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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-21

"-Batted for Oekes in ninth. ''-Batted for Ellis in ninth. Score by innings: New York ...... 900 01O 012-4 St. Louis .............. 900 900 000--0
 SUMMARY Two Base Hits-Merkle, Marquard, Konet tchy.
 Sacrifice Hits-Herzog CD, Doyle Double Plays-Oakes to Houser; Mowrey to Magee to Konetchy. Stolen Bases-Merkle, Meyers, Konet- chy, Deyore, Snodgrass. Wild Pitch-Laudermilk Bases on Balls--Laudermilk i, Mar quard 3s
 Struck out-Laudermilk ?, Mar quard 5.
 Time-1:5S.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-21
Athletics Win

Philadelphia, September 20.-Phila- delphia won a pitchers battle from St. Louis today to ?. Plank was very effective until the eighth inning, when three hits and an error by McInnis netted St. Louis two runs. With men on third and second -nd one out in the ninth Lapp beat out a grounder down third base line and when Allison threw wild to the plate McInnis and uar+ scorsd Score.
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Senators Bat Benz

Washington, September 20.-Wash- ingtpn batted Benz out of the box in the seventh inning today and looked dangerous but Walsh came to the res cue and retired the locals without a hit or run for the remainder of the game, Chicago winning, to 3. Hughes was hitsvery timely Score R. II F Washington .... GOO 001 200--3 3 Chicago .... 010 1G2 100-5 ?
 Batteries: Hughes and Street; Benz, Walsh and Sullivan. Time, 50, Um- pires, Dineen and Perrine.
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bleachers in the sixth with two men on bases Vice President sherman wit messed the games. Scores:
 First game: R H B. Cleveland ...... 01O Os2 105-12 17 3 New York ..... 210 900 O3S- 1S 5
 Batteries; Banding. kaler and East erly; Warhop. Vaughn, Quinn and Blair. Time, 2:10. Empires, Connolly and Westervelt.
 Second game. F H F.. Cleveland ......... 010 0O2 1-4 2 New York ........ 010 004 0-5 ,
 Seven innings; darkness.)
 Batteries: Reisling and O'Neil: Cald- well and Williams Time. 1:3O. Um- pires Connolly and Westervelt.
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Yankees Break Even

New York, September 20--New York double header. The visitors wielded their bats more effectively than in the first game. while Captain Chase won the second game for his team by hit ting a home run into the center field
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-21
THREE DECATUR
 STORES BURNED
Estimate Loss $7000 Road Rights of Way Secured.
 Y. P.S. c. B. Meets

Decatur September 2O.-(Special)-A Il :S0~ o clock last night fire of unknown origin completely destroyed two store buildings belonging to l.. M. Falk and enc store building belonging to pr. Willis E. Sterrs. located on the corner of Bank and church streets, together with all the entire stocks of goods they contained. The loss, including buildings and goods, will be fully sTo0o, partially insured. The losses are as follows: J. D. Thomas, groceries, loss 5000; w. c. Wise, meat market, loss $500; MT Privette, bicycle re- pair shop, loss s250; W. T. Goodwin. gen. eral merchandise, loss 5000; building about 5000.
 The Falk building was one of the land marks of Decatur, built in 1s5S. All the buildings were frame, two stories high. Surrounding these buildings are some of the best modern brick business blocks Of Decatur. Owing to the efficient work Of the Decatur fire department the fire was kept confined to these buildings, and this saved a number of the best busi- ness blocks of the city.
 The committee appointed some time ago by this county to secure right of.way for the model highway from Decatur to Montgomery has just reported to the board of county commissioners that they have succeeded in securing the right Of way from Decatur to Falkville, and that they have been assured practically of the right of way from Falkvile on to The southern boundary of the county.
 A committee of citizens from Priceville, composed of W. B. Robertson, J. O. Stephenson, J. l.. Rountree and w. F. Price, appeared before the county com missioners and offered to guarantee a 50 foot right of way and to give bond for $lO00 provided the road would pass through Priceville. They would also do- nate $100O in cash.
 Through their attorney Judge John c. Eyster. the Decatur Land company has complained to the city council of New Decatur on account of the building of sidewalks along the property of the com pany. Judge Eyster's contention is that the building of the sidewalks has not en- ha need the value of the property of the Decatur Land company to the amount of the cost of the sidewalks. The city coun- ell of New Decatur overruled the objec- ticn, and proceeded to make final assess nents, taxing the Decatur Land company with s7500.
 Mayor John Patterson of New Deca- tur, charges s20 and costs for a prohi- bition drunk for the first offense in New Decatur and $50 and costs for the second offense. The mayor is carrying out this rule, and during the past few days he has assessed a number of first of lenses at $20 and costs.
 
