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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
Sheriff Sale.-No. 1929.
Mechanics & Metals Bank.
VIM. Bush.

w LII. DuSu.
Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of an order of Fieri Facias
issued out of the Goth Judicial
District Court of La, in and for Wash
ington Parish, in above entitled cause,
and to me directed, will proceed to
sell at public auction to tie last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, May 80, 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:
Lots IS, 10, 20, 81, %, % and "a Of
block 81 in North Bogalusa, as pei
plat of lands of Great Southern 1.um'
Der Company on file in the Clerks
office of Washington Parish, La.
Terms of sale-Cash with benefit
Of appraisement,
This 22nd day of April, 1914.
j. Simmons, Sheriff.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
Best and Cheapest.

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The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-16
It Really Roes Relieve Rheumatism

Everybody who is afflicted witn Rheumatism in any form should by all means keep a bottle of Sloan's Lin., ment on hand. The minute you fee' pain or soreness in a joint or muscnle, ns bathe it with Sloan's Liniment; Dv not rub it. Sloan's penetrates almost immediately right to the seat or Pa,II' pam relieving the hot, tender swollen 1eer ing and making the part easy ana con ;, fortable. Get a bottle of Sloans Lm iment for 25 cents of any druggiss and have it in the house-Colds, oc.e and Swollen Joints, Lumbago, Scia.ieSs and like ailments. Your money pa.S if not satisfied, but it does give aiIio'' instant relief. Buy botle today
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-16
Gale, Arkansas.

Gale, Arkansas. Dear old Santa.
 I hope you will come to see me Christmas, I want you to bring me a toy horse, a little wagon, little watch and knife, some candy, or anges, apples, candles, walnuts, and a bunch of firecrackers.
 Your,
 Dewey Bolls.
 Gale, Arkansas. Dear old Santa Clause, You will come to see me Christmas, want you to bring me doll, doll buggy, a ring, some candy, apples, oranges, nuts and butter nuts, rasons.
 Yours,
 Ena Westmoreland.
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa
 am little girl that lives miles from Prescott. l am 6 years old go school and my mama says am good and I want you to bring me doll and little. doll buggy and my little brother says he wants a little wagon ad some fire crackers if you pleas.
 Yours truly
 Fife Reed.
 
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Old Santa Claus I want train of cars and a street car, a doll carriage and please bring enough oranges apples candies and nuts for me and my little brother Merle. Oh yes Santa, Merle wants a drum too. We want some Ice cream Santa Clauss too. I have been a good girl and will thank you very much.
 Marie Smith
 
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Claus Will you please bring us two dolls, one little doll buggy to carry our dolls in. Also anything else that you can spare us. We remain
 Your little girls.
 Esther and Ida Bryson.
 A ,,l,o Dear Santa Cluas: 1 am little boy eight years old, am going to school and my teacher says I am learning fast. I am ready for a second reader. I want you to come and bring me a rocking horse, little hammer, candy, apples, oranges, and bring my little sister Nobia nice doll, will go to bed early and shut my eyes tight.
 Your little boy,
 Belton Bryson.
 Prescott, Arkansas. My Dear Santa Claus We want you to bring us a few things for Christmas. We want a drum, horn, popgun, airrifle, and a cap pistol. and we want you to bring us that little auto up at Hesterly's drug store. and we want all kinds of fire works nuts and all kinds of fruit.
 Clifford and Billy Caruthers. P. S.-Be sure you bring son of a gun.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-16

