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28th Judicial District Court, State OF
Louisiana. Parish Of Washington,
L. crunevvald Co., Ltd.
We. No. 2ol9
Walter and Warren Gaines

Notices hereby given that by virtue
of an order of Seizure and Sale issued
out of the above named court In the
matter of L. Grunewald Company
Ltd, VS.. No. 2O18, Walter aud Warren
Gaines, dated June /, 1912, and to
me directed for execution, ! have
seized and will offer for sale and sell
to the last and highest bidder at the
principal front door of the court
house at Frankhnton, La, on
Saturday, July 20, 1919
between the legal sale hours for
judicial sales the following described
property to-wit:
All that certain piece or parcel of
land lying and being situated in block
No. Al (41), of the L. B. Pierce addi-
ton to Bogaluss, Washington Parish
La, with all buildings aud improve.
ments thereon situated, containing
two and 200 acres.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit
of appraisement. This 18th day of
June, 1912. JOE N. MAGEE, Sheriff.
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Sheriff Sales.
18th. Judicial Distiet. Court, State OF
Louisiana, Parish 1f Washington.
L. E. IRELAND
Versus
T. z. Bickham ct ais.
L. E. IRELAND

Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue Of writ Of Fieri Facias issuet
out Of the above named court II
the matter of L. E. Breland VS.
T. q. Bickham ct ais, dated the
18th day Of April, 1912, and to me
directed for execution, / have seized
snd viii offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder, at the principal front
door of the court house on
Saturday, July n, 1917
between the legal sale hours for judi
cial sales the following described
property, to-wit:
Forty (40 acres Of land, nws of sci
Sec. "a, Twp. 8 south, Range II east,
Is per title in conveyance book 16,
page al.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit
Of appraiserent.
This Goth day Of June, 1912.
IT,. Simmons, Sheriff.
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26th Judicial District Court of La,
Parish of Washington
]. A. hlllsry
We. No. 1881.
George Talley and r. N. Miller.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of writ of Neri Facias issued out o.
the above named court in the mat
ter of J. A. Hillery vs.. No. 1881, Geo.
Talley and r, n. Miller, dated May 81
1912, and to me directed for execution
l have seized and win offer tof sale
and sell to last and highest bidder al
the principal front door of the court
house at Ffanklinton, La, on
Saturday, July 80, 1912
between the legal sale hours for Jude.
ial sales the following described prop
erty to.wit:
Three hundred (300) acres Of lsnd,
more or less, situated in Washington
Parish, L., and in the Bushnell &
Warner under VIM. Berry Hcadright,
No. ffty.six (5e) in Township four
az s., +. twelve (12) east. st. Helena
Meridian, bound north by lands Of the
Great Southern Lumber Co., east by
lands Of b. I. Magee, south by Boguc
Chitto river. and west by lands Of
George REVERE and J. r. Schilling;
Berry's creek being the conditional
line on the west.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit Of
appraisement.
This 18th day Of June. 1912.
JOE N. MAGEE,
Sheriff.
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for unceasing vigilance to pre-
vent pestilence and relieve sick
ness.
To the railroad executives es'
peciall those of the L. r. & NJ
the Frisco, the Texas and Pacific
the Southern Pacific and the Y.
& NJ. v, who moved refugees
and stock without pay and put
themselves constantly at the SER
vice of those in charge of relief
work of the commonwealth and
of the nation.
And to the scores of private
citizens who gave of their time,
labor and money without recon-
pense or thought of recompense
in the simple service OF their
state and of humanity.
And to the newspapers of this
state and of the other states, for
their constant announcement
and valuable aid in organization,
publicity and distribution.
Be it further resolved, That this
concurrent resolutian be spread
in full upon the journal of these
two houses, preserved in the ar
chives of the state, and the press
of Louisiana be furnished with
copies thereof.
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26th Judicial District Court, State OF
Louisiana, Parish OF Washington.
j. D, ChaSOn ct ais
VS.. No. 1912
Louis Grain.

