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New Britain herald., 1915-10-18

s Vegetable Compound l improved &pidly and tooay am a well woman. l
 hnnot tell you how happy I feel and | hnnot say too much for your Compound. You'd not be without it in the house if cost three times the amount. Mrs. HAS. CHAPMAN, R. F. D. No. 2, Belle |ue, Ohio.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-18
HOPE WOMAN VERY ILL
|nally Restored To Health By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Bellevue, Ohio. .-"I was in terrible
 Ite before took Lydia E. Pinkham's
New Britain herald., 1915-10-18
WOman's Precious Gift.

The enc which she should most zeal Iasly guard, is her health, but it is he one most often neglected, until 1 prne ailment peculiar to her sex has
 Rstened itself upon her. When so af-
 ected such women may rely upon Lydia
 !. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a
 emedy that has been wonderfully suc-
 essful in restoring health to suffering Fomen.
 If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia F. Pinlxham's Vegeta- ble Compound will help you, write POLydia E.Pinkham M edicine Co., kconfidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for ad- vice. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by 8 woman, and held in strict confidence.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-12-02
Concrete dipping Vat Being
I;uilt At lssbel.

The Rogue Chitto Stock Farm
Company, cooperating with the
citizens in the neighborhood of
their ranch ut Isabel, La, is l,av-
iuy a concrete dipping vat built
near the railroad station Of 1sa-
Del. The work of building the
at is being done by the com.
Dany's forces while the neigh
boring farmers are assisting ma
teria!ly IN hauling gravel and
sand for the work, and donating
as much Of their services as
need to be on some of the work
J. p. Parker, of Isabel, donated
the site on which site the Y i
will BE- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Enterprise.
Notice-lt is hereby given that
an applying for 9 pardon.
bud Bprkha|ter'
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As tho Editor Sees 1t.

How many Of our good citizens
realize that this town is depend
ent to a considerable degree upon
the good will and patronage OF
the farming community surround
ing US? And how many ever
give a second thought to the com"
fort of the farmer and his wife
and children when they come to
town?
II we have never done any
thinking along this line before it.
is not too late to begin now.
Let's begin.
We cannot do everything at
once, but we can make start III
the right direction by selecting
convenient site and build sheds
where {ee farmers can leave Their
rigs and hitch their horses and
feel safe in their minds that their
teams will not be frightened by
the innumerable automobiles that
are constantly whizzing by.
some may argue that there are
livery barns and feed sheds where
the farmer can stable his team
for price.
True, there are. But when a
man from town drives out into the
country and stops alta farm house
does the farmer charge him a
quarter or a hall dollar for a
place for his team to stand? Not
a bit Of it. That team is put
right in the barn, or hitched in a
safe place away from the road,
and there is no price attached.
And if tie town man is thus
taken care Of in the country why
shouldn't the farmer be shown
equal courtesy when he comes to
town and spends his money here7
If we want tue farmers trade
we will have to treat him right
when he comes to see US. II we
don't he will find other places to
to 90 and no one will have just
reason to complain.
THIS is but one Of the items in
the count. ]ot's dispose Of it and
! tackle the others.
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7. Ira McGcI,oe

J. Ira McGci,oe
Notice is hereby gives that by N'T.
tue of a writ Of 1ieri tac'h7 Issue.
ont of the 26tn Jucicia! i';strlc; Gov;
of Louisiana, in and &C. Was:'rt:.3
parish. in the above entitled o."
and to me directed, viii: pioc'''
sell at public auction to ,he l"S' 'i-3'
highest bidder, on
Saturday, Jan. s. 1916
NJ tho principal front door o. rue c'>'H '
rou,e at EranFlinton. - ps' W.
tne leyal sale hours 10: ';.''ir"!' -; "
the following described o'"r2't'' -
wit:
F,rst:- Lots . aud r. :sH"1r. 70
b alusa Terrace, acquired Re
McGeehee Of Bogainsa nr1! y ~"
nr,yemcnt Co.. Octoba@ .oiA W..
1er deed If record ~ Convey arc
Book %, page G25, Of til" co've vance
records Of Washington Parish La
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For Justice Of Peace.
Third Ward.
j. e. WOOD.
N \ n.

