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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

We do not care to quote at length from this
most gratifying testimonial of apprecia-
ton.
II Is too intimate, too fine too much mat
ter of personal pride with u.s. for public
discussion.
But we do want you to read the letters-in
your own home for your own enlighten-
ment,
We do want to maintain and extend the
splendid esteem in which the Cadillac
is held
And we want you to share that esteem, no
matter what car you drive.
So we quote, excerpts from a few of the
letters.
And we invite you to ask any Cadillac dealer
for the book itself, or write to u.s.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

venience during the hours when the
major portion of the events are being
held on the river and the canals Of
the Isle. An invitation is to be sent
to each of the leading motor clubs
of the East, South, North and Mid
die West This invitation was writ
ten after considerable examination Of
ancient documents and research
among the manuscripts in half a
dozen Libraries. 1t is a copy Of the
words, the expression and the spirit
OF the French documents of two cen
turtles ago. The wording and orthog
raphy are correct. The printing is
done by handmade wooden type. The
paper used is also hand made, and
more tran 10 years old. The wax
seal amxed to the invitation IS a
copy of the coat of arms and seal Of
Cadillac himself.
The thlrty-four automobile manu-
featuring plants in Detroit will keep
CDen house during Cadillaqua week
for the purpose of displaying their
wares and their modes of construc
ton to people who know something
about automobiles. These manufac
tories are experimenting the official
invitation by invitations inserted in
all of their national advertising.
The reports received from all
over the mainland in reference TO
Cadillac cars are getting more en-
thusiastic all the time. More than
10000 1912 Cadillacs have been de.
liyered in the u. S. during this sea.
son, and everyone of the owners
has nothing but praise for the car.
During the past week the Won
Hamm-Young Co. delivered the only
Cadillac touring car left on the floor
to Mr. James D. Dole of Pineapple
fame. Mr.. Dole has just returned
from the mainland, where he went
on business, and incidentally he look,
ed into the merits of the many motor
cars manufactured. After due con.
sideration, Mr.. Dole decided that
the Cadillac was the car best suited
to his purposes, the most reliable and
the most economical in the long
run.
Another Cadillac was delivered to
Capt. A. Aloe, of the. LIST Infantry by
direct shipment from San Francisco
Several other orders have been
received for Cadillac which are due
TO arrive during this month, every
one of the cars due to arrive here
on the Honolulan being already sold
One of the many points in favor
of the Cadillac car is that the second
hand Cadillacs bring a better price
Iihu dlluO5I any OJuGI CdI IlduS
Not less than A secondhand Cadillacs
were sod by the Won Hamm-Young
Co. during the past two weeks ant
3 more secondhand Cadillacs are
now being overhauled and gotteI
ready for customers who are await
ing same.
Another car which is talked of
great deal all over the mainland i
the Buick. The demand for this ca
has increased so tremendously tina
deliveries can only be made a mont
, or so after orders have been place.
d Capt. r. S. Ofley of Schofel
; Barracks, who has just arrived
, Honolulu, placed his order for a Buic
+ in Seattle, So as to be sure and g
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15
WHY BOUGHT A CADILLAC

We have published these remarkable let
tiers in book form.
You may have a copy for the asking.
Meanwhile, we shall try to tell you, as
modestly as may be, some of the as
founding things which they report con-
corning what is known as The Cadillac
Reputation"
To begin with, almost every letter COM
pares the Cadillac to its own advantage
with cars costing $4,000 and over.
Some confess frankly that they cannot see
how the Cadillac Company can main
tain its present price.
Practically every one of them says in eff
feet: IF l had it to do over again, l
would buy a Cadillac"
All of them admit that they were influenced
in the first place by THE Cadillac Rep
utation."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

Some of my reasons for decid-
ing in favor of the Cadillac are
these: The past record of the
old one-cylinder Cadillacs, which
are still in use and in fine condi-
ton. The reputation of your
company for fair dealing and
honest goods. Your engine is
far superior to anything l have
seen for less than $4,000. Your
oiling system is the best. Your
ignition system is the best. In
fact, the car has so many ad-
vantages over any other car of
a like price it would be hard to
enumerate them.
To make a long story short,
l consider there is more money
value in your car than in any
other car made at any price,
Geo. S, Brantley, Charleston, S. G.
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DETROITERS PLAN
MONSTER CELEBRATION

