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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-21
Millinery Display of Exceptional
Interest," Beauty Sharing
Honors Nth Values

Say What you will, look where you viii, examine quality
and style and you will always decide that Krsassheimers Mil
hnery L, decidedly better in every respect than generally
sho- The prices III better, quality for quality, and the stand
ard of style is far above the others. Our comprehensive col
lection Of beautiful Hats Is proving to be the ssntcl OF at
traction to scores Of discriminating women.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-21
BOSTON Cash
GROCERY
-AND--
MEAT MARKET
No Place Like This to Buy
Groceries, Meats and
Poultry for Easter

We give the limit Of
pure food satisfaction.
People who think are say
ing to themselves-what
Is the use OF reading a
grocery adv2 With a few
exceptions you are told
stories of Pure Food val
Ies that rival the widest
tale Of Arabian nights.
We want you to realize
that this store Is different
and that it depends on
making its impression by
strict adherence to facts
in both language and mer-
thandise. Here are foods
reduced in price for the
weekend, that you can
depend on.
We Deliver Goods Anywhere
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-21

N LOT OF SAMPLE SUITS direct from
our New York Office. Each an individual model
and each one beautifully made in the newest
shades of Balkan blues, tans, browns and Nell
Rose. Tailored with care and distinction of
$500 models. VIII be sold special or "a
for TO- morrow, Easter Saturday, only@lJ-JV
This special item is under exclusive charge Of
Miss Mae Kelly.
COATS In distinctive style and quality,
superior to any shown in the city; made in Bed
ford stripes, ratine and eponge, as well as staple
P Prasa's ranging aan ss from $3.50 to $500
NOTE-Au our models in coats and suits at
$12.98 and upwards are individual; no two
alike.
CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES especi.
ally priced for Easter.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
Guernsey Cattle

(FIrSt PremIumS)
 Bull over three years old: San ders and Butler, Mesa.
 Bull two years old and under three: Jess F. Kelly, Mesa.
 Bull one year and under two: Sanders and Butler.
 Bull calf under one year: Sanders and Butler, Mesa. Cows
 Cow four years and over: Sanders and Butler, Mesa.
 Cow three years and under four: H. D. Evans, Mesa.
 Cow two years old and under three: Sanders and Butler, Mesa
 Heifer, senior yearling: Sanders and Butler, Mesa.
 Heifer, junior yearling: Sanders and Butler, Mesa.
 Heifer, senior calf Sanders and Butler, Mesa Champions
 Get of one sire: Sanders and But Ter. Mesa.
 Produce of one COW: Sanders and Butler, Mesa
 Champion bull, any age: Sanders and Butler, Mesa.
 Champion cow, any age: Sanders ana Butler, Mesa. Guernsey Cattle (SecOnd Premiums)
 Bulls overs three years old San ders and Butler, Mesa
 Bull one year and under two: Sanders and Butler. Mesa Bull calf under one year: Sanders and Butler, Mesa. Cows Cow four years and over: H. D. Evans, Mesa. i Cow two years old and under three: c. A. Gavette Tucson. Heifer. senior Yearling: Sanders and Butler, Mesa.
 Hefer, senior calf: Sanders and Butler, Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10

The work of awarding the blue, red and white ribbons to the blooded cat tie and horses that graced the Arizona State fair this year, together with the task of copying the list of awards. was one of the hardest that ever confronted judges at the state fair. This was caused by the large number of exhibits, together with the keen competition dis played. both of which bespeak healthy growth for the stock business within Arizona.
 The greatest fair I have ever at tended" is the verdict that seems al- most universal from the thousands of visitors that thronged the gates dur ing the week, in which serious purpose as well as fun were equally well mixed. That there are few states fairs any where in the United States that beat the Arizona fair and none in the west that equal it, was the statement of a travelling man yesterday who has seen them all.
 Cattlemen and horsemen generally are well pleased with the showing. Especially is this true about the Ari-
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10

