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~ mfries . CO. sIo. E.. M.,n st.

1850; a slight increase from 1850 to
1880; a sharp advance from 1899 to
1900; the status about the same in
1910 az In 1900. But whereas Texas
registered a decline in the last decade,
the country gained slightly.
The figures (farms of a thousand
acres ana over) throughout the United
States are:
1860. 1894; 1870. 3.720;
1850. 2S,57s; 1S90..3t,546
1900. .47,276; 1910. .50,137.
During the same period in the
United States at large, farms of five
hundred to a thousand acres have
grown In number from 20, 319 TO 1885,
eos, not so conspicuous a showing as
that for farms of a thousand acres
and over.
What is a farm? For census pur-
poses, q farm is "ali the land which
is directly farmed by one person AN
aging and conducting agricultural OPP
erations, either by his own labor alone.
or with the assistance OF members of
his household or hired employees" A
very good census definition. But q
farm, like anything else, is. everything
or nothing, or something indefinable
between the W The farmer gets
along by the sweat OF his brow, in
which is included the wear of his
brain. When he ceases to sweat, and
TO use his brains as a farmer. any
thing may happen to his farm. whether
it Is a tobacco, cotton, sugar, wheat,
or alfalfa farm, or "A sheep walk, or
a. ranch for cattle. What a fascination
is a great estate in land, what obliga-
ions 1t imposes, and how easily may
it get away from the title-owner Of
his heirs.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

Reported by Rodgers. p1unmer & Col
Petersburg. Va, Dec. Is, 1913.
SPANISH
Farmers spanish firm at SLIT lie per
bnshel.
FIBG1NIAS-
Fancy Jumbo, 3Mc per pound.
Fancy hand-picked 31ac per pound
Extra prime. 3Ae per pound.
Prime, Sc per pound.
Shell stock. z 10 Sc per pound.
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WONDERFUL GROWTH

Continued from First Paee.)
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sheep. fat. per lb,...~.. q
hogs. per 1T. ........... : 10 S5z
Lambs, per Id. .......... z o.
HIDES.
Salt Your HIDES Wen.
Dry Flint per Ib...,.,..., a 20
lDra sailed. per lb..,,.... q IS
Green sailed. per lb....... y Is
Green. per ID. ..,....... n 10
Calf, each 50 q %
MISCELLANEOUS,
Hams, small. per H.. ~ q "a
Hams, iarge, per h.. - q 20
sides, per 10. ......,.... Il al ID
Shoulders. per III. ......, il G Is
dried apples. per lb....... 6 %
Dried peaches. per ID, 7 q 10
irish potatoes. No. /, hhl. I seq 2 %
Irish potatoes, No. 2, bhi., i ESQ SO
~Black-eye peas, busheI... 2 coz 2 ~
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(Contlnued from First page.)
mittees on audit. on resolutions, and
on nominations.
Election of officers,
NJ ninnn nf nnnn4lrr
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The Prouty Report,

II Vas reported that the Frouty
ysnor+ TO the interstate
cn,n mission in the Boston and Maine
cess recommended freight rate -
anrea for the road. which woutd Eleio
YTttr,a4eIv an increase Of about $5oV.-
600 In yearly revenue. Such note as
was taken II this led to "A more on"
edent attitude towards the l3si OF ran
rca6 shares Presumably also II
oelped the New Haven rally.
The bank statement was
rood. The average exhibit rehecteo
nnore fully the changes which were
nrsar yav over the end Of the
nrey4ous week, and was out Of line
with the actual showing except IN re-
sner. 10 the reserve increase, Accord
Ing ~ the actual report loan contrac-
tion continued sufficiently TO lower tns
loan item more than slp,VVV pVV,
while a gain Of nor than S8,o0V'eoo
yas made in cash.
Attention was engaged early IN the
wal, street week with the rnarketwlse
factor represented by the plight 10
which a good many railroads nave
been reduced either as n result OF past
axtravnxance IN. n expansion as q
~nseouen Of, the embarrassnaeh1s
r.x,ltfny from steadily rising costs OF
operation, and the restraint OF gov"
eminent regulation, which have pre-
yentapd an eiastic response from trans
portatien rates.
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person or by written proxy. The first
board of directors under this charter
shall be composed of J. W. Green,
c. G.. Arnett. ard +. A. Hammer, OF
whom j. W. Green shall he president,
G.. &. Arnett vice.president and T.. A.
Hammer secretary. Treasurer, who
shall serve until their successors shall
have been elected and qualified.
