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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-01-10

Mr. Breton Andrews, Mr. T. c. Green
frof. j. ID; Bowser, Capt. Leon Jordan,
Atly q u. Gallo Mr., VIM. Houston.
way gan,
Or. I, C. Chapman, Prof. T. r. Rey-
DIR. T. c. Unthank, nolds,
Mr.. VIM Goodwin, DR.. Theo. Smith.
Prof. j. Z. Herri- Mr. Geo. w Teeters,
DR.. n McCampben, pr. J. e. Perry,
Prof. G. A. Page, Mr. Geo. Love,
Mr.. John Rome, Mr. Robt. Bennett
DR. VIM I Thor,r Mr.. c. H. Countee,
kins A"o'''P- DR.. j. r. Dibble.
Mr. Fra,l, Anaau Mr.. VIM. f. Fairfax.
son, Ioi' ~ ~ Grlsham,
Mr., rim cooner Prof. J. S. Harris,
Prof. Jeff King, BY Proy d. a hnox.
Judge l. F. Bradley, NJ n r. WORK
, Mr.. J. @. Branch, DR.. 7 r sbannon
Hon. Nelson G. DR.. L. r. Petty
ny. Srews, Mr.. James Baker,
4hsi q, aug ustus Nor Prof. j. NJ. Marques
-, DR. III. M. Smith,
A.ty. W. Z. Hues- DIR. Edw. Ramsey.
eoh' Dr. Martin Brookins
Dr. K. BeShears of st. Joseph, Mo-; DR.
y; z. Queen, Hannibal Mo. Nj. j. Renfro.
-. Louis, Mo-; DR.. M. j. Harris. Sedalis
MO; Prof. c. C. Hubbard Sedalia. Mo
Mr.. w. ID. Cooper, Topeka, KAN: VIM
fdi douglas, st. Louis, Mo-; Mr. Charles
rhhssips, ST. Joseph, Mo-; Editor Nick
SShiles, Topeka. Kan; Mr.. Homer Phillips
~. Louis, Mo-; Prof. Gus Thornton. an
Louis, Mo-; DR., Oscar Findley, ST. Louis,
Hon. Charles Covington, Iouisiana: Mr.
" r. Kittrell, Joplin, Mo; Editor VIM
~ King, st. Louis, No DR.. b A. Me
Lemore, Fort Scott, KAN; Mr.. Johr
| broWns st. Louis, Mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR FEBRUARY d. i'if

~,oI doing fiction. | turnc -hcm out by
the yard.-nice, quiet little teltable yarns
with snappy dialogue once | got eighty
dollars for story. It was hard wor k-ond
always did yelm for the purple you
know
II know. said Nlnot gravcly.
well, I've struck 1t, Dick I've struck
the deep purple with q loud if slckenIng
thud. Hist The graft mentioned yest,eer-
dav' He glanced over his shoulder Re
member Mrs. Bruce, tine wlt'est hostess IN
San Marco
"Of course 30.
@Wcn. write urr rcplrtcc for her.
Her what,
Her rep1rtce her dialogue the bright
tall, she conyulses dinner tables with. ln-
stead Of putting stuff into STORES az ci21,y
Der. sell it to Mrs Bruce az I'D De.
ashamed to tell YOU, old man. ] remarked
that il was essentially soft. II IS.
This is q new one on me, sud NIinoI
dazcd. 80.
handsome face Thanks. That Tine
beauty Of it. I'm q pioneer. ThereH be
others: but I was the first. Consiier tle
situation. Here's Mrs Bruce. loaded with
diamonds and money, but tongue tl"i n
company, with wit developed On lanes
vile, Ohio. Bright but struggling Young
author comes to her offers 20 make her
conversation the sensation Of the place Tor ="
few pesos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