Champions
 Produce of one COW: Sanders and Butler, Mesa.
 Champion bull. any age.
 Champion COW, any age.
 Red Poll Cattle Bulls
 over three years; one year and under two; bull calf under one year: Norton Dairy. Phoenix; first and second premiums. Cows
 Four years and over: three years and under four; two years and un- der three; senior heifer calf: Nor ton Dairy. Phoenix; fiIst and second premiums. Herds
 Senior herd: Norton Dairy. Phoe- nix: first and second premiums. Champions
 Get of one sire; produce of one COW: champion bull. any age; cham
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10

pion COW, any age: Norton Dairy. PhocniX; first and second premiums.
 Shorthorn Cattle Bulls
 Bulls over three years old: Fred II. BiXley. Long Beach; first pre- mium Bartlett-Heard Land and Cattle Company, second and third premiums.
 Bull one year and under two; bull calf under one year: Bartlett-IIeard Land and Cattle Co.; first, second and third premiums. Cows Cow four years and over: Bart Iett-Heard Land and Cattle Co.,; first, second and. third premiums. ! Champions-
 Get of one sire; champion bull, any age: champion COW, any age: Bartlett-Heard Land and Cattle CO; first. second and third premiums
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10

zOna men. They pulled down prizes by the wholesale. This year there can be no thought of complaint. At a great expense the State Fair commission Ob tained the services of Prof. John Burns of the Agricultural college of Texas who is professor of animal husbandry there and one of the leading authOri- ties on cattle in the United States, to judge the cattle exhibit. The services of a professional judge were also Ob- tained for the horses, Judge Carney of Prescott officiating in that capacity. When it is considered that the men who judged the animals this year were able to say that the Arizona shows in respect to cattle and horses are as good as the best in the west, it can be un- derstOod to q better degree just how good the exhibit was. Below is given the list of all prizes in these two de- partments. with a few exceptions, which will be given at q later date. Great credit was accorded Superintend
 ents Wilson and Van Kirk of the two departments and their assistants for excellence of the stock show:
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
Results Of The Horse Fa1r

stallion colt under one year: Bart lett-Heard L. & C. Co. Phoenix. Mare four years old and over: Ruby & Bowers, Davis, Calf
 Mare two years old and under three: J. J. Meyers, Glendale.
 Mare one year old and under two: J. J. Meyers, Glendale.
 Mare colt under one year: Ira Beck, Phoenix.
 CGet of a StalliOn) Four animals Cresistered), get of one stallion: ]. J. Meyers, Glendale.
 Two animals (registered). produce of one mare: J. J. Meyers, Glendale
 (Coach Breeds-(N (NOt Registered)
 tDraft Breeds-t Not Registered GeIding three years old and under four: Frank Jack Glendale GeIding two years old and under ! three: J. P. Jenson. Tempe. ! GeIding one year old and under two: ! Chas McArthur, Phoenix.
 Mare four years old and over: Chas ] McArthur. Phoenix.
 Mare three years old and under four: 1 J. A Cashion, Phoenix.
 Mare two years old and under three: ] Chas. McArthur, PhoeniX ! Mare one wear old and under two; l Chas. McArthur. Phoenix Mare or horse colt under one year J. P Jenson, Tempe
 CGet of a StaIion)
 Four animals, get of one stallion | stallion may or may not be shown. , Chas NcArthur. Phoenix.
 (Produce of a Mare)
 Two animals, produce of one mare mare may or may not be shown: J. r ! JenSon, Tempe
 Registered Coach Breeds
 CFirst Premiums)
 StaIHons, four years old and over Buckeye German Coach Horse Ass cation. Buckeye. Stalions. three years old and ur- der: Ruby & Bowers. Davis. Cal.
 one year old and under two. J. F McCiain. Tempe Mare one year old and under two J. r. McClain. Tempe.
 Mare or horses colt under one year I. F. McClain. Tempe.
 Get of a stallion. four animals gel Of one stallion Cstallion may or max not be shown): J. r. McClain, oI . Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
Draft Ere eds.