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 ]. D. Chason ct ais versus
No. 1712, Louis Grain, dated 21st day
OF February 1911, and to me direct
ed for exection, I have seized and will
offer for sale and sell to the last and
highest bidder at the principal front
door Of the courthouse at Franklin
ton, L., on
Saturday, August 3, 1912
between the legal sale hours for judi
cisl sales, the following described
property, to-wit:
The north halt Of the mel, section
q. township !, south, range IL, east,
st. Helena Meridian.
Terms Of sale: Cash, with benefit
Of appraisement.
This 9th day Of June, 1912.
7. ]. Simmons, Sheriff.
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Sheriff Sale.-No. 1873.
Farmers and Merchants Bank
W.
Mrs. Celia "A. Brumfield,
26th Judicial District Court, State Of
Louisians, Parish Of Washington.

Notice IL hereby given, that by
virtue Of On order Of seizure and
sale issued out Of the 9bove named
court, In the matter Of Farmers and
Merchants Bank W. Mrs. Celis A,
Brumdeld, dated the 18th day Of
June, 1919, and to me directed
for execution, I have seized and
will offer for sale and sell to the
last and highest bidder, at the prin'
cipsl front door Of the conrt house al
Frankhnton, Louisiana, on
Saturday, August IL, 1912
between the legal sale hours for judi
cialsales the following described prop.
erty to.wtt:
Three hundred acres Of land, north
part Of headlight No. II, township 2,
south, range 10, east, also Fl. square
6, in the town Of Frsnklinton, Il.
Term Of sale: Cash with benefit Of
appraisement.
This 9th day Of July, 1919.
T. ]. Simmons, Sheriff.
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Granasr's Chill Tonic : Sec
size for &c =
Bahington's Drug Store,
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Notice.

The following notes owned b,
this Bank have been LOST:
s. f. Naylor 4 Co., endorsed
by D. E. Sheridan for $210 pay
able July 3, 1912.
E. D. Sheridan, ". M. & G. r,
Spencer, Secretary endorsed by
]. s. Shoemaker, o. A. Green,
r. J. Williams, G. W. Garrett,
W. W. Bester, and r. NJ. Jones
for SIS. Dated May l. 1912 and
payable July 80, 1912.
Peoples Drug Go. Inc, endors-
led by A. Fricke ST., for $500
Dated April 80. 1912 and payable
August 80, 1918.
Mrs. L. L. Richardson & Co.,
endorsed by l. Z, Richardson
for $500. Dated April 4, 1912
payable September IS, 1912.
l. Danziger, Mortgage note
endorsed by j. r. Wood for 50.
43. Dated September 10. 1911
and payable June 10, 1912.
The public is hereby warned
against negotiating for any Of
the above notes a. they will be
collectable only BY us.
Bank Of Frankiinton.
St. Franklinton, Il.
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to call.
Warren Badon, Chair.
P. G. Smith. Sec'y.
A Silo for Less Than $25.

