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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
TeIGgramy zagraDiGzne'
ZAMACH STANU w ME-
XYKU.

Mexyk, miasto, II pazdziernika.
- Prezydent tymczasowy, Huer-
ia rzadzi po swojemu: jak ME
prawa droga do wiadzy sic dosta&
tax zamachami jedynie pos}ugu-
je sic do forsowania swoich me-
tod; oto obsadzii on wojskiem
caIy palac prezydencyalny, waz-
niejsze gmachy rzadowe a made
wszystko gmach, gdzie Kongres
obraduje i zaaresztowal 10 po-
slow, ktorzy podpisali ogiosili
rezolucye, skierowana przeciwko
rzadowi Huerty; uczyni} to pod
pretekstem tym, by zapobiedz wy
buchowi rewolucyi w samej sto-
Icy; stalo sic to W nocy pred
wczorajszej. Huerta zazadal cd
izby rekonsyderacyi owych re-
zolucyi: zastepca jego W tel spra-
vie / referentem Huerty byl mi
mister Aldape, ktorego W Izbie
przyjeto nader niezyczliwie. Po-
sIowie uchwalili zawiesic porza--
dek obrad wobec presyi re strony
Huerty, a gdy sic zwrocii do wyj-
scia Z sail, jeden po drugim costa
Ii aresztowani i odprowadzeni do
wiezien. Aresztowanie przyjeli
poslowie spokojnie bez protestu.
w miescie panuje ogromne
wzburzenie: do odprowadzanych
posI6w uwiezionych tlumy wo-
laly, re lud Jest z aresztowany-
mi, ale do zaburzen ME przyszlo,
DO pred paiacem bylo wiele woj-
ska karabinami, gotowymi do
strzalu. Wojsko tez wciaz Po uli-
each patroluje. Opr6cz posi6w Sc
nator Dominique Z Chiapas 70
sta} aresztowany, pewnie i kilku
innych jeszcze bedzie uwiezio-
nych. w calej tel aferze rozcho-
dziio sic rezolucye Izby, uchwa-
Iona onegdaj, W kt6rej Izba O.
swiadcza sic "a odiozeniem wy
borrow. a to dla tegO, re kraj jest
pograzony w rewolucyi wzbu--
IRONY przeciwko Huercie, ktore-
go metod Kongres ME aProbuje i
doradza, aby wprzod postarac sic
o zgode przeciwnikami / zblize-
ME walczacych stron, a potem do
piero do wyborow przyStapic. O.
becnie sadza, ze Huerta rozwlaze
Kongres. Mozliwem jest take, IL
ostatni zamach zrazi lud do ME
60 do reszty rewolucya rozsze~
rzy sic tenn wiecej: w kazdym ra-
zie zajScia ostatnie sa woda ma
mlyny rewolucyoniSt6w, bo po--
twierdzajg ich zarzuty, re Huerta
jest despota ! uzurpato-em.
Z BALKANU.
Wieden, IL pazdziernika. - Do
nosza tu, re rad turecki kupuje
cd brazylijskiego nowo zbudowa-
ny W Anglii dla Brazylii pancer-
nix Rio de Janeiro".
- Albanczycy ma zjezdzie
przedstawicieli swoich szczepow
plemion obrali gubernatorem Al
banii Essada Basze, kt6ry zamy-
$la ogioszeniu sic ksieciem Al
banii pod protektoratem turec-
kim.
q WLOCH.
Medyolan, II pazdziernika. -
Rzucono bombe W poblizu tutej-
szego paiacu krolewskiego: szko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
Z NIEMIEC.

Prawie kazdy przemysiowiec "
gielskich. Po!scy byzneslsci po-
Chicago oglasza sic Eazetach an
winni ich nasladowae. ogiassajac sic
" DZIENNIKU CHICAGoSKlM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
POD SAD KRYMINALNY.

