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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-10-12
L OMAHY.

noslnim zpnsobem vysyocon noyy
ndmeckY presbyteriansk{ hostel
na 20. ul a Willis ave.
- We Gtyrtek yratili 50 do o.
mahy Z rarize manzclt Borglumo.
vi, znami zdejd majitelt klayirni
skoly, ktcrd Sc test ncjlepsi poyG-
sti po celych Spoj, Statech. Man.
zelt Borglumoyi, iak zndmo, veil
i tervnu do Parize nadanou kra.
ianku nasi Il. Mari Mikovou, KITE.
ri Sc tam zdokonaluie nyni Y hu.
debni koIleji Swager-Swaynoyd.
- We ttvrtek konal Sc Y Omaze
s yojenskfmi poetami pohreb ze-
snultho porueika Louisa II, Kill
bonrna, jenz v 1tery rdno zemrel
We yojenskt nemocnici We Fort o,
maha. .Ieho tclesna schrana, jej
hyla yezena ma lafete deloye, ulo
lena byla k yetnemu odpotinku
ma Forest Lawn hfbitovc.
V Omazc uddlo Sc IN dobu
Ak-Sar.Ben slaynosti ntkolik pfi
pndii prepadeni odyaznych kra
deli. Policii pax podaiilo Sc sko
ro vsech pthtkn SC zmocniti ne
kolik iirazn yykazuje minuly tf
den. n preplncnirh kar vypadlt
lmnoho cestujicich a bud vice nebt
meme sc zrnnili In smrtelnt po
ranfni hylo oznateno zrantni 90
llettho j W SnIlivana Z, 2lll
! Chicago ul. a j0lett pi. Barbors
| Warnrroyo z West Point, Neh
IOha hned po ilrazu hyli dopra
yrni do ncmocniee ~. Joscfa
prodaua ncvfsta, " yrselo
Ira So zpfvy d tauci, npravcna PR
Idiiky Frant lIuriem tzpcyy lsol
h opery Prodand nryfstn SC
4 hmua hldp litkami 6eskt Syo
hudne skoly neddli, dnc II lislo
|padu. Sokolopnt Nsfnpnf 2ar.
sedadla 35e Soc List
HAN na syhralpnh mista mozno pre-
.dem taboipiti ! ltkarna II 4 Ger
m6ka nn rohn ~ William nl
stHr Iastupch
foske syohotlnd skoly
W skole Y NJ C A. sIr,
la ffidy vi ktoft 50 pfislghaFal
nfi nnplIekamn iafysu mln
son 2tfnim j franim .lala VI Ito
ul apsHti n hkU ffila u
pfato foftl5leaa na af add5IenI
i'a5ateani yYnAui Hablaii
fltfteh se@r ra j
nlaff R pateh H ii
e.tfl a ubnn hId Hih
a Faesl6lena ham HaH
naAtt hsfust Il paa H f
dal8l ala lm
ha haHals H0 tMh1
a&n6 #k4r&#s ana t#EsHH faaa
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zpravy is(.vanitnd
vELKY POLITI, q PREvRAT
Kralovstu premeneno reyoluci '
republiku. Kral 8 eelou ro.
dinou ma uteku v cele
ylady basnik s uceny.
mi profesory

