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TWO WEIGHTV QUESTIONS
WERE PRESENTED.

Two weighty questions were presented
by this phase OF the case. The first was
q question OF law: Does the purchase
outright by one railroad company OF the
controlling corporate stock of another
result in a combination In violation OF
the Sherman Antitrust law? No cose
seemingly had arisen which decided the
point Judge Hook reached the conclu-
sion that since It had been decided In the
Northern Securities case that the hold
ing OF the stock of two companies by a
third was violation of the law, there
fore the holding by one OF those two OF
the stock of the other must likewise be
a violation.
But judges Adams, Van Devanter and
Sanborn did not pass on this question
because they decided the case against
| the Government on the second question.
The second question was whether the
Union Pacific and the Southern Pacific
were competitors for San Francisco
business. The Government presented
| witnesses to show the two companies
| before the merger maintained rlval
soliciting agents in the East and Una,
they were commercially regarded as
competitors for transcontinental busi-
ness. The Court reached the conclusion
| that the question of whether they were
competitors was not to be decided en-
tirely as a matter OF fact governed py
testimony, but was partially question
| OF law.
As a matter OF law. It was held ina
the two could not be competitors pe-
cause the Union Pacific had to depend
upon the Southern Pacific to get from
| Ogden to San Francisco and upon inde-
pendent railroads to bring freight and
pa ssengers from the East to 1t at Kan
sas City and Omaha. In so finding. the
Court concluded the Union Pacihcs line
from ogden through Portland 10 san
Francisco was !mpracticable.
| Weight was given by the majority
| OF the Court to the testimony Tor the
railroads that the purchase was made
not to throttle competition but to pre-
vent the Union Pacific being bottled
up Mt Ogden. 1t was said that Mr..
| Hartman, acting for the Union "a
cific, first tried to purchase from the
Southern Pacific and old Central Pa
cific line, extending from Ogden to San
Francisco. In this he failed. Then he
entered into negotiations with G. j.
Huntington for the purchase of large
block of the Southern Pacific stock. In
that, too. he failed. After Mr. Hunt
ington died efforts were renewed. The
Gould interests were said to have been
a rival bidder. This time Mr.. Harri-
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Union Pacific merger began in 1908
In that year Attorney-General Bona
parte filed in the United States Circuit
Court for Utah a petition to split the
transcontinental railroads brought to-
gether by Edward II. Hartman. This
powerful combination was alleged to
be in violation of the Sherman Anti
Trust law.
Hartman. Jacob II. SchifY. Otto II.
Kahn. James Stillman, Henry II. Rog-
ers. Henry c. Frick and william a.
Clark were named BY tho Government
AZ the creators OF the combination and
the supporters Of It's existence. The
allegations set forth in the petition
stretched over the development of. the
entire nation and went far into the
sanborn. Van Devanter. Hook and
Adams were called to pass on the suit.
The Governments case was built
largely around the purchs &c by the
Union Pacific Railroad COMPANY, In 1901
and 1902. OF &c per cent. of the stock
OF the Southern Pacific Company, re-
ferred to as ordinarily a controlling in
terest. The main line of the Union
Pacific extended from Kansas city and
Omaha to ogden. BY subsidiary COM
panies II reached Portland. Ore. and
thence, by steamers. San Francisco and
the Orient. The Southern Pacific had
q line by sea and land from New York
to San Francisco and Portland by way
OF New Orleans. and owned the Central
Pacific. extending from the terminus of
the Union Pacific at ogden to San
Francisco.
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REAL PHYSICAL EFFORT.
tfrom the Washington start
What IL your favorite sport?'
Fighting my way through a crowd
to get good seat at n football game"
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GOVERNMENT BEGAN
FIGHT ON MERGER
FOUR YEARS AGO.