ARTICLE vi.
The board of directors shall have
power to fill all vacancies in their
number caused by resignation, death
or otherwise. The board OF directors
shalt have full control and manage
'nent of all the property and the af-
fairs of this corporation, and for that
purpose they may appoint such agents
and do and prefor,n all such acts as
may be necessary to conduct the busi-
ness of this corporation, and to make
such rules, bylaws ETC., as are not
in conflict with this charter or the
laws of the State of Louisiana or of
the United States.
ARTICLEVll.
This charter may be changed, modi-
fed, amended or the capitol stock in
creased or decreased, or the same
may be dissolved at a general stock
holders meeting, notice of which shall
lave been given as provided by law.
All such notices as shall be given
by publication shall be given in
a weekly newspaper published at
Franklinton, Washington Parish,
Louisiana. Incase of the dissolution
of this corporation the same shall be
liquidated by two liquidators or COM
missioners elected for that purpose at
u general meeting of the board OF
directors $, notice of which shall BIZ
given as provided by law. They shall
continue in Office until the affairs
shall be fully liquidated and settled.
ARTICLE VIII.
No stakeholder of this corporation
shall ever be held liable or RESPONSE.
BILE for the contracts or faults thereof
in any further sum than the unpaid
balance due said corporation for
stock subscribed, nor shall any in
Formally in the organization of this
charter expose any stakeholder to any
stakeholder to any further liability
than the unpaid balance due on his
stock.
Each stakeholder appearing herein
designates opposite his name the
stock subscribed for by him, and
makes the same the original subscrip-
tion list.
Thus done and signed at my notarial
office in the town of Franklinton,
Washington Parish, Louisiana, on
this 18th day of May, 1918, in the
presence Of c. A. Murphy and Frank
two competent witnesses.
WITNESSES:
C. A. Murphy.
Frank Gallaher.
SHARES:
j. w. Green. .............Zo shares.
G.. g. Arnett, .............2o shares.
e. A. Hammer, ..........25 shares.
H. Z. Gayer,
Notary Public.
I, Hermon E. Gayer, Notary Public
hereby certify that the foregoing is q
true and correct copy of the original
charter of the Rex Lumber Company.
passed before me on the 10th day Of
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May, 1913. This May q, 1913.
Herman E. Gayer,
Notary Public.
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.

Special Masters Judicial Sale Of
Timber and Rights of Way, of the
Greenlaw Lumber Company, Ltd:, in
the matter of A. W. Stevens Lumber
Company. Complainant, Versus
Greenlsw Lumber Company, Ltd,
Defendant, Van Cleave Lumber Com
pany, Intervenor.
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Under and by virtue of a decree
and order Of sale, to me directed,
rendered in the above entitled and
numbered matter, and signed by the
Honorable Rufus E, Foster, Judge Of
the United States District Court for
the Eastern District of Louisiana,
dated April 2, 1913, a duly certified
copy of which, signed by Henry J.
Carter, Esquire, Clerk of said Court
and bearing the impress of the seal of
said Court, is now in my hands.
will offer for sale, Ly public auction,
at the front door of the
Parish Courthouse, in the town Of
Franklinton, in the Parish of Wash.
lngton, in the State of Louisiana, on
Saturday June 28, 1913,
at the hour of II o'clock NJ. all and
singular. the hereinafter described
property, situate in said parish. on
the terms and conditions, and in the
manner hereinafter stated, and in
strict conformity with said decree
and order of sale, as follows:
All and singular the pine timber
belonging to the Greenlaw Lumber
Company, Limited, together with all
the rights of way upon the following
described land, to. wit:
The east halt of the NV. Of section
36 in township ?, south, range II,
east. TX
Being part of certain property
which said Gieenlaw Lumber Com
pany, Limited, acquired from Bah
ington Brothers, Limited, on Septem-
her ), 1903, by an act passed befc<o
p. B. Carter, q Notary. for Washing-
ton Parish, and duly registered in
Conveyance Book No. I ut folio 5&
ct seq. IN the recorders office for said
parish.
Terms of sale.-Cash. the adjudi-
catee OF said property to deposit with
the Special Master, 10 per cent OF the
price OF adjudication. at the time OF
such adjudication. and such adjudi-
catee, shall assume the payment ii
all taxes on said property for the
year 1913, over and above the price of
such adjudication and
SAFE, to he subject to its confirmation
by said Court, upon which, and upon
payment Of the balance of the pur-
chase price for said property to
said Special Master, by said adjudi.
catee said Special Master will execute
proper title to such adjudicatee of
said property.
