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The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20
Montbrook, Sept. 1s.

All right, senator; glad you have
only kind feelings; but your feelings
must have changed in two days, else
you wouldn't have written that tum-
my-aching letter to the Times-Union
and Tribune, in which you said 85
per cent. of the voters in Northwest
Marion are negroes. Perhaps you
haven't met your Waterloo. But the
next, time you come out for public Of
fee, you are going to have to ex-
plain to democrats and prohibition
ists, both of whom you claim to rep
resent, why Mr.. Nugent's letter tc
you was found being circulated as q
campaign document among the ne
groes last week.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20

The Serbian government has dec
grated John d. Rockefeller for his aid
in the fight on typhus. In the Unit
ed States when he does good deed
he is generally decorated with a
brickbat.-T Times Union.
We know him better than the Ser
bians do.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20
SOLID FARMING AND
STOCK SECTION

The eighth annual Marion County
Fair will be held at Ocala November
23rd to 26th, inclusive. Marion coun-
ty is noted for its excellent general
farming land and is famous as a
stock producing section.-Florida
Grower.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20
Advertised Products
ARTHUR COBB is
SENDING THEM OUT

Those Marion County Fair people
have the right idea. They send out
complimentary tickets to the editors,
with a nice letter of invitation that
sounds like it was really meant, and
in the letter is not a single enclosure
for free insertion.-Leesburg Com
mercial.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20

The Mexicans on the border who
have been firing at will into Ameri-
can territory for the last four years,
seem to regard the shooting back,
put into practice lately, with panied
surprise.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20

We are afraid we will never get to
go to Pass-a-Grille. Straub has prom
ised himself the treat of ducking US
if we go. We don't mind being duck
ed by a pretty girl, but Straub isn't
a girl.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20

We have a few or the famous Shu-
mate and Chase razors which we will
sell below cost price to close out. The
Court Pharmacy. If
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20

NY GcS6hLAlOHhdA bfAAl
some other woman
may be induced, as
i feel sure she will,
to use your Favor
ite Prescription.
From my expert
ence in receiving
very decided help
.from its use, / feel
lequany as certain
that she also viii
get the desired re-
lief. Ny cheekE
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20

Higgs-Crooke is a criminal lawyer,
isn't he? Diggs-He's a lawyer, but
as to his being criminal, / think he's
too careful TO quite overstep the line
New York Sun
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20

Kissimmee owns its electric light
plant, and the council of that town
has just cut the rate for current
down from II cents to 8.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20

Our sheet music stock Is up-to-date
Daily demonstrations.
S-2-tf Lattner's Eiano Store.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20

God gives every bird it's food, but
does not throw II into the nest. @.
Holland
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20

Sweet pea and nasturtium seed
just in. Biting & Co., 40 N. Mag
nolia street. 17-6t
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20
Advertise in the Star.
NERVOUS COLLAPSE.

Kissimmee, Fla.-"I have been think
ing for long time that would send you
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20

For plumbing ana electrical work
see III. w. Tucker. Phone 300. If
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20

K. of P. meet this evening.
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
PROBE CoMMIsSIoNSTILL EXISTS

The State probe commission in some
respects reminds one of TeRnySon S
brook. One more victim however has
been thoroughly operated on and the
public is about ready to be informed OF
the nature f the ailment. This
last case is that of the State peni
tentiary. The probe Of this institution
has been completed and the drafting of
It's report on the situation has been
started. The chairman reveals the
terrifying statement if something isn't
done the State will have one thousand
or fifteen hundred ConyictS turned
loose upon the community. He says
they have no funds 10 feed these people
and to turn them loose is the only
alternative unless something is done to
relieve the situation. We believe we
voice the sentiment of the State with
the possible exception of the convicts
themselves when we say we hope some
way will be provided to feed them.
The commission will also recommend
that the penitentiary board go into the
business of diverSif1cation and secure
north Louisiana lands anG 90 into the
cotton business.
The extra session of the Legislature
will be called to convene on May 10th
and we respectfully call the attention
Of our law makers to the above state
of facts.
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
Ward One, Resident.

