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Hmherrlement Charmed.

BOISE. Oct - Robert i.ana.
don. republican nominee for seeres
tery Of state. and former assessor
of Washington county. Is charged
with embezzlement Ia office. A
bond OF 1000 has been given.
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LOST
IN STORM
LATEST REPORTS GIVE ENoR.
NOUS LOSS OF LIFE IN JAPA.
NESE STORM.


lborIpps Telegraph 8erVIee,l
TOXIC. oct zf.--The disaster 70
the fishing fleet Of kiuahiu IL much
greater than was first reported 50
Tar 600 bodies have beer recovered.
only 100 men from a fleet Of $50
vessels wrecked IN the storm being
saved.
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BAN FRANCISCO, Oct 27-The
new cruiser California WAS yeater
day Obliged 10 return tn port, owing
To overheated journals. Thi, 70
cords another failure in the endur
unce test
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WAttA wAul.A. Oct 27-rou.
son Chaboti gardener. aud a ranl.
dent of Walla Walls for 30 years.
dicd yesterday morning OF pa.
rAllaIA.
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CORNING. ~ Y. Oct I'll
Charles ~ Hughes. IA an address
delivered hers yesterday. stated
that he was waiting an answer to
his query. as whether or not the
Hearst corporations are good cit
liens aud pay their taxes
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CANTON. O. Oct ~ W j.
.fyuu -pose here yesterday after.
noon In his address, he paid tho
highest tribute 60 his former ~
rossset. the late William Mckinley
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JUNEAU. Oct 40 NJ Kin.
neY is TO start newspaper. the
Diamond nrili. at Cateila. the pro.
fhacd terminal OF the Roaene rail.
road
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BUTTE. Oct. Ill. g Garaide,
cashier OF the Aetna Banking a
Trust company " thla city ia MISS
Ing. having left town yesterday
morning Hank Examiner Wilson
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BRIEFS BY WIRE.


1T JOHN. Wash. Oct "a, Gov
Mead addressed large gathorpg
herc hest nisht IA tho city jail
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PARIS. Get %. The French gov.
ofnmnnt viii send a warahlp Ga
faneier IA view Of the critical aft
uniiun IA Morocco.
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Hansen Bankrupt.

Manson Bankrupt.
~ A. Hanson. a merchant OF
Seattle, today filed a petition In
bankruptcy.
Officers Appointed.
]. Y Mitchell and Il II Muir
anek have been appointed "a the
positions OF patrolmen By Chief
Wsppenntein,
Acts ouseriy.
Mrs Ida W PaekarOs Was this
morning brought to the county jail
where she viii be held pending q
session Of the insanity commission.
Funeral % aes. Kelly.
The funeral services over the &c.
mains of Mrs J " Kelly will be-
held # the Sacred Heart church ON
Monday morning AZ o'clock The
interment viii be at Calvary Gem
e,efy
sues the s. 4. CO.
For pcrsaaal Injuries sustained
last August on a Capitol Hiii car.
Airs g. A. Morrison this morning
filed complaint against the So
attic Electric company for damages
in the sum 81 5000.
jumped Beard ellI.
Gus Eartofi. charged with de
fraadlnE his boarding house land.
lady. vas this morning taken To the
county jail The extent of his
crooked work Ii alleged 20 have
been SIS
Case 10 Transferred.
The suit 81 A. Warren Gould. the
architect. against Henry Boyle 10
recover ta.3g0 for the drawing Of
the plans Of building At the north.
eaat corner IL Second and Marion
II ~aA today Transferred from the
Superior TO the federal court.
sullivan viii Case.
Tho Sullivan will case ~aH again
introduced into the proceedings %
the superior court this morning
whan Judge YAkey laaued an order
for a commission to take the drpo
aigion Of Mrs u. NJ HtERins. Of
san Diego. appointing = $ Know
ies. a San Diego notary public. 60
note the deposition on November )
against Standard oil The right OF I
chlnsse Funeral
The Chinese mock burial Of the
late Tom Gin Chow. second officer
~ the Chinese Free Masona. wiz
- held af the corner II Third ax
and Wanhingfon II tomorrow aft.
ernoon AZ i.o'clock. Owing 20 the
rrofnlnsncr Of the deceased. the
funsrai will be largely attended
In,srment will be made IN Lake
riew cemetery.
Civil Service Exams.
Notices wefo sent out by tho civil
service commission this morning
for an examination 10 be- given next
"Wednesday for amen. rear chain.
men and Jewelers. There airs a. APP
plicants for positions on the eligible
ilst.
co 20 Reform School.
William Martin waa this morn.
Ing sentenced to tsrm In the re
form school by Judge FfaieF. lie
ain accompany Roy Erickson. the
notorious lsyeArold sounKztsF.
v HON Judge Frater yesterday
found guilty Of a number Of daring
ihefts and sentenced 20 the reform
Institution
Building Permits.
The BoylHtnn Investment com
panY has been granted 4 building
permit for q three story frame
apartment house to be erected at
1915 Boren ay,. and TO cost $4,000.
W. r. Lyle has obtained a permit
10 construct basement and build
an additional story TO his building
At 1905 Third av., and TO cost ti2.-
000
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WV WORKERS Wit -.,.
M" WORK FOR the PAIR

