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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19
ALLORIDGE WOULD
STOP MORTGAGE
FILING FEES
Quay County Senate. Intro.
duees Measure to Grant Re-
lief Prayed for From Mary
Parts of State.
estate Capital Bureau
tot Evening Herald.
(5I DE VARGAS Hotel.

Santa Pc, s. NJ. Jan. Senator
Aiidrodge of Quuy county has irtro-
duced "a bin en- tho senate zoo wipe out
the recording Zee upon ohuttei mort
cages against which there mas been
widespread complaint from many
parts Of the state. At present every
ohuttcl mortgage executed. iu order
10 Dee hindinr, must De- recorded. az
a cost of $3.50, and the release fee
10 ~ This maaes the total cost 1t
the county cloii,s office S4.lD,
whether the Instrument involves ten
dollars 90 Ten thousand.
The AllaroHge aII eliminates the
recording Co. Tho .lstteI murtguge
and confines thuf obligation tu real
cstatr mortgage. No provides that
the chattol mprtaHa, need ra filed
onlF ana That thr nI.us Zoe shah pee
90 cents. while thH release ol the iu-
strumcnt ,.lls for 90 fec OK ton cents.
under this bIU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19
FOURTEEN SHOT IN
LABOR BATTLE At
ROOSEVELT
Deputies and $50 strik-
ers Engage In Conflict In
Which -Four Are MOrtally
Wounded In New Jersey.

Roosevelt. y D.. Jan. i9.-Four-
teen mon were shot. four OF them oe-
inc mortally wounded, In % battle be-
tween $50 striking iaborers and nny
deputy sherins a, the plant OF tho
America Agricultural Chemical com-
pany here today
The hsht started when the strikers
stopped IL train from Elizahcthport To-
SEQ VI d brought strikehreakcrs 10 the
plant. There were no nirikehrcakcrs
aboard, but a few Office employees who
wcre passengers started an outcry. ap-
parently believing that the strikers
Intended harm L. them. FIFTY armed
deputy aherins ran 60 TIC scene from
p company's plant. 4 general en-
counter between the deputies aud tho
strikers followed.
At first urly stones were used. Then
someone nred a shot This was the
slgnnl Tor % fusiilade which came APP
paroutly from Doth sides None OF
the deputies were injured. but many
~ the striitcrf foil Most of the
wounded veto shot through the logs.
as the deputies nrcd low. Tho strik-
crs dlspcrscd. some carrylng the
wounded men away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19
TAX , "

I'VE OF the objections which %
Is Understood viii ne made to
the comprehensive system ~
taxation and revenue which has been
proposed TO me legislature by state
Senator John ; clark Is that the
powers conferred upon the proposed
state tax commission IRE too large
hat they are autooratIc and too al
powerful for "a democracy. H. 90
more serious objections are found to
the clark measures than this one. the
state will have cause FOR congratuiu-
ticn. Former Governor Hadlcy OF
Missouri. In Albuquerque last week,
said In eject exactly what Governor
Mcdonald said in his message. that
the chief fault with the average taN-
ntion system is not the law hut lax
enforcement ~ The law
n nur taxation and revenue law.
are Just and equitable ~ should.
after assuring ourselves of those
things. have absolutely NJ hesiiou'F
n PLACING lu tho hands OF me admin
ietratlvc authority the fullest ana
most complete and comprehend ="
powers zoo me enforcement 10 those
laws
The proplr havc uothing to io'r
from |su,arratic power in the hnnds
Of 90 state lax commission. within th'
limits OF laws which are fair q" thr
rich snd poor and To- a. Gao oi
lrIfIzars and OF property.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19
REPUBLICAN STATE
CHAIRMAN


