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The Era-leader., 1915-04-15
Sheriff Sale.-No. 2615.
r. l.. Toney 4 Son.
We
Yellow Pine Co., Ltd.,'*::

1pliUN luC w., LVN' c.. ,
Notice is hereby given thatby ylrtn!es
Of an order of seizure and sale issued
ont OF the Is 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
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder, on
Saturday. April q, 1918.
at the principal front door of the court
mouse at Franklinton, La, between
legal sale hours for judicial sales, the
following described property to-WIt:
One blue OK named Buck, one brown
OK named Brown. Cne red OK nar.eu
Broad, one REQ OK named BraEGy, one
dun bun named Dit. one red and
white spotted bull named Spot: one
red and white spotted OK named Rock,
one pale red OK narned jolly, one
white and red spotted OK named
Jack. one white end brown spotted OK
named Spot, one white and red p'deu
OK named Bully. one dun OK named
Broad, one brown OK named broao,
one pale red OK named Lamb, one req
OK named Toney. one white and rec
pidad OK named Spot, one white ana
red OK named Bail, one brown OK
named Brown, one red OK named
| Charlie. one red OK named Lep, one
red OK named Red, one brown OK
named Rolly, one brown and Whlte
plded OK named Levy, one pa,e req OK
named Bully, one red OK named Ned'
one brown and white OK named EuDe,
one dun OK named Buck, one pale red
OK named Berry, one yellow OK nam
ed Dave, one black OK named Hlg'
one white OK named Jolly, ere blue
OK named Loge. one red OK named
Red. one red OK named Polly, OK nam
ed Red dropped horns. One Brown
well Engine, one Twin Engine, one
No. GO Saw, and one No. 3S Saw, one
pianer and Steam Dry Kiln complete
together with fixtures ,',rr,V Nt-
taCned, one cut IF NaW together
with all fixtures Thereto attached. ''lV'
eight wheel log wagons, together
, with dll the yokes. bows, chains, etc
And one boiler.
Excepting from the abo:o-On
, blue OK named Buck, one brown 0:
named Brown, one red "N 'am'
Brandy, one red OK nam"A b'oad, o''
black and white pidel bull name
Spot. one red and Whj,3 pit ' mN!l
OK named Dave, one white OK VIII
, red head named Rock, one red O.
named Jolly. one red and white pide
OK naraed Jack, one brown and whit
pided OK named Spot. one red IN
white pidtd OK named Bully, one re
, OK named Charlie, one brown o
named Brown, one dun OK ra1le'
Broad, one red OK named Toney.
+ Terms OF Sale. Cash without AZ
praisement.
This 7th day of April 1915.
T.J. Simmons. Sheriff.
The Era-leader., 1915-04-15
" Y GraNpA

Notice is hereby given that bv virtue
Of writ OF seizure and sale issued out
Of the 2Gth judicial District Court Of
Louisiana, in and for Washington
Parish. in the above entitled cause,
and to me directed. | will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, May -, 1915.
t the principal front door Of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
legal sale hours for judicial sales, the
following described property to-wit
The northwest ! Of the northwest
OF section 25 in township /, south,
range 10 east Of ST. Helena Meridian
Louisiana, containing % acrss.
Terms Of sale: Cash without beneti
Of appra semenU.
This 18th Of day Mar, 1915.
T. J. SimrHons, Sheriff
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&1O3 Reward, S1OO

The readers of this paper " i'll be pleased to
learn that there is at least nc dreaded oH.
ease that science has been 'hle to cure IN an
It's stages, and that is Catal h Halls Catarrh
cure is the only positive c. c now known 10
the medical fraternity, { tarrh beng con,
treatment, Halls CatarrI Cure is taken in.
ternaljy, acting directly upon ;he blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system, thereby
DESTROYING the foundation Of the disease, ana
giving the patien, strength by hnlldlng Up me
constitution and assisting nature u cong US
work. The propriet"r> have SO mucn an, ,,,, ~
dred Dollars for auy case that 1t fails TO cure
Send for list of testimonials
Address +. }. Cheney s. Co., TOLEDO, VI
Sold by all DruggistS l3c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Era-leader., 1915-04-15
Sheriff Sale-No, 22424.
FairchiId Automobile Co.
NJ. NJ. Magee.

