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Notice..

ro,i,o !. hereby given to all persons, firms
"a onrnor,tions. whose names appear as
denostors on the books of the Union SANK Co., OF
H FrauEInton. La, that they must lie Their III
verified claims with the state examiner o.
State banks. or with his duly appointed spec. aI
agent, Jasper 5. Brock Jr.. ana h nr hatGra
nronf as TO the Justice thereof, on or Deiule
ne 18th day Of May, 1914 at ffanR!lii :,
RON ron I,ousiana. in accordance with section 81
Sei', =, Yno NJ IoIO VIM. l.. YOUNG,
Oct, 9 State Examiner OF state baDks'
r. J. $, BROCK JR., Special Agent
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lDaaper on Teaching
of Sex Hygiene.

superintendent Gwlnn, who
returned Saturday night from
Richmond, Va, said Monday the
meeting of the department OF
superintendent of the National
Educational Association was one
Of the largest ever held. There
we're about 1000 school suDer'n-
tendents in attendance.
One of the features OF che
meeting was the action OF the as
sociation in going on record as
to it's attitude toward teaching
sex hygiene in the public schools
The association hold such study
should be taught in the homes
first of all, and should it b.
taught in the schools it SHOULD
! be done only by trained teacher
! Of the science. Mr.. Gwinn sal
$ the general sentiment SCENE
to be that the time is not rip
!. for teaching sex hygiene IN tn
u nublic schools at this time.
Mr.. Gwinn, while in Rlcl
" mond. met G. A. Presser, wi
n it will be remembered, was he
,e about a year ago, and gave son
O valuable advice on the SUBJECT
nv vocational training. Mr.Pross
4. told Mr.. Gwinn that New Orlea
he was taking up the study OF V
~ cational education in mann
ed superior to that OF any o''
ID, city, and he hoped the best
on suits would be obtained -Da
Igh States.
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Sheriff Sale. 2316.
Tylertown Bank
Darlington Bros. Ltd.

Darlington Bros. Ltd.
Notice is hereby given thatby virtue
Of writ of seizure and sale, issued
ont of the 26 Judicial District Court OF
Louisiana, in and for Washington Par,
ish, in the above entitled cause. and
to me directed, I will proceed to sell
atpublic auction to the last and high
est bidder on,
Saturday, March % 1914
at the principal front door of the court
mousse at Franklinton, La, between
legal sale hours for judicial sales, tne
following described property tow
Lots and2 of square Is of the town
of Franklinton, Washington PARISH,
La, as perplat on file in the ONCE or
the Cierkof Court, for Washington Far
ish, La.
Terms OF Sale: Cash without ap-
This 19ht day of February, 1914:
IT,. Simmons, Sheriff.
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Sheriff Sale.-No 214l.
Hazejhurst Oil Mill u Fertilizer
Co.,
Versus
Versus
G.. H. BiCkham.


Notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of A writ of feri facias issued out of
the above entitled and numbered
cause. to me directed ana delivered
for execution, will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder on
Saturday, March q, 1914
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property to-
wit:
First. One hundred acres of land,
bounded east by Banner lumber CO.,
Ltd, west by Bogue Chitto river,
south by estate of Albert Bickham
and north by John Smith.
Second: 20 acres of land, more or
less, off the east side of tract OF
land bounded on the north by q. II.
BicI,ham. east by Banner Lumber 20.
Ltd. west by field running north and
south the entire length OF the land
and south by lands OF Thomas LICK
ham. Kelly Bickham and Eldrioge
, BicEham.
? Third: All the timber on the fol-
t lowing lands situated in Washington
| Parish. Louisiana, to-Wlt: One nun
: bred acres, more or less, situated IN
. headlight No. 60, TIP, /. s., K III e.,
j and more fully described as follows
e to-wit: Bound II by San Kemp, s
= by Osyka road, W by Bogue Chltto
= river with east line as follows: begin
ming at a certain drain between two
fields where it is intersected by the
Osyka road and run in northeast;
y erly direction along said drain to roao
that leads to a tennnt house Tor
distance of about one quarter OF a
id mile and from thence nOrth to south
ern boundry OF lands of Sam Kemp.
III Terms of sale: Cash with the ben
eft of appraisement.
This 9th day of February, 1914.
Il. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
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)tice--The dates of the next
ination for teachers GER
ses has been changed from
5 (white) and April 9,
negro) to April 20, 81, q
ma April 23, %, 26 (negro)
following the meeting
.ouisiana State Public
acher's Association.
Springfield, Supt.
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>.a,rI,,l Y. ar,. y, 1914

