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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02
PUBLIC CIDER CIsTERN.
Zoar, O., to Revive an Old Custom Of
Its Communist Colony.

Cider pumped from big cistern will
quench thirsts at Zoar, O., after next
fall. The cistern, whose walls are OF
cement has a capacity of 100 barrels
and is in the public square. 1t is being
cleaned and will be filed with apple
Juice. The cistern was used for this
purpose years ago when the Zoar COM
munist society was in existence.
With the advent Of the Rose local
option law the residents determined to
restore the old custom. A pump viii
be installed, and the beverage will be
free to all who care to work the ham
die.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02
President Taft as a Boston Fan.

Owner George B. Dovey Of the Ma
tional league Boston baseball club has
designed solid silver special pass for
President Taft, and it is expected that
he will attend some of the games while
staying at his summer home in Bever-
". Mass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02
TWO Maxims of Wisdom.

Learn caution IL speech; there Is
no need of telling all you know to
every casual acquaintance. Be patient
and achieve the JOY of enduring a
few trials. We are all called upon
to stand for a good deal in this life;
if not in one way, then in another.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02
HuynOr and
Philosophy
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
By DUNCAN n. SMITH

1t would not matter so much If my
lady should mistake the waste paper
basket for her new hat, except for the
litter when she inverted it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02
New idea In Pensions.

1t is proposed in Germany to have
an organization for providing old age
and disability pensions for bank OH
Gals and bank clerks, annuities for
their widows and education for their
orphans.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02
Her Preference.

evil you be my wife, my dearY
said the aged millionaire to the pert
young thing.
'Well, there is only one thing that
would rather be-" she admitted refec.
lively.
"And what is that?"
"Your widow
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02
More Attractive.

More Attractive.
"What are you going to be, Edgar.
when you grow up?"
President"
"Sure Of that?"
eyes. since they raised the pay I
think will take it,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02
Loves Us Not.

Into the deep, remorseless sea
He'd like to have chance to shove US.
Between the post and you and me,
I feel that Castro does not love US.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02

Perhaps there is some one who un-
derstands the tariff, but if so he is
wisely keeping still.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02

The man who takes things as they
come and never lets go is the man that
is heard from later.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02
What Is2

"Mav'
eyes, my son."
"You say there is a place for every
thingT'
Certainly"
'Well, what is the proper place for
improper thingsY'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02
Needed Help.

Needed Help.
"That's a bright boy"
eyes, he is a bright boy"
IT know it. I saw him come In out
of the rain"
"Sure a policeman wasn't after
him?"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02

1t is easy to
give advice, but
just suppose for
a minute that
you had to take
it yourself. Ora
cious!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02

The results of money saving may be
comfortable, but the operation isn't
nearly as exciting as that Of money
spending.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02

All optimistic things may not be pay
ing, but did you ever notice that all
paying things are looking toward OPP
timiSm?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02

People talk lot about liking to take
chances, but they never are willing to
let sure thing get by in order to take
a chance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02
Easy Enough.

Easy EnON9Hs
"He overheard them making love-"
what did they say?"
Nothing"
"a deaf man could have overheard
that"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02

S ON e people
are n a t ur ally
truthful, and 9th
ers acquire that
trouble breeding
condition only by
persi is tent eff
fort.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02

If the rage for tipping continues, at
the end the undertaken may expect US
to arise and hand him a good sized
one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-02

Admitting that there is good in each
Of us, should it stay there or come
out?
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12
LOCAL