The Governments fight against the
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NUMBER 9

ne Or, 9 20, /, II, IS 50
David Fortinberry, 81 q, in n
hf Of SO or, 3 S, 1, 1O.. ...6 3
Jesse Blackwell, 40a, part Of
the W A Daniels Instead 5 30
S D Hart, 80 a, n by Chas.
Magee, W Hart, W by w E
Blckham ................5 W
Thos Hayes, 1 lot and impt
in Hackley. II 90
Chas Hubbard, lot IL, b y
s E Richardson ad to
Bogalusa ...5 25
Mrs Sylvia Jackson, lot 4, b
81 in s E Richardson ad to
,v';s Ss5s1ss. }ess' :; in h; ii, i,i;i4:s $ 8
Charlie Msgee, 40 q sw Or Of
SO or, 9 20, 1, H.. ......4 50
George Magee, 40 q, sw or Of
NV ar 9 80, l, IL. 80 81
Malrie Magee, 40 q, br 3,l,n
nj warren, . Hays Creek6 70
Albore Magee, 40 q, NV ar OF
sw or 8 80, 1, II. ..6 20
Marcus Miller, q a aud impt
| IN hr 81 and 80, 2, TO-. a A
Mrs Alex Martin, 40 a, ne Or
Of SO or 8 4, 2, II. q 20
Emma Marruch, ! q, II byJ J
Ball, Q and S s Pierson, "
by Sam Brown. ..... II 72
Jesse Moses, 162 a, ne or @
27, |. 13. II 80
Katie Moses, q q, lot /, 8 6
1,13....................41 l, 13. a Is
Andrea Otis, 80 a in 8 part Of
Albare / Pierson. :.a;..;l' ii =, and :
impts, n by T P Fornea, Q
by River road. ..........5 O4
Susan Polk, % q, in hr 42,
2, Il, . by Batson, by
Valnado ..6 II
Harry Peters, 50 q n and Q by
N speishts, 9 by Charles
Wilson, W Jno Peters. . g %
Heirs Of Frank Peters, 80 .,
in hr 81, /, IA acq Of W L
Warren .Ss8 78
Heirs of Lizzie Peters,; 81 .
in hr 40, /, H.. s. 80
Minnis Peters; 81 q in hr Il,
1,A....................5 l, IA. s. 81
Jesse Peters, 30 a. in hr 81,
IA, n by W Peters, 9 by
Lucy James,, 80. g 80
J s Self, 80 q, n by Mrs wilks
9 by Sol Sam, 81 E Fornea6 28
] W Sam, 81 q, n and Q BY
Batson, W j A Pierce. 8 25
Lucy Tate, 50 q, n by C Tate
9 by Westmorelsnd, " by
y " Smith. IS is
John Thompson, GO ., n bys
Wilson. Q bp w Hart, Why
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of Thos James Instead. 9 90

!, 10: ...5 rs
s W Wilks Sr, 95 q, lots 6, z
8 %, 80 q in sw cor hr 81,
l, 10, "a n. by H T Bank.
ston, Q by T D Biokham 10 43
] NJ White. 100 a, n and "
I'M Kemp, Q l. B Burch, /.
sM Miller, so a, n by G b
Seal, 9 by Maria Vernon, 8
I'M Kemp, GO q, n by ]
Schilling, B G Miller, 8
Mamie Bulloch. is 40
D G Wood, lots / and 8 So ~
and tract sqr 234 in Frank
linton, 90. IL &c
G P Welch, 6 q acq Of w P
Bulloch, n by W F Varnado
W by River road "a 7g
Welch. s ., 2 hogs 2 dogs
5 COWS ws:,...............6 6 II
Williams Bros 100000 # of
lumber and 1 saw mill Al 6e
Mrs Robt l. williams, / imp
and 10 vacant lots in Lees
Creek g OF
J B Williams, 100 q in So or
9 43, 3, H.. ..8 9(
j p wilson, 5 q in Bankston
ad to Bogalusa. -. .....3 Z:
Emily williams, 40 q, Q Hy
williams. 8 by H H williams
II a ne and sw by Hy will.