I'm sick today but will be well by Xmas. I want fire works and some nice things to eat and anything else | you can spare Lovingly Florence Logan. Dear Sauta Clause am little boy four years old and live with my parents at Leland, Miss.
 Please bring me moving picture machine a painting outfit slide trombone and a signet ring. Don't forget lots of good things to eat and something nice for my little sister.
 Your little boy Norbert Cantley Cummings. Prescott. Arkansas. Dear Santa Clause,
 am 9 years old want you to bring me some marbles knife tie-clasp stick pin pair of linkbuttons and suit of clothes and all kinds of fruits 1 Your friend
 Rio Ellis Cox. | Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa clause want you to bring me a slide horn and boy scout suit cfD nd and violin.
 from your loving Paul Davis. l | Prescott, Arkansas Dear Santa Claus. 1 have been good little boy all this year and I want you to bring me drum, horn, an Indian suit, pair of gloves.
 My little sister wants some nuts, candy and fruits and doll. Your little boy and girl,
 Edward and Gertrude. Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Clause l Please bring me horn, boat an ice wagon and an Indian suit, and some fruit. l Your little Friend, l Steele Moore. | Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa
 want piano doll swing doll buggy. l want little doll and big doll brown doll trunk with some doll cloths in it, and some nice fruit. Your little Friend
 Marion Moore. l Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Clause | l want piano doll trunk with some doll cloths in it. little doll. dishes, little swing, a broom, nuts. candy, oranges, apples, bananas.
 Santa you will find my chair in the parlor to put my things in. I have been very good little girl. l love lyou Santa Clause. | Your little Friend Elderleen Moore.
  l Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Claus
 AS it is getting about time for you to come will tell you what would like to have. want box of tools lots of nails.. A COW boy suit, drum and a horn. Bring me lots of candy, all kinds of nuts and fire crackers. believe that is all I am 4 years old am good little boy. 1 Your friend l Theran Coleman. l Prescott Arkansas. Dear Santa Claus.
 want you to bring me a bicycle sure, and a bad man jack-o-lantern, shooting gallery, tool chest, Rob- erson Crusoe book, all kinds of fire works. Your boy, Will Ed Waller.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-16
Prescott, ArkansaS.

Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me and Marnee a cook stove, and 1 want a train that runs on a track, it must be number 6. a bio wagon, a saw, yellow automobile. and a horn. Marnee wants baby doll, doll bed and swing and both of us want everything good to eat.
 Your little boy
 Benjamin Waller.
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Claus: 1 am a little boy years old. am writing you early so you can get my presents ready for Xmas. l want you to bring me tricycle., a gun, and steamboat like the one I saw in Hes terly's window, a train that runs on track and lots of good things to eat. will go to bed early. You will find me at the Star Restaurant.
 Your little friend,
 Jack Bedwell.
 
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Slause. 1 want you to bring me bycicle some books games nuts candies, and other things.
 Your little boy
 Arlis White.
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear santa clause. I want a football suit some grapes some niggertoes bananas and foot ball.
 Your little friend
 Geo. Dwight Cress.
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Clause. I am a large boy of seven years, but l am still baby boy. wish you would bring me an air gun, this tune as have never had one.
 Wallace Dunn.
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Claus. l. am seven year of age. I want toy telephone, dresser little toy swing and some chimes n lx,rle of ,,,tc op1 fr11It Please don't forget my little nephew he is nine months of age.
 Your loving Friend,
 Hazel Mae Cornelius.
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Clause: l am a little girl, seven years oio' am in the second grade, and l am very fond of my teacher and l want you to be sure and remember them in your round this year. I would like for you to bring me breakfast cap, Kimona, and slippers and if you have enough nice doii- buggy, Candies, fruits and anythihs nice you have for little girl my age Your little girl,
 Norvelle White.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-16
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The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-16
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very own so l can play and not bother her? I would like to have a stick horse, and enough fruit, nuts and candy to fill my little stocking.
 Your little boy,
 Billy Daniell.
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Claus:-
 1 am little girl five years old. want you to bring me some fruits, bring me new heads for my old dolls, some Immature for my doll house and little broom? I will be a good girl all next year.
 Nina aJne Daniell.
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Claus:- Please bring me a violin, cowboy suit, gun and hand cuffs. Also some sky rockets, roman cannons, fire crack CTS, and son-of-a-guns.
 Fill my stocking with candy, oran- ges, apples, nuts and gum.
 Your friend,
 Noel Daniell
 Prescott, Arkansas. My dear Santa Claus:
 Please bring me a writing desk, cowboy and scout suit, slide horn, drum with calf skin on the top, a blank cartridge pistol that shoots six times, violin, a tool chest, a pana- ma pile driver and some red and green fire, and air gun. lots of candy and fruit and some fire crackers, some roman candles, sky rockets, torpedoes and steam engine and sled.
 Your litle boy,
 John Marshall Putnam.
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa
 1 want a desk and doll and doll buggie lots of fruit and candy and nuts I'll be a good little girl and go to bed early.
 Edith Steele.
 Rosston, Arkansas. Dear Santa
 1 am 10 years old and are going to school an am in the 9th grade. it is nearly Xmas Wv ant you to bring me a doll buggy and little cooking stove that will cook and doll and a little automobile and everything else that you can spare bring me all kinds of fruits that is all.
 lovingly, Opal Hollaway.
 