~ tliAiA AsAAiH NAl Eih BFf3lth
dtjinu{m. Portugalsko pfestalo
cxisiorati iako krdloystyi a refo.
Incl, ycdenou repuhlkdny, L ninl
piidulo 81 skoro yeskert lodstyo Il
tojsko. premtntno y republlaL
Relolufni hnuti byl0 patrntm 81.
ce liz p0 deIsi dobn, ale zieFne Wy.
pukio gcera t}len sier nocif
kdy republican, spoln S yojskem
iez W Sc Il MIN pfidalo, jalo Sc
bombardogaii y Lisabont kraloy-
SKIS paidr, klertho se zmoeuilo IN
dohu yelire kritknu Pogstalcl
byli vcdeni vysIouzilFm admira-
lem caroscm Reiscn. Nilegnf LODI
styo. kotyiri v pfistayu, eelmi Elm
nj podilclo So ma povstani. steJa
nj hylo tomu j 5 dtlostreleetrem.
Y ulirirh svcdeny byly tube hole
zprayy oznamuji, ~ potet pad
Rch a ranenfch tini ntkollk tisie.
Poysiani dnkladne bylo prfpraye-
no to TAX tainc, 10 vlada o nj
Gem nemfla nejmensi tuseni. kral
Manuel, sotya padly pryni ranyr
byl sgpmi yernymi yyzyhn, ably
prchl. Ncntinil ysak TAX. Setr-
val dIonho do noee teprye, kdyz
yidtl nezbyti, dial Sc ma dtek spolu
Sc syJm strJcem ytyodon 2 Opor-
Ia. Tento byl t6zce ranen, kolu.
il poytsii, ~ Sc mlady kral sam
pokusl ma utfkn o sebevrazdu'
Sotyaze dojel k mistu, kdc meska-
la kraloyna ydoya Amclic kra-
loyua Maria I'ia, dial So spolu \ te.
mito doprayiti ma kraloyskou yaeh'
tn. ktcra kraloyske uprchliky, 1e.
done plnon parou zayezla do yod
Glhraltaru, kdc jsou nyni HsIchnl
clrnovt kraloyskf rodiny portugal
ske pod ochranou Anglie 20 &C.
lon llouhou dobu nebylo = Lisa
bonn ynbec me zndmo o tom, 60
sp stale kralcm kde 50 tFi zdr.
nnje Lid. opill nadsrnim, procha
zel uliee IN zpfyu poringalske
Mafsetlluisy strhaynie ysudc
kralovsknu yiaiku nahraluie tn.
Ia novnu vlajkou repuhliky terye.
NJ Il zelent bnrfy nnes ifdeu
prohlasena byla repnhlika q y cello
move vlady postaven fheophllf
Braga Ttl u professarem portu.
gnlskt literatury hdsnikrm Wy
dial fiyry -yazky hdsni a nckolik
dtl q nafoduim huspodafstyi jest
iednim republikdnskfch poslon
III. kitH byli I.isahonn i srpnu
zfalrni. Ntnistrem sprayellnosi
il AIgonsn Costa bterf D. profe
sorem prata 4 skstlfm frfnibem
lahranlfu faletinstl ma rure
Harnaf,I.nn Nnehaio. ktert n hel
prestnf isim paIiiikafm repnhli
kAnskt stfany . Aahee kaulbla
tem ~ aalentstti aott fepuhltky
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FRANCE;

Antor t'hantpelern spi~usateI
Edmond Rnstand pffiele do Ame
iky i tn ltd tdrjsi setua tFauron
te ipnk mnuho ffei uenaflfla
Y lafit kunal " meklnarnln
ieul udrneU Itkafh patralieirl
po prpiftiku i lrfrni fahoKlu,
Nm siaiy tYIN 5ftn5 tastnHEfnF
tuiumuhiIamm ttla II tran
PuiiHfHfatl shuf sfstlg I'm
shf hp M miru8 kHfa.ka
fa,il p iale I'afnis lta
fbau hE lartIl sadf
hBFaHt stNafu#f astFaa
Uaslaaashafl asH8mI ia tfH
aftIt afaft aHH DID
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-10-12