Y M. c. A day school classes will open
tomorrow morning
Southern Pacific sued in federal court to
clear title to coalinga oil lands valued at
$S5 600. 900.
Preliminary plans for banquet to Presi-
dent Taft are made public
watch us soak the SOUTH" was prophecy
of Equalizer Alexander Brown year ago.
j. II. Martin, sentenced to two years in
San Quentin, makes futile dash for liberty
in court room.
H. G. Trogden, aged veteran. brutaly
beaten by policeman at Santa Monica, Is
seeking witnesses.
Boys and girls form line at Polytechnic
last evening to stay until registration be-
gins at o'clock tomorrow morning.
J. B. Lippncott shows cheering audience
pictures of great work being done on the
aqueduct.
Weird tale of polar discovery told by two
travellers now in Los Angeles.
Former residents of New York attend pic
mic at Sycamore grove.
Nearly one thousand former residents of
Pennsylvania hold annual picnic at Redondo
Beach.
Judge Dillon in reply to Or. Charles F..
Locke says he favors schools conducted by
Christian denominations.
Real estate broker accused of passing
valueess check arrested in Oregon.
Ten-year old boy painfully Injured by
falling from wheel between street car and
auto truck.
Eight OF twelve departments of superior
court wiH be open Monday.
DR.. J. Whitcomb Brougher announces in
Portland he will decline call to Temple
Baptist church.
COAST
Landing of the Mayhower enacted again at
New England day celebration at Seattle fair.
Heirs of Julius Friedman try to have be-
quests to charitable institutions of San Fran
cisco limited to one-thrd of estate he left
Two men cremated in fire in lodging house
in Sacramento which started from crossed
wires
Japanese business men pleased with courte
sizes extended them by commercial organiza-
tions of Pacific coast cities.
Big gold strike stirs residents of Lucky Boy,
Regiment Of national guard of California win
go into R-day encampment to receive in
struction in military duties.
EASTERN
Word is received at Washington that Vene-
zuela has settled all but one of fve large
claims against republic for violation of con-
tracts.
Federal circuit court judge at New York
dismisses charges against Copper King Heinze
for concealing books Of company defunct.
Section-hand killed at Duquoin, Ill., In eff
forts to prevent wreck of train bearing Illi-
nois railroad officials to New York to attend
funeral of q. II. Hartman.
Delegates TO conference at New York called
by Bankers association will try to secure uni
form bill of lading.
Pupil who tried to run school near Gravits |
Ark is shot and killed by his teacher.
Woman found dead in New York said 20
have drank five gallows of whisky of in
ferior brand.
Cook -Peary controversy over discovery OF |
north pole continues to wax warm, accord
ing to stories received in New York
Harrimans funeral to take place this after
noon at Arden, N. y, and his body will be
laid in rock-hewn tomb.
Bankers association will convene at Chi
cago Monday when uniform bills of lading
will be advocated.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12
PEARY'S
VESSEL
DOCKED
Explorer Is Detained Until
Ship Is Repaired
STEAMER BADLY DAMAGED BY
ARCTIC lCEFL0ES
Or. COOK is GIVEN TREMENDOUS
FAREWELL BY NORWAY
Discoverer of North Pole En- Voyage
from christiansend to New York.
Rival Ridicules His
Claims
DR.. COOK is GIVEN TREMENDOUS
FAREWELL BY NORWAY

While there was no fuel for the fire
in the shape of new facts yesterday, the
world debate over the Peary-CooI north
pole controversy was famed into bright
flame by Commander Peary's added ref
erence to the Brooklyn explorer in which
he used the term gold brIck'' In refer
ring TO DIR. Cooks claims.
Peary with his ship, the Roosevelt.
damaged by striking a rock after enter
ing Battle harbor, Labrador, is still de-
tanned at that port and will probably
not reach North Sydney, Cape Breton,
where great reception awaits him,
until the present month is nearly closed.
DIR. Cook departed from Christiansand,
Norway, on the steamer Oscar IL and is
due in New York on Sept. FL.
England and the continent follow de-
velopments closely and the gist of the
European comment indicates that syn,-
pathy is with DR.. Cook as the under
dog. Peary's conduct in hurIing chaI-
lenge after challenge in the face Of the
Brooklyn man has met with severe criti-
cism.
From a scientific standpoint, Europe Is
withholding judgment though In most
circles both men are credited with the
achievement.
Before it became known that the
Roosevelt would be detained at Batt.e
harbor there were Indications that the
rival explorers would reach New York
about the same time
DIR. Cook, however. will arrive prob
ably week In advance of Peary and
dramatic situation is thust lost.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12
HEIRS TRY TO BLOCK
TESTATOR'S REQUESTS
WISH TO HAVE LEGAClES TO
CHARITY REDUCED
Relatives Of Late Julius Friedman Ask
Court to Limit Amount for Phil
anthropicaI Societies to
One-third Estate

