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The Calumet news., 1912-02-16
HELP THE KIDNEYS
Calumet Readers Are Iearnino -.
Way

Calumet Readers Are learniro ~,
Way.
It's the little kidney Ills
The lame. weak or aching back-
The unnoticed urinary dlsorasrs
That lead to dropsy and prlsh,.
disease.
When the kidneys are sick
Help them with Doan's kidney pm.
A remedy especially for slck si"
neys. '
Doan's have been curing klano,
troubles for 75 years.
Endorsed by $4,000 people-enAo..
ed by citizens of this locality.
Mrs. A. Licquie. sos Franklin G,
Hancock. Mich. says: Il ha0 hoo,.
aches and pains across my lolns ma q
was hard for me to stoop or llft a,s
not rest Well at night. used noon'a
Kidney Pills. and they did me n wor,s
Of good. Since then have NOT haS
backache. can recommend Doon,a
Kidney Pills highly"
For sale by all dealers. Price 70
cents. Foster Milbprn Co. Bunalo
New York, sole agents for the Tnl,as
States.
Remember the name-Doan,s-ana
take no other.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-16

a very suitable jury room or thai
there Is another room over the sher.
iits residence and Jail which might
be used.
the sanitary arrangement OF the
present county building has also beon
subjected to considerable criticism ana
Is said to be very inadequate.
II Is probable that the county hoard
viii take up the matter of a new ioiI
which has already been freely discuss.
ed and Tor which plans are being pre-
pared. this spring and the county
building may be considered at the
same time.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-16
WIFE, AK And
BARREL OF PORK
THESE CONSTITUTE THE NEcEs-
Sites OF SETTLERs.-so.
SHORE TO SETTLE
100000 FAMILIES.

+. w. MacPherran land commits
sioner with the Duluth. South Shore
a Atlantic railroad, arrived from Mar
quette this morning and became per-
manently established in Duluth with
Offices In the Manhattan building, says
the Duluth Herald.
with Vice President and General
Manager Walker of the South shore
Mr.. MacPherran's task win be 60 coli
onlze Northern Michigan and North
ern Wisconsin, with settlers.
I'VE need 100000 families. and when
we get them established and their
farms well under way the new terri
tory win help to reduce the cost ol
living" said Mr.. MacPherran this
morning.
"s ;hink eighty acres is about the
right amount for the farmer 10 take
IN new country such as we are open
ing up We have from 100000 TO TO-
0O0 900 acres OF land tributary 90 the
line of the South shore and a great
part of IL is as good as any land for
farming.
"Of course, the greater part of IL is
hay land. but that is what we want
ia this country. DairyIng viii one day
attract the eyes OF the world 10 this
region.
III a man has few hundred dollars
left after buying a piece Of land i'm
either upper Michigan or Northern
Wisconsin and is willing 10 work.
there is no question but that he viii DE
successful.
Il have seen young men go on a
piece OF land with barrel of pork. an
AK and a young wife. In a few years
hc has finely cleared farm, suitable
buildings and money in the bank This
is not a dream OF pipe smoker, but
an actual reality"
= Mr. MacPheTan has been land COM
missioner with the South Shore at
Marquette, Mich. Believing that the
Work could be handled better from this
The Calumet news., 1912-02-16
cHAssHLL BOYS BAND.
Concert Thie Evening by Progressive
Mrsieai Organization.

Mvsical Organization.
The receatly organized Chassell
BOYS band will make It's first public
appearance this evening at the town
hall In band concert and vaudc-
vile entertainment. for which the fol-
iowig program has been announced:
March--Albion. willard.
Andante and waltz. Ackerman.
March--Arcadia, Snowberger.
Waltz-Deiia. Raymond.
Eismore. McCosh.
Wnltz-Sllver Tone. Root.
March-Triumph. McCosh.
WaltZ-Wayside Inn. McCosh.
Part IT.
Miss Eva willard. pianiste.
Frank y. Mitchell, The Troubles Of
Dooley"
The Merry Four. Messrs. Gagnon.
Hancock. Manson, Showers.
The petite vocalist Edna Mae Beau
lieu
simpson & Beaulieu, Instrumental
lists
Frank y. Mitchell. the hot air artist
The Calumet news., 1912-02-16
MURDER TRIAL
IS COMMENCED
DRAWING OF JURY FOR CASE or
MATT HENDRlcksoN ANKA.
LA. HoUHrA AcoUlT-
TED OF ROBBERY.