Sad koronerski, ktory rozpa'
TRIVIAL sprawe Smierci tancerN
Mildred .AlliSon-RcXroat. odda:
jej morderce pod sad kryminalny
w powiecie Du Page. Sad koro'
nerski da} polecenie, by proces
tego czlowieka jak najpredze..
przeprowadzono i zbrodniarzs
powieszono.
w dodatku do szczegolow moi
derstwa spe}nionego ma tancerce:
szeryf powiatu Du Page pre-
czytaf spowiedz zbrodniarza.
Kapitan Halpin zamierza "a
brac wieznia do wszystkich
miejsc, gdzie tenze ludzi mordo'
wal. Kapitan detektywow chce
wiedziec jak ofiary swe Spencer
ze Swiata zgiadza}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
4 BALKANU.
z WIOCH.

Medyolan, II pazdziernika. -
Rzucono bombe W poblizu tutej-
szego paiacu kr6lewskiego: szko-
DIV niema zadnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
PRZEZ PAIGE.

Ze chicagoska pclicya patrzy
przez palce ma niemoralpoSc W
mieScie Chicago o tenn nlema
dwu zdali. Przed tygodnlem szeI
policyi McWeeney, otrzymat
szczeg6iowe sprawozdanie cd
drugiego swego asyStenta Funk
housera zepsuciu W Chicago,
Funkhouser przedstawil swoj
rapport take burmistrzowl.
Szef policyi, zapytany to, czy
rapport ten rewelacye byiy ME
spodziankq dla niego - odpo-
wiedziai twierdzqco zaznaczyl
re policyantom trudno jest do
wiedziec sic, czy domy niesiawy
w danej dzielnicy istnieja lub ME
Szef policyi po otrzymaniu te
60 raportu kazal swym kapita'
nom przeprowadzit Sledztwo Ct
do pewnego stopnia sprawdzilL
wszystko to co Funkhouser po-
wiedzial. Byly jednak wypadki:
gdzie policya nie mogla zfeso
odkryc.
Tl6maczcnic szefa policyi ni'
wytrzymuje krytyki. Szef nix
chce powiedzict, re policya chi
cagoska patrzy na zepsucie przez
palce, ME przyznai, ze duzo zIe'
go dzieje sic w Chicago pod pro,
tekcya policyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
HARRISON MUSI HANDY
DOWAC.

Powiadajq, re jedynym clio
wickiem, kt0ry ME wlerzy w
szanse Cartera Harrisona w wy
borach ma senatora w mlcJsce
Shermana Jest sam Carter II.
Harrison.
OczywiScie, demokraci Z obo-
I'll Sullivana, wcale sic ME "a
cFwycaja kandydaturq Harriso--
ma ma ten urzad, bo popleraJa
swego szefa, Rogera Sullivana,
kt6ry postanowil yleciet". VIA
domosci jego kandydaturze de-
mokraci spodziewaja sic re
Springfieldu, kazdej chwili
- Me jestem kandydaten ma
senatora - powiedzial Harrison
wczoraj - nam duzo do czynle-
MIA iako burnlStrz mlaSta Chlca-
90 / sprawa senatora Wcale mnle
ME interesuje. Kiedy konsresman
SABBATH wspomniai 0 mel handy
daturze, to ME mial najmniejsze-
go upowazania.
Zdaniem prokuratora miejskle-
90. Tamesa McLnerney, Carter
Harrison jest jedynym loglcznym
kandydatem ma ten urZad.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11

HATTERMAN CLAM pozyczaja pie
Made ma properta. 1110 Milwaukee
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
KONSKIE MIESO.

Sacramento, Cal. II pazdzier-
nika. - Czy prawa dotyczace
czystoSci artykul6w spozyw--
czych wzbraniajq sprzedazy ko1-
skiego miesa?
Take pytanie zadano Stanowej
radzie Z zapytaniem dodatkowym
jak mieso takie trzeba markowat
i jakie ma inspekcye przecho-
die.
Niemiecki fabrykant kie}bas
zadai powyzsze pytanie komisyi
inspekcyjnej, DO zamierza otwo-
rye sklad konskiego miesa W
Richmond, Cal, w mieScic blis-
kim San Francisco.
KRWAWE POKLoSIE.
Washington, II pazdzicrnika,
Liczba $miertelnych wypad-
k6w W kopalniach wegla W Sta
mach zjednoczonych ciagle idzie
W gore. w siedmiu miesiacach
biezacego roku wypadkow takich
bylo 1,437, W roku minionym
W tym samym czasie byio 1,419.
Taxi rapport wyda} wydzial gor-
nictwa.
Najwieksza iloSc fatalnych
wypadkow byla W Pennsylvania,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
IONA MA PRAWO.