 case which will doubtless attract oonsldera ble interest is set for trial in the law and equity court tomorrow in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-21

CT today by scores of 1 to 0 and to O.. Chicago captured the first game, which Was a pitchers battle throughout. on Shean's single Hofmsn's sacrifice and Archers out in the ninth inning, on which Shean went home from second. Cole al lowed but one hit not single visitor reaching second base. The Phillies took the second game by punching their four hits off Richter in the fourth inning The game was called after the seventh on account of darkness. Scores:
 FIRST GAME
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-21
COnley- Rivers

Los Angeles, Cal, September 2o.- Frank Conley and Joe Rivers were matched last night to fight 20 rounds at the Vernon arena october If. The fight is to take place regardless of the outcome of the Conley -Kilbane match scheduled for September 30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-21

@Batted for Barry in ninth. ''Batted for Plank inyninth. Score by innings: St. Louis ........... GOO Ooo o2O-2 Philadelphia -.......... 900 900 012-3
 SUMMARY. Two Base Hit-Clark. Sacrifice Hits-Strunk, Barry. Thomas.
 stolen Bases-Austin, Lord. Double Play-Austin to. Laporte to Kutina.
 Base on Balls-Plank l. Hit by Pitcher-Allison (Collins). Struck Out-Plank '. Time-1:35.
 Umpires-Evans and Mullen.
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 '-Shean out, hit by batted ball and two out when winning run scored. Score by innings: CnlcaSO -..................s... .pb tuN Vil-l Philadelphia ................,...00 900 o60 00o-S
 SUMMARY. Three Base Hit-Schulte. Sacrifice Hit-Hofinan. Stolen Bases-Tinker, Archer. Double Plays-Shean to Tinker to Zm- merman: Lobert to Walsh to Luderus; Walsh to Dolan to Luderus 2. Eases on Balls-Cole 3. Moore 8. Struck Out-Cole 3, Moore ?. Time-1:52.
 Umpires-Klem and Brennan.
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 '--Batted for Mathewson in seventh.

-
 *-Batted for Geyer in sixth S-Batted for Wingo in eighth **"-Batted for Woodburn in eighth Score by innings: New AoFh ..'#'.#..#.# #....... Zoo Voo Z5--i St. Louis ............... 900 OO4 0O-4
 SUMMARY Two Base Hit-konetchy. Three Base Hits-Snodgrass Clarke. Sacrifice Fly-Murray. Doudle Plays-Herzog to Meyer to Crandall to Herzog; Fletcher to Doyle to Merkle.
 Passed Ball-Wingo. Stolen Bases-Devore ?, Doyle. Hit by Pitched Ball--Woodburn (Mer- kle. Herzos).
 Wild Woodburn Bases on Balls-Geyer 1, Crandall 4, Woodburn 3, Wiltse ?. Struck Out-Geyer 3, Crandall ?, Woodburn l.
 Hits portioned-Crandall in , 2-3 innings; Mathewson 1 in 1 Ia innings; Geyer 3 in 6 innings; Woodburn , in 2 innings.
 Time .50
 mpires-Eiglcr and Finneran.
 Cubs Win and Hose Chicago, September 2o.-Chcago and Philadelphia broke even in d double head
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Pirates Defeat Boston