vi. VI. NitNtc.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
fierre facias issued out Of the 2G, judicial
District Court of La, in and for Wash
ington Parish, in the above entitled
cause and to me directed, will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, on
Saturday, May s, 1915
at the principal front door OF The
courthouse at FrankIinton, La, be
tween the legal sale hours for judicial
sales, the following described proper
ty to-wit:
The undivided half interest in and
to the following described lands to-
wit: Beginning at northwest corner
Of northeast of northwest ! section 8,
township 8, south, range II east;
Thence run subdivisionaI lire 50 chain
south to south line Of section: Thence
east along south line Of said section
u chains; Thence north 10 chains to
south line of southeast Of southwest !;
Thence east q chains; Thence in .
northeasterly direction to southeast
corner of northeast Of northwest ! Of
said section; Thence west 20 chains tc
point of beginning. All in shelton g.
township 3, south, range II east.
Terms of sale-Cash with benefit oI
appraisement.
This 29th day of March, 1915.
T. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
The Era-leader., 1915-04-15
An sa,e-Sc. 1924.
o"'0"\nk, in Liquidation

Ns sale-Nc. s5s4'
unlonenk, in Liquidation
vs..
FrankIA Automobile Co.
Notice is NV given that by vir'
tue OF an ora,t Fierre Facias, is-
sued ont "f tAsth. Judicial Distric
Court of LouiS ~ ard for Wash
ington Parish, Whn above entitled
cansr, and t" nkjrected. | will pro
cced to sell at pN,, auc,ion to tn
last and highest Mar on =.
Saturday,Aay :, 1915
at the principal trA ,ioor ofthe
house at FranklihW. La, +
The following descrSSsa '"r5I'' nroT
wit:
West halfof!ots No. Ad,
III the town Of FrankiAAo
ION Parish, Louisiana, a
Saidtown on file in the :
clerk OF court, together !,
provaments thereon situa.
Terms of sale: Cash y "a
This 81 day of March. 191 -
T. J, SlmmOn
The Era-leader., 1915-04-15

Nd
aa,,Sn and TO me directed, I Will proceeu ~
causT cav at mmhlic auction to the last and hgnes'
bidder on
Saturday, Nay 8 1915
at the principal front door OF the couro
house at Franklinton, La, between
tlU' IN leyal sale hours for judicial sales
the The following described property 70
wit: ,. oro or less
bourded north by lands formerly %,
\longing to Darlington Bros. Ltd,' anu
Liberty Street Of the Towa OF Franz. "a:
Nnton, East by lands homesteaoeo W
IA. Bickham, South by lands fermeriy
longing to Mr.. NJ. E. Magee andy
Us now belonging to Mrs. B. PIERCE
Nthat part of same sold and oes. s.
I'd, but lot and sqnare numbers IN
Nown of Franklinton, La'' oS
II, Now on record in the convey
:. any cords of Washington Parisn'
LO6
=. Ta"f sale: Cash with benefit OF
ThlS M dav Of March, 1915. -
VI i. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
The Era-leader., 1915-04-15
Sheriff Sa]e.-No. 1856.
Albert Macl1io Grocery 90.
VS..
John Gnllatta

the Of writ Of tieri facias, issued
ont of the 26th judicial District Court
of Louisiana, ir and for washington
parish. in the above entitled cause
and to me directed. will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last ano
highest bidder, on
Saturday, May !, 1919
at the principal front door of the court U
house at Franz, linton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales'
the following described properly TO-
wit:
Lots % and % of,plock 5s oftAe town
of Bogalusa, La, being same property
acquired Of Great sonthe"n h'noer
Company in February 1872 as per
deed in conveyance book 10 pages lSS
and 1893.
+ Terms of sale: Cash with beneht
of appraisement.
This end day of March, l9io.
IT,. Simmons, Sheriff.
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The Indiscreet Wife