The trial OF Matt Hendrickson An
kala. charged with the murder OF Mrs
Ida Kaarcla at ST. Mary's location, on
Nov. last. was started this morn
ing in circuit court before Judge
O'Brien. Attorneys Harry COrgan and
Louis Legris representing the defend
ant as counsel The drawing Of jury
was begun on the opening of court
this morning and Il Is not expected
that the taking Of testimony will he
gin until some time this afternoon. The
case is expected 90 last a couple OF
days at least on account Of the great
number OF Witnesses over twenty, that
have been subpoenaed TO testify. These
Witnesses are the same that We're call
ed az the coroner's inquest and the
preliminary hearing i'm the justice
court, ard include tho people living
downstairs in the house where the
shooting was committed n former
boarder at the Kaarela home between
whom and the defendant is said 10
have been some IN feeling. the police
who made the arrest and investigation,
daughter of the dead woman, several
neighbors, and others.
The circumstances Of the case so
far as known are that the occupants
of the lower floor Of the house heard a
sound upstairs and on going up found
Mrs. Kaarela dead on the floor, and
Hendrioksn lying unconscious near her,
with bullet wound in the back of
The Calumet news., 1912-02-16
PROBATE PROCEEDINGS.
Matters Before Judge Bentley in Pro
bate Court During Week.

patc OObtb CbIfn9 WccNs
The following Is a summary OF busi-
ness before Judge George Z. Bentley
in the Houghton county probate court
during the past week
Warrant and inventory filed Ia the
estate OF Jacob n. Johnson Alatalo,
deceased.
order appointing administrators filed
in the estate OF Alex Luoma. deceased; {;
bond fixed al $4,000
Order closing hearing OF claims filed
in the estate or Robert Dobbie de-
ceased.
order closing hearing Of claims nled
in the estate of Map Usimaki, de-
ceased.
Final account filed In the estate Of
Nicholas Thurmes. deceased; hearing
March 9. 1912
Petition for probate of foreign will
filed in the estate OF Edward w $
Jones. deceased; hearing February
10th. 1912.
Inventory filed in the estate OF Mike
Meriljanen. deceased.
Inventory filed in the estate OF Mar
ion Garich. deceased
Inventory filed i'm the estate of Ste
fan Cajzar. deceased
Inventory filed in the estate Of ergo
Tomac, deceased.
Inventory flied in the estate Of JOS
cph Ceruic deceased.
Inventory filed in the estate Of An
ton Wirtanen deceased.
Inventory fled in The estate OF An
ton Kresina, deceased.
Bond Of administrator and letters
Of administration filed in the estate OF
Simon Simonson. deceased.
Petition for the appointment Of ad-
ministrator filed in the estate Of Jacob
Ruokanen. deceased; hearing March
18th. 1912
Petition for the appointment OF spe-
cial administrator and order appoint
ing special administrator filed in the
estate Of Jacob Ruokanen, deceased.
Guardian appointed in the estate Of
Orne Kuopus. minor.
Bond of guardian and letters Of
guardianship filed in the estate Of Orne
Kuopus, minor.
Testimony and order determining le-
gal heirs filed in the estate of Pierre
Pichette, deceased
Bond of administrator and letters
of administration filed IN the estate Of
Alex Luoma, deceased
Petition FOR specific performance Of
land contract filed in the estate of
Joseph Bourdeau. deceased; hearing |
March .. 1912.
Petition for the appointment OF ad-
De bonis non filed in the /
estate OF Ida :. Kuopus, deceased;
hearing March s. 1912.
Petition Tor appointment Of special /
administrator, order appointing special !
bond Of special admin
Lstrator and letters of special admlnis- |
iration filed in the estate OF Ida s. /
Kuopus. deceased.
Petition. order and receipt for settle 4
ment Of claims filed In the estate Of .
Ida $. Kuopus deceased.
Petition for the appointment OF spe-
cial administrator and order appoint
ng special administrator filed i'm the
estate OF Jacob Ruolzanen. deceased.
Order appointing administrator
bond OF administrator and letters of
filed in the estate of
Antonio Chiappero. deceased
Petition, order and receipt for the
settlement Of claim filed ia the estate
of Edward Kuopus deceased.
Petition, order and receipt for set
uement of claim filed in the estate of
Drue Kuopus, minor.
Order allowing claims and for pay
mont of debts flied in the estate Of
uscph WissiuR deceased.
Bond of administrator and letters Of
The Calumet news., 1912-02-16
HouoHToN 6REvlTlEs