~uiilt'H Y. nlt. -, lIlf
at the principal frort door Of the court mouse
ut t'raniAnton, -. Ne(Nn1Mi AZ , descrihed
hour frr JlGic|r! Hnt'' lhS l"l4' '''r "
tO-WlC
n,. '.,1 m.e OF lHn| in South
E,..,;;Iin,o,.. dn~,r ned as .'lloWS. TO-
wit. Bprin. at the iHt' 'eetlon 81
Main adj Carter Streets and ron
north in lIr east lir' g. .'i"m street
the distance of tie side 1T one haI'
acre. to point Of heginAIrg' thence
run east parallel with Carter Street
the distance of lhe side ~ one acre or
land of Prentiss. b Garter, thence
NORTH on line dividing land, OF Prem
tics r Garter and lands herein con
reved the distance of the size OF nan
acre. thence west parellel with tarlel
Street and the distance OF the SIDE O
one acre to Main Street, thence SCUM vi
east line of Main Street TO POM o
beyinniny, said property Delng II
Jesse Day headlight No % tpo' sootl
ranpe 10 east and being same proper1.
ACQUIRED by Mrs. Laura burns IRON
10. H. Carter.
Terms of sale: Cash with oench' 0
appraisement.
This 18TH day of February IVA.
| ~. J. Simmons. Sheriff
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Neuhauser Bros.
Furnishers and Shippers OF
Everything for the Home and Farm
SlideIl, Louisiana.

"a links, thence n 8 1-2o east II ia
chns, thence 1882 chns to the point
of beginning. Variation OF needle
5 1-2o east.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit o.
appraisement.
This 18th day of February, 1914.
T. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
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ctons Pain, Heals Wounds.

Rovaline Oil is STRONGER THAI
THE OTHER ANTICEPTICs. ina
r;ves il GREATER POWER TO EASl
PAIN, inside or outside, man or beaY
Also makes it 60 further anu
LARGER VALUE FORTHE MOs
That's why it wins everywhe:r1asS
everything, when people try ull
praised loudest by people dJes5c,
Used it longest. It's diffey
like it better. Try it 2
oO5. Money back PLAY
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Sheriff Sale-No. 223S.

Sheriff SalG-NO. AGoC'
Mechanics & Metal Bank
Versus
J. I. Waller and }. Leon Pounds
Notice is hereby given that by Vir-
tine of an order of tierl faclas, is
sued out of the Goth. Judicial Dlstrict
Court of Louisiana, in and tor " ASH,
incton Parish, in the above entitled
canse. and to me directed: | Will pro-
coed TO sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, on
Saturday, March q, 1914
at the principal front door ofthe cour'
house at Franklinton. La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial SAFES
the following described property TO
wit: NJ o dote,
June 81, 1911, for 10 shares III th
Pools Bluff Turpentine Company PA
value of 500 90 each.
Lot No. 8, Section l. Lots l, an
8 in Section 2, and so acres, more e,; o
Ia s heinz bound north by A. G. WI j.
liams. east by S. Pool, south by Dun Dun
and west by heirs OF President Lewis !,
al in Township 4, south, Range
east, containing 144.o6 acres more Z
less.
Terms of Sale. Cash. -
This 18th day Of February, l9l4:
Il, J. Simmons, Sheriff
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anner has a wife and
niIdren, as well as sew
rand Children. He was a
made man, not having had 4
e than nine months school
! in all his lite. He was first
sployed in Hollabach's bakery,
q several years ago married
Is Hollaback, a daughter OF
employer.
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Fate Of Zehner Still Unknown