author comes to her offers 20 make her
conversation the sensation Of the place Tor A
few pesos.
YOU did that"
~Ycs i ask postcrity TO rcmcmberi- "! d.
I who invented the graft. Mrs. Bruce tell
on nv fair Young neck Now she give me
in advance q list Of her engagements, anu
for the important ones ! devise her 81 line OF
talk. Then, as Pm usually present at the
occasion. swing things round for her ana
give her her cues. If Pm not there, She ms
to manage it herself. It's great Iite-oniy
a bit of strain on me. have to rcmenDet.
not to be clever in company. If forget ana
spring "a good one, She jumps on me- proper.
aftcrward for not giving II 70 her
lack, said Ainot slowly, come away
from here with me. Come North. ms
place will finish YOU sure.
Sorry. old man, laughed PaddocN' "DH,
I've had q nip Of the lotus. This lazy Oh
land suits me. ike TO sit on 81 Ncranl"
while duslv mental in 81 white COZ. h!nis
me the tinkle-tinlile in a tall, cool $I''s..
Come away. Oh, mo- couldn't do that
you'll marry down here, sighed Allnot
"some girl with money, and the career we
all hoped You'd make for yourself VIII go
up in golden cloud.
81 met girl. Paddock replied, hall clos
ing his eyes and smiling cymcally 10 the
sea.-"httle thing from the Middle West,
stopping 10 Il back street boarding house,
father In the hardware business, nobody ~
all; but eyes like the sea there, hands Ike
butterhies- of-gOt me- That's now
happen 10 know I'll never marry: for II
| married ANYBODY it would have TO be her
and | let her 20 home without saying q
word because | was selfish ana liked TN.
easy game and intend to stick 10 II until
I'm Smothered in rose leaves. Shall "c
wander back"
See here. Tacki don't want to preach,
Nlinot tried to conceal his seriousness with
a smile, but il were YOU I'll stick 20 this
girl and make good
And leave this" Paddock laughed.
Dick, YOU old IDIOT this is meat and drink
TO me, this nice old land of loter in the stul
Nav, nay! Now I've really got TO get back
Mrs. Bruce is giving a tango tea tins alter
noon informal; but something has 10 be
said These fellows who write daily hu-
morous column must lead devil OF lie
With q laugh Minot followed his ire
sponsibe friend down the steps. They
crossed the bridge over the empty moat, md
came through the city gates again 10 the
street Of the alligator.
BY the way, Paddock said as they went
up the hotel steps, YOU haven't told Me
what brought YOU South.
Business, Jack, said Nlinot. Its a
secret perhaps | can tell YOU later.
business | thought OF course YOU came
for pleasure"
"There'll be no pleasure in this trip for
me, said Alinot bitterly.
"Oh, won't there" Paddock laughed
swat till YOU hear Mrs. Bruce talk. See
you later, oil man.
At luncheon they brought NIinot tcle-
n gram from a certain seventeenth floor
in New York an explosive telegram. 1t
read
Nonsensel Nobody here to take your place
See it through. You've given your word.
TACKER.
Gloomily Minot considered What was
,L.,. ., L., I,,t 5000. ~ fh-,ryh Even
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
.Gebt Teieen.sDrnp
BEN bartleibisea &inSe.
8pr5agli@e3 .Brn@t. 2a1attb" farn ben
metdben Heirett Masen, 2eber pber
Gtngetueiben nidt i1aben.

gef@a1t Die 8unse, @utteri 8enn
bele8t, bnnu gebru1dens Der Magen. 2e>
Der un6 @%ingetpeibe @lrrer @Ieinen fofor>
.ttge &%einigllng. @enn eigenfinnig, int
berfpenftig, ungeborfam. tpenrl es nidt
5f11dt, ibt ODER ratiirlid bu1belt, obtr
tpenn es fieberif4 III, lauren -gad8eu,
fdle4ten Mtbem bat; tpen11 fein 4dl3
tpe5 1T, e8 an 9iarrb6e leioet, bou boa
grtdIt1na 1T, gibt Inn einen $beel5f.
fel bo4, California rSei9en @prup,- NIB
e peri faa'Rs" S Sa%''0f Sc ''' ,]lnoe 81 1&s ! sas:
rur1g lir1o faltre Collie Iangfam befetttst
aus ben tleinen Magen otne anetfen.
lln1 SIR babt tpieoer Elm geflnbes. bers
gniigte6 &i11b. Jrn8t gl1ren 9ottor tpr
cine b0,@ent 6Inf9e .Galifnrnio 04E1p
Of 8igs,1 tpelde uole Gntueiiun9eu &c
8abte1, atnber jegli&en alters naa thr
grtpadbfene entbdff.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

