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The Oakes times., 1916-04-06
COUNTY NEWS
HUDSON

Edith Washner was a caller at the
Gruhlkc home one day last week.
Martha Honl was an overnight Wis
itor with Tillic Lund last Saturday.
Will Rowe and Chas. Kelley visited
at Guelph Sunday.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Maddox is quite sick.
Mrs Rcstortf entertained friends at
her home last Sunday
Lars kvcgnc was IA Guelph Monday
While there he bought a new drill
and manure sprcader.
John Lund was somewhat under the
weather for some days of the week.
II. Gruhlke traded at Guelph Tues
day.
Mr.. Newham was a caller at the
Hudson farm Tuesday circulating u
petition for new school house.
The town board meets at the home
of c. A. Newman in f;uclph Tuesday.
Lars Kvegnc and Kunrath Bros {.
were Guelph business callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Wahsncr visited
with Mrs. l. Honl Wednesday.
Geo. kunrath took hogs to Guelph
Wednesday. which he sold to j. d..
Root.
MIR. Newman OF Kent looked after
farming interests at Oakcs Wcdncs-
day.
L.. j. Nichols was in Guelph we'd
ncsday from the Baldwin Ranch.
Harold and Gladys Zieman, who had
been visiting several days with nome
folks, returned to the N. l. at Ellen
dale Tuesday.
Olaf Kvignc was new scholar a!
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RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To half pint OF water add 1 or. Bay
Rum. small box OF Barbo Compound
and y OF. OF Elyccrine. Apply to the hair
twice "A week until 1t becomes the desired
shade Any druggist can put this up O,
you can mix 1t mt homo a. very little cost
Full directions for making and use come
In each box Of Barbo Compound. 1t Will
gradually dnrken streaked. faded gray
hnir. and removes dandrufr. 1t is excel
lent for falling hair and will make harsh
hair soft and glossy. 1t will not color the
scalp. IL not sticky or greasy. and does no,
rub OF
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SPRING

Spring is looked upon by many as
the most delightful season of the year
but this cannot be said of the rheu-
matte. The cold and damp weather
brings on rheumatic pains which arc
anything but pleasant. They can be
relieved, however. by applying Cham.
berlain's Liniment. For sale by al
dealers.
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BLACKS SLASH MANS
THROAT; SHOT BY POSSE

Aldril re and Milburn Ducote'
piloted by Eugene Worthy start
ed in pursuit. !
The negroes were soon loca ''u
in the cabin and refused to sur
render. Deputy Rich aid Judge
Aldridge guarded the exits "nlle
Chief Worthy gained entrance TO
the front, BY the light OF MS
torch he discovered one OF the
negroes armed with a shot gun
irving to get a range on the OF
ficers stationed outside.
When commanded to throw up
his hands and drop the gun the
negro dropped inio a crouchlng
position and swung the weapon
in the direction Of Mr.. Worthy
The chief then fired, seriously
wounding the man.
Tie other black, an undermined
negro, said to hail from New v
Iberia, grabbed the gun and
rushed out Of the house towards
Deputy Rich
Rich fired once, hitting the
negro in the heart.
That the Italian Shefo did no
9 die Immediately was due to tn
! attention of Deputy Rich, VIII
!. on telephone instructions tror
Q the doctor, held the ends OF tn
!. severed jugular vein with hi
= fingers until the doctor arrived
!. The quick work of the office
$ in running the negroes to cart
!. cannot be too highly commende
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James +. Forrest,