ALFRED E. BlLLlNGs,
Special Master.
May ~, June 5, u, u, ", 1913.
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Nv Mizell-10 a no des'

J W Mizell-10 a no des'
cription 4
Mrs C Mizell-46 a nw4 OF
mel and ga in II OF
sw4 Of sw4 sec y -4.13.. IL
Jim Mizell--2 a in Adams
town .............. .
G E Magee-4 lots in Rio. 3
Mary J Mohar-Lots l3l
and 1872 b II in Angie. = I
G G Methodist lot and
impt in S Angie. ...... 4
R NJ Pope-260 a i'll n l-2
of hr 51.1.14; 81 "a. 100
in hr 52.1.14, acq Of Est
Mrs A Mcmillan; l a i'll
South Angie .... ~
Jpo R Passman-SO e ~
Of nw4 sec 20-3 TO-. 80. s
W A Pierce-21Oa e1-2 OF
sci sec 90 and lots ga
and / sec 28.1 -13. 80. Is
j F Padgett-Lots 105 and
1O6 bin Angie. ........ 1
W 7 and RE Quinlin-32a
in hr 47-2-14, e and W by
W A Seal, s W J Ard. 1
W S Riley-40 a SCI of ne4
sec 1929, 9vacant lots
in 50 10 in Rio, ...... s
J NJ Riley-40a SCI of ne4
sec 26.3.13. go. ..... I
n T Ramshur-16 a in sec
34-3.13 described by SUR
vey SO book Is page 457 3
Leon .Reeves-Lpt 5 b 1877
Bogalusa. -. ...... 8
DR. E D Robbins-8O a sw4
of ne4 sec 80 Q l-2 of SCI
of nw4 and 9 ~ of ne4
Of sw4 sec 33-l-12 ..... IL
Nv ] Seals a in hr 1873.
9, Q l. Husser, S d Bull
loch ...... =. 3
Southland Realty Co.-1-2
int in lots 3, 4; 5, 6 and 7.
sec 28-1-10 and lots 6. Z
and s, blk 2, War1erton,
La.
Oliver Sharp-125 a sW4 Of
sec 24-3-9 .........,.. 10
Jno H Schilling-140 a in n
part of hr 44-1-10, n Noel
Bickham, Q B C Rivers 10
| O E Simmons-lmpt on lot
100 so 80 in tranki1nton 10
A E Stafford-SO ae1.2of
sci sec 90 l-11........ s
Est Geo a Scott-Lots /,
2, 10, ii, II and 10 b 20
in HackleY. ...... 8
H l. Sandifer-16 II in sec
27-3.13, II c J Paul, e
J B Lively -. :. 1
MaIIy Smith-Lots IS and
Sc b 1872 N Bogalusa, -. 2
HHSchIoeman-Lots 5 and
7b3P H Add I'ogalusa So
RIB Siblty-Lot . BIS in
RichardsontoWn >. Ii
Mrs Il G Stmdevant-4 a
and imp in sec l6.4-12
MS Galloway, $ J E Nc.
lntyre ..... ......... q
John a Swayze-Lots %
aud % b 2 s f Richard
son Add to Bogalusa. :. I
H $ Simmons--4O a, II jim
Simmons Q MEBrumfeld
sWO Halliday. ........ 4
H A Toney-4 a and impt
part Of Joe Toney horne-
stead. ...... 8
Paul and Polite Tombavillo-
Lot "a b So E Bogalusa.. 4
D p Terry-Lot Is Denham
Add to Bogalusa .. :. 10
Maria Tompturia-Lots 4
and 5 E Bogaiusa go. Z
NJ NJ Talley-Lots /, 2,3,
/ and 5 in Rio acqd OF
L A Jenkins 4
z Z Thomas-45 a ne4 of
sw4 and 81 in Sc cor of
sw4 Of sci sec 17-1.12.. 6
w J. Vie-Lots 81 and 38n
1856 N Bogalusa -. g
Mrs J j Welch-Lot | b 4O4
lot4 b 4O1, lot 2 b 404 in
$ Franklinton. -. l3
Mrs RI Williams--l imp
ard ! vacant lot in Lees
Greek -. 8
G W Wiley-3-4 a in Den.
ham Add to Bogalusa. Z!
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j C. Barber lot IN part
Of 50 7 Rio. ....... -. 8 s.
