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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-05-07

Samuel M. Hyams-An undivided three fourths
interest in the sel4 sec Is, tp %, rng ii. Taxes
$500; interest and cost to be added.
Hal Jacksonville nw1a of sell, sec "a, to 10. rnp
ii. Taxes, $40; interest and cost to be added.
Whit Jacksonville nw14 Of sell Of sec 81, to q,
rng IL. Taxes, $3.50; interest and cost to be
added.
Jas. A. Kirkland. e1z Of swl and e1z Of VIZ
interest and cost to be added.
Hannah McDenald-The ne14 OF nw14 Of see "a, tp
%, rng 10. Taxes, S3.18; interest and cost to be
added.
Martha May Mckinney VIZ of sw4 81 sec IL.
tp 10, rng II. Taxes, $4.40; interest and cost to
be added.
Abbie E. McStea- The VIZ Of nell Of sec 10. 10 q.
rng 49, Taxes, $40; interest and cost to be
added.
Abraham Schields-Lot Of sec ii, tp Is, rnc Ii.
Taxes, s10.25; interest and cost to be added.
Louis Thomas The e@ of ne4 of sec 81, tp %.
rng IL. Taxes, $3.50; interest and cost to be
added.
Reubin Tutt-The e1s of swh of sec 80. to is. rnp
II. Taxes, $500; interest and cost to be added.
John w. Wesey-The seA of swh and swL OF
sea OF sec IL, tp 20, rng II. Taxes, $50; in
terest and cost to be added.
On said day of sale will sell such portions OF
said property as each debtor will point out and in
case the debtor will not point out sufficient prop
erty, will at once, and 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 cost due by said debtor The sale will
be without appraisement, for cash, in legal tender
money Of the United States, and the property sold
shall be redeemable at any time for the space oil
one year by paying the price given including costs
and 20 per cent thereon. j. +. EDWARDS.
Sheriff and ex-oficio Tar Collector
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

never ceased praising tho great medi-
cine that saved their son and brother
from a fnRhtfui death This IL Just
% more oaae where Quaker Herb
Extract did what no othre medicine
on The face ~ tho earth could ever
DO expelled a parasite while being
taken Tor stomach and general run
down system
Mr. Backstein. connected with tho
'~anndlau Fisheries Co. and who lives
af Water and Wayne Street. In san
duGkys reported that lns little dauEh-
ter, Katie. who was LEFT m~ofherieea
over Z years agO. Wa growing pale,
nervous and frcfful She would roll
and tOes az niRhf. had n veD had
breath o. dark circles would form
under The eyoa She would Ent her
ieefh. and was growing pale and thin
She had such positive symptoms ~
worms that Quaker Ertract waa civ
en- and sure enough. after Just a few
days che expelled hundreds 81 tiny
worms. from One-half an inch 20 an
inch ln length She Immediately
changed 20 a we'll hearty child. and
has bad no such troubles ~ former
~
Fisher e. often asked n Quaker Er
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
HE KNOWS HE CAN PROVE, AND DOES So
LAkER FISHER SHOWS REPORTS FROM ALL AROUND THE CENTRAL STATES
EACH DAY, PROVING HIS WORDS.

ln a modesf home or so zp wabash
Avenue. in Mahon.ngton. n suburb Of
IoungrtCrn ohio. live The family ~
ST. and Mrs Dafey Thee fond par
enfs tollef hard fo satisfy tho wants
~ n larre family. and hOw often they
we're discouragnd ln their iabOrs can
well D lmnUlnf1 nheu BE- BE- known
hat tho clifrf son. a young man 81
righteen. bad been differing from one
complaint fhen another Tor over aIg
teen yaH Since be- was . finy
baby thiH lad had been the cause ~.
many Fl@epiefs niahts and Worrying
hours 20 Die mDfler and father De
vas Fery nervous. and vas subject go
dizzy spells and rrampirg 81 fhe Co.
feafinoe HiH fraf and hands wrra OIL
ways cold. hlH body grorn thin and
weakened ~ years ~ continuous tor
ture He wa subject % a frequent
l0ss Of memory
~ thiH critical period Quaker ~
fract was found and used Results
were sfaullrE After taking tho fam
Gus remedy several days tho young
man passed a fearful tapewOrm.t com
plefs With Tho head Nov be- ia we'll.
and tho fond parents a. veil a. thu
DINER mentrrs ~ Tho family. have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
HIS GIRL UNTRUE:
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
JACK EDGARS OF STEWARDS.
WILLIE ATTEMPTS TO DRINK
CARBOltC ACID.
Was Prevented in Accomplishing His
Observation-Disclosures to Be De-
mented-Held by Police.

