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Ocean Steamship Movements.

SIAeCOSSET. Mass. July 22-Steamer
kaiserin Auguste Victoria. Hamburg for
Now York. reported by wireless tele-
graph 30 miles east of Sandy Hook at
am, Dock about $50 Am. Saturday.
Steamer Campania. LiverpooI for New
York, reported by wireless telegraph 3ss
miles east OF Sandy Hook at Z am. Dock
about 1880 an. Saturday.
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/ destructive acids. What has been de-
stroyed by sugar is lost and cannot be
| regenerated."

The remains of Henry Zachary. the
recluse found dead in his barn at Roam
oke, Va, Monday, having been murdered,
were sent to relatives at Statesville y.
c., Thursday. The police have unearthed
clue which will probably lead to the
Identification of the murderer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-22

While examining a rife at his home In
Orange county, Va, John S. Swain ac-
cideptally shot his nephew, Willie Clark
of Alexandria, in the forehead. inf1icting
a serious wound. though it is Thoughts
it will not be fatal
Sharp County record., 1910-09-02
IhamberIain's 90. -E

Chamberlain C0lic, Cholera
aud Diawhoea Remedy is today
the best known medicine in use
Tor the rs.let and cure Of Cowel
complaints, To cures gFipiug,
diarrnoes, dyssrtary, and should
De .aken 1t the first unnatural
looseaess Of the bowels, 1t isl
equally valuable for children and
adults. 10 always cures. Sold
by Snow Drug Co.
The Record is requested to an
u0unca that the citizens If Sid
ney and the surr9un ing COM
munity will meet at the old brick
church cemetery gn the second
Tuesday .n September for the
purpose Of cleaning off the
grounds, and tits hoped a large
number Of people will be present
on that day, bringing with them
such tools as can be used Ia the
work,
George Bradley, a farmer near
Moblev, has o remarkable curios-
tty in the shape Of q cucumber.
This cucumber i5 l0rty-nine
years old and was grown by Mr.,
Bradley father 1t was placed
I. in a bottle waen about the size Of
the little finger and allowed to
grow to maturity, 10 was then
clipped from the vine and pre-.
served in alcohol Il: was per-
iectly grown in the bottle and has
the appearance Of q fresh pickle
today.
Down in Scott township the
folks are claiming that that
township can boast Of the Oldest
justice Of the peace in point Of
service in the state, John Till
man Foster Of SheIbyviIIe was
elected justice of the peace in
1880, at the age Of q, and has
served continuously for thirty
years. During this time it is
claimed that he has married more
than 200 couples. lie has been
often urged to run for county
Judge and says that he may COM
ply with this request from his
friends in 1912.
Sharp County record., 1910-09-02

T~r WasEum Of Imboden and
Nelson Laudrsth Of Thsysr, Mo-
TICK eradicat0rz =1raved = large
number Of cattle lsre last Ill-
dav. The mex. date for spraying
cattle here is Friday. the -6ta
day Of September
@. b. Snow Of IazvilIe was q
visitor TO town Tuesday Mr..
Snow has embarked in the real
estate business and made ar.
engagements with this paper for
the printing Of some literature
descriptive OF the couatry and -,7
lands.
Prof. p. L. Ford has been
awav from home aevera, days
lately masking q canvass in the
interest VI the Evening Shade
High School, whica win soon
open, ELs-ranorts that prospects
are encouraging for large en-
r1Imant,
Not a minute should be lost
when a child shows symptoms Of
Group. Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy given az soon as the
child becomes lOar7e, or even
after the croupy cough appears,
will prevent the attack. Sold 1y
Snow Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1910-09-02
ELECTION PROCLAMATION,