Notice is hereby given thar by virtue
of an order of seizure and sale issued
out of the rs Judicial District Court CT
Louisiana, in and for Washington Par
lsh, in the above entitled cause. and
to me directed, | will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder, on
Saturday. March +, 1916
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklluton, La, between
legal sale hours for judicial sales, the
following described property to-wlt:
Eighty acres of land, more Or less,
said land being part of the Evan
James headlight No. 80, Twp. S.. R,
9, east, situated in Washington parish,
Louisiana, with the buildings and i'm
prOvements thereon. Said land be-
gins on the west line of said head
right 1904 chains from the sW corner
of said headlight, thence south So
30. east 500 chains, thence north So
80, east $50 chains, thence north So
%, east 2.63 chains, thence south III
30 east 2.7o chains to corner Ct lands
of Bank of Osyka, thence alor z a con-
ditional line between the LANDS OF the
Bank of Osyka and Thomas 2, Roberts
north So west 1l.13 chains, thence
north Il 05' west ll.04 chains, thence
north To- 30 east 5.0S chains, thence
north llo east l3 chains, thence north
21o east $40 chains to conditional
corner on north line of the headlight
Above lines run by V. L. OFT March
18th, 1910; variation of magnetic needle
g. east. Said land was acquired by
Thomas B. Roberts at Sheriff's sale on
or about April 3rd, 1909. And it is
further explained and understood that
, the above described lands is intended
as the western boundary of the eighty
acres of land herein conveyed and
described. Said so acres is bounded
north by said headlight line, east by
the channel of Spring Branch, south
by lands of H. F. Hoffman.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit OF
appraisement.
This the 9th day of February, 1916
} j. Simmons. Sheriff.
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Bunkie, La, March 2.-ln
desperate attempt to break thru
Gordon of officers which had sur
rounded a cabin on the PIoser
plantation, to which they had
been traced after they had cut
the throat of an aged Italian, a
murderous negro robber vas shot
to death and another seriously
wounded.
About midnight "Wednesday
the wife of Peter Shefo, an aged
Italian merchant, made the dis
coyerv in the front of their little
store that her husbands throat
had been cut, tie knife severVng
the wind pipe and juglar veln'
The aged man had first been
dealt a heavy blow on the heao
with an iron pipe. He regalned
consciousness long enough to IN
form his wife that two negroes
had attacked him.
Deputy Sheriff Ben Rich and
Town Marshall E. B. Worthy be-
gan All investigation at the scene
Of the killing, Three blood!
knives were discovered on tn
floor, one of these was identified
as the property of George Fields
Fields in company with a strang
negro had been seen in the vlcln
ity of the crime a short time be
fore Mrs. Shefo gave the alarm
A posse composed OF officer
Worthy and Rich, Judge L. !
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Use Broad Row Terrace For
Your Hillsides.

Why let your soils which ma.
ture has supplied so bonntifully
with plant food wash away and
buy commercial fertilizers to re-
plendish the shortage7
The truth of this matter is the
humus which is so much needed
cannot possibly be replaced with
commercial fertilizers.
There are various forms of in.
struments very commonly used
in laying off your terrace, but all
are made on the same principle.
One of the instruments very com
monty used is with an ordinary
spirit level being placed on a
frame about 16 feet long and
built up OIL two upright pieces
about four feet high, and after
leveling accurately, put a block
of wood one inch thick on one
snd. When the mercury comes
toa level you will have a fall
&c aheat six inches to the 100 feet.
The usual fall varies 4.S inches to
100 feet. The sleeper the hills,
the greater the fall aud the more
gradual the grade the less fall
needed.
Usually if there is a ridge thru
the field it is best to have a divide
in the center and have water run
both ways.
You can do much more accu-
rate work, and do much faster
work with a surveyors transit
which may be purchased at &
plice anywhere from $40 upward
usually one costing about S15
being considered as doing accu
rate work enough for ordinary
purposes.
In putting up your terrace af'
ter IL has been laid off, use
turning pillow and mold up tn,
stakes AM continue to pillow from
the center until your terrace i
Is feet wide, and after it ha
rained replow and continue ate
each rain to replow terrace unit
you have plowed it up four Oh
FIVE times, being sure to build u
all low places we'll. Lay off fod
rows on this terrace and cultivat
just as if it were not there. Dro
Il down three feet on a perpendicu
lar and run your next terrace tn
( same as the former one.
In laying off your rows be SUI
to begin below first terrace an
lay une roe and abo1 e secon
terrace to run second row an
continue 10 lay off rows fro
each side until they meet i'll tt
center where you will have som
short rows usually. Turn tn
rows uphill slightly at the end
In this way you are cultivatin
your entire field and after a sho
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while you have much less wash
ing off OF the part Of your soil
that contains all valuable plant
food.
Plant peas, beans, peanuts and
other leguminous plants to add
vegetable matter, and this will
help to prevent washing in sum-
mer. And oats and clover dur
ing winter, and this will help to
prevent washing during winter.
]. V. Rabb,
Demonstration Agent
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Sheriff Sale. Nc 20S0.