curbed In a measure BY The presence
81 another. AIN ptrfectis satisfied
IN my own mind that n ~rensonhhle
legislation which we may pass VIII
receive the approval % the governor.
! am also satisfied In my wi mind
that this feyerish desire TO sccure a
two-thlrds majority of both houses b.
prompted By anything but motives 81
the unrest patriotism on the part Of
the irresponsible lobby who are urE-
ing Il. Tho people cant reach the
lobby. Rut the people can reach the
responsible mcmters OF The house
who an now being urged o. take the
mrs, step In q course which J feel TO
be nilcd with peril
"No state ever more soreiy needed
the cnrncst and patriotic service OF
ia legislators than We do this year
and ! am against iamminE contests
through the legislature without an
open hearing In the house whicn
shall be equally fair 60 contestants
aid contestecs.
"A am a Republican. through and
through. and ! haven't the slightest
faith In Democratic doctrines as ape
piled either to the government of our
country or our state. but ! cannot
c%opceiye 81 any necessity confronting
our party which would Justify Il ~
p%rostitutinc ~ power This iegisln-
ture was elected for the purpose 81
forming and shaping q statc. " 81
my sincere hope that two thiues
more than anything else wiil result
from its edort. First n a the best
men In the state will lend themselves
To its continued service, n second
that the men who serve the state VIII
| give Il the very best that IL iu then.
There Is no slrer way 90 make po-
utlcal service contemplate i the
eyes o. the people than for "a great
party 60 degrade itself by pursuing
questionable end by sttll more ques-
! tlonahle q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19

have been freed. These are situated
along the southern and southeastern
portion % che state. A portion OF the
Belt Railroad s~tockyarde Of Indian
apoiia has boon set aside. like q por-
tion al the Union stockyafds IN Chi
cage. for shipment a. livestock Tor
points outside OF the Guaranteed
area. and IN modified area. Territory
IN twenty other counties. inciudinr
several IN the immediate vicinity OF
Indianapolis. within five miles OF In
f~cted premises. H. a closed area and
outside Of this radius an exposed
area. Tine rest Of the state l. modi-
Ted area
In Kentucky the extreme western
portion 81 the state ana ne territory
iying. roughly. to the east of LexinE-
ton H. tree. T~weuty-ssven counties
between these two areas are auarHn-
tined In whole or ~ part. only ter
ritory within five miles uf infected
premises In three counties, Hardin,
lcssamine and woodford. r. closed,
however Most Of the other counties
ore In modified area.
~ Maryland territory within three
miles OF Infected farms IN IA coun-
ties - closed. and the remainder %
these counties exposed area with
the exception ~ Frederick county
this territory la situated. for the most
part. around Baltimore. with one or
two counties on the Eastern shore az
fccted.
Tho entire northern peninsula Of
Michigau Is free. ana - counties la
the southern portion 81 the state.
These include counties along the
border of Indiana ana Ohio. where
the disease first made its appearance.
In New Hampshire only the roun-
ties of Hlllshoro aud Rockingham
are affected. In these. territory
within five miles Of Infected premises
f. an exposed area and territory OUT
side Of this radius "a a modified area
Twenty four counties In ohio have
been freed. O. number NJ them IN the
southwestern portion OF the state and
one OF two Ia the extreme northeast
ern portion Cuyahoga county Is free
with the exception Of the Union
stuckyards, which 81 modified area.
Territory close To Infected premises
IN thirty counties ~ closed. and the
rest of these counties exposed area.
Twenty-nine counties are modified
area.
Fifteen counties bon eastern Iowa
are q%uarantiued. The counties Of Cc-
dar, Iowa. Jackson and Jones bcina
partly closed and partly exposed. and
the remainder OF the luarlrtincd
area being modified
in Montana only partitions o. Daw-
son, Custer and Fnllou counties are
-puarantined. In these all tcrritor,
within i've miles Of Infected premises
is closed. m the remainder of ths
-quarantined u-tu is exposed
Loudoun county. IN NirE MIA. b. O
modified area. the rest of the state
being free.
Fourteen rouufics iu Wisconsin ar,
quartptincd she t%rrrHorv affected
being the southeastern portion or "a,
state Pa tho ncizbbothood OF Milwuu-
kce The stockyards located ut Mi.
wautcc HHd ruduhy are au expose,
area. In most OF the counties terri
tory within "a hyc-miio radius Of am,
infected premises IN closed ana out.
side " this radius exposed area.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19
Hoof and Mouth Quarantine
DiOided mo Three Glasses