Prawo kobiece odnioslo Wczo-
raj move zwyciestwo. Odtad W
pewnych wypadkach kobiecie
wolno sprawic LAME" mezowi,
jeSli tenze mp. ME chce wyjsc Z
wyszynku, teatru albo nawet
,,korneru" ME chce isc do domu
Niejaka Marie Davis miala IL
tarczke ze swoim mezem. Stall
pred wyszynkiem pan MAJ po-
wiedziai zonie, re jeszcze ME chce
powrocic do domu Zona zrobila
mu scene i zakohczysa tenn, ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
BANDYTA GINIE Cd KULl
SWEJ OFIARY

w szpitalu umarl wczoraj Da-
MEL Sullivan. Powodem Smiercl
bvi postrzal w brzuch. .Zwlokl Je-
60 poznal niejaki ]. H. Sullivan,
zamieszkaly pnr. $50 n. Dear
born utica. Sullivan powiada, re
zmarly jest wlaSnie jednym Z
bandyt6w, ktorzy go zaatakoWa-
Ii ma ulicy kt6rego on smlerteI-
ME postrzeli}.
Rannego bandyte najpierw zna
lcziono w domu pnr. 1928 India
ma ave. Przyszedf on tam / po-
wiedziai, ze zostal postrzelony
w b6jce ulicznej.
7 H. Sullivan powiedziaf po-
licyi, &c bandyci go napadll przed
lego mieszkaniem. Wldocznem
bylo. ze czekali tam ma n1cgo'
Pomimo, ze rabusie zagrozili mu
smiercia rewolwery przyIozyl1
mu do gIowy. Sullivan ME chc1ai
sic poddat walczyl rabuslaml.
Bandyci powalili 60 na Memie l
ten strzeli} kilka razy, Jedna kula
trafiIa bandyte skaleczyia go
Smiertclnie.
Policya aresztowala wczoraJ
murzyna, ktory skradf portmone-
tke pani Carrie Pearson, 2olS W.
Adams utica. Try godzlny po
kradziezy detektywi sprowadzlll
zlodzieja ma stacye policyjna l
tam kobieta poznala go jako zfo-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
SHERIFF SALE.
State of | ousiana, Parish OF Madison
Ninth Judicial District Court.
Ki!.odcu Planting Company
VS. NO 1914
George Spencer.

Bv virtue Of Writ Of Seizure and
Sale 60 me directed from the ahov'
Honorable Ninth Juhici"i District
Court ior tie Parish ri Madison atorf-
aid. IA the above entitled cause, | VIII
procaed 10 sell, at public au"tnu, at
The door oi tie Court House Ill the
tnwn OF Tallulah, in Madison Parish,
ouisia ma. on the Ard Saturday, the
2sIt DAY or AUGUST. A. D. 1913.
Between the hours prescribed by law,
al tie right, title and interest OF george
Spencer in and 10 the following d"s-
criben property, to-wit:
All tina: part Of north east qnarter OF
Sncli n IS in Township II North Range
Il east which lies North and West "a
the right Of way of The Memphis, Hell
.ua md Louisiana hail Road, ana
n, r,h ul a continuation end extension
OF Green Street wnich continuation 81
said street i to run 10 the west 3oih'
dry OF said North east quarter OF eouti
west Quarter OF said Section less thC
ore SQUARE OF ground laid Oil III IN
! south cast corner OF SAID tract wh;ci
is exempt from the MorIsag" and nel
under which this writ is issued. 10
gethcr with all improvements 'itlale'
thereon. seized in the above suit.
Terms Of Sale: Cash with beneiit o
appIaismcnt.
a. J. SEWER, JR.,
Sberirs Off &c. sheriff.
Talulah, La, May. 2Sih, 1913
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
OaEE-O6ViI PpfOmOo'I'o'o a.
Will Give Thrilling Speed Exhibitions
at the Louisiana State Far.