The Won Hamm.Young Co. have
Just received a letter of invitation
from the Packard Motor Co. and the
Cadillac Motor Car Co. in Detroit to
attend the monster celebration which
will take place on July 22nd, to cele-
brate the Filth anniversary of the
founding of the City of Detroit. Ho'
nolulu automobiles who intend to
spend the month of July on the
mainland will do we'll to endeavor to
be in Detroit on this date, as the
celebration, according to the informa-
ton received by The Won Hamm-
Young Co. promises to be one Of the
biggest Of its kind ever held any
where.
The information received in refer
ence to this great celebration is as
follows:
The city of Detroit is planning &c
celebrate the 211th anniversary of is
founding with a gigantic carnival de
signed to be an annual event, and &c
make the city the carnival town OF
America. This celebration is to &c
known as Cadillaqua, a name which
SENS to fit the style Of a carnival
Detroit will present. The first three
syllables indicate the reason for the
celebration Antoine de la Motto
Cadillac, in the year 1901 founded
the fort on the Detroit River which
has grown into one Of the first in.
dustrial cities in the land. The very
location of the city makes a water
fete possible and unique.
The celebration this year viii be
gin the night of Monday, July 22nd
and will continue days and nights.
The foremost industrial, mercantile
and financial interests in Detroit are
back of the carnival, and between
100000 and $25O,OOO will be spent
In making it the biggest municipal
show from an industrial and histori-
cal standpoint ever presented in the
United States.
Most of the world knows Detroit
position as an automobile manufac-
turing center, and, not unnaturally,
Cadillaqua will pay particular atten-
tiop to the motor car.
Two of the land parades will he
of particular interest to AUTOMOBILE
lists. One is being advertised as a
$25,OOO,OOO parade, and in it will be
seen 10000 motor cars, the majority
made in Detroit. The decorations of
these cars will be regulated so as to
promote harmony and the general eff
feet This automobile land parade
may be better described as an in
dustrial pageant 1t will be made ~
of floats contributed by the leading
Detroit industries, and it has already
been designed to outclass complete
~ other industrial parades put on a
various times in various American
municipalities. These floats are nov
being built in tremendous building
specially arranged for their construc
ton.
The automobile committee, heade
by H. ]. Porter, believes that 8
least 1000 out of town cars will b
in Detroit during Cadillaqua weel
For their accommodation an entir
hotel has been chartered, and parl
ing spaces arranged within a bloc
Of this hotel Parking spaces ha7
been arranged on Belle Isle for CO,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

I bought my first Cadillac in
1908, one of the first machines
you turned out, and my last in
1911. In all, 1 have purchased
present time two in service.
Each and every machine has
given me perfect satisfaction
Otto H. Folk, Milwaukee, Wis.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

At the end of the school term, the
tuberculosis exhibit will be taken
from the College of Hawaii building
in the Mckinley high school grounds
to the island of Kauai by Mr. Bairos.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

AS like as not they will Cadillac owner who was
formerly of the mind and the result Undressing
30 we try to make this advertising reflect what think
but what others think.
with this object III vew-and because like learn for our
guidance the particular motives which mpel people to
buy the Cadiacwe wrote to a number of Cadillac owners
ana they nave disclosed to DEPTH and BREADTH and earnest
ness, of enthusiasm which is revelation even to us
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

neer who Is familiar with Your
motor said it was the best make
IN the country for the price,
2nd. Because the actual III. p.
than your claims.
3rd; Because some of nv
friends had used the SadiIIoSS
for several years without 20,
serious motor trouble. II NJ
Lang, Savannah, Ga. ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

and to the city's good. 1t is about
time for business men to get busy
and not wait till the ticket is made
up. X.Y.Z.
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Because you get more for your
money than from any other car
on the market. The real differ
leading high-prlced cars is one
or quantity. F. McKitrick, NJ.
D., Des Moines, Iowa.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