~ THANK YOU. sweetheart Next to having your arms
abou, me- these my throat will be best II IS
very of you" ,,
note OF her waste basket the bits INTO wheh e
had torn il and pieced them together.
When he faced her time later IN separa-
ton suit which she had brought he introduced the note as
evidence that conduct their married lite had not been
bameess. -,
this testimony TO some mans familiarity with her.
Hastily the wife returned the stand She denied with
indignation she had been unduy intimate with the man
who the
She had merely made him present of some collar but
tonsjust in spirit OF irendness His reply had greatly
astonshcd and angecd her. and she mad torn up INC note
without replying 10 1t
The judge granted the wfes plea for separation ev
IDENTIFY placing her denial OF wrongdong while
holding husband cupabc for his alleged misdeeds
II was shown in hearing that the husband had had
his wife watched by and the Judge remarked that
almost any sercspeetng would object to detee
tive following her.
Very true, O learned judge
But when will self-respecing women-quite vir,uous
women let say-stop doing foolish things, impruden
things jealous husbands set detectives follow
ing themi
And which cause husbands well other TO lose
faith the virtue the trustwohiness. OF womAnkind to
just how much difference there is after ALL between
good women" and bad womenr
No such note TO a married woman
without SOME for doing oor feeling free to do
In this case alleged to be mental eompanonship
shared by the lady and the whom she sent the collar
buttons
Her story is accepted. her plea granted A home IS
up another domestic tragedy recorded The blame Is
shared BY and the bad woman mentioned in the
wcs evidence The wifcs mental companionshp outside
her family circle does make her bad woman-it may
been ndiscreet, but she still remains good woman
There wonder, sometimes. which makes
the trouble the bitterest hearbreak the lament
calls bad the folly OF other who call themselves
good!
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US. TyphoidDeath
Rate Leads World
Forty-Five in 100000 Population Die An
nually, While Non-Fat Cases Cost Mil
lions in Economic Loss.

OF the disease. Most cases linger
on, prolonging suffering for one to
three months and very often leaves
Its stamp In the form OF heart
weakness or kidney trouble.
Extensive outbreaks Of typhoid
which occur with such regularity
In America are the result OF OBJ
vfously faulty and dangerous SAM
tary conditions. as we know now
that typhoid can only result from
such conditions I'm a community.
Yakima county. Washington, for
Instance. shows a typhoid death
rate of almost $50 per I0O,000 Of
population--commonly said to be
the highest in the United States.
The reason for this is because
few OF the towns have adequate
sewerage systems and the public
water supply is seldom developed
10 sufficient extent to keep pace
with the growing population.
Also. In Yakima county rural dis
tricts, cesspools are located near
wells with astounding frequency.
according 10 the reports OF the
United States public health bul-
letins.
The future OF typhoid a. . mem
ace 70 the health Of the America
people depends upon the peop
themselves. IL fs an easily pf
Yentabie disesse-thIs much hS,
been proven; but II remains With
the public 70 work together aione
the preventive lines laid down b.
those who have studied the cub
Iect.
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10 SIT auifscsut Wnilo the artist
pads
The program with a doren reels Of
ada.
The oraspin'est Man
The graspen'est man ever
knowed." said Uncle Jerry PEBBLES.
was an old chap named snoopins.
Somebody told him once that when
he breathod he took in oxygen and
gave out carbon. He spent a whole
day tryin' TO find out zhich OF them
two gases cost the most ~ you had
60 buy EN-. lie wanted TO know
whether he was maxim or iosin'
money when he breathcd."
Not Needed
Two college students were ar.
raigned before the magistrate
charged with hurdiing the low spots
In the road In their motor car
Have you lawyer" asked the
magistrate.
We're not going to have any
lawyer" answered the elder OF the
students. We've decided 90 tell
the truth"
improved Proverbs
The Pot shouldn't call the Kettle /;
let him sleep.
Never too late TO mend II your
eyesight Is good.
Make hay while the son sleeps
Look before YOU every leap year
Coming events sell the papers
before.
Down 10 Business
Stern Parent SO you want my
daughter. huhi Got any money!
Suitor-Yes. sir. How high do
you quote herr
Prudent
Il proposed to my stenogra.
pher--"
You didn't"
Don't get excited. ! only pro
posed she should be assister ia
me-"
The Business Revival
J. NJ. Allen. the enterprising pro
prietor or the Racket Store. has
been having some changes made
about the store, and has transfer
red the post card case from the
north TO the south side --Daven
port, Ia, Times.
Not Dependable
Yes. tried the experiment OF
an office girl instead OF an office
boy. She didn't whistle or smoke
but she failed TO please the office
force"
why was that?"
"She could never learn 10 go out
and get the correct score"
A Newcomer
This beefsteak." said n boarder
at a hotel at the seaside, must be
three weeks old
81 couldn't say" replied the wait.
or. I've only been here fort
night
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VTYAstiikGToN, Jan. g.
w What 10 preparedness
" In the navy and army.
and what policy the United
States should adopt as TO the
size and kind Of navy and army,
are questions decided at pres
ent by few civilians learned
In the practice OF the law and
practical politics.
The committees In the house
and the senate on naval and
military affairs are really the
commission on national de-
fensc." In so far 40 this country
has any such institution.
These gentlemen prepare the
annual bulge; for the army and
navy and therefore they hold
the purse strings and are the
real power TO which the great
departments OF navy and war
bow. Before these committees,
aoulirals. generals. chlcfs OF
staff and members Of the GEN
eraI board truckle and wheedle.
Congressman Gardner was twit.
ting on facts when he said TO the
naval affairs committee: You
gentlemen must bear in mind that
am neither prisoner at the bar
nor an admiral"
The committee was INDUCING In
its customary practice OF brow
beating.
Ordinary admirals and generals
do not dare 10 express opinions con.
trary TO well-known preiudices OF
the members OF these committees
These committees-our council OF
national defense, MS the democratic
platform names it--are made up OF
veteran members OF the house and
senate. and are graduates. not in
military matters. but in the gentle
art OF getting elected TO congress
and staying there. Most OF them
are lawyers.
Amazing insanItary conditions in
rural schools disclosed in investi
cation by the United States public
health service in Eastern Tennes
see and Northern Georgia will re
suit in a nationwide campaign for
improved hygiene In the countr,
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ERANCIS ]. TIETSORT is reporter who has done an
= unusual thing.
Fired from his job because interview he turned in
fake by the alleged to have given IT, he
has damages and undertaken prove
only the said for publication what Tetso said ne
also that the why the interview repudacd
because the mans employer feared the interview would
business loss.
The psychological effect of type Many fellow
chey could be until he his words reported
cold type Then OF sudden the temperature drops frost
accumuacs around his feet and the thing know the
meek and humble reporter is branded liar.
Reporters have he'd OF course for they're only human
But they don't lie often for it's risky Even II they had
scrupes II they hard nail down the slip
perry chaps who try fool them they'd be forced favor
the truth by the necessities OF their job.
We're glad reporter has the and the to
refuse to be the goat.
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I'm the Editors
Mail
coMMeNps RENT FIGHT