y.,ssr, me, ias, nlsbt ia 'bs
Ner ~ ,,snalarda roea3a ans
CesH ,ss assaaaatlon ~ NrW
stu e,.,e which wia have tof e
lefN .e,.ant.e 81 tha A N-t&
IN si.,s raiumittoss we've Az
sA.,s, ana At tha meefiHr nr1
fa,' alsht the etEanlsatlsn VIA
!. completed The Nce A'5Ae
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YOUNG WOMAN ARRESTED.

Lydia stewart. whose mother
conducts a rooming house at go
Sixteenth av. has been arrested on
warrant sworn 20 By Miss Claire
Cunningham roomer. Miss Gun.
ninsham alleges that Miss Stewart
fifled her trunk. taking various ar.
tleiss. A search warrant served
b. Deputy Sheriff Mike Kelly. re.
yoRlsd the missing articles In the
possession of Miss Stewart. After
the testimony OF Miss Cunningham
had been taken. the case was con
tlnued tlll Tuesday afternoon
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H. proceeding with the examination
II the hanh records
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WATER SHUT OFF.
Save Money Buying Meat

AZ the City Hall market. 500 Third
av.. near Yesler Pot roasts &c TO
&C. lard lie. loin steak i2ac. OF
three pounds rib steak CSC. Phone
M 3i3S. Ind 1929 ."
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VjH write personal isttern 10 every
state official aud rndoaYor q 49,.
eura an appropriation for pef-
a,auvut state building az the fair in
faoa. pgWatjvsnia iAiunda 90 an.
rranflato giab.eao and New Workers
e4N uat he satisfied with Iaaa
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OLYMPIC Meat Market

on PIKE a.. opposite Hon Msrchq,
sells Eood sirloln. ietAo ~. pot
raaHta. g. 10.
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Klein. The shoemaker. al James
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SOS sAtr-REAL ESTATE
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rAnnY fssvrerMnwr e,snrAsr.
- ~ - es.fs.zs tiaistins
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RrAL ESTATE eoo,lrusa.
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HRrAlN NAY ~ INVOLVES.

tseripps Telegraph serVioe.l
LONDON oct u parllan,ont
xiII Monday. consider tho troubles
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m casrt

tsa-sn sa&tssa estsexs is TN ssntss q
astivtsy ~ guEaS aSssE 1e-t rtau
~ zssfa FmcN una Tssas sasT
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The suit of A. Warren Gould. the
architect. against Henry Boyle 70
recover ts.se0 for the drawing Of
the plans Of a building at the north.
east corner ~ Second and Marion
II ~aA today transferred from the
Superior 10 the federal court.
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William Martin waa this morn.
ina sentenced To a tsrm In the re.
form school by Judge FraieF. lie
ain accompany Roy Erickson. the
notorious lsyeArold younEzssF.
whom Judge Fratsr yesterday
foand guilty % a number Of daring
ihefts and sentenced 10 the reform
fnsfifuftou
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sullivan VIII Case.


Notices Sefe sent out by tho civil
service commission this morning
for an examination 20 BE- given next
"Wednesday for amen. rear chain.
men and Jewelers. There are ~ APP
plicants for positions on the eligible
HAT.
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Seventh Congressional District Primary
EIe6tjOn Fixed for S6Dt. 9TH.