Jams. 5 . in hr AZ, 1, Is. s. 1e
Mrs Laura warner, AZ q and
impts in 9 8, 1. 13, n by N
Batson, Q ] r Rhodes . s g.
CoLoRED LIST.
VIM Brum6eld, 40 q, sw ar
Of SO or, s24, /, g.. s 64
w A Burkhalter, 20 a, hf int
in NV ar Of NV ar 8 q, 2,93 83
Julia Brumfield, 120 q, n by
Jack Afford, Q by J o Ma.
gee, s by A Brock g q
Charlie Bickham, IS q, part
Of will Brumfeld Instead. z 4s
Louis Bickham, 60 q, part Of
NV or 9 Is, 1, II. ~ 3s
Tom Barker, $50 q, n hf Of SO
Or of ne Or, 90 or Of NV ar
9 l3, 1, 10, 100 q, ne ar Of
ne or, lots !, 4, 5, and 6.s
IA, 1, 10. .....,. .26 q
Tom Barker Jr, 10 a, swqr Of
ne Or 8, 13, 1, 10. IS
Mrs Mamie Barker, Is . in
n hf Of sw Or, 8 "a, /, 10. 2 50
Ira Barr, 50 . in hr 81, /, IA 6 8{
Celia Byunnu, III q. lots 1,
2, 8, 4, sH, / and l3. - 19
Frank Grain, 40 q, nv or Of
sw ar, 8 II, 2, II. ....8 4s
E A Dyson, 40 q, lot 5 and
8.6 . in lot 4, 8 II, 2, 10. q 81
Sol Dacus, 5 . insA, 3, 13.
scq Of n E williams 2 sc
Henry Ellzsy, Ma, ~ a Of
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ar, s 29, t1,r II and / saw


mill ....................19 19 rs
Dan Stewart, Is a, all of sw
Or of ne or and SO Or Of no or
s2,t2,r11 and saw mill16 O4
j E Sturdivant, is a, and
impts in 8 Franklinton,e o of
River road. .23 Al
D E Sheridan and w W Bah.
ington, 225 a in hrs 81 and
80, t3 and 4,r IL, acq Of
T N Jones -. 10 36
E D Sheridan, 300 q, in hr
SO, 4, II, acq Of A j John.
son :. >. ..,. 20 81
W A Sheridan and s l. Jen.
kins, lots, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, and
Z, sq3 in Jenkinville. q %
Heirs of Morgania Sherl.
dan, 40 q in hr Al, 3, II. q 10
r B Sibley, lot 2, b 6. impts
in Richardsontown. g q
H L Sandifer, 16 a and impts
in 9 27, 8, 13, n by Mrs c.
Paul, 9 by j B Lively ~ "a
Mrs G G Sturdivant, 4 q and
impts in 9 16, 4, IL, n by
8 Galloway, 9 by j McEn.
tyre -....... ~ 02
s l. Swayzee, lot 8 Pleasant
Hill, I'D to Bogalusa. rs 90
J I Sessums, lot 10, b / P H
ad to Bogalusa. 6 &c
] E Stallings. 40 a, n by j E
Fornea, Q public road, 8 by
j M Gam 90
j W Thomas, IS a n by A o
Thomas, Q and n by GS L
Co. ..... ......... .....5 SO
G F Thomas, Is a acq of Len.
der Stafford part Of Spears
b. stead. ..... 4 A
H W Thomas, 40 q NV or of
SO or, 9 "a, 8, II, GO q in sw
corner 80. /, II, lots land
2, b 3 and lots 3, 4, s., 6 and
7sq 3 Jenkinsville IA 80
Rosa Thigpen. As q, lot 1892
NJ Il Tailey, rs a and impts .
n and " by W Mizell bought
Of J w Mizell. 8 SO
Bascom Tally and c G Tate
% a. in ne qrof sw Or r,22,3,
10 ...............5 Ii
] F Talley, 40 q, in n part hr
SO. 4, IL. IS 81
Alcus Thomas, As a sw or of
sw qrs II, |. 12.. 1f
| j N Tulos, lots 2O8 and 2O9
in varnado and impts. /. III 4s
I'd D Varnado, ! q and impts s &c
Mrs N | Varnado, $ 4 and
impts. n by Whit Msgee. Q
and 8 G L Varnado .12 8.