merous bayous ana lagoons "o s
ting into Lake Pontchartraln, III $
the hope of finding some crew !
that would lead to the ultlma'e 2 :,
toto Of Louis Zehner, Sr., the Z
r r hunter supposed to have 0
been drowned during the heavy v
gale last Tuesday, resculng PAL
ties returned empty handeo
last night, not single trace OF
the missing man having been
found.
II still believe the old gentle- !
man to be alive said Louis
Zehner. Jr., last night return
mo tired and exhausted from an
ali day trip on gasoline boat H.
but, my God, this suspense n: Is
terrible, though the search Will
he kept up until my father Is
found dead or alive"
The younger zehner, in con- n,
rany with William D. Marshali
and Joseph Grossier, left IN a.
gasoline boat early yesterday
morning and resumed the search
begun the day previous All the
fishing and hunting camps along
tile lake we're visited and every
bayou explored, but not an ao'
disioral thread concerning the
fate of the missing man was OBJ.
sained. The party was ]olnee
81 John Bruning, of West End
one OF the best acquainted mel
se lake region, and though
after spared neither Tim
8aergy in the manhunt' IN
remained fruitless.
believe that father
loss said Louis zehner, Jr
BE as thoroughly acqualnte
With every nook and corner
tbs la<a. and would not have e.
posed himself TO unnecessal
peril. / vas led to believe tn
Iie mas ID company with friend
as slaere was a whole party th'
Teton the hunting expedite
last Saturday, but have sin
learned sbat all ofshis friends I
turned Monday morning, al
WI they also said that ne W
alone at4:30 Monday afternoe
low can they account for to-
il bhey left him Monday ne
inq, how can they say vie
as that same afternoon
Zehner was Oh "
Intrepid hun
apa 'he pes 81
az Lay 'ass
would I S's s'9 1 !
BONE on 81 4 Y Z
several SIS ~ s,'ss
game f's3 s'1ino
~ I IA "a
aeaVy SCI
flarnoon h'
faare on IN
&&8 n E4s 3s#f x boat wa
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John p. Hamilton.

Notice i, hereby given that bv virtue
Of q writ of tierl facas issued from the
Honorable Second Ward Justice Court
Of Wv Washington sIr Parish. Louisiana, l
have seized and taxed into my pos
session the hereinafter described pro,
r perty, and win between 7, the legal g al
hours for judicial sales, offer tor sale
to the highest and last bidder at var
nado, Fifth Ward of Washington Far
ish, Louisiana, on
Saturday, March %, 1914
the following described property 70
wit:
One buggy.
Said PROPERTY seized to satisfy SAL
writ and costs. 49,,
Terms of sale Cash with the beneh
" H. T. BOONE, Constable.
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PASSENGER SCHEDULE
( DAILY--EXCEPT SUNDAY
Nor+h Ronnd South Bound
',o eo.1l.25a.m. No. 91-2:25 p. m.
No. s4-7:4O p. m. No. 1880 a. M
y SUNDAY ONLY
W oe.oso3 n m. No. 37-6.25 am.
No. 3e-1EO5 a. m. No.3S'4:2o p M
For f,Irther:lnformation, apply
to local Ticket Agent, or to
M. 1McMahon, e. T. A.
G. b. AuBURTIN,'A.e.P'A,
905 Whitney Central Bldg
New Orleans, La
e. Long Distance Phone Main 4SS.
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PRICES V7luIA8ER AND
; TUT f1VrSfN1!NE ADVANCING!
,,.r Competed to Double
Ml Forces to Meet Demands

what wa like tosee and what hope to see soon
+ nm d;t;on4 must be faced they right now.
With tho saw mills shut down and forces reduced and money
,oorop everv cent must be made to count
p,k must eat regardless of whether the mill runs or not
w have made prices on large stock of groceries, etc.,
suit present conditions.
Send rs list of your wants and let name you prlces III
~ how small the orer business to save you money o
The small orders as well as the large ones.
CLOSER PRICES and LARGER Sales IS the way W. "''
~ binos hum and keeping large stock moving while man!
roorchants are wasting their time crying hard times
Write for price lists Send us your orders anu let u au
YOUR name to the large list of satisfied customers to "o We
making shipments daily in two states
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ohone No. AZ for Cheap Fees
1 '' for Cash. ~.

F. M. Browns Feed s1,r rf'1 House
the Farmers Union y, N' Of feed
VIII, sell you all k S5ym prices.
stuff at rcch Yourself.
Came and see
Sale NO2313.
sherW Magee.
| VS..
1hin"trn b." td.
% !, rc,by 4'v'n ia ny 'r,Ge II a;
lnt ,r.y,rp ;td .a.r l>>h,t' t OF 'he :tt'
} |Fl,:,l il zion Pan ID. III ',, - We cnllIe'
11n>e ana II me Gjrr'ttu "Nl proceed II
,s"ii nj mi.. it>t.,.. i u and h'SheH
bidder Oh
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NOTICE TO MORTGAGE CREDITORS.

In conformity with Section 60, Act s., 1888,
notice is hereby given to all parties holding
mortgages on real estate located in the VII
lage Of Angie, Parish of Washington,
Louisiana on which taxes for the year
1918 have not been paid, that / will begin the
sale OF same in the Village OF Angie, Parish
81 1914 at ii O'Clock a, NJ, and that number OF
pieces Of property SO delinquent are now being
advertised in this newspaper in conformity
with the law; preparatory to such sale the at
tention of mortgage creditors is especially
called to these advertisements OF tax Sales ano
thew are warned to take such steps prior to the
sale as may be necessary to protect their rights
SOW F. N. X. ADAMS,
Tax Collector.
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Sheriff Sale--No. 237s.
TyIertown Bank.
We
Thomas Barker.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF ld ar
49, ~ seizure and sale issued out OF the 26th
ndicial District Court of Louisiana IN ana lod
Washington Parish, in the anoET ero en,stt to
cause and to me. directed ios WA and highest
sell at public auction to the iaS' """
biflpr
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Notice of Sale.