u W. %. Smith, Sheriff ~ Sharp County Ar.
zanras, do hereby proclaim md make known That
there will be General Election held In the sew
ornl voting precincts tu Sharp County. Arkansas.
on
MONDAY SEPTEMBER ig. 1870.
for the purpose Of electng one Governor. one
Secretary OF State, one State Auditor one State
Treasurer. one ATTORNEY GenorgL one Suucriu.
tendont Of Public Instruction, one Commissioner
OF state lands, one Comm gsiouer 1i Mines,
Manufactures md Agriculture, one Associate
Iustice of the supreme Court three Railroad
Commissioners, one Circuit Iudse 5i,stoauth
Judicial Circuit. one Prosecuting Attorney Six.
teeuth Judicial Circuit one representative. one
Clarl, 5f The Circuit Court and E&.Oflsio Re.
sorfer one Sheriff and Gx.CGici5 Collector. one
County and Probate Judge, one County roas.
1ror one Assessor one Coroner. ono SURVEYOR
ono Constable Tor each t5wu3dip. .wo Justices Of
the Peace for each t5wu1nir. one Road Jversoer
FOR zach rlwnship, and the election will be held
no the following places l1-wit:
BjE Crros 90 rahmiHe, Cave ne Cave cIru. pa
UaBlU ss sag E.s, Hardy sg Hardy 1u.gJ
House. Highland as Highland School ie.ap.
jackson at WiIf5rd. Job6s1d at 5t Paul. Lave
Crse, At uose Pond. Lebanon at DoHo1 sch0o,
House. Lower North mo sbulaH School Houao,
Morgan at Center, North lig Rock ag P8ugu.
terpair. forth goU 15 Armstrong, H.Hev FarE
aE Evening Shade Court House EieBwoodg gs
Asb Plat, Scott ag she.bvU,s South gIE RogS az
Center Hail South Union 1a Coats, 5lrawberrv at
Institute sullivan at 3ri-kIo nrne7 Upper
North at WIrth Warrington ls Powell Chaua.
5iyoa aHior my hand .bi5 August ..H. "A. p.
1910.
" n .lnTH .hnrr
Sharp County record., 1910-09-02

The Kiad You Have Always Bought
Bears the n LII
signature of LssleIzIZ Ztzl@@s!
John L. Gawf, an old citizen Of
Balboa, died last week, after an
I illness Of several weeks. Mr.
Gawt was one Of the best citizens
Of the county and was a pioneer
settler in the section in which he
died. His host Of friends extend
sympathy to the oereaved lam
. lily.
Judge j. W 5mita left satur-
day for Hot Springs, where he
goes in the nope Of improving
his health. Judge Smith mas
been suffering from heart trouble
.steIy more than from rheuma.
dsro, which disease carried him
to Hot Springs two or three
times.
Don waste your noneySeay->
ing plasters when you can Get a
bottle Of ChamberIaiu's Linimeut
for twenty-five cents. A piece
Of lanneI dampened with this
linimeut is superior TO any plas-
ter for lame back, pains IN the
side and chest, and much cheap
er. Sold by Snow Drug Co.
The Springfield Business COL
lage mas .5aned over $4,000 to
worthy young persons wishing to
attend school and secured posi-
lions for them after they gradual
Ted 20 they could pay +. back.
Anyone with ability and pluck
can get an education, send for
aaya,og,
The Confederate pensioners 10
.ais state viii, this year receive 70
cents on the dollar Of their allow.
lroas, eight cents more On the
dollar than hey received last
year. Checks for The old veterans
will soon ae sent one .sam Little
Book 90 rae aDarkz ot the various
aolnues
William j, Bryan will visit
Batosy...a on Thursday, Sept
.b, and deliver lu address upon
.be principles involved in amend.
men. $50. .1 providing lor the in.
.uay.ga and referendum ia this
state, $50 doubt many sharp
county people will lake adyan.
.age utthi5 opportunity 30 hear
. gae distinguished Nehraskan.
b, F Street and family are
now residents Of Evening shade,
having moved mp from Grange
one day this week. They are
occupying the M5aer property in
The west end oi town, Mr. street
. has been wanting 20 move hia
family 90 Evening Shade a Ioug
time gad our people are glad 10
count Them among our bopula.
u6u
"0an te depended 1ro1' is an
expression we l.l like Do hear,
and when .t,8gsed a connection
with Chamberlain Collie, CH6l.
era aHl u.arrh5rs Remedy 10
means chat &c never ,s,.q .5 cure
l.arrH6ga, ayaen,ary ur bowel
complaints 10 s pleasant 10
aaa aaa equally valuable FOR
aH.dt5n and adults. Sold by
5..W .flr Ca.
Sharp County record., 1910-09-02