Peter Vourooulias, stock Of
! mdse in Richard sontown. z q
| Lucian Wilks. 5oa in4s psrt
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4 of sec "a, Il, 49,. IS 25
K R Russell, IS a, n by J p
McLendon, Q by J G Ste.
vens, W by Bud Dyson. 4 %
A E Fortenberry, 55 a in n
part hr s., t /, r 9, n by B
T Fortenberry, Q by J E
Fortenberry, south by HIM
Schilling. 80. ..6 65
David Fortenberry, 81 acres,
no description. ..3 83
W c Fortenberry. so a, pt
of hr 55, tt, r 8 and lot 2
and pit lot /, $ 3, 2.r9. III SO
B S Fortenberry, 30 a in hr
So, 1, r g.. .........4 %
H V Foil, 50 16 and impts in
Franklinton. -. >. 10 50
N L Russell, 70 a, lots 1, 2.3,
10, lots /, 2, 3,s s20,t3,r11 8 so
G W Fisher, lots Z, 8, blk 10
and impts in Richardstown 8 40
R E Ford, 80 a in hr a, LA 9 II
W A Fortenberry, 65-100 a
in hr IL, 2, ii, n by A Res
ter, $ by main street. IS "A
Mrs Louisa Fortenberry, a.
100 acre in hr A, t2 IA,
n main st, Q & s,RAGlover 2 on
H E Gayer, 100 q, n hf Of NV
or, 8 81, /, 9; 1884 a, lot 2
of S 4, 2, 10; W hf,of lot /,
blk 6 in E Bogalusa. 20 AZ
Geo R Gates, hf q and impts
lot Is in Denham ad to
Bogalusa 8 20
Geo Gray, W hf b 3 Richdst 'n3 81
Rosalie Geordina, lot 3, blk 1
Q Bogalusa. 8 13
Gam & Calhoun, stock of
mdse in Varnado. ..8 q
Heirs Of Mrs A Holiday, 80
a, n by G M Breland, " by
Joe Breland, 8 by Silver cr6 II
Mrs Eliza Hines, 40 q, SO Or
Of SO Or, 8 2, 2, H.. ..3 70
] s House, lots IS, b9, lot
b 6; lot 6, b II, all in
Richardsontown. 80 10
Mrs B Harpour, lots 9, 10, b
"A and impts in Richrdsntn7 10
s w Hines, l horse, 6 cattle,
! buggy, saw mill. -. .13 81
s w Hodge, 81 a, lots / and
2, sec 2, 1, 13. - %
L James,35 q, hr Al, 1, g.. 3 "a
Mrs Francis Jones, lot l1O, b
IA in Angie 49,. Il 81
Sophia Jones, 20 q, hr 81. 3,
Is, n by W Byrd, Q by W
j Williams. 2 32
Rose Johnson, lOt b, DIX III
and impts in Richards't'n..4 Is
Trenton Jenkins, 34.5 a, pit of
j A D jenkins homestead..5 25
R G Jenkins, lots 81, %, b
1856, NV Bogalusa :, 10 Al
g T jenkins, / saw mill and
grist at Jenkins / 2 COWS. 10 OF
L G Joyner, / sawmill at Pine
C.L Jourdan, 20 a in hr 80, 2,
IL, n by Miley & Mobiles. ..5 16
G K Knight, 40 q, ne or Of SO
or, sec 2. 2, H.. a B
W P knight, 25 a in hr 80, 3,
l1................. IL ...:.o ~
l D Knight, / q and impts in
sec ii, 8, 13..... ...5 Is
Mrs E P Knight, 100 in hr
50, 4, II, / vacant lot is,
b 4O2 in Franklinton. ..16 Is
E P knight, 81 q, no desc; 8
lots and impts, 13, IA, Is,
SO 4O2, Franklinton. is IA
Mrs F NJ Kennel, / lot and
impts, lot 60, b 264, . of N
OGNR R in Rio. g OF
W m Kennel, lot and impts,
lot IS, b 264, 9 N 0 G N in
w 0 Knight-4O acres and
impts in 20, t 2, r u, acq
of B G Smith "A IS
Alfonso Lossett hf of lot
III go 40 and impts in
Franklinton' / set Of black.
