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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-10-06
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NOTICE OF SALE
Old Springs DistiIIing Co.,
vs.. No. 1907.
/. w. Pailntt
3oth District Court Parish of Cad


7oth DlStnct Court Parish of Cald-
We'll, State Of Louisiana.
by virtue OF a writ of feri facios re-
QUARRY issued out of the Honorable tho
oth Judicial District Court in and for
the Parish Of Ouachita in the ahova
numbered and entitled cause and to me
directed, | have seized and taken into
my possession and will offer for sale at
the principal front door of the Court
house in the town Of Columbia Parish
Of Caldwell, State of Louisiana, on ~ ISL
Saturday October 9TH, 1916
between the legal hours for Jn1ic;a,
SAFES ta ',s;. the following described prorerty
the Sw4 of the sw4 and lot II Of Sec
township IA mr. 5 east, less that no.
tloh OF said lot II of section 7 said
fpH ";,nt1 !, and =, range sod by L. W.
r6 aIreee to u If Curry on Aug. Bird
d d20o' ana OF record in book "P', naee
o. 1a oi me conveyance records of he
Iar!Sh OF Caldwell. Also the se1 ~ If the
SCI OF sec, u and the nv1 Of sac ~
s spTd1hs n;lp', "A 4, north range east La m
I S,,'1 G We B all OF the property acquired
W Wh Ivy Ia'!ett bypurchase from Charles
wheeler on May 4th, 1901 as ner deed
o OF record in book Il" page al Of the
cConyeyance records of the Parish If
CGa!dwell, less the portion sold r. 70 - d y
Jury as above stated, All situated
IN the Parish Of Caldwell State o IF Ia
seized as the propdrty of the dafo ~, na;
f f',r W1Il De sod to satisfy said writ of
ar nrpms OF sale cash with benefit of
29t h'tn ness my hand ofIiially this August
]. E. NccIanohan, Sheriff.
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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-10-06
Taxable Valuation -.
- Signature OF Voter.
NOTICE TO VOTERS.


To vote in favor of the proposition
submitted on this ballot, place cross
(X) mark in the square after the word
Yes to vote against it, place a SIM
liar mark after the word NO.
Sec. 4. Be 1t Further Ordained,
that the following commissioners be
and they are hereby appointed to serve
as election officers at TIE election, to-
wit:
Abner Clark, " T Morgan, Emile
Girod, Clerk, Terry Brown; and that
notice of this election, shall be given,
which notice shall Designed bv the
President and Clerk ard published as
required by law.
Belt further ordained, that this or
dinance take effect from aud after it's
adoption. ,
Adopted this Sept. 4th 1916.
j A Warner Pres,
R R Red:!itt, Clerk, protein.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-10-06
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Iron Mountain Time Table
Sheriff Sale.

North Bound


BE IT KNOWN. that BY virtue Of
writ of Fera Facias regularly issued
cut Of of the Honorable Court wi,hin
ard for the Parish of Caldwell, star of
louisiana, and to me directed in the
above entitled cause. | have seized and
,akem INTO my possession and will offer
Tor sale at public cutlery. at the urjn.
clpal front door Of the Courthouse in
the yiliege Of Columbia, La. on
Satnsdey Get. 18th, 1916,
between the legal hours for iudicial
sales, the following described property
t0-Wit:
800 pounds seed cotton, more or less
| acre of growing sugar cane, mere
or less,
/! acres growing sweet potatoes,
more or less
IA acres corn in field. more or less
$50 pounds seed cotton in field not
picked, more or less,
SAID property is located and situated
on the N: P. Borden place in ward ten
Parish Of Caldwell:
Seized as the property Of tie defcrd-
ant and will be sold to satisfy said writ
OF tIera FacIas and all costs.
Terms Of sale cash, with benefit of
appraisment.
j. f. McClanahan,
Sheriff of Caldwell Parish.
lo'umDla, la, Sept. END, 1916.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-10-06
Taxable Valuation
signature Of Voter.
NOTICE TO VOTERS