 Stallions four years old and over: J. C. Cashion, Phoenix.
 Stanons three years old and under: Ruby x Bowers, Davis, Calf.
 StaHions two years old and under: Ira Beck. Phoenix.
 StaIIions one year old and under two: Ira Beck, Phoenix.
 Stallion colt under one year: Bart lett Heard L. & C. Co, Phoenix
 Mare four years old and over: Ira Beck, Phoenix.
 Mare two years old and under three: J. ]. Meyers, Glendale. Mare one year old and under two: J. J. Meyers. Glendale. Mare colt under one year: Ira Beck. Phoenix. CGet of a Stanion) Four animals Cregistered. get of one stallion: Ira Beck, Phoenix Two animals CregisteredD, produce of one mare: Ira Beck. Phoenix CDraft Breeds-Not Registered) Gelding two years old and under three Charles McArthur. Phoenix. Gelding one year old and under two: Bartlett-Heard L. x C. Go. i Mare four years old and over: Lafe 1 Meyers. Glendale. | Mare three years old and under four: J. R. Bradshaw. Phoenix. l Mare two years old and under three: | r. F. Jack. Glendale. Mare one year old and under two: Bartlett-Heard L. &s C Co. Phoenix. | More or horse colt under one year: Lafe Meyers, Glendale. CGet of a Stallion) ! Four animals, get of one stallion stallion may or may not be shown: J P. Jenson, Tempe PrOduce of a Mare) Two animals. produce of one mare mare may or may not be shown: Chas McArthur Phoenix. Draft Breeds. (Second Premiums) StalIiOns four years old and over: John TrOup, Golita, Calif StalliOns three years old and under: Ruby & Bowers, Davis. Calif. Stallions two years old and under Ruby & Bowers, Davis. Calf.
 Stallions one year old and under two: Ira Beck, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10

Bull calf under three: ". A. Me Donald, Mesa. Cows
 Four years and over; W. A. Me Donald, Mesa. MacMinn, Tucson.
 Two years and under three: w A. Mcdonald, Mesa.
 Heifer senior yearling: w. A. Me Donald, Mesa.
 Heifer junior yearling: Alex. Mac Minn, Tucson.
 Senior heifer calf: Alex. MacMinn, Tucson. Herds
 Senior herd; W. A Mcdonald, Mesa.
 Junior herd: w A Mcdonald, Mesa. Champions
 Get out of sire: Alex. MacMinn, Tucson.
 Produce of one COW: W. A. McDon- aid, Mesa.
 Champion bull any age: w A. Mcdonald, Mesa.
 Champion COW, any age: w. A Mcdonald, Mesa.
 Ayrshire Cattle
 (Second Premium) Bulls
 over three years old: Alex Mac Minn. Tucson.
 One year and under two: Alex MacMinn, Tucson.
 Bull calf under one year: Alex MacMinn, Tucson. Cows
 Eour wears and over: Alex Mac, Minn, Tucson.
 Two years and under three; Alex MacMinn, Tucson.
 Heifer senior yearling: NJ. P Hol Iiday Mesa.
 Heifer junior yearling; W. A. Me Donald, Mesa.
 Senior heifer calf: w. A. Me Do aid, Mesa
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
Minn, Tucson.
 Brown Swiss Cattle

Minn, Tucson.
 Brown Swiss Cattle
 One year and under two; bull calf under three: J. s. Burk, Gilbert; first, second and third premiums. Cows
 Four years and over; two years and under three; heifer senior year ling; senior heifer calf: J. s. Burl, Gilbert; first, second and third premiums. Herds
 Junior herd: J. s. BurI, Gilbert; first, second and third premiums. Champions
 Get out of sire; produce of one COW; champion bull, any age; cham pion COW, any age: J. & Burk. Gil- Der; first, second and third pre- miums.
 Dutch BeIted Cattle Bulls
 over three years old; two years old and under; one year and under two; bull calf under three: Frank R. Sanders, Mesa; first, second and third premiums Cows
 Four years and over; three years and under four; two years and under three: heifer senior yearling; heifer junior yearlng; senior heifer calf: Frank R. Sanders, Mesa: first, sec ond and thrid premiums. Herds Senior herd; junior herd: Frank R. Sanders, Mesa; first, second and third premiums. Champions Gete out of sire; produce of one COW; champion bull, any age; cham pion COW, any age; Frank R. san ! ders. Mesa; first, second and thirt ] premiums. l Holstein Cattle (First Premiums Bulls l over three years old: Davisso1
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10

Justus Goebel.
 Jennett three years old and over: First premium. Justus GocbeL
 Get of Jacks: Four mules any age and either sex. First Bartlett Heard Land and Cattle Co. city. Cclts Special premium): Under one year old sired by Agent. First J. F. McClain, Tempe; second, same
 Roadsters
 Stallion four years 1Id and over: First, Jas. Livingston. Mesa.
 Stallions three years old and under: l. D. Butler Phoenix; second, Dr. A. H. Davidson. Phoenix.
 StalIions two years old and under: Second, J. F. McClain Tempe Stallions one year old and under two: First, Phil C. Ensign, Phoenix; stallion colt under one year: First ! Dr. 4. II Davidson. Phoenix: second. z. H. Undelhin, Phoenix. , Mare four years old and over: First 1 l. D. Butier. Phoenix; second. Harry ! <. Diehl, Phoenix.
 Mare three years old and under 1 four: First, w. l.. Selman. Phoenix: Mare two years old and under three; First, Justus GoebeI; second. Jas. Livingston. Mesa. Mare me year old and under two: i First, ". l.. Selman. Phoenix Mare colt under one year: First. Jr A. II. Davidson. Phoenix: second. i Lafc Myers, Glendale
 Get of a Stallion ! Two animals DregistereD produce ] Of one mare: First. Mrs. w C. IIueneryage Phoenix. second. Dr. \. II. DaEids n. Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
FURTHER AWARDS IN
 AGRICULTURE DEPT.
Final List of Numerous Blue Ribbons
 Granted in This Division.