Bogalusa Bldg & Loan
Assn ..Fract part a b 80
in N. Bogalusa ....... Z 80
nc Bailey-2oa s1.2 of SCI
of sw4 sec 22.3-13, 10 a
acqd Of NJ A Bailey, 112.
STA set Of SET sec 4 and
.s'ss nw4 Of ne4 sec 8 and ne4
of set sec 3-2-13, 132.88a
in net sec 11.2-13, 1921
q pts 8 and 4 sec 2.2-13
24668 q being nw4 sec22
lO.a in ne cor of ne4 OF
sw4 sec % and lot 8 of sec
29.3.13, | lot and imp P
H Add, to Bogalusa. -. IS q
Bailey 4 Vizard-120 a
net Of SET sec % and
part of nw4 sec ST 49,. "a 16
Wiley BLACKWELL lot and
impt in iona 49,. 5 AZ
Mrs LauraBaughman-8Oa
nw4 of ne4 and ne4of nw4
sec 2O.2.13 6 AZ
Est Mrs Wilmoth Bailey
Is acres in hr 37-2.14,
acqd Of R H Magee.. s 85
id Campbell-Lot b17in
E Bogalusa acqd of l. A
Pierce. 325
W P Grain and Co.-Lots
152in Varnado Is 81
Mrs Hnllie Deloney Lots
10, II, II, Is, IA, Is, Is
andl7 b 90, l. B Pierce
Add to Bogalusa. 49,. 3 n
Sarah Dayis-Lot 3 b ICE
Bogaluss -. .,........ 2 %
J II Forest-95 a in hr 80
/ ., d hr line, ct 3 Rob-
erts, 3 H Huffman -. II IA
III G Fussell-Lot 8 b 238
in s Franklinton 49,. Z n
j w Fowler q in sec 81
3-13 acqdof E N William 2 81
Franklinton Electric Light
Co.-Lot 8 b PIG ...... Is 50
Il B Gusbanon-Lot 18 b3
lots is, II, 19and cot 8
+ Bogalnsa ...... ...... II %
Lizzie Guiton N IL lot 10
b1 Riclardsontown. -. 2 90
W Nv and W v Gaius-Sq
Il Pierce Add u. -. 8 81
II D Hodge Al sw4 of
nw4 sec 3O.4.12. . "a
Ben Haeer-1.2 it, Angie
NIL Ball, Q Dixie st
saxon. ............. D 70
MfsSaphrol,a Jones q
in hr 37.3-13.. 2 %
EiishaJenSins-3 1-2 q and
impt sedA2l.4-13, n and W
j W Mizell So. -. 1 36
Isaac Jenkins-89 q IL sec
20.4-13, ga OH the W
side of o 6 N r r in
Rio. 3 u on 8 side of N 0
& N Il r. ....... -. Is SO
Mrs Y D Jenkins-Lots 5,
6, and Z b Ain Rio ;. 6 OF
Waiter Loving-S4 n in sec
20-1-9. n D D Varnado,
sWJ Afford. IA IS
II H Lambrigbt-Lots 9 aud
10 b rs in Richardson.
town .................. 5 40
Gen Milton-1OO q in nw4
1T hr 46-1.9 80. ...... 8 All
M NJ Magce-lW a III sec
93-11, II E l. Magee, z
} Il Magee, 120 Il SET Of
SCI aud ne4 Of SET and
sw4 OF nw4 sec 10.3-11
81 lots 4 b 23o, lots 8 aud 10
3 4O2, lots II Is, Is, II,
is, 10 and 20 b 4O2 and
fr,ct SO 81 in Franklin.
I'm, n SAMPSON ST, .
Big ditch, NOGN r R107 48
.N AZ and E l. Magee-sM
8 s,zafnw4 sec 1871
Isl !. in h. @.3.ll acqd
Of STANDARD Land Co,
los q lots /, 2, 8. and 4
eco 1s-3-1l, 1N 3 sw4
or nw4 and q 1.2 q sw3
eco 27,2.11 s. ........ 80 Of
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No. 1880 of the Docket of tire
United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Louisiana. In
Equity.