1.-lan that is born of woman
10 OF few dollars and full of ego
ism.
2.-He cometh forth like a
flower but is wilted by the high
cost Of living and s''riveled by
rent and taxls.
3-He hustletll for lis train anG
mis-sth it by three.q quarters Of a
minuts,
4.-He crosseth the street in
the pride of his manhood and is
tossed three blocks BY a yellow
honk-wagon.
5.-Yea, even his stenographer
leaveth her chewing gum on his
desk chair by accident, and lie
needs must wear his raincoat
home.
6-What is man but the shuttle
cock IT fate wallopel over the
fence by the h1ttledore of adver.
sity!
7.-ln his infancy he etubbett
F1is tos and waileth Justify, anc
III bio maturity he aoquireth the
Rout and oarselh abcrninably.
Yea, his troubles do follow
1nb N f,fe .pnng manhood anc
i 10 mt Eth to wi,u'n he pre-
4 0ss)k doth accept him.
Verify, what is man but a
J. 1tep I et.ui.. upon The heel Of e.
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istence?

istence?
10.-Even is he but a freck|e
| on the face Of Miss Fortune,
when he polished his silk hat
absent.mindedly turneth about
!. 4 sitleth upon it, being there
! re the man who putttth loss IN
,oss.
II, He runneth for office, nor
can ..any one guess what manner
Of man it was who cast tue other
vote for him.
LILLE walketh in the street
and IL bull dog falleth upon him;
he walketh in the fields and an
aviator falleth upon him; ne
hidvth in tho cellar for protec-
ton and the gas meter exploded
and hoistcth him thru the t1oor'
lines unto the third floor; even il
he divcth into forty fathoms Of
water he bumpeth his bean upon
a walerlogged plank.
l3,-The banister Of life adowl
which he slideth is full of splinter
and the Hand Of Fate leadeth hin
| not but weareth brass kpuckle
and jabbeth him constantly.
14.-Yea, verify, man that !
born of woman is destined tt
bills and boils, tolls and thirst
malaria and matrimony.
15.-And when the end comet
he cannot even enjoy the epitapl
provided for him, and the flower
sent to garnish his obsequies AZ
by mistake delivered to the HON
Of his bitterest enemy.
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Sheriff Sale-N0. 2438.
Union Bank
vs..
A. e.. Williams.

Notice is hereby given that By vir-
tue Of an order OF Fierre Facias, is
sued out Of the 2tth. Judicial district
Court Of Louisiana, in ard for WASH
ngton Parish, in the above entitled
cause, and to me directed. | viii pro-
coed to sci! at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, on
Saturday, Dec. IS. 1915.
at the principallront door of the court
house at franklinton La., between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property to-
wit:
Twenty acres of land in section %
township 2 South, range TO East, St.
helena Meridian, boundaries rs fol-
lows: Commence at he Northeast
corne. of Section or Headris III, SO
Jesse Day Hcadright,): Thence North
TO Road known as Five Thousand
Dollar Road. Thence Asst Along
! said road to line of section 80,
Tow nsihp 2 Sout!@ R.ngo II East.
Thence along said Section 80, sufficient
distance to embrace 20 acres, thence
East to eastern boundary OF Jesse Day
! Headlight, Thence Nortr along Jesse
! Gay Headlight to POINT @. be
ginning.
'Tern,s Of sa}e-;;ash with beneh:
appraisnent.
This 18TH day OF Noveiaoer 1919.
T. J. simmons, Sheriff.
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Constable Sale
lst Ward Justice Court For
Washington Parish Louisiana.