A partial list of the numerous awards of the agricultural and horti- cultural departments was published in yesterday mornings Republican. The list which follows below completes that department:
 Peaches Alton First. Hall Bros, Phoenix Bonanza: First, Hall Bros Phoe- ui,-,
 BilEeus Late: First. A. | Henry, Phoenix.
 Best Arizona Seeding: First NJ N. Jackson. Phoenix; second. HaIi Bros, Phoenix.
 EIberta: First, John Barnconi, Prescott: second, Hall Bros, Phoenix. EIberta Cling First Hall Bros, Phoenix.
 Hiey. First, Hall Bros. Phoenix Heath Cling: First. John Barnconi. Prescott
 HiXon Cling First. [. V. Orchard O.. Clarkdale.
 krummell: First, John Barnconi Prescott: second. Hall Bros. Late Crawford: First. U " Farm and orchard Co. second, John Barn cCni.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10

Produce of a mare. two animals produce of one mare Cmare may or may not be shoWn). J. P. McElain. Tempe.
 Second Premiums)
 Stanions. four years old and over: J. F. McClain. Tempe.
 Coach Breeds Not Registered Mare three years old and under four. mare two years oId and under three, mare one year old and under two: J. r. McCIain, Tempe
 Get of stallion. four animals get o1 one stallion C-JaIlion ma. or may not be shoWn): J. r.. McClain Tempe
 Produce of mare, tw1 animals produce of one mare Cmare may or may not be shown): J. l.. McClain. Tempe.
 Carriage and Coach Horses
 Family mare or gelling driven to surrey ar other suitable vehicle. First. Harry A. Dichl, Phoenix; sec .rd. Geo. F. Gardiner. Phoenix. Gentleman's single driver, sam conditions First. Geo. r. Gardner. THoenix: second. Alr. WiHam Police station. Phoenix.
 Saddle Horses Stallion four wears or over: First F. l.. Weller. PhoeniE: second. RuleN ! X Bowers, Davis. CaI SlaIli n three years and under four: 1 First. N Esborn. PhoeuiN; second 1 Thu q. Ensign. Phoenix. l StalIions two years and under three. i First, Fred H. BNby Long Reach. Mare four years old and over. First. ". ". Bradshaw. Phoenix. Range saddle horse. trained fol l rctniua cutting and general rangC work: Fred II. Bixby, Long Beach l Cal
 Shetland Ponies Stallion two years old or over. First Mrs. Geo. Biehn. Phoenix; sec gnd Jos. Bush, Phoenix.
 Stallion under two years: First Jos. Bush. Phoenix; second. Mrs. Geo Biahn, Phoenix. Mares two years old and over: First Mrs. Geo. Biehn. Phoenix sec and Mr. F. C. Hartman. Phoenix. Mare under two years: First. w. i <. Mcdonald. Mesa.
 Farm Teams . Best au purpose team. First. w. 1 W. Bradshaw, Phoenix. Best draft team: First. Ira Beck PhoeniX: second. J. J. Myers. Glen 7 dale
 Mules
 Bc-t rair matched mules in har- ! ness: First. Baruett-TTeard Land and Cattle Co. Phoenix; second, J. R Lambert Phoenix. Best mules three years old or over: l First Part!ett-Heard Land and Cat i tie Co., Phoenix: second same.
 Best mule two years old and un- der three: First, J. A. Cashion. -Phoe- nix: second. Bartlett-Heard Land and ! Cattle Go. Phoenix.
 Best mule one year old and under two: First. Bartlett-H Heard Land and i Cattle co. Phoenix. Best mule colt: First. F. J. Acllley, i Mesa; second, Bartlett Heard Land and Cattle co.
 Jacks and Jennets
 Jack three years old or over: First. Jno. Troup, GoIeta, Cal; second. Jas. livingston. Mesa.
 Tqrl- colt r4D6a,, ono TV;,,r+
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
AWaYdS FOY Flooded Cattze