The Isle Royale Methodist Sunday
Royale mill schoolhouse next Tuesday
evening.
The meeting of the village council
which was called for this afternoon 10
arrange election prelmnares has
been postponed until Monday after
noon.
Marriage licenses were issued today
TO Oskar Salonen and Sophie Karvo-
men OF South Range and to Kust
The Calumet news., 1912-02-16
IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED.
Present Houghton County Building
Deficient in Many Ways.

CeHCient IN Many ways.
Greater privacy for juries is said
to be greatly needed at the Houghton
county building The jury room adj
joins ;he courtroom and is opposite the
room IN which the audience sits. but SO
close 90 it, that il is possible to hear
any discussions above the ordinary
tone Of voice. While the jury i'm the
Holman case was celebrating this
week. the discussions were louder than
usual and it was necessary for Judge
O'Brlen TO send an officer 10 instruct
the members that more quiet was de-
sirable.
IL is claimed that the space above
the court room, which has been par
italy fitted up for sleeping quarters
for the jury, could be converted into
The Calumet news., 1912-02-16

administration filed In the estate OF
George smith, deceased.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-16
Houehton Department

end OF tho line. his Office was trans
ferred from Marquette TO Duluth.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26

Mrs, ]. L. Brock and son
Robert are spending the week
9TH Brockdale relatives.
Pine. LIZ. Dec. 16.-P'ne
Grove Nm. IS Woodmen c'rc'e :
viii urveil the monument eFec@u
over the grave of the late so''
! Li,,i. Seal.at the family grave.
v,rd Sunday Dec. 20 1912 At II
o'clock q. m. Hon. D. r. johnson
vill be the orator of the Day
All members Of the "oodman
Circle are req vested to be pres
ent and take part.
Wilson E. Grain,
Clerk
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26

All the farmers of Washington
nar;sh and surrounding parishes
are invited to meet at the school
| Auditorium, at Bogalusa satur-
dsy Dec. % at 10 a. m. ana near
Harry D. Wilson. Mr. "''soo is
lone Of the most successful firm
,{ers of Tanglpahoa Parish on the
Il. g. Railroad where Trey ship
strawberries in tralp load lots
lMr. Wilson is eng' .ged by the
State AgriculturA Department
Ito make addres' ses al over the
: state and the ','ogalusa Truckers
:. iAssociation have invited him to
come to B ,oealuss on the above
date. 'tt'h. local Truckers A''o !,
ciatioA already have large enooe'
mer leadership t0at tLey eAp~o'
stlip from one to three carloads
. Of truck each day this comm
H. summer. The great need OF tn
part Of the country now Is ~
rel areater prosperity among u
r.. farmers. If YOU are a 1arm u
il will pay you to come ~ m'l'
IN hear Mr.. Wilson. If you al
'ck i business man you shonld he
!" him a. the farmers interest,"
vours.-C. C. Stratt;man, eres'
nd Rooslusa Trucker 8 Assoc'at'e
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26

The briefest statment OF the
killing is ill that can Be had at
thi, time, but ii appears that
Kennedy, while drinking, went
~ n. home Of Thomas and some
kind of difficulty arising, Thomas |.
.hot and killed Kennedy. Word
"a, brought to the sher'a ~no
| ..rt ont It once after Thomas
Tho coroner has also gone "
hold the inquest.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26
dwelling.

AnW. O. W. and the pubic
.re invited to attend the W. o.
v. dwelling Of sov. Milton A.
Smith monument st his 1atner,s
home. W. l.. Smith. on Jan. ~.
1Q19. 1t II a. m. and bring q well
al,ad hasket. Oak Grove Caml
No. 400. M. f. Mil'o'
Clerk
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26
Rio Notes.