II6et, nber iie bleibt babel. sic fagt,
iie miife felbit nidt mebr, mas fie
noble, ln6 i@ m0dte bod MIR ia If
rem @ltern tein @ort bobo11 fogen."
SOU, ih CLAUDE, merm sic <e't
6as ~erfiibrem fie: gddben gIei@ mir
tpie6er sic Sd1Io. = M4 es lit fdort
|eim 8lage, oos 8ufmmer,pobner
uno Mmfeinan6erbo6en ser 8eor1te1r
nntereir1a116er. @os Ser ei1ue min,
Dos apeiB Ser or16ere."
Nmr NIT GROCER l1eberreoatngstfunit
Ifornte @erper feinen 8ruoer gu. Sen
Iberabre6eten Mo6eqberiud)en i'm
|@nrten betpegen.
&c girtg a11f Sen Merb, a1s fie ber-
|itoblen ben gebeimnibbollen Mpparm
un6 ollerlei &on6tperfsaeug IN Sen
@nrten trugen. Morie, nit elmer
&6feInrbeit In ben &dn6erL biloete
6ie @o@but.
aorI. 8e6er tpar ga1a @ifer, @er.
ner bolf ibun bei Ben @orbereituneen.
Mearie fab babel nn6 fab at. Martbbd
trnt neben file. So Iberlieb n1f ein-
NAL @erner ben 8ruoer feinerl
|Saruqen..
uSrdllIeir mortba, sic moae1r
ffort?"
rSa, &err 8eder, r1orge1, ii1a1B i'd
fort in Die q
@aI 8eder rief feiner 16ra11 3u,
iie 1m0dge iBm bebi1fIid fei,r.
@erner Beder trot 1reben mortba.
g%5rdlIei11 Mortba, pir. miii1fen al.
Ifo Mbfdieo nebmen.~ Ct belt ibr
bic Sun6 bin. Gle mid ibm o1is.
|tbat ei1en S9ritt, nod eine1L er folg.
tie ibr befIommen. 60 to1re1t tie ins
'@eben u16 %entfernten fi4 tefer IN
Ben @orten birein.
u6yrdl1lein Mortbo, ebe @ie abreii-
fen, muifen Sic MIDI anb6renl~
@ortfesr,ng folet.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

8ebor5ugt 8efud (3ur,
Heinen 6rib)): rBas beaIft 81 benz
fog"
gris: ,So, @opa bot gum @e-
bursting cine Sorte 'ffrieet NIT Der
Muh9rft: @ludliden @eburtstogi
-. utt6 Mar1o bdt Der @9pefter
6o8 grobe 8 1t11 mir MIR oos Heirse
9 5l11 Glen gegeberl~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