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1.-THE de-
murrer of the heirs of the late julius
Friedman to the distribution of one
third of the $5oOOOO bequests to various
charities was overruled today by Judge
Graham, who allowed ten days for the
filing of new actions before the final
order is made.
Friedman acquired wealth in trading
ventures among the South Sea islands
His, will names nearly every organized
charity of the city among the bene-
ficiaries.
The largest single bequest is $126.0O
to the Hebrew home for aged and dis
abled.
The action brought by the heirs was
not an attempt to break the win, but
in an effort to invoke the law limiting
the bequests to charity to one third of
the estate.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12
PEARY TRIES TO MAKE
!. PUBLIC DISTRUST COOK

NEW IA E
dated at Battle Haro yesterday has just been received
IN e
The Roosevelt will remain here three
hauling 1 at Sydney
ancie n his tie
had notbe at 81 at
He The a
I of
lie a
public
(Sgned) ROBERT
in
i
BATTLE HARBOR, via N. s.. Septe
Bridgman Brooklyn N " Roosevelt will
the
skins board for the club Your letters
Mr. is
significance the
Arctic club
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12
WILL DECLINE CALL
TO TEMPLE BAPTIST
DR.. BRoUGHER ANNOUNCES
DECISION
Pastor of Big Portland Church Con-
vinced He Can Do Larger and
More Important Work in
Northern City
[snsoial to The Herald. ]

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 11.-Dr j.
whiteomb Brougher will decline the
call to the Temple Baptist church OF
Los Angeles. For a week now he has
been interviewed day and night by rep
resentative members Of his church and
other organizations in the city who
have presented facts to show him he
can do larger, more important and
substantial work in Portland than IN
Los Angeles.
At the close of a largely attended
last night DR.. Brougher ad-
mitted the arguments presented had
great weight with him, and that under
the circumstances he would probably
decline the call and remain in Portland.
1t is understood he so wired Temple
church, and, will announce the same
fact to his congregation Sunday morn
Ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12
SEA GIVES UP BODY OF
MILLI0NAIRE'S DAUGHTER
Corpse of Alta GhirardeIli Washed
Ashore at Monterey One
Month in Water

MONTERREY, Cal, Sept. 1.-THE
body of Miss Alta Ghirardelli, daugh-
ter of the millionaire chocolate man
ufacturer of San Francisco, who was
drowned while surf bathing at Carmel
on Aug. II, was washed ashore today
within 100 yards of the spot where
she lost her life.
An inquest will be held tonight at
Pacific Grove, where the body was
taken Immediately upon its discovery.
Tomorrow the body of the dead girl
will be shipped to San Francisco. De-
spite its long immersion, the body is
In an unusual state Of preservation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12
FOREIGN

Philippine constabulary ordered to return to
duty in province OF Bulacan, Island Of I.uzon
United States congressional delegation at
Honolulu favors apportioning unoccupied land
in Hawaii to American settlers
Peary's vessel is docked at Battle Harbor
Labrador for repairs because OF being jam
med by ice foes.
New Zealands premier discusses policy for
naval matters concerning his country.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12
I1EINZE IS FREED
OF INDICTMENTS
Judge Approves One Accusation Out of
Sixteen Against Copper Financier.
Defendant Is Said to Have
Converted Note
[By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Fifteen in
dictments charging F. Augustus
Heinze, the copper financier, with con-
spiracy to obstruet the administration
of Justice by concealing the books Of
the United Copper company were dis
CONTINUED on Page Ten)
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12
TIE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vieInity: Fair
Sunday, overcast in morning; light
south wind. Maximum temperature
yesterday, 76 degrees; minimum, So
degrees.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-05
nERSANAI.