smith tools. .13 40
Washington Parish Lbr and
Supply Co fractional go PIG
and impts in North Frank.
linton / stock of Lbr etc. .26 &C
Rowan Lbr Co l acre in or
Of 9 " Or 9 % 3t3 + 13 aoq
Of H L Sandifer Il &C
LR H Lambright lots 9 and 10
!, &c - P;oho or1anntnwn z ~
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osturdsy, June 22. Io1,

u UA0 y08r, aC tno rate OF z per cent
PER month until paid, and all costs.
The names Of said delinquent tax
oebtors, the amount Of taxes due by
each on the assessment Of said year
ana the property assessed to each to
b offered for sale, Is as follows:
Taxes
-. and Costs
Mrs W H Adams-10 acres in
lot2, $50, 2, 13. SIS 81
Mamie Adams-2O acres in
80 20, h r37 t3, + 13; Q hf
Of 90 Or, lot l.. ~ "a
MO Adams-2O acres in 8 hf
Of ne or OF NV or, s 2Ot3,
r.18.. 6 26
II E Adams--23 acres, 8 15,t
8, r18 in Adams town; SO
acres d : 80, tar H.. is 81
Mao Adsms-2O a, n hf of
no Or of NV qr,s 20,t 3,r 1874 IS
Dominic Arouse, lot in blk 1873
in N W Bogalusa. 4 %
FINK Adams-lots 1911, 1872,
b 26 in ANGIE. :. .12 80
Mrs 8 w Adams-318,47 a in
hf37,t8, r II; 91.70 q hr
50, IL. r IA; 1928 q hr 81
aa1 b6, I 2 and 3. r IA;
1921 . hr 40 and 56, t2,r
13 aud II, less 9 acres sold 20 81
Acme Lbr Co-40 . in n part
hr 81 and IS, t 1, r IA and
impts, I saw.mill plant. SO 81
N ] Burkhslter-19 q lots /
and 2, . 10, t3, + 10.. ..6 81
06 Berry, . and impts, e,
sand Why E D Metz, acq
Of Ed Metz .............5 35
= T Bramfeld, / lot and
impts and mdse. is 81
}Joe Brumfsld, 40s, n byBsn-
ner Lbf CO: Q by u s L Co,
Q BY Warnerton. .........7 Is
DL Barber 30 q, n, e, 8 and
v BY 6 s Lbr Co.,. IS 86
- u Brumield, 80 =, n by F
E Simmons. " by LPBick-
ham, . BY Silver Creek 81 %
Wiley Blaokwell-1 lot in
Zona and impts. 8 rs
" L Crsel-lots /, 2, 3, 4,5,
"a "a; and lot 4. 90 25 Rio 8 II
Alex Cooper --hf a in Adams.
y. vOMu.. -. ..........0 04
= G; Cofkern-12 . acq of r
+ Jenkins !. 3 73
llfs Cassbon- lots II and l8
b2 in r 8ogalusa ........4 "A
Hrs Ida Carter lot and
impts in Pierce ad to
Ffanklinton IS 80
John r Chiles, 100 q, n by L
H Bankston, Q by E E Bre.