In love with a young woman OF Bell
aire and thinking that life was not
worth living without her. Jack Ed
gars Of Stewartsville attempted 20
take his own life at Bellairp yesterday
afternoon about . O'Clock via the car
bolic acid route. However. the quick
action OF b~ystanders frustrated his al
tempt and he was only painfully
burned by the fiery liquid.
Edgars. who resides neG. Stewards
Vile. west Of Bellaire. 10 IL said al
though a married man. had been call
ing on a grass widow in Bellaire. He
visited her yesterday and learned
that h was not true TO him. and
after a stormy conversation left her
home. wandering round the streets
of Bellaire as though demented.
He went to the &. a 4. railroad
tracks near Thirty-second street. and
residents. alarmed by his peculiar ac.
tons. ~telephoned TO police headquar.
tiers Two officers were sent TO the
scene. but before they arrived ne
drew a phial Of caTbolic acid from his
pocket and attempted TO drink 10.
some OF the acid spilled upon his face
and neck and n few drops on his
tongue The pain was probably too
much for him and he dropped the
phial.
He was taken to police headquar-
ters and Drs. Boone. Kaiser and a..
y Hensley were summoned. when
the physicians attempted to use the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

tract ls Ike ~ao-aud-so. or thie-and.
such. mentioning tho names Of many
b remedlerI Uia truthful AN.
is alwayH. $50. o. Is BOT There
De- no other medicine made in Amer
ica today that n n rarmiclde ana
VermifuRe combined with it's other
ingredients. % ae to warrant ~ use
for people Of any age. and positively
passing any kind Of worms while Dr.
u belnE taken hV either au adult OF
a child No Opiafcs 81 any sort are
IN %. 20 u cannot possibly harm any
one " De- Tor the cure 81 any form
90 stomach or kidney troubles. ca
tarrh OF rheumatism Got it now from
Quaker FISHER. who is ~ the Orig
lnal Cut Rate. 1871 Market Street.
from = 30 n m ful b y m daily. AMI
until , y m on Saturday nights
Quaker Extract o. 81 r. niuFlc bottle.
which u a trial for children Three
bottles for - so ls tho trial for adults.
lasting about "a month. Six bottles.
tho usual fun course. viii cost Won
~ 90 n VIII do more toward bring
ing real Health than ton times that
amount % pills pellets. tablets and
powders. ~ which you know nofhtng
~ All on ~ Rain. tho great Quaker
IMMINENT. ls coo a bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
FOREIGNERS
NATURALlZED
TWENTYFoUR GIVEN PAPERS IN
The FEDERAL COURT
YESTERDAY.
seven Cases We're Continued and One
Denicd-Oath Administered
By Judge Dayton.

Swearing allegiance 60 the Tnited
states constitution. twenty four aliens
became citizens % the United States
Yesterday morning. when they we're
handed their naturalization layers by
Judge Aston g. Dayton. IN Federal
outi he examination was con.
hucted 20 Examiner = 4 O. sitter.
Of pittsburgh. and the oath Of aIIegi'
auce was administorcd before Judgs
Dayton
There we're thir:y-two applicant.
1--WE were coufiuUpd until neat "a,
owing ip failure % qualify. ~ MI.
Hnm,.-lon and two wlll Dee
Judge Dayton addressed Tho apri.
inir. defining their duties as citizens
100 tuld them that ho considered tho
honor abuu to be besfowed uron
Them DO" greatest that could be given
any man iie emphasized the faef
ihHf the oath ia solemn he told
them that they we're To- become fh'
equals 90 any man. woman or chtId
tu The United States. and concluded bv
defining u good citizens az "A God fear
lnE Jaw abiding peace loving man
Ihr following petitioner were
gfent'd naturalization rights
Meyer william Jenc. Russian
James Duncan. E~ngliahman JuI1a
kNlick. Russian Mas Martin. Ger
man John Wobber. HUNGARIAN
Joseph Hartman. Austrian: August
Afumcyor. German. George Haffsrer.
German Moses kritchmar. Russian:
Icgrge Wilhelm Koch. German Har
thol skcdl. Austrian Max Schafor.
Austrian Frank X Mastle. German.
FeiN PacEewski. Russian John
Marchlenaki Russian. Joseph KIoq.
Russian Nike Rumora. Austrian
Samsel Obrfzki. Russian. changed 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
FEDERAL PRISONERS
ARE TAKEN TO JAtLs