Mia Rosa Richardson has re-
turned home to spend the hol'~|
days.
Miss Geneva Kendall has been
attending tho protracted mees'
ing at Lees Creek this week.
Mrs. ]. B. Pounds left today
.or a visit to relatives in NC
Comb City.
Miss Dixie Mitchell and Mr.
Zoe Pace we're shopping in New
lOrle.us on Monday.
The school children enjoyed
Chr;.tmas tree u the school
house lat Friday afternoon.
i Mr.. and Ars. N. 0. White u
spending their vacation With NJ
q Whites parents at Pioayune.
IL. Pounds Was on the SIC
}. ,;.t the first of the week but
improving now.
Misses Maggie Mizell AZ
i. ICaneva Kendall and Heints BY
=. attended the Christmas tree
Stain Friday night.
Miss Maggie Nisell 10 visit
relatives at Sun this week.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26
Schober-Wood.

The parlors Of Mr.. and Mrs..
Geo. V. D, Schober's home 10
Fayette, Miss. were filed Mon
day morning. Dec. 18th. With
a large and brilliant GATHERING OF
relatives and friends to witness
the marriage Of their daughter
Miss Alma a. Scheber to Mr..
W. E, Wood of jacksonville. La
The parlors were elsboraee'y
decorated with palms and ferns
and flowers. As the CLOCK
struck eight, the song Melody ,
> Of Love" was sweetly rendered
bv Miss Cecil Fleming Of Match
~. Miss. Az the Mendelsahon
> Wedding March resounded. tn
bride entered on the arms OF be
grandfather, proceeded by Mis-
|Ior. M.ye Schober, sister Of Ia
" bride as maid Of Honor. Nj
". E. Wood, with his best MAJ
lMr.oP. CQldate Of Msdisonvill
on .va;ted her coming. The Cer<
= mouy WAS performed BY Rs'' {
10 Johnson. After the ceremon
IVY the bride and groom stood und
NC Il bell made Of beautiful dowe
s ~ TO receive congratulations.
The wedding couple LETT
the morning train amid shove
Of rice and best wishes. enrol
AZ for Shreveport. New or'ea
:. it and Fradklinton. After sh.
az. l honeymoon trip they vii L. beii
fore fore homsap Madiscnil!st II
i ioc, were th1ss1 ci6ents Of MI
ats beautiful giits.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26
'HERg IS REAL CONFINEMENT
co'oeap Boy has -, ~. H.d Work
a A,mo,t Daily:

'w,:,~ ~. oo,orad h ~ was cae
her hardwood floors 49, .l}.re,
maid took IN interest j bib. * -. -o,,,
~Has 1911 bean . good year l. I'm.
Edwud% she asked. "0h, ye j
rvs no complaint to mke," Edval.
chee4u]ly replied, sitting up on biz
bended knees, Japanese taahion, and
Displaying two rows Of worries that
were sound enough to make anyone
contented. II got no fault 70 find.
rw had work most every day th''
year. It, been . pretty good yeaf
for me"
~What . ba,is for sr.tituder
thoufAt the bachelor maid to her:sf,
hastil ) 1svismng her own blessing
along that anil othr linz. "Psfh,Ps
=, can lean ,some god lessons fson
o.. oolo,d h,reth,sa, With hs;1 a.
dom from verzJ and anxiety:' Th9 =
n. reusmbassd . story shs onee h.d
hard . southern girl tell. At To
foot Of tn. old home lot IN New w.
leau, stood . cabin which vas oceu'
. p;sd BY IN elderly darty. He slv:y'
, T,s ready to make himself useful,
, and one day when missile wanted q
. t,unk taken to the station she inter.
vieved "uncls" on the subject u
r will give you two bits, rncle' sne
told him, IF you will take my tun!
! 10 the station" "sho, missile, d
!. t.te. you trunk TO y all, but isx'
:. ,o;.de. Nh doan need no two bita
y A. got . nickel"
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26
STATUE MADE OF CONCRETE
1h.t Medium Substit pted tor sso"s ="
France With Adm'rae's
0teu'kA