Alexandria, La, July S.-The Democratic tx
ecutive COMMITTEES of the Seventh Congressional
District met here al the court house to-day with
a quorum present. as follows: Hon. C. n. Teal
of Grant parish. chairman: Gen. u. T. stafford,
OF Rspides parish. vice chairman: n. J. Canning
ham, Jr., OF Vernon parish. secretary. E. b. Du-
buisson. Of st. Landry; with the following repre-
seuted By proxy: W. b. Smart. OF Vernon; C. C..
Gauthier. of Calessieu; L. J: BOSNIAN. OF SC.
Landry; e. A. Bruno. of Arcadia. and p. 8. Pugh.
Of Arcadia. The chairman was authorized to
appoint a committee OF three to draw up rules
and regulations governing primary election for
the nomination OF a Demoeratie eano'c ga, 90, ,or
tieth Congress. The committee. consulting OF Z.
B. Dubuisson, d. T. Stafford and n. J. Cunning
ham, made theiollowfng report, which was unan-
Resolved, That . Democratic primary election
be held throughout the Seventh Congressional
District of the State of Louisiana. on Friday, the
eth day Of September, 1895. between the legal
hours, for the purpose Of dominating the candi-
date OF the Democratic party for Representative
In the Sixtieth Congress Of the United States for
for said district. at the election TO be held on shs
election to be held under the provisions. rules
and regulations. Insofar - the same may BE- ap-
plicable, of an Act Of the General Assembly OF
AN Act to provide for calling. holding. conduct
Ing and regulating Of primary elections. To
provide-thst 10. shall be compulsory - that oil
for ca nddate for the ONCE Of United States ssns-
tor Members OF the House Of Representative In
Congress- all state, district and parochiai on
cers member Of sne senate snc noas. o. sep ,s
and ward Officers of all cities, towns and Villages
shall be made by direct primary; to define thu
term political party under this act; TO prescribe
the iheations OF electors participa In and
candidates for nomination to be voted TOR at said
primary election: to prescribe the Number and
manner OF choosing Commissioners. who shall
to provide for the defraying the expenses Of said
election; to provide the duties Of o6icers to whom
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Saved His comrade's Life.

while retureing from the Grand Army
Encampment at Washington City, q
comrade from Elgin, ILL.,, was taken with
choleru merbus and was in critical con-
dition." says Mr.. j. E. Houghlaud, Of
Eldon. Iowa. II gave him Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrh0ea Remedy
and believe saved bis life. l have been
engaged for ten years in immigration
work and conducted many parties to ths
south and west. / always carry this
remedy and have ueed 1t successfully on
many occasions" Sold by Valley Drug
Store.
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coming convention OF parish superin.
tendents and presidents of school
boards to be held soon in the city OF
Baton Rouge.
The president requested a full at
tendance of the parish board at that
convention as great good will result
from this convention.
The chair appointed Messrs. Gates.
Fletcher and Barron to check up
treasurer's books, and vouchers Is
sued by the secretary. who reported
same correct and ordered quietus
given parish treasurer.
There being no further business be-
fore the house the board adjourned
to meet first Saturday in October.
1906. j. II. NCNEELY,
j. n. WARNER, President.
Secretary.
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Notice to all Interested in Pub
lie Schools.

The public 10 especially notified that the enumer-
alton Of Children which viii b made during tie
month of August. BY parties appointed for this
purposs. h very Important, and any acsa.sen:s
YOU NAV give thsse gsntlsmen engaged In this
work Vim b directly to the interest Of every maa
and woman In the parish. especially thoss Who
have children 70 educate.
ACCORDING TO . constitutional provision we can
only have the snumerati on made every four years
By the assessor. end this being the ease. and II
parish ike this whore thsre h % much public
WORT in operation, and such . spirit Of unrest
among the people In tt way Of moving nom
place to place, and some old sawmill seats being
almost depopslsted and new sawmiils going up.
and the spportionment Of the public funds mot
epecial taxesl 10 based on the enumeration as
MADE some years ago, some school districts not
getting the amount Of funds they should have
and Others gstsinG too much. and the school
board vishing TO give 70 every schooiable child
What IL Justly due him. they havs ordsrsd this
snunerssion Bsds. hsnes this request.
As best you can. pIsass - that every child BE-
tween the egss 81 sfx and sl9htssa b snuDsroted
J. n WARNER,
Superintendent Of Grant
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a Tragic Finish.

A watohman's neglect permitted q leak
in the great North Sea dyke. which a
child's finger could have stopped, to be-
come q ruinons break. devastating an
entire province Of Holland. Unlike man.
ner Kenneth McIver, Vanceboro, Me-.
permitted little cold to 60 unnoticed
until tragic fini b was only averted by
DIR. Kings New Discovery. He writes:
Three doctors gave me mp to die OF lung
inflammation, caused by neglected cold
but DIR. Kings New Discovery SAVED my
life" Guaranteed best cough and cold
cure. at Crescent Drug Store. 200 and
o.. Trial bottle free.
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Modest Claims Often Garry the
Most Conviction.

