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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01
Time to Scream for Help.

The legislature of Kentucky
will have few more important
measures to consider than those
relating to the regulation of in
surance rates in this state.
Heretofore all legislation in this
direction has been largely form
ulated by the representatives of
the insurance companies. The
case of the men who have to buy
insurance has never been fairly
presented for the consideration
of the legislature. louisville
Post.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01

Rev. Hudihurg Of Mayfcld q
been conducting n very interest.
ing meeting AT Main st. Prcsby
terian Church for the last ten
days. There has been two SER.
vices each day. and both well at
tended. There is much interc
in the NEE Ing and several pr.
LESSONS and additions 10 he
Church. The meeting closes e.
nlght.
Rev. James +. Pllce preach
at Dixon last Sunday. The servi.
ces were heartily enjoyed by the
good people Of Dixon.
Rev. James +. Price vii
preach at Providence next sun
day. He will then 90 TO Prince
ton to attend the meeting of the
Board Of Trustees OF Princeton
Collegiate Institute Feb. sth.
Taken up as a stray one week
ago one male shoat black and
white spotted. weighs about 20
pounds. owner can have same by
paying charges.
Roy Gilbert,
Jan 30. 1912.
Two new and beautiful oak
mantels for sale at wholtsa.c
price if taken this week. One
with mirror. For information
phone 80.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01

A dozen eggs, a peach or a
pound of butter can be bought
in New York nowadays for a
half dollar, according to reports.
"A four horse wagon load of
rabbits killed on two farms dur
ing the deep snow" says a Ken
lucky item. And yet immigrants
from Europe crowd the New
York East Side and remain ''un
digested. "-Louisville Times.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01

New York, Jan. -. "A little
guinea pig that had lived sixteen
days without food or water was
taken from its wire cage in the
ruins of the Equitable building
today. The animal. which was
to have been used for expert
ment purposes, was found by
chemist attached to the medical
department when he visited the
ruins of his laboratory. 1t greet
ed its rescuer with squeals of de
light. 1t is probable that the
little survivor will never be sub
jected to another experiment.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01

Bonnie Travis, II year old son
of Ivirn Travis of Repton, died
Thursday night at 9 O'Clock of
pneumonia and was buried at the
Crowell graveyard Saturday
morning at IL o'clock. He was
i'll only 10 days and was a bright
and promising boy. His mother
who was a daughter of Kelly
Orr has been dead for several
years.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01

The citizens of Livingston Co.,
held a mass meeting Jan. q,
1912, to commend the efforts of
Senator Eaton, who is trying to
get state aid to build the jeff Da-
Wis Highway in West Kentucky.
Copies of resolutions drawn were
sent to Senator Glenn and Rep
resentative M. F. Pogue. If
their names are inspirations to
lift US out the mud and wagon
ruts, Abe Lincoln and jeff Davis
have not lived in vain. The res
olutions adopted by the Living
ston county citizens come at a
time when the need for good
roads is driven home to the farm
ers. The resolution are as fol-
lows: We, the citizens of Liv-
lngStOn county, kentucky, IN
mass meeting, assembled, in the
town of Smithland. Jan. q, 1912,
approaching the efforts of Sena-
tor w. V. Eaton. in his efforts
to establishment Of the jefferson
Davis Highway, and learning
that he has introduced a bill in
the legislature, now in session,
appropriating state funds to aid
in road building.
Therefore. Resolved, That we
heartily approve such measure
and urge the adoption of such
by the legislature and
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01

Maysville, KY. Jan. 81. Yes
terday, while going to town on a
street car. DR.. Thomas Smith, a
dentist, saw Policeman John
Girvin crying on the back end of
the car. Asking what was the
matter, Girvin told him he had
the toothache, wherefore, DR..
Smith pulled out a pair of for
cops, threw Girvin's head back,
and yanked out tho tooth, much
to the amusementof the crowded
car. Girvin didn't have tb'
nerve to go to a dentist.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01
T5-'-=
RDeAIHSf
{. {. Dorroh Dead.