Pittsburg, September 20.-Boston was beaten by Pittsburg 3 to ?. Pitts burg got only four hits off Tyler, but managed to bunch them with bases on balls. Hendrix was freely hit. but was effective with men on bases. Both pitchers were given errorless support. Score R. H. D. Pittsburg ...... GOO 200 10*-3 0 Boston ......... 100 900 010-2 9 0
 Batteries: Hendrix and Simon; Tyler and Rariden. Time, 1857. Empires, Johnstone and Eason.
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American Association
STANDING
Results

At St. Paul: St. Paul 5, Columbus ?. At Kansas City: Kansas City-Indian- apolis, rain.
 At Milwaukee: Milwaukee 3, Toledo To- At Minneapolis: Minneapolis b, Louis- vile :.
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f-Batted for Toney in seventh.

Called end seventh, darkness. Score by innings: tn1CdBO .VuD oup w Pf1ladelplla ......................O .OD fU U--4
 SUMMARY. Two Base Hit-Luderus. Hits Aportioned-Richte In 1 innings Stack In innings. Sacrifice Ht-Stack Stolen Bases-Hofman, Archer, Lobert 3 Paskert.
 Bases on Balls-Richter ?, Stack 4, Chal- mers l. Toney i.
 Hit by Pitcher-Toney (Stack). Struck Out-Rlchter 3, T)ney 3, Stack 2, Chalmers i. Passed Ball-Archer. Time-1:45.
 Umpires-klem and Brennan.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
Tirers Lost To Boston

the second game of the closing series
 with Detroit, by 10 ? Pape bested Works in a pitchers battle. The win ming run was scored by Gardner. Score
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's''sssSss'sssssS"' WHAT IS DOING ON
 GRIDIRON AND THE
 WORLD OF SPORTS
VOLUNTEERS WILL ENGAGE IN
 VARIED LABORS DURING WINTER

Chicago Doc Wiseman. Cincinnati. EG Killian. Detroit; Doc Seabaugh, Spring. field. Mo-. Earl F'leharty, Gridley, Ky; Clayton Perry, Rice Lake, Wis. Teddy Bair, West Middlesex, Pa; John Lindsay, Louisville, Ky; Harry Welchonce, Green vile. Pa: Harry Storch, Kent, O. Chas. Case, Utopia, O.; Harry Bay, Peoria, Ill.,. Tom .I.othfope,s Buffalo sN Y. George Hargrove, Bellevue, Ky; Tom Glenn, Terre Haute. lnds 4
 So farit is understood thatlno men have been signed for next season with the ex- ception of Jim Walker, local city league twirler who was given a tryout in the last Memphis game and who made such aa suspicious debut into fast company by com polling the Turtles to go 10 innings to get the winning and only run of the game, and then on 8 fluke. 5I
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Slylet or. q lne. Sldle .dSdihsl -Niiic " hieNf ] young white woman, charged with rob bing E. L. Wilson of two sl0O bills. A special venire has been summoned to try the case s-H
 Mrs. W. R. Baker has announced the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Baker, to Charles Grayson. The wedding will take place in the Methodist church in Trinity, this county, on October 4. Both Miss Baker and MT. Graysop reside near Trin- ity and are well known.
 A most charming reception in honor of the Christian Endeavor society of the Nilloughby Presbyterian church. New Decatur, was given by Mir. and Mrs Herman L. Turner at their home. Sixth avenue, south. New Decatur. Ferns and cut flowers were used in profusion as dec orations in the parors and reception rooms.
 The following officers were elected for the ensuing term: President, H. L. Tur- ner; vice president, Henry Norton; sec-' retary-treasurer, Mrs. H. L.. Turner, and assistant secretary Mrs. Cecil Nantreese. Committees will be appointed later by the president and vice president.
 After the business meeting and recep- tion a social gathering was enjoyed, and a programme as follows was carried out.
 Humorous reading, Mrs. William Alex ander: "Origin of Christian Endeavor," the Rev. John A. Foster; What Our So- ciety Is Doing Miss Eugene Alexander; Future Christian Endeavor," Mrs James Call; paper, Miss Eugena Alexander; riano solo, Mrs. William Alexander; piano solo. Mrs. II. l.. Turner; address, Mrs. H. l.. Turner; prayer by several members.
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.Batted for Stanage in ninth. Score by innings: Boston ,. 900 no 01l-3 Detroit ..---.......#.s... ppo lol OOO-Z
 SUMMARY. Sacrifice Hits-Garer-r 2. Pape. Stolen Bases-Bush 3. Cobb ?. Base on Bafls-Pape 2. Works I. Bases on Balls-Paps 2, Works 4. Time-1:37. Umpires-OLou and Egan.
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l style of the state against Annie White, ] young white woman, charged with rob
 bing E. L. Wilson of two $1G0 bills. A
 special venire has been summoned to try the. ga } ' .s '. (
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Chicago, September 2o.-Chicago anal Philadelphia broke even in a double head
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-03