..IHI'' '. ..'..''
w. r.. Vance Of Maxvills was %
visitor 10 town Wednesday.
W. VI. Phillips, young teach
er Of WiIIiiord 5undayed in
Evening Shade,
W v. Duncan Of Sullivan
township waa a business visitor
D town one day 'aia vgsF.
MarceIIus S. Coger LETT today
for BatesviIIs to spend o few
days with his young friends,
Al Puckett, q good citizen
Of the Grange section, waa in the
city on business matters Tues
day
Joseph QualIs, whr lives in H.
ard county near Lova, has our
thanks Tor % dollar m s1bscr.p.
lion.
D. l., CordsIl one Of the Rec
ord's good friends no Sna.byv,lle,
was business visitor 20 town
Saturday.
Thomas Livingstone, IN Old
citizen OF ShelbyvjIIe, was an
Evening Shade visitor ore day
this week,
Arthur Snow The popular
young druggist Of Hardy. pe1t
Sunday with hJ5 parents and
friends here
D. j. ~ McAdams ~ Cave
Cty was hero one day tbo latter
part ol ln't week., he represents
a coffin house.
Mira, I D Collins rourHod last
week from an oytrHded visit
with her daughter Mrs Lpe
Taylor lt iIoIeua,
Elder W At uuroo lf lard
county the Baptist pastor will
preach here next saturday night
aud Sunday morning
Mpmcs lean and DDio u1yld-
Hou returned Monday r1u re-
ymtwltb relatives and ldoudo nc
Hardy aud ioneaoora
Miss Lillian Woods wI leave
In three weeks Tor Little GlcE,
where she viii again eagF .H one
ot the public 0ch1oloaC .hag city.
Mrs. G., p, stokes orj children
returned "Wednesday '-dm Cave
city, whore tuey .ronJ .av
days among relatives and .r.ouds.
Iarvp and Harmon BiJoHJo 1i
Ash Flat and their .l1ter Mrs j..
G., Coorrr ri Lawrence county,
we're visiting iriard7 hare SUM
day
r.. 70. Clear was alrioken with
the Oklahoma fever acyrraI days
ago and Tor % ume 20 be said uo
raae waa serious, Ile ,a over B..
now,
Mise Kate Herrn returned %
few dcys ago from Little Rock,
where she 8rent several weeks as
,he guest OF Hor sister, Hra 90
n 5loeks,
A marriage license baa boon
issued since cur nat .aaue 60 W.
A. Fletcher and Miss C,ara VIII,
serson, who live ia ahe sidney
SomnuaIty
Sharp County record., 1910-09-02

two ~ three days .aleiy .Jgtlls
after some business
The Evening Shade and
. BlardvIue second mines played q
came o. ball here Saturday
! which resulted I'M a score Of II to
|8fr favor oi the former
A marriage license vaa issued
/ Saturday by Deputy Clerk JUS
.ust9 I'D Shaver and Mas Has
Bic Street. prominent young
people af Scot. township.
Frank Wuea orders us TO
change bis address from Cush-
man To Eensett, He has secured
. a -ahoo. at The latter place and
. will begin teaching Monday.
During the month of August
deputy Clerk J17tu7 issued mar
raqe ..aa0aes TO eight couples
During the month but few deeds
/ we're recorded rr mortgages fled
J. r. f. Cray, no old and
prominent citizen Of The Hickory
. Valley country, spent Saturday
night ia town, He went TO Sid
. neg Sunday for visit with his
sons.
Albert Hoser, who went to
Hardy q few weeks ago 30 accept
.aaas.g.ou .u su1w Pharmacy,
. has returned home. ITa avarag-
. eI a6ou. . chill p day while
gone.
Fred Wilson left the latter
/ part of last week for Augusta to
spend ssvsra. weeks with rsia.
...ves. Lti5 probable he viii se-
euro position in the public
school here
The general election is out ten
days away. But little interest isl
being taken .a tais election it
seems. All the political excite
ment subsidies with the primary
in this county.
. OGaIl those who have brought
watermeIons 90 town This season
none have brought finer ones
than Ed Cole Of Sidney. He vas
here Friday with an extra fine
I load of melons.
/ i. G.. Dunnigan who lives just
west OF town, mad some more fine
/ watermeIons in town Wedues-
1 day. Mr. Du1nigan has grown
the largest melons brought 90
/ town this season.
Dudley G, Porter has been dis
posing Of his property the asst.
few days and will shortly 20 to'
Oklahoma to- reside. our people
will be- sorry 90 lose this family,
but they'll 1e back,
A 7or.a7 0i meetings will begin
lac he Methodist church here
next Sunday night. The pastor,
. Rev O.. g, Hur,oU, wiI, be aastst.
ad J0 .des, meetings 1v tav a..
. E. Horton Of 0alrm.
The mocHngs no .he 0drj7r.1u
. church. conducted by Elder r..
/ A. Robins at Aah Flat are still To-
progress. nhare have Been aac.
/ era, additions Co .be church and
several rac.amat6n5.
( Your complexion a3 well. Es
your emrpr g rendered nJsor.
able by q Iiatortod liver. BY
taking .N1m0rr.a,a.s stomach
and Liver rau.oa you can .u-
prove a6tb Sold uv SNOW Drug
leo,
.dw 10 a. EormuU1n tho
Baptist evangelist wHd conducted
.a noeuur uor1H nw weeks ago,
will 0r..1 20 Hrr.r. of Hartngs ut
. -aum urgt sunday .a % large
Sharp County record., 1910-09-02
DEMOCRATIC TICKET,