70 ,-ot, !, +o,.,., -
sphn,;,+nd or 49,. ,' "I vac NF'H'Sltlo'
~ n,oyf. y; ,l WIS "".Io'' pace eros
,y,l ' :; ~ II, ,o ,''r >qC"T' ait"f the wore
;lor ,,,,,, o ttSs : '.'.,9' H. pace SIN
Id" un i.'"I a T n i. i , :, ora NO.
Il, foInuin|. na,,, "' ;'',' N'""lh'a' 1Ha'
u, .. D 'n9 ',,' .oI'' .'''29I7' n"FS be anC
'I''S .; ''le aae,IeoS appointed 10 serve as
e'T y N ~ V 1.ll''L' d, S4;a election, to-WIt
I. H y m.eTnl = a II numphrles ana
tha+ ta ''" ei, 4, " hIni7hEsS' Clerk; and
tiI"t '''' t.'lh OF me romeo jury have
isrs Of rrNarty t%y- ','y sn" ; oterl'on
'olc ID T." ..'rj' / and to give notice
OF TINS election winch notice shah De
SlEneG ny the Irtsldcnt and Clerk and
puohShec as required by law.
lie 1t VftArr Ordained that this or
o.Aahce tax eject ;I2n ard after its
ADOPTION.
Adopted t".@ S-p'. IN. 1916.
,,.. a j "srner. PEGS.
X K kedClt'. Cork, protein.
PETITION ,bo o,..,,.,,
dpn- nronnr,,. ,.yo,a ,,,46:' ,,. Aug resi-
mo that IN rIart;1r ho or4 " wa "io "S".
tbo s ,'S 80 f ',C'ID'. Dt ora feo - take
nyonosigon o t' l1 1.;,,,'e" ".tfS on the
three Nils ~rrra Ing 81 H. 'L In,' TAX OF
the ASSESSED val,ai;ou of -" ar u0,Laf OF
in said ward s,,h ti.,.,' r. - az properly
period of vearS nee;nn;n M"i, ,;. ior d
year 1916. FIR the rurDose Of conSpr' .ne
ing and maintaininc nnbIic roads IN ~ a se
ward was su5mjttpd road and an ~, r-'r"
ton carried, the foIIow;ng ord liz r,o
was adopted: ''" rs 0i"'''"''ce
0pn1>.,>,Cr> \, u
'i'"'''''NOE NO. S-N.
Whereas one-fourth of the pronertv
taxpayers of ward s Parish Of CaIdveihi
eligible to vote in tax election in said
Ward have pSjtioppd th;s bodw - :" - ~
an election in the said w1rd r. ~ d 1hu,i
mine tn proposition of leyyjng = three
mill tax for period of five years N
said ward beginning with the wear 1915
for the purpose of constru, tjnp and
public roads in tho co;d
IarI 3. ard, whereas. aside from said
petition it is the voluntary viii Of this
body to call the election haro;noftnr
p C e. ,.V y 'G H.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-10-06
FOR THE LEVYING OF A TAX

Proposition to levy a 81
mill tax on all the propertyfv
in ward or road district No, ~
8 of the Parish of CALDWELL
for the period OF 5 years. s-.
beginning with the years
1916, for the purpose off y
constructing and maintain-s i
ing public roads in sad dis.
irict.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-10-06

Proposition to levy a fiveI
mill tan on all the propertyIv
in ward or road district No.IeS
9 Of the Parish of CALDWELL
for the period Of five years -
beginning with the year
1916, for the purpose of
constructing and maintain Nil
ing public roads in said ."
ward.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-10-06

proposition 10 levy HTtF
mill tax on all the propcrtts
in ward or road district No.s Yes
10 OF the Parish Of Ca!d-:
well, for the period Of tiyci
years, beginning with thei
year 1916, for the puyposcY
Of constructing and main y.
tanning public roads in said NO
ward.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-10-06

p,h,;c Highway near the residence o,
+ u p Erskins in said road district Nc o. 1
Ed s aisI bonds Of said road district No.
| shall be issued to cover .I e,nr. over
ness; said serial bonds to y. m bn.r ;, tar
a period of forty years, 10 urA irt.,..t
est at five per cent per annnn' a ln.e''
PAYABLE annually or serni- anhGsl wy that
Sec. 2. Be it further o'ialneu 'n aH
the Ballot boxes, yaecessart oIahts s a"1
othe paraphernalia including tal,y sn'' Of
lists o: voters, assessed Va!uatloh VI
more , rtv, shall be provided by the ~
r re OF the Police Jury and ne sn:, ~
cause to be printed ballots for use 81
said election in the following form ~
wit: ,u
To INCUR DEBT AND Iose1
phNllS
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-10-06
Ntu IL D1BD
BONDS.