utno @erner 8eder fdien es als babt
Martba ge1peiM.
Marie. prab ibn an: v@errer,
|Srdulein Mnrtba muB morgen tpie.
Ser in ibre S9nle. Gle min Oh
M6ien iogen. ST fo1nr1e gleid 3,1'
rid, einen Mugenblid entidml6ig1
mid" :
Marie gtng idnen aus Dem @ar.
ten. Martba tuiir33tR nit einem r@nt,
iduloigen sic mid!!M ibr nod.
Betroffen itano Berner @e6er 90
1nb ging sba1r longiam our
2aberampe 5l1riid. GS tna1r6en Ddien
berlooen. CT betra9tete fie ii6, als
mare Tim nod ME Elm D6ie begegnet,
un6 b0rte gang uno gar nidttt m1f Ben
.8rl1oer, ser ibm iber @erIooung, So
6ei@eiM @etpidt, @erIuit 1rn6 @efobr
Ser @enopng elmer ernitbaften un1
ffroft briioerlider 8obImeinung BE-
iotroers einbringliden @ortrag biet.
@erner unterbra9 i'm ploBli9.
SOU, @arI, 1T 6ein Mppardt, i@
nrei1te oos Mo6M nun fomeit fertig,
baB bu es i'm GSreien probiere1.
fonnft2"
v@ie fom1nit bu nit einem Male
6ara1f?"
Scum, ib meinte MIR TO-
.Sa, i@ BIN 10 meit." Midt obrpe
Stol3 fpro9 es @orI 8eder o,1s.
yGa, 81 pin i9 Sir eiren gor-
fdIag modem. 8en11 mir sic 99fen
bier berGa6en un6 ben @iter3ug .5,,-
ia1nmengeiteM bdben, 1T MIR nod
Der Dt3ug 48 un6 Ser &erfonen5ug
1852, 1idt tpabr?"
u5tim1m."
rM1fo, bn1n .fin6 tpir ia NIT Dem
Dienit fertig, nn6 61 boIft 6ein 900.
-6en in ben @urten.~
Salt mir gar nidt Elm. Ser Mte
ipioniert beute fdo,t ben ga,t3en Sag
nnf Ser Citation berum. ST min
mid bod 1i@t bIa1rieren."
@erner 5udte 1ie M9feIn! So,
tpet,t b1 70 tpenig iider biftl"
r@rIa1tbe md, Ssslinge. Mber Ser
Mte ion mir 6abei ni@t 8m1ngait
fem
r@irb er ol1@ 1idt. Bir bitten
Mnrie in Sen @nrte1, 6of1t fommt
GrduIein Martba obrte tpeiteres aud,
1trro hoo fie 1T, nittert Ser Site tbeirte,t
@errntb."
uDu, 6ieie 2ogif ideirt mir ,1,r
fir beine @erfo1 5tpingen6," meit1te
@snrI Bedfer nn96e1flih. filter inn
MERLIN, mir tpolen's risfierer1. SUM-
ge, oil fonft 6ei1per Binen boben."
Sos 1T prndtboM bon Dit, dltes
$ous!M Ber1ner oruidfHe benz 28rn6er
ber3li4 belize $dr6e. s. gebe atd)
eirer @dopper1 8iierr.
rgea, no. bu ideinit mir ia mebr
nm neei11e SSoeen beforgt 3n fem, als
i9 felber. Menfh bleib bod bienit-
Ii9. Die 06ienfredte bier 6enfer,
mobrbnftig, 6u boit mid o~1teep11r1pt
ODER mas. !"
.nmfitrt, @urIl Gel fein Grofd.
fage 6ir, menn 6eire Code ff111tft.
tioriert trinfen mir be11te abeno eine
@une gbmpnerper, 6eu ih fpen,
6iiere," !
uDonnertpetber, 6u gebit ms 88e1g.
@seb' mol Benz D@fen dl,s benz Beg,
biiHel go.
Ms @arI @e6er obet Sen Dienit.
rod al1s8og, nagtesser Wearie nod
6rdi11leitt Martbn.- 800.
Sos 111r nit benz M1ioder iiti~
befanr1te ibn feline 6ra1,. Isle bat
MIR beute mas borgdneint, lie spone
1abt mebr 2ebrerin bJeiben.1
sgea, nn2 Betm Grnae.t3inn1rer
meinett, 1T ireenotuo 2iebe be Tt.
lode
n.y y.4sx eax ~ ea.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-12-19

Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton will be held in Road District Mum.
Der Five. OF Grant parish, Lcuisiana,
on
MONDAY, JAN. 4, 1915.
to determine whether or not q special
five mills tax for FIVE years, beginning
with the year 1915 and ending with the
year 1919, shall be levied and collected
on all the property in said Road Dis
trict Nc. 5 subject to taxation, for tie
purpose of maintaining the public roads
in said district number five. The said
election will be held at the following
places and by the officials here named:
No. /, at kocheIle-T. M. Bradford.
4. {. Wheat and Silas Morris, commits
sioaers; Milton Westberry, clerk: s. ].
Simmons. returning officer.
No. 2. at Seina-T. 4. Bankston. DR..
w. b. Corley and H. /. Breland. COM.
missioners; v. NJ Mason, clerk: J. w.
Hammond, returning officer.
No.ice is also given that on Wednes.
day, January 6, 1915. at IL o'clock noon.
the police Jury of Grant perish. La.
will meet at the court house In said
parish. and there in public session omen
the ballot boxes, examine and count the
ballots. boeh as to number and amount
and examine and canvass the retnrns
and declare the result CT said election
and promulGate the same.
Signed this November Is. 1914.
r. w. RICHARDSON.
Prest. Grant Parish Police Jury.
r. s. CAMERON.
Sectys Grant Parish Police Jury.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-12-19
The All Important Subject of Good
Roads.

In another place in this issue
of the Chronicle will be found
an article about the Good Roads
Congress which met in Chicago
Dec. Is. This congress was at
tended by fully ten thousand
representatives from every State
in the Union, and speaks vol
umes for the great interest taken
in this important subject.
In our neighboring parish of
Rapides they are waking up on
the subject of good roads, hav-
ing created districts and ordered
elections to vote taxes similar to
zthe action taken by three or four
wards in Grant parish. In Rap
ides, however, they propose to
issue bonds to build their roads.
which is probably the best plan,
as they can get their funds all at
once TO build with.
While on this subject we would
call attention to the fact that
Colfax and Alexandria are on
the line of the national highway
prospected from New Orleans
via Baton Rouge to Shreveport,
and on to the Canadian line. The
State Highway Department of
Louisiana has also approved and
adopted this same line. 1t there
fore behooves Grant and Rapides
parishes to cultivate this road in
such away as to get in on the
State and National appropria-
tons that are to be made for
this road. In Grant parish we
already have a model road of
about Is miles built on this line
under supervision of the State !
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-12-19
Prohibit the Sale of Veal by Law.

AAohioAs tAaC ooic Va col " Inv.
Referring to a Washington dis
patch printed elsewhere, entitled
Meat Prices Still Tend Upward"
the Chronicle would call atten-
ton to the most criminal prac-
tice in America of killing off the
baby calves for sale as veal in
the butcher shops. 1t is a we'll
known fact that millions of calves
are slaughtered every year for
this purpose. In view of the
shortage of the meat supply Of
the country this criminal practice
should be stopped by law. 1t is
senseless and wasteful to allow
it to go on any longer, and is an
injury to the masses that hould
not be tolerated.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-12-19
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Telephone No. Colfax, La.
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Highway Department. 1t is pro-
posed to extend this road from
Colfax by way of Bagdad to the
Rapides parish line, where it is
hoped the Rapides police jury
will connect with a road leading
into Pineville and Alexandria.
In view of the late meeting
held in Alexandria on this subject
we feel sure this is an opportune
time to discuss this all important
matter, and we hope at an early
date to see definite and substan-
tial progress made on this enter
prise.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-12-19