tsr Governor
GEORGE w. UoEAGHgF
ear eac~rf7rv off "HI.a-
ARtEW HODGES
Tor state Auditor.
JoHNE T0Br
F-r State Tr-a#ursr
john W "n0CEEr-
Hsr berie..t0aal G.mH .afnrfr
rew TO- PHILLIPS
F1rrlal- Iar8 C.Hnn naa...
aHuUsEC lE.
Har guut ar rHabEr uaIrr-.ar
GEORGE E COOK
ror ASS 1rura Justice
WuLiAMF KIRBY
F0r Couvrc
WTuATa ufDFELH
Far EaIrrlf Commit
gF0gGE w. HELbtEE.
For prore~uIrr Attorney
rHARIFs E eLMoEE
Hor Rarre1crflt.uH.
WALTER H tOLI
ur County TnfHa"
ALIEN EAT
Fw Cleric
JAMES No. SIMPSON
For ha~T
WAYNE w. HgITOW
lHr Treasurer
fGIWW THOMPSON
Voc Nasnsaor
WILIANF SMITH
For Surveyor
CLEO G. PRICE.
Sharp County record., 1910-09-02

lhan Cannlu Ar.an.as.
Sharp County record., 1910-09-02

W O. .MLTH. ahanr
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-11-26
The Louisian. Annual Conferences.

The Louisiana Annual Conference
of the NJ. E. Church South will con-
ye,,e at Homer on Wednesday, Dec.
7th. to be in session five days. This
conference will determine who are tn
fill the appointments as preachers
for about Jour hundred Methodist
congregations in this State.
Rev. H. W. Ledbetter, the preach
or ut CoIfax, will leave here gu Mon.
day or Tuesday before conference
going by way Of Ruston, where he
will stop over a day in order to ser
his two little girls. Bro. Ledbette'
has greatly eDdearei himsel: to ou'
people while here, and it is the UNI
yersal desire that be may be SEN
back here for another year..
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The fourth and last quarterly con-
ference for the year 1910, Tor the Col
fax and Montgomery charge, VIII be
held in CoIfax ON Wednesday,. Oct.
3Oth. This conference will wind up
the church business for the year, ana
as it is to be held just one week be-
fore the Annual Conference which u
to meet ut Homer, it is hoped that
the stewards and all memlers VIII ~
both Jealous aud Jealous in their de'
sire and loyalty To see that NIL cur
rent obligations are justly disrhnrg
Ell. A part of he assessments arr
ST i'll behind, and it would be a great
injustice to our pastor, IN the lace .
all his tria,Is this year, to have TO re
port any shortage IN his collections
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-11-26

The editor of the Chronicle will ~
member Thanksgiving this year as /"
good time Tor feastiBg. First Mr.. }.
-. Givens captured a fat Possum
which he gave US, and We had pos
SUN sop aud later" Thrn MIR. J. L
'McMurry presented us with three big
[fnt mallard ducks. Then Ar. IVY
|McNeply sent us Il literal cut OF th'
line. tat buck he killed Thanksgiving
Day, and altogether We felt that :
was an auspicious time to he thank
full. We greatly appreciate Ties
kindly remembra ncrs.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-11-26

Some one has dug a big hole IN me
middle of the sidewalk next To 5. NJ.
LaCroix's lot. just west OF the high
school building. 1t wns ding during
Friday night of Inst week, and is as
big around and just about the depth
OF sugar hogshead. Sam says NJ
thinks some fellow with "divIn'ne
ROD must have been digging for gold
but if the fool will only come haci
and ill up the hole he made he cal
have all the gold he found.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-11-26
WESLEY WAYNE WOODS.