land, . by G . L Go; so q,
lots 4snd s, 81, $, IA, 40
. IN . 6, IS, r ID: 30 q, n
and v W P Adams, 8 Silas
Adams ...... .25 81
NO Grain, 26 q. beginning at
APPOINT on n line neqr Of go
q, 3 83, u, + 49,. ....5 sc
JL Grain, 100 q, n by Grains
Creek, . by Pushpatapa or,
by state line. .12 "a
Heirs Of Nathan Grain, 120 q
n by ] / Drain, Q ands by
Spcs, y BY Joe Bulloch. 10 OF
W N Grain, lot SO b 6 Angie2O &C
" P Grain & Co, lots 152 and
imptg IN mdse in Varnado17 sc
TT Crssl, so ., . hf Of sw Or,
sso l0. t2, r12 g O.
HIS Casper. 3 ., n by Angie,
eN .OG NR r. R........... a O!
" H Cheshire, SO ;, nRM
Pope. Q, ., Y. F p Sones. 5 3;
Al Denham, / Id acre and
impts in e hf Of ne or, 3 %,
IS, + 10, aoq Of G 7 Riley,
i parcial Of land and impts
whore he resides in Denham
"a 70 Bogalusa; lots 5,6,7'
90, 10, II, 12 in NV Boga-
ln1s: lots 81, 81, 33, "a, b
SO, aoq of Bogalusa 3 4 L
1ooooiston .56 8
6 4 Dicksy, ! horse, go hogs
1buggy, diamonds and jew.
6lry IA s.
G T tickey 4 Co, 4 mules, 8
eat4as, Z wagons : mdse. .131 z
Mrs Emma Erwin, 40 ., NO
az. ofse qf, . Is, &, : 10. 4 9
Est q J g Erwin, 65 =, - qr
ot 1Sqfs - Il. pt Of ne qf
s oe 6e eQk, M I I, Z n.....4 2
saboe'n - tsrlin q :, lot
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@RANKLINTON, La, THURSDAY, MAY 80. 1912

and impts in Adamstown. 4 Is
J R Murray-12 vacant lots
in E Bogalusa 8 %
T H Mills no description 2 II
D c Morris-1 lot and impts
acq of Dorsey Bros in Rich.
ardsontown z 18I
S Margiotto, lot 6, b / and
impts, Q Bogalusa. IS Is
H AMcMillan-14O acres,n by
Sam Brown, by Angie, W
by Mrs NJ E Adams and
impts is u
Mrs G q McMillan-25 acres,
and impts, in hr 50, 1,r
a., 8 byJ J Ball; 2 lots and
impts and 80 vacant lots in
Mrs Lettie Mcmillan, / va
cant lots in Angie. Il 81
Mrs NJ j Mahor-Lot 131, b
II and impts in Angie. 6 05
Mrs W W Mitchell-220 acres,
in hr 80, 1, + 13, n by Ben
Kennedy, 8 C N Stones. F.. .13 A
& W Nobles-42 acres, sw or
of SO or, 8 1, t2, 12. "A 81
Ozone Lbr Co-162.47 acres,
ne or, sw Or, s 12, n hf of
sw or, IA, SO or of ne Or
16, t4, r12; 281 acres, W
hf of NV or, q, NV or of
NV or, 1889 or of 8 % 301 Is
j Rob Passman-3O acres, n
hf of'se or of ne or; 10
acres in ne corner of sw or
of ne or, 36, ,t3,r g.. ..8 08
N K Pierce-one Ice plant
and fixtures in Bogalusa 127 IS
Pierce and Pounds-84 acres
ne or of NV or, lot 2 50,
81 acres, lot 2 s II, t 4,r 13;
IS acres, so or of NV or ;25
acres sw or of SO or 8 10;
200 acres Q hf of ne or and
ehf of SO or, sw or of SO or
8 IS; 24O acres ne qrof NV
or g hf of NV or. ne or of
wqr, NV or ofse or 8 ID;
45 acres, NV or of NV qrs
%; 481 acres in hr 40, t 4
r13; 80 acres, sw or of ne
or, NV Or Of SO or Of sw Or
s7,t4, r 13; 106 acres
in 8 z, t 4, ID; 200 acres
sw corner, hr 45, t3r 10;
lot 8 in So 2; lot 8 SO 3; lot
/ SO 4; lots 1, 2, z, and8 so
II; lots 4 and 5 SO 26 in
Jenkinsville near Rio; 1.61
acres NV part of 8 21 lots
4 and II SO 4 in Jenkinville
near Rio junction ..73 g.