Nearly all advertising effort make people think well of
certain product
This Cadillac advertising especially to report
what people already think of the Cadillac
is experience that long remain indifferent
the contagious enthusiasm Of Cadillac owners
We find that those who predsposed favor of
the highest price far from immune its influence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

list. Because all purchasers of
Cadillac cars are entirely salts
fed, and when buying again they
invariably purchase another Ca
dillac.
End. The up-keep of the Ca
dillac is less than any car l have
had an itemiZed account of, and
this is the experience of myself
and others who have taken tho
pains to keep the expense ac-
count in detail.
3rd. The durability of the
parts is wonderful and the de-
fects and Indifferent parts are at
the lowest minimum, as each
component part seems to have
been made with a single purpose
of durability and to Withstand
the wear and tear. r.. II.
Walker, Gonzales, Texas.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

was first attracted to the
Cadillac car by the fact of the
great number of them in the
hands of people who could af-
ford higher priced cars. After
consulting with quite a number
of owners, / found that they
have had excellent results, some
of them having run their cars
for four years, with the engine
pfactlcally Al" ga .-0-, "a tiO,a
as. new. 1 therefore consulted
a friend who has had experience
with high-class machinery (and
owner of two high priced cars),
and from his knowledge he ad-
vised me to buy the Cadillac over
and above any other car costing
$4,000 or less.-G. B. Long, Lam
caster, Pa.
If l were to try to recall what
induced me to buy a Cadillac, 1
should probably find that 1t was,
first, the invaria BILE good report
which every owner of a Cadillac,
including two or three of my
closest friends, gave of it; and,
second, the Impression created
on my mind by your advertise
ments about Standardization and
the accuracy used in making the
parts.-Jesse Andrews, Houston,
Texas
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

made inquiry of all the neo-
PIE or experience with WHOM,
was In reasonably convenient
touch, many of whom were ey~
pertS' and also rode in a LARGO
NUMBER of machines of differe3t
kinds and makes. In the course
Oh my INQUIRIES l either discussed
90 saw most of the prominent
GARD in the market. In NV dis
ttiussions Of these machines I no
tIced while many of them wapo
Ialrly satisfactory, that scarceiv
one or them failed to receive ora
Knock at least in one or more
Partlculars. The Cadillac alone
90 an exceptions to this rule
Pa. "lihesDarre,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

BUSINESS MANS TICKET.
Editor Star: l rise to second the
nomination of Robt w. Single for
the position of mayor of the city OF
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

I will first say that a friend
of mine, who resides in New
York, and who owned eighteen
cars for his own use, advised me
to buy a Cadillac, and he found
same to be the best built, and a
NOSE serviceable car, and one
that can always be depended
upon to take you there" when
in haste.-S. Hirsch, Nashville,
Tenn.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

1t is one of the best construct
ed motors l have seen, for even
when compared with others that
cost 40 per cent more 1t stands
up better, runs with less trouble
and expense to owner. 1 have
used nothing but imported cars
until l purchased the Cadillac
George II. Pratt, Norwich, Conn.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

HENRY A. TAYLOR.
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" or, nv Or ofse or 8 IA;
* acres nv nr nfc1