Just two days after his fathers
death, when wife and mothers henrt
seemed that it had more thanit could
hear, the death angel again made n
visit and snatched from the mothers
arms that which for the present It
sepmed all she had to live Tor, little
Wesley Wayne, aged 10 months. He
had been brought to Montgomery
after his father's death in Jena,
hoping the change wouhi do him
good, but he WAS too sweet and pure
to live in this world, SO God in His
infinite Wisdom saw best to take him
unto Himself, and to papa, OF whom
he was so passionntely fond. Some
how we see papa reach out his arms
to welcome little Wayne, his precious
darling, and hear him shy. We'll
inst wait till mother comes. He
too WIS laid to rest in Mt. Zion Gene
terry, beside his father. How true
that "aIl that tread the globe arr
but handful to the tribes thu
slumber in it's bosom"
| Little Wayne was not only the Jo'
and pride Of hisfuther's and mother
life. but of fond grand parents
nncles and aunts. Lord help us e
say from the depths OF our heart'
"Thy will and not ours be done.
he died before his infant soul
Had ever burned with wrong desire
III Had ever spurned at Heavens control.
Or madiy quenched its sacred fire.
He died to sin. he died to care.
!, But for moment fell therod;
d Then, springing on the noiseiess air.
III spread his light wings and SCARED to God
xxx.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-11-26

Representative c. W. Payne, OF
Grant, having been elected as u men'-
ter of the State Board Of Equalizers,
the Question has been asked us, can
he represent this parish 10 the special
session of the Legislature just con
vened? That depends altogether
on when his commission as Equalize'
IL issued. When his commission ar
rives he must qualify in thirty days
and should be quality that woult
yucate his office as Representative.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-11-26
Trespass Notice.

All persous ARE hereby warned
against hunting ar other"ise ..es,
passing On the following de~cripeo
lands: SE or III re ar. 8 ncreT ~ =
part Sec. -. u part uf secs. 81 and 80.
NW acres, and 1913 acres hounhed !"
hy Red river, . 10y h. +. Woods, y ny
!. ". Self. by other property. AL IN
tpSn. r5w. Failure to heed this
warning will result Ia prosecution
iefUre he courts.
This Oct. u. 1910.
lola e. v. DYSON.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-11-26

The very grave seemed to yswn be-
fore Robert Madseu. OF West Burning
ION. Iowa, when. after seven weeks in
hospital. iour OF the best physicians
gave him up. Then Was shown Tue
marvellous curative power OF Electric
Bitters. For. after eight months Of
friehtful suffering from liver trouble
and yellow jaundius. getting no hell
from other remedies or doctors. five bot
lilies Of this matchless medicine com
| pletely cured him. It's positively guar
auteed for stomach. liver or kidne,
tronbles and never .disappoints. Oni,
| Soc Mt all druggists.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-11-26
The w. C. 7. U. Convention.

The delegates to the Third District
Convention of the W. G. 7. o. began
To arrive in Coliax TN Thursday
night and Friday morning. The
business of the convention began
Friday about 10 Il. M, and as We go
to press preparations are in progress
for the first evenings program. A
business session will he held in the
forenoon and ufterpoon Of Saturday
and the closing exercises will consist
of an interesting program rendered
at night.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-11-26

The Chronicle is prepared to
print all kinds of stationery, such
as Note Heads, Bill Heads, State
uents, Cards. Blanks, Dodgers
etc. with neatness and dispatch.
Mill and pamphlet printing .
specially. Your business will bf
appreciated and all work guaran'
teed.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-11-26

First Justice Court, Seventh Ward
Grant Parish. Louisiana.