In the Second Ward Justice Court, II
and tor Washington PaUsh,
Louisiana.
Burris ltrothprs Limited
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March 81. 1914

. o'cigf1i March 81. 1914
z;.,,};2 ia each succeeding day until
], u ss3ssz Smpleted, all immovable prop
ri lS|th taxes are now due the village
I; 4 X E eshington Parish, La, to enforce
Il q 5S3Sa4,t az taxes assessed in the year 1910,
f73sg with the interest thereon from tne
SgS s|}sv 81 December of said year, az tne rave
per cent per month until pau anu eh co. the
fN d names of said delinquent TAX deoSoIs, sm
81 nlYslt Of taxes due by each on the assessment
"A sas "a year and the property assessed to each
80 1sohered tor saie' 10 90 Taxes
and Cost
Mrs M E Adams. 5 acres in south a., o.
4 Anpie. ,.............. ....Sl %
Mrs W w Adams, l acre in south ~
d Angie and improvements: ..' -, ~
p A Brinson, lots "A, 40, 62, PIX
s, lots III, 11S, blk 70, lot IL , ~
blk 2.................. ~
T A Crimson; lot IS. blk s: lots -
40, So, "a, blk 7...........';.: ~
W,D Crimson, lot IS, blk II, lot ~
2, blk IL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q o oo
w q Farr, 10 acres in Angie. . oo
E H Hood, lots 1870, ls9, blk 20,
lots los, los, blk ID, l acre IN a.,
south Angie. ......... "
w M Magee, lot q, blk 4, lot 20
blk 5, lot Al. blk I, lots SO, 100,
blk 16, lots lob, l04, blk 10, lot =,
IS, blk 4. lot $50, blk 80. ~ y
| G c Mcmillan, lots III, 112. l4l, -
| 142, blk Ii. ................... ~
I'M J Mohar, tots III, 1872, blk H. 3 II
tScott & Crimson, lots ~, q in y,
south Angie .. .....:.;... "
| Mrs NJ Stewart, lot l5l, blk To- -
lot 212, blk "a. ! |.
G A Stewart, lot 179, blk 23;.,.,. ]
Mrs L Thomas, lot l6, II, Is, blk ,
8 and improvements. ...........
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TERMS OF SALE. :
On said day of sale will sell such portions
of said property as each debtor will point out,
fcient property, will at once, without further
delay, sell the least quantity, OF SAID property
of any debtor which any bidder VIII buy Ior sis
debtor. The sale will be without appraisemen1
for cash in legal tender money Of the United
States. and the property sold shall be redeem
able at any time for the space of one year oy
paving the price given with 20 per cent interest
| costs and penalties added,
| Tax Collector.
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3As of In
village Of angie
movak sh as Taa Debtors Ss"''

Village at Angia vested in me by the
OF LoulslaIlsa he State Of Louisiana,
co ny tint n i.a| sales, beginning at IL
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-27
F !. .lNS IS sTnA F0hD GIRL Typewriter II Dealer and Grad- uate Nurse Married lat
 St. James Church. ssk ss sS 4zssszss Only Immediate Families Knew of the NuptiaIs. They
 Will Live on Mill
 Hill. z

Miss Cecilia McGrath, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas McGrath of Sollhh Main street. Stratford, and Mir. Frank H. Mullins, Of 388 Md1l Hill avenue, this city, a. local typewriter merchant, were married with a nuo- tial mass at St. James R. c. church, Stratford. this morning. Rev. Father N. sJ. QsConnor. the pastor; officiated. Only the Immediate families of the couple attended. few aside from them knowing of the intended nuptia1s.
 MT. Mullins was attended by his brother, MT. Edward Mullins, of this city. The bridesmaid was Miss Mamie McGrath. & sister of the bride. Fol lowing the ceremony MT. and Mrs Mullins boarded a train for Washing tons D. C., where they expect to spend a fortni gI1t. MT. Muninszis one of the best known typewriter men in New England. He conducts the Mullins Typewriter Ex- change, and has the Fairfield county agency for the Underwood and other machines. He is a native of Bridge port, widely known and esteemed. He is a member of the Knights of Co., lumbus.
 His bride is graduate nurse. She received her diploma from the train ing school for nurses connected with St. Vincent's hospital in Norfolk, Va She has many friends both in Strat- ford and. this city.
 Returning from their honeymoon, MT. and Mrs. Mullins will take up their residence at 388 Mill Hill ave nue, where MT. Mullins has a fine new home.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-27
MRS. COUDERRE LOCKED DIP ON BLACKMAM CHARGE: IS
 UNABLE TO FURNISH BAIL
Tells The Farmer She Testified False ly To Leave Somers In Position To Bring Suit Against The
 Trolley Company