5S-E. /. Bowers, 80 acres VIZ of NEA
3I-lO-3 -. ..,.........' ...........,.' 44.7o
SIS, L. Cary, 40 acres NWI4 of NEA
25-IO-3. .,,.............- .......... -. s.3s
12T-Glenwood Plantation, 234.T1
acres NWk and W 20 acres or II
arpents Of SWA 27-10-3 ............ 6l.12
l4s-Robert P. Howell, 141 acres, SO
acres on = end Of extreme ". .
arpts strip sec 13-11-3, 30 acres on
N, lo's and sec 14-1I-3, also Is
acres Mend of arp strip on extreme
W side 1918 3..,................... 4o.44
I5s-Flair Landry, Al acres beg alta
point on " line 34-1O.3 said point
being arUts of NV cor of swift
said SEE. thence E parallel with n
line said sec IA arpts, thence s 3
arpts, W II arpts, N arpts .. 1901
204-J. A. McCorkle. 40 acres 16 int in
S15 OF NV Il 34-10-3 0-3............... $50
20s-F. ", 4 H. C. Ney, 72O acres. E16
Of E16 10, Wa of sec 20, M of NV
II of NFiI. NJ nf NJ of NW14 90,
M of NE14 of NEA 30-11-4 -. 33I.34
226-Raymond SPELL 4O.12 acres Ek
lot 2 or VIZ of NW14 25-11-4 ....... s.45
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
IioW's Thisi

Nc offer One Hundred Dollars
keward for any case Of CataIIn
that cannot be cured by Hans
Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY G CO.. Toledo, 2,
We. the undersigned. have known +. .ss !.
Cheney for the last Is years. and oeis.ss benz
him perfectly honorable in all busins~s
transactions and financially able TO cat''
out any obligations made by his nralI,
NATIONAL BANK OF C0MMEHCEso
Toledo. Y.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internan'
acting directly upon the blood ana ~ ~.
cous surfaces of the system Testimony ~
sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle so~
by all Druggists.
> Take Halls Family Pills for constipsts1
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
Ward Six Non Residents

2796-C Berdon,lots 10 81 blk I3, lot
10 blk s, lot 81, blk snb of SIS of
sR LEA and sw IA 81 and Nl6 aS-e-5 1850
27a7-C Berdon lot 80 sub sw IA
% o.. ........ .................. 4.3s
2sO5--l c Bucklin. lots Is 16 blk 10
Roanoke. Observation-Disclosures. 5.4I
2sos-L G Buckin,I6O acres NE l-4II04 II .3S
2s07- NJ Buhler. lot ) blk 6, lot 16 subof
OF NJ 2S. swA and SIC of sE42 2I95 4.36
2sIS--J D Cline. that part of Els of Wiz
OF seq 2S . lying OF K r, lots
I8 20 81 y so 81 "a I05 II6 I20 I2S
I350 134 81 I35 72Newman'sub of R16
OF SEX 2S and VIZ of sw4 2795,
two ) acre tracts in Newman sub of
E1s OF SEA % and Wiz of sw4 81 8 5 1850
2S24-Dolby, Weber, Allen. EtalS lots
u z 10 II sub E15 of sw & 27 95 436
2S43-CJ Hamilton, NEA lot Smith
sub VIZ OF sw1-4 % 95......,....,. 4.s6
2s56-J e Lewis so acres S16 ofSKl4
r296...........,..........-,.......... "a SO
2S71-A H Newman, lots 6, III, %, 35.
g, -. 10, 3s, 56, II, 50, Or, 62. III.
4 70, 76, n, A, S3.SS, ,9S, 80, 100, Io6
10, IA. NJ, 70. t29, 1913, I42, e5
Newman sub VIZ of sw Il 27-9-5 u.0e
2ss4;, Richard and Wasey lots 1873
DIX 81 foanoke........ ....... -. 5.41
2S93-Smlth and Fels lots 1881 blk Is.
lot 10, blk s. lot 81 blk 5
snb Sc OF SEX and swN u M
2s-a-9 .....,............... ;. =. 1850
29I0--E Jane Walshe Q l-6 acres in ASA
in NV cor OF sen of sE4 Of sEK2i
9-2..''..'.........-...........,.,.,... 4.s5
29I2 Warren and GundalI, acre off SE
lot IL sub Els of sw4 27-9-5 oo1
1922 l Wolf SEX lot sub of VIZ of
sW4 70 -9-5 os1
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
Ward 9, NONRESIDENT. !.