wqr, nv Or ofse qrs14;
IS acres, NV Or Of nv qrs
q; 481 acres in hr 40, t 4
rl3; 80 acres, sw Or Of No
Or, NV Or Of 60 Or Of sw or
eH,t4, r 13; 106 acres
in -, t4,r14; 200 acres
sw corner, hr 45, t3r 10;
lot 8 in sq 2; lot 8 sq 8; lot
SO 4; lots l. 2, Z, and8 90
~; lots 4 and 5 90 26 in
Jenkinsville near Rio; 1.61
acree NV part Of 9 81 lots
and II sq 4 in Jenkinville'
near Rio Junction. .73 81
L P Pierce-lots % and 24b
2 in Rio. 80. 10 II
J W Parker-2s5. acres
and impts in hr 80, t4,r1219 90
Mrs J " Pafker-11o acres,
SO Or OF SO or 9 8, ne or Of
no qr Of ., 16, seqr Of 90,
j Leon Pounds $50 acree.
n hf of hr 80; 200 aores in
hr 80; 20 in sw corner, ,hr
80; 20 acres out Of lot 4 s3:
10 acres sw corner Of % ar
s34; so acres in lot3, s3,
"a, + 13; 10 acres in v end
OF Enon bridge. 70 40
Minnie Penton- acres and
impts in ne corner, hr so t
4,r IL; l lot and impts in
Zons ;. q -
Wes Penton-- 5 acres, p and =
9 by ] O Keaton, 3 by
Pierce and Pounds *
N CPenton-3.5 acres and
impts. q by is th ., acq q
J " Mizell 40
Marie Prompstura- Lots & =
N'and S and impts in East
Bogsluss = .,
Aug Planche- Il lot and INN ( =
IN Richardsontown II andMsi ~, 3f
J T Plant -Lots7 and s, S "a '' .
ms. in 5 = Richardson I'd Bo g.
q ~ ~ D.. '..::.:::........... Is q
r n Pope 80 acres ind
,npts +. II g. . b. hr SIT /, 2
4 4. aoq q q e1tals of Nh 4
MCMILLAN. i y s Angie,
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in Adamtown, and impts


AGO Of Mrs l. A Adams g So
Mrs E c McLendon-1 acre
and impts in Adamstown 4 Is
j r Murray IL vacant lots
in E Bogalusa g @
T H Mills no description 2 II
D c Morris-1 lot aud impts
acq of Dorsey Bros in Rich.
ardsontown = 18
Mrs Eliza Moore acres in
hr As, 3, r 12, N A Moore,
es and ". W J Jones. 2 80
s Margiotto, lot 6, b Land
impts, Q Bogalusa ....5 Is
H AMoM Millan-14O acres, n by
Sam Brown, $ by Angie, v
by Mrs NJ E Adams and
impts Is Y
Mrs 6 G MoMiilan-25 ;;,.i;i.' acres, =
and impts, in hr 50, t /, Z
IA, 9 by J J Ball; 2 lots and
impts and 80 vacant lots in
Angie ....... .B 20
Mrs Lettie Mcmillan, / va
cant lots in Angie. Il 81
Mrs N J Mahor-Lot 131, b
II and impts in Angie. J. 6 O5.
Mrs w w Mitchell -220 acres,
in hr 80, 1, + 13, n by Ben
Kennedy, 9 G N Stones. ..13 AZ
G " Nobles-42 acres, sw or
Of % Or, 9 I, t2, r H.. A 81
Ozone Lbr Co-162.47 acres,
ne Or, sw Or, 8 IL, n hf Of
sw ar, 9 IA, 90 or Of ne Or
8 is, t4,r12; 281 acres, Y
hf Of nv qr, 81, NV qr Of
NV qr, 9 Is, se qr Of . 26301 u
] Rob Passman-3O acres, n
hf Of go or of ne Or; 10
acres in no corner Of sw qr
Of ne ar, 8 36, tar g.. ..8 O6.
NJ K Pierce Ice plant
and fixtures in Bogaluss 1N 355
Pierce and Pounds "a acres
ne Or Of NV Or, lot 2 g,
81 acres, lot 2 8 IL, 4,r l3;
IS acres, SO Or Of nv qr Is
acres sw qr Of SO qr : 10;
200 acres . hf Of no qr and
. eh Of 90 or, ~ qr of % qr
. IS; 240 acres 10 qrof M
Or hf Of nv q. @ qr Of
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NUMBER 2