Thc area auarnntlned on account
Of The hoof and mouth disease among
cstue has hoen divided into three
clansillcations by the bureau Of ami
NAL Industry. sccordins TO n recent
circular order. These are closed. ex-
poscd and modified
IN the closed area livestock nal
be shipped ln only for the purpose q
immediate slaughter, cannut be
shipped out for any purpose, and tho
mntoment 81 dressed carcasses,
hides. similar animal products n
manure. hay. fodder. etc. Is subject
20 restriction. In the exposed area
there are no such destrictions on
these substances and livestock mas
DE shipped out for immediate slaueh
ter at points where meat inspection
- maintained. after previous inspec-
tion and certitication. and shipped IN
for any purpose. IN the modified
AREA no previous inspection Is re-.
qnircd tor The shipping out Of live
stock for Immediate sIaughter. and
stock may be shipu,d 10 for any pur-
pose.
Thirty days after the d~isiufec,ion
Of all Infected promises Ia closed
areas stock may be shipped out for
slaughter after previous Inspection,
and sixty days afic- the completion
Of the work Of dislnfection may come
Into the area. aud even to M prem
Uses previously Infected.
At the present time CJanuary -
the entire territory OF eight states r.
covered by some one OF these three
forms of quarantine These states
are Connecticut. Delaware. Maryland.
Massachusetts. New Jersey. New
York. Pennsylvania ana Rhode ISL
and. In Connecticut tho counties OF
Ncw Haven and Hartford are closed
and rest OF tho state modified
area. IN Delaware the county of
New Castle is closed. h other coup-
ties are mod. "a. The whole Of Mas
s~achusetts D. a closed area.
In New Jersey territory within i've
miles 81 infected premises In one Of
the northern counties D. closed area,
and the remaining territory in these
counties Is exposed area The rest of
the states Is modified area.
In New York slx counties In and
around New York city N twelve
counties. in whole Or ~ pare, frun'
Albany west 30 Erie. are closed. The
exposed area consists of the New
York Central s%tockyards at East Huf-
faio and OF portions 90 the counties
forming che closed area. The rest
of the state II modified area
In Pennsylvania ~ counties are
still cosed. These are mainly iu the
southeastern portion 81 the state and
in the neighhorhood 81 Pittsburgh.
The rest of the state constitutes a
modified nren.
Tho whole Of Rhode Island II
closed.
In Illinois % counties, situated IN
the extreme southern portion of the
state. have beer freed from nm re-
st%rirtions. eight counties north Of
This area arc modified. together with
q portion of the Union s~tockyards In
chicago, which has been oct aside 'o'
shipment at livestock from points
loutsidc of the quamntined arcn. The
ires -of Hhe -trky Tds and The =
lof the state Is a closed area.
Twrnty-ninc counties Ia Indiana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19

tr IndAn ware md cutio business
pf ine llnrvex ssnirm ID Ihe rsrt NJ
tatlheas 5 mretls lhnt 81 conauosine
b sort o. continuous exposition. ex-
tendlne hair across the sentiment
Mareever he has md to a. actively
NHh many world msrt and expose
lions and has heen In close touch
with the construction II me santa re
rifway's great indian exhibit at san
, Diego Ne knows the ~difnculties
with which the New Mexico board
has had q contend. ana seheh ~ de
Asribes the New Mckee hulldlna as q
Triumph. and Adds thai q - monope-
liking attention among the state
~buiidipes 10 almost the exclusion Of
other state buildings and displays
We may fairly conclude hat W. not
only have our moneys worth but
|p~onsidernbB mors. AR schwcizers
lopnlon comes as nnai' and clinching
Testimony thar New Nexico's inter-
'tsts NJ : Diego have heen 81 tne
hesf possible HANDS and connrmr the
rfowlnR Feeling hat the choice q
Colonel Twitchen 10 handle the
states display was an extremely hap
by one.
u h to be hoped thni his work. so
finely conceived ard - well begun.
may not be hampered in the ours
OF thu exposition year by any short
8 81 funds. The legislature viii be-
asked 70 supplement ihc states orig.
lnaI appropriation. and Il certainly
should do 40 promptly and sencrous-
~. to che end that We may get the
mos, complete and satisfactory re-
suits from work done. The orig-
inai Appropriation was not large Il
has been spcnt 80 wisely ard care
fully that u has gone much farther
than anyone could have hoped. The
Comparatively small sum needed to
make the best use OF this fine build
ina. with ~ unique display. should
be forthcoming without delay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19
NEAR DEATH
BY SM0THERING
But Husband, With Aid Of Cardui,
Effects Her Deliyerance.