Reinforced concrete - . consuuc-
t;.nal material il coming more ana
.er, NJ favor. Recently It Wa
rep,l into service for statuary pu1-
pass, /. 1ae piece Of work in this me- ,
dun having been completed recently
q Hspaly, in France.
The statue, whic), il 4s fet h'gn'
q.v1s . pedestal "a feet in height,
lie teaal height Of the monument
therefore beia9 n feet. :,
Itwas ntsadd originally that tn p
statue should b cast in iron, but OIL
nc,ltss arsae With TIE donor, q
that b. dse;ded ultimately to ascer.
tain The Possibilities Of reinforced
soncrete ter this purpose. 1t va
t..k bsset with innumerable and Pc
sular diAieulties; but these ver'
: overcome q they arose, and tn
. statue resembles in every way . piec'
. Il work in stone.
b Ths statue va. div9a9 into fou
tHb-almay, TIE cylindrical bast
l4M4ooss ! efes ef hori.0nt'
u edmec4ng TIE con With the q
terua lhaA carrying IL contour q
&c Asase, and . spesial limb to gu y
Z ,eet he uphfted am. The tot
n weight Of the statue i 80 tons.
The perfection Of the work n !,
= aroused considerable comment, u
. statue having The appearance OF ID
ing been carved from . sslid block
stone;-Chambets Journal.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26
Anding IL ascend.
Ep1eF: !; :; ; !.
Fits 4A4t.hFs.

my son was co., .,,ooo ..u.s.
bad case Of epilefa.
Miles Nervine. ,mEsArr1yrn
MRS. D. BAKER, pe:itio.-~.vias
my little dug ,ass,.vss. q. ,.
afflicted with st. v;as .u,ts. b dae.
is now entirely wei ~ ~, rs ;..,, .,.....,
DR.. Miles Neryine.ss.e ely: s.
months"
MRS. c. G. BENNETT,
Alma, Mich
Epilepsy, Fits, St. vitus
Dance and spasms, are all nerv-
Gus diseases. They have been
cured in 50 many instances with
Dr.. Miles Nervine that it Is
reasonable to conclude that i E
almost sure to cure you. With
,sneryors diseases Of :. severe
type, persistent. use has almost
invariably result .in j complete
cure OF lasting benefits, worth
many times the cost q the rem
edy. The best evidence you czu
get Of its merits IS to write g
those who have used Il. Get I
bottle from your druggist. TAX
it all according to directions, GsI's
il it does not benefit he viii 8
turn your mooey.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26
.,opa pA,N-HEALs WOUNDS.

poYAI,tNE Oils 5 GooD PAIN IA!
! lfHnIQlNE . wehAs : wv 49, !.
8 no. IT. greater sNens'r ~! XIV; in =.
= oItside, man or beast; ase
16s Il 70 further, and tnere,t09r1s
LANCER VALUE FOR TIE ~
Z S0NEY. Pleasant, clean. safe. ~. y.
6Qc. Money back II not ss''S
siosteE9.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W. OFT spent!
Christmas with relati,essst Ut. +
Herman.
The old reliable and unexcelled
Iowneys Candies in Christmas
packages at Babington's Drug
Store. l.
Joe Bateman Of Boylor uu''
versity, and Robert Cottong' u
of Lafayette are spending 'n'
holidays at home.
Mrs. G, w. Goodbee received
at her home on Wednesday from
6 to 10 D. NJ, in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs, W. E. Wood OF Msa'-
sonville.
Daily newspapers, magazines
etc constantly on sale, and or
, ders taken fer any publication
r novels rented, and reading PRIV
ilege extended by, ~
Peoples Drug Co.
81 On Saturday morning l''t sns
T. following departures were MADE !.
from our little city, for the boil
4 day season: Miss Sara "'ll''m =
.. son. Natchitoches. Miss Pearl
y Griffith, Port Hudson. Miss Ko''
. Gale, Baton Rouge. Miss FloJt
Ball. Angie. J. e. Chapman s'1
III Francisco, Cal.
es| After hree.weeks epent In tn
NJ home Of Mrs. Ada Darlington
Miss Bessie Bates retsrne
,t- Friday to her home in un'o'
rs Springs, Ala. Miss Bates Va
;er accompanied home By her orot'
it er, Harvey Bates. who tor u
T. mast Il, months has had charl
.|of the Agricultural Depsrtme'
" at this place, but who goes no
DIV to take charge Of biz father
are ~: store at Union Springs. Als'
AXE Two wonderfully succss'i
and highly creditable enter's'
lido ta;nments were presented II !
' .an school auditorium Thursd
';na and Friday nights. being I
.rr public contests Of tho lnd'
40 and Barbarian Societies resp
till lively.
The successful contesta1
will 90 up against each .ot
at early in January at q joint mi
sum ing, at which time they ext
lock to furnish an evening of unus
the interest to the public. The 9
nrch cessful contestants are as
Am lows:
ouarttes- Indians, Barr
ekin. Simmons, Wilbur Pope. Ro'
ents and Delos Msgee; Barbara
tvs |Jenie Burris. Ophelis T
'son Agnes Wood, and Myrtle "
Inns Declarations -EloiseR ichar
VIM. and Jenie Burris.
Ma. Grafton Barrette o'mn
iris. Wilton Magee.
Piano sol-Ruth Bateman
.o.a Marie Magee.
1917 Debate-Wilbur Pope and
Magee--Bertha Pierce ana
NC" man Corkern.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26
FRANKL1NToN, LA, DEC. 20, 1912