L P Pierce-lots q and "a b
2in Rio. -. 10 II
j Leon Pounds $50 acres,
n hf of hr 80; 200 acres in
hr 80; 20 in sw corner,hr
38; 20 acres out Of lot 4 50;
10 acres sw corner Of so Or
s34; so acres in lot 3, 50,
t4, r 13; 10 acres in W end
Of Enon bridge. 30 40
Minnie Penton-80 acres and
impts in ne corner, hr 50 t
ar ii; / lot and impts in
Zona ....... >. ........9 ~
Wes Penton- 5 acres, n and
Q by ] o Keaton, by
Pierce and Pounds. IS 25
NJ G Penton-3.5 acres and
impts, n by 16 tn 9, acq of
j w Mizell. 49,. -, "A AZ
Marie Pr0mpatura- Lots 4
and 5 and impts in East
Bogalusa g 81
Aug Planche--1 lot and impt
in Richardsontown andMer19 36
] T Plant--Lots 7 and 8, b 6
in ERichardson ad Boga.
F. M Pope 260 acres and
impts in n hf, hr 81, t l, r
IA. 1924 a in hr 81, t2, r
ii, acq Of estate Of Mrs A
Mcmillan, 1 q in 8 Angie,
acq Of U Walker. 30 81
Jack and L Pessari- Hf acre
in lot 4, 9 IA, 3, + 13. acq
Of Mrs Laura Adams. ....4 81
w T aud Il F Quinland-32a
in hr AZ, to, r IA, Q and W
w A Seal, 8 w j Ard. - 36
! W w Rawls- 80 q, n by E G
Harvey, Q by st Land Co,
Shy A w Daniels. &c 86
j G Reeves Jr.....68 q, lots As
and8 8 Z, t4, 10. 36a, NV
or Of NV Or, S, IA, : 1913 10
w s Riley, 40 acres, in ne ar
o.~ H.u.cn unnoafood
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State Tax Sales Of |lnmovab|o
Property.
State OF louIslans, Parish Of
Washington
Versus Delinquent Tax Debtors.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me BY the Constitution and laws of
the State Of Louisiana, I will sell, at
tho principal front door of the court
house, In the town OF Frsnkinton,
within legal hours for judicial sales,
beginning Ut II o'clock q. m., on
Saturday, June e, 1912
and continuing on each succeeding
day until said sales are completed, ali
immovable property upon which taxes
sre now due the State of Louisiana
aud Parish Of Washington, to enforce
the payment Of taxes assessed in the
YER 1911, together with the interest
thereon from the 3lst day of December
OF said year, ct the rate of per cent
pr month until paid, and all costs.
The names Of said delinquent tax
debtors, the amount Of taxes due by
each on the assessment Of said year
and the property assessed to each to
b ohered for sale, Is as follows:
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE RAY
RAILWAY COMPANY

10, Br2. Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
Streets 500 a. NJ. .7Io A. NJ, bs:lo A.
81, $40 A. NJ. .'lo:1o A. NJ. li:lo a. NJ, 1910
p. NJ, s;eo P. NJ. 7;Io p NJ, bs:Io p NJ
1o:lo p. N, ll:B P. VI. Leave Ashland. Eng
land and Maple Streets: '5:5S a. NJ. b 200 4.