| | have wanted a silo ever since
l had owned a farm and stock
(which has been about six or
seven years. but had not thought
could afford one till / learned
of a cheap kind which I'm going
to tell you about.
! l had seen silage fed at the A.
4 M. College at Raleigh, and
knew it to be a good food. But
no farmer can fully appreciate it
till ne has a silo and feeds silage
to his own stock.
You folks of The Progressive
Farmer would not let us alone
about it, so I decided last sum-
mer to Investigate the matter
and6nd out if a good silo could
be built cheaply,
Went to see a farmer in an ad-
joining county whom I knew had
two silos and got him to tell me all
about the material, cost, etc. The
next step was to 90 to a saw.mill
and have sawed IS pieces of 2x4,
16 feet long, and two pieces 4x6,
16 feet long.
This lumber was to be pine
and not planed at all, as the small
slivers on the edge make the
pieces fit into one another more
snugiy. I then bought 16 iron
rods, each one Is feet long and
one-half inch thick, and had
threads cut on these at both ends
and provided with nuts to fit.
The lumber mentioned above,
with the rods and a few nails,
are all the material needed to
build q silo Is feet high and 8
feet in diameter.
While the mill man was getting
the lumber ready I dug q hole in
the ground about four feet deep
and eight feet across. I made q
border OF cement and large fiat
stones all around this hole. This
is to have a firm foundation for
the silo to rest upon. The hole
increaces the capacity of the silo
without adding much to the cost.
When the cement had hardened
and / had hauled my lumber
(Which latter / did at two loads)
I got this farmer mentined above
and q neighbor to help me erect
nv silo. We three put it up in
one day.
The cost of this silo was lesa
than SIS. The lumber was about
$11, the rods S.. the workmen's
wages $.
Corn peayine and cane were
put into the silo and it was left
open at the top and covered only
covered only with q load of chat.
The silage kept fine, But / con.
slider the corn silage better than
that made of peas or cane.
/ began feeding siliage in Nov
smber and it was the principal
iced OF about II head Of cattle
The entire winter. The horse.
90. had an occasional feed. q
lid the chickens and hogs.
I am planning to have this silo
'ull this year and maybe build
mother.
This, ] am sure, 10 the poor
mans silo and will help him to
Eet able to put up better ones
ater on.
Arden, NJ Geo. B. Glenn.
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MOQIVo. OpelOuSdSs anu QUIET re-
lief centers Of Louisiana for their
generous work.
To Major J. E. Normoyle, Capt.
j. Allison Logan, and the officers
and men Of the United States
army acting under them, with.
out exception. for the untiring
tact. answering efficiency and
unselfish devotion.
To Major Norris and National
Director Bicknell Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross and Major Miller,
surgeon U. s. A., for their zeal
Gus and tactful services.
To Major Allison Owen and the
other officers and enlisted men Of
the Washington artillery.
To Maior Bankston and the
other officers and enlisted men
OF the Nrst Regiment Infantry,
4 S.N. g., tor service which
did not count the hours, or the
efforts, Or The nav.
10 Dr.. Bowling and the inspec-
tors The State Board Of Health
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Notice,

l will give no more service on
the road with my horse. It will
be at the stable only.
Lou1s r. MILLER,
6.tf Mt. Herman, Ia.
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! SAA' ASoOANVAVA w ST~S
in full upon the journal of thes'
two houses, preserved in the ar
chives of the state, and the pres!
of Louisiana be furnished witt
copies thereof.
Town Council Proceedings.
Franklinton, La. July 13.-The
Mayor and Board of Aldermen
for the town of Franklinton met
in called session on the above
date for the purpose of adopting
an ordinance.
Franklinton, La, July 10. The
Mayor and Board of Aldermen
for the town of Franklinton met
at their Office On the above date
in called session for the purpose
of adopting Tax and License Or.
dinance. The following members
present, D. E. Branch Mayor,
M. NJ. Magee, DIN. Magee and
Willie Pierce, Aldermen; Absent
J. s. Brock Jr. and J. N Stan.
land.
The Mayor called the Board Ia
order and stated the object OF
the meeting.
On motion of M. NJ, Maeee, and
seconded by Willie Pierce. that
the Tax License Ordinance No.
63 be adopted. recorded and pub.
lished according to law. Unani.
m0usly carried.
On motion of D. N. Magee the
following bills were approved
and ordered paid:
J. r. bateman. .................S 3 10
d. b. Walker. III &
There being no further bust.
ness adjourned subject to call.
D. E. Branch. Mayor, !.
/. L. Pope Clerk.
Be it resolved by the Mayor
and Board Of Aldermen Of the
town of Franklinton; That there
is hereby levied for the year
1912, a tax of 2 IL mills on the
dollar against all property stu
ated within the corporate limits
IF said town which is subject to|
taxation under the laws of the
State Of Louiaiana.
Be it further ordained etc.
That q license is hereby levied
or the year 1912, on all trades, |
professions, avocations and bust.
less situated in said town, sub. |
ect to payment of a special iii
,ense in an amount equal to that
evied by the State upon like
professions, avocations,
md business.
Be it further ordained etc.
That a special tax Of three mills
N the dollar is hereby levied for
he year 1912, on all property
ituated in said town, said tax
'eing a special tax in favor Of the
I. 0. G. N. r. r. Co., and levied
to an election held for
hat purpose in said town and
ulv carried and confirmed BY
be tax payers therein.
This done at q called session
or that purpose held at the office
{ the Mayor and Board Of Alder L
len Of said town On this the 1BI.
!. day Of July, 1912.
D. E. Branch, Mayor,
Ira L. Pope, Clerk. |,
Notice,
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Meeting Of the Democratic
State Executive Committee
The Democratic Executive
COMMITTEE OF the Goth. Judicial
District OF La, comprising the
Parishes of St, Tammany and
! Washington, met at the Court
House, in the Town Of Covington,
La, on this the 10th day of July
1912, pursuant to call issued by
the Chairman Of said Committee.
Mr.. Warren Randon of said
committee called the committee
to order, the following members
being present: Warren Badon,
Chairman, P. G. Smith, Score.
tary, E. Elmo Bollinger from St.
Tammany parish, M. A. Thigpen
by proxy of Lindsay McDougall.
H. C. Richardson, and Magee
W. OFT of Washington parish.
A quorum being present the
committee proceeded to business,
the chairman stated the commit
tee was called together for the
purpose Of ordering and calling
a primary election to nominate
the nominees of the Democratic
Party for Judge and District At
tornev for the 18th, Judicial Dis
trict of Louisiana. comprising
the Parishes of St. Tammany and
Washington.
The following resolution was
read and submitted.
Be it resolved by the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee Of
the 10Th, Judicial District of
Louisiana, that a primary election
is hereby ordered to be held on
the 3rd, day Of September 1912,
throughout the 18th. Judicial
District Of Louisiana for the pur-
pose Of nominating the nominees
Of the Democratic Party for the
Judgship and District Attorney
Of the 18th. judicial District of
Louisiana, and also to elect six
members to compose the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee for
said Judicial District. Three of
said members to be elected from
the Parish Of St. Tsmmany. and
three members to be elected
from the Parish Of WASHINGTON.
Be it further resolved that in
the event . second primary cleo.
lion is necessary to determine
who are the Judge and District
Attorney, or for either. that said
second primary election shall be |
held on the same day aud date,
IS the second primary election
Tor Supreme Judge and Con- |
yressmen, and that said primary |
,lection shall be held and con- |
lucted as required by law.
Moved by P. G. Smith, and
'econded by Elmo Bollinger that
aid resolution be adopted and !
;arried:
The following resolution was
hen red and submitted:
Be it resolved by the Demo.
ratio Executive Committee of
ho Goth. Judicial District Of
0uisiana, That an assessment Of
fifty dollars is hereby levied
ssessed against. and shall be
aid by each candidate for Judge
nd District Attorney, for the
urpOse of defravinr kha oYnon.
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26th Judicial District Court, Stste o.
Louisiana, Parish Of Washington.
Bank Of Franklinton
Versus No. 2o25
james W. RUSSELL.