When Maxim, the famous gun invent.
or, placed his gun before committee of
judges, he stated its carrying power to
be much below what he felt sure the gun
would accomplish. The result of the
trial was therefore surprise, instead OF
disappointment. 1t is the same with
manufacturers OF Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. They
do not publicly boast OF all this remedy
will accomplish. but prefer to let the nsers
make the statements. What they do
claim. is that it will positively cure diar-
Eheoea, dysintery. pains in the stomach
and bowels and has never been known to
fail. For sale by Valley Drug Store.
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State Military Encampment.

The State Military EncAmpment this year win
be held at Camp Stafford. near Alexandria, July
18th to 25th. inclusive
The Louisiana Railway and Navigation Com
pany vii, have on sale each dag tickets at rate
of one and one-thire fares for the round trip.
good until July ssth for return passass-
ON Thursday, July 18th. the day the Governor
AID Star review the troops. and on Tuesday,
July 18th the day of the sham battles. there VIII
be very low rates in effect. Special trsins on
these days will leave Shreveport at $50 q NJ ana
arrive in Aiexandria at 1l:s6 m. and returning
these trains will leave Alexandria at TO p. m
On July 18th and July s4th trains for winnneld
and intermediate points viii leave Alexandria
ct 1o.3o p. N
See your agent for additional inioYm etbon
Z. c. d. MARSHALL, G. r. A.
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Notice of Final Proof.
Land Office at Natchitoches, La,
Nav d 1906-

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of her
intention to make final proof in support
of her claim, and that soil proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver
at Natchitoches, La, On July 10, 1906.
viz:
MRS. w. s. O'NEAL.
widow of Walter 8. ONeal, Of Montgom-
cry, La, who made H. e. No. 1867 for
the sw u of ne \, nv OF 20 4. se 4
of NV and ne II of sw 4 Sec. 80; I. 8
N. R. w., La Mer.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
w. II. Dyson, l.. n. Nichols. d. W.
O'Neal and n. W. Nixon. all Of Mont.
gomery, La.
]. ERNEST BREDA. Register.
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A sweet breath adds to the joys OF
kiss. You wouldn't want to kiss your
wife, mother or sweetheart with bad
breath. You can't have a sweet breath
without a healthy stomach. You can't
have a healthy stomach without perfect
digestion. There 10 only one remedy
that digests what you eat and makes the
breath as sweet rs rose-and that rem
edy is Kodol for Dyspepsia 1t is relief
for sour stomach, palpitation OF the
heart, and other ailments arising from
disorder OF the stomach and digestion.
Take little Kodol after your meals and
see what it will do for you. Sold by d.
b. Faraldo.
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Timber Land Notice.

UNITED STAIES LAND OFfICE,l
Natchitoehss, La. July Z. 1904.
Notics 10 hersby given that In complains With
the provisions Of the act Of Congress Of June >.
1873 entitled An act for the sale OF timber lande
in the States Of California. Oregon. Nevada. snd
Washington Territory." ~ extended TO an IL
Public Land States ty act OF August 4 lSez,
WILLIAM n. NILBuRS,
Of New verda. Parish Of Grant. State Of ISouisi-
ana has this day fled In this Once his eworn
statement No. SO, for the purchase OF The SW Qr
OF NV Or OF section No. II. IN township No.
north range No. 4 west, Louisisns Meridian, and
will offer proof TO show that the land sought b
more valuable for its timber or stone than Tor
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
10 said land before Register and Receiver. at
Natehitoches. La. on Wednesday, the 18th day
Of September, 1905.
He names a. witnesses: j. n. Durham, Frank
SHARP John O'Neal, o. Tin. al Of New verda. La.
Any and all persons claiming Adversely the
abovs-deseribed lands are requested TO nle tSeil
claims In this once or before said 18th day Of
September 1906 j. ERNEST BREDA,
Reaigtsr.
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Baton Rouge, La. Nay ., 1910.
To the Parish Superfnt endent:
My Dear Sir:-By authority OF the
State Board of Education, hereby
announce that the next regular ex-
animation of white teachers for GER
tificates of qualification will be held
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, July 30th and S1st and Aug. lst.
The examination for c0lored teach
ers will he held Friday and Saturday,
August 3rd and 4th.
Yours very truly.
J. b. ASWELL.
State Superintendent.
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On motion the treasurer's and mar
shal's reports were accepted.
Committee on Investigating change
Of streets near Mr.. Honcycutt's did
not report satisfactorily, and COM
mittee was continued.
A proposition from Mr.. w. +
Guynes regarding desk belonging to
the town of Pollock was laid
over until next meeting.
A proposition from Mr.. w. Z.
Guynes Offering to allow council to
move house now In street. and Offer
rejected.
On motion the following claims
were allowed.
Big Creek Lumber Co.
p. l.. Honeycutt hauling. etc. 40 70
Il. W. wainwright street work" - W
The following was ordered added
to budget:
All merry-go-rounds or roller rail-
roads I've licensed at $23 Tor each
calendar year. and when run on Sun
day SIS per day fine.
Ordinance No. 63, on Book OF Rec
ords WIS ordered as follows:
That any new business coming to
the town of Pollock which Ii not
specified i'm budget aud UPON being
run without first consulting the
mayor and letting him fix the license
shall I've subject to a fine not Less than
$40 nor more than s25. or imprisOn-
ment I'm default of payment at discre-
tiOn of the mayor.
On motion the council adjourned.
A. w. STEWART,
W. p. Robson, Mayor.
Secretary.
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A prompt relief for Group. One Min
ute Cough Cure. cuts the palegm, allays
the iuflamatiou-the cough syrup with a
reputation. Sold by II. B. Faraldo.
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Timber Land Notice.
United States Land Once, J
New Orleans. Louisiana,