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa
 l am little girl seven years old, and have studied hard. I want baby doll, a bicycle, some story books, a doll swing piano and lots of good things to eat. Please remember Miss Abbie, my teacher who is sick, and Mrs. Griffis. love her too. Your little girl,
 Helen McRae. Prescott, Arkansas Dear Santa l am little boy not yet four. I want you to bring me horn an auto. a drum, ball, gun and lots of good things to eat, lots of nuts. Your little boy, John Thomas McRae. Gale, Arkansas. Dear old Santa l will write you a few lines. hope you will come to see me Christ mas. want you to bring me a doll, a doll buggy, a pare of cloves, little puff box, and some candy, apples or anges, english walnuts, and butter nuts and rasons. Yours, Elsie Mae Bolls, Prescott, Arkansas Dear Santa:-
 We have been good girls and we want you to give us for Xmas big doll, a little cooking set and our stockings full of candy. nuts, raisins and some fruit. P. S.-Also a piano and doll swing. Be sure and bring all of the poor little birls some pjresents and I love my teacher Mrs Chann1e
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-16

SANTA CHA
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Claus:- I want a fire wagon, and an airship, and a jack-in-t the-box, and an automo- bile, and trombone and a train and bass drum, and apples and oranges and bananas, grapes, figs, dates and cap pstiol, all kinds of candy and nuts and some frecrackers and all other kinds of fireworks.
 Your little friend.
 Thomas Wiley Blakely.
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santy.
 I am 9 years old and my teacher said that I am smart and I want football and steamengen and all cands of fire works and all cands of nuts and fruit.
 Your little friend
 Jack Bright.
 Rosston, Arkansas. Dear Santa
 I wish you would bring me a goat wagon, some shot to shoot in my air gun, some caps to shoot in my toy pistol. I would like some candy, nuts and some fruit too. Come to our Christmas tree and remember every body.
 Your little boy,
 Dale White.
 
 Rosston, Arkansas. Dear Old Santa Claus Please bring me Kewpie doll and some ribbon for it, little dinner set and some knives and forks. Dear Santa kindly remember little brother. Your little girl,
 Denver White.
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa.
 I am little boy 6 years old. I am going to school and learning fast. I love my teacher, Mrs. Chapel. I like things like little girls have. I want a pretty doll and nice things for her to wear Bring me a pair of scissors to cut paper dolls. 1 like to have a desk and chair all kinds of fruit.
 Your friend,
 Chippy Duke.
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Clause l want you to bring me football suit, and bicycle, and some candy and all cinds of fire-crackers.
 Your little friend,
 Allen Gee. My Dear Santa Claus It is time for me to write you again 1 am little girl nine years old, and want you to bring me big doll, lit tie table, four little chairs, a little kimona with bed room slippers, lit tie hat for my doll and plenty of fruit, nuts, and candy. Santa Claus please don't forget little girls and boys who haven't any papa and mana.
 Lovingly,
 Aliene Cornish.
 Trout, La Dear Santa.
 Please bring me bowling alley, a bicycle, an erector football, an auto horn, picture book, pictol and caps apples oranges, candy and nuts, and please remember mamma and daddy and Schneider and all the little boys and girls.
 With lots of love,
 Earl Davis Gallaher.
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Claus.
 Please give me moving picture ma- chine and an ink pad size BIZ by 2a inches. Bring me some alger books, and pearl handleknife and all kinds of fireworks and anything else you have to spare.
 Dop not forro+ ,,,,, toooho~ M;an
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-16

Prescott, Arkansas Dear Santa Claus:
 l would like for you to bring me little firewagon and little train and trombone, and coat and a hat and a pair of pants. and in my stockings l want some apples and bannas and oranges, candy nuts your friend
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-16
Archie Johnson.

