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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-26
Woman and I lone
seful
3 Hints
WfnoPa avs?
Story No. s
Houses Of Glass
By EDWIN BLISS
(copyrisht 1915. by Pathc Ex-
change. Inc All moving picture
Fights and all foreign copyrights
strictly reserved. Shown at the VIC
tor each Saturday.
Continual From Ynster6arl
Continued From Yesterday

She knew him. and knew the un-
conquerabie Geterminat ton that had
carried him, a mere boy in years. UP TO
the very top OF his profession.
Very we'll Mr.. Norris. and THANK
you. I-er-thank you'-any words
seem so inadequate, so inexpensive.
in acknowledgment of such kindness.
I'm afraid" her voice grew sot; and
tender-"you'll have TO take my thanks
for granted"
Forget it," he said. indignantly. and
turned to get his coat.
~ over his shoulder at the sound Of
her mirth. Gracious she said. half
sadly. half amusedly. we forgot the
most important thing. II can't he done,
How about old man Convention, his
wife Scandal. and their daughter Cos
sip? What Will people say?"
oh, that's all right-don't let tina,
and I'll tell my wife tonight"
Together they left the Office, climbed
into his machine, picked up her father,
and in less than three hours were
down in his place by the ocean"
Ethel Norris came down from her
room after her husband left. and her
usually gay face was grave and her
eyes red and heavy. She ate no break
fast. and the servants had 70 G7eak TO
her many times over before she could
comprehend their meaning. She dressed
for the street about noon. and with
out. usual, leaving word OF he. in
tended destination. left the house. She
had spent a night of very hell her
spirit tortured almost beyond endur-
ance at the thought Of another coming
between her and what was dearcr to
her than life. She would see. She
would 80 to his office. and let her quick
womans intuition scent ont the truth
l.
of apprehcnding them in compromis
ing position. was preferable TO the an
guish Of her present doubt ridden
Imagination.
She reached his Office and was about
to go in when cunning thought came
TO her Why let them he aware Of her
presence? Why give them an oppor-
tunity to he on their guard? She
turned back. her "cleverness" for the
fearless. clean face. ugly with the
blight of suhtlety. She would go TO
Falls office, make some Slight preteXt
for her visit. and watch them from
there She knocked softly, and get
ting no answer, pushed further open
the slightly ajar door, and looked in.
No one there. He must have stepped
out for just moment, or his door
would he locked SO much the better.
4 moment would he enough. would.
without her having to conceal that she
was watching, be worth many minutes
with his attention upon her. The win
dow was open. and she went 10 IL.
keeping always in the shadow of tho
wall. SOS she could sec without being
seen. If only she could get one thor
ough glance before that man came
back. SupposinE ne should come in
now What construction would he put
on her strange behavior? The thought
of being apprehended III that position
made her eager 70 get I, over with
Mrs Norris saw her husbands Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-26
The strnnd-ro-Dny ma To-Morrow.

Viola Dana. in the House of the
Lost Court" photodrama of mystery.
and romance adapted from a novel by
Mrs. c. y. Williamson, will he seen for
the last time to-day at the Strand.
The story is strong in imaginative
qualities. and the nhotoplay is we'll
mounted and we'll acted. For the last
half of the week, beginning to-mor-
row, the Strand announces Mary Pick
ford in 'Fanchon. the Cricket"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-26
Nance o,NciI nj Colonipl ro-Dn,

For to-day and tomorrow the CO.
lonial announces what would be de-
scribed as an extraordinary attraction.
but for the fact that the phrase has lost
its significance through eXtravagant
and misleading repetition. Neverthe-
less. II is an extraordinary attraction.
for ii is that flaming artist, Nance
O'Neil. in Princess Romanoff" said
TO be photodramatization of Sardous
Fedora"
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AM u SEM ENTS
stocIs company Gcnerully Commcnaea