ob6ane a volicii Jednani schuze
k blizicim sc volbam bu.
be nejyyB dulezite a proto Vase
pritomnost nejnutnejsi Dostavte
Sc do iednoho.
syolavaci vybor
toysktho budc 16inltoyati. o do.
brt zakusky budc ndlezitt posta.
rdno Vstupnt De osoba a zati.
TEX o ;. hodint yeter
Omaha budc miti neiblz.
sich dncch noyou Iinii elektricka
poulieni drdhy ktcra bude pro
obyvatelstyo iak zdeisi tak south.
omazske velikou vyhodou. Yozy
JEFF hudou iezditi od 35. l. vi. v
South Omaze jatkami AZ ke a. ul.
~ South Omaze a po IL po -. vi.
Omaze podIe Creightonovy kolle.
ie az ke Cumming ul
- Inam{ omazsk{ smirti soud.
ee William Alstadt byl We ttyrtek
yeGcr ma Is. Farnam al. kopnut
kontm yaznt poran6n ma leye
noze.
- Spolck sy Cyrilla Metho-
dfje, {. |, uspofdda Y sobotu, dne
%. rfjna I. +. Y sini Bratfi Diyisn
syii velkolepl pies. ma ktery etc.
mare sYoje liz nyni upozornujeme
i pripomenutim. ze chystana zaba-
va skytd ySem titastnikhm pfileI-
tost praveho teskeho a souscdskt-
no pobaveni. vyborna hudba a
ehntn6 zakusky. Ystupnt 25c a
zacdtek !. hodint yeccrni.
Osohni
- Pani Anna tudoyd. iez nyni
Itrdgi klidnt dny zaslouzentho od.
pofinku Sc sym muzcm p. Jos.
Itndou We Weston, Neb., dlela ma
ysttyou II rodiny sytho zet6 p. ].
| + Prihyla ytera yratila So do
syeho domoga.
.eg Predplatte sobe ma "ce.
sko- -Americky Venkov Nejlep.
81 hospodarsky list. Pouze sl00
rocne.
flenky rddu Dnhromila, Els.
I1iG ItBJ, usporddaly pondtli
IFrfer prrkyapcnkn lsurprisc par.
Iiy nn syoii sestfu, puni Frantisku
Nancurovnu, . sire mn oslayu 30.
INtrori ieii naro1euin DO 1tnl.
nthG hytu oslmenkNne ma sey 20.
Inl dnsiatily se rpile eicnek fddu
IimenoNantho srslfy od fhdu DO.
hrosiav David tity, Neb.. sice
t4rfeinaAti dohta znant lnpisova,
ltrlAt H. henskt IlIidkN Pokroku
/ I/apatln III Auton.r Nitamytsotd
Hi hi fHnlisha ntnupnlikori la.
ko paul llonatota manselka
IrhFalnt nuamah0 Ir.lnatala Trim,
ROVE lIofk5h Una i n llanAta.
+ IA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-10-12

Hogan lodni spoleanosii nalezeiici
parnik Monadnock, byl take
ohnem castetnf poskozen.
X bombovemu atentatu.
pcnezni odmcna, iex byla VISA
zcua ma zateeni q usviddenf tech,
kieH dynamitem zui6ily budoyu
Gasopisu "Tmes r Los Angeles,
Col., byla nilenn a 100000 ma
t3j. 900, kterou sunni pnrkmistr
Alexander poyaluJe za lplne po.
staditrlnou. l'ollrie Je toho domno
nj, le 81 na ateulltu tom podilplo
nejmfnG osm NUN 4 siee mysli
taini policistt ze atantdt hyl pee.
live pfiprayen, take pachatelf me
ii pr{ pax dost piiIelitosti nprch.
nonti Die ieiich mindui budou do
paleni. podafi.li prf Sc TO ydbec,
dalrlto cd mista oinu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-10-12