Nothing AZ the Louisiana state FAIR
this wear will be mere thrilling or pop
MAR than the expert automobile speed
exhibitions. They will feature the track
programs Nov. and ~ Judging ny
the enthusiaS SIN In the past. the grand
stand hlpachprs and outside space VIII
be taxed to hold the spectators. for IN"
drivers who are Coming here to give,
these exhibitions are dare devils ~
great renown.
J Alex Sloan, famous as Team ran
aeer for professional automnhiiists.
| has charge 81 this part ~ the pro-
| gram. He has been at the Louisiana
| fair on more than one occasion. Las'
year he had Louis Dishrow and other
great drivers. who thrilled thousands
| of spectators. Once before he brought
the great barney Oldfield To Shreve'
porr and showed the people OF Gi'
| section what facing death really Is II
| autouobilism.
| Amupy the team members Sloan ex
pecrs To have with him this year u
, Disbrow AGAIN. Others equally as ~
NOUS and daring will be OIL hand. Ther
will be several OF them. and the wv
DAYS set aside for their part OF the Ell
tertainncnt they will give series Il
wonderful exhibitions IN speed cars.
Secretary L n Prucg~erhon. uoc
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-23

pursued ius;ii;cs h. very s,reGc criu-
cism and abuse tnat hats teen th"apcd
upon NE. II is true that subsequent
developments prove that made Il mis-
take i'll placing AZ much confidence rs !
did IN the complaints made TO me, but
when You take into consideration the
character, reputation OF the complain
ants, and not in the light oi la,er de-
velopments, believe you Will agree
with me that had right to believe
these reports.
| OF couise know that you know that
! there are many people VINO assume Il
"Holier than thou air." aud condemn
most severely IN others that OF which
they are themselves most guilty. From
such people only expect abuse, bnt
from the average, fair minded, honest
man who believes in right and justice,
who recognizes that 10 err is human,
and to admit mistake and right Il
wrong unintentionally done is the hard
est bat most honorable thing Nan can
do, expect justice. l believe that you
are this kind OF man and l am writing
to request you 10 use your lniluenct
to remove from the minds your friends
the very incorrect and unjust opinlc'
thew may have formed of me from IL
pors received.
: Thanking you in advance, and assnr
ing you that shall greatly appreciate
anything you do in my DehalfIn piac'n,
me in proper light before your FRIENDS
am,
Yours very truly,
:. e. O. BRUNER
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
Mr.. W. i. Rountree was u VS.
liter to the Hill City this week

The dance given at the Lvric
Monday night by the young men
Of Tallulah was very enjoyable
affair The music was furnished
by Bud Scost'S band from Nikcs-
Dnrg. The out of town guests
were: Messrs I.emoyne Rodgers,
Neil Smith, Collier Richardson,
Henry Harris and Misses Nan
Young and Kate Eeatross. OF
yicksburg; Mrs. Randall Hun
rat, Misses Mary Turpin, anc
Halle McAllister. and MessrS
Guy Hunter, Will Martien, Nor
man Martien and Battleton, o.
Waterproof; Mrs. Davidson Miss
esl Marjorie Davidson, Marion
Curry, Mr.. and Mrs. Magrude
Smith, DIR. Trice, Messrs. Jo'
Curry and Joe Davidson, of st
'Joseph, La. 4; DIR. Dixon Powell
of Waverly, La; DIR. Ralp
Evans, Roosevelt, La; and Mis-
Nell Triche, Newellwon, La.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
GENERAL CORN DISPLAY.
Several Hundred Dollars In Premiums
Will Be Awarded tire Winners.