Succession of George A. Scott,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of all order of sale, issued out
of the above entitled and numbered
cause, to me directed ana delivered
for execution, l will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder on
Saturday, March Is, 1916
at the principal front door of the court
house at Frank]inton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property to.
wit:
The three eighths interest of said
Succession of George A. Scott, de-
ceased, in the following lands in Wash
ington Parish, louisiana:
159. 81 acres of land, being the swl
of the sci and sci of sw4, section IL,
nw1 of mel and nea of nwa, section "a:
township 1 south of range 10 east.
Also 1866 acres of land, being the
e4 of the nwi and the nea of sw4 of
section ID, township south Of range
Is east. St. Helena Meridian. Being
the same property acquired by said
T. A. Brinson from G. "A. Scott, by
private deed, dated July 18th, 1907,
duly acknowledged, recorded in
clerks office in Parish of Washington,
State of Louisiana. i'll conveyance
book II, entry 500, folio ga.
Lots /, 2, 10. II, II and ID in square
80, town of Hackley, as per plat OF
Hackley on file in the office of the
Clerk of Court for Washington Parish.
Louisiana.
The three eighths interest Of said
succession in the following lands in
Marion County, state OF Mississippi:
The sci OF the nei and the nel of the
sci of section %, and the 81 of the
nwi, the nj of the swt, the WI of the
sw, of the ne, and the WI of the WI
of the Sc, Of section % in township
2 north of range Is east, acquired
from S. r. Scott by act of sale dated,
February II. 1908, and recorde7t~ Feb.
ruary "a, 1908, in the Office of the
Clerk of the Chancery Court of Marion
County, Mississippi.
The nd of the sci of section 81 in
township north of range IA east
and the sw. of the Sc, of section 81 in
township north of range ,3 east
Washington Meridian, containing 1870
acres, more or less, acquired from T.
A. Brinson by deed dated October Is
1906, and recorded in the office of the
( Chancery Clerk of Marion County.
Mississippi, in book 8, page 5ss.
The nei of the mel of section 81 and
the S! Of the nws of section 80, in
township 3 north of range 10 east
acquired February 26, 1908, by act 70 :.
corded in the office of the Clerk ID
the Chancery Court of said couot.
book s, page II.
This 18th day of February, 1918.
j. D. summons, Sheriff,
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three persons

Week end fares from above points
to New Orleans and return, going
Saturday or Sunday returning Mon
10y.
Cor further particulars call on agents
write NJ. j. Mcmahon, G. T. A.,
New Orleans.
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Notice-The regular April ex.
animation for teachers will be
held on April 3, 4, 5, (White) 6, Z,
s (Colored(, 1916.
D. H. Springfield, Supt.
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stalls = :. ;. .irsotr ard f1snd
steaks Tee ~ hamburger and sausage
g. - sugar cured hams Ice IL. good
Bacon. isc ~ dressed hens itr ~ pie
mic harms fsse 10. stalls 1875. z cans
siflnx beans, ike. bars white laundry
SOAP. fsc. rru comb honey. lke large
~hsts asparagus cars tsr. s.fh can
syrsp. lee isniiis. Isc H. large rolls
toilet paper csc - ssonss. Zee baking
pos der. sse. sc coffee. SIC. s-ib. sack
- eern meal sc. soc chocolate. aSe
sec can pure Italy olive eli stes 10.
head rice. .tr. Lbs he~ prunes zse Z.
4 lee ears cove oysters $50. sAo bottle
ratsup. lac stall ipt. beat fresh eharn~a
butter. sec ~ faneY washinstoa sse
81. lbs. ~ o.. fresh puii~s ssss. ssr
eggs sse dns large cans miih Sc
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Ntan 80. ihr pssa rice eiseuits stf
sAc pkg bfan. lee. ibs whne ~ black
fsEs sae J iAFss cans hrsf mtis. skrs
ssusu ssns beet mills sse Stat iss.
ssshs lie : TOE s1e smslss lee 10. .
rfiss 81 sole : ihs sac; salmon. les
skcs sIppefed herring. J tie gte. Ftnnan
hsa6t-. fFLr To- stalls is-iss efanbsr-
fass : he s&e. teams J lbs. .sr. s~ses
pofsfSes. I ibs ftc. spinach 10. ibc
stssn Pepper. Sc 10. stall. gs.ss. bars
% shit. Isundfr sesp or lsrg. cans
fntlk sbe. with ! 10 huis coffee ihsL
sranaiated susaf. Gee matches. fte dos.
focal pzi~ni flour. ttfs. stall a.. AT
lbs split navy beans str. coed coffee
lie 10 Einssesnars. lee To. Ter Jar
riggs Sc dos
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Ntati ". Tbs standard white sfanus
lated sugar. ssr stall -. fresh pasteuf-
ired milk Sc at ac pf. stan a.. zoe
coffee. isc ID. 9tc baking powder IN bulk.
itr 10 ground spices. z-uS &C. stall
20. cottage cheese. lee II broken mixed
candy. Lee ID. stall a.. t.s gas stove.
sood as neS. SO. heater. skto electric
lamps sc stall 80. whole salmon. sec
and asoj black and ling cod. lbs. CSC
amsits. tbs sse Stall as Jonathan
apples. 81 IS boz, delivered; ns~ wainnts.
! Sc ID. lhs ste. cansalaupss. for Toe.
stall S.. German breakfast cheese. SC
boiled ham. .nc III. stalls ts-st. large
cans best milk, Sc. Ceintine, lie pkg
ssc boxes crackers. Gee. Naptha soap. &c
bar stall 1911. frcsh ground bone. 4 lbs
tke. California Jack cheese. ssc III. fine
creamery butter. asc III Stall 81. fresh
made potato sausage. iaRc h.. pork
sausage and hamburger. loo III Stall "a.
shoes resoled. acc TO sac. heels. soc.
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Painless Dentistry