Deputy United states Mnrshala
Dudre and Brown left yesterday with
a number 81 federal prisoners who
were sentenced to serve terms in va.
rIous iails by Judge Dayton lu federal
court here Brown took James Smith
and Ernest Mafsa. both ~bootloFers.
Co The berkeley county jail 90 Mar
uusburr where they wIU serve thirty
DAYS
Dodge took Mary Talaman. vii.
liam Talaman and Joseph Gabralie 90
the Barbour county jail for sentence
o. thirty days each for h~OotlcrrinF
Dodge nlFo had John a NrCanu Of
Chester. W Va Who pleaded guilty
Co USING the mails 90 dcfraud lie was
sent 20 the Harbour county jail Tor a
term OF six months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
NAY EXPECT NO LENIENcV.

Persons engaging In bootiegging AZ.
ter June 20. when the prohibition
amendment becomes effective In West
Virginia. may expect no leniency from
Judge Aston 6 Dayton n they are
~apprehended and tried before him. In
passing sentence on a number Of Der.
sons who pleaded guilty 70 bo~otlegging
Judge Dayton. Wednesday. declared
that there will be- no leniency shown
that class 81 offenders In his coyr,
after the prohibition law becomes ri
focffve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
WEIGH CASE TO-DAY.

30 days IN the Berkeley county jail
at M~artinsburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
EXAMINATION ENDS
Applicants for Licenses In Pharmacy
Were Given Final Test IN Prae-
teal Work.

The regular spring examination OF
applicants for licenses TO practice in
pharmacy. which was opened in this
city by the West Virginia State Phar-
maceutical Board. Wednesday morn
noon. The tests were conducted in tho
Board OF Trade assembly room. Mar.
ket Auditorium.
Yesterday was devoted to practical
work. such as the mixing OF prescrip-
lions and compromising OF prepare
tions. The examination was taken by
forty applicants. and nearly all OF
these left the city for their respective
homes last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

u "a probable that the white slave
case against William WEIGH Of Nc.
Mechen, charged with Transporting
Mary Forbes. also OF McMcchcn. from
that city 90 Barnesville. o. and back
20 NcMechen will come up his morn.
INK IN federal court. Attorney $ o
Boyce represents no defendant
The case 81 Jim Sykes. Hadley Par.
rier and Thad Abrigg. charged with
white slavery In the case OF Martha
moore ~ Welcome. ". Va. will also
be called today. but viii hardly reach
trial before next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
PAPERS ARE n v

Papers were served yesterday by
Deputy United States Marshal &. Fl
Ie Williams on Harry Claudius and
George Bulls Of Chester. W. Va.
against whom creditors petitions
we're filed In federal court here sew
eral days ago. Three local firms
are heavy creditors The men are
Charged with ambazLlamenf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
%ovERRuLEo.

In Federal Court here. yesterday.
Judge Dayton overruled the demurrer
entered by Attorney :. q. Boyce. coun
sci for Jacob Miller. who was indicted
by the Federal grand jury Tuesday.
charged with violating the interstate
commerce act The ase will not be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

stomach pump he fought like a demon
and IL was necessary to call the as
sistance OF two policemen TO hold
him After an examination II was
found that he had not swallowed any
OF the acid me was suffering from
the burns on his neck and face.
The authorities are OF the opinion
be held pending an investigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
PLEADS GUILTY

Acting on the advice Of his counsel.
larl schmidt. John Iassa entered n
plea 81 guilty 20 violating the United
states revenue Law by b~OOtlegging.
yesterday. In the Federal Court Hc
lined 800 and sentenced TO serve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

samuel Brown. Hronis law Ktima-
yewski. Russian changed IN bernard
klimazowekt. Thomas Burke. Irish
man Nathan shaw Russian. Saia
Aba SmielovIy Roumanian. changed
10 Samuel Smulo. samuel Sucnborg.
Russian Sofus Charles lessen. Dane
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
BROS.