Miss Mamie Bickhan of Boz VI
galusa is the guest of Mrs. r. o
NJ. Brown h
Miss Leila Magee and Wiley
Wood of Amite City are visiting a
relatives here this week. 6
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. .Weakley q
Of Sunny Hill are guests OF Mr.
Mrs, l. L. Pope this week.
Mrs. c. c, Simmons left Sum {
d.y for Woodville, where she
will spend Christmas with her
parents.
Mrs. ]. G. Denman and chill d.
rem left Tuesday for a few Gays
visit with her parents at .,Sm'tn-
burg. Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Smith and
daughter, Georgia spent Christ
mas Day here with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. N, Simmons.
Free reading privilege is given
70 patrons who occupy the tables
in the refreshment department
of Peoples Drug Co,
On Christmas Day while shoot
inc fire works Lloyd Simmons
was lighting a cannon cracker j:
from q cigar in his mouth and II
exploded. shot his left eye o"''
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Wood Of
jacksonville, and Mrs, Robert
Wood of Gatesville, MISS ar
amending the holidays with incl
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 'ah
Wood,
Magazine readers who resid
IN the vicinity of Frankllnto
can secure the same clubbln
rates through Peoples Dru
Company as they can any wnel
slse. Cash need not be paid Il
tho maoazines begin to arrive
NOTICE. will preach
Pine Church on the Second SUI
day in January 1913 at II o'clo .,
..m. Ny subject vii! be Il
christian duty to the On ur'
and How l May Know That l 4
T. S. Entrek
The following college studen
have come in for the holida!
Miss Dora Maude Johnso
Judson, Mrs. Vera Jenkl
| Hlllman, T. J. Magee and Y
n r. g u. Robert
/ eee. soule, aud Newton Burr
Ruston.
| Bog.lusa, La, Dec. o. Il
Dear Farmers:
| Begin the
yesr BY selling some OF
nice dressed pork, sausage
/ butter chickens and choice '
| tables at the Public Marke g,
| Boaalusa. The Market VII
OPENED Wednesday. Jan. l.
|. Come early. drive in at G
eate, back your wagon up "
J | platform, display your pro
and the buyers will come !"
Market Assocla
Mrs. W. j. Jones was tn
cious hostess at a hands !
appreciated luncheon on
day last, which was gwen y
or.of Mr.. and Mrs. W. +.
Of Jacksonville. who are n
their honeymoon trip.
The rooms of her 81
home we're beautifully dee
IN the Yuletide colors int
large wreaths Of holly an
t,etoe. The table wh
suests seated in the dinir
vh;ch wss most artisticl
or.tad With ferns and rec
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26

Newt Kennedy a Young Man
About p Years of Age, Shot
and Killed by Zander Thorn
"a on Christmas Night Near
Pine, La.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26

N1TICE-The Town 30
ara nov due, and unles pale
20 this month the same VIZ
come delinquent January !. ~
and draw two per cent 'o's'
per n'S D. B. Walker.
FOR SALE .e.e. !, :.
l;.3d ;nef outside corpoIss.o
Mic Mia 1Blsnc6. Has house. q. 49,.
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appreciated luncheon on ea'ur
d.y last, which was gwen IN l., non
or.of Mr.. and Mrs. ". =. "ooo'
al jacksonville. who are mere w
their honeymoon trip.
The rooms of her Spacious
home we're beautifully decorated
n the Yuletide colors including
larpa vreaths of holly and mis-
t,atoe. The table when tue
su.sts seated in the dining room
Which was most artisticly dec
Grated with ferns and red rlooor
and candles supported in silve'
holders. shaded in crimson. Tn
nlacas we're marked by dalnt
hand painted cards and tn
souvenirs we're made OF fudg
wrapped in red ribbon with no
IL leaves.