Mrs {. fl gh,inh and children zen
.rr,t.sas,y zjDr their home III Benton, hos
hsfar .narlsh where IDr 3tioh DIT 'the so
tn,it:ttinr s7f ltis many friends, has 'es-
etafl,4hpf himself IN thc fBfactiee If 't'ed-
h1rire. DIR. grion's removal 10 Sehtof
lis IA loss ito Shreveport socially fi'd pro
Irfpss,nnfttsv Mrs Ttrioh IS n cultivated
grg gnrillattt woman and with her IN
Itrsrestine voting farily added lpeasai'sA
bto tthp ssacial life of tthe town. lDr. Ffiof
stands at the head OF his profession am
Shreveport modlH he proud 30 CHIN hin
as her Citizen.
/ Misses Howell and ,S6ape tBve re
Isrr1rnpH from a months stay at Jshe grsa
,rha1tauaua Wihere they drunk deep o
,fhe Pierian spring The very attiios
bBhare of the ,chautauqua tthrobs with m
spira7lgn. and for Those who veil isnowt
edge can he had on every hand. 4'hef
wish WAS pheasant and profitable.
4 Mrs. Carr accompanied by her datigh
ter, WITS t1HEel NfDlc5s -tttiN ife'
MIR. Robert Cart, has rtetu'ned from
months tddliehtfn summer tfH"el,
\ Mfrs. Fl. C. Iudd Of Fl5'ia, who l1H
bean Visiting her sister Mrs. 5. "
Weaver. Jeff for her home at1ring tn
wseeb
+ DIR. Spagr'ing and .ian1Il' are nj horn
again from the1r visit TO Biloxi
Prof Bg'rd, who accompanied 'ha
farther TO Virginia has retafHed.
Miss 1nsz F)rrness was line f9tttuhf't
winner OF the Normal sdftilars Ntp q
the recerlt teadhers examination, tae
papers saeser-pe5lty bore the sign 81 rea
excellence. She is a FINE .stader5t an
arrlhfuiaus ne df1nb TO the TOP in he
profession
MIR. E1,,aril Gros5essh, one of the wer
slfFloiafH clerks of cstr poss5fftce, Is 'es
rowing his a,acation in Galveston
Prof. e. FH. r. Flood ami MRS. Iia1a
haz,e RETURNED The dhedr boys has
responded to the oaGl and eFnac~ Prot
Floods fine training skill sgaa8 .5eaigh
A st Marks congregation by their SPLEEN
did ehar service.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-05
anmN nm MEET

rlfe last Nfoniay in Septenibsr the
lDauairters of the tGonfeterany will res
assemble for work, and tdnubtless at tttle
first meeting plans will he suggested
ffnr the Confederate memorial to IN
erected through tine generosity of Capt.
.Mnuree at Greenwood Cemetery. 1.-The
erection of this monument rs a matter
of devoted interest to tthe Daughters and
the Veterans. Enstead of anxious work,
with tiiinned ranks, they can reasonably
Hllnpe 10 see with tiieir OWL ,eys TINS
memorial placed tU the menory of tttie
Confederate soldIer
INSPIRED and led 10y their Devoted pres
dent, Mrs. Retar Nouree. the Daughters
with heart and lhnpe ,of accomplishing
Iithe vuti, in a reasonable ttime}will NOW
work to place a memorial column m
Oakland Cemetery, where rnure thai
Done hundred sdldiers of tine Gonfed-
lserauy are hurried
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-05
TEHE FAIR.