There is much being said and
much capital being made out OF
the fact that DR.. Aswell's travel
ing expenses while State Super
intendent amounted to $.67 per
day. His enimies say that ne
could not spend so much as $lo
per day, but we find that Judge
Hall, travelling at the expense OF
the State from Baton Rouge to
Shreveport spent besides MS
railroad fare, 81 for bus faTe' 81
for sleeper and $21 and some ODD
cents for ''hotel" bill and incl
dentals. The voucher does not
show what the lncidintals were.
Anyone who has ever travelled
knows that $7.67 is a very small
amount to spend per day while
travelling.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-03
Sheriff Sale.
26th Judicial District Court OF La
Parish of Washington
eank Of BogaIusa
Versus No. 00I4
Robert L. williams

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order of seizure and sale issued
out Of the above named court IN the
matter of Bank Of Bogalusa, versus
No. 1914, Robert L. Williams, dateo
July, % 1911, and to me directed lor
execution, l have seized and viii onel
for sale and sell to the last and h'gnest
bidder at the principal front door OF
courthouse, on
saturday, September g. 70"
between the legal sale hours for ]u@.
cial sales the following DESCRIBED
property to.wit: :,
ALI that part of the John Mitchell
H. r. No. 43 which lies in TIP. 3, s. H.
Is. E. St. Helena Meridian, contain
153. AT acres more or less.
Terms of sale cash with beneht OF
appraisement. This srd day Of August
19ll. ,,.o,r
Sheriff
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Constable Sale.
2Nn WARD JUSTICE CoURT~-WAsH-
1NGToN PARISH, LA.
w. f.. BaniSter
Versus
S. w. Wilks, ST.

Notice is hereby given that BY VII.
ture of q writ of fieri facias issued
ont of the above named court in the
after of W. Z. Banister
Versus 8. w. Wilks, sr'
and to me directed for execution,
I have seized and viii! offer for sale
and sell to the last and highest bidder
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on
Saturday, August ID, 1911
at the Office OF the Justice OF Peace
at Mt. Herman, L., the following
described property to-wit:
A judgement rendered in the sun
entitled. "Samuel w. Wilks VS.. No.
1888, W. E. Banister, on the docke'
of the 18th Judicial District Court
bearing date Of March 81, JILL 1o'
the sum of $3.50, and seized as I'M
property Of Samuel W. Wiiks' ST.
under said writ Of Fieri Eaciss.
Dated this 3lstday of July, 1911.
c. ]. MILLER,
Constable
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26th. judicial District Court, State OF
Louisiana, Parish Of Washington.
Hattisburs Trust 6 Banking Go.
Vs. 1896
A. Fortlnberry