H., $500 a. NJ. b9;0o A. M. 1000 A. NJ, ..i1 100
a. VI. 1870 NJ. ''i:oo p. NJ. 900 p NJ. 800
p. NJ. 400 p. NJ. b5:oo p. NJ 500 p M T:61
p. NJ. 500 p. NJ, $500 P. NJ. lI:eo p. NJ
DAILY except Sunday. ''sunday only.
oCarries baggage.
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o1aAnErrE VS.. CIGAR.
Advertising Doing the Busines. for Makers
of tho little Coffin Malls.

consumption OF cigarettes Is far ahead o.
the consumption OF cigars. It says:
speaker on the moor OF the National
tul1 week, in the course OF his address,
asked; Why Is II that the production of
cigarettes has been for years and Is stead
ny Srowing. while the production of cigars
Is not! There are any number o. theorcti-
cal answers to this Query. many OF which
nave been projected from time to time.
There is one line OF thought. however,
which has never been touched upon 10 our
knowiedse. and which certainly ought to be
taken into account. For years past, and
patticnaly during the past six months. no.
TO boost tho consumption OF cigarettes h 3
neen left undone. Advertising through the
newspapers and through novelties has been
,rnulsed' In literally: rebates and bonuses
nave been given with LAVISH hand; samples
nave been distributed with mos, aFonish-
ing prohgacy statesmen have been sent out
not nor sinsIy. not In pairs. bu, in pia,oons. In
iaIt cigarette manufacturers have spared
netncr time. money nor energy to keen
.her hundreds OF brands constantly in the
puoic eye and in The public mouth
IA ana who has done anything to encourage
.nc consumption OF cigars? Comparatively
spehkihs. the cigar has been left to hold
ofs pes.Fc as best II could without the sid
y, h1oeIn advertising. VIC do no, mean
Az .r'strs. They are. Taking them as l.
"no'e' they have pretty good idea ot the
rn n.ue OF publicity. and many az them ale
u.no"uotcdly uaiiizIng the force OF aiverti.-
,ns az iar az the limited margin OF proht
!" IN ,ns c.sarmnkins business will permit
however, whether IL I. because Of a bet
G economic condition in the cigarette trade
VI LOT other reasons the facts are thar
miIlions of dollars have been expended IN
popuiarizs the cigarette, as aEain,, o,iv
cigar. '"e sa'e OF the
I'M. may not be. and probabl,. /, moi. ~.
,rin eaton Tor the cigarette steadily out
e.,ppInk tho cigar In public favor. bu, i,
veitainiy PLAYS an important, par; In .,,.
th. Mh'ch has aroused the curior!,y o..
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STRIBLING SPRINGS
Shenandoah Mountains,

Shenandoah Mountains.
Augusta CO., Va,
sulphur. Alum and Chaly7o cate Waters
all within 500 feet OF hotel. Il acres
of beautiful lawns and groves sur
round hotel forming environment un.
equalcd elsewhere l.4ll acres noun
tain land comprise Stribling tract.
Rates, $500 TO $1,000. II. r. stations:
stanton, Stokesville. Guests arriv-
Ing before July 4th transported from
stations free. Booklet. l6 illustrated
pages. +. CHICHESTER. Mount Scion
p. O.. Augusta Co.. Va.
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Pulaski Alum Springs
Open June LIST.

Situated in Pulaski county, Va. 1000
feet above sea level, amidst the Allie
ghany Mountains. Climate invigorating;
free from malaria Modern hotel. Tables
supplied from our own gardens. Pulaski
alum water contains marvellous curative
powers. Beneficial in more different dis.
cases than any other water in the State.
All sports. such as dancing, bowling, ten
mis-, croquct. fishing, boating and bathing
FREE to our guests. Write for full in
formation and rates. Water shipped at
all seasons. r. {. GRAHAM, Manager,
Pulaski. Va.