If possible to punish those guilty
of participation in these out
RACES; and
Whereas. Acting under in
structions of the district Judge,
the grand jurors of the parish of
Caddo have begun an inquiry in
to the lynchings which have re-
Gently disgraced the administra-
ton of criminal justice in the
city of Shreveport and parish of
Caddo; therefore be it
Resolved, That the Chamber
of commerce hereby pledges its
hearty support to the governor
of the State and to the judicial
officers who have undertaken to
probe these lynchings and punish
the guilty. and condemns in the
severest terms the resort to mob
violence which has brought UNI
deserved reproach and shame on
this community; be it further
Resolved, That we call upon
the governor Of Louisiana for
any relief the existing laws may
permit; and if no such laws exist,
to recommend to the general as
sembly when conyoked in special
session in 1915, the enactment
of the necessary statute to pro-
vide for the suspension or remov-
al of sheriffs who fail to perform
their sworn duty.
F. D. LEE, Chairman.
]. HOMER JORDAN,
c. L. CAMPBELL,
THos. 0. HARRIS,
A. j. FRANTz.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-12-19
Shreveport Stirred Up Over Recent
Lynchings.

The city of Shreveport is great
ly stirred over the lynching of
five negroes lately in and near
that city. Wednesday morning
the bar association adopted a
strong set of resolutions denounc-
ing such public officials as may
have been guilty of participating
therein or of culpable negligence
in failing to protect the prison
ers." The resolutions were Of
fered by ex-Gov. N. C. Blanch-
ard and seconded by Hon. E. H.
Randolph, both of whom spoke
strongly in favor of their adop-
ton.
In the afternoon the chamber
of commerce adopted the follow
ing resolutions:
Whereas, it is clear from the
evidence at hand that the re-
sponsibility for mob violence in
Shreveport rests almost wholly
with the sheriff of the parish of
Caddo, who has permitted, either
through incompetence, misman-
agement or other causes, prison
ers whom he was sworn to pro-
tect to be taken from the pos
session of his deputies and from
the parish Jail, and summarily
dealt with by irresponsible mobs;
and
Whereas, The governor of the
State of Louisiana has instructed
the encouragement to investi-
gate the recent lynchings in Cad
do parish, with view to fixing
the responsibility therefor, and, |
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-12-19

The Jonesville Advocate, own
ed and edited by Mr.. Tai C.
Gibson. former editor of the Pol
lock Progress-News. is a new
candidate for popular favor, pub
lished at Jonesville, Catahoula
parish. The first two editions
of the paper received at this Of
flee are fair specimens of the art
preservative and give evidence
of the hustle necessary to keep
in the procession of progress.
We wish Bro. Gibson success and
shall exchange with pleasure.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-12-19
Conference Appointments for Alexan.
dria District.

CONFERENCE appointments IOf Alex4n.
dria District.
The La. Annual Conference of
the M. E. Church South, which
met in Shreveport Dec. 9 and ad-
journed on Monday. Dec. IA,
made the following appointments
for the Alexandra district:
Presiding elder. H. w. May;
Alexandria, G. E. Cameron;
Bunkie. R. S. Walton; Boyce. c..
M. Morris; Bon Ami, T. j. Beck;
Columbia. j. M. Afford; Campti.
<. L. Cargill; Colfax, A. H. Par
kerr DeRidder. w. S. Henry; De
Ridder Mission, to be supplied by
D. c. Bennett; Longville and
Elizabeth. tobe supplied by P. A.
Swami; Glenmora, L. e. { rocks,
Harrisonburg, Robert RandIe, C.
W.. thompson, SupernuEiary; |;
Jena, F. M. Freeman; Lecompte
and Meridian, A. S. j. nellie;
Merryville, j. w. Booth; Nell
vile, to be supplied by j. H.
Montgomery; McNary. to be sup
plied; Natchitoehes, Paul M.
Brown; Oakdale, 3. H. Shepard;
Opelousas. G. A. Morgan; Pol
lock, to be supplied by E. C.
Wood; Provencal. R. L. Gilmer;
Selma and Standard, H. B. Per-
rift; Trout and Goodpine, P. H.
Fontaine; Pineville, to be sup
piled by j. F. Ding.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-12-19
Notice of Filing Provisional Account.