Editor The Star. Your attack on
the greedy landlords is an honest
blow delivered 10 the right spot.
People, every day, are beginning
TO see more and more clearly the
striking connection between the
opulent landowner and the high cost
OF living
Would II not be iudicious as well
as a benevolent move. at this time.
for the landlords to come forward
with an offer e supply food and
shelter to the victims OF the un.
Just system OF which they (the
landlords) are chief benefieiarlcsg
They would. perhaps, prefer TO
ses the hungry hordes, like those
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01
: Why Not "Sear ON This New Years Day for Change :.

bration from which good folks are bar
red, but SWEARING ON is privilege
which the good as well as the not SO
good may share.
The man who neither drinks nor
swears and is nice to his mother-in-law
has little to swear off, but there's plenty
for him to swear on to. He could, for
instance, swear on to public spirit, broth
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49, BIZ
OLSON 0aTrdper

school houses. II Is announced.
Examination OF nearly $4,000 per
sons, mostly school children. and
many school buildings. showed
among many other unhealthful con
ditions. soil pollution contributing
to hookworm infection.
Large numbers OF school children
examined were suffering from
trachoma, a dangerous contagious
eye disease, which. IL not treated
In time. impairs or even destroys
vision.
Advice 70 housewives TO buy
chickens undrswn and with
their heads and feet still on,
10 given by the United States
department Of agriculture In .
bulletin just issued.
When the feet Of a chicken
are removed the housewife
loses ono OF the easiest methods
OF telling the age Of the bird.
Young chickens have smooth,
clean feet and shxnks. Old
birds have rough. scaiy legs and
buttons or spurs.
: The head OF a chicken that 10
not fresh Will show a ereenish
color below the bill, sunken
eyes, and a darkenlng or dlscoi-
Grafton on the neck, AIl Of
which Indicate decay.
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erly love, and consideration for the
man who has less than he has.
The woman who shuns gossips, idle
ness and frivolity has nothing worth
while to "swear off"-but she could
SWEAR ON to gentleness, sympathy
for the unfortunate, tenderness to chill
dren.
The SWEARING ON habit is just as
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good for the poor rich man" as for the
man who hasn't much of the worlds
goods. It's good habit for the young
sters, and better habit for grown-ups.
Why waste your time swearing off
the bad habits of the old year mistakes
cannot be unmade.
Why not SWEAR ON few GOOD
HABITS FOR 1915?
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MOST ANYTHING.