399a.Brown Baggett, 100 acres Sc II
-.-o .'..,-.'... ............ .......... 1906
4oos-M. Buhler, 100 acres NE1.4of
Sc Ia T-S-6, < int in s1S of sE Ia
F16 of sw IA 35-7-7 ...... 7ss
401 011-Calcssieu Oil l. Pipe Line IN
lot l2 sub E1e of 81 IA of-SE Ia IL
,o' . SUP sts SEs-4 1s-s-6.......... 2.86
4ol2--H. B Calm, 100 acres Ell ofw
4 -:.........................,... e.a9
4o15-E 8. Clements, 200 acres lots
Z: u, IA sec 4-s.7 sw IA Of sw IA
- ........ ......................... 1I.44
4o17-A. ". Cole, so acres sE 1.4 of sK
Ia 3, NV Ii of NE IA 1885 -. 1928
40lS--Geo. Collier Il Cook. 10 aeres
W1e OF WIZ of sw IA of WV Ia r786 4Ss
4o19-J. R. Cook. 15 int in lots g, rs.
10, II sub II of sE I.4 of NV ID
- g.. ...... ..........,......... 2.e2
402I-0 s, Dolby, IS acres Wiz ofSp
I-4of sw la $50, less acres .. Gas
4032-J. F. Gray & Wife Est, 100 acrs.
NV IA OF NV II 2I-7.8. Is int in ElS
OF sw IA, s19 of Sg Ia IS IT, 7sa
404o-M. P. Hoyt 461S acres oe aeres
Of sw q Of sw n and I-2 INV
u of sw 4 1855 -6........... Ara
4e43-Lake Charles Ry. 4 Nav. Co.
A0.fo miles main line a $500 .io3s. IL
4054 "A. u. Mayo. $50 acres NE Ia 10
T6, NV III of NV IA 81 sw IA of
'NE IA, I-2 of Sc IA 3277, NwT.4
of NV IA 2, 3 I-2 of sw IA of NwI.4
''''@'''''s.s .'.............,..,,,. 5.53
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
Ward 7, Nonresident.

BATE. S. Clements, 20 acres I.2 int
in NV ii of SW Ia 25-11-6 ........
3476-Mrs. Euclide Desormeaux, 80
acres W 1-2 of Sc IA 24-l1-6. ......
34S2-SimeoR A. Guidry, so acres W
1-2 OF Sc Ia 21-10-5
1855. A. Guidry, 400 acres SEl-4 of
SEAof Sc y of NEA s-11-5. NE IA
of NW1-4 %, NV IA of NV IA 80,
SW IA of NE Ia 21, SW Ia of NV
Ia, SW IA 2S-10-5...............
349O--J. L. Holland, so acres n 1.2 of
NE IA 19-l1-5 .....................
3506-F. ]. West, 100 acres S 1-2 of
SW Ia, SW IA of Sc IA 26-11-6..
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
DRAINAGE AND GOOD ROADS.