Draper, N C.-Mrs. Helen Dalton. Of
This place, says: If suffered Tor years,
win pains in my lett side, and would
often almost smother 10 death.
Medicines patched me up for awhile
but then ! would get worse again. FINAL
ly, my husband decided ne wanted me 10
lry Cafdui, the wcman's tonic, so he
bought me a bottle and began using q.
Il did me more good than all the mcdi-
eines had taken.
have induced many OF my friends 70
lry Cardtd, and they al say they have
been benefited by lis use. There never
has been, and never will be, a medicine
10 compare with Cafdui. | believe Il IS
a good medicine Tor all womanly hou-
bles."
Tor over so years. Cardui has been re-
lieving woman'S sulienngs and building
weak women up TO health and skcngth.
n YOU arc a woman, give Il a fair trial.
II should surely help you, as il has q
million others.
Get a bottle Of cafdui to-day.
W,fs 70, Chattanooga Msdieins Co. Ladies
Advisory Dep, Chattanooga, Tenn, ioT atSaiJ
lafg.ehesi o. Ysvi Gasp anl etpeee hoes h9ms
nealmsni iof Nomen." "a plsia WTeppsf' Nc. lae
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19
WOULD VEST BOARD
CONTROL IN MEN
IN BUSINESS
Speaker Romero Introduces
Measures to Increase Rep
resentation Of Stookmer On
Sanitary Commissions.
Estate Capital .iurcnn
tot Evening Herald.
(5t De Vargas iiotcl.

G.pf. r.. y A T.N "a .t.4 rar
- - $500. "a
-. ,as,o,1.. - a.. a.,
,nnas,r -, ,,". I'm d..tg,,5
,. niace ,hc sctcc,ton 80 ,h. st,te
gt.n .aruo~ ho.rs 80 r. -
,',nt tare,i.. NJ r. - 20 vc
.nraa 49, 80. r,tng
.,.r-h thA - 49, ~. s,.y-
-
..,t.h r,.d 49, a.,,.,-
, ~ - ..,iJ.
., o. r..,,r - r.p. ..,r.. Tb.
aui. a..t, ,.p. 49,, -. ..n.tn.
AKA. - r...,,u' .r,t,.t .., nf
a.. ,.na- "a, e,t,r,,r Tb, gr.,
,tn ,menJs an, i,v crc,tnng tho
.b.., boa,t by -,r,,.siry frat Iu n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19
N FE RECEIVES
A SNOW FALL

Santa Fc. y. NJ, Jan l'-Fur the
first time In some years snnta BE- hus
4 snowfall tlrit b. ample FOR purposes
of sleighlng. The snow b. sn deep
that automobile lind b difficult Co
negotiate b., even With heavy chains
ON the tires Many sicishs are oui
ana are being used FOR drives iruund
the streets and over nearby local
roads.
MANY amateur photographers urc
swapping SNOW sc'uD. nrur Hud iu Tho
city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19
An AoTEvEMENr.