Herds
 Senior herd; Alex, MacMinn. Tue son.
 Junior herd: Alex. MacMinn, Tue son. Champions
 Get of one sire: M. P Holiday Mesa.
 Produce of one COW: Alex Mac
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
List Of Prizes Won In Horse And Cattle Dep;

and sanders, Mesa.
 Two years old and under: c. A. Gavette, Tucson.
 One year and under two: J. S Ho- ward. City.
 Bull calf under three: Davisson and Sanders, Mesa. Cows
 Four years and over: J. $. Ho- ward, City. . Three years and under four: Da- visson and Sanders. Mesa.
 Two years and under three: A Marriatt, Glendale.
 Heifer senior yearlng: J. s. Ho- ward, City
 Heifer junior yearling: Davisson and sanders. Mesa.
 Senior heffer calf: J. E. Bradshaw City. Herds
 Senior herd: Davisson and san ders, Mesa.
 Junior herd; J. $, Howard, City. Champions
 Get out of sire: J. R. Bradshaw. City.
 Produce of one cow: Davisson and Sanders, Mesa. Champion bull. any age: Davisson and Sanders, Mesa.
 Champion cow any age: J. & Ho- ward City.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
Ayrshire Cattle (FirSt Premium

Bulls
 over three years old: M. P. Holi day. Mesa
 Tow years old and under: ". A. Mcdonald. Mesae
 one year and under two: ". A. Mcdonald, Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
Holstein Cattle (SecOnd PremiumS)

Bulls
 Bulls over three years old: J. $. Howard. City.
 Bull one year and under two: Davisson and Sanders, Mesa.
 Bull calf under one year: J. $. Howard, City. Cows
 Cow four years and over: J. $. Howard, City.
 Cows three years and under four: ]. s. Howard, City.
 Cow two years old and under: J. R. Bradshaw, City.
 Heifer, senior yearling: !. R. Prad- shaw City.
 Heifer, junior yearling: Davisson and sanders, Mesa.
 Heifer, senior calf: Davisson and Sanders, Mesa. Herds
 Senior herd: J. S Howard, City.
 Junior herd: J. $. Howard. City. Champions
 Get of one sire: J. s. Howard. City.
 Produce Of one COW: J. s. Howard, City.
 For COW under three years pro ducing most butter fat in three days J. $. Howard, City.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
ARIZONA BRED IND OWNED
 STOCK SHOWED AGAINST
 ALL COMERS WITH CREDIT

Competition Keeher This Year Than Ever Before-AIore Animals from Inside and Outside State Giving Judges Greater Task-Services of Professional Judges Used for First Timc-Su Supcrintcndents Wilson and Van Kirk Praised for Excellence of Work Done-Bgger Show is Promised Next Year
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10

Continued on Page Twelve.)
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
Jacks and Jennets

Jack three years old or over: First Jno- Troup. GoIeta, Cal; second, Jas livingston. Mesa.
 Jack colt under one vear: First.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10

over three years old: Davisson
The Caucasian., 1913-12-09
Beaureqard Monument Association.

Times Xhers wac a
meeting on Saturday Of Ahe special
committee Of the Beauregard Monu-
tnent Association appointed OF the
last meeting Of the executiSe COM
mittee TO prepare plane for the in
scription to go on the monument.
There were present Capt. d. 8. vii
liams. chairman: Gol. ). 4. Haral,
w. o. Hart and Mrs. O.. A. 5. Saught,
when. after consideration of seseral
designs the committee unanimously
agreed upon certaiD Inscriptions &c
go upon the tvo sides of the monu-
ment, Shicb Gill be 'submittSG 90
the executive comhnietee at its meet
ing neat "Wednesday. One of the
features sgreed on by the commit
tee &as % place on the front OF tlae
monument @ regulation size battle
flag % the Gonsederece. wheIT the
field cross end stars will Be proD-
erly raised 50 as 90 gige ssme op o.
fectise appearance. Che 0aetc dag
wac selected because. o. 10 swell
known, General BeeuresarG was slse
deeisnev shereoe.
The Caucasian., 1913-12-09
Aeal Estate Market.