Following up our discussion of last
week upon the argument advanced bv
those who are opposed to the bond
issue for improved public highways,
the next argument against the bond
issue is that our drainage problem
should be settled first which they say
is necessary before it is possible to
construct the contemplated system of
highways.
There is no doubt but that our
drainage problem is very important
one Our lands cannot be brought
into their highest state of productiv.
ness until we improve ourdrainage.
It will be recalled that some months
ago several drainage meetings were
held in the parish looking to some
practicable method of solving our
drainage problem. The committees
appointed to work out the details of
the plans have evidently run npon
some difficulties in the way of an ad.
Rauate system and at least for the
eSent this movement is being worked
dt along other plans. Under the
present law drainage tax must be
uniform throughout the drainage
district. Some argue that since the
advantages to be derived from the
establishment of a drainage system
would not be uniform there should g q
graduated tax in nproportion. 70 the ben
eft that one derives from the system
Whether there is any merit in this
argument or not we are not discussing
but the argument would serve ta
develop considerable opposition if any
thing like an adequate drainage district
should be undertaken. Then again if
has been felt that unless our drainage
bitches on the south could extend to
the gulf opening up an outlet the entire
distance there would be opposition in
the Southern part of the parish. These
considerations just now would subject
a general bond issue for drainage to
very serious danger of defeat.
While on the other hand the building
Of the contemplated system of high.
ways would Of itself necessarily include
a very substantial Improvement to our
drainage. In order to build the pro.
posed public roads it will be necessary
to throw up a good road bed and do
good drainage side bitches. These
bitches will not only insure permantly
high and dry roads but will at the same
time afford good drainage outlets for a |
good part of the parish.
We believe our drainage work is 90
ing to claim the effort of the people
at an early day in manner that will !
result In solution of this problem. I'll
may be worked out in the way of es. |
tabliShment Of drainage districts lust |
as the work has been undertaken in |
the Grand Marias Drainage District on |
eur east. But this question just now
should not interrupt the progress of the
movement for good roads.
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
Ward ], Resident

3552-Frank B. Caffall, 81 acres all
that part of NV Ia of SW1-i Sill
D except II IL a'across n side said
40 acres, also acres in NE cor of
SW IA of SW Ia Bills .....
3561--Wm. Cox. so acres E l.2 of NE
II Of NE4:24-1I-6, NS4 of NWLl
10, NJ Of NE 14of NV y :l9-11-5.. g
3576-Elias Derouen, S 80 acres of NV
Il of NEA 80, S16 of SW1S of SEI
l9N 10 acres of NWl4 of Mex 80.
1V-f'..''.....,... $500. ...............
35S8-Henriette Guidry Est. So acres
SW16 of SEA, SEA of SW14 5-Il-5.
361Q-W. F. Humphrey. 3971s acres
SEA of SW4 12, E1@ of NWA. VIZ
of NW4, NWl4 of SWl4 Is, SI6 Of
SEA of SEA, S Il of SW IA of Sc
II "A, n 13 of Ne IA 90, NE Ia of
SW IA 1904 i
36s2--The Wilkins Co., 40 acres s L
Sc IA. Ne IA of Sc "A, VIZ of SW
IA, NE "A of SW Ia. NV IA of Sc
IA IL. SE Ia 1l.l0-4 0-4.... 8
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
Ward :, NONRESIDENT

3729--Colin Hebert, so acres NlS of NV
II 6-9-6
3T27--G. " Johnston, 100 acres Wiz
of Ne IA 36-S-6, w1s of sw IA ls-
0-6.
374S--L. Leyey, 10 acres VIZ of Els of
NE1-4 of NV IA 1895. ........
376g--Richsrd & Pitre. . acres in sE
cor of NV of NE IA 2S-e-6. 41O
# front st L NJ l. s, bet pararI
lines 20S IL
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
Excursion to Beaumont.

Sunday, April Is. there will an excur.
sion train to Beaumont, and return,
leaving Roanoke 500, Welsh S:4S, Iowa
s:sS IA m. Fare Welsh and Roanoke,
$l.7S: Iowa. $3.50. Return p m. San
Antonio base ball playing Beaumont,
speeial feature.
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
Saturday. Nav 2a, A D. 1915.
Ward One, Nonresident.

NO ANU.
6-E. S. Clements, NV n, 62-1o-2 IS IO.41
lO-C c. Gauthier, 40 acres y int. in
F16 Of SFll, 29-1O-3 .....,-.-....... 1880
Strickland, 367.67 acres
beg at the " back line sec 13-1l-3
Jos Pierines Grant No. 1875 at q
cypress post the lower back cor of
SW cor of tract Of land purchased
by Bowers, REYNOLDS and Streater
thence magnetic course 80 follows:
$3.50 30, F46s9 # in thence n
43o As. 1904 # thence Y $50 30
" 1888 # to back line of SEE 13,
thence down said line to beginning 64.o1
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
Asst. No.