NIEsTERDAY the Herald printed
" an interview win Mr. Herman
hweizor " this city regard
lnE Inc New Mckee state building al
the san Diego exposition, when
should cause the state exposition
commission no little satisfaction ana
which should be particularly pleasing
20 10 chairman. cot ralph T..
Twltchell. air schwelzer Is by way
Of being an authority upon efficiency
In exposition construction and d.
play. lie 81. IN o sense. IN the expo
fgtlon business the year around for
ne the active manager OF the exten-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19
BERNARD S. RODEY

'Af w. !"
Practices before the higher local
ana national courts and departments
Formerly delegate lu congress from
~ ~ Federal Judge OF Porto Rico.
4. $ Attorney In Alaska. ana special
prosecutor uuder Che national depart
ment of justice.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02

The canning factory 1t Kru'.
wood 10 now oOmpleted aud run
ming full time. Now, SEE here,
Mr.. Farmer. you can 70 oat snd
get Q written contract from the
company to take all the stuff you
can raise and pay q reasonably
good price for it. They will givr
you 80 or 35c per bushsl for sweet
potatoes, your lands are specially
adapted to potatoes and will make
2OO bushels to the acre without
fertilizer, and with half the labor
that it takes to make cotton Did
you know how much twice 30 isY
Did you ever make 5000 of an
acre Ut oo..onp Do you ever use
that old think tank Of yoursP-St.
Helena Echo.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02

No usu to sQulim and wlmcr anu Try
to wear Uut yUua RhruInatl-lD. IL will
wear YOU out instead. Apply sUsDe SlOan's
Linimsnt. Need not rub II in-ju~t let
II psusIISts all through the affected
parts, relieve ths s0rsusss and draw tile
vxlu. You gst ease IT once aud feel ~
much b~tter yUu wsuI " 81 'Ight OuI
aud isll other sufferers sDUut S'Oan's.
Get q bOtIIs Ut SlOHn's Llnimsut Tor Zoe
Of xuy druggist and have 1t IN the house
against Colds. sore and Swollen joints.
Lumbsgo. Sclsstlca and like siim~nts.
Your muusy back II not satis6,d. tut II
dOs~ give almost instant relief. Buy n
bottle " day.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02
HOME INDUSTRY
Abbevill- MeridiOnal.


The Parcel Post 10 ofsrlng great
opportunities to the people who
have something to sell 10 the way
Ut food stuffs. The great CITY OF
New Orlsaus 10 within easy reach
aud eau easily oousums oil they
produce. The thing 10 10 producs
s.m-,hiug, then 6ud . purchaser.
A tarmrsr uear st Martluville 10
selling 81 bis country Creole ssu
cage. by parcel pos' at 5 pounds
for Q dollar. The EDITOR Ut the st
Frsuc,svllls Dem.'crst gives this
little incident
"With no desire to "splurdgs"
tut With ,ntsnI to compare the re-
ist,ve merits 1T the two kinds Ut
sausage. We bought s'w- recently
=, Baton k,ugs sud bro gb' "
home for ih~ family table A.
sWun a. it Vas tasted. .hs lrrsprrs-
sible sxclsimsd: Why, this is not
| near good 40 tho " sausage"
"a home made brand. And the
jones sausage was not 90 good.
The meat had . weak, sickish aste
- compared with the home pro-
duct. And yet the letter sells for
20 cents, the former Tor IS cents !!
Opportunity has heeu kuocking
a, the home raissrs' door tbrs-
msny years, but with the parcsI
post service added, it 10 fairly to
bresk the doors down. One little
lady Of West Fslicisna however
has op.nsd her door to this oppor-
,nu,,y She sells oil IT her sau-
sage by parcel post to wealthy
customers in New Orlssns at For
y c~uts q p"uDd Il told them"
said sh- btsveiy, that the JODss
sau.sg~ s-,is for IS osuis pound
and niue was 90 much l,sttsr, /
must have forty cents" and she
Rets it
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02
Thrift Begins Early.