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II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL
Joseph Across-Lot 1 b 10
in Richardsontown ..... IS
Miss Ola Baron-Lot / b /
in Warnerton .......... 3 -
W l. Bailey-w ~ of lot
17b 10 Pierce Add to
Bogalusa. ....... 8 81
R c Carter-Lot 2 b IS in
Richardsontown ....... = Y
J E Clark amp S Me-
j., Gehee, W L A Pierce. 8 80
Fred Collins-Lot 2 b y
Hackley.. ....... 1 81
H C Dene gre-Lots 13, IA
&15b6 Richardsontown Z 80
S Need Folks Lots Il, Is,
II and Is b 1S lot 8 b p,
lots BIZ Richardsontown Is VI
Nv NJ Givens-Lot 100 8
in Angie ....... -. = 70
A S Hinton-l53 a timber
nw4 of sw4 and nw4,
nw4 of sw4 sec % and lots
23 and 4,sec 25-1-10, lots
2and 3 b4 Lot s b II
in Richardsontown ..... 16 "A
P M Keys-N 1.2 lot b Ii
Richardsontown 80. 10 "a
j S Love-Sq s lots 5 and6
do and lots 4, 5, 6 and
ID 8 Richardsontown.. q %
J C Mosely-Lot II b IL in
Jones Add in Bogalusa. II IL
j G McQuirk-2 lots and
impt in Rio ....... 3 81
Mrs Lille McLain-Lot 8
I b 237 Jones Add Frank
linton. ....... ....... = VIC
lG NJ McGee-39 a ne4 of
sci sec 34-3.11. -. go. 4 81
J p Patorni-Lot 8 b 10
Richardsont0wn ....... 3 50
r Richau, lot 100 b Is in
Angie. go. ....,.. 49,. 2 %
Toney semsri & Bro. Lot
and imp in Rio. ....... 2 90
III W Spears. Sw cor of lot
| b Tin Richardsontown.. IL ID
Eliza Sam, 31.52 q in hr
4l-2-14 acqd Geo Sam Sr 3 40
} Arthur McAvoy, so sw4
of nw4 and nw4 of sw4 hr
1922, 160a s l.2ofs IL
hr 40-3-12, 60 a, timber
y only. beginning at .
point on n line hr 1872
22.12 chains W Of ne cor
} of hr Is acqd of D E
Sheridan. :. go. -. "a 81
Est Alex Mizell, 80 a nw4
of SET sec 12-4-l0, less 10
dCI0o ..... ..'...s Nv 4
DR. H c Cole, Lots 81, %,
20, and 30 b 80 N Boga.
lusa. ~ 70
Stacy Caldwell, So in ne
cor OF nw4 of sw4 sec IS.
G-14 .. ...s.s.. "a
C K Knight, 40 a. net Of
; SET sec 3-2-11 go. .... 5 II
SHERIFF'S SUPPLEMENT.
G w Mobiles, 40 q sw4 of
sw4 sec 1912. -. 80. 5 81
A J Baud1y, 5 acqd of
EN- Williams 80. Z 81
T M Talley, Lot 2 So 5 in
Rio. / IS
virenie Richardson, 10 a
n Annie Buroh, Q, 8 and
WI M Burch Jr. 5000. 2 So
Sones & Moody, Lot 267 b
% in Angie. 2 90
| Mrs N F Kaufman, sofa
! in N Peters hr 40.3-14 Q
Off. ................ 5 50
M 0 Dean, s a in se4of set 4 Is
Ice Mcmillan, Lots III,
112, 141 and 142 b 131
Angie, 25a in hr 52.1-14
81 J Ball and hrs of A
Mcmillan Is 20
Julia Richardson, Lots /.
| 2,3, 4, 5. 6. and Z b 8, 5
E Richardson Add to
! BOgalusa B 81
| TERMS OF SALE
On said day of sale will sell such portions
Of said property rs each debtor will point out,
ficient property, will ut once, without further
delay, sell the least quantity OF said property
of any debtor which any bidder will buy for the
| amount of taxes, interest and costs due BY said
debtor. The sale will be without oppraisement
for cash in legal tender money Of the United
States. and the property sold shall be redeem.
any time time S, the x Of
costs and penalties added.
| Sheriff and Ex-Ohicio Tax Collector.
Nor1cs TO MoRr0AaR Cs1prroRs.
| In conformity with Section @, Act IS, 1883,
| notice il hereby given to all parties holding
mortgages on real estate located In the Parish
| Of Washington, La, on which taxes for the year
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II. E. Gayer,
Notary Public.
