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The evening world., 1913-08-11
WALL STREET

Market Closing-NO change In prices
or activity occurred until after as.
when active buying gave stocks . rally
number OF issues for the movement.
Canadian Pacific was strong all day
and advanced another point.
The last few minutes heavy buying
advanced the prices all around the
room. Canadian Pacific rose to 20. U.
s. steel. 81: Union Pacific. 1853 4. and
Reading. 1901. All stocks closed show
ing advances from v to over 2 points.
Business Of the last hour amounted to
more than the total for the previous
four hours. Sales 2's.700. Lower prices
were recorded In nearly all the inter-
national issues. following the recessions
noted In the early cables from London,
which were attributed to the fact that
the fortnightly account ends to-day, and
that some speculative holdings might be
liQuidatsd before the beginning Of settle.
mont Tomorrow.
After the first few minutes. however.
3 Stsoae tone dsvnleped. Union Pacific
recovering oil its Initial loss and show.
Ing q slight gain. Canadian Pacific wa.
strong from the opening. advancing y
to :i6k
In the second hour Inter-Mct. showed
4 slight gain. while the preferred had
gained ~. B. r. r. y. U. 0. Steel y
and Chesapeake and Ohio y. Trading
wts hsht and confined to few issues
After the announcement Of the sub
eef3ption price to Southern Pacific GER
tlficates as 90 with the terms. &C..
South. Pacific stock dropped from
@h to Nk. rallied to 9ak and
declined to 81 l-2 In the early after
noon nearly all stocks showed net gains.
although the trading was very quiet.
and came to almost a standstill at
umes. 81. Paul advanced to 100 3-a
The evening world., 1913-08-11
EDWARD LAUTERBACH SUED.
Noted Attorney Called On to Pay
Part OF Note He IndorseS.

NOseo AutOToey CmIue0 On TO Fay
Part Of Note He Iadorsea.
The name OF Edward Lauterbach.
the attorney Tor whom David Lamar.
the indicted wolf Of Wall street"
tried to do d much In the way of re-
him IN the good graoss OF
big nnanciers. bobbod up In me
Supreme Court to-day. In q suit to
recover the balance Of q promissory
note. which the attorney endorsed.
The action was filed by Joseph J.
O'Donohue jr., who also was an sndorser
Of the same note. The complaint sets
forth that on Oct % 1911. the Dover
White Marble Company made . note to
Its own order for $4,000 which was later
delivered to the Assets Realization Com.
pany. Before u was delivered the Con.
tinental Finance Company, Thomas
sturgis. Lauterbach and O'Donohue en-
dorsed It The note fell due. and &C.
cOrdinG to the complaint all the indorssrs
save Lauterbach and Sturgis paid their
pro rata Of the liability. O'Donohue 10
suing for an unpaid balance Of $780,
The evening world., 1913-08-11
FULL PARDON FOR
TnIEv|MG Ex.CAPrA|M
President Restores to Citizenship
Franklin, Who Embezzled
Mess Funds.

WEST POINT. N. Y. Aug. u.-Prss,.
dent Wilson has granted IN uncondi-
tionai pardon TO former Capt. Themas
Franklin. U. 8. A.. who In 1909 was
sentenced to two and ons-haif years In
the prison NJ Atlanta, Ca. after he had
confessed to having embsssisd the mess
funds OF the cadet corps at West Point,
whore he was quartermaster and com.
missary from 1907 I'LL 1908.
The Presidents action restores the
riEhts Of citixsnship to Capt. Franklin.
He resigned from the army while In the
psnitenttary In 1870 and was released
shortly thereafter. For some time he
has bean managing . large business In
the South.
During hts time at the military acad-
envy Capt. Franklin accounted correctly
for e2.0o.oO. He was convicted Of sm.
bessling ISIS. though he admitted In
court the sum might reach 1900, Tho
peculations were covered by false
vouchers.
The evening world., 1913-08-11
HERE ARE MORE RULES
FOR KEEPING WlFE
IN HAPPY CONTENT.