Reoora of transfers furnished by
the Caddo Abstract Company, office
Commercial saGonal Bank building
Mrs. Lydia fayloe TO ,. =. Jordan
et al 20 acse> in east half OF south
east auarter Gee. a2-i7-s7: d8,OOO.
gR Herudon o. sl 20 Montgomery
Martin, nortn hals 4o'e 80. ste, siS
l2O, Iand cub.
Gherles gS. Olsen 90 az. r. Ratcllh,
poIV oq south holq ~ southeast quar-
ter ~ souahwess QuarssS east OF the
railroad: e2,AD
". o.. Quinn by sheriff to ". D..
Mccain. lot 3B enc Mails lGs 700 n6>
Tsmplemarp sub. aq.0ta
s. g.. holmes 20 ~. r. Fore, loss
g and ! BlocR = Gngleside: $1,000.
Albin Tompkins 60 u G. leslie,
lets and D block . snsleside; $4,000.
Z. as. Wells 20 &. 0. Pitts, lot . OF
bIock %. Thsrnnill soon.
O.. G.. Lons 90 Sam Wiener Pr, lots
g. %. a.. ~ Nl@ck q qRlaensborough
anneS; ss,(e1e
Mrs. lucile G.. ToeSsoO ~ al to
Wasy e. kyes, qss A8 Cots cub; $1,000.
The Caucasian., 1913-12-09
SheriR's Sale.

No. i7,594-In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court of Caddo Parish, La:
Morris & Dickson Co. Ltd. vs.
F. T. Craig.
By virtue of writ of fieri facias
to me directed from the Honorable
First Judicial District Court Of Cad
90 Parish, La, in the above num-
hered and entitled suit, have seized
and will offer for sale at public auc-
ton for cash and according to law,
at the principal front door of the
court house of Caddo Parish, La,
during the legal hours of sales, on
SATURDAY, DEC. 20. 1913,
The judgment of d. L. Baines VS..
Zack Oliphant, No. 20ft on the
docket of the City Court of Shreve-
port, La Said, property seized as
belonging to the above named de-
fendant and to be sold TO pay and
satisfy the debt as specified in said
writ, say in the. sum of $500, with
five per cent per annum interest
thereon from Aug. 1, 1911. until
paid. and all costs of suit, less a
credit of $500 paid Nov. 4, 1913.
j. P. FLOURNOY.
Sheriff, -Officio Auctionee..
Caucasian, Dee. Z. 1913.
The Caucasian., 1913-12-09
Succession Notice.

No. 17,737-In First District Court
Parish of Caddo, State of Louis
lana: Succession of Charles E
Anderson.
Notice is hereby given that H. A.
Schwarz has this day filed tableau
of debts in said succession, and un-
less opposition be made thereto
within the time specified by law the
same will be duly homologated as
prayed for.
Witness the Hon. J. R. Land, judge
of said court, this the 29th day oi
Nov. 1913 c.. E. PEATROSS,
Deputy Clerk.
Caucasian, Nov. 80, 1913.
The Caucasian., 1913-12-09
Notice for Publication-No. oioo7.

Department of the Interior, q. s.
Land Office at Baton Rouge, La,
Nov. is, Notice is hereby
given that Monroe Phil of Forbing,
Louisiana, who, on Oct. 8, 1910,
made Homestead Entry No. 04007 for
north half of southeast quarter Of
section Is. township i6 north. range
f3 west, Louisiana meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
three-year proof to establish claim
to the land above described, before
the United States Commissioned n
Shreveport, La, on the 26th day of
December 1913. Claimant names as
witnesses Henry Wilson of Forbing,
La, Green Collins of Forbing, La,
Dave Sheppard of Forbing, La, and
Antney Jackson of Forbing, La.
JOHN F. NUTTALL.
Register.
Caucasian, Shreveport, La, Nov. 20.
The Caucasian., 1913-12-09
Fruits and Nuts.

APPLES-Per bbl. S5.00a5.50; per
box $f.75a2.50.
ORANGES-Cal. s3OOa3.25; Louis
lana and Florida S3.25a3.50.
LEMONS-per box A.75a5.00.
WALNUTS-Per lb. f7f-2a22e.
ALMONDS-Per lb. zoe.
PEANUTS Raw hand picked per
lib. 7i-2c; roasted ic higher.
RAISINS-Per box Si.85.
COCOANUTS-p 100 $3.50.
BRAZIL NUTS-per Id. i8c.
PECANS- Per Id. f5ai6c.
CELERY--Per dozen $i.00.