Notice is hereby given that by vir'
tue Of an order Of Fieri Factas Is.
sued out Of the above named court In
the matter of Hattisburg Trust 4
Banking Cmpany vs.. No. 1895 A.
Fotinberry, dated July 81, lsll, and to
me directed for execution, l have
seized and will offer for sale and
sell to the last and highest bidder at
the principal front door OF the court
house on
Saturday, August II, 1911
between the legal sale hours for judi
cial sales the following described
property to wit:
One boiler, one engine, cav mill and
carriage and I'LL fixtures In said MILL
Term of sale: Cash with benefit OF
appraisement. This 9th day OF July
1911.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-03

It is claimed by the Good
Government League that thou
sands of voters from all over the
State nominated, endorsed and
brought out Judge Hall. We
can't see how they can be sincere
in this when it is a known fact
that John M. Parker selected
Judge Hall long before theCon'
vention met IN New Orleans anc
that the duly papers had sen
the news broadcast over tn
State even before the delegates
had been selected.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-03

stairs Practically indestructlb's.
A fight Of stairs has been erected
In Paris over which fourteen million
persons have passed without % mucn
% scratching the surface. These steps
are almost imperishable. for IN tho
concrete Of which they are construct
cd Z generous proportion Of carborun'
dun has been introduced. and since
carborundum 70 almost 40 hard - the
diamond, Il has given the concrete
. wearing quality which no marble o.
granite could possibly approach.
-.
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Sheriff Sales.
oath Judicial District Court OF L.
Parish of Warrington.
Outlet Gin Co.
VS.. No. l46S
W. F. Banister & S. w. Wilks, ST.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of q writ of Fieri Fsciss, issued
out Of the above named court In the
matter of Outlet Gin Company
Versus Number 1853, W. E. Bsntster
and y. Wilks, ST.. dated July lotn'
1911. and to me directed for execution.
I have seized and will offer for sse
and sell to the last aud highest bidder
It the principal front door OF tho
court house on
Saturday, September z, 1911
between legal sale hours for judicial
Sales the following described proper
~ to wit:
The Judgement rendered in the case
Of Samuel W. wllks, Sr. VS.. W. Z.
Banister, No. 1888 on the 3lst dsy OF
March 1911, and recorded April 3 1911
in Mortgage book 8, page 600, together
with interest and cost.
Term Of sale: Cash with benedt OF
appraisement. This 9th day OF July
1911. J6E N. MAGEE,
/ Sheriff
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The people Of Mississippi have
spoken and the famous secret
caucus which was q disgrace to
tho State has been denounced IN
no uncertain terms. MAJOR
Vardaman has won the fight Tor
U. s. Senator by a majority OF
from $1,000 to 10000 over both
his opponents. Senator Bllbo
won his race for Lieutenant
Governor by about the same
plurality.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-03

Evidently from the experience
of Judge Hall at Ruston, and
John NJ. Parker at Natchitoches,
the Good Government candidate
will be slow in accept
ing any invitation to speak from
the sane platform with DR..
Aswell. Judge Hall made such
a poor showing at Ruston that 1t
was decided by his managers
for him to stay away from
Aswell, but it was thought that
|Mr. Parker, the man who voted
the Republican ticket at the last
general election and who brought
Judge Hall out and VINO IS '!''
grand dictator Of the Coco
Government League, could sla!
the Doctor when they met, so n
goes to Natchitoches and whel
the smoke of battle had cleare'
away Parker felt and locke
o like he had passed through
thrashing machine and W
venture to say here that no IN
n else who is opposing Aswell wi
y dare meet him on the sam
platform.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-03

In this Issue appears the
of J. P. Wood for
Parish T. 'asurer. MIR. Wood
has held this Office one term ana
as far as we can learn has given
perfect satisfaction. He is a
good, reliable man, one that can
be trusted and we believe II ne
is elected again he will give the
neople the same honest service
that he has in the past.
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Notice.