Chickens. Ducks. Turkeys. Spring
Lamb and S~weetbreads. All fresh.
BEUTER BROS.
1l16 Market Street.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
Buy Cotton, Wear Cotton,
: and Boom Prosperity

Hy dollars worth socks, bedlens o
lin
in tnranym ymaden
the United States It's Away
oneyet productive krrahing benefits
do helping
daughters Of Ameic-h badge Off patriotism
h o 10th
Washington realize the vital AT
ofcoto during this week
the phey
held New Willard Hotel
and make nndh
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
Buy Cotton, Wear Cotton,
And Help America

is q ma In
To
flags rsutngb HELPING ecOny
The conflict has blocked the former channels Markets that should
family by trad eaagnadn
industry of
mills handle this tremendous volume material because their markets closed 1t d
eeandby edaOnr
which lofus
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-07
VOTE OF ILLINOIS WOMEN. OFT
SIDE OF CHICAGO. EXPECTED To
SETTLE FATE OF MORE THAN
1000 SALOONS
PROS PREDICT VICTORY
WEATHER. IL INCLEMENT But DE
SPITE THAT WOMEN ALL OVER
STATE VOTED EARLI-FIST
FIGHT AT PA\A.
(Bg AsSpciaTcd PrcSs.l

Chicago. Ill. April THE woman's
vote today is expected To settle the fate
of more than three thousand saloons oat-
side Of the city Of Chicago The pros
predict they will win in thirty three
counties, which will make the total of
Illinois dry counties siXtythrcc.
Despite the inclcment weather women
all over the State voted early and heavy
AT Pana temperance workers fought
the saloon supporters with their fists in
a quarrel over the printing of ballots.
Extra guards were required "a pre-
vent riots al Springfield the state capi-
tai. which has two hundred saloons and
where the pros are confident OF winning.
There are eightv-cicht women candi-
dates ia Chicago for membership in the
city council. a bic woman vote j. turn
ing out. The womcn'S chief fight is ia
support Miss Marion Drake against
BatLhousc John Conghlin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-07
SPANIARDS DEFOR4 Ed
NEARLY a TIIOt SAND HAVE BEEN
EXPELLED FROM TWO CITIES IN
TWO MONTHS.


JuaIez. April -t;cncral Gulierrez
constitutionalist commander in Luis 20
tosi. Yesterday gave ont more news or The
EXPULSION OF Spaniards by the rebels
from Northern and Central Mexico. Il
estimate that nearly a thousand span
iards have been expelled from San Luis
Po,osi and Zacatecas in the last two
months" said Gutierrez. And Jesuits
come next" he added.
Many priests have been forced to
leave the country. The deportation was
justified under the famous 'pernieiou,
foreigner law.
villa promised that Spaniard limo
cent az political activity should not he
harmed. This Was official. but IN talk
ing with reporters ami friends. IL - SAID
his temper frequently betrayed him into
.hr most tragic threats. Some of those
constantly associated with the rebel lead
or said he did not expect 10 IND that
MANY Spaniard would deserve his
alclnency.
Mexican hatred Of the SPaniard. the
nc..ple say. is n tradition handed down
from the days of the conquest. Ia Mex
;co the ranch overscer. the small shop
reeper. the money lcndcr--in short. the
hutcher the baker the canllestick maker
If Mexican life-bas been u Spaniard
Ia ALLEGED In have used his superior intel
lipcncc 10 the lisadvantag Of the natives.
Other Foreigners. il j. said. are less
subject Ia resentment They. for the most
mart il is pointed out have been the
heads of great enterprises which brought
moncy into the country and which were
wannred from atar. They were viewed
more rs abstract powers rather than a.
individuals. students Of the connir. say
Even their agents on the ground gener
ally appeared rs dispensers oi work and
money and new comforts.
Mexicans say il has been the Spaniard
With whom the natives has come IN dl
,act contact largely because they speak
she same language and 10 him rightly or
wropgly they attribute most of the sp
nressions of their daily life
Consular Agent Carothers who was
~;th villa at the battle of Torreon r.
tnrncd here tonight with the fir>t non
nartisan eyewitness account of the seise
.Rebcl loss was 6O0 killed aud lio'
vounded." said Carothers. Villa ioun'
~, fc,lerals wounded in the hospital.
"a Asked WHY Vclasco evacuated the eity
YCarothers said that Ncla>c"'s one eNcus'
was the shortage of ammunition How
ever the state department agent smiled
al think hc was mistaken about that
When he started burning ammunition
-. could hear cartridges poppinc.
sh,uL il must h,ve been Two million.
am convinced that Villas tireless ham
s...r;ng wore down his men until the.
~ere all in as the phrase has il"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-07
She With Baby Were
PlacedAboard Train For
San Luis Potosi-- BABY
Died OF Exposure, Mo-
theirs Fate Is Unknown.
Gutierrez Declares He Ex-
poets To Capture San
Luis Potosi, And If Sister
Has Been Mistreated
Will Use Cuillotine.
(Hy Associated Prcss.l !