receiving dnamcaa1 7connpeneaaion foF the actor7ety brought to her thnousG1 the accidents Also. she aaSA &hz hs freqnentIy told her that htB fetheE was wealthy, that he dad n8antF olE money but that if was tied Ur and not available upon sudden call
 She says H11a.t s@pEneE1 AaqEaa with her at length day maAt con. cerning money n.atterS ana &epe as her conceFTafig the amount ase d. sired. She also GFsys Hsat lae taId her that he did mol intend to EtES 1hSr sE. much as at first and wou1& not give her $5,8D0 Tlaens aa he could aIo& frtizt her She also says tragH aae aMis1 her to sign a pap@r cpncArntrg GttoiEinNl to 6qEaner tettxraea4y upon e aiEt of the aanorlnt tn que a she sayss she did nQ5 1c4 Eayr that she wzs off fered 8500. hEt 7llee that it was wvOr sih 49aaG M11ount &o pos sess clear conscAous
 At the conplatfon or thslr ialx that night she says ft was a'pqslt o'clock he asked her ko r6une @ tiG store in the morning and h4 sFnNld @ss what he could do. She did ao but. ac- cordtng to her story, noted al ettef enca in the reception accorded her SomerHs she sa4ds talked In an Hzptlsi1-- ally loud voice as aG de@graHR f1 EE-r6 ing to her story ne said that he fl6 not have the xeMiraG an1onut EGy but that he wFom9d give ik to her she would come baElK af 70 O 1oe Also that ahN #aSpeGtd n0fnlns 1Gf he said thats 1T she needed uacrieT, he would give h@r s1o on a5peduut and took a bill or that denpn nation from his pocket and nearly Hcfced sft. into her hand Even &l@ns st& sSSs. she thought his 1nsistence strange and also ths HouNneAs of his talk ha latter wssA 1almed to her, zha asSs. on the ground #hAt he YVES .r vous.''
 Upon her talking the bffl E1e req 1Ezed the NeaAon aa E'oNer Deputy Sheriff GeNk 1#eds1HH and 10 po- s15eenaaM ar5, HM
 IgareN f6z43y sSzl3 E1Iya, lAss 3aasse1d ana AAd advised her to tell lfgag but tl1e t214ttl, mo naattet who Was Hat and wiEl&1aat regard for the proteetion of anyone She Asserted this morning that finansial matters were not considered until Somers had mentioned damages ste Also flaat when Somers informed her that fe did not have the money, slle .susssst- ed that he could make out a check but that Ee ob5ected on the ground that 1t would never do asxit would be s'eVidence" against them.
 The wording of Prosecutor De- Laney Warrant tg that she s'did v5r- ba1ly and naIicioaHIg threaten John l.. Soxnerss then Of said city, by say- ing to him, .Tf yuu don't give me $2.S 500 I will work saiEist you over iii New Haven rpeanlnE tslereby that she, the said Mary Cnuderre, would falsely testify aga inst htln..
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-27
DIAMOND SWINDLER
 ARRESTED
Reid 6 Todd victinaized By Exchange of Glass for
 Diamonds

Thrcugh the arrest and capture of Charles -yvIHianss alias Charles Lund. alias c. Fl Williams. in Raleigh, -N- C.. at the request Of the local author sties. a swindIe perpetrated upon local jewellers mFas revea1ed
 williams will be charged with hav- ing swfndIed Reid & Todd. local jew e1ers ont of diamonds valued at s325. This is believed tW be a technical charge to cover the loss of a larger amount
 The method by which the firm lost tbe jewels is what is known in crini- nal circles as sspennyweigflt theft s Williams is alleged to have entered the store, asked to look at a. tray of diamonds and while the back of the clerk was turned to have suibstdtuted imitation diamonds in the place Of Efle genuine The matter was reported to the police in Feb.s 1912. but the news has, not heretofore been made public. Detective Edward Cronan left for Raleigh, last night for the pris- prer