A Roar
We care for moving pictures. we
admit:
Most any time well gladly burn a
'git"
To sec n reel OF drayms or enjoy
Tho slap-atick stuff made for the
hol polloi.
We care for moving pictures. as
before
We stated. but II seems m awful
Dor.
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FO0TPADS SOAKED

Blff, Biffi The umbrellas OF
Miss Jessie Stewart. 1897 Whitman
ave. and Mrs. G. G.. Archibald, 1910
Aurora ave, descended on the heads
OF two armed holdup men who
stopped them at N. 10th and Whit
man ave. at $50 Wednesday night.
The men fled.
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Hou to LiUe and When to Die

ID ROF STARR. Chicago universitys expert and
things says he expects live be 40 years old His
recipe for long life very simple Just be placid always
smile and keep the job all the time"
1t may we'll be doubted, though whether years the
Of life The best OF life is experience
the things has thought and thus made his the
feelings has had; the lessons has learned
In themselves few years less for little
Unless each day brings interesting task contribu-
experience, addition the OF worldly knowl-
edge spiritual insight and rpenes Of outlook Of what
value is it?
The routine Of living the chalkng ifes score
board OF uneventful daysvegetable existencc unim-
portant
1t is keeping the job" that couns-keeping alert
keeping interested being always in the OF the
OF the times
The time die. could be fixed by choice is when lv-
ing be growth when begins become lust dead
weight loaded on the younger generation.
MATEo CAL, grand eight women on H. bas
discharged for exceeding It's funeons
on hst Jury having things said TO
dudes boycott iah
thought New Jersey.
MAYBE JAPANs going "dry" She rice
dcnouncng
bushels Of 1t by the breweries
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UP TO eRirs, HE SAYS

Editor The Star: It seems that
"Beleian-American' has another
think" coming II he cannot see
that England's jealousy Of German
progress caused tho war. II he will
look np his history he will find such
has been England's course with
every country which has threatened
10 Guido Great Britaln's progress
No one can deny that Germany
leads the world In art and science
In al Of Germany there are not
as many paupers as can be found
In London alone. Germany carha
for her poor and teaches every man
a trade. America would do well 10
follow suit.
But II is England's duty 10 care
for the Belgians now.
READER.
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hordes OF the bloody continent. ex.
terminate themselves automatically
by the simple process OF cutting
each others throats. w. J. b.
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cilrate measure.
rnent OF the de-
gree OF santa
tion attained by
that community.
The disease. gen.
orally speaking, In
more common In
mild elm ate y
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Why swear off on New Years day?
Why not SWEAR ON?
We've been swearing off year after
year on the years birthday and the
world doesn't seem to be a great deal
better for these good resolutions.
So why swear off at all-and why
not SWEAR ON?
Swearing off is New Years cele-
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than IN the colder ones. though II
is present In greater or less de-
gree In practically all lands.
The average annual death rate
for typhoid In the United States as
n whole In recent years has been
about IS per 100000 OF population.
And this rate 10 over three times
NJ great as that OF the other ad-
ssneed, civilized nations OF the
world And while other nations
have shown a tendency TO steadily
decrease their typhoid mortsIity
rate. that OF the United States has
actually Increased.
This can only mean. then. that
the people of the United States
have not taken sufficient precau-
lions against this terrible malady.
For the economic loss. the suffer
Ing. the waste OF money and time
consumed by the ravages OF ty-
nhold cases which do not end IA
tally. IL appalling.
About one patient IN IL or Is dies
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mia ~. and Eishth Az. s.aiu

Use any cars via Westlaks az. Modern
Elegantly furnished rooms, with the best
in cleanliness. comfort and courtesy for
the least money Transient. Soc to u.
weekly. 1870 to ~
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TYPHOID

~1~~~N~N-@~c>>>~~~~~>>~~
The typhoid death rate in any
community furnishes a fairly nc.
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MAYBE JAPANs going "drye She much rice
dcnouncing the consumption
bushels Of II bre~eres
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AS A war measure, London dudes boycott.
tobacco dealer announced that " from
fhouaht II came from New Jersey
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SAN MATEo, CAL, grand jury, with eight club women
been sunary discharged for exceeding its functions
,n that jury having warm things said TO them.