L. c. Diiiman Of Seattle. asso
ciate OF J. J. ffiil. ana wealthy. hal
promulgated the following rule,
for husbands AZ the outcome Of hi
eighteen yeare' experience:
xssp all psomisss maAs before
esd ~ the tAms Of marriage.
Dtviae tie Aswspaps1 ana
svssyshia6 else.
1ssp . jotas bAah sso0aat
% 70 your eiab 10 efSsasr
sAaa eas nlsAs . vssA.
xsvs no aegs ~ Dsts Of say
k1Dl.
. 0aii her up On he ssisyhons
~ least tAfss tii.sss . Aay.
Whsa away from hens vsaSs
% Telegraph svssy< Aay.
3sts her WITH yoa % b1sa-
ne0o eal pleasaFU tslpS. Ds
ners petite % Ass SAaa - aay
ether wSaAa ysu 0ssA
1sosmbss tAAN SAs litss
1evsrs. saaAy 90 bests.
1ea4s % . SaslasOo - 10 con.
ssssaSis wAsasvss shs y haoDy.
DsA't sstt1ease ~ lfsss.
- . gsasis0aa - 81 women,
~ . bSsbasl - eaiy sas.
n y0a AAvs oaiy . aeilas yea
ere nst wasting 10 ~ spsnliAS
% o. hss.
n yea have been faithful n
Oh thinSs, Ssasrous, eonsiAsrsts
saA lev1a6. ana ss1ii sAs y ais.
0atlo0el. 6et Q divorce.
The evening world., 1913-08-11
AVIATOR eoDy. eUnIeD
WITH MILITARY HoMORS
Royal Flying Corps March IN the
Funeral Procession Viewed
by TnrongS.

ALDERsvoT. England. Aus. 1.-THE
body Of p. 9. Cody. the Ana,o-Amerioan
aviator. who vas Killed here In Q hydro
aeropians accident on Aug. u WAS
buried with military bonors IN the Sol.
diers Cemetery here this afternoon.
Enormous crowds lined the route Of the
funeral procession. paying . splendid
tribute 70 the popularity Of the dead air.
man., sad
The comm was mounted on Q gun-
carriage and covered with the Union
Jack. II was followed to the srave
By ccntingents Of all arms and the full
strength Of the roya, Tying corps A.
Il passed the various barracks IN the
camp the troops turned out ana stood
with barred heads.
The papers Of the famous Back Watch
tForty,secohd Hishiandsrs) headed the
precsstien. playing . Scottish lament"
while the bands OF the other regiments
played funeral Microbes. The only mil.
hary feature ornltted from the funeral
was the firing Of voilsys over the grave
Bette strike Near Mayors Home.
Within two hundred feet Of Mayor
0aynor's country residence. Deepweiis,
The evening world., 1913-08-11

~. JamsA /. l., JieAtniag eksu6k GeuD
and wind unrosfsl . kesSs h ~
nights storm. The lightning Ak ssv9aA
tall pine trees. ssadins one o. them
spinnins across the rosA wtlliam Ssch.
sons combination house and nAsa nsAs
the railroad station Wa neAriy dsmsl.
ished By . pun Of wind 'whidh tore ~
roof from the southern part aAd.lsnds1
Il upside down on the northern end.
No one was hurt Scores Of trees wtee
blown down BY the wind. which At one
time developed cycionic force.
The evening world., 1913-08-11
RAINBOW FLAG STRIKING
As 4 SYMBOL OF PEACE
Beautiful Design on Display in the
Governors Room in City
Hall.

scores Of visitors gazed with admira-
ton to-day on the beautiful peace nag
which was on display In the Governors
room In the City HAIL The nag II the
contribution Of the state Of New York
10 the Peace Temple At The Hague
which will be dedicated Aug. 20.
A rainbow Of incandescent hues all
wrought in finest SILK encirclins the
Giobe - the impressive centrspiscs Of
the nag. II 10 TIE hrst time the rainbow
his thus been used - . symbol OF peace
and the effect 10 Immediate The de-
signers Of the nag stated to-day that Q
f0ur-year.oid child readily graaps the
meaning and significance of the RAIN
bow shedding it, peaceful radiance
around the world.
Worked In silk on the Globe 10 the
word "Psix." meaning peace. The globe
and rainbow are on q field OF blue. he
whole surrounded BY q broad band Of
embossed white silk. while Q Ions
streamer tied with lovers knot bears
artisticaiiy worked flags In miniature Of
every nation on the globe. Peace on
Earth" Gods News to Men" and SINH
lar expression breathing peace and
good will are written In silken strands
OF white.
New York states rainbow" flag will
occupy q prominent place IN = broad
field Of white In the Temple Of Peace.
where . collection Of peace flags con-
tributed by the nations Of the earth 10
already taking form.
The evening world., 1913-08-11
TAMMANY WAITS
FOR MURPHY TO
NAME CITY SLATE
Gaynor One Best Bet for
Mayor, With Eminently Re-
spectacle Running Mates.

Tammany watts on the word Of Mur-
ply to know whom 70 boom for city Of
nces The big boss did not come to town
today nom his country retreat At Good
Ground. hence there was silence In Tam.
many ranhs. But the tip % out that
tomorrow Mr.. Murphy intends 20 b at
Tsmmany Han and the political game
Will be started.
0aynor stiM remains the one best bet
az Tammany candidate for Mayor. but
II will be Q nomination Of expectancy.
not Of organization enthusiasm. Various
combinations and possibilities are BE-
Ing set up and which one will be chosen
may not be known until the last min
ute. Here are some Of the speculative
propositions for Tammany's slate:
Gaynor for Mayor. and every other
candidate straight organization mon.
A "hish brow" respectable TaDmany
man for Mayor and whitman stolen
from the Fusion ticket or District-At-
torney. 10 spike the police issue.
The names of Mayor Gaynor and q
good organization man, possibly Justice
Bowling, TO be submitted at the pri.
maries and other good Tammany mer
chosen by an Overwhelming vote.
II Gaynor Is not named by Tsmmany
there Is a strong probability that h.
would run independently on a THIRD
ticket Then the question 10. how man,
regular Tammany votes would he draw
Certain political shsrps figure that Gay
nor on a third ticket would attract more
from Fusion than from the regular Or
ganixation.
Whoever IL named for Mayor on the
Democratic ticket Is to have eminen Il,
respectables as running mates for the
offices Of Comptroller and President OF
the Board OF Aldermen
The evening world., 1913-08-11
FRECKLES
Now 10 the Time to Get Rid Of Thsss
URly Suots

There's no longer the slightest need Of
feeling ashamed Of your freckles. a. the
pre- cription othine--double strength
Is iuaranteed to remove these homely
sp, u.
Simply get an ounce Of othinc-doublc
s,rength-.from Rikcr Hegeman Drug
Stora and apply little Of II night aud
morning aud you should soon see that
even the worst frecklcs have begun TO
disappear. while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. II is seldom that more
than nn ounce Is needed to completely
clear the skin and gain beautiful. clear
complexion.
Be sure TO ask Tor the double strength
othine, ~ this y sold under guarantee a
messy beck Y it1sils 70 ssmevs isosklee
The evening world., 1913-08-11

Jockey the Independents and Progress
sives into . clash over the Supreme
Court places Chairman Bird has put
forward Supreme Court Justice Eugene
A. PhIlbin and George w. Aiger. . law
yer Ut No. q William street. Both
candidates are. In q way. Roosevelt
choices. Justice Phiibin was named by
Governor Roosevelt a. District Attorney
At ono time. and Mr.. Aiger has had
the Colonies wholesome endorsement
because Of the lawyers writings on
social questions.
The Pr0gressives meet these names
with those Of Herbert X. Limburg. an
Independence League lawyer. and James
A. Allen. who once before ran for the gu-
prsme Court What disconcsrts the Pro-
9ressives most 10 that 80 far the Fusion
ticket. - selected. has not received the
Endorsement Of william r. Hearst. Un-
less sufhcient Independence League
men are collected. the fear was ex-
pressed to-day that the Independence
League will only indorse such candidates
on the Fusion ticket ~ are considered
persona grata.
In such contineency Justice Philbin
and Mr.. Limburg Will. In eli proba bility.
be the Fusion nominees for the Supreme
Court Barlow q. Weeks has no chance
Of Fusion Endorsement
RGPUoLlcAN0 DEMAND REMAIN.
oGR OF COUNTY TICKET.
Cha1r,nan's birds position y this:
The Progrsssives will not tolerate tAs
slit Of the county ofhces to the Rspub.
licAns because OF Nstrict-Attornsy
wMtmsn's consent to run. The Com
mittss Of One Hundred and Seven can.
not s!vs the oahess Of sheriff. County
Clerk. Register. City Court Justice and
Judges Of the General Sessions to the
Republicans because that choice would
smack Of basvaan driven BY Mr.. Whit.
mau bsfore coming Into the une.
We eek only fair play and nothing
mora" saad . BIRD leader to-day. ..rAe
situation " critical. me Prosrsssives
have. eaadAatss :or the ehsr'Hh ofsisc.
sor the Supreme Cpurr &nA particularly
the City Court which they must have"
Chairman koenig's stand 10 this.
The remainder Of the county ticket
must BE- given to Rspubiicans. We Will
take no stand until the Fusion Commit
tee selects the ticket. Republicans must
have enough places to keep the voters
In line and It's up to Mr.. Hapgood's
committee to deal . full hand"
Mr. kosnig announced that no meet
Ing OF the County Executive Committee
would be called before the slate was
picked BY the Fusion Executive Com.
mittse. II was we'll understood that for
Sheriff Leader John J. Lyons has the
full support OF the Republican organise
ton.
The evening world., 1913-08-11
STAB MARS BRIDES BEAUTY,
Rejected ssitor siashes Girl Wsse's
Right Cheek.

Lena rAsnele. seventeen years old and
twenty days q bride had her beauty
permanently msrred by Frank venta. q
disappointed sutton. who stabbed her In
the rtght cheek at West Broadway and
Prince street. to-day. vsnta escaped.
Vents. who lives at No. Is Spring
street, had been Lena's ardent wooer
Tor more than q year; but last month
charles Tagnele won the heart OF Lena
and they were married. Venta heard OF
the wedding and sent word to the bride
that when he had the chance he would
make her beauty perish forever.
DR.. Sawyer Of St vincsnt's Hospital
sswcd up Lena's cheek. Vsnta Will Prob.
ably have the satisfaction Of knowing
that ne has marked the y'rl for lifo. Dr.
sawyer sAaA
The evening world., 1913-08-11
CAN A MEDICINE BE A
FAKE" y

THAT has lived and grown in
popularity for thirty years.
and demonstrated its worth BY
actual cures Of female 10 In
Thousands and thousank3s Of
American familiesl 4,
Any fair-minded. intelligent
person will emphsticAlly %.
swer NO! Such . medicine b
Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Compound. made from teots
and, herbs, and ito ever incrsas-
ing popularity 10 due TO sstual
/ merit alone.
The evening world., 1913-08-11

The nrst conviction OF an Ice dealer
Tor selling short weight was recorded
In the court of Special Sessions to-day
when clyde Mclachlin Of No. 1915 Am
sterdam avenue WAS convicted OF selling
6o0 pounds OF Ice to . ssloonk espsr,
claiming u weighed ~ pounds. He ives
onsd eloe.
The evening world., 1913-08-11
WILSON HOPEFUL
ASL|ND BEGINS
WORK IN MEXICO
President at White House
Conference Says the Situation
Is Clearing.
ENVOY VISITS EMBASSY.
Consults Charge O'Shaugh-
messy as First Step in Mis-
sion-Mexico city Quiet.
ENVOY VISITS EMBASSY.

|
Nrxyfxo crrv Az. u-ys. ,.,a
-
"s pc''o"A' envoy OF fres'dehS wilson
IN Mexico CITY. Installed himself to-day
In temporary ONCE. at the United States
, Eunb...v .. ,roo,c,., .sv,... 4. 81.
H,ne''cah Charss dA"ares' Ne"oh
oShaushnessy. MI Linz passed sew
erai hours in close conference with the
Charge d'Afraires. discussing the aim.
culties Of the Mexican nation. for which
hs br1n.. . nspac..
NJ. lima ms a, s.r,v r,..r Ait. r,o-r-
In. tn. aim h.a M, r,n,n,., -,
ovsr ponoca,.n,I Moun,,.r 49,. =.
was a,,ir ". Tool. . .,r",, .ssours az.
psrsk IN sront q, nj. ho,s, .,a dn.n s.
Franci.eo .venu. h.,or. ~. .sm,," r
were removed from m. store .,,,.dows
A few hours later an embassv auto.
mobile called at the hotel and conveyed
Mr. Lind 10 the Embsssy of the IIni,sd
states. where. 10 the accompan,m.n, n,
the hammcrlnr Of carn.n,er. IN .Aio,r.
Ing rooms. wh.r. they were preparing
the household goods of Henry Lane
w"son. the former American Ambassa-
oor here. Tor shipment to the United
s'.s' '"e a"V''er eh'ere8 upon his
".''s''
Dr. wihiam bayard Hale. who no
,o"ser NOES ms Identity 40 the conf
uen.~' Envoy On fres'deht WILSON, called
,"c embassy To-Day ana he'o Ions
conference with ex-oov. Lind and Mr.
oS"ausnnessy. NO one At the confer.
snce wouIo STATE what the hrst steps Of
'ne pec'hca"oh plan were to DO or
"nsn tney were 10 De TAKEN.
Feoer'co oamooa' the new Mexican
secretary Tor Foreign Relations. speak
ING To-Day win regard to Mr.. Lind's
mission said It would scarcely be prop.
cry described ~ one OF peace. since no
war sxlssed between Mexico and the
onitea STATES. x
nave great fa'th. the ceerstafy
saN' In the Reconnaissance Of the
Judgment OF the United ssAtsss phA !
nave inc conv'cuon tnat the difoculti<b
soon VIII be adjusted.
W'IeoN HoPeFul MISSION WILL
d 0UccGaSFuL,
WARRINGTON. Aus u-,n,,,v.
msnt AZ . decided char.r,s, 4. 80 ~,
pro,,d.n, wii.on N IN. M.,,... .,.,S
tim. rhs last ,vsr,v.,sv. ns".s ~.
prs.,asr, hsii.v.. MA ss..s,. .,..s
Inc Air.. ro.dav m. Husrt. ooy..rm'r.
IN Msxico CITY 1. Tar NOR. vi,,,r. -
ADOPT . conciiistory position In dealing
with the United States.
The grave danger. and Il 70 one which
cannot be guarded against. v that some
unforeseen outrage may be perpetrated
against Americans. But the President
10 hopeful that. a. the Husrta Govern.
ment realizes what this would mean,
II viii be very carefully guarded
against.
| ysesaAsnt Wilson let u ~ known 10.
AAy tAas 10 vss inslaAsa 70 SsAsvs
thsss wss ~ organised assirs-pro.
cseAing ftoA sources unknown 20 hin,
80 Sslag % . waS between ne Uxstsd
Otates aal lgszaee. The 1rssiAsnt aoss
net yegasA Ne nevsnsat - extsusave
~ ~ very tseabassoAs, ana sssesrsd
- ulsvspseesntat1ons u some inAavaA.
ual nswsDaDsFs.
Re Indicated that ~ shnreA sems.
vSaA ~ vlevs Of Genato, V1iIiaa.s
as.,.,.A 4, . ..~..s 80 o..--
-. y. ...s..S ~. -...~ -
= XXX se'se -
| i1volvo We VaSuoo Utevoo - WoS
The evening world., 1913-08-11

The following were the highest. lowest. and last
prices Of stocks for to-day. and the net changes
~ conpsrsd with saturdays cosins prices:
The evening world., 1913-08-11
CHICAGO WHEAT MAnkEyr
INCOMING

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TODAY
Finlsnd, Antwerp, d. V. Luckenbsch.
Nan Juan. nan Juan. Porto Rico
Car Lbau. Huron Jacksou VILE
AldndA InAgia.
The evening world., 1913-08-11
-
d. AItmtatt & On.
. = st 49,
FOR TOMORROW (TUESDAYA.,
AUGUST 18TH. 81.

AUGUST RTH,, p"
Enormous reductions have been mad&
for q complete clearance, in the prices Of
Women's Separate Skirts
made of white and striped serges and
non-shrinkable flannels; black, navy
and checked worsteds; black and COL
ored mol1airs and voiles. These skirts
will be- offered at the exceptionally low
prices Of $3.50 & $3.50
The evening world., 1913-08-11

Women's House & Porch Dresses
in diversity of sheer materials. especially
desirable for present wear, at the excep.
tionai prices Of $l.35, $500 & $500
Also Women's Negligees. in desirable Sum.
~, mer cottons. at the special prices Of :.
..,.,, $500. S3.75, $500 & $3.50 l,,ss
lin the House Gown DEPARTMENT. ).
The evening world., 1913-08-11

A Special Sale of Toilet Goods
including a selection of Imported celluIoid
articles. at fully one-third less than the
usual prices.
Tourist Combination Sets ~
consisting of Pullman Apron. Towel and
Wash Cloth,
In cgetonne case. Sl5O In silk case, sos
Towel and Wash Cloth Sets
In cretonns case. -45c. In silk case. CSC
Pullman Aprons
OF cretonne, Csc. OF ratine, $k.5Or
Cretonne cases, containing three coat hangers,
Novelty Corsage Bags, fitted with powder puff
with floral decoration. at $500
imported Celluloid Articles
Cloth Brushes. at LIS Mirrors, at LIS
Hair Brushes. at L55 Puff Boxes, at LOO
Hat Brushes. at Csc. Combs, at soc.
I'm Aps,ue. 3ash usA 35fa e4nsitA HIM HaxA I
The evening world., 1913-08-11

WOmen's COrsets and Brassierei
particularly adapted for present wear. At
unusually low prices, as follows: .
Women's Corsets of batiste in a very desir.
able style (sizes up to Is incf1es), at SIN
Women's Brassieres Including shields). In
two attractive styles. one being made entissly
of not, while the other has al embroidered
yoke. Special price. each, sc.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-11-27
White House Cake For Wed'
ding WillNot 30 Monstrous'

Washington, Nov. 2l.-Any
one supposing the White House
will resemble a bakeshop during
the next few days will be dis
appointed, because Miss jessie
Wilson's wedding cake will be a
very modest affair.
Hundreds of letters pouring
into the executive offices asking
for a piece of the cake indicated
the wide spread impression that
| it would be an extravagant exh''
bition of baking. To comply
with requests, White house
|officials would have to get
hundred cakes.
Two big express trucks rol.e'
|up to the White House laae'
with large boxes Of presents
mostly cut glass and handl
with care" articles.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-11-27
|Liv-vei.Lax For
| Sick Headache,
II Is Your inactive Liver and Clog
sed Bowels. LIv.vsr-lsx 70 the
panecea for oil Liver Troubles
and Constipation.

You are bilious, your 81 feet Of
bowels becomes clogged up. pols'
onous grasses are generated in the
system, your head aches, you
have chills and fever, you are
nervous and i'll tempered, your
system is full of bill not properly
raised off. Your disordered stom'
ach and biliousness cannot De
regulated until you remove the
cause. 1t is not your stomach !:
fault. Your stomach is as gooe
as any.
Try Liv.Ver-Lax It is purel!
vegetable. Do not resort to harsl
physics and calomel, which ruin
the system and softens the bone
I.iv-Ver.Lax acts gently, We
positively. on the liver. stomach
and bowels, is pleasant to tax
and does not grippe or sicken.
is recommended for grown'up
and babies all alike.
You will be surprised at tn
amount of bile a bottle Of Llv
Ver.Lax will clean out OF YOU
; system. Buy a regular 500 or 4
; bottle from Peoples Drug 20
; Franklinton, La, or Hackle
, Drugstore, Hackley, La, on OF
c guarantee and be convinced.
c The Lebanon Co.. Operative Me
c icine Co.. Lebanon, Tenn. MOI
G genuine without the likeness al
Signature of L. K. Grigsby.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-11-27
Terms Of sale: Cash with benett OF
appraisement.
This 18th day Of September, 1913.
T. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
Sheriff Sale. No. 2276.
Citizens Bank of Poplarville
Versus
w. E. Douglass.

Notice 10 hereby given that by virtue
~ 4 writ OF seizure and sale issued out
al the 26th Judicial District Court OF
Louisiana, In and for Washington Psr:
ish. in the above entitled cause, ana
10 me directed, I will proceed to cell
et public auction to the last and hign'
cot bidder, on
Saturday, December 10, 1913:
1t the principal front door Of the court
house 1t Franklinton, L., between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales.
The following described property to-
wit: ......
All that certain tract or parcel o!
land situated and being In the town o.
Anaie. in tho Parish Of Washington
ind state Of Louisiana, In the Joseph
Ard headlight No. 81 In tip: ., range
"A east. st. Helena meridian, being
more particularly described ~ followe
towit: Lot No. 81 in block 6, being
4 by 1872 feet, also lots 81 and 6S 10
lblock 8 in the town Of Angie, parish!
land state Aforesaid, in the Joseph ARD
headlight No. 50, tp. ! g., range II O.,
I9t. Helena Meridian, said lots num-
|bered 81 and g. being IS by l3S feet,
and Oh being locatedin town OF Angie
parish Of Washington and state o.
Louisiana.
Terms OF ssle-Cash, with benefit o
appraisement. ....
. This 26th day Of September. 1913.
. 7. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-11-27

D. S. Shoulder, per 10. liz l'zc
Wrapped Bacon per 10 -. 10
Mi IA C,;ts nor III ? 1-2c
White Beans. per ID. 800. DC
d. Rooms nor III 71-2c
B. r. Peas, per ID ....... %
Big Il. Tomatoes , cans. LOO
nannn 90c
Red Cross, 3 cans for. zoc
Dozen .... ......'.' o'o
Blue Ridge Corn, ) cans. zoo
no,on Csc
Salt, fine, per 1o0-lb sack. o oo
Salt, coarse, per SACK o wv
Macaroni, per case. ....'. o9c
Macaroni, 6 pkgs. ) 22c
Tobacco, all kinds, Q pkss 20 29c
Starch, 6 lbs, or 8 pkgs'.' z'c
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-11-27
Notice.

Notice Il hereby given to all persons. firms
and cOrn0rattOns. whose names appear Us
depositors on the books Of the Union bank: OF
Frsnkiinton. In. that they must ME Their
verified claims With the state examiner OF
state banks. Or with his duly appointed sGec,I,
nroof rs to the justice thereof. on or before
he 18th lay Of May. 1914. Vt trankhn ;;
tnn. L0uisiSns. In accordance with section u
~ Act I'M Of 1910. WI. L. YOUNG.
0ct. State Examiner Of State Banks.
II. Us. BROCK JR.. special ARept'