Six hundred dollars IN premiums Is
promised the winners in tho general
corn exhibit at the Louisiana state
Fair, which opens November and
continues through November II. eight
days These premiums are In addition
to those offered the winners In the
boys corn club department. for In that
department only members OF boys
corn clubs may participate.
In the matter of raising fine corn
Louisiana in the past few years has
had an awakening. The past year has
witnessed wonderful changes for me
better. The corn on display at the fai'
will testify to this development The
| reports Indicate that the competition
| will be kcrner than ever before. ms
that various parts Of the State viii III
| represented. The exhibits will be In th'
agricultural building.
| The Judging will DE done by Y. Leig!
Maxcy, Of Curran, ILL.,. while Prof. Y
| 8. Richardson uf Baton Rouge, will h.
superintendent.
The secretary. L. N. Brreggerhoff,
Shreveport. will mail catalogue an
premium list. free. upon application.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
HEALTH BoARC'S suorH.
In I. D.. Oscar Dori!-~ ~! he=ist
ant viii Have Exhibit - =a;-

TEP "h"Iit NEST rNhlri' ~ the I,cUis-
lara stat" Fan will u" found in iHa
Agricultural EuIIIiar. II viii II" in
ch"rE'- If Hr Oscar buWilrr STATE
health officer II VIII hr ,lr STATE
N"-lth I'-aI!s exhibit.
J.. This h"'tH nr Bowling ard his ~
si$rautS W., ave IL number - demon
STATIONS, 81 ,winy the splendid results
"a >.tnI.a;lr, h, gitnr and other thin~s
Necessary -; human hen.th. happiness
ana cumfuT,. There Viii no literature
and lectures Win the demonstrations
end rNhiii''. and ali visitors ~ this
booth ave ..r"nIiS-d most helpful en-
teTjaI!TuCG..
Or Duw:!...' will also have his fam
on h"aiIh cat 1T Shreveport Gurinc the
fair In this ar there ere many "xiib-
it's that tri.; To- encourage sanitation
and hygiene. Dates OF Fair Nov. 5-l2
1918.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-23

The party of young people who
.ot last week at Snyder camp
Teusas River, returned Sat
phy night, each one claiming
IA they had the best time.
bhing, hunting and boat riding
nished amusement in the day
(ue and at night, 500 and dane
a leguiled the happy hours
IA interesting feature OF the
hmm life was fortune telling,
hereby some of our young mer
Lere made to feel that Fate Ii
her kind. One erstwhile batch
km who, so far, has escaped The
ntrimonial (h)altar, received
81 Startling information that Ia
aid marry twice. Guess h'
Isls like the Sword of Domocle
hhgs Ger his head.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
STATE FAIR ADMISSIONS.
Tho Prices Have Been Mace Very Hes'
sonabie BY the Fair Association.

That the Louisiana State Fair IA nor
Intended as a money making inst'fu-
ton. hut az an educational movement.
~ indicated by the reIsonah,eness ot
the prices Of admission. The menace
n,ent has made these prices unusually
low, CHARGING Just enough TO cover tI-
pcnses. The reduced rates have been
made with view Of charging the
, crowds 40 ns To give everybody op-
poltunity to gee the MAN, wonderful
| sights on exhibition and enjoy the va
| rinus entertainments.
The prices Of admission are an
| nounccd rs follows:
| General day admission TO the fair
/ grounds. for adults. 30 cents.
| General day admission 20 faif
grounds for children. % cents.
| General admission to all after
| O'Clock IN evening. 10 cents
| After o'clock y. IN. children ave
years old and under admitted free.
Admission to coliseum. TO horse SHOW
IS cents.
| Admission To coliseum, TO Thav,u'i
band concert. % cents.
General admission 10 grand sfan'
, for the races, Is cents.
Admission To grand stand nj nign
Tor fireworks. free 20 all.
Secretary l.. y. BrucRgproff. upon re
Guest, will mail catalogue. premium
list and other information free. Tn
fair dates are: Nov. to IL inclusive
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
Sheriff Sale.
State OF Louisiana, Parish OF Madison
Ninth Judicial District Court.
John B. Stone
VS.. No; 1856
E. w. Shirk.