Clark Dorroh, an old Livings.
ton county citizen who moved
west five years ago, died at
Angels Camp, California, at the
home of his son, w. T. Dorroh,
last week. Mr.. Dorroh formerly
lived near Pinckneyville and is
related to many of our best
people in this county as well as
Livingston. Lyon and Caldwell
county.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01

George w. Douglass of Cave
in-Rock, H., died last week. He
formerly lived near here in the
house at the railroad crossing
south Of the cit now owned by
Hughey Sisco and family. Mr..
Douglass was a fine old man,
kind and charitable to all and we
doubt not that he has gone to
his reward.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01

The subject of the Army
Canteen" is to be agitated in
Congress. Gen. Grant Com
mander of the Eastern division
Of the U. S. army favors per-
petual adjustment Of the can
teen. He is a son Of Gen. Grant
Of the Civil war and it is thought
he will fight" the canteen
'out" of the army or rather his
Influence will keep it out.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01

Very many farmers when they
sell their tobacco in the Marion
market, ere they pocket their
roll of bills ring down a silver
dollar on the desk of the EDITOR
of the Record Press thus endor-
ing his endeavor to give the
County a first class paper.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01
Notice To WOOdmen.

There will be a called meeting
of Rosewood Camp on Saturday
night at Z o'clock. You are re-
quested to attend.
RoB'T. f.. WTLBoRN, G.. G..
BY +. b. Heath, Clerk.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01

Old river men declare Il at
they have never known so long
an ice run on the Ohio River.
Ice has been running out ,ver
two weeks. Paducah News
Democrat
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01
SMITHLAND DEATH.

Smithland, Ky. Jan. 81. (Spec-
iaD Mrs. Jordan Rives, died
this morning at 8 o'clock at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ID. Scyster. She resided
in Christian Co., but had been i'll
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01

Mr.. Roosevelt's position seems
t. be that he positively will not
say he is a candidate, but dares
anyone else TO say he isn't. -
Litchfield Gazette.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01

Kentucky Legislature is con-
sidering an appropriation for a
colored industrial college for
West Kentucky, situated near
Paducah.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01

New York is to have a church
grocery for the poor to fight the
high prices for food.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01
S. VI JENKINS.
Ownet. Editor aaj Publisher

Entered as second class matter Feb
ruary 9th 1879 at the ostoffice at
Maroa, kentucky, pnier the Act OF
Congress If Marct 3, le77.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01
SGISSCRi ~ ATES
81 80 per year
% cents for five months.
20 cents for one month.
ADVERTISING RATES

,J, per .}cA 5 G. Tpceign Advertising
=: p'.Ircl :. c tome
Re- .tt-i at, o5e-nAi, rate.
Me o. ) o1,J u5tt for Plates an
FL c:rDs
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-01

Locals ~. p, lae IA twelve point type
90 arie. &c per line Cash
Carl OF Thanks s: per lns With
r 'sO!ut ons Of repect Sc per line Copy
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-31
TAKE CARE OF YOUR LOOKS
Much W. - Conveyed In This A.
vice That a Woman Gives to
Her Sisters.

One reason why so many women
begin to go off" in their looks afte
thirty or even earlier. ia a growing
habit Of carelessness about their ap-
pearance. In particular. the woman
that marries and has children is very
likely to fall into the notion that 1T
doesn't matter how mother looks" In.
deed. I have known women who seem
ed to consider it part Of their duty
to their families to get old and ugly
as soon as possible.
No woman can make more fatal
mistake. A woman wants to be proud
OF her children, and her children have
an equal right to be proud Of her. A
woman who has become wrinkled.
faded, humped-up dowdy. back num-
Der" at forty may get certain toleT.
ant affection and perfunctOry graft.
tude from her family, but she can
never inspire the admiration and ~
spect and willing obedience that
every child should be able to render
to his mother.
Depend upon it. excellent wife and
devoted mother, II you find yourself
too busy to take a daily bath, too busy
to keep your scalp clean and your hair
brushed, too busy to 60 to dentist
at the first sign of decaying teeth, too
busy to massage the blackheads out
of your skin and manicure your nails
and provide yourself with suitable, be
coming clothes, then you are absolute
ly too busy. You are either being i'm
posed upon by some shirker. or else
you are voluntarily sacrificing mora
important to hess important conssA
Grafton.
II 1t comes right down to a cbSire
madam, think your husband wOul<
take more pleasure in your clean com
plexion than in clean pair OF attn
stairs, and am quite sure that It I
better to provide your children viii
q neat, trim, well-groomed mother I,
look at at table than to harass thei
little stomachs with some elaborate
and indigestibla made d'sh."-Wou
ans World.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-31
Novelty Buttons in NeekMear.