United States Land Once,
New Orleans. Louisiana,
May q, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in compl-
ance with the provisions OF the Act OF
Congress OF June 8. 1878. entitled IAN
act for the sale OF timber lands in the
States of California. Oregon, Nevade,
and Washington territory" ~ extended
to all the public land States by act OF
August 4, 1892, Ada Williams. of George
town. county OF Grant, State of Louisi-
ana, has this day fled in this Office her
sworn statement No. 100, for the pur-
chase u the hf Of sw or of sec. IA I. 8
NJ, r 2 W., and will otfer proof to show
that the land sought 10 more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agrlcult-
ural purposes, and toestablish her claim
to said land before Clerk Of Court at Col
fax, La, on Thursday, the 3Oth dav Of
August, 1905.
She names az witnesses w. n. Tully
and G. L. Tully. Of Georgetown, La, and
VIM. Ulmer and Marshal Raiburn, OF
Zion, La.
Any and oil persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested
to file their claims in this once on or be-
| fore the 3Oth day Of August, 1903.
WALrER L. Coaxr. Register.
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Ebenexer Camp Meeting

Ebenezer Holiness Camp Mesting.
August 18th to I'D inclusive. Revs.
j. Il. Harris and f. A. Fergerron,
workers. For Information address
II. +. Harrison. Luella, La
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r. wagner 4 Co. ". 4. c. Gosney,
No. -.
Notice ID hsrsby given that BY virtue of writ
Of ssure and sale iasued out Of the 18th judicial
District Court In the above entitled suit. and to
at the principal front door Of the eosrt house In
Colfax, La. between the lseai hours prescribed
SATURDAY. JULY -. lsss.
the following. ssissd ~ The property OF the de-
fen1ant. to-wit:
One engine.
One cutoff saw rig.
One boiler front and crates.
Ons sdssr.
One carriage.
Two head blocks.
Terms Of sals-Cash. subject to apprsissnsnt-
n. e. eWAFFORD.
Collar. La. July -. 1eos. Shsrin.
judicial Sale.
In the Matter Of Dick Cruikshank,
lnterdict.
In 18th District Court, Grant Parish. Louisiana.
Pursuant to the advice Of . family meeting,
and an order Of the court to me directed. will
offer for sale the following described property
AL that portion Of the ne y OF sW in sec. 5,
T. n. Il. w. which lies north Of Bayou Rig
oietss, containing about 221f acres.
Said property being appraised ut $40 per acre
for hill land and go for bottom. amouut Of each
to be ascertained by . measurement
Tsr:ns eash-Sals to take place on SATURDAY,
July p io on the p:S.s s.; hSssi e pek
ESQ Cusatrix.
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July PROCEEDINGS.

Pollock. La. July 4 1906.
The council met In regular session.
Mayor A. w. Stewart presiding.
tOuncilmen present-R. II. ColQuett.
II. z. Gray and w. HOneycutt.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Committee on duty regarding the
streets about Mr.. Honeycutt's asked
for more time.
On motion Mr.. Guynes' PROPOSE
ton to assess town for our claim on
desk was accepted.
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Town Council Proceedings Of
Pollock.

Pollock. La. June 5, 1906.
The town council of Pollock met In
regular session. Mayor A. W. Stew
art presiding. Councilman present:
r. Il. Colquett. Jno. X. GOOding, II.
p. Gray and w. Honeycutt.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.