1t seems to he conceded generally that
Arthur Berthelets stock company at
the Bijou Thcatcr Is about the most
competent organization of its kind that
the town has had in many years: and
this In spite of the fact that "A Mans
World docs not require the services
of all its members. and hence docs not
disclose the full strength of the COM
pany.
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\. E.-You can avoid the !!,tlc scars
rom "hitehea6s By nrst bathing the
race n warm water untl the lcsh be-
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Continued Tomorrow
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hour before dinner, and relaxed in her
comfortable beach chair alongside an
other occupied b. a Mrs. Hunter Mrs.
fuhter hke Mrs. Fan, was one OF the
Old Guard Of Society. and tho range
OF her "observation" vas astonishing
Other peoples affairs we're as the
breath Of life 10 her. and took il. in
effect, as personal aftroni II Society
did not constantly furnish her Keen
scent with fresh track lust now
she fairly hut'ered with pleasure as
might hungry sparrow VINO has un-
expectedly come upon some dclec,ahle
morsel"
Continued tomorrow
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Feels Like Fifty-Please tell me VIII.
] am so tired when | first wake up
every morning l feel like | was about
nfty-have felt 50 tar a year.
Repiy-Maybe you're forty -nne--y on
don't mention Your age In the letter.
But anyway. YOU have no right to lie
so ola as that IF we felt fifty we
should hurry to the doctor and have
our blood pressure measured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-26

Chin -Chin-Please mail instructions
for trea tment Of a chin which is sub
ject 10 small pimples at times ] sleeu
With window out. but the schoolroom
is poorly ventilated where / teach
Reply-Teachcr, vertilate the school
room ii YOU have break all the win
COWS anG a few old bald heads. Advice
for chin Forthcoming on receipts. etc.
etc
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Questions md Answers

Girl and Her ComrleXion-Please ad-
wise what Will remove blackhcads and
rinl:lcs from the face of Il rather
f!cShy girl OF fourteen. 7 inclose sta,np
KeplY-So far. so good Now send
the addressed envelope to carry the
stamp and the rep ply.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
Death Of Rev. Fi.dley's Brosher.

Rev. J. F. Findley. pastor Of the
Christian church Of this city. receiv-
ed telegram Tuesday morning an
nouncing the death Of his brother.
Jacob A. Findley. 1t $40 o'clock
the same morning, at the home Of
his daughter in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Rev. Findley left Tuesday afternoon
for Greenwich. Ohio. the home Of
his brother. where the funeral was
held Thursday afternoon.
Rev. Findley has the sympathy Of
his entire congregation and many
friends in the loss Of his dearly b.
loved brother.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
Notice Of Liqsidatioa.

Owing to the continued illness OF
~. c. F. Kendall. president OF the
kendall Dry Goods Company. the di.
rectors have decided to close out
Mrouugh voluntary liquidation.
All accounts due the firm must be
PAID within q reasonable time to 8.
=. Mendelson at his office. No. 10
and IL, Woodruff Block.
s. r. MENDELsON,
Agent in Charge.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
Mn. Ksrn Trave,ias = rrivs1s c.

Mrs. J. n. Kurn. wife Of J. n
Kurn. president Of the Detroit. ~.
ledo and lronton railroad. spent Mon
day in Pueblo visiting friends. Mrs'
Kurn 10 travelling In private car y
the exposition In California. Mrs'
Kurn will be Joined later By her hus.
band. who was delayed on the trip y
business. Mr.. Kurn was formerly
superintendent OF the Santa Fe with
headquarters At La Junta. until he
accepted his present position. Pu-
eblo Chieftain.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
Japanese Tea Cent Tea.

The ladies' Of the Fourth Division
g the Pastors Aid Society OF the
Aethodist church will give . Japa-
nsse Ten Cent Tea At the home Of
Afs. Theodore Thulemeyer. 7ls San
Snan avenue. Friday. September
sSth, afternoon and evening. You
are invited.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
: NJ II q
DRYG GOODS CO.
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wou1GB's gDsve 1spass1sae. - -.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18

neurs running time. which Is almost
e9nal to the running time OF San
- re passenger train. with which
~. Beard is more less familiar.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18