One Of the most striking features
OF the smartest neckwear Is the lareo
use made OF small button garnitures,
says the Dry Goods Economist. Rhine
stone, jet, crystal, cloth-covered and
pearl buttons score. in the order men.
toned. The fact that many of the
Sutton-trimmed novelties come rather
high can easily be accounted for when
one considers the cost OF the novelty
buttons used. At the same. the smart
ness Of the styles depends to a large
extent upon the clever arrangement
of these buttons.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-31
SKIPPER ELECTED
BANK PRESIDFM

The following is an editorial no.
tice from the Lakeland Evening Tele
gram of Dec. 20, 1912:
At a special meeting of the board
CT directors of the American State
bank, held last night, ]. L. Skipper
was chosen as president of that in
stitution, vice R. l.. Mayes resigned.
Mr.. Mayes has made splendid ex-
ecutive officer for this young but
thriving institution, but finds the
pressure Of personal business SO great
that he is compelled to give up the
position, in justice both to himself
and the bank, and his resignation
vas therefore reluctantly accepted.
The selection of Mr.. Skipper to
head the affairs of this institution is
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-31
Anoeis on a Needles Point.

This was a favorite topic of debate
among the schOliasts and doctors OF
the Christian church from the earliest
time. It was particularly to the fore
during the period of futile and Quib.
bling argument which marked the
decline OF schOlasticism. say from 1900
to 1850 A. D.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-31

an earnest of its success and -,
ity. He is an able fnanr, :"
qualified to guide thu conc.
servatively and safely. and -
sufficient progressiveness =
IT. growth and the legitimate y
sion of its business. ~
The American State bs.s
its doors in October Of this w
though the third banking bo,ss
established in Lakeland. !, !. :.
ing a fair share of the sn1ana.,
perity of the city, and u.sA, :.
management, with the grow.
city, will undoubtedly sou.:. y
become an important fae,o, :.
community's financial fAi,,
vertisement.)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-31
RuStla,

Little girl from the city. ssslns
frsckled country child (pr the Ant
time-"Oh, mamma, come ou,ck .,d
look at this little boy. He's al. rust.
ing!"-Judge.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-25
SECOND WARD.

Andrews, Jones, Franklin.
Ash. Joseph, Kennelworth.
Anderson, Peter, New Light.
Anderson, Orange, New Light.
Andrews, William, Musgrove.
Brown, Robt., Black Water,
Rack. Willie, Black Water.
Bright. Sy, Verona.
Bowman, VIM, Verona.
Booker, Win, Franklink.
Bowie, Cornelius, Woodland.
Bowie. Walter. woodland.
burks, Geo., Shady Grove.
Battle. Joel, Income.
Book, Scott, Kennelworth.
Buckner, John Henry, Kennelworth.
Barnes. Joseph, Kennelworth.
Butler. Richard, Cypress.
Brown, ]. L., Moss Grove.
Brown, Ezekill, Moss Grove.
Burton, Allen, Shackleford.
Brooks. Sol. Shackleford.
Brown. Ed. Shackleford.
BARLEY, Davis, Nebraska,
Barley, VIII, Nebraska.
BARLEY, Sim, Nebraska.
Butler. Walter, New Light
ksas, Nose, New Light.
Bass, Ambros, New Light.
Bass. Jesse, New Light.
Brown, John, New Light.
Known, Anderson, New Light.
Brown, Damon, Newellton.
Brown, Arthur, Newellton.
Calvin, Joe, Balmoral.
Coward, Willie, Franklin.
CaEmack, Ben, Franklin.
Cox, Ezekill, woodland.
Carter, Joe, woodland.
Case. John, Ruthwood.
carter, John, Ruthwood.
Cole, Ellis, Kennelworth.
ehase, Shafer, Moss Grove.
collins, Lee, Shackleford.
ease, Ed, Nebraska.
Crockett, Louis, Elmwood.
crockett, Webb Jr., Remelino.
chrk. Mitchell, Stonewall.
cofbet, Willie, Newellton.
cox. Arthur. Newellton.
eharleston, H. s., Newellton.
coieman, Prince, Newellton.
nIxon, Miner, Franklin.
1non. Henry, Franklin.
L1xon, Lem, Shackleford.
tllis, Henry, Wild Cat.
Avis. Ben, Newellton.
Asstman, Nose, Wyoming.
ANDERSON, Ike, Moss Grove.
znmerson, 0'Neal. Moss Grove.
Eyans, Jim, Newellton.
tfazier, Bland, Franklin.
Eiemming, Esau, Kennelworth.
FOWLER. VIII E., Nebraska.
lowler. Sam D., Nebraska.
E0feman, Oscar, Mound Bayou.
foreman, Walter, Mound Bayou.
frierson, Robt.. Wild Cat.
Eirs. Ernest, Whitmore.
Srice. Sol, Westwood.
efeen, John. Kennelworth.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-25
List Of Delinquent Road Hands
for Tensas Parish.

