc
ser Mount GopoIs bis 5ltr @citicitc
Ser Sim 9lpenuc.
Golington- Ipcnllc, bon ser Sin,
ieitc ser Yrciton. bis sur Noroicite
Der @i0Olc.S traBc.
SnunzS trnbe. BON scr Oiticitc oca
Centre Wtortet Spocc bis 3llr Wclt.
ieitc Der Mcit Soils. Apcnuc.
@otcr.S trobc, bon Der oitIihen
8oIcnranbItcinlinic 0eS Centre Mar.
fct Spoce bis illr mcltlidlen @oIlcus
onOItrinIinic Der Wcit Soils. Aocmlc.
@cit Sails gpcmte, bon Der iiiOIi.
d)en NoiienronolteinIinie Der Oits@oI.
iimorc.S traBe bis CUR n0rbIihcn Woi.
ienronoItcinlinie Der SIt,2omborO.
Strobc.
Yrcbtmnn.S trobc, bon Scr NcIts
ieite Der Sutton uenltc bis sur oIter
Staot9rcn5e.
Serin9ton.S trobe, bon Der mcitIi.
den @uiienronoitcinIinic Der GborlcS.
StroBc bis sur oItliden @oiicnrano.
iicinlinie Der 2ibertD-S trnbe.
gQc ~biejcnigen 0eluobncr Der &c.
nanntcn StroBen, iucldc nod 9lrbci.
icn por5unebmen babcn, mclfc baS
Seffnen oieier Stroben notbiq mo
dlerl ioltcn iid iofort I'M oie GrIntb
niBideinc bierfiir bemiibcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-12

Sin idSnes nnb niitlidDcs Weidcnf
fir gnscb6rise 1T immcr cine lebcns-
grpfe photographic OOcr cine finIt.
lrriid pulenoetc Supic clues altcn
SilSes IN Gra1on, @Niicrfarbc, Del
obcr YaitcI. lie idOnitcn 9abinct'
biloer nnr ST pro Sntcno.
SnlinS Scbbel, beutider photograph,
CO., 32t Npro. Wag. Stra6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-12
pWiSicnrr staub Der GlubS:

MISUNDERSTANDING Supcrintcn-
Dent McGucn oronctc Qcitcrn Die Gr-
ridtlln0 pom 100 mcitcrcn StroBcnz
lonlpen an; 40 ouoon limo @o9lonl-
pen fir bic Sarforb 2ooo.
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Bonn c6cmuliscn TrcnnOc cridOiicm

Miaiom 5. Gittmor i6icBt Gopi0
8otuorS in SomcrpiQc, rs,
nie0cr. - Giferiu6t uno bduSlide
3miitigteitcn ser @runo SIT Der
G6ot. - @ci0c W}inncr iriibcr in
Baltimore lpoDn6oit.
GupiO Soluuro, cin Gilcniormcr,
Der friibcr in Baltimore aniGilig mor,
mltroc Sonltug IN SomcrOiuc, u. s.,
bon Wiaiuu Eittmnr, etncnl dnocrcll
G%iieniornucr, DER cbcnfaIlS cItnlul IN
Baltimore Dobntc, crldolIcn, N0r
ciui0Cn Monutcn tumcll bic bci0cu
WtGnncr, ueIde 6reunOc unrCn, bon
Baltimore ilad) SomcrOiuc, ltnl in
oCn oortiAcu @iicnpCrfcn 5ll orbcitcn.
S6on III Baltimore glulbtc Giitmof,
mcldCr pcrbctrntbet lit, o%nncbnlcn jll
miiiicn, OoB Der lcoi0c &olpnr0 bel
icincr Satin geget i'm intriguirc.
Ntcicr NrAlUobn iabtc INNER mcDr
SUB, 0u ooS 9cncbmCn lcincr 6rull
ongcbIit bon Gag 5u Gag gcbdiii8cr
mllrDc mo GilcriudtS Sccncn gang
unO gdbc marelt. Gm SanltoJ
NbcnO MN fam cS micocrrm ST ct.
nCr Gcitigcn observation-disclosures, Die
Iid) 0crort 5uipibtc, OnB 6rou Qitt'
mar ibrc Sudcn pndtc mo 0cn ndd)-
item 3ng no6 Baltimore nabnt.
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b1ltSIi6cn 6ricOcns Hodc SIT ncb.
men. Grit tronf CT lid Mutb al.
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umo nlud)tc iid ultf oie Sltd)c nod
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ucn bGuSlifcn 6ric0cn 5crItGrt babe.
Ger 8ater oeS Grihoiicnen, G6o2.
Splporo, scr III Nr. 10l, NorOs 6ront.
StroBc, m%obuboit lit, mltroe nod nul
Sonntog Nbcn0 bon Der Grmorornl
icincs Sobnc9 tclc0rupbild in acnnt.
nib gciebt. Gittmur mobntc frilbcr
in 9tr. 81, Norb-Glinton4S trabc. Gr
lit lett l1clll ,Su6rcn ucrbcirntbct. ({r
Der @obnun0 bon Gittmnr'S Sdme'
tier, Srul 6ront 2)oung, 9tr. 2O9,
Spitcr.S troBc, mlroe geItcrn angc.
gc6cn, Bob Trau Iittntur am Sonla
tag Hodn1ittog BORT cincn fllr5cn DC.
iud nbgcitottct, icOod Nidts iibcr
bGu9lidc 3ruiitigtcitcn crruGbnt babe
6rau 0ittmor lit cine Gcborcne Son.
ocrs. Ser Gridolicnc mltroc III Mur.
rem geborcn mo 1por q Sabre alt.
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Die @nnbcr ocs N%cluiuIunr Earfs
170