Proposition to incur deny "
and issue serial bodds OIL les
Rrod District No. to thes
amount Of SIS, 10000 TO- -
mature over period of
forty years, bearing inter7iNa
est a, the rate of five per- Ns
cen, per annum, payable
Annually or Semi-annuallys- ---
The purpose of said debl and bonds be-
ing to construct and maintain public
highway in said district beginning at
the Ouachita traffic bridge at Columbia
La, and extending to the Ouachlts
Parish line, and from the mouth OF the
lane on the Ouachita river at Belle Vus
plantation to a point on the Columbus
and Monroe Public Highway near the
residence IF b E Erskins.
Taxable Valuation Observation-Disclosures
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07
THE WAY Of THE WORLD
At MAGIC CITY FRIDAY

CLYDE Fitch's great drama, The
Way OF the World, will be presented
at the Magic City theater toinoTto"
Friday night Sept 9Th, A number
of BodaIusa people have seen tbs
play which is pronounced as one OF
the best ever written by Mr.. Fitch.
Its d story Of the life Of society
folks" who get mixed up ia politics
and scenes are enacted which YOU
will remember for years. As pre-
Sented on the stage it was great
success but on the screen it is SAID
to be even better and you should
not even miss the opportunity OF
seeing this picture. There will be
no extra charge in admission, 5 and
10 cents being the price for the Red
Feather production featuring Hobart
Bosworth and Dorothy Davenport.
For regular program see page a III
this issue.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07
GOOD BILL At 0RPHEUM
1HEATER ALL THIS WEEK

Ryan Bankoff, Lola Grille and
Madaline Harrison, three we'll known
stars in the realm of Terpsichore
are appearing this season in Bank
offs new creation and are at the
Orpheum this week.
Bankoff, since his initial appear
ance at the Metropolitan Opera
House. has won the reputation of
being one of the worlds best expo
nents of Russian dancing, as we'll as
being a creator Of exceptional abili'
ty. He last appeared with Lola
Grille, while Madaline Harrison for
merly strove for honoEs as a sole
dancer. 1t is seldom that a trio O
such ability appears in a single
production. and they are supported
by a ballet of unusual excellence
The program consists of nine char
acter and classical dances ARRANGED
| in a highly artistic manner.
'Artie" DEACON, the former fight
ing younester of The Belle of New
York" is another feature of the bill
1t has been several years since
DEACON appeared in vaudeville HI
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07

Miss Louise Wemple, of Arcadia,
arrived Saturday and will be one of
the teachers in the Bogalusa schools
this year.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07
returns with new songs aud a fund

returns with new songs aud fund
of new stories.
Tom Smith and Ralph Austin are
original fun makers. 1t isn't SO
much what they do as how they do
it. Chas. Bensee and Florence
Baird, a Yank and a Scot. minele
mirth and music in an effective
manner. Emerson and Baldwin are
comedy jugelers Gretchen Spencer
is an American prima donna and a
splendid one. The International
Girl poses in the costumes of many
nations.
The Orpheum Travel Weekly
promises some original views Of the
ereat.eared bat, the largest Of this
family, and scenes from the farther
most point North in Siberia.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07

The newest models in Ladies'
Wolfe and Striped Wolfe Waists
neatly trimmed with lace and
touches of colored embroidery, at
Bosa!usa Stores CompanyA
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07
Talks And Eats

A most enjoyable social session
was held at the Y. M. c. A.. Tuesday
night in the interest Of the Boealusa
band. Several good talks were
made by prominent citizens who
ore assisting in irving to secure one
of the hest bands in the state for
this city. A fine lunch was served
and everyone present had a most
ENJOYABLE time.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07