I, HerInon f. Gayer, Notary Public
hereby certify that the foregoing is q
true and correct copy of the original
charter of the Rex Lumber Company.
passed before me on the 10th day Of
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Saturday. June Il, 1913

said sales are Completed, all immoyable prop.
erty upon which taxes arc now due the s.a ,orce
the paSment Of taxes assessed in the year 1872,
together with the interest thereon from u me
Slst day Of December Of said year. me co ra.s
Of 10 per cent per annum until pa!a d"ht"rs the
amount Of taxes due by each on the assessment nj
Of said wear and the property assessed to eacn
10 NC oHeEe" Aoi o"A~' " Taxes
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as seven thousand 1ve hundred dol.
lars of it's capital stock shall have been
subscribed for and paid in. The hoard
of directors shall have the right to
determine how much of the capital
stock shall be issued after the first
seven thousand five hundred dollars
thel eof shall have been issued.
ARTICLEV.
The corporate powers of this corpor-
alton shall be vested in and exercised
by q board Of directors consisting of
three stockholders thereof, and their
decisions and acts shall bind this cor
pOration. The first election Of board
of directors under this charter shall!
I've at y meeting of the stockholders to
be held on the first Monday in June,
1914, and annually on that day,
who shall serve until their sue.
cessors shall lave been elected and
qualified. The board Of directors
shall elect their officers from among
their number. Notice of the general
meeting of the stockholders shall ne
given by mail to the usual place OF
residence Of each stakeholder ten days
previous threto. The failure to elect
officers or directors shall not dis
solve this corporation but the officers
and directors then serving shall hold
their Office until their successors shall
hav. been elected und qualified. At
all general meetings of the stockbold-
ers of this corporation each share OF
stock she'll be counted as one vote
and the holder of stock registered w.
uu the books OF tins corporation shall
b; allowed to vote such st0ck either in
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In conformity with Section 6s, Act IS, 1855,
mortgages on real estate located in the Parish
Of Washington, La, on which taxes for the year
1912 have not been paid, that will begin the
sale Of same at the conrt house door, in the
town Of Franklinton, La, on Saturday, June
q 1913, at II O'Clock a, M, and that number Of
pieces Of property SO DELINQUENT are nov being
with the law; preparatory to such sale the at
tention Of mortgage creditors il especially
called to these advertisements Of tax sales, and
they are warned to take such steps prior 70 the
sale o may be necessary toplotect their rights.
Z. ]. elNlou6,
shesjs and Ex,p@cjo TaS co,ioetol,
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STATE TAX SALES OF lMMov'
ABLE PROPERTY.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Washington
Versus Delinquent Tax Debtors.
BY virtue Of the authority vested in me by tn'
Constitution and laws Of the State OF Louisiana
I will sell, at the principal front door OF IN
court house. in the town Of Franklnton, "itn, =,
legal hours for judicial Sales beginning AZ Il
O'Clock a. M, on
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 Mrs. w. F. Smith, 715 Grant St., Vancouver, Wash, says: My back bothered me for long time and my kidneys were disordered. Doan's Kidney Pills restored ne to good health. Whenever have a sign of kidney trouble since, a few doses of DOau's Kidney Pills have quick. rid me of the complaint. Others C our family have used Deans Kid uev Pills with the very best of re- suits"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. FOster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo New York, sole agents for the Unit ed States.
 Remember the name-Doans'- and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-10
THE RESULTS.

The season is pretty near ended the season for swatting flies; our Ia bors have surely tEen splendid and doubtless our motives were wise We swatted when drearily sober we swatted when all lighted up, an now that it's nearly October. O, say is there joy in our cup? We killed off the flies by the bushel aye, mil lions and millions we slew, an murmured, "The whole measi push'u be slain in a season or two Buoyed up by this hope of achiey ing, we switted and swatted an swote. all over the furniture weay ing. to capture some bluebottle' goat. And now at the end of Sep tember our feet have grown weary and cold; try, but I cannot remem Der when flies were so sassy and bold. They buzz round our heads by the million, and nothing thei efforts can foil; they crawl on the panes by the billion, so what have we gained by our toll? They camp on our necks when we're working, and not all our thunders unloosed, and not all our shaking and jerking vii drive them away from their roost They bite and they Diff and they burrow, they tickle and torture and tease, they blow in your person a furrow, they sting like a parcel of bees. So what have we gained by our swattin', by tOiling until we were blind? Each fly that is dead and forgotten left ten million daugh CTS behind.
 WALT MASON.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-10

The Daily Alaskan wants lot O clean cotton rags for wiping off ma chinery and is willing to pay 5 cent per pound for them, delivered a this office. They should not b too small, the larger the better During the present session of con gress the tariff on cotton good has undergone a revision and a re duction, hence it is of no use fo the housewife to hold her cotton rag for a raise in price. Bring then along and get enough out of them t buy the kid a nice Christmas presen