ron SALE OR TRADE-Nine acres
- 1and In the Jachim settlement.
oao mile nosth Of the Catholic
chuSsA. With perpetual water right:
s1oo eWeaty acres. one mile from
RoW1oe. under the Oxford ditch. 10.
qu1go ~ Mr.. A. Halbsrg. 7Ol Colo
raAo ayenue. phone East lo3.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
Gr..d.. xllle- Celebrate. nlrshaa,

j. Z.
Last Monday Mrs. Sarah Miller
had . birthday surprise party. she
having reached ON that day the
eighty-third milestone upon hfe's
journey. The Woman's Relief Corps
and other friends remembered the
date Of her birth. and had previously
arranged to do II honor. Early in
the forenoon they gathered at the
home Of the honoree With well filled
baskets. and the seif-invited guests
Immediately proceeded to take pos
session. Al the noon hour q sump-
tuous dinner was spread to which
each one Of the guests did ample jus
tice. after which = pleasant afternoon
was spent In conversation and sing
ing.
There were about forty present,
and Il IL needless TO add that the
happy events Of this auspicious oc-
casion will lingering haunt the green
est spot In the minds and hearts Of
the forty guests.
Late In the afternoon the guests
departed for their respective homes.
each expressing the sincere wish that
Grandma Miller might have many
more happy birthdays.
90
Tuesday Thimbse Club.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18


while en- route to California. How
ever. II was not until after she left
Ia Junta that she apprised her
brother and friends here Of her def
mite plans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens will make
their home in Los Angeles.
Most Delightful Affair.
The home Of Mrs. A. F. Stanley at
s15 Colorado avenue was the scene
Of most delightful affair last week.
when ON Friday evening Mrs. Stan
ley entertained the young ladies and
the young mems classes OF the Pres
byterian Sunday school. and . few
friends.
Progressive rook formed the d.
version Of the evening. after which
the hostess served delightful lunch.
Those enjoyins Mfs. stanley's hos
pitality were the Misses Hulah and
Neryl Black. Marie lnge. Ruth Rey-
nold's. Florence Yant. Grace Jones.
Edna Wiswell. Ethel Harris. Ruth
0illiland. Aura Worden. and the
Nessrs. Kent McCaulsy. Robert sev-
its. Glenn Brown. Donald Irwin. John
Austin. Harold Gilliland. Gard Ed
wards, Frank Seeley. Harold Dim
ick. Vernon McCune. Brayton In
man and Perley Lewis.
~~>
Ciay FesIesati0a u Woass's Clabs.
The City Federation Of Woman's
Clubs held their first meeting OF the
season Monday afternoon at Har-
mony Hall. After the business SEES
sion had been disposed Of ~ inter-
esting program. which ives In charge
Of the Sunshine Ciub. combating Of
the following numbers. vas reader
ed:
Piano solo----Mrs. Y. Gard Edwards
Paper. "Oreanised Charities. or
What the Sunshine Club Stands
for .-.---...-.Nrs. r. L. Hunl
Vocal solo-.-----..--Al -Alss AcNeea
After the program . social hous
vas spsat and light refrssh0snta
~ Nlgna 0oooa.
TIE Phi Sigma Delta girls sDsat
. nOss pleassst svsaias wednesday
viii Miss Hslsa Andrews q hss
hoas % oaa Juas avsaus. a shesl
buslssss sssslos was hsl1 aftss vhieh
sAs yosag ladies ha4 . row passy
q Ne Rousks. sstsssias - Mlss A.
drown aflsf Ne sAov vhere -
sssvsd . 1s)lghtful luseAsoa. Thess
sajeyiag tAs affair vsss shs Missss
0Sal Whias. Be- PslIssa, Mabsl
ooallias. Lila aa1 Nesaa Csssla.
ven Wed. Masie l1eess. Issas
Jsoss. 0sssgis Whiss. 0lslys Wse1.
lselea Aevsy asl Allts Mss ElsAse.
s..A1., ss.:,.. r.ssy.
~ he0s q Mn. n. ". Tssal
~ ~ seeoe g . 0sse pleasaas af.
fals 1ase 0ualay svsalAS whea ~
sA1l1ssa = heoes q ~ o1sth1ay,
sasUs1ssd ~ y oslae - ~ he0s
V1eb wsil itlDe1 tashses 81 sssvino
. Q ofe1eek 11aoee.
ness sa3svtag ~ 1lasss wesl
~. - Nm. \. G. Tseas ~ faDlly,
~. 80 Nm ~ oeoet 80 1lel1l
-. ~. 80 M. M DoUDee ~
~. ~ Coeuae Dl11laouoso, NJ
CAas1ey 10ossy ~ ~. an1 Nm. ~
Wl11la0s. - LeosaGDest, 1sl.
(amp ~ 01gb ~ ~ oosoo1s
~ Canp IN olsls wess heeoess
= - wednesday eveooao - ~ ~
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q. 1oogos1 ~. 49, thlssySllVG
vogD Ogooooe - oloeg . GAest ~
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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18