A comprehensive assortment OF
Fancy Neeligee Shirts for men. new
patterns in fast coloEs, unusually
good values at Sl.OO at Boealuss
Stores Company.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Davidson
and little daughter Elizabeth left
Sunday for DeQuincy La, where
they will reside
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07

Miss Olga Senac. has returned to
her home in New Orleans after sew
eral days spent with her brother
Leon Senac.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07

Mrs. H. G. Hester has returned to
her home in New Orleans after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. j. Y. Sam
ders.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07

this issue.
p f{s%'1 ||ls:lzA
Charles Utter spent Sunday in the
Crescent City.
George Marx spent Sunday in
the Crescent City.
W. F. Finnegan spent the week
end in New Orleans
Miss Clara Grove spent Sunday
with relatives in Sun.
Leslie Anderson spent Sunday
with homefolks in Covinston.
Fred Weems has returned from
visit with relatives in Hazlehurst.
Miss Iris Ford, of Angie, was the
week end guest ofMiss Addie Lott.
Mrs. Susie Robertson. of Arkansas,
| is the guest of Mrs. A. L. LedOuX
Miss Della Demoulette spent Sun.
day with relatives in New Orleans
Miss Maude Jopes has returned
from visit with her mother in Sill
dell.
Victor Pico. of the N. 0. G. N,
was a New Orleans visitor for the
week end.
Miss Bernadette Fabares. of AL
. eiers. visited Mrs. J. N. Fabares
! Sunday.
. Frank DeCoursey, Of the Bogaluss
!: Stores Co., wcs a New Orlean:
!. visitor Sunday.
! Raife and Mildred Dorsey have
|. returned from a visit with thei
aunt in Yazoo City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Sanarans ane
: little DAUGHTER spent a few days il
: New Orleans this week.
!. AL. Neal was called to New
!: Castle KY, Saturday on account 0
!. the illness of his mother.
! Miss Charline Wilcox left Sunda
!. for Chattawa Miss, where she wi
]. attend school this winter.
:. joe Ed. Henry and Alex Fitzse
!. aid, of McComb spent Sunday wit
!: their sister Mrs. Katie Pittman.
!. Miss Castex. of New Orleans, VII
!. has been visiting Mrs. Donohue
!. Ave. B returned to her home SUI
5: day.
!. Miss Gertrude Jones has returne
!. to her home in Covineton after
! weeks visit with Miss Camll
= Pisott.
! B = e.: :: 7
: ~ For Babies. For prickly \
+ Wv heat. After shaving. After -
+ / the bath. As face powder. AS
!. | a foot powder. Really indispensa
j. BILE. In sitter top cans. At drug
: l pists. Is cents,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07

Mrs. NJ. L. Weuscher aud children
have returned from a visit with rel
atives and many friends in Brook.
haven.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07

Mrs. NJ. I. Weuscher aud children
have returned from a visit with rel
atives and many friends in Brook
haven.
Miss Louise Wemple, of Arcadia,
arrived Saturday and will be one of
the teachers in the Bogalusa schools
this year.
Miss Olga Senac. has returned to
her home in New Orleans after sew
eral days spent with her brother
Leon Senac
Stripes, Plaids and Colors in a
wide range of patterns. Fast colors,
a favorite for school dresses, lie and
15c yard, at Boealusa Stores Co.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. D, Miller, Mrs. D.
IC. Gilmer and little daughter, Alice
motored to Gulfport Saturday and
returned Sunday.
H O. Knowles and W. D. Gill, Of
the Louisiana Fibre Board Co., lief,
Saturday to spend their vacation al
Bluff Springs, Fla.
Plain colored and fancy plaid ant
striped effects in almost any colo
combination. Attractive values a
Sl.OC to $3.50 yard, at Boealus;
Stores Co.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Davidson
and little daughter Elizabeth let
!Sundav for DeQuincy La, wher
they will reside
!. A comprehensive assortment c
Fancy Neelieee Shirts for men. ne'
patterns in fast Col0Ts, UNUSUAL
\ good values at Sl.OO. at Boealus
. Stores Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Harding an
- sons Edward and Clifford an
, daughters Lula and Wilma motore
), to Coyington Sunday and spent II
! day. Lula remained to after
! school at the St. SchoiaStlca Co
vent there this session.
| The newest models in Ladif
| Wolfe and Striped Wolfe Wais
j neatly trimmed with lace al
- touches of colored embroidery,
T. ,,l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01
Che 'GrlaubniisiAeine.