acq Of u Walker. 20 q
Jack and L Pesssri- Hf aoro
in lot 4, 9 IA, t3, r 13. aoq
Of Mrs Laura Adams. "A 81
W T and II F Quinland-32s
in hr AZ, t2,r14, Q and y
w A Seal, 9 W J Ard - 50
W w Rawls- 80 a, n by &c
Harvey, Q by st Land Co,
9 by A w Daniels. g 66
j G Reeves Jr... ....68 3, lots As
and8 9 Z, t 4, 10, 36s, nv
Or Of NV Or, 5, t 4, 10. g 10
W s Riley, 40 acres, in ne or
Sam Dawson Homestead,
3 lots in Rio. ..8 80
Martin G Roberts, lots 8, 4
and 6 in Warnerton .....7 95
j n Riley, 40 q, ne Or Of no
Or 9 80, t3, r 19. ........7 ~
J D Reed, 2 improved and 4
vacant lots in Richardson.
town ....... 10 80
W r Regsn, so ., and imptg
in hr 40, IA, : 49,. -. $50
] Rosemsn, stock Of mdse, in
Riohardsontown $50
W j t3eal. Is ., Q by Toney
Hu,ser, 8 BY 8 D Bulloch,
part Of F Myles place. q 81
u A Simmons, 40 1, nv Or Of
on srr;rn A., a. y ~ - - ..
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Mrs F N Kennell. / lot and
impts, lot 60, b 264. Q of N