Prescott, Arkansas Dear Santa Claus
 l am seven years old Mama says l am smart. wash my Mamas dishes. l would like to have a huff and doll l want some little dishes and candy nuts and apples and oranges a bracelet an a ring. Cleddie Fac Cox.
 Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa Clause
 l want you to bring me story book called country friends and four other books. l want you to bring me a boat that has sails on it. And Santa l want a little type writer, and a doll that has knit cap knit sweater and pair of moccasins. I want some oranges. l am seven years old. Don't forget to come to see me. want a little doll swing. your friend
 Ethel Lee Callicott.
 Prescott. Arkansas. Dear Old Santa:-
 Dou you know 1 am going to school? I am learning fast and I love Mrs. Chapel, my teacher. am six years old, so think I'm old enough to have great big doll, near ly as big as Lill's. I want doll car riage and doll swing. If you have lots of doll, you can bring me a baby doll too. But don't forget the poor children. Bring them nice things too.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-16

Prescott, Arkansas. Dear Santa:-
 We have been good girls and we want you to give us for Xmas a big doll, a little cooking set and our stockings full of candy. nuts, raisins and some fruit. P. S.-Also piano and doll swing. Be sure and bring all of the poor little birls some pjresents and I love my teacher, Mrs. Chapple.
 Your little girls,
 Dorothy and Mary Garner.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-16

Rosston, Arkansas. Dear Old Santa Claus Please bring me Kewpie doll and some ribbon for it, little dinner set and some knives and forks. Dear Santa kindly remember little brother Your little girl,
 Denver White.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-16
Rosston, Arkansas.
Prescott, Arkansas.

Dear Santa
 wish you would bring me goat wagon, some shot to shoot in my air gun, some caps to shoot in my toy pistol. would like some candy, nuts and some fruit too. Come to our Christmas tree and remember every body.
 Your little boy,
 Dale White.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25
HEAD WATERS GRAFT

Editor Day Book-A few mornings
ago read in one of the daily papers
of certain railroad section boss who
charged the poor devils who wished
to work for him $500 per head.
This to nay mind is the most con-
temptible, petty, larceny, form of
graft in existence.
am a waiter, and l wish to state
that the same conditions exist in our
amusement parks, gardens, cafes and
hotels. We have to pay our section
boss, who in this case is the head
waiter, a sum of money ranging from
$500 to $1,000 in order to get the
job, and then continue to pay him
from $2.00 to S., 90 per week in order
to hold it.
When you take into consideration
the great number Of places in Chi
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25
oUT-oF-WoRK PROBLEM

Editor Day Book-"Business de-
preston is over" 1.-THE business world
is optimistic " Hard times are over"
Prosperity is on the way" These
are the glaring healines we read in
the press; and this is all as far as
business is concerned. But as for
labor, the damage was done and it
will take years until labor will re-
cover from it.
When the so-ealled business de-
preston started men and women in
all working places were discharged
or laid off. Those who remained
worked short hours. The first to be
discharged and the next to be laid
off were the so-called slow hands.
Fear was spread in all working
places that some more will have to
be laid off. Knowing that the slow
hands are the first to go, each worker
works his finger nails off in order not
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

is no beer or whisky sold, but be-
cause the workers have been fooled
and taught. to believe that the cause
of poverty was drink; so they have
done away with saloons and find
themselves poorer than ever.
On the other side again we find
the saloon, hotef~ and restaurant
keepers in Chicago the greatest force
helping the drys; an diff Illinois should
be the 18th state to go dry, then the
wet interest can blame the Chicago
Hotel & Restaurant Keepers Assn.
1t is safe to say that less than 10 per
cent Of the employees of the Chicago
hotels and restaurants are citizens of
Illinois or Chicago. These certainly
cannot keep Chicago wet on the day
when this matter is voted on. The
Injunction against the mattresses,
cooks, walters, bartenders and the
c. F. of L., keeping the help from
going on strike, is not going to get
the trades unionists out for them. l
advise the vets to follow California,
organize the hotel and restaurant
workers and bartenders, which re-
suited on the coast in making anoth-
er fight impossible for years.
Fred EbeIing, Sec'y Cooks Union.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

to be discharged or laid off. The re-
suit is that the short hours are only
short in the pay envelope, while there
is Just as much work done in the
short hours as used to be done in
the long hours. -.
And what can labor do to stop this
outrage? Union organization? Why,
this scheme (Which suspect the
manufacturing association is behind)
has been accomplished in union
places as well as in nonunion places.
Strike? There are thousands of
hungry working people waiting at
the factory doors who will take the
places under any circumstances.
Thousands of men and women who
are out of work are starving, and
those who work short hours are half
starving. And all this is done by peo-
pie who call themselves human be-
fngs-for a few bloody dollars
Ask our legislative bodies for some
reform laws? No hope in that AS
all our present legislative bodies
ever the so-called labor-loving pro-
gfessives - believe in a system of
profit, and profit means more
profit"
The only hope that remains for
labor is the cooperative common
wealth.. Kernes. ..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03
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