Asst. No. A
s23-The wilkins Co.2326 acres sll sec
32, E116 Of SEA 3i.a.3. y acres in
NV part Of NW14 oiSE 40, lying
NV Of canal M of NW14 Of AVA 7
io-3,all land s. ofa.P RR a. follows
VIZ SW14 2s. So 20, KlS Of seq 30:
WI5of3. .9.3, NW< Of NW14 4,sE>4.W
X Of NEt4. NF14 ofNEA. NWh. E1s
ofSW "a &. NE14 and SWh o. less
acres in SE corner Of NE$ Q. lee1 92
acres in SF.A Of SWLi 6, NJ of NV
Il, aWL of NW14 7-I0-3 less 80 scTs
In NJ II o[REHI3z. 49,. 33G
ea2-A, G. WiuktNs> >7Io scres VIZ Kot9
EA so all that part OF SW44 5 OF RI
30-8.3. ......... .......... .... ...." y
a43-G. B. Zigier. 32s screEt9 s.I0-3., 81
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
Lake Arthur

263-Mrs. Elmira Andrus, Lot 81, Blk
Ism. o. .Ave.................... ........ 2.O4
329-T. E. Brown, Lot %, blk 90 o. P. II 80
332 M Ruhler, Lots 1.3-4-5-21-22-23
24-25-36-37-3s-39-40, blk 26 o. P.
lots 1n-1T-1S-l9.20. blk 20 lot I6
blk 25 lot l6 blk 90 o. P. ..-....,.... 1859
334-Frank B Caffall. lot 81 blk 24.. 2.04
346-E. S. Clements, lot 6 blk 2...... 2.54
362-Alcee Cormier, lot SO blk 21.... 3.79
386-Louis Courts, Lot Is blk ID. 2.2e
3s4-Ioseph Dominique, lots 4.5 blk
McG & Tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.54
4o8-C. NJ. Fisher, N part lot blk B.. 500
412-Emery Flowers Lots 21 22 blk 2
McTary tract ct.............. .......,.. 1.79
4I3-Emerv Gertrude Flowers. Lots 6
7-S-9-10-l1 blk II S. Marquarts 2nd
add.......................-..-. $50
416-Leroy Foard, Lot 80 blk ca. l.55
41S-0fa Forman, lot Is blk IL. 70
44s--H. J. Caves, lots 80 blk "a ...... 3s2
447-Joseph Graves, lots rs blk "a 1.79
456-M E. Hagnis, lots $500 blk TO-. 229
474-Robert p Howell, S end lots Ala
l1-3. S15 lot and portion lot sec
IL lib. lots "a sec 14-11-3, lots "a
blk 27 0. P. lots 1-2-3 blk D. Nc
Cheney End sub. lots SO bkI
lots 17-ls blk .: lots rs 8
blk Howell's add dd.................. 47,S5
495nnLake Arthur Club, lots 3-4blk 1 an2
X NJ. add ............ .... ...... 1881
5O3--,IT., '. Laurent, n part lots 2s-2a-3o
Blk II 0. P........................... 7.37
51O-Nrs Rufus Lee, lot SO Lee and
Marqusrts Sub of one acre lots go. 2.29
574-M. Nelson. lots 54-55 Lees sub of
acre lots lots II to q O.. P lots 90
Lee ard Marquarts add $500 .. 2.29
GLOW o. Quesenbery lot blk B l.. A. 1875
64I--James H. Scott. strip of land 25
feet offs side lot 80 blk S........ 500
646-I s, Smith and H. A. Watson lot
oIk 3....................,...... ............. $40
$50 Ramon Spell, lots 5-6-7-1O.1t-13
DIX 10 y OP.............,.. ..... 500
675--Euzeh Trahan, lot blk
Howell add dd................. 2.2g
sos -Lovett Walton, lot % blk 15.... 7.e2
Ward Two NONRESIDENT
745z-H. W. LAM, 10 acres, s Ell of
SF4 Of sE1-4 24-10-3 -. 255
750-Abrahsm Mayfeld Jr Beg at a
: point 2s0I.26 # z Of SN cor See
1888 thence Z 90.55 # n
9Zo.o 80. ...... $40. ...... $40
I5s-P. G. Pierce, 131 acres lot 4 sac
1902, lots l, 5 Il 9, "a acres onF
side lot 3, and acres IN part loto
sec. l9-in-2, N F14 Of s Ell of s FL.
East y Of VESTS ofSE u of s FX
24,lo-S ........" ......,.. e7.4e
763 -Richard and Wasey, 10 acres lot
and'W1k 8, lot z Conklin Sub Of 10
scres in lots l1-I2 sec 43-9-3, y int
IN tract com at s point on S line
1893 W 2263.92 It r II SW
eor: sec. 43 thence N 500 TO- W sol
u fttn line lot 10, sec AZ then
east 521M # to line see. AZ then
par'l with said sec line S 50 feet W
534 81 teet to CON. om........ OK
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
Ward Two Resident