I-sch aud encourage the child
to cave, help him to cultivate 'be
hsbi, of putting aside . small por-
ton Of bic ssru,uRs each week
You will thus sssist 10 the fOrms.
tiou of q trait that vii bear frui
10 after life This, b"~sv~r, sp
plies to ~ ny rs,n-r- 1T whatever
.se Lry ~s",~ ~ p"r''"" - y'"r
salary regularly md ~ n" .nd 1T
. specified time you vii have oil
you have saved aud 10 Audubon.
The interest your money has rstn
I'd.
IL childhood tho mind 10 very
worcestershire aud habits are easi-
~ formed. Th,s 10 the time when
. chiId's pr"clivlty for saving or
sp-pdlng 70 formed. /, ~ Ms rasy
to teach q ehiId to Saw hIs p-n.
nl~s ~ ~ IL t.. allow hun 20 ruu t.
~ s,urs To sp-ud each penny a.
.uon as it 10 received; but in tbs
fret instance you are incuIating
what will always DO helpful while
in the latter you are probably do
ing that which will hamper tbe
ch,lds future.
The custom 1T one father r-la'
I've to the spending money IT hi.
children may be intsr~stiDg here
A. aeon a. the child 10 old enough
u he given little tssks about tn
house q email sum 10 allotted a
tho weekly pin money. Thu
amount the child 10 scrupulUusl\
taught to divide; first laying on
money for Sunday school, then :
,or,,on for bis sxviugs bank ant
'bs remainder is given the child Il
y spent for himself After h few
Xxx II il invsrish,y tuun,i h.
(w,thont sny Influence b luz
1 drought to bear by parents or ,h'
older children. the younger wage
Garner voluntarily gives 10 come
of his spending money to add t.
the portion to be saved. - Bslti
more Journal. y
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02
4 Test For Liver Complaint Mentally Unhap-
U-PhySically, Dull

The Liver. sluggish aud inactive, 6rst
shows itself in mental stats-unhappy
aud critical. Never il there joy In llv-
ing. a when the Stomach and Liver are
doing their work. Ksrp your Liver &C
i've xnd healthy by using DR.. King's
New Life Pills; they empty the Bowels
freely, tone up your Stomach, cure your
and purify the Blood. 25c
~ Druggist BuckisnS Arnics Salvs
excellent for Piles.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02

The greatest "uilders Of the mail
order houses OF the Uuited States
are the local merchsuts who neg.
lect advertising I. THAR business
simply to save . few dollars which
would eventually como back to
them for merchandise. The Dsws-
paper man has to live, the mail or.
der man, realizing this fact sdvsr.
tisss heavily and scoops in the coin
while the local merchants looks
on.-Manstisld Journal.
For sale Residence Of Albert Halphen
having four rooms. hall and kitchen. lot
62xl4O, goodlocation. see
Lsizsirs Bispvenu.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02
SHERIFFS SALE.
Geo. KuighL AND h. A. DAVE

Wid. Aisxaudrs bs.rxs &>Hisrr
Ut Alex. BxTIas
NJ. llx35
l8tn Judici.i Disti ict Court.
PA ash vi 81, MxItlu. Stale Ut LOUISIANA,
b. virtue u y Wit vi III Il-Fxclxs
issued vut VI tho 18Th judicial district
Court, IN and for lns Parish vi s.. Mar
I'm, State Ut LOUISIANA. III the above ell
titled aud numbered suit. dated this 9Th
day Ut Dec. 1914.
have sslzsd aud will pr0cssd w sci,
NJ public auction tU the last aud high
sst bidder ut tile trout dur Ut the C0urI
House. between the legal sale hours M
the Town Ut St. MArtlnvills Oh
Saturday, Jan. 23rd, 1915,
the following mentioned and described
property. t0-wit:
A certain portion or parcel Of land III
tustsd In the Parish Of st. Martin. La.
measuring and contaiug Two srpsnts III
superficial area. bounded North BY Pub
lie Road, South bv CstshOuis COules
hast aud West BY land Vt Vendor. +.
Seized to satisfy above writ.
Terms and cOuditi0ns-cash.
Shsrifrs Office this 18th day of Dec
A. b. 1914.
WADE o. MARTIN. Sheriff