The following is the list of the delinquent Road Tax
Payers for the year 1912. This tax must be paid
promptly or steps will be taken to enforce coll
lection, which will attach additional costs.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-25
FIRST WARD.

Ash. Jonas, Cypress Grove.
Rreckinridge, Sam, Evergreen.
Bonney, Henry, Evergreen.
Brown, Geo., Sinkingfund.
Buck, Joe, Lloyd.
Bell. Tom, Lake Place.
Buck. Walter, Sunfiower.
Berry, Louis, Glen Muir.
Bird, VIII, Burn.
Brown, Adam, Cypress Grove.
Brown. Rance, Cypress Grove.
Rec. Bush, Klondyke.
Brooks Andrew, Klondyke.
Clark, VIII, Evergreen.
Curry, Eph Jr., Sinkingfund.
chaney, Dude, Locustland.
Darris, Isiah, Bertha Villa.
Davis, Nelse, Sunfiower.
Riggs. Ben, Glen Muir.
Dlggs, John, Glen Muir.
nixon. Israel, Glen Muir.
Davis, Joe, East End.
Duyall. Anderson, Cypress Grove.
Eastley, Pete, Elkridge.
Farris, John, Glen Muir.
Farris, Mack, Glen Muir.
Farris, Ed, Burn.
Griffin. Britton, Johnson Bend.
Griffin, james, Sinkingfund.
Griffin. Horace, Sinkingfund.
Grayham, John d., Glen Muir.
Henry Joseph, Lake Place.
Hamilton, Josh, Lake Place.
Hawkins, David, Lake Place.
henderson, Gloster, Glen Muir.
Harvey, Willis, East End.
Hunter, Pleas, Paradise.
Hazard, Robt., Paradise.
Henderson, Noah, Frogmore.
Jackson, Ben, Sinkingfund.
Jackson, James, Sinkingfund.
Johnson, Robt., Bertha Villa.
Johnson, Dan, Glen Muir.
Johnson, Will. Glen Muir.
Johnson, Nose, Glen Muir.
Jackson, Louis, Glen Muir.
Jackson, Noah, Burn.
lanes, Sol, Cypress Grove.
jackson, VIII, Paradise.
Jackson, Wade, Klondyke.
Jones, Rufus, Frogmore.
Jones, Tom, Locustland.
Klege, Alonzo, Cypress Grove.
Lee John, Glen Muir.
Lewis, John, Paradise.
Mccullough, Sam, Bertha Villa.
ncMoore, Calvin, Sunflower.
Mcintyre, Allen, Glen Muir.
ncCrea, Maryland, Glen Muir.
lfcCrea, Ike, GlenMuir.
Mcintyre, Fred Jr., Glen Muir.
Munger, Steve, Cypress Grove.
Meadows, Geo., Paradise.
McGray, Louis, Frogmore.
Perkins, Steve, Glen Muir.
Perkins, Louis Jr., Glen Muir.
Pope. Cleveland, East End.
Pmmmer, Sam, Paradise.
Page, Dock, Frogmore.
Psryer, Arthur, Frogmore.
Rollins. s. D., Lloyd.
Roam, Hardy, Glen Muir.
Richardson. Joe, Cypress Grove.
Stewart, VIII, Hollywood.
Sanders, Robt, Winter Quarters,
Stewart, Henry, Como.
zaunders, Paump, Lake Place.
Shaw. Louis, Elkridge.
silyey. Will, Frogmore.
Thomas, John, Sinkingfund.
Turner, Stewart, Lucknow.
aylentine, Gus, East End.
Watson, lack Jr., Johnson Bend
Warren, Willie, Winter Quartersl
Wells, Jake, East End.
Wright, John, West End.
Washington, Tom, Cypress Grove
Washington, Andrew, Cypress Grove.
Winterton, L. s., Cypress Grove
WInterton, Lester, Cypress Grove.
Washington, Dorsey, Cypress Grove.
Williams, Tom Jr., Cypress Grove.
Wren. Julius, Frogmore.
Webster, Jake, Locustiand.
Warner, Bonner, Frogmore.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-25
Young, Paul. Eddington.
Young, Louis, Newellton.
THIRD WARD.