bon strauach. Papefski nuneius
ie iii spolu Sc vSim yysok}m kle.
rem "a hranicemi. q pfieine poll
tiekthn pfevratn fortugalslu
kolnii RUNE verse Die iednech
pdd monarrhic laTinila naprosti'
nrschopnosl krhlova ieho neie6
most i zhtralosi ittera pri zuboir
n}rh schdiral{eh flnandnieh 20
mtrech zemskyeh lid primo pnhu
rn,aIn Iglastf Velkon neyoli pn
sobil mezi lidcm krdluy pumer j
kHsunu zptvatkou a ianrtnici
Mile liaby DeslysoYou, ktert ye
.noyal nbroyskt sunny pence mno-
ho tIenotn. Deslysota ie prY to
glasfnr, ktera krdle stala trun a
koHbu Nystupnje nyni re Yidni.
d pfiiala nabidku 2 Ameriky, kan.
pfIiede iestt tuta aisann d m sYf
umtui" bnle d6sldYati $4,000.
tl Bdnr. Dnstf m0lno, le Ma.
lnueI pfilrdr nj JIM hrdi, Eel
Inyntisi pfevfat zuamena ien roz
Iluku stdm ad eirkYe, eol by "a mo-
narehIe nrbyIo mozrfm. Tfeti ko-
uprnf tvrdi. W tato p0sledni re-
golucc byla ien dalsi kaPitolou 2
poystant pradc drtma roxy, kdy
! hyl zavraldtu Manueluv oter
bratr, Manuel nastoupil potion
vladu sam IN kratkou tu dobn
Iyystfidal sest kabinetn Manuel.
en- odchdzi : icyiste eyropsklch
dtiin politickf ellen krdloyskt ro-
diny Iragnnza, kterd je spfizntna
s panornicklmi rodinaml italskou
u anelickou. krdl sam ic teprye
II rokn star. q tom, 30 zamysli
| u kdc Sc bude zdrloyati. neni 10.
Isud ME znamo. .Isou obayy. le v
sonyslosti iemito udalostmi Y
nejbliisi dohf doide k yeliklm ne.
pokoium We Spantlsku.
6EGHY.
Die tclegrafickt lprayy \ Pra-
Ihy, nahyly demonstrace kladn6
prot stale citelndjsimu zdrazeni
masa poydlliye tyarnosii. Tlsice
lidi plni ulicc. ma nichz doehazi
ke hluenym yyjeynm trskf mi.
slodrIitrI hrabt Coudenhnye byl
od nradu kIadnf tclegraflrky
lpoladan o pomor ably mnozstFi
Ilidu mohIo bfi zdrlcno od osud
In{rh ndsilnosii Na ladost tuto
Ihyly neprodlene poslany do klad.
ma icden prapdr pdrhoty Fri ska.
drony iizdy Pralskt :" "Ndrodni
Lhty" n dne y zdri prindseii
nasIp,luiiei zpragu ye SVEN byte
Iy karlint kemfel vtrra dopoledne
thfpal{ starusta syatoyarlnyskt
zilo1ny T. Jan Drnkd ri Nzpo.
tminrr na ieho imfno ffnorille -
ireIa historic vykradenf falolny :
| llettzott ulici na Starem mtNif
lpratsktm - strany nhre praf
4 Iska konaii NJ i ftrhto ilnreh piinf
lpfipraYy, ally ttlesnf poknsiky y.
titele narn.lu .lana Amo4a kanen
sktho hyly pfrsfzeuf ~ Pfahy il
ldp slavnt poehnyiny na hrhHn
peeh uisausk sch IN dfrirm pfi
amsn}eh opaiteni odielou ~ Na
Iar,lenn astnupsni abfe Prufsbf
Ipp II rada lIotieb konaertneor
Etlemlu
RAk0t shul tlEbskn
4 thpUb snam Af pnhyhuia faae
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lmeritan dbdrlcl. We srdzce me.
Vi policii n stavkniieimi delniky
y koIinf II. Il bylo 30 osob pora.
memo. .Ieden policeini strhznik
neisrise syemn porantni pndlrhne.
y lIamburku So sdtluie " sdru.
zeni zamtstnavatplu koyoytho prn.
mysln uVereinuie prohlaseui dlt
ndhol isou pyhlidky ma vyrizcn
ncshod lodnimi dtlniky prizni
ytlsi ne1 drive Dokoner mlutI
r. iil ilplnt dohodf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16