Juarcz. Mexico. April The suillo
tine has made itS appearance IN Mexico
The rebels have constructed one at Con
ccpcion del Gro under the orders of Gen
eral Gutierrez who intends 10 use II for
revenge The fe,icrals arrested Cutter
reg sister at Saltillo and placed her ana
her infant aboard a train for San Luis
Potosi. The baby died Of exposure en
route. The mothers fate is unknown.
The rebels charge that many oi their
women have been outragcously treated.
Son,e are said To have been given to fed
eral soldiers.
General Gltiierrcz says he expects u
capture San Luis Potosi. and II he finds
his sister has been mistrcatcd he VIII
use the guilloiine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-07
ELECTION Is EXCITING
SEVERAL CANDIDATES ARE IN
FIELD FOR MAYOR AT MERCEDES
ALDERMEN ALSO.

Mercedes. Texas. April Mercedes to
dav il in the throcs of the most excit-
Ing municipal election held since the
citv was founded. One mayor aud three
aldcrmtm are 4" w elected for a term of
two years. There are several candidates
in the field for mayor end al least sew
rn mcn are seeking the three vacancis 10
hc filled in the council.
Never before has there ben - much in
ircst taken in municipal elections here.
and with the newly elected officials the
city will be assured of continued improve
menis and prosperity. The nine aspirants
10 office are all representative citizens.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-07
INDICATIONS ARE
UNDERWOOD WINS
OVER HOBS0N
lRg Associated PrcSs.)

Birmingham. Ala. April Though
returns are still far from complete. indi-
cations are that Congressman Underwood
has won Il substantial victory over Con
grcssman Richard T. IIol>on. in the clcc
tion for United States Senator from
Alabama.
Undcrwood'S majority j. apparently
about thirty thousand votes.
The eubcrnatorial and short term Sen
atorial contest between White and Rush
ton il undecided
lIobson'S campaign manager conceded
Undcrwoods nomination this noon.
llobSon left here this morning for
WaShigto.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-07
GENERAL LUIS CABALLERO WIRES
MATAMOROS THAT FIGHTING Is
IN PROGRESS IN EAST MEXICO
PORT CITY.
GUNBOATS FORCED BACK
ACCURATE CANNONADING OF
REBEL Gun COMMANDER, COL.
MATEO RODRIGUEZ. FORCES
WAR VESSEL TO RETREAT.
fSDecial 10 The Hcrdld)

Maiamoro>. Mexico. April "A battle
was raging in the streets of Tampico YES
tcrday. according Ia message received
in Matamoros late last night from Gen
cral Luis Caballcro. commanding the
rebels forces that have been operating
against Tampico Few details other
than that the rebel artillery commander.
Colonel Maico Rodriguez. by his accur
acy has forced the federal gun boat 10
retreat. were given.
The message came To Matamoros from
Victoria. the capital Of Tamaulipas. and
was transmitted there from Aliimra.
twelve miles from Tampi'o. Altamira
has been occupied by the rebels several
months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-07


the compromise ticket H. running. ac
cording to the ballot. claims a majori,,
of the votes in the First. Second and
Third wards. while the Fourth ward j.
conceded a. the candidates endorsed ~
the Blue club. George Connor for city
marshal. Pat Haley for assessor and
collector. David Sloss for city secretary.
and NJ. H. KowalSki for city engineer
The Independent party nominees for
these offices are William II. Linton for
city marshal. Crisanto Nillarrcal for
city secretary. j. &. DeBrEin for city as
SCISSOR and collector of taxes.
Indications This afternoon were that
the rare between these candidates will
he very close 10y reason Of an unexpected
heavy majority in the Fourth ward for
the candidates Of the Blue club. Ia the
First ward there H. 4 heavy majority in
favor uf the Independent party ticket.
while in the Second and Third wards the
race IL much closer.
The election ~ a whole j. passing off
very quietly. There has been little or
no trouble. though there were several
minor quarrclS at the Fourth ward poll
ing place by reason of charge that Sey.
cral men were said not to have their
naturalization papers in accordance with
the requirements of the alien law
Considerable complaint a. was cx
pected by political leaders. was heard
through the streets by men born in Mex
leo who claim they have been refused
permission to vote.
Many unusual methods. for this city
were adopted today to cause the business
men to 20 To the polls. The American
vote for many years has been. ID j. said
In negligible quantity here. bnI
the telephones we're used freely today iI
pcrsuading the business men to 20 Ia th,
polls and east their vote. Many of thcn
put up the plea that their vote would
not matter. but when told that their en-
dorscment would ~ appreciated never
thclc>s they usually responded.
! The polls will remain open until
o'clock tonight.