.Nouce h hereby given that by virtue
Of On order OF seizure and sale, issued
ont Of the above named court, in the
4 matter Of the Bank OF Franknnton
Versus Number soa5, James W. Fus.
ssll, dated the 18th day Of June,
1919, and to me directed for ex-
scntion, ! have seized and will offer
for aale and sell to the last and highest
bidder, ct the principal front door Of
the court house at Frsnklnton, La,
81 on
Saturday, August 3, 1912
between the legal sale hours for judi
cials slss the following described prop.
erty to.wit:
North half Of sw4, section 80, town
ship :, south, range II, east; lot l,
/ section 10, twp. 3, south, +. II, east;
nw1 o., nw3, sec. 20, twp. 8, south, +.
u, east; mel Of sw4, sec. 20, twp. 8,
south, I. II, east; west half Of sell,
GO. 20, twp. 8, south, :. II, east; lot
I, 30. 20, twp. s, south, :. II, east,
containing in the aggregate 2bS.99
acres Of land, less about II acres sold
70 N. Q. g. N. r. r. Co. for right Of
way. and less sold to W. E. Douglass,
w. p. Green and RUSSELL Bros, as per
deeds Of record in Washington Par
ish, Ia, and also one-third interest
IN and to one saw mill and machinery,
known . Fusssu Bros mill, located
on the above land, on the Bogue
Ohitto Branch Of N. o. G. N. r. r.
Co., at Pine Gin, Il.
Terms Of sale: Cash, with benedt
.of appraisement.
This ,27th day Of June, A. D. 1912.
r. ]. Simmons, Sheriff.
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Thanks to all Who Aided Suf:
ferers by the Flood.