historical judgment, though, 1t happens his
work is framed with little of the historians
skill 1t should be added that he disclaims any
purpose of entering into competition with those
who have formally handled the public life Of
Alexander Hamilton. He confines himself.
rather, to the characterization Of his grand
father through a series of more less discur-
sive chapters on those matters which bring him
closer to man. This is an intimate
portrait, and as such it has engaging sim
plicity, sincerity and vividness.
The book will be especially valued not only
for its sympathetic Interpretation Of of the
most fascinating personalities in American his
tory but for its clear statement OF details. The
opening chapter on Hamilton's origin and par
entage is beyond praise for it's concise EXPOSE
ton of difficult question That Hamilton was
born out of wedlock is fact which be re-
corded with equal offensiveness either through
badness or through speciously sentimental
CLOSING Of the relations between his father
and mother. The peculiar circumstances extern
uating the conduct of his parents are brought
out with perfect taste in this book leaving every
point of honor abundantly satisfied. AS DR..
Hamilton remarks, certainly the best proof
that no prejudice existed in after life in re-
facts, not only that General Washington in
family but that General Schuyler heartily ap-
proved of the marriage with his daughter"
Every serious reader of annals has recoS-
nized the essential rghtnesS of the whole stu
alton governing Hamilton's origin. but it Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16

good to have the subject author1tatlveiy "av-
ersed by just the right hand
The note or Iovableness which distinguished
his character is disclosed from the start IN TINS
narrative. Hamilton was inordnately clever III
his youth. but this precocity. foreshadowins the
masterful brilliance of his prime. was sinsularly
free from the harder traits by which 1t is so
often accompanied He was man OF the world
if ever there was one, and bent upon getting
on" but he was before all else man OF honor
and thinker and even in his earliest years
deserved the tribute which Washington later
paid to him when he said: BY some ne Is con-
sdered an ambitious man. and therefore
dangerous one: that he Is ambitious snail
readily grant hut IL is Of the Iaudable kind
which prompts a man to excel In whatever he
takes in hand" One perceives something OF his
high resolution in his way of managing busi-
ness affairs in his youth at St Croix. and again
in his life as a student at Kings College. here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16

in New York. Already, too. at this latter stage
of his career you kindle to the budding states
man in him, the eager observer of current poll
tics, and. in due course, the ardent participant
in the revolutionary movement.
Fiery he seems, restless soul. thirstinS for
action. and still. as we shall always see him. a
markedly afectionate and beguiling creature.
DR.. Hamilton pauses at this point to speak OF
some of his personal characteristics. He con-
tradicts the assertion of most of the biograph-
ers that Hamilton was dark in color. with black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
ALEXANDER HAMILTON
IN Interesting Portrait, Drazcn by
His Grandson.

THE INTIMATE LIFE OF ALEXANDER HAM
II.TON. Based chiefly upon original family
letters and other documents many of which
have never been published BY Allan McIane
Hamilton With illustrations and facsin1iles.
Svo, PIP xii. zs3. Charles scrIbner's Sons.
DR.. Hamilton is good biographer. Tracing
in this volume the career of an illustrious an
cestor he nevertheless avoids the pitfalls of
hero worship. OF course there is family pride
in his book but no one could grudge him that.
and, what is more, it does nothing to color his
treatment of the facts. Even in his pages on
the duel he preserves a certain fine dignity and
detachment, speaking Of Burr with exemplary
Justice He shows, indeed, throughout, true
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16

More old letters are finding their way mo
print. This time il is a sheaf from the Se'e--
teenth century, which Mrs Locker-LAI-lpSol -
discovered in an old DerbyShire country n Sis.
Her book is quantity called "A QUAKER IV a.
Bag" An Introduction 70 it is supplied b ",
Augustine Birren. The Irish Secretary, pS -
way, has also written q preface for Ny D'-''
O'Brien'S forthcoming life of John Bright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
SEPARATION.