ISL: G. Bucklin 100 acres NWA
o-1o-3' .............. ....."........ go 4s
7s7-s. L. Gary. $40 acres Sec 1e.1O.3 115.3s
7eo-Dsniel Collins, com. at p9int m
line OF Eckel tract 325 It " from
SE cor thence w to E line sec los
20 feet con acre less 90 feet ofN
side IN 2 10S west ok
7o2-W 3. Conklin, lots 2-4-s Conklin
suo oT 10 acres, lots 11-12 sec A.
S"O..,,s.-..,.......... S"O ...,... q Xxx
s@o=C. n. Gautheir Est 24TlS acres Y
El4, NJ Of SEA 22-1o.S "A an
sel1oWm Langley, E s1x acres Of
H1s 'ot f,'-..,- ...... -. ...... S.SS
s52-Mrs VIM Langley 3ox acres Of
center 70 lot Z 49,. -, aRs
eS6-O. s. Miller, 5 acres in sF cornar
ofS Wa 10-10-3 aSr
Ss9@-Norwood Plantation. 700 acres N
E54. N1S Of SE14 SyY14 OF SEAN so
sores seres OF SEA Of sEA N so acres Of
A smA 23-lo-S,. NW4. OF SW1-4,
Of NWi.4, NEa % NWM
lot 2 or NV OF NE4 except 10 acr
com,on line see % . chs W of NV
cor nE74 ssid sec 5 10eh suffi-
sent DISTANCE 60 make 10 acres, com
Sh cor OF seq OF EW14 24, E to E
me. sald see q then N 1 chs W 60
CHS 10 lks n chs lks E 8 chs NE
alrsctIon point Of n line SV1< of NE
q "a w on said line % chs "a lks fo
NV cor OF SE d OF NWl-4 said SEQ
20 pace aI beg con SO acres also RW
thru SWl4 Of Nsl4 "a all in 1913. 33s %
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
SATURDAY. Nav q. A. 0. 1915

and that number of pieces Of said properly
so delinquent are now being advertised u
this Newspaper in conformity with she NV
preparatory to such sale.
The attentionef all Mortgage Creditors !
especially called 10 these advertisements o.
Tax Sales and they are warned to take suen
steps prior to the sale as may be necessary y
protect their interests.
JOSEPH F. FUSILIER
Sheriff and Ex-oficio Tax Collector. Psrlsn 81
Jefferson Davis. State of Lonisians.
Shefif's Office, Jennings, La, April Is, l9le'
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
Ward Five, Resident.

266I-Brown Baggett, so acres WIZ of
sW IA 3O-7-5, ,....... .................
2744-Jules Marcenac, . acres SIS of sE
4of Sc 1T of NV IA 1876 ~
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23

! By YYRVUF o. the Enthorlty vested IN me
and By the constitnkioD and the Jaws Of thI
State ofLozisians, ! viii seU ut the principal
font donr ofthe Court House in which the
Civil District CNNrt Of the PsvlsNi is held With
in legsl hnurs for jndicisl Siles beginning Al
II o clock s. 10. on
Saturday, May 29, A D. 1915.
and continuing on each succeeding day until
said sale is complete, sL -Immovsble property
on which Taxes are now due to the State of
Louisiana, and the Parish of Jefferson Davis,
as we'll as all other Taxes levied to enforce
collection Of Taxes assessed in the year 1914,
together with interest thereon from the 31st.
day of December 1914. at the rate of Ten tIO)
per cent per annum until paid and all costs.
The names Of said delinquent Tax Payers,
the amount of Taxes as due by each on the as
Sessment rolls for said year and the Immova-
bic Property assessed to each TO be offered for
sale is az follows, to-wit:
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23