The regular teachers exami'
nation will be held at Franklin.
ton, Thursday and Friday,
August 18th and 18th, and all
nersons wishing to teach in the
nublic schools of this parish, who
do not hold proper diplomas or
teachers certificates, must take
this examination.
J. w. BATEMAN,
Parish Supt
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-03

The Asweh speller has been
adopted in three other States
besides this. We wonder who,
by political pull and "Rlngly"
prestage, forced it on the people
Of these other states? The
spgller must have had merit or it
would not have been adopted
there.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-03

The editor Of this paper is q
Gt,od Government supporter, but
be objects to the ring methods OF
that organization and cannot
snnport q candidate who is the
tuteleQe Of John NJ. Parker. an
erstwhiIe Republican and who oy
6;s own utterance is now playing
practical policts.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-03

LOST OR MISLAID: One
note, dated May, 1911, due July
list, 1911, for $24.4o, made paya-
bic to T. A. Fisher by T. j. Sim
mons. All parties are warned
against trading for said note.
II. A. FISHER,
Franklinton, La.
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STRAYED-From my place At
Pinecliff, one brown mare, witt
both hind feet white, about ivy
wears old. Liberal reward to1
her return or any Information
leading to her recovery.
las. W. RUSSELL,
Pinecli6. Id
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-03

tockholder. The failure, from any
.ause. to elect Directors on the day
shall not dissolve this cor
and the officers and Directors
then in office, shall hold over until
their successors shall have been
elected and qualified. In the event
Of the failure to hold an election on
the day stipulated, the President shall
call an election to be held as soon
thereafter as possible, after giving
the notice hereinabove provided tor.
The Board of Directors, at Its first
meeting after its election, shall elect
from it's members . president and one
or more vice presidents who shall hold
Office during the term Of said Board
and it shall appoint a cashier and such
other officers and employees as it shall
see ct, and it may dismiss said cashier
and such other officers and employees
1T pleasure. The Board Of Directors
shall have power and authority to
define the duties of all officers and
employees, FIX their compensation,
REQUIRE from them bonds for the
faithful performance OF their duties
and fix penalties therefor. At all
meetings Of the stockholders for the
election Of Directors, or for any other
purpose, each stakeholder shall be
entitled, directly or by proxy, to one
vote for each share Of stock held By
him, provided that the person OF
persons offering to vote, shall own biz
or they share Of stock, registered or
the books Of this corporation in his o.
their names respectively, for thirty
days prior to the date of said voting
Thus done and passed at my offic'
in the presence of w. j. Kemp and E
H. Thompson, two competent wit
nesses, this End day Of January, 1911
lido ]. BALL,
, by W. I. DAME
j. E. BALL,
J, by w. I. DAME
G. r. PoPF,
bv w. I, DAME
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FOR Police Juror

-. Rr.- Leader is authorized to an
;...cs The following as candidates
ss... .,..,,hars Of Police Jury Of Wash
- Psrish, subject to the action %
psmocratic primaries:
First Ward:
q. 8. BRUMFlELD,
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Orleans Hotel
n. K. scH1LL1NG, Prop.
ti21 ~. Charles Street
New Orleans, La.

European and American f ian.
Comfortable, clean rooms anu ,a nr,s
class meals, day or week. at moderaH
nrices Centrally located, half Dlock
from Canal Street. Convenient 70
shoDping district, theatres, ano
deDots; Cars to all parts OF the Guy.
Ladies viii be met at train 1t requested
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-03

~ Era.Leader is authorized to
DELOS R. JOHNSON
- : candidate for Representative form
Washiaxton Parish, subject to the
.ction q the Democratic primary.
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The Era.Leader is authorized to
announce
A. ]. Afford
n = candidate for State Senator from
this Senatorial District, subject to the
], action Of the Democratic primaries.
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N. A. TH1GPEN
For Assessor:

- Era-Ieader is authorized 70
O.. w. MAGEE,
$3.50 ... !. lnndidate for Assessor OF WASH.
{ isetoo psrish, subject to the action OF
- Democrstic primaries.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that we
are applying for pardon.
D. MARTIN,
SAMBo GAY.