lin0 am beltcn 81 'ebclt, lpenn man
Die peri6nIid) aeIeitctcn EcnnipIunnio
0abn Soiren mitnlad)t. Die critic ser
Sniipn t906 perl1Bt Den Often am 3.
@ltIi nit Spe5ialH iiIlmnn Bug. Stint
un6 Elm boIber Gag Sem Earf aelpio'
met. 1929 bon Baltimore, ocdt olle
notbigen llnfoiten. (t63)
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Sdtiiisfartcn BON nno nadJ SentidJ
Ianb.

@on Baltimore bis @reruen: Sea.
lite $50. Bremen bis Baltimore:
$3.50 uno $3.50. HunOreiie 81,
biliacrem Ereiie. SbcO. s. 9iemcr
e. So, 2t7, Cit.gaItimure. 9 tra6c.
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Srci ncnc 8cpier in SbGtigfcit.

Sin mcltcrcr NnItoB, 0cn ycUom1
Itollc Eorf oieien Sommcr SIT bcilt.
dlen. Ycnniplpnnio @obn,Sour Der
I0Bt Den Often om 3. Suli. special.
Eunmon. 3ug nit alien 9equclnlit).
fciten. Nobe5u cine Mode bel ocr
8ltnocrn oeS groBortiqcn Notionol.
GpiclplobcS. 9tlr 1928 bon 9alti.
more 5lr 0cdung oller l~lnfoltcn.
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gci altcn Scfnnutcn.

Senator &Sbptc rimmt icincn SiB
Gin. - Bonn Senator Hopnct inn
Scnot %prGicntirt. - Scinc ga.
mile bc9leitet i'm nod @oibing-
ton.
9un0e9sS enntor Wi0ium EintncD
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puroe Acitcrn pom &ice FrGiiOcntcn
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tuition ais ErGiiocnt 0ca Scnot9 fltn.
girt, pcrct0igt unO nobm ooralti lei
men Sit ncbct Ocn Scnotorcn Sra
3icr bon (cnneiicc uno GInrf BON Pr
foniu@ elm.
Scin MnrplGn0cr College Scndtor
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benton nor. Scin Wtun0ot mar nidt
gol1j in Crommg. is lulrtcte ~ rupo
SIT oicncL bis Die nGditc Hc0ialotrm
5uiummcntritt, Die Contribution ubcr
UcriiiQt, oOuB Gin bonn @ouucrncllr
crnonntcr Scnutor Oicncn iou, bis
sic &utunj BON Der &cGialutur bclcbt
it," equator Nllrroma, &oriiBcr oc2
Gomitc'a iiir YriDilcgicn mo Nub.
len, Der COnltltirt mlIr0c, CrflGrtc IT,
bod, Dab scr tlcinc 6cblcr Nidt2 81
bCOcutcn babe.
SCnotor &bntc mltrOc hon alton
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den CT Dor OrciBig Sobrcn im @rn
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1906-01-27
Succession of Mrs. Clothilde Laborde-
Partition between Heirs.
Twenty Sixth Judicial District Court
Of Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of
St. Tammany.

BY virtue of an order Of sale from the
honorable. the aforesaid Court, and to
me directed. hearing date Dece mber Il,
1905, in the above entitled cut
l will proceed to sell at public auction
at the front door Of the Courthouse.
In the town OF Covington, Louisiana,
SATURDAY, Feb. 8, 1906, between
legal sale hours the following described
property, situated IN the Parish Of ST.
Tammany, La, to-wit:
LIST. Southeast quarter Of northeast
quarter, section 6, in township y, south
of rauge' - east, containing ~ g. 100
acres OF land with all the rights, ways
and privileges thereunto belonging, "
ing and being situated ID the Parish Of
st. Tammany, State Of Louisiana.
2nd. A certain piece Or parcel Of land
lying and being situated in the Parish
OF st. Tammany, State Of Louisiana.
and designated - lot No. 6, in square
A l, In the subdiyfston Of Tho mas h.
Crawford grant, according to q plan Of
survey made by Paul L. Gusman, sur
veyor, on lille and Of record 10 the office
Of the Clerk Of this Parish and state,
with all the buildings and improve
AAC0S0 sAO1COH Sttu8tCU 0UU VIII Ill tQ0
rights, ways, privileges and servitudes
thereupto belonging or in any wise
thereto appertaining.
Bird A certain square Of ground. to-
gether with al the bu,ldings and Inn
provements thereon situated, and the
rights, ways, privileges and appurte-
nences thereunto belonging. or In any
wise thereto apptrtaiDing, situated In
the Town Of COvington, Parish OF St.
Tammany. state OF Louisiana, and more
fully designated as sqnare No. 2, on the
plan Of said town OF CuviDgton. lying be.
tween the division Of summer and
Spring ind containing eight lots, each
40 feet deep, and comprised within
Washington, Jefferson, Monroe and
Jackson streets.
Terme Of sale, cash, to the highes,
bidder, and for the purpose Of e6ec,iua
. partition between heirs.
de23 St T. 4. BREWSTER. Sheriff