First Justice Court, Seventh Ward.
Grant Parish. LDuislana.
Thompson Richie Grocery Co. vs.
Il. W. Mciiwain.
By virtue III u writ 81. Il IN. .issned
ont of The honorable ftrst Justice
Court uf Nard S.'sen. irant Parish:
La. in the ab,,ve ensitled snit.
ha W seized and will offer for sale at
/, he front door III the Justices court
In the TOWN uf Mont gomlery. La.
let ween the hours prescribed ny
law gu
SATURDAY. NOV. 70. 1910.
the following descrii,esi property,
seized as the pre- perty III the defend
ant. tO-wit:
| . sacks Of peanuts.
so bushels III sweet potatoes. more
ar lers.
Terms of sale. cash subject to APP
f. ". RODGERS.
by Constable.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-11-26

Estrayesl i~fure the undersigned
magistrate In Ward 3. Grait par
ish, La, by ". A. Hatcher aud Fran,
cjs Cory. one black tNes. mHrkets
swallow fork aud unslerbit Ia right
ear. split In ieft enr. about y Year,
old. appraisal to he worth ~ w.
Unless the owner cssrneS forward
and pnys MI costs. the same Will tx
sOli 1T the residence III ". A. Cory.
az Dry Prong. Grant parish. la: on
SATURDAY. Nuv. 26. 1910. 10 the last
aud highest bidder.
This November 10. 1910.
RAY WATSON,
]. p. Ward 3. Grant En-. La.
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Notice IL hereby given that under
the authority Of the police jury VI
Grant parish. and by virtue ol the
h. wa III the state Of Louisiana. VIII
.,ffer ff,r sale to the last and highest
bidder. with the right to reject any
aud all bids. Oh
49, MoNDAY. JANUARY 2. 1911.
the following ferries:
AcrtIss Red river at C0ifax.
Across Red river at Montgomery.
Across Red river Ht Bryce.
Said FERRIES tn iucIutle both banks.
Across Little Rivera TbOmps0n'S
Ferry. wainwright Ferry, Walker
Ferry. and Tingie's Ferry. and AL
,tber ferries under the jurisdic ton ~
The police fury vi the parish of Graut.
All FERRIES to he subject to the mi
Iiowipw privileges and conditions: ana
such Others ais may hereafter lse pre-
scritped.
All FERRIES to I've let out for n period
of ten years beginning January lHt.
| 1911. the new lesseer ~ ferries to tr'
i given sixty days for vreparatiul al
i fer a succpssfui bid. during which
time old lps.sses shall cOntinue Jerry. :.
II All ferry boats aud lnndingr shall
ll6 8UltHCl w furtN<''-'s' -
dsmuatiun every four months: 81
sprrymeu shall cUnstruct and keei
uruper shelter and protection on
eaci, bank for the cotntort ut pas
seDgers.
All ferries shall l'e open Ior tea
| from run MP to sun7tlowu anu ~,
loot passengers from 5 n. M. to
J Ia. N. =.
Aii.ferrymen shall he required. I've
| fore beginning operations. To give
) bond with solvent surety. payH0s
: to police jury III irnnt parrish. 10 ~
sum III Five Hundred Ds,llnrs.for To
faithful performances 81 the CONTRACT
the surety To t,e approved by t''
President III the police jury. provide
ull ferrymhn across Little.Rlver al'H
ls required to give bond Vi one n VI
I.lred DolIarx.
Ferry rates shall I've asnow or ma
hereafter TX provided ny Orsiinance
Cs,liax, La, Novesnl'er y. 1910.
j.. ". DExCAN.
! PRECEDENT Police Jury OF Grant pa
: ish. Louisiana.
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maj fnrre & At east ose dreaded dsrase tt ereuce
IA been able 70 cure IN ~ is STAGES. and tss =
Catarrhs Hsiis Cstzrh Cure & tie oriy ros t.ve
b.. ~ Z constitute iai dsse.sr. wQures GO sttu-
ia al ireatrnent HaltB C-tafrh Cure Is taLfi M
s1rfaces Of the system. therrby dcrfrcypg tne
fou ldatto7 Of the discase and Idvms inc ttrt
streorfh bv buldt,e 10 the Constitution and Rs St
M nature In doIng its worn. The prorrktsra hsse
60 much faSh n ~ curative powers that thsy oHsf
One Hu1drcd Doalsn for sly csse toat ssis "
cure send for is4 Of testimO~ialA
ADDE'S y s. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. o.
sod bv an Drucwsse4 7te.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-11-26
An exchange truthfuIly remarks

An exchange truthfuIly remarks
that "there are too many people IN
almost every town who will not
cast their bread upon the waters,
unless assured beforehand that it
will come back again in q few
days a full grown sandwich. all
trimmed with ham, butter and
m mustard, rolled up in a warranty
deed for one-half the cath and 9
mortgage on the other half"