Alex, Joe, Avondale.
Arms, Jake, Pamela.
Allen, Buster, Crimea.
Angtl, Allen, Compress.
Atkins, Geo., Delta.
Allen, John, Saw Mill.
Austin, Nelse, Thistleridge.
Allen, Oscar, st. Joseph.
Allen, Walter, st. Joseph.
Baden, Emanuel, Woodstock.
Biney, Joe, Crimea.
Bellows, Percy, Crimea.
Brown, Will, Compress.
Banks, Will, Botany Bay.
Butler, Richard, Aubrey.
Brooks. Jordon, Jr., Aubrey.
Briggs, John, Lakewood.
Brown, Robt., Oneonta.
Brown, Marshall, Oneonta.
Brown, Harrison, Oneonta.
Bright, Chas., Oneonta.
Brisco, Jim, Oneonta.
Blair, Willie, Oneonta.
Buford, Shed, Oneonta.
Buford. Tom, Oneonta.
Bright, William Jr., Oneonta.
Bates, Geo. Jr., Locustwood.
Bedford, James, Delta.
Bernard, Dick, Delta.
Bernard, ALI, Delta.
Bailey, Ike, Thistlerjdge.
Bailey, Chas, Thistleridge.
Brown, Roy, Thistleridge.
Boatner, August Thistleridge.
Bevens, Buck, Thistleridge.
Burrows, Mat, Villa Clara.
Baragona, Frank, st. Joseph.
Baragona, Tony, st. Joseph.
Baragona, Steve, st. Joseph.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-25
Tom. Hardbargan.

Ellis, Tom, Hardbargan.
Ellis, Spencer, Hardbargan.
Evans, Albert j., Hardbargan.
Evans, Junius, Crooked Bayou.
Evans, Bozie Jr., Crooked Bayou.
Ellis, Julius, Dickard.
Ellis, Geo., Mccall.
Ford, Robt.. Hardbargan.
Fail, Joe, Mayflower.
Foster, Emmerson, Mccall.
Ford. Will, Minden Hall.
Guirs, Alfred, Marydale.
Gibson. Noah, Mound Bayou.
Gregory, Robt., Mayflower.
Gregory. Frank, Mayflower.
Harris, William, Choctaw.
Hair, Jim, Mayflower.
Hill. Ed, Mccall.
Hartly. Kelly, North Bend.
Hartly, Sidney, North Bend.
Jackson, Lemar, Luckey Hit.
Jones, David, Wilderness.
Jones, Sidney, Wilderness.
Johnson, Horace, Choctaw.
Johnson, Roy, Choctaw.
Jackson, Leonard, Choctaw.
ooOhoOHs MCltOus OuOCtdW.
Johnson, Nose, Dickard.
Jackson, Frank, Cannon.
Jacksn, Gen1. Lee, Mayflwer.
Jacksn, Peter, Justina.
Lewis, Phil, Mccall.
Mrris, Robt., Hardbargan.
Monroe, julius, Marydale.
Morris, Dan, Justina.
Neal, Will, Mamre.
Perkins, Ike, Hardbargan.
Parker, Everett, Marydale.
Pollard. Oliver, Cannon.
Pollard, Burlin, Cannon.
Perkins, Chas., Villa Tensas.
Pointdexter, Link, Mayflower.
Pointdexter, Henry. Mayflower
Phillips, James, Justina.
Roach, David, Choctaw.
Ross, Simon, Choctaw.
Roach, Baden, Marydale.
Rush, Scott, Mayflower.
Smith, Lige. Hardbargan.
Scott, Martin. Eldergrove.
Smith, Enoch, Erin.
Smith, Chas., Erin.
Shelf, Joe. Mound Bayou.
Strother, Robt., Mound Bayou.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-25
Young. Isaiah. Barcelona.
Young. Moses. Barcelona.
SEVENTH WARD.