Amt Asst. No. A..
4o65-Emma Poe, 1oo acres E1-o of
NV u, sw u Of NV u 25 577,. IN
4o66-JOhn H. Poe, 100 acres sRr4of
4.32 SW Il IS. s I-2 Of NV IA Of NV ii
"a 7, Sc Ia Of sE IA 14s;
1890 4067-J. H. Poe, 40 acres NV IA ofsv
II 30 . .............-.............. s4i
5.33 4o69-W. A. Poe. 46o acres sE u ofn
Il 23, Sw Ia of sw II q, Sw "a
26, W I-2 of NV IL, sE IA of Ngi4
30, N I-2 of NV 4 of NV Z 2471 1874
4072-Y, R. Reeves, 20 acres Y1-2of
2l.6e sE y of NV u 90 6....... 2.ss
4o73-ReeTes & Gossett, 40 acres swK
1914 OF Sc s7................,....... -. sss
407S-J. s. Smith, lots 1, 7::blk4,s,e.
27.04 II, sub of sE Il Of ne d. sw kofNE
a Is 6, lot II. sub I-2 of sE Eof
NV q II S6.........................S SIS
4OS7-J. L. Wasey, - of sw Y ofsv
4SS6, lot I2 sub I-2 of Sc Il of
NE u II, lot sub ls of NV 41ss6 4oI
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
Ward 8. Resident.

3s11-.Frank B. Caffall, 40 acres swI.4
of NE IA 12-10-6 6......,.... soe
3s12--Frank b. Caffall. 24o acres Sc IA
OF NV IA. sw IA IL, NV IA of wv
IA l4a-6:,............,,............ 4s.o2
3S13-Frank B. Caffall, $50 acres s15
~ 7-9-6,... ~. ............... es.e7
382s-Ieonard Cormier, lot IL blk
Lacasine e,.;:,....,.......,... -. 4.o1
ss61-A Fuselier, 40 acres sw Ia of
swI4 aa-1o-6.....,..............,... 7.4o
3s69,-John Q: GuZman. 80 acres, E1k
90 OF Ne S1 IA 1875. a1.ss
ssa9--Wesley Holland, so acres, Nj of
Nw!-4 I4.io-e ,..,......,....... = 1905
3795--Mrs. Minnie l.. Johnston. so
acres WIS ofsw IA 1856 -" 17.74
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23
Notice To Mortgage Creditors.

In conformity with Section 63. Act No.s5oi
1888, Notice is hereby given to all psFnss
holding mortgages upon real estate located .
the Parish of Jefferson Davis, State Of LOUIS
ana. on which the Taxes for the year 1918
have not been paid that will begin the sale q
the same at the Court House door, in when
The Civil Distr;ct Hourt = bald op
The Rice belt journal., 1915-04-23

Asst. No. Amt
l92O-Frank B Caffall 4272 acres
Sw IA of Sw IA 1913 3............. S.s7
20l6 -Arths Landry, 40 acres SW1.4 Of
NEl-4 1913. Observation-Disclosures. 9.55
2o67--U. s. Philips 40 acres NE IA Of
SEl-< 1888 Observation-Disclosures. 1861
206s.-Mra, Z. J. Philips 1872 acres NJ
Of N1s 1888. .3........................ 52.7o
2OSB-- Young Est 100 acres
Frsct,l Sec 1913 ...... ............... l0.oe
Mfd f00r Mdn-Res(de0t
SNSN>ISiuSene Newzen ExNsNee 700
NCreS NWl-43 43.T.3 .3................. AS.2I
l2l06--LswjS Wolverto1 Rice Co 3o0
acres E16 1913 .,-......,..,....... lo6. Al
2ll1..NeE Orleans Texas and Mexico
RR Co. 36-l00 mile side track at
$500 Observation-Disclosures. SO.Sl
2Il2-New Orleans Texas and Mexico
II. r. Go 7z2 miles main track
@al0,00O 10 mi side track q s250O 1891