WANTED-Two live wire solicitors
/. fo1 Colorado and Kansas: either
sea: travel with manager: money
making proposition aud very pleas.
ant work. Bee NJ. Donovan. Sunday
afeogooou. Carlton Hotel.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18

cossoo Wal uABcStuB uhuut tue green.
est spot In the minds and hearts Of
the forty guests.
Late In the afternoon the guests
departed for their respective homes.
each expressing the sincere wish that
Grandma Miller might have many
more happy birthdays.
Tuesday Thinhse Clsb.
The Tuesday Thimble Club was
delightfully entertained Tuesday AZ
ternoon At the home Of Mrs. I. w.
Fleming on Santa Fe avenue. The
meeting Was In the nature Of Q re-
ception for Mrs. Fleming's mother.
Mrs. J. L. Langston. Of Roseville.
Calf. and also . farewell reception
for Mrs. w. X. Mason who has been
. member Of the club and IL leaving
for Fort Madison. Iowa. 70 make her
home. Needle work and music were
enjoyed throughout the afternoon.
after which the hostess served .
dainty lunch.
Besides the club members present.
Nrs. Fleming had - her guests. Mrs.
c. r. Beeder. Mrs. o. q. Hess. Mrs.
c. z. Clutter. Nrs. Fred Pyle. Mrs..
r. d. Woods. Mrs.. A. J. Eason. Mrs.
D. Stewart and NSs. W. n. Kidueigh.
80
Two Delightful Parties.
Honoring Mrs.. r. b. Linville. Of
Edna. No.. who IL visiting In this
city. Mrs. Edwin Miller aud Mrs. Dai.
las Kelley gave two delightful par.
ties Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
Miller on Ninth street.
In the afternoon twenty-four la
dies were invited TO meet Mrs. Lin.
vile. and auction bridge furnished
the entertainment. In the evening
progressive hearts furnished an ev.
ening's sntertainment for twenty
YOUNG ladies.
The hostesses were assisted In
serving . delightful iuncheon on both
occasions BY their mother. Mn. Lot.
tie Hall.
s...sis$. :cs.A.
TIE 0uashine C1ub held ils first
nsesins Of The calendar year at the
hoos of Mn. J. q. Rice wednesday
aftesaooa. II sDlts Of the heavy
rails which prsvailsd throughout
most os shs aftsssooa. The sttead-
aaes Of he nsabsssAiD vas good.
ED - usussal lstsrsse vas nasi-
fesesd. Owing % tAs abesaes Of ths
Dessllsae. Mr.. Q. 4. Nsadslscoa. TIE
nsssisg wss Dsssl1e1 over b. Mss.
". u. Brass. aad aftss tAs busiasss
ssassoa has hses lispeseA Of . 80
~ hous was sajoys1.
go
tAeD1ssss Rassy.
Aaoas ~ 1slishtssl chil1rsa's
parties ef ths Dase veek was the ose
glvsa a saturday afsssnoea by Mn.
P. 3. kales q ~ ho0e % Cosooo
avsoue. vhsa ~ eoesstalae1 abous
thirty ysssesssss n hsees ef Chasses.
BsssAa ssl Assy Dssh Llsvt1ls. q
e1isa. No.. vhe ere vislting N this
ely.
~ eAij1esa sajsys1 vassess ess
1eee On0es eal later Sce eseao eeaes
as1 ttajs eatss vsss sssvsd.
ns.s.sx.x.sS's.A..a.
nusD1ay afoesaooo - 3 o'eloe)I
eesusvo1 ~ nass1aqs q NJ. JsAa
Desoenu. - Msilas. IIl. ss1 MlsB
0sose Dlashbua. q Wsso. Tssas.
~ eese0eay vas Desfesned q ~
noUeloe OossonoGe ~ nsv. Bnaoauel
pnyue. 0ooj ~ neeossssy vtssess.
- wssU Dsssees y vltasss ~ aas-
~: -
NJ sssAsA ssSSs pspiis 4 ~
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9oooo1oo evoo1oo e11oe oo1eol - ~
! ~ ooo1A q ooUo. ~ Aonou
vo11o ~ ~ M W1mmoP nnoo(
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18

FOR SALE-Fifty feet under fence
10 Fairfax Place: coracr lots.
Third street aud Warren avenue:
slOo: clear: any terms. Owner. u.
G. 0raves. :sio Indiana avenue.
Kansas City. Mo.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18

FOR SALE-Overland automobile.
1919 model: In good condition.
With new top; right price. Inquire
al this office.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
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Rnsh seAool sojovo1 uleoee spaso
11nc11oo ovoe1o0 ef1oe ooAoo0 - ~
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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
sassAsas-laaAs.sy.

Luther 8. Aahoney received word
the first Of the veek Of the marriage
Of his sister. Mis- Elizabeth Mahon-
~ and Mr.. Elmer Stephens. in Los
Angeles. caiif.. last Saturday. Sep
tember 1lth.
Miss Aahoney has vtsited her
brother in this city on several occa-
sions during the past few years and
has made . large number OF friends
who will be interested in learning OF
her marriage. For the past two
years Miss Mahoney has taught in
the public schools Of Oakland. Calf.
and for several years prior she also
taught In the public schools Of Pu-
eblo. She Is . grauatc Of Gen.
tennial high school in Pueblo and
later received her diploma from the
State Normal at Greeley.
Miss Aahoney spent the summer
with relatives and friends In and
around Pueblo. and early last week
she spent day In this city with her
brother. L. 8. Mshoney and wife.
while en- route to California. How
ever. II was not until after she left
Ia Junta that she apprised her
brother and friends here Of her def
mite plans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens will make
their home in Los Angeles.
AAA
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18

FOR SALE-One twin seven horse
power motorcycle: In first-class
shape. Inquire at Middlestetter 4
schvyler's.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
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~ CanD IN olsss wsss hesaess.
= - Ws1neo1oy evealao - ~ ~
ooouee q ~ ho0o g ~. 80 ~.
.. 11evas1 ~. Aboue tAloy-llvo
VogD Ogooooe ~ oioes . sAest -
~ 9ooo1ng ~ - ~ ooouR -
young oooloD Co1Co1 vugoDGD 6nmoo
~ & - ~ ~ cn)nCo1 5 ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18

nusslay astssaeoe q : e'elsek
eesuSe1 ~ marriage ef NJ. Jeha
Deooo0o, - Msllae. H.. sa1 1llGD
0so1o D1aehbuos - Waso. Tszas.
~ eoseaeay vas Desfesned q ~
naUe1Ge Oossopaoo ~ nsv. B0naauel
navns. 0olj ~ seeeses0 uitsess.
- wees ossseas y wlessss ~ nss.
na0e.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18

ro9l eALE-Holstein bull oalf: six
nonths old. n. L. Bloomfield.
North Ia Junta: phone East $50.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-11-06
CONSTABLE SALE.
v. B. Carlisle vs.. J. T. Barnes. 6.
Fifth Ward Justice Court, Parish OF
st. Tammany, State of
Louisiana.

BY virtue Of a writ of fieri faciaa
to me directed by the Fifth Ward
Justice Court Of the parish of St
Tammany. La, bearing date the Isl
day Of October, 1915, l will proceed
70 sell at the front door of the Office
Of B. B. Mizell. Justice Of the Peace
Tor the Fifth Ward, of this parish
and state, near Sun, La, between
legal sale hours, on
Saturday, Nov. ~, 1913,
TO the last and highest bidder. the
following described immovable prop
erty, t0-wit:
All that certain lot or parcel of
ground situated in the parish Of St.
Tammany, La, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
and described as being % acres Of
land. more or less, in section A..
township south, range Is east,
Oreensburg District of Louisiana.
said % acres more or less is bound
Cd on the north by lands formerly
owned MRS. Bridges, east by lands
now or IN perly owned by s. D. Bull
loch. westSoy the lands of w. H.
KAhl, being the same property &C.
Quired by J. T. Barnes by purchase
from s. D. Bulloch by act Of sale
dated August IL. 1908, recorded in
Book SO. folio 495, of the official
conveyance records Of st. Tammany
parish. La.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with benefit
Of appraiesment.
J. B. GRANTHAM,
Constable Fifth Ward.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-11-06
Ordinance No. ESQ.

An ordinance prohibiting prostitu-
ton. maintenance OF houses of
prostitution. prohibiting women
and girls from frequenting bar
rooms and drinking therein, and
providing 4 penalty therefor, and
repeating an ordinance adopted by
the town council of the town Of
Covington. La, ON October 9th.
1914. relative to what was known
as the Restricted District.
Section l. Be it ordained by the
town council Of the town OF Coving,
ton, Louisiana, in legal session con-
vened. That it shall be unlawful fo1
any prostitute. or any woman or girl
notoriously abandoned to lewdness
to occupy. inhabit, sleep or live in
any house. room or closet situated
in the corporate limits Of the town
OF Covington, La.
Section :. Be 1t further ordained.
That 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
son or persons. whether as agent or
owner. to rent. lease or hire any
house. building or room to any wo-
man or girl VIGOROUSLY abandoned
to lewdness. or for immoral purpos-
%,
Section 8. Be 1t further ordained.
That 1t shall bs unlawful for any wo-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-11-06
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Bids for the maintenance of ap-
proximately It's miles Of public high
ways, bridges, culverts, etc, in st.
Tammany parish for a period Of
years, will be received by the police
jury at its next regular meeting to
be held on Wednesday, November
II, 1915.
Bidders are requested to furnish
estimates in the alternative, as to
work being done with tools and ma
chinery of their own, or tools and
machinery supplied by the police
jury.
For specifications see road SUPER
visor. Covington, La.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. In the event of ac-
ceptance of any bid, good and SOL
vent bond will be required of the
contractor.
E. D. KENTZEL.
oc23-4t Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-11-06
No. 2406.
Judicial District Court,
Parish of st. Tammany,
Louisiana.

By virtue of an order of court
from the honorable aforesaid court
and to m directed bearing date of
Octobed Z, 1915, will proceed to
sell on the premises in the town of
Slidell. La, between legal sale hours
to the last and highest bidder, on
Saturday, November IS, 1915,
the following described property, to-
wit:
A certain lot or parcel of land ly-
ing and being situated, together with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon. in st. Tammany parish, La,
In section nire township nine south,
range fourteen east, st. Helena Me-
ridian, three acres, more or less, and
lying and being included in q larger
tract Of land of six acres, bounded
on the north by lands of S. c. Du-
bourg, east by lands of the Salmen
Brick and Lumber Co., south by
Bayou Bonfouca and west by the
lands of Mrs. Alice Collins.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
T. e. BREWSTER,
Oc9-6t Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-11-06
No. sos.
TWepty-Sixth Judicial District Court
Parish of st. Tammany,
Louisiana.

BY virtue of writ of seizure and
sale from the honorable aforesaid
court and to me directed, bearing
date of August 18th, 1915, l will
proceed to sell to the last and high
est bidder, at the front door Of the
courthouse in the town of Coving-
ton, La, on
=. Saturday, November Is, 1915
between legal sale hours, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
rs volumns American and English
Encyclopedia Of Law, less volumns
II and II.
volumns Rapalije and Macks Di-
gest Of Railway Law.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with the
benefit Of appraisement.
T. e. BREWSTER,
oc9-6t Sheriff.