py v;r,ue Of Writ Of Fieri Facias !
Tn me directed from the Hon"raUie
Niuth District CourG fhr the Parish OF !
NJ ,dison aforesaid, in the above entitled
cause. | will proceed 10 sell al Puohc
auclion. at tie door OF the Court house
IN the Town OF Ialiuiah, IN MADISON
parish. Louisiana, OH the second Satur-
DAY, tic
18th Day Of September, 1913,
4. d.. between the hours prescribed
NV law. all the right, title and interest
u;E. ". sinirk III ard 70 he following
described properly, tc-vlt;
Tht. JdI.,utl.ia plantation.
r,,o -, .,,,osr,t ui he east hal of Spu'h
half az :, ,cIi"r -; me east nan '' h'' ,'
,...tutnr;yr ta.. iurt# east Id',fICF o.
s,,,fni r...t IN; rtrr and a s'rlp ".1S
rnain. wide oil i..c Iurta on" oI thr '',ut"
cast -martcr oil south west quarter 90
go go, "a i,i 90. Of land in the northwest
| .'nnr.,.r uf Sr-ctj,l "a iEcluGvd between Tao
f,liO:iaS lines. va: - -,
| cnnI,,. utirE az the northwest corner 81
| sr,.'ion 81 ard rlInIni: east 5i.'t c,!'-.l'S
,n.r,,. s,,t.; :! % 'ai one lhifu chsi
| thru,.c ,y.::J St.:, chains, ih't &c ''',t'" ~
the pace ~ hcSiaai1E'. 49, !" '""'''i
| - E,r. n Ra;,,v - east. s,-,
| -, ar,rrmsoi ut u certgin piece oi Ian"
| in .!r npIJh-~eaj GihriSr g, 0'E,'''. o.
.iul..u urt%ppn tnI spiIONih- ia. ,
|. Innl,.prc,ng At point l.'.i' ahi 4" M. =. y
| chains so:itn III IL" :UFtA "',t t'it "
S.ciion ii. Tunnini: east Il.it IAN .d'i.!,'
| thcE.., south i33 ana on lhlH $500 -
tn.nre west 8.li Chains t",he'
,n-th tn the place 81 brEihIitE
~, :, strir, .: 9 and ole hail ci"ihH Ntu'
-. tbr sn,tn end II the west hat 81 IN,
| south half oi section 81, aEt ~ - 10 10,
| ,,,r;il,u of :he north han "t SPci'pI NJ -
| irc rast If Big Bayou, and Tue W. ~
| nstbr nnr;L- west quarter anu me W.
| b,If IN, %ouiH-wCst quarter aIh t'l'
| .,,h.a., .iuarer of the sOLth-N w.
| ruarIcr tcxcrpt a strip 81 Dos en-. -,
-. ~ the north end OK tne S"uth-cd'
,,,r,.r II rh, scat west quarter aib
frin a So cnaIUs wide on The "eS' si'' "
the Southwest uGaffer oi me | -, ~:
| oua-trrl OF Ssctlph o.. hH 4" INV ~
I ~. North Rang Is east. .;.....,r.,,
cnr,unsei al Il certain piece -! iif
H. No npri invest quarter 81 SCcll"h OIL ia
- ai,,,i,,t hrjVeeu the following lines
Cm,r,.rtiur al the southwest corner .
~. 49,, h-v.:,t quarter of section bl az
n rrnr,iYp east 3l.li Chd'is: tn'hr' hI.
a a. "a ,,.,,I one tHlii Cadlh": 'Lsh'S W
81 II chains: 'hcnc" snu'h 10 VI pa
:. J.innin.- aaG also the east nan "a 80
n' g. ,.,rrpt A strip 3.sJChain> "il' "
49,, u.s.. side IF the southwest iuSIIti
| t-,.,i,n g. All in TOWNSHIP -, NJ
| p,n,r Il east. C"ntd'hliE u. O. :
...r,,s more or less, t"Seto'r VIZ
- bujIdjnCs and Improvements t"'''"
seized in the above suit.
: Terms Of sale: Cash with ueheh'
appraisement. cr,.,rr n
;, c,:s,. Oazcc Sheriff.
i. 'E Tainlah. La, August oh, 1913
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Clark,
who were married in New York
City last month, have returned
from Il trip through the North
and West and will be at home %
their friends at Mound, La. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark have many
friends in Madison Parish who
extend them good wishes for Il
long and happy welded life.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
Notice..