A0Ao ~ NCuu0A1S AOt 6llU
impts, lot 60, b 264, Q of N
OGN R r in Rio. ..8 OF
w m Kennell, lot and impts,
lot IS. b 264, Q N O G N in
MO-. ..................4 IL
W 0 Knight-4O acres and
impts in 20, t2, r IL, scq
of B G Smith ....4 IS
] D Kennedy-92 ain b r SO
t1r13, " by Brooks Scan.
Ian Co 8 by G. s L Co.. g 09
j w Loving-04 acres in Sec
20t1 r9n by DDVarnado
sand " Jack Afford. II "a
Alfonso Lossett / hf of lot
III 80 40 and impts in
Franklinton / set of black.
smith tools. .13 40
Washington Parish Lbr and
Supply Co fractional % PIG
and impts in North Frank.
linton / stock Of Lbr etc. .26 30
Rowan Lbr Co / acre in = Or
Of 8 " Or 9 23t3r 13acq
of H L Sandlfer Il 60
r H Lambright lots 9 and 10
b26 in Richardsontown. g 13
Mary L Lenning Or Of lot 36
in s Angie. Il Sc
Henry McCarty 80 acres lots
and So 34t2r10.. ......7 18
Mrs NJ E Mizell 20 acres v hf
Of ne Or Of 90 qr-s3t4r103 95
L N Miller-80 acres, n by
w N Miller, . BY ] L Co.
ings, 3 by W I Forrest. 8 20
Sarah Miller 40 acres, n by
wv Simmons, . by N E
Brumfeld, 9 by W Q Holli.
Mrs Wilbur Moiris-25 acres,
no description. .... ....3 80
Warren Mizell Jr-4O acres,
NV Or Of ne qr 8 3, t4r1O. S is
Mrs ] W Mizell- B acres, NV
or Of ne Or and 6 acres, in
shf Of sW qr Of sw qrs 81.
t4,r 49,. g %
B Martarell0 stock Of mer-
chandise in Boeslusa. a Is
H K Manning-1 acre and
impts in sw qr, 9 27t3,r135 36
Icons cGehee III acre IN
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State Tax Sales Of In1movabIa
Property.
State OF Louisiana, 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, viii sell, at
the principal front door of the court
house, in the town of Franklinton,
within legal hours for judicial sales,
beginning at II O'Clock 3. M, on
Saturday, June e, 1912
and continuing on each succeeding
day until said sales are completed, ali
immovable property upon which taxes
are now due the State of Louisiana
and Parish of Washington, to enforce
the payment Of taxes assessed in the
year 1911, together with the interest
thereon from the 3lst day Of December
of said year, ct the rate of 2 per cent
per 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
be offered for sale, is as follows:
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be offered for sale, is as follows:
Taxt
=. and Cos
Mrs W H Adams-1o acres in
lot2, $50, t2, r13. -. SIS 8
N Amile Adsms-20 acres in
SEQ 20, hr37t3,r 10; Q hf
OF 90 Or, lot l.. 80. ~ 8
NJ O. Adams-2 20 acres in 9 hf
of ne Or of NV Or, $ 2ot3,
HE Adams--23 acres, 9 l5,t
3,r13 in Adams town; 90
acres b 80, t3r H.. is 8;
N E Adams-16o sw Or of
hr37, t3, r13.. 20 sc
F Mao Adams-2O a, n hf of
ne Or of NV qr,s 20,t 3,r 1874 81
Dominic Arouse, lot in blk 1873
in N W Bogalusa. /. IL 2;
FINK Adams-lots 1911, 1872.
b 26 in Angie. IL Sc
Mrs 8 W Adams -318 .47ain
hr37, t3, ID; 91.7O q hr
56, t2. r IA; 1928 q hr37
and IS, t 2 and 3. IA;
1927 q hr 40 and Sc, t2,r
13 and 14,less 9 acres sold % 81
T E Adams 13 q in hr SIT
1,F14, n BY B NJ Pope. q
BY NJ A Pope. ..6 "a
Acme Lbr Co-4O q in n part
hf 81 and IS, t /, r II and
impts, / saw.mill plant. SO 81
N ] Burkhalter-19 q lots
and 2, 9 10, IS, + 10. ..6 81
g s Berry, q and impts, .,
sand v by E D Metz, acq
Of Ed Metz. 35
EFT Brumfeld, / lot and
s.snpts and mdse is 81
Joe Brumfeld, 4Os, n byBan.
ner Lbr Co: Q by & 8 L Co,
. by Wsrnerton. .........7 Is
D A Buroh, lot and impts,
% 8, lots 20 and Is, go 2,
in Franklinton 40 "a
1 T Burkhalter, impts on 2
! in Franklinton ........7 25
" J Byrd-168 .. Q hf of ne
qr and lot l, SEQ 19; nv Or
Of nv qr, 20,3, IL; IL :,
n hf Of ne Or and SO Or Of
~ Or, Q II, IS, 10; 1 ain
n hf Of neqr, 9 Is, 3. 13. ..28 81
lrs. Lou Blackwell-lot II,
b4 and impts, Richardson
IL Barber 80 a, n, e, and
y BY G s Lbr Co... :. ..5 0B
D n Brumfield, 80 ., n by F
E Simmons. " by LPBick-
ham, Q BY Silver Greek. 80 q
Wiley Blackwell-1 lot in
Zona and impts. ..3 76
] D Blaekwell-4 :, . by 3
E Hobgood, s by W 0
blackwell ..............4 Is
" L Creel-lots /, 2, 8, 4, s,
"a a; and lot 4. % 25 Rio 8 Al
Mrs Mary Grow, 20 .. nandw
by n E Brumfeld, Q and s
By E W Brook ............S "a
Alex Cooper--hf Z in Adams
town. o1n..................3 81
= G Corkern-l2 . acq Of r
Il jenkins ......... ..3 73
Mrs Casabon lots II and 18
bin E Bogalusa ........4 "A
Mrs Ida Carer lot and
impts in Pierce ad to
Ffanklinton ~. IS 80
John T Chiles, 100 :, a by L
3 Bankston, . By E E Bre.
land, . By g 3 4 Go; so .,
lots 4 and s, %, s, IA, 40
: II . 6, IS, Z IA; so =, n
and Y w p Adams, 3 Silas
Adams. ......... ..25 81
NO Grain, 26 :. beginning at
: point on n line neqr ol GO
az. 9 SO, y, + Is. .....5 SO
] Z Grain, 100 =, q BY Grains
Greek. . by Pushpatapa or,
i by state line. 12. a
Hsif1 Of Nathan Grain, 100 q
d b. ] ! Drain, . and 9 By
6pos, y BY Joe Bullooh 10 Oe
" N Grain, lot 36 b 6 Angis20 6o
W z Grain 4 Co. lots 152 and
ianpts O. mdee IN Varnado17 Sc
: ] orsel, 50 |, - hf cfsw qr,
80 10. 81, Z a .... 8 @