OOnStEDlC t9ilN
lst Ward Justice Court For
Washington Parish Louisiana.
W D. Cox & ca.
vs..
Walter Paris
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
Of writ of tierre facias, ISSUED out OF
the First Ward Justice Court, for
Washington Parish Louisiana, in the
above named and entitled cause, to me
directed, | will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction to the last and highest bid
der, on
Saturday, Dee. II, 1915
at the residence Of NJ. | Hennesy,
Justice council court, the following
Described property to.wlt:
Uue white COW; one single buggy
Terms of sale cash with benefit OF
sppratsment.
This the gath day Of N,5v,19l5.
J. G. Sal,
Constable lst Ward, Washington
Parish, Ia.
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To Whom II May Concern 49,

To Whom II May Concern 49,
Whereas, | purchased from the
Hon. Thomas J. Simmons, Sheriff
and i;x-Oftisio Tax Collector. a,
tax sale on June 10Th, 1913, the
following described property sit.
uated IN the nj. .. Dean addition
to BogaIusa, Louisiana, towil:
One halt interest in one lot by
survey being in headlight II,
township 3, south range ID east.
which said land was sold for taxes
the year 1914 in the name OF
Homer Roper. ilemized as follows
State tax >. .... ; ~
Parish tax .... ~
: Con. Vet. tax ....... VI
Go0u road tax. -. ...... "
Poll tax ..,... l w
Interest ..... ..... j.
! Advertisement ....... | IL
! Recording Of deed -. : gu
Recording Decd from tax Col. , 20
! !,'ost OF this notice ....... : t.
Recording i'll Conveyance
Records: -. ..... 81 81
Total ..$12 o.
to which ~ per cent is added by
law.
Now wherea:, all persons i'll.
terested are hereby notified that
my title to said property was on
the 222nd day Of July filed for
record and on the BIRD day Of
July 1915, recorded in Z. 0. B.
25, page 3Ol, OF the convey"ncr
records Of Washington Pari iii ,
Louisiana, and tn ; unless said
property has been 1" leea>nd by
paying to the undersigned the
sum of SLAP within twelve
month from the time Of notice,
title t" the property will become
absolute in the undersigned.
This November Is, 1915.
Il. W. Roster
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TO Whom 1t May Concern: :.

~ " AA>'AA1 \ A''>v
Whereas, I purchased from Tie
Hon, Thomas }. Simmons, Sheriff
and Ex. Oificio Tax Co!le"l,r, Oh
the 18th day Of June 1873, At tax
sale, the following 1ascr!''e /
property situated in Wa'd :: #
Washington Parish. Lpo's'A'
to-Wit.
Two lots IN section II, toWE:~
ship 3 south range Is east 49,
ouired OF I''ronia Dean. It's he'
ing 100x1S0 feet in The VI. y.
D+a,. addition to Bog;i'usa, h:.,
which said land was sold 'u'
taxes for the year 1914, IN >'e
Willis Jackson itrmizrd az
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law.
Now whereas, Ill persons in'
tersted are hereby notified tn t
my title to said property twas OF"
22"d day Of July 1918, flied for
record and recorded on the 23!d
day of July, in the Conveyancs'
book 70, page 800 of the records
Of Washingto" Parish, La, and
that unless said property IS re-
deemed within twelve months,
from the date Il notice by p'' =
ing to the undersigned the suns
OF SLID, the title to said prep
| erty will become absolute in ;'.t
Undersigned.
This November 10. 1915.
G. " keS,ei
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BY law
Sow therefore, AL PERSONS -
;,,r,.>.t>! are hereby notified 'i'"i
,,y tile to sad property was Oh
nc u>.4r |. 1918 recorded ii co.,
veyanre book %, fol. +84, OF tie
conveyance records Of Wash'ng'
ton Parish, Louisiana. and tn
unless said property IS redeem
ed by paying t. the underS'*n'
ed the sum Of Sl4.l0 wlth'n l.
months after notice. title to said
property will become absolute
in the undersigned.
II. f. Smith. Purchaser
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t. y hom 1t May Coneern:--
Whereas, | purchased from the
Hon, Thomas J. Simmons, Sheriff
aud 1x-Officio FAX Collector, at
Tx Sale on June 10Th, 1915, the
following Described property sit
u ucd in Ward I Vi Washington
Parish Louisiana, to.v't:
Ten acres in headlight 81.
township 3, south range Is east.
which, said property was sold for
take, IT,, il, Year 1914 in tho
ma e # heirs Of 6ophroafs Jones
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Sheriff Sale.--No. 379s.
Farmers & Merchants Bank OF
OSyka.
VS.,
Bank Of OSyka