-HE ASSESSMENT LISTS for the
Parish of Madison are now ready
L and open for inspection in the as.
sessor's Office at the Court House IN
Tallulah. All complaints should be
filed within twenty Gays from this date
G. w. SEWER,
Assessor.
Tallulah, La, June 18th, 1913.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
SEc1ril!' Gses&.
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BY VIRTUE CF y WEiT OF FL !
Fri Faria-, {" me directed. isom the
Honorable %inth Judicial District !
Court ior the Parish Of Madison aforH-
said. in the ahovn entitled cause, viii
proceed to sell, ~ pubic auction, at
the door OF the Courr House in Ta"ulah
Madison Parish, Lo4i5idna, on the @rd
Saturday the
:2!blh dav Of September, 1913,
\. D., rrtwccn the hours prescribed ~
law. al! the right, ;jtlr #n! Interest Of
E. ". shiil; in and to the following.
described properly, to-wit:
The California Piantation.--Lo =,
! composed OF tue east half of south hall
of Section 81; the east half OF worth
west quarter the north east Quarter OF
Southwest Grlrt"rant 4 S,ripj 1Schan"
! wide OH the moth end oi the south east
quarter of southwest quarter OF Sec
ton 10.
| Also a riece of land IN the northwest
quarter Ci Section 81 included bctH cen
tno following lines, VIZ:
! Commencing al the northwest corner
OF Section 81 and running 'aSt "!Ii
chains; ,hnnce south l3.33and one thHd
chaiE,; thence west3i. - chains; thence
south - 90 and ono third chains; thence
west Bib chains; thence north to iii"
place Of hcgiring. All i'll Township Il
North Range - east.
Lot 3 composed Of 4 certain piece ("
/ land in the northwest quarter OF see
2 ton 81, included hrtwern the following
lines:
, Commencing at a point 1893 and
, third chans south If tao Aorth-w"
] corner OF Section 81, running cast 3l.a
: chains: thence south 1888 and one ihir
Il chaids; !hcuc, west 81 III chains theme
= north 20 the place OF beginning.
h Also strip OF -. chains wide OF tn
l. South end Of tne Vest half Of tn
=, South half OF section 81, and all thf
portion OF The North hal! OF Section I
If lying east o: Big bayou, and the Ne'
half OF the Northwest Gur#ter and Il
west half OF the Southwest quartz
and the south least quarter OF Il
Southwest quarter Except a strlp
- 10 chains wida oil the North end
the Southeast quarter Of the South
west quarter, and stnp 500 chaiI
wide OF the west side OF the SouN
J. west quaeter ct the Southeast quartz
OF Section G2. All in Township !
North, Range IL, East.
:. Lot 1, Composed OF Il certain PIECE
land in the Northwest quarter OF Se
ton 81, mclud edbe.ween the foliowil
lines:
Commencing at the South west &C
ner of of the Northeast quar:er
SECTION 81 and running East 81
Fl chains: thence north 1853 and Oh
- Third chains; thence West 3l.14 char
thence South to the place oil beglnnii
and also the East half of Sectl-n
except strip $50 chains wide oil
Wes, side Of the South west quarter
- Section GO. All in Township Is, NO
Range - East, containing in all
acres, more or less, together with
buildings and Improvements there
OF seized in the above suit.
Terms of Sale: Cash with beneii
appraisement.
A.. j. SEWER, JR.,
Shereff's Office. Shefln.
TallaIah, La, August IL, 1918.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-23

The following were guests at
the Slack home Monday: Miss
Loecille Pinney, Prattville, Ala,
Miss Mona and Mr.. Wallace
Stewart, Vicksburg, Messrs. Rey-
nolds McWilliams, Albert and
Roger Breard, Lloyd Surghnor
Joe Renwick, and Fred Faulk
Of Monroe, and Norman MaItien
Waterproof, La.