Secretary Brueggsrhdff sends good
cheer along the lines OF workers "A big
tar is in prospect, the best is TO come
this fail. So all are BUSY THE head OF
tine wario;s departments sending Letters
and catalogues The State Fair Tnean6
much to Sl1remaport uni tine State at
large. Git rs q carnival thine tot workers
i'm al lines ,of inausu1ial Development.
Mew ddaas are set IN rnCoian and rnew
in5slsuries promoted Fairs are the very
best developers OF the Stare. ''Sihf'e"e-
port KNOWS what tine falr rneuns no her
ami Will lpf,orndte ifrs interests
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-05
st9FBFpffs sA4H

Ne. l,gss-lth the Fir$t 5f4tlfcial Dis
ttfftt lCotf+t Of ,Csddo parish, Ia.
L. o. R6tnsgosa rs J5th .. Wag
sndr, 1t a.
r. vf4tae Of a writ 81 fer f4ciss 10
Eese issued IN The ab6re tttt-hBcredAssifa
Iget,iitled slit from The Ffon6-able FIRST
IlF,dieqd District sCdttrt IF .Caddo Per
Iisb EFo,tisiara. Z have seized md viii
sFar FOR SHE at public ancti5h, for cash
according to .law, 1t the tr-i7rioa f-6Ht
Idoor iii The scorrt hotse Of C@ddo Per
ish B6uisiaha, On
SATURDAY., Sept. q, roo.
Nm l,irdfyided fwoltHitds interest n std
10 li5t n ,of tbe sScliHmpert Subdivision
Iaf the Civ OF Shreveport, Ia The
I.,pse .br8pety sciaed as belonging to
Itttp said defendants, and To be sdld 70
.stsi4sv tfl,e amount specified IN he said
writ say in the suth 81 $4,000, with
;nt4-,st thereon at The lrsee Of s per
q,attf a,sr anrtfn from May s, Feos ttttiI
rrs;B and 10 per cert on said sttth ahd
ir.arast as attorneys Fees, ard I'll costs
4f .,t;t j. r. FE0URN0N,
4 Q,ancasiah Aue. ~. Sheriff.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-05
SPECIAL. EATR PREMIUMS.

Specimen tree hand drawing by pupil
I'm Hseh school department, gold rnedal
given by Mrs. S. Ell, Belauger.
Booklet, any poem Illustrated ag pa
pll oil sah grade, gold medal, given by
Mrs. r. s Swami
History papers, Illustrated By psaspz cd
9th grade, gold medal gTsen Big Miss
Netrae p. BoassaaG~
Geography papers dIlastratad by pm
pT of sfh grade, gold ased&l7 given ay
Mrs. Nd. III Williams.
Specimen hand sewTng gdras' industrial
department, gold thszzb1e, given By Mrs
Edward Jacobs
Best essay on subject Greatest Looms
szn5an,7 man or wozzzn, By boy OF gSri
between u and IS years Thas essay Is
to be not less than $50 % usore than goo
words, geld medal, gwen by Mrs EddtA
Brown Raialie-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-05
SEASON FOR KILLING CANE

Mansfield Jcurrlal: Sec 8. Sc 1t fur
aaser enacted etc. That it shall be uEa-
aawfal for army person to kdll, SNARE.
trap or 6a army way take. oapte1e, arincs
cr destroy amy OF the following naraed
game birds dardrg the closed seasons
NOTED here1n: Doves from March I t.
September I geese, btaaaat. wild sea and
river dqsdks, rails Qnagsd aseaas1, coot.
lpouRe d'eanD, gaIadaaaes, tattlers, cur.
Lew and plover from March TO OcJo
ber 1 i; wild turkey cocks from April Is
to November L, qeai1 Dob WeaateD
wood duck froaaa March / 10 Novea4abes
Il saipe sasdpSpers (caoroo&s and pap
abotte) from May IS to September
blue wing teal ducks from April IS II
October l.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-05
AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL

Il Is reported from Menroe that the
West Monroe people are elated at the
prospects of securing the agricultural
school first proposed fer Calhoun, but
which later developments indicate vii
he placed at West Monroe, 1t is Ger.
tain that the prospects are bright at this
time to secure the building and thert
will be no trouble III securing a suitable
location. The people of Calhoun seen
to be hopeIessly divided ever a location
for the school after almost unaninousl,
voting a tax in its favor. The Yves
Monroe people are going after th'
school in earnest.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-05
NEWS AND NOTES
Items of Interest Gathered By Cau-
casian Representative.