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of an order of seizure and sale
issued out of the Goth Judicial
District Court of La. in and for Wash
ington Parish, in above entitled cause,
and to me directed, ! will proceed TO
sell at public auction to the 'ast and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, Decem|er4 I, 1913
at the principal front door OF the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property. TO-
wit:
|. So acres of land with all buildings
and improvements thereon situated
in the northeastern part Of the Evan
James headlight No 80, twp ?. south
range 9 east, bounded on the north
by the lid line, east by lands OF Or
formerly owned bv VIM. |. Forrest
west by nd line, south by conditional
line between this land and other
lands formerly owned by the said VIM
Forrest, and baing d part Of the
same land acquired by Wm. Forrest
::u4n the heirs of Geo. w. Jones, de-
sased, aid situated in Washington
! Parish La.
q The west half of the northwest
| / section 26, twp /, south, range
east, containing 80 acres of land.
Terms of sale: The above propert,
having been offered by ME on the 20tt
day of Nov. 1915, and not receiving
bid of two thirds Of the aDpraisenent
will offer the same to the highes
and best bidder on twelve months
bond and secured by Vendors Lien OF
the property.
This 22n,l day Of Fov., 1915.
r. J. Simmons, She! II.
Sheriff Sale-No. 243S.
| T,;r, Ru,k
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Second: Lots IS & 16, square -,
}ogausa Terrace, acquired hy }. Ira
>,c>;vl,c, Of Boyalasa Land 4 In
2rovcn"nt Co., as per deed dated Oct.
;,vd 1873 as per title of record IN Con-
yuyance Book %, Page e24 OF the
;'onye,'ance records OF Washington
Parish. Ga.
Ji.ird:- i,ut37 & s, block 2, 81 the
:; cy},e.. l., Richardson, First hddsnon
% ;iuga ,>;,. j." >cq:;;re1 ny }. Ira.
>.;Grcs,e Il Mrs. +. n. Tate, wife OK
ii; 4: r.!c I'd Z. l.. H<rris ny deed
!, It'd :, ~, 9,,:, 1913 OF record " Con.
veya,cc i>opa e, page SIS m the
! Conveyance Records of Washington
Parish. Louisiana.
Terms of sale Win bSnens
u appra'seEatnt.
! fhi.; Z:n'n; tlav 81 November. 1910.
=. i. -.::}21~,,.5. Stat's.
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For Police jury

For Police jury
Second Ward
G.. NJ. TATE
A, }. Afford.
Third Ward
r. w. KNIGHT
T. D. FOIL
fit, Ward
w. W. BOYLES
WALTER GREEN
Seventh Ward.
A, G. BA MISSION
J. J. GRAIN
LEWIS GRAIN
Eighth Ward.
HIRAM E.!SM1TH
:, 5. THOMAS
Njneth Ward.
r. r. ROBERTS
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To Whom It May Concern::-

Whereas, | purchased from
the Hon. Thomas j. Simmons, !
Sheriff and FIX Oliicio Tax Col
|eci0r, on June 10th, 1919 at lax
sale. the following described
property situated in Washington
Parish. Louisiana: t, wit:
One acre Of land in the south
east j of southeast + section Ii
and in lot or the fractional
northeast ! section II IN town.
shin 3 south range Is east, &C.
ouired by Axi|ana Ploughman:
and sold in the name of Eugene
Wilson for taxes for the yea !
1917. ilemizeu as follows:
Old e IDA '''''
1Parish tax 49,. .... "
Con. Vet. TAX ... ..... W.
Good roads tax ....... VI
Poll tax .... 49,. I"
Interest .....,..... VI
Advertisement ..... -" II
Recording deed in Sheriff
ROCOru. ...... ...,. "
Deed from Tax Collector. ( "
Cost Of this publication. -. ; "
Recording in Conveyance
Records :. ..... | u
Total ......... ..... DIV =
Of which add ~ percent allowed
by law.
, Now whereas, all persons inter
!, ested are hereby notified '':*; N.
> tile 10 S;'ld property was on ''"'
lend, 1918 filed for record ;t:ld 0
july -. 1913 recorded int. o, +
-. iol 300 Of the conveyance rec
orda OF Washington Parish. La
, and that unless said property
: redeemed by paying /" '''r az
dersigned the sum OF 81 Is viii
in twelve months after notice
. title will become absolute in tn
r undersigned.
J. This November 10, 1915.
2 G.. W. keste
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70 Whom It May Concrrr

Whereas, ! lave purchase"
from HE Hon, Thorn: ; j. S;n'@
mons, Sheriff and E1' Ot}ir'" Tax
Collector. IN june IT,, 1919. at
Tax S:;!,., lIu. lu,l''v'I'.% u"~"F'"~
:..' ~r,.,,';>:; I'll IA -; .:";1 t":::''' q
in T,.*!:i, y'cn i'ili>i:, L'':i>,'';A,
:: .W;:
x, - a;'r.,~ h:.in1 - '.rri it -
;; ,l southeast ! Huu >'s1t;i >t>'
+ If northeast / Of Scc'inn L..
township I, south range 20 east
which SAID property Was >"'<
for taxes for the year 1914 in the
same Ct Derry EIar";, ,.;rh.:2.'
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To Whom It May Concern

Whereas, purchased from the
Hon, ThomasJ. Simmons. Sheriff
and Ex.Oificio Tax Collector, on
June 10, 1915, at tax sale' the
following described property ST.
mated in and located in Washing"
ton Perish, l4oui~!"n", t'-@S''.
Lot 6, block ii, '55''}ss:? ASA Ter
race which sail properly was
sold in the name e! !. wagner
for the taxas Co.: til, yc'" I'l t.
! 1 l l-.11..,.
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T. !, Io.n II Nay L"H:>ro::-~