u6ukS u Hi UuO Alueu Sul
ferers by the Flood.
Baton Rouge, La. July H.
Mr.. Claiborne to-day intro
duced and the House passed thu
following resolution:
Whereas, During the Month!
of April and May vast districts
in Louisiana We're devastated BY
foods and the inhabitants of thu
flooded districts forced to fet
for safety to the regions fa1
from their homes, thousands o.
them being rendered destitute
and,
Whereas, During that period
the good people of the parishes
adjoining the food district of this
State and Mississippi, especially
the people of Vicksburg. Natchez
Baton Rouge, Monroe, Opelousas,
and other communities, banded
themselves in relief committees
to assauge the suffering and care
for the unfortunates; and,
Whereas, The Federal govern
ment, in carrying out the orders
| Of Congress, sent into the food
districts officers of the regular
army, who worked untirinely,
forgetful of themselves, and only
remembering their duty to save
life and property and to prevent
starvation; and,
Whereas, The National Red
Cross representatives labored
through all the afflicted region to
lesson the injury to the popula-
ton and to prevent sickness and
suffering; and.
Whereas, The National Guards
men OF Louisiana and the repre-
sentatives Of the State Board of
Health, called upon by the gov.
ernor Of the State, worked I'M
ceasingly and unselfishly to aid
the task of rescue and to prevent
all possible injury to people or
property; and,
Whereas, In response to the
appeals for aid the generous peo-
pie of all this nation responded
in liberal mood, giving of their
funds to help care for the needy
in the district in the sum Of
nearly ninety thousand dollars;
and,
Whereas The newspapers of
the city of New Oeleans and of all
sections of the State, as we'll as
those of our sister States, North
and South, gave the most valua. !
bic aid in calling attention to the |
true conditions, and organized in !
many places local relief com
mites and stimulated the com.
nunity into immediate action in |
behalf of the flooded sections:
therefore. be it
Resolved by the House OF Rep
resentatives, the State concuringI
hat thy thanks Of the common
wealth and of this General As
,embiy be extended to all those
concerned in the great work of
he food period; and that espec-
ally should thanks be extended
o the relief committee of New
orleans for their prompt and
LIBERAL donations and efforts.
To the city authorities and re-
ief COMMITTEES of Vicksburg and
Watcher for their efforts in behalf
I q sister commonwealth,
To the members of the relief
xecutive committees in Baton
louge for their great work in
airing for Z. 900 refugees for two
1onths.
To the relief committees of
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MABEL POWLEY
WINS HONORS

The poster contest. one OF the unique
methods used in boosting the high
school play, The Tanning of the Shrew,'
to be given on Dec. 6. closed Tuesday.
A meeting was held last night at 4
o'clock, in the Central school building
of the judges to decide upon the win
ners in the contest. The judges Miss
Alta Atkins. supervisor of all primary
grades: Miss Mabel Mold. teacher Of art
in the eighth grade. and Miss Anna
Earl Grady. teacher Of art and sew
ing, awarded the first prize to Mabel
PowIey, who viii receive two tickets
to the play; the second prize to Mil
dred Emerine who viii receive one
ticket to the play. The prizes were
awarded for the lettering and attrac-
tiveness.
Posters were submitted by the fol-
lowing: Mabel Powley. Lorna Smith,
John Dye. Verne Miles. Mildred Em-
crime. Carl Broms. Myrtle Huehn. Cora
Belly and Hazel Washington.
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Bowling Games.

Some interesting games in the Ham
mond bowling league are bin at Towle
& McCool's alleys this evening, where
the Clabbys and Hopmans and and the
Snyders and Honmans will meet IN twt
three game series. AS two or three of
the teams are lighting for first place in
the league the games are expected to
draw large crowd. A new feature
in tn way Of weekly prizes has been
added to Towle & McCoors alleys,
where, sNrting last night, the pinmen
are rolling for Thanksgiving turkeys.
The contestant making the highest in
dfvidual score and highest individual
three game score will receive the above
prizes. The contest will close next
wednesday night.
NO MISTAKE
Is made when You want a cool smoke
Of the finest tObaccO-buy FoREx
(XXXX) and get n ticket I'm every
package towards n spoon from your
deaIer.-Adv-
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIMES.