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 Department Of the Interior, '. s. Land Olnae, Phoenzz Arizona.
 Oct. i, 1913. NOTICE is hereby given that Frank Zaic. Of McNPSI. Arizona. uhc, on Feb. 9th. 1909, made Homestead entry, No. 04Sf6 for 1-2. s Ei-i Sec. IS; NI-2 N r. I-4, Section I9, Town- ship PTS, Range FIFE, c & s R Merid- ian has filed notice of intention to make three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Jared D. Taylor, United States Commissioner, at Bisbee, Arizona, CD the nth day of Nov. 1913.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Daniel J. Zigler, of Bisbee, Arizona. Anton Stukel. of McNeal, Arizona. J. Para Emery, of McNeal, Arizona. James E. Brophy of Lowell, Arizona.
 THOMAS r. WEEDIN,
 Register.
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Meets every Thursday evening st 7:GO o'clock in Pythian Castle. All visiting Red Men welcome. FRED FREEMAN, Eachem. Il. D. COHEN. Medicine Man.
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Advertisements this the of word for minimum 25 Advertisements than for insertion fin the next paper
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
CADETS NOLONCER:
LONGLIVE OFFICERS
Graduation Week Annapolis Expected to Be Most Brilliant
in Its MISUNDERSTANDING Daniels, of the Navy
Will Deliver An Address

performance by the Masqucraders
will be held at o'clock.
Wednesday morning at 9:15 the ca
diets will take part in a competitive ar
tillery drill, and in the afternoon at
$50 in another competitive drill in
seamanship. At o'clock the cadets
will form for dress parade. At night
the cadets will gather their mothers,
sisters, sweethearts and friends at a
garden party given to the members of
the graduating class by the superin-
tendent.
On Thursday a competitive infantry
drill will be held in the morning at
9:15, torpedo and gun drills and exer-
cises in practical engineering at $3.50
and at 4:30 In the afternoon. After
the dress parade at 6 o'clock the pre-
sentation of colors for general ex-
celience will take place. The right to
carry those colors is an honor, which
Is keenly fought for by the cadets
at $3.50 on Thursday night. and from
. to / the members of the first class
will again gather their friends at
their german.
On Friday graduation exercises will
Cake place. and Josephus. Daniels.
xsretary e the navy, VII VII, addrs.. . the
stld.
The social gayety Of the week IL
one of it's biggest features For
months the bellies OF all the big cities
have been living in anticipation OF the
joys awaiting. them during June
week" at the famous training school.
Here fair femininity holds court for
| Ave days. Along the promenades Of
| the romantic grounds and In the ball
| room she Is in absolute command.
| The "cit' who acts her escort
while the midshipman Is at drills or
attending his many other duties fades
| into the background when the boy
| of the sea" sails into view and re-
lieves him of his precious charge.
| On Saturday the cadets embark for
! the yearly cruise for practice, while
the graduate dons his 'cits" suit and
before he goes to sea under orders to
begin his real life work for Uncle
Sam.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01

On Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
there win be a street riot and skirm-
.sh drill by the second battalion. At
$50 the board of visitors Will inspect
the buiidingst and grounds. At 8
O'Clock dress parade. At o'clock
the superintendent Will give = dinner
to the board 6f visitors. and another
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01

Cadet no longer--long live the Of
ficer,
When the cheers die away next
Friday afternoon Annapolis will have
passed through one of the most bril-
liant weeks since the Hon. George
Bancroft. secretary Of the navy under
James X Polk, founded tho Naval
academy in 1915.
Friday will terminate the cadet
week of work and play. When the
cadets are lined up. glistening like
diamonds in the afternoon sun in
Ftheir dress uniforms, to receive their
diplomas and listen to the address
of the Hon. Josephus Daniels. secre-
tary of the navy. 1t Will be the last
dress parade on the old grounds for
many for on the morrow the uni
form of the commissioned officers
will replace the garb OF the cadet. The
day viii mark an epoch in tho lives
of these boys who have spent four
long years of study. a day the pleas
ant memories OF which viii come back
to them in the cold dim watch of the
midnight hour,
This year will be the second in the
annals of the academy that the cadets
will graduate as commissioned officers.
When these stalwart youths. EN-
bfyo admirals all. step to the stirring
notes OF the martial music and draw
up in formation to receive their
diplomas. few indeed Will there be
among the thousands OF spectators
whose pulses will not quicken and
whose eyes will not become moist as
they witness the little drama being
enacted under the famous oaks OF the
campus,
No doubt there will be many among
the cadets who will have in mind the
recent rebuke dealt them by the man
who will address them. On April lsth
the secretary of war issued official
warning to every cadet and instrnc-
tor that hazing of any KIND NJ the
academy would not be tolerated ana
instant dismissal would follow any
violation. This was caused by the
discovery last October OF hazing IN
yirulent form at the academy.
On Monday morning at 10 o'clock
the board OF visitors will arrive and
the entire morning Will be devoted
to an official reception. At o'clock
in The afternoon the board OF visitors
will gather at tine superintendents
quarters, where another reception will
be rendered them. Then the cadets
will draw up, Respondent in their
dress uniforms. and go through the
evolutions of dress parade. After the
parade the awards will be made.
| The professional prizes. open to
any member of the graduating class,
last year went to Midshipman How
ard L. Saunders. They are: Glass OF
1871 sword for practical and thcoreti-
cal gunnery. cup offered by National
Society Sons OF Revolution, for ex-
celience in practical gunnery. cup Of
fered by Colonel Robert M. Thomp-
son, OF New York. and graduate OF
ciass OF 1868 for practical navigation.
On Monday night the Masquer-
aders, an organization made up OF
mids. ipmen. will present their annual
On Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
there viii be a street riot and skirTn-
ssh drill by the second battalion. At
$50 the board of visitors viii inspect
the buiidingsl and grounds. At 8
O'Clock dress parade. At 8 o'clock
the superintendent will give = dinner
to the board Of visitors. and another
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Governor Names Members OF Nurses

Governor Names Members OF Nurses
Board.
Governor Mann yesterday named
two new members Of the State nurses
examing board to serve for q period
of Ave years from June LIST. The
appointees were Miss Julia Melli-
champe of Norfolk, and Mrs. r. c.
Levy, of Richmond. Mrs. Levy sue
ceeds Miss ]. N. Minor, vice presi-
dent of the board, who has resigned.
A fan who suggests spring train
Ing for umpires advocates sending
American league arbiters to Nation
al league camps and vice versa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01

iris Speaker is the greatest out
fielder the game has produced. ac-
cording TO Clark Grifith. II have
seen all the great fielders of the last
twenty five years." he says, land not
one of them can be classed with
Speaker"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
tReporred by Rodgers McCahe d Co.l
Petersburg. Va. May 81, 1914.
SPANISH--Market arm.
Farmers Spanish, 31.3sh per basheI
No. / Shefled Spanish. &c to sMc
per Id.
No. shelled Spanish, eve to SIC
per ID.
vIRGINIAS-
Fancy Jumbo, 4c Per lb.
Fancy hand picked, ~ 43k per III.
Machine picked. &c to Hc per 10.
Smelling stock. 1hc 70 2xc per ib.
Extra prime. 3hc per Id.
Prime. 3Ac per lb.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03

.
The following society item ap-
peared in the Times Democrat OF
Tuesday:
Mrs. Theodore Burton La Cour,
of Fisher, La, has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
Kate Burton La Cour, to Mr.. Thos.
Magruder Wade, Jr., of St. Joseph,
La, the wedding to take place late
in January. Miss La Cour is a
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Divide La
Cour Of this city, and both she and
Mr.. Wade have many friends here. !"
The prospective groom, Mr.. Wade,
is bright and energetic young at
torney Of this bar, and is highly es-
teemed by large circle Of friends.
His popularity is evidenced by the
numerous congratulations that be
has received since his engagement
became known. The bride-elect was
a visitor to St. Joseph last summer,
when she was the guest of Miss
Mary Bell Murdoch, and during her
short sojourn with us made a host
OF friends among our people, who
will be delighted to have her make
her. home with us.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03

Sssrtui Of a Wr6 Of Seizure and sale 4
=. airscftd by the above named Honorable.
coost 10 DE above yled suit, have seized
aislslf S IN = 4 liHsAs'. "A 1913.
49, for ssIs at the, Court House door of the
Se~s Of 81. Josephs IN this parish, between
- hourSpf II O'Clock q m: and O'Clock
). =. the following described property, sit
49,. and sseised a the above styled and
scnbsred suit, tO-Nit:
re- so6thvest 0ne-half Of Section n, In
rc~nShirSi1 Range,12, East, being lot No.
~ Survey Of the Locustiand plantation,
made By Asrsea ie1 c nnx S ~ n1s e
~ Recorder's once OF said Tensss Parish.
~ land nerein described being part Of the
orieinai Lpcustlandl plantation, purchased
by the TeEess Realty CO., ron ~ HOWARD Cole
mad BON "P, (" page -l5i, record OF deeds
~ Tensas Parish. La. Said Southwest half
"a secfio1 n containing s1s acres OF land, de-
acne s shs q .ss % 9, the 4. sm y. S
sson Mountain q Southern Rail Road Co..
,-Sjch said right Of way extends over and
eeruss safd Section ~, and II especially ex-
cslsed nom this ssls and writ; together With s
iEmorables by destination thereto attached.
rerns Of sale: with benefit ~ appraise-
zsst. Tor cash 70 pay the sum Of si2O6.o 90 with
interest and attorneys foe, and on terms Of
AN lsfb ,fsls, and for q 900 TO be due jan
csry 1sth kt9ll; with per cent per annum In
f~rtef On aid sums from January 18th, 1911.
ssrii naid and for t3ez5 % due as 18th part
~ fhe mortgage TO the Union Central Life
i.rrrance Co., with accrued interest 20 date
q nsturity, as shown By said mortgage.
JOHN HUGHES, Sheriff.
q. Joseph. Ia. December 9Th, isl3.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03

Mr.. ]. v. Bemiss returned this
week from pleasant visit to rela-
tives in Jefferson and Claiborne
counties. Mi8. We understand Mr..
Bemiss expects TO leave st. Joseph
shortly and viii locate at Shreve-
port, where he will enter some large
machine shops. His friends viii be
sorry to lose him from St. Joseph,
but all wish him well in his new
home.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03

The Christmas travellers, who
went TO their several homes for the
holidays, are gradually returning
and reporting for duty and business
is fast recovering its usual routine.
The school teachers who went home,
Mr.. Scott, Miss Fleming and Miss
Couvillon, answered the gong when
school opened on Tuesday morning,
Miss Matte Lewis has returned to
her school at New Light, Miss Bru-
nette Lewis has returned from her
home at Amite City, Miss Laura
Bondurant has returned to her
school in Concordia parish, Mrs.
A. M. Smith and Magruder, Jr.,
have returned from Botany Bay .
Mrs. Fred Morris and Fred, Jr.,
and Eric Orr are back from War
rem, Ark, Mr.. w. M. Davidson
from Chattanooga, Tenn, Mr.. e.
L. Gulley from his old home in
Alabama, DR.. Trice from q visit to
his parents at Tupelo, Miss, Mr..
Kirk Hazlip to his duties at Vicks-
burg, Miss Mary Bell Murdoch to
her school at Dodson, La, Mr..
Thos. M. Wade, Jr., from q visit
to his fance at Fisher, La and
decidedly the happiest man in the
parish, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Child
ress and Adams from a visit to
Tennessee, Mrs. Beaubien and lit
tie daughter Marguerite have re-
turned TO All Saints, Vicksburg,
Mrs. Henderson from Xmas spent
with her daughters at Knoxville,
Tenn, Mrs. c. c. Skinner and
children from Xmas visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Guice,
at Moro" Mr.. Geo. N. Clarke to
his home in Adams county, Miss,
after Xmas spent with bis son here,
Mr.. w. T. Jordan to bis home in
Georgia after Xmas spent with his
son in St. Joseph, Miss Katie Clark
from the marriage Of her friend,
Miss Partee, at Silver City, Miss.
s. Chas. Young to his school at
Covington. La, the Big Four from
Tensas to the Louisiana State Uni.
versity, viz: Sam Hazlip, Graysoa
Clark, Alex Blanche and Myles
Mrs. c. v. Ratcliff and
children from Xmas spent in ST.
Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Gin
ton from Clarkesdale. Miss, Miss
Jennie Lynch to Whitworth Female
College at Brookhaven, Miss, Jos.
I. Curry to Culver Military College
At Culver, Indiana, land If there !
are any more we don't know it.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03

Mr.. Jas. Denny spent several days il
St. Joseph this week.
Hon. G. H. Clinton left this week or
business trip to Liberty, Texas.
Mrs. Henry Cole, of California, is vie
ting her niece, Mrs. F. King, at Jus
tina"
Ms. Bnckner, of 0wensboro, Ky, i:
spending the winter with her brother and
sister-in-law, DIR. and Mrs. Murdoch.
! Mr.. F. o. Denny and friend, Mr.. E.
8. Randolph, Of New Orleans, were Wis
itos to winter Quarters' last week.
Mr.. Ralph Ally, who now has charge
OF "Blackland' for the Somerset Plsnta-
ton Co., was visitor to st. Joseph this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Erwin are spend
ing the winter with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. O'Kelley,
at 'Yelverton."
Mrs. w. s. Roberts and two hand
some little sons have returned to st. Jo-
seph and taken Capt. WorrelIs cottage
In Price Field addition. Mr.. Roberts lie
In the employ of the U. s. government
and is located on quarter boat.
Mr.. A. M. West, Jr., in charge of the
New Orleans Office of McFadden Bros.
the big cotton factors, was visitor to St.
Joseph this week and was surprised and
pleased to see the quantity of cotton
stored at the compress, surprising his
expectations for an overflow year.
Mr.. Grafton Hornsby, who is now en-
gagged in farming in jefferson county,
Miss, was . visitor to his brothers in
this parish this week. Grafton lived in
st. Joseph several years ago and attend
ed the local school and has many friends
here who were glad to see him again.
Major Kerr, Chief State Engineer, Mr..
Marshall P. Robertson, Assistant State
Engineer, Mr.. J. T. Mcclellan, Chief
Levee Inspector for the Fifth Louisiana
Leyee District, were visitors 10 st. Jo-
seph ard Tensas parish this week, and |
inspected the leyee work begun this week |
just below st. Joseph.
New Years Day in st. Joseph was
ushered in by the ringing of bells and
Of fireworks and firearms,
until the sleepy-head, awakened from
might have thought bedlam
had broken loose. The day was clear,
bright, balmy and beautiful and was a
happy harbinger of prosperous year
Ior 1913. May it bel
At the hour Of going to press late Sat-
1rday evening the condition of Miss An
lie Hornsby, who is 80 i'll with typhoid
ever, was pronounced no better and the
Toung lady is desperately i'll, recovery
icing almost hopeless. The prayers of
'ur people are offered in her behalf to
Him who doeth all things well if it so
'leaseth His divine win 10 spare this
'oung and useful life to His service.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Newcomb, who
lave made their home at the saw mill
ust opposite st. Joseph for the past year,
eturned to their home at Clifton, Tenn,
or the holidays, stopping off few days
nth friends at Meridian and Cornith
n route. Mr.. Newcomb has returned
the mill, but Mrs. Newcomb will spend
he greater part Of the winter at her old
ome, where she win be visited from
ime to time by Mr.. Newcomb.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03

To avoid further trouble and annoy.
ance send all of your disabled and brok.
en- guns to g. w. GOOCH'S New and
Up-to-Date Gun Shop, Natchez, Miss.
corner Main and Wall Streets, Just West
OF Post Office. Promptness, courtesy and
first-class work q speciality.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03
s'ees.sioa Of Mrs. Patis Kline stanford.
decd.

public NOTICE Is hereby siv.n TIA, by
Il 4, 49,. ~ % Al order Of sale 10 me direct
- We above named Honorable Court In
s..-' 1870 styled matter, I WIN, on
sAr' ~ e. asg - pEsavARv.
<s.r,, es ;sle at the Court House door IN the
~ 49, =; Joseph, In this parish. between
FW - ~ Y clock 4. N. and O'Clock
$780,. % ne highest bidder, for cash, and
$500 70 lss, the following properly .
k7Ise - g me Succession Of Mrs. Pafie
STAFFORD, deceased, to-wit:
\ - q Lone Island plantation. situated
- sss.s Parish, state Of Louisiana, being
;@Il 49, .cst quarter of section tWentv-one
Il 49, 1np u. Range N. East. containing
f6rsSes., nore o. less: Also II acres IN the
q e<,-->S corner Of the Northeast ouarfer
ard 49,. nl rwenty-nine (2sl, same tornshfo
7cr.>.f -. ~ the same II more fully de-
lls K ~. - certain mortgage from Mrs.. Pa
s ~ s.fort "a Robert WorreiI. recorded
g "a - 5: 81 Book v, page 70 Of the <ecords
,ss'sssss,s:;t sais' casA. with s.ass. Of APP
t's.fAa.. isHsz 81. 7 Es' sls sa's's.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03
Good Things to Eat

Roquefort Cheese per pound ............ "a
swiss Cheese (imp0red)
Eoam Dutch Cheese, 4-pound each.
Wainuts, Brazil Imond
LIKE SiDtk vinegar gallon
tomato ketchup, IL size.
PEANUT Butter medium size, each.
mned Fruits and JeIies, jars..
PORK and Beans, small each 81
Dm Pickles, medium tins,
afs eacn
o. B. chow-Chow and Ghirkins, each - r.'''- 20 20
koDin Brand Pancake Flour, or EACH
Dunaio Brand Raisns and Currants
Dr0medary Dates IL OK packages,
Sanorns DRIED tigs o. packages,
norway mackere,
fruneS 4O-5Os
S.nornha DRIED Peaches
ud monk Brand Mammoth Olives, per bottle az
O. q M Cod Flakes In for
Robin Brand Asparagus each '';''.
tett pots Peas cans,e ''''-'. az
nal ualIon Jars DIN Pickles (arge each '''':- 5s
Buffalo Brand Tomatoes, No. 2, '''..''
Robin Brand Strawberry Preserves Jars 4 a
Union Pickles, medium '''''.''f''.
Blue Label ketchup, 15c rs
5ayie's Prepared Horse Radish Mustard II oz IS
Srisco for cake making, leg pounds $500 %
Wesson Snowdrift OIL z pound :. 'Ss
Dunnams Desstcated Cocoanut-
nuhinio brand 0ooseberries, 2 pounds each
Sanmed Snron and Orange Peel
I0DaSco Sauce (Mchenny).
Durkee's Dressing .ss
FILTERED Lemon Juice bottle
o"ve Cn guar ana pmts lPagulo
n0ernes and all Kinds Of Spices and Havoring
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03
TrsspaSs Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that ..oAN-
~ TOM" "CANEBRAKE" and Linn
knICKn plantations are posted against
HUNTERS, TRAPPERs, TIMBER CUTTERS
and TBESPAsSERs OF any kind.
+. L. GUTHRIE
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03
ngssH u 90 tWIa MIMI. "A "a.

ss.z for sale At the Court House door OF the
IoEn o. Sc. Joseph, In this parish, between
~ hours Of II O'clock o. m. and 4 O'Clock
.. =. tie following described property, sit
usfsd n the Parish Of Fensas. State Of Louis
spnbsrsd suit. to-wit;
an that part Of Section n, known as the
Is1ddeus Rockwell tract, which lies North
ed West Of Hollywood Land and Hempheld
fAas and What II known as the Hedgerow
sss.sss s1 s ,So sn and cygrsss Grove as
Isns n Ehe. matter Of Fleming q Baldwin vs.
1oocf and Ida Watson and In the suit Of j. N !.
Bowie Of als 70. John y. Weatherly, No. asla.
AZ z Township u. Es1ge u, East, being lot
~ made By Marshall Robertson, Cfvii En-
<;1eef, IN the month Of January, 1911, now
a. ze n tbs Recorders once OF Tepsas
fz1s1, tie land above described being q part
syhs 4sssas Rssl.gg Con- f1om' R RCr
80 Cole AGO., Inc. by deed recorded jan
H1ry Nd, iii, In Deed Book ssP," page lSI
q Ne recorda Of deeds Of Tensas Parish,
-. nat portion Of nsction a conveyed BY
sr1r. teductinE the right OF way Of NJ, II.
= b<anch OF the 81, Louis, Iron Mountain
. tou<nerb Rail Road Co., which said right
g way .zt4n9s over and acro.s said Section
~ tzs VII sossiAsr .liS ali Sniidins Ing s snd
tssfiaetio2' thereto attached.
1srns Of ole: with beneht Of appraise-
1fai. Tor cash 70 pay the sum OF a1o0.oo and
s a is s,ss.1sys s fsss sd on terms Of
lse>k,y isf1, isls. with per cent Interest
3e<eon frog January iisth, lsI1, and 1850 90
y become dps January tstn. 1914, with like
H<e g interest from same date. and for
A<H-8 % gbecome due January 18th, 1915,
xI1 seue Interest from said date. and for
-, = due ~ i-<gh Of = mortgage debt to the
91,o2 Qsstrl Life Insurance Go. with ac-
JOHN HUGHES. sher,a.
~ Joseph, IA. December 9Th. 1914.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03
suplolAb lDvEsrrszMENr.
Siasss 40 szlE
s<sof Losisiena, Parish Of Tsnsas, Tenth
District Court.
rEssAs REALTY co.
vs.. No. $50
IuplolAL lnvEarrsrMEnr
zEIaso OF cHAs. G. YELM.

po1LIc NOTICE n hereby given that by
yrt1o OF q Wit Of Seizure and Sale 70
- d.rected By the above named Honorabls
- 49,, .1 Y ne above styled suit. have seized
u'nsiI y 10 ~ 4 nnsasE. Aa.nn.
90 ior sale st the Court House door OF ina
% q. Joseph, In thia parish, between
nolrs o. II O'Clock .. N. and O'Clock
- as following described property, sit
en1 seised IN the above styled and
A'1Rpefod salt, to-wit:
>tas northeast one-half OF ssction a., In
f1l u, Range II, East, being lot No,
80. ser.sy q the Locustiand plantation,
49,. Ma9han 2. Robertson, Civil I'm
4{ u tne Hecertsr's once Of said Tensas
me land h4reinabove described be-
t.t q the original Locustland planta-
80 &arclased by the Tensss Realty Co.
=. se.es1 January md, isii, in deed book .P',
~ q records OF deeds Of the Parish of
,.sae said Northeast half Of Section "a
49,: t1rec hundred and eleven (siIl
w. Z, ~ npo, si.er deducting the right-of-
t5cp Mountain q Southern Rail Road
~ s..cn valid right OF way extends over
-. 100. said Section ~, and e especially
Va "a 20 non h shis sale and wris. together
1900: asd immoVsbiss BY Destination
,.ee sfn q q saIe.--with bsnsat OF appraise-
"a , snd for cash 70 pay the sum Of si79. 90.
-. ~ and attorneys, fees. and on
T.. et efedit as foliowss For ts3o. 90, due
- =. .. 1919; 80. 90 d1s January 10, 1914;
1870 &c January u, lsls, an1 $500 due
-: =. ls,n, lsii, with per ee4I Interest on
~ q Due A. Ia ns - 81 9,t sna - ie q
s.io. osnsrai LIE fnssrsscs GO. Nlfk az.
y aid mortgage.
y. Joseph, Ia, December &, ilil.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03
JUDICIAL ADvERTrsEMzxr.

6szsas Ass sAtE
s:sss Of Louisiana, Parish Of Tensas. Tenth
District Court.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03

nUrL1c NOTICE 10 hereby given that by
d virtue IL , writ of Seizure and Sale 70
as dIrocta6 By the above named Honorable
coafl q the above styled suit, I have seized
- YIN, on--
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03
yupIcraL ADVERTISEMENT

cn1vks Ass sALE
-. Of Louisiana Parish Of Tehsas, Tenth
District Court.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-01-03
JUDICIAL ADvKRrlsrxRxr.


s',is q Louisiana, Parish Of Teussa. r.ntl
District Court.
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WILLIAM 4. coHEE.

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Was. NARY 2. sENJAMIN. wrDow.

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.~ustIci NoFIcEfis hereby given that by
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a,rScftd BY the above named Honorable
coost II DE above styled suit, have seized
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pu1LIc NOTCH h hereby given that by
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= - a.fected By the above named Honorabls
So<.s Y ne above styled suit. I have seized