SEPARATION.
Ey WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR
chore &c a mountain and a wood between US
where the lone shepherd and late plro ha''
seen us
Morning and noon and eventide repasS.
patween us now the mountain and the Wooo
Ceen, standing darker than last year they s'ooo'
And say we must not cross-alas! aias!
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
DRYsVALLEY'S
INDIAN SUMMER.
How springtime Returned toga
Middle Aged Sheepman.
BY o. HENRY.

rCopyright, 1907, by the Mcclure eompany.l
Dry Valley johnson shooktthe bottle,
You have to shake the bottle before
using, for sulphur will not dissolve.
Then Dry Valley saturated small
sponge with the liquid and rubbed it
carefully into the roots of his hair.
Dry Valley had been sheepman.
His real name was Hector, but he had
been rechristened after his range
Many years of living face to face
with sheep on their own terms Wearied
Dry Valley johnson. So he sold his
ranch for $4,000 and moved to Santa
Rosa to live a life of gentlemanly ease.
Dry Valley bought four room cot
tase in the village and library on
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
THE IRONY oF FATE.

The Louisiana Democrat; When Gov
ernor Sanders determined to remove
President Caldwell Of the State Normal
School for alleged irregularities in the
conduct of the institution, he made use
of Prof. ]. B. Aswell, then State Super
intendent of Education, as the instru-
ment for the accomplishment of his pur-
pose. Now, the Office which Mr.. As
well vacated, as the solicitation of the
Governor, in orderrto assist him in his
designs against Prof. Caldwell, is being
Investigated by Archie NJ. Smith, the
bette noire of crooked accountants.
Verify, it seems to be the irony of
fate in the case of Prof. .Aswen or the
pursuit of an avenging Nemesis against
him.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
THE REIGN OF
COLOR IS ON.
Women viii Probably Never
Return to SOnlbeF Hues.

New modes very frequently appear
in forms that are somewhat bizarre
but if they possess any real element
of beauty they survive the attacks of
the critics and live to grow mellow
with age Many of the styles intro
duced during the last few months seem
to have been invented for the express
purpose of causing a series of shocks
to conservative minds, and not the
least startling of them have been the
number and brilliancy of the colors
used. The wayfaring man, even
though he may be a fool. is generally
of the opinion that color is good
thing. and the artist and the ptilos-
opher agree with him, so it is safe to
predict that because of this seasons
reign Of color humanity will in the
future. after having subdued all ex
cessiye gaudiness, habitually clothe
itself in lovely hues that have in fine
past been rare and exceptional
Already there are signs of a recoy
cry from the tendency to extremes in
the use of color There is no decrease
in the variety OF tints, but there is a
preference for the more delicate ones.
and those that are more pronounced
are often softened by Yeilings in duIler
hues. No doubt. as a result of the
English mourning, gray is a color note
seen in many new costumes, but If sell
dom appears without a mixture of an
other tint. Mauve, a second mourning
color, is often combined with it. as are
also pink. old rose and other shades
related to them. Sometimes these col
ors serve as a foundation under veil
ing of gray, or the gray may be used
for a foundation. with one of the
brighter eolors for the outer robe.
Gray and mauve shot taffeta is used
to trim gray gowns, gray and mauye
shot voiles are made up over mauve
silk. gray nets are embroidered in
mauye. and other coiors that have DO
suggestion of mourning about them
are used in the same way for the
Frightening of this beautiful though
somewhat soEnber hue.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
sHERIFFs SALE.