. guaranteed to you at thie office
dsry people have put off having
heir teeth fixed up on account 81
he fear of being hurt while having
he work done.
We have eliminated all THE at thu
,fsiee. We ere nov able to pcsttfvst
" GUARANTEE painless work. .
natter what the nature OF your
nay be. We have every modeeeI|
convenience and appliances thaV|
science has devised for the perfern-
Nc Of painless dentistry. We sfe|
hat stiil has . supply OF "SovO-s
AIN. This 10 . very neeessaIZ
nGrsdisnt for painless dentistry. "
imported. and the European wan
as completely stopped itA impsrsa !,
ION. We laid In q large supply. sn0
TN have sufficient to last US long
Inc Most dental offices have nons|
ali. ard they can't get H. eithcrJ
'fis Is just one Of the many 9cca]
essons why this 10 tho proper place.
O come to have your work done.
We have q staff OF high ciass men
Y them has his certificate from the
tate dental board hanging rght on
he wayy in front OF his dental
hair. In plain sight OF all.
We give an ironclad guarantees e
Abstraction with all work. which y
he work and by l. r. Clark, D. .. =.
swnsr and manager OF this office
Who IL thoroughly responsible,
II won't cost you . cent to have
= complete and thorough examine.
ton. and we viii tell you Just whss
II will cost YOU to have your teesn
put into perfect condition.
II : well worth your while to have
this aone. and you ought not to -
lay H. I'll
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No. 10 sack flour. tse Burbank po,a-
toes. fi.so sack. beat sugar IL lbs 81.
israh chops ike ID veil steak isNc N. /.
bont Jersey butter. : lbs tiie. ranch
sEgs best soc dox puileis zoe dor :
grapes. lbs 1sc. tomatoes. sc 10 Girls
GO sc and Bic can. heithui rheek. lbs
2ke. smsits 30 10 isnderioin sole. soc
H. celery. SC stalk Alaska turnip. 4
lbs ibe! ElnKetsnaps. lee 10 pumper-
nickel bread ioavcs esc; German milk
bread. ioaves s5e.
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WHITE

~ ssaass III. green split peas ssci
lee eAns cove oysters $50. Zee Jar
Queen olives SIC. Zee baking soda. Sci
: fsc pkTs pancake flour. tkcs Toe
sacks salt ite. eer new comb honey.
tbcs lee pkrs corn flakes. CSC 9kc can
81 pineapple. iSc. tae can pure itaiy olive
oil zse boxes matches. Ice. &c can
coffee. ate. zee ear baking po~ der. SIC.
I Il can Ahrlmps ler
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MADAM NELLIE