+ \, aun It Nay l'1:~r2:-~
y i, rcM>,. ! l.ur"l!s*7>! from the
;'nn. Thomas j. :5;n:no'*' Sheriff
an. -!J;licto Tx Collector, on
June lv:., 1915 az Tax Sa|s, tho
following described property sit
u;to,. in ,:,,' town q; Rio, Wash"
iu-.,I. :'.,:i~l. II,n!s'aaa, toT IT,:
j.t~ ! a'<i .. clock No. 2,
W: tv:1 ,ns% property G:>s sold IN
the name OF Tony Ackory for
| the. taxes Of >|,o year 1914. item.
iya,! H., lni}oWs.
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New W|!oroaa, 81: berSonS M
,ertY'"s, ere hereby nol1il'd the'
IL .'u,l :'2nu, 1913, my ''t'e -
;nis property ~ fled for reooie
a,:.s 1t ;u.y 23>}G, 800 r''or'' a
!. ..,;.l-r:.uc@ h,,'f* -, paee 26o,
n. cJ:.y*yun:, Records "
:a4tpn Parish, Louisiana:
jr.I.. *HjJ properly IS 'ed"cn1eo
~ oavi,,y t, ;'c undersigned the
4},>l u. Il, rs tt:~ title to the prop.
..lt. vii !, ,cs,.n1. absolute in tho
u1.'... '.,s-;
!. >g''.:ss" ... i.::j. =
i. s }Sost'1.
So. S,a,..-~;j1t. j., -. "nc cnlt,
a ,.t.lt.g stock. go, p!1ce' az
,!lg-,.
Il. i nr:-, >.c;'i!|ix.
NJ: ;E;Iermon, En-
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itemized as follows:
State taxes. .........." ="
Parish taxes. 80. .....'' ~
Con. Vet. taxes ....... ~
Good roads tax ...... VI
| Interest F.. ....... ' W
Costs Of auyertiS ,:'oen! 49,. ] ~
Recording deed i'll Sheriff
record book Of Titles. 49,. : W
Costs Of. -. .......'. Z w
Costs Of recording tax deco
in conveyance book. / ~
Cost for publication Of this
notice.. .... ......'''. w
Total ........... ..'' 800 :, 90 =
to which add 20 pei cent allowed
by law. -
Now therefore, all persons IN.
}ere< ted are hereby notified tina
my title to said property was on
) the 22nd day Of July 1870 tl'ee
for record and on July 23rd
1915 recorded in conveyance
book o, fol. 270 Of the convey
. aimee records Of Washington
! Parish Louisiana, and that ''l'
Lass said property has been re
!, deemed by paying to the unaer
signed the sum Of Sll.lo WITHIN
: twelve months from the time Q
> this notice. title to this property
will become abs olute in the un
$ dersi 5ned.
This November Is, 1919.
/ G, ". Roster
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Now whereas, al PERSONS In
tarpste,; are hereby notified that
my t;i!s u said property ~es %
,h> 80: day Of ''uiy, 1915, filed
for record and r::srdsd % July
22:;;r<i, 1915, in conveyance book
., page sos Of :.nn Conveyance
records If Washington Parish,
I.ou~i;na, and ti,a1 linl.>. said
property has hacn Te'|e.'as1 b.
paying TO lie Undersigned til"
su:u u5 S;G.4:] H;t|l;a twelve
months i!On ;he ;..l1~ OF this no
tee +, yea. TIE tit|s to THE prep
e!ty viii btc M. absolutb in tho
undersigned.
This November Is, 1918.
G. ". Roster.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-02-05
Local Happenings Around
The Town and Country

pleasant evening playing cards.
Those who attended were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Oberlin and family
MIR. and Mrs. Riecheldt; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Powell; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. f.. Longnicker; w. E. Owens
and family and Clarence Gard.
Supper was served at midnight
and dancing also enjoyed.
Jack Hatton has installed his
new pet, this being an inven-
ton for the taking care of bron-
chor that are brought to his shop
for their first shoeing. 1t used
to be that Jack and his hired
help were every once in a while
given a free passage through the
front door without hitting the
floor but with the new addition
to his shop he now dares them
all to come in and try their form
er acrobatic feats.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-02-05
Farmers Institute.

The committee in charge OF
the Farmers Institute to be held
here in the week commencing
Feb. 18th have received word
from the Montana Agricultural
College under whose direction
the institute will be held that the
dates for the meeting at Ekalaka
have been:changed. The meeting
as now advertised will commence
on Wednesday, Feb. 18th and
continue the balance Of the week.
Prof. T. S. Cooley. DR.. w, J.
Hartman, j. C. Taylor and Miss
K. Jensen will be present and in
struct and speak on the subjects
that are Of interest to everyone
in this section. The institute
should be we'll attended and the
Eagle urges everyone who is in
terested in better farming con-
ditions in this section to attend,
also that each and every farmer
and homesteader make it point
to inform their neighbors and
friends of the event. Remember
that the date as now advertised
is February II, 18, 10Th and Goth.
County Superintendent of Schools
Miss Annette Leanord informs
us that on Friday and Saturday
of institute week a meeting Of
the teachers in this vicinity will
be held in this vicinity and she
hopes that all teachers will at
tend.
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Who's Tne "I"?

The following telegram appear
ed in the last issue Of the Terry
Tribune. Who is the "1"? Send
IN your answers at once:
Helena, Mont, Jan. q.
E. RI. Mcdowell, Terry:
PLEASE convey to the boys To-
cally and to the people generally
our hearty congratulations on the
creation Of Prairie, our baby
county. | sec where all trains
stop at Terry.
". J. Kelley,
J. c. Fillenworth.
L. S. Booth. "