Notice of Filing Provisional Account.
18th judicial District Court, Parish of
Grant. Louisiana.
Tutorship of Minors Dewitt C. and
Carrie DePuy.
Notice'is hereby given that John P.
Nelson has filed his provisional account
as Tutor to the above named minors.
showing the disbursements made for
their benefit and support.
You are hereby notified to file such
opposition as you may have thereto
within ten days from. date hereof, else
the same will be homologated and made
the judgment OF the court as prayed for.
Witness Hon. w. F. Blackman, Judge
of said court. Given under my Official
seal and signature on this the 18th day
of November, 1914.
J. J. O'QUINN,
Clerk District Court.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-12-19
Colfax. La. Oct. 8. 10

Colfax, La, Oct. 8, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that the tax
rolls of Grant parish are now on file
with me for the collection of taxes for
the year 1914, which are now due and
collectible. Taxes on movable property
became delinquent on the first day Of
October, and taxes on real estate will
become delinquent OF the first day Of
January, 1915. All property owners
are notified to come forward and pay
their taxes and thereby save penalties
and costs. A. B.. PERKINS,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, Grant Par
ish, Louisiana.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-12-19

Trustee Sale.
In the District Court of the United
States for the Western District
Of Louisiana.
In the matter of Acme Turpentine Co..
Bankrupt.
No. 1044
In Bankruptcy.
In pursuance to an order issued out
of the honorable court aforesaid, rem
dered December 4, A. D. 1914, and to
me directed, will sell at public auction
at the principal frCnt door Of the court
house in Alexandria. Louisiana, be-
tw cen IL O'Clock in The forenoon and
3 o'clock in the afternoon, on
SATURDAY, Jan. 16. 1915,
the following described property, to-
wit:
A certain piece or parcel of land be-
ing, lying and situated in the parish of
Grant, Louisiana, and being described
as the northwest quarter of the north
west quarter OF section thirty-five 1857,
township six (6) north. range one "a
east, valued at three hundred $500. UO)
dollars.
One six-room house, valued at one
hundred ($ltO COZ dollars.
Twenty-seven and z8-100 acres in lot
two ~. township sis t6) north, range
one ~ east, in Grant parish, Lsuisi-
ana. valued at one hundred t$l00.C0)
dollars.
Terms of sale Cash. to the highest
bidder, subject to approval Of the Ref
cree in Bankruptcy.
Dated this Dec. IL, 1914.
B. F. GILES.
Trustee.
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Thirteenth Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Grant, Louisiana.
In the matterof the Succession of Andy
Cooper, Deceased.
No. S124.
Notice is hereby given that j. C, C.
Fralick has this day applied to be APP
pointed as administrator of the above
named succession.
You are therefore hereby notified
that unless opposition be filed thereto
within ten days from date hereof let
tiers will issue as prayed for.
Witness Hon. w. +. Blackman, JUDGE
OF said court. Given under my official
seal and signature on this the 10Th day
of November, A. D. 1914.
JAS. J. O'QUINN,
Clerk Dist. Court, Grant Ph., La.
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Best for Kidneys Says Doctor.

DR.. J. 7. r. Neal, Greenville, s. c.,
says that in his 80 years of experience
he has found no preparation for the
kidneys equal to Foley Kidney Pills.
In Soc and 81 sizes. Best you can buy
for backache, rheumatism, kidney and
bladder ailments. j w. Duncan Co.,
Ltd. ADV.
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Sick Two Years With Indigestion.

1.-Two years ago was greatly bene-
flied through using two or three bot
ties of Chamberlain's Tablets" writes
Mrs. S. A. Keller, Elida, Ohio. BE
fore taking them | was sick for two
years with indigestion" Sole by all
dealers. ADV.
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Three desirable residence or business
lots for sale in the town of Colfax,
within two blocks OF depot, ali lots ad-
join, located on block opposite residence
of G. H. Mcknight. Will sell one, two
or three lots, to suit purchaser.
Apply to j. v. CARNAHAN,
jail Colfax, La.