Worlds greatest ciairyoyant and phren-
ologlst, guarantees TO read your entire
life. past present and future gives true
advice on business love. health aud
family affairs. tells the name OF yout
future husband or wife and what 10 do
10 be successful ~ life. She has Just
arrived IN this city. never here before
one visit will pay YOU for your many
disappointmentH in others She viii re-
move all obstacles and tell you now 10
win ana hold the one you desire She
gives advice on all important affairs ~
life. Special readings soc. Hotel Eik
room 9. 1881 Second. near Pine.
SOLDIER Roy MOVED CIRCLE TO-
night, lti0 Fifth ave. Headings daily
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2s-SpfRITUAL MEDIUMS
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

afssrs wnrpslar ehfsnalestsi. itsss rsaf
p4tfa shBFeuxefY read ard ssfiatred ~
. seHalne Esrpiiar paifnist ana clair
xerant ore sssaratiy sifts1 9Th the
pamsr % tell manF fogstax events ~
snwv "a. ah~ tells ~sss yaa called far
r.usss ~ fffsnfsl ~asuntss he's to ssin
success ia business health. eeufs%btr
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Tee inns efson artsns rnui aed tnaiffefs
sna tsesra ssat sh- edtise. On all
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~ssk feasiexs - cents 81 CuiFsf.
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Regal Dental Offices

DIR. l.. ". Clara. Nssager I
1905 1htva Ave.. y. W. Caruer TAee0
aud uaIou.
Diagopaily across from the Posts
office. Re sure TO get TO the
right place.
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NnnIn ENn MOME
LEGAL NOTICES

NoricE UR ctoftSc or REuiNrHA+
TtoN HuokH
OK ANn AFTER OCTOBER ~. 1915.
che registration books - the several
pfsfinsfH - kiuE rnuntbs washington
satsiaa = ths ancufp8fatea cities and
towns wiii ~ and remain closed for
the registration - Rpfsfs uatii after
aha general election 10 BE- held SgFsfns
be Ssh fFis
Al nsrsans desiflns 10 soss a. shs above
si.esiaa. Who have rps registered since
January lat 1915. wiii be required 80
register pfier "a { October iTth.
fste
Dated 81 HeasftS. WashtnKtans October
5th. 1910
signed DYHoS rHEiPR
lAaaItnrs EsaM roentE AaaIter
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SID paisntsi gives setsntlfic readings
on al nfsaifs - iife. past present ~
futaf@ rna have sesn she ethsrs nov
see sh~ bsst ~ IA Faahis All readings
susFMntsea satisfactory er 30 fees
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dsrfgi eiairveyan, pewsts she tells Yea
all pna reading viii convtnr1 YOU
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tween PIKE and rtns
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I THE QUINCY MODERN ! ANb /.
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:. mile from dock, store, etc y mile
| 10 school
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NOTICES

10 WHOM IN MAJ coNcEnR-
NOTICE
Ths EsrfHsfship hsFetefefe existing tes
tsesB e. y Jahhsfpn aBs w. Nefpids
80 Ensan Uvmeesf SO seattle Hashs
4asson. - hershy dissolved ~ mutssi
consent g y Johnston eithdfswlnx
from said firm said business wiii -
eanslnusd ~ J " ifefeid anaef the
same firm name
Dated seattle Wash, peteeer > 1915
q " JOHNSTON.
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hfiis after thls date Mr. VI = Celes
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-11
ACREAGE FOR SALE
8 AZ Ht1s. - $50
VIEW ttt.Dt>Gs

About hair mile from Lake Wash.
tngtoa. level snoG soil easr 90
wrrk rood huusr cell ~
acres bottom an ideal chicken
ana fruit ranch Terms tIs
down. balance ~ monthly. no
mortgage psner has orange
grove n rttifprnia. and 10 forced
20 sell Hetfef come across aud
sec the place Take Kirkland
heats ~ Madison park direct a.
office 81 Burke a Fafrar IN
kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-11
REICnSTAG DEBATES
SUBMARINE POLICY

BERLIN. via Wireless TO Say.
vile. l.. l.. Oct. 1.-THE main com
mittee of the reichstag today. after
a long discussion. adopted mo.
ton OF the center party. authoriz-
ing the budget commission to az.
semble when the rcichstag returns
for discussion of foreign policy
and the war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-11

MRS. c. s. ERNIE faced trial
Wednesday, before a jury In the
superior court. charged with yio-
lating city ordinance dealing with
tampering with a city light meter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-11

THE FIRST meeting OF the
American Bible society, over 100
years ago, Will be reproduced in the
Metropolitan theatre next Friday
and SATURDAY. nights.