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lgbarles $. Gal.s. 80. 116 saunbers
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iyicla Woore, 80, 1921 Gin Ctr.
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lWsarp Sarris, 80, Ibopiton.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01

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pon 9uftGufern befudt, bic tbnen bic
ii6ertrie6enTien g}reiie bietsn, offenbur
in Der @bii6t, in ben beppr'te6enoen
@intermonaten nod 909sre preiIe gu
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zine benti6e 8ogesseitung, bic nls
.amtli6es Srgan oes I. rrb I. ZEE
itunes GOmmanoos berdusgegebeEe
raratauer 3eitung". Infer n0eutid1"s
goltsblatt fir 9alisien" eri6eint tpies
Der regelmGbio, urb fat alei63etti5
nit unIerem 9latte 1T unlere Sanoe'z
hauptftabt md nit eincm oritteu
oeutI6en Organ, nit Der rGemberger
Wpnatsseituug", beeliidt rporOen Sir
uns guli3iI6e 0euiIde lam es ultr
erpiini4t Tein, penu auF oieie Dei'e
bic Wabrbeit enolib etnmal an o,u
Saa tpmmt, nGmIih, oab es in 8alI'
sien 3ablrei1e Electromagnetic IN
allen Stitten atebt. Die bos Sea
biirfniB noh beuti6er 3eitungeu b1s
ben uuo cine oeutife 3eituus jeoer an
beren porSiebeu. Dos mar 5par uu9
Dor benz 9riege ihou 10. Sm @runoe
hat es jeoer gepuBt. Gber es lag cir
eiIerner Druid auf unierem Gdnoe; es
Iollte Der S6eir auFret)t erboIteu lDer-
ben, dls let 9Qll5Ien etH Sdno, III osla
bdg 8euti6tbum ii5erbuupt ribt,
mebr I'll bebeuten bGtte. 0ober Die
inTterotifbe 3urudIebung Der Deut
i4er auf alien @ebieten, bic 9rpeig,s
ruru elmer oeutiheu gertretun9 tut
9anetaa, bic unouf6Drlifcu Stnte.
riqtstten, bic ben ieIbFitdnoieeu Srs
outfIationer Der 0eutideu gemott
purben, neun Ie bic ibueu qebii6rer.
ben Hefte beduipru6teu; unb iufoIls
bapon ouh bic @oriiht mo genqitl
libteit, bic Fi6 Oeiem 0rpte Fiigfs
lno aur Folee bate, boB pette Sretie.
be i'm @rurbe iit dls Deptifs fiibl,
ten. tntter fa ou1 8euti6 ipruhsu
unb ii6 an Oeuti9em ShriittbuH.
oeutTcher &uttur uno oeufhem Bes
ZEN rGbrten, bod bies Dor Der Oeifeut,
li6teit sefIiTentIih 5u Deras9Isn iuA'
ten.
GataItr TrudfebIer.
Gr Tteute tetne Opfer, I'm tbr Teine
belize Qiebe su be3eueeH; bon oieiela
DunI9s mar sr siRsis SssisIt
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gcrbdnsnispoller Sireit.

NGtrenb zines Streit.s. in iusldsm
Der 22jdbrise 3uidn.iosr Dm. Slider,
1913! Sinn StrnBe uno sSranf Sprp,
asiiern abenb gessH 7 llbr bas RetuIs
tat zines gillarbipisls gu eutidsiben
fiihisn, ipuros slider BON ieinsm 9ess
ntr nit sinem iuudtieen .Jaufti9ln5
3u gpbsn a.fGllt unb i1lus in 10 uns
aliidI.ter Deiis nit bem aopis gegen
ben Rinniieiu, bab sr .inen Stdotls
bru6 srlitt. Yairolauio 8 bra6te ihn
in berpubiloiem 3uitunb nab benz
Stapiboipital, mo- cine llnteriu6aHg
eraeb. bab sr iaum nit BEN asbsn
Dapoatommen biirfte.