No. z,oI5-In the Twelfth Judicial Dis
trict Court of DeSoto Parish, La. ::
Snyder Wagon Co. Ltd. VS.. ]. ].
Hollingsworth.
By virtue of writ of heri facias, to
nIe directed from the Honorable Twelfth
Judicial District Court of DeSoto Par
ish, Louisiana, in the above numbered
and entitled suit, | have seized and will
offer for sale at public auction, for cash
and according to law, at the principal
front door of the court house of Caddo
Parish, Louisiana, during the legal
hours for sales, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 24 1910.
The southeast quarter of northeast quar-
ter section 80, township IS, range IS,
containing 40 acres; the northeast quar-
fer of northeast quarter section 20,
township IS, range IS, containing 40
acres; the southeast quarter of north
west quarter section 20, township IS,
range IS, containing 40 acres; the
southeast quarter of northwest quarter
section 20, township S, range IS, con-
tanning 90 acres, being total Of 100
acres, as per act in conveyance book IS,
page 22o, August 20, 1908, and also 40
acres of land around the trestle adjoin-
ing land of Richard Spell and Adeline
Fullilove, as per act in conveyance book
"a. page IS, and recorded in conveyance
book So, page s, said land being situated
in Caddo Parish, Louisiana, with all
buildings and improvements thereon.
Said property seized as belonging to
the above defendant and to be sold TO
pay the debt as specified in said writ, say
in the sum of two hundred and twenty
three dollars, with eight per cent per an
mum interest thereon from July II, 1908,
till paid, together with ten per cent on
said principal and interest as attorneys
fees, less the sum of one hundred and
seventy and 2S-Ioo dollars, made June
rs, 1910, together with all costs of this
suit. ]. P. FLOURNOY,
Sheriff ex-Oficio Auctioneer.
Caucasian Aug. Fl, 1910.
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Exclusively Wholesale Dealers in
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes
and Hats.
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of August 1910, the said John G. Wat
son was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and
that the first meeting of his creditors
will be held at the Offices of the under
signed, Roland Williamson, referee pro
tenn, Shreveport, Louisiana, on the 2oth
da yof August A. D. 1910, at 8 pm, at
which time the said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims, appoint a trus-
tee, examine the bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting
ROLAND WILLIAMSON,
Referee in Bankruptcy Pro Tenn.
August Is, 1910.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25

shine in her eyes that had always puz-
zled him. Now it stirred his wrath.
His whiplash whistled through the
air. He saw a red streak suddenly
come out through her white dress
above her knee where it had struck
Without fiinehing and with the same
unchanging dark glow IN her eyes Pam
chita came steadily toward him
through the strawberry vines. Dry
Valleys trembling hand released his
whip handle. When within a yard of
him Panchita stretched out her arms.
God. kid gtammered Dry Valley
Do you mean
But the seasons are versatile, and II
may have been springtime after all IN.
stead Of Indian summer that struck
Dry VALLEY johnson.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
SHERIFFS SALE

No. I3,z42-In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court of Caddo Parish, La:
Mrs. Jessie NJ Hostetter, admins
tratrix, VS.. c. S. Dixon.
By virtue of writ of seizure and
sale to me directed from the Honorable
First Judicial District Court of Caddo
Parish, Louisiana, in the above num-
bered and entitled suit, | have seized
and will offer for sale for cash and ac-
cording to law, without the benefit of
appraisement, at public auction, at the
principal front door of the court house
of Caddo Parish. Louisiana, during the
legal hours for sales, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST ~, 1910,
Lot ten of block twenty-five situated in
the town of Mooringsport, in the Par
1sh of Caddo and State of Louisiana,
with buildings and improvements there
on. Said property seized as belonging
to said defendant and to be sold to pay
and satisfy the debt as specified in said
writ, say in the sum of 100000, with s
per cent interest per annum from
March 26, 1909, and ten per cent on
said principal and interest as attorneys
fees, upon the following terms: For
cash for an amount necessary to pay
$4,000 and interest already due, and
on terms of credit to meet the notes
OF 5000 each due respectively at IS, 10,
FL "A, ~ 80 and SO months from May
20, 1909, and 8 per cent interest from
that date, and all costs of this suit, to-
gether with ten per cent on said prin-
cipal and interest as attorneys fees.
p FLOURNOY,
Sheriff, ex0ficio Auctioneer.
Caucasian, July ri, 1910.