Anderson, Henry, Loomland.
Armistead, Charles, Highland.
Austin, Dan, Highland.
Allen. Wesley. Monticello.
Adams, General, Dona.
Brown, John. Alphenia.
Barley, Sam, Loomland.
Bruce, F. s.. Loomland.
Burnley. Billy, Live Oak.
Blue, VIM, Live Oak.
Bates, Walter. Highland.
Butcher. Julius. First Lick.
Brown. VIM, Monticello.
Buchanan. Wade. Monticello.
Buchanan, Wade Jr., Monticello.
Butler, Derry, Holly Ridge.
Bullet. Sam, Argyle.
Bailey. VIII, Gum.
Bernard. Gilliard, Gum.
Broadway, Alex, Anderson.
Buckner, Gibson, saltwater.
Butler, Derry, Stonewall.
Butler, Cal, Pecano.
Bryant, Levin, Pecano.
Brooks, VIM, Newtoma.
Brooks, Dan, Newtoma.
Barnes, Henry, Wavertree.
Barnes, Cleveland, Wavertree.
Brooks, Fred. Wavertree.
Barise, Dan, Wavertree.
Barise, Geo., Wavertree.
Babee, Maurice, Wavertree.
Barnes, Son. Wavertree.
Brown6Joe, Wavertree.
Clark, Stleve, Oakdale.
Clark, = Frank, Highland.
Clark Phil, Monticello.
Carter. Maurice. Gum.
Carter, Nathan, Moncloved.
Campbell, VIM, Monclover.
Clark, Jeff, Monclover.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-25

Merriday, Ike, Yelverton.
Miller. Roaney. Oneonta.
Miller, Wash, Oneonta.
Miller, William, Oneonta.
Mccall, Henry, Oneonta.
Mccall, Zula, OEeonta.
Mccall, Taylor, Oneonta.
Mccall, Ike, Oneonta.
hurry, Anderson, Oneonta.
Mazegur, Cavanaugh, Oneonta.
Moore, Steve, Delta.
Mills, Henry, Delta.
Moore, Silas, Thistleridge.
Mitchell, Elias, Lakewood.
Mayer, A., st. Joe.
Mcdonald, Will, st. Joe.
Newman, Abe, Saranac.
Newman, Dave, Thistleridge.
Newman, John, Locustwood.
Nelms, Griffin, st. Joseph.
oliver, Archie, Crimea.
Owens, Till, Ridgeland.
Owens, ]. NJ, st. Joseph.
Owens, Frank. st. Joseph.
Patric, Jack, Mt Ararat.
Pereno, Jackson, Saranac.
Pierson, MILFORD, Saranac.
Page, Phil Jr., Pamela.
Parker, Jesse, Osceola.
PANEL, Cullins, Mound.
Parker, Johnson, Mound.
Pettiford, John, Lakewood.
Proctor, Demar, Oneonta.
Proctor, Henry, Oneonta.
Pierson, Jim, Oneonta.
Poindexter, Eli, Oneonta.
Porter, William, Oneonta.
Parker, Bozie, Locustwood.
Parker, West, Delta.
Parks, Jerry, Delta.
Polk, Dock, Saw Mill,
Price, Sonny, Sunnyside.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-25

Dorsey, Tom, Newfoundland.
Ect, Frank. New Hope.
Evans, Chas., Natchez.
Eliotte. Dan, Barcelona.
Farrar, Ike. Soudan.
Feilas, Frank, Soudan.
Felix. Eli, Melwood.
Foley, Stewart, Holly Park.
Felix. Hamp. Waterproof.
Feilas, Jesse, Barcelona.
Farrar, Milton, Barcelona.
Foster. Glen. st. Peter.
Farmer, c. L., Waterproof.
Ferguson, Harvey, Waterproof.
Freeman, John, Crescent Home.
Grayham, Geo., Soudan.
Graves, Robt., Bonn Bay.
Green, Smith, Barcelona.
Glover, Willie. Burn.
Green. Ernest, Fish Pond.
Green, Fred, Midway.
Granderson. Enoch, Waterproof.
Grant, Will, Waterproof.
Gashwiley, John, Waterproof.
Hogan, Tom, lakewood.
Halton, Tom Jr., Locust Ridge.
Halton, Joseph, Locust Ridge.
Henderson, Tom, Locust Ridge.
Hill. Geo., Texconey.
Holmes, John, Bombay
Hayden, Nit, Bombay
iubbono, William, Bombay
Hill, Vigil, Bombay
Holmes, Ned, Waterproof
1ouser, Chas., Burn
hawkins, Simon, Midway
hawkins, Elijah, Midway
lyman, Tom, Midway
hubbard, William, Midway
iumphries, New Foundland
henderson, Ananias, New Foundland
iall, Dave, st. Peter