Concerning the monument 70 South
ern women, and especially the plan sub
mitted BY Miss Belle Kinney of Nash
VILE, Gen. c. Irvine Walker, of Charles
ton, S. C. chairman of the committee
on the Confederate woman's monument
has this to say THE group of bronzes
for the State monuments to the women
OF the Confederacy designed By Miss
Belle Kinney, of Nashville, Tenn, is
particularly artistic and appropriate.
She has embodied in this magnificent
conception the idea of woman's loyal
ty to the confederacy and how uncons-
ciousiy she is being rewarded for what
she did.
The group depicts Fame the inn
partial Judge. seated, supporting with
her left arm a dying Confederate soldi-
er, claiming him as her own, while
kneeling at her right side is the Con-
federate woman, sef-forgetful and COM
pletciy absorbed in her purposes
she reaches out to place the emblem OF
her loving appreciation on the dying
soldier, who has given life and all that
life holds dear for her and the beloved
cause. She thus honors the brave anc
lgives him the tribute of her devoted
heart, meanwhile she is unconsciousl.
lbeing crowed by Fame" for her devo
ton suffering. sacrifice and heroism
| Ii is a beautiful idea, beautifully sym
lbolized The artist is most happy ii
depicting the Confederate woman. |
lis a figure of great beauty, innocenc
and love. contrasting most wildly witt
the lafty impersonal countenance Of til
Goddess Of Fame.n
The positions Of all the figures ar
easy and graceful, and together conlbin
TO make most harmonious group.
The whole represents an appropriat
and poetic idea, most artistically an
! gracefully modelled in truthfnlly pei
Ipetuating the glory Of the women {
= the Confederaey.a
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-05
NARSHAL,S SALE.
1Caueasiah, Aug 7;

No .sfs5LEn 'the City Court of Shrese-
MOTT, Louisiana: Csftar-Alleh lew
airy Compatsy IJifnited KS. Henry
NEane6pna.
iBr yirete of & writ of tfefd fsciss,
iisst,ea in The above eht1tled and fitfh
rhareA suit Av the Honorable S. G. Fa8-
Als3e. nudge Of the Cly C6ttrt, shH'eve-
MOTT Louisiana, and 20 IRE dR'ected, {
.hane seized and viii SET st pt5bhc as'c
zion. at the Texas street frotit door Of
the court hoHse Of Caaa6 Parish
Lg5ttisiHna, on
SATURDAY.. SEPT. rs, 1900
t0neIha-f interest in lots s and ., block
Ia Of Gladstone Sds5fefsith Of The C7e
Of Shreveport, Parish of tCadao, Staee
Of Louisiana. The above property seized
as belonging to the said defendant and
4o be sold 10 satisfy Che debt specified
in the said writ, say seara Of $A,sa, ard
all costs.
Terms of sale cash, with 5eaFest OF
aftaF.aisefneft. @. f. SshRS-A414A
] Caucasian Aag. y Caty Marshal
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Fr5ends-and they are Eeg5or-are
greeting with maach pleasure the retmEa
of Mrs. TuG1a Ruae, our OWN Pamsy7 to
Shreveport Mrs Rule has spent the
summer I'M the mountain country OF
Tennessee. at Knoxville, with her
daughter, Mrs Hawkins She IS greatly
benefited BY the summers rest and
comes back to her old home with the
same interest in things, vital to the com
immunity. that has always characterized
her. Mrs. Rule IS thoroughly identified
with Shreveport Her ever ready and
capable pen has done much for the IN
terest OF ffae town IN spreading tiaessaeSs
of It's development and progress far and
wide. Besides her connection with tbs
local press Mrs. Rule sends news and
notes to New Orleans and St. Louis pa
pers. She is busy woman and Shreve-
port needs her