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RIcrMoSD LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.

RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
Hichmond. w.. October "a. 1916.
meeting OF the stoSkholders OF H!chmond
Of tho company. on Hospital Street near
MN street. ~ the city q Richmond. County
Of November. 1916. ut 1880 O'CLOCK in tho
forenoon. for tho purpose OF eicctinR ditec.
tors and officers and for tho TRANSACTIONS of
such other business may properly come
: '''OsO '"s ". ?sspENcER ROBERTSON
Secretary.
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s--a :. :
DEATHS

st.nnr liiW y'e sr, MnN,,, }s;g,aay
native Oh Richmond lat. or f.oi,I,nbis
80, r,eheh IT, survived ~ his wIic. his SIS
,Ionn H. l mi.tiam a. babn-y. aud Lrothet
,,.I,h,sa, iuncrai Will TAX. place from the
iiuniu"hcc 81 hlr ri5tcr-iH-lav. MrH T 1
TntnXHIpnnh, igs, Neai irnnklin street MON.
.otEHMhNE Died. November 4 1910
AHHES HCLciIEK cVBRMASS, beloved
r I nme 81 Frank H. overmsnn. Bestues her
ME- ME-. 81 muiehet, ard Mrs; Alex. kranitsKy
j. nhd William II Remains III her par.ni.
.tSinchc.; 81; Vest Main street.
ronrrai NIL iakn place from ST. Mary,
'htnhi'' CHURCH Win requiem mass TO-DAY
r. ~ ~ y. 81 lntsrinent In 81. aary's Gem.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE nAlLxc

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
r., cnlcc OF the Treasurer.
TIE BTnrh ~ Directors o, Atlantic Coast
,hE lh mt Gon'lamy has drs!nEsd =
f fi,,, stock 81 that eoinpany rsyahl. az
y. g on and after November 10. i3lG, Tho
trhn.i.t book, nre closed from october 20
TO NoNrmbcr 10. 1915. both dates Inclusive.
JAMES l.. POST.
TrcRhursr
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BY GREEN q Redo
tcal Estate Auctionccrg
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
~ WE!.L-BUiLT EMI-DETACHt:u.
l;iI,Ii IH0CM YELLING IN THE
No. 2O7 N. Elm St.

BY Nir.ue of certain deed of trust.
n!chmond Chancery Court Clerks Of
ice. In -. B. 20S-B, page 90. default
having been made in the payment OF
the debt secured thereby, and having
been required by the beneficiary there.
under so to do. ], tho undersigned sur
viring trustee. VIII. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1916,
At . o'clock J.. NJ,
on the premises. proceed TO sell at
public auction, the property conveyed
thefein, viz: that certain lot OF land
with all improvements thereon, known
AS no. .oI North Elm street. lying and
being in the city Of Richmond. Va, he
Of Elm street two hundred and ten
feet three inches t2io.3) north OF Grove
Avenue, at a point opposite the center
OF The partition wall between tenc-
ming, nortKwardly along and fi'n fIon TIN
on The said eastern line of Elm Street
nineteen feet three inches tl?3) to the
southern line of a 15-foot alley, and
extending back castwar,lly from said
front between parallel lines the south
crn one OF which runs through the
dred and fifty (I56j feet to a forty foot
court.
This property is we'll located either
Tor home or as an investment
TERMS: Cash.
W. l.. REpp.
Surviving Trustee
NOT "a liberal loan can be mude
upon the above described property
upon application to tho Auctionccrs.
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TRAINS Leave nchm"nd-Maim s.. station.
south--Daiiy: $40 q. 81. :ocni: $50 a II.
cNrress parlpr buEct car. l.. NJ. express:
A. ~ 4: NJ. cypress. sleeping car open. 900
+; NJ 500 l. ~. local for k"yavili". Chase
City ana buffalo I.irhia SprfugS---week days
, York River iinc--5:l0 &. NJ. S,.uiI:c.
Train. except sunday, connecting FOR Uuiti-
more S'arlor carr 10, a. VI and Ills
Trains Arrive Richmond From the South:
I:o3 a. ~ nnd 500 A. ~. $3.50 T. ". $40
II. NJ. daily: s:iv 4. NJ. except '.uudI,.
From Wet Point: So. y M; except Mon
Once epT l.. Main - Phone Madison 272
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BDIC AUtTION SH IL
OF

THE FURNITURE AND FURNISH
INGS OF THE WILLIAMSBURG FE-
MALE SEMINARY.
! will sell on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER H.,
CONNIE ncing at 1880 4. NJ.
all Furniture. Furnishings and Equip
ments contained In said building, To-
Gated near the depot, Williamsburg.
Va, consisting of Iron Beds. Springs.
Dressers, Writing Tables and Chairs.
Rockers. Rugs, Books. bkcaSes.
School Desks and Chairs, Dining-room
Furniture and furnishings, Large Cook
Range, Cooking Utensils: also n lot Of
other goods too numerous to mention.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
AuctioneerS.
GEO. V. OLIVER. Salesman.
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SPECIAL, NOTICE.
SOTICE--Legai

VIKGINIA RAILWAY AND IOWEH CO.
Ss.enth AMI franklin Streets.
>.o,,,, Richmond. "a. october -. 1916.
IneaunK OF the stockholders OF the Vir-
Einiu Hallway and Power Company will To
held at the genera! office OF the com pany.
IN IN: c!ty Of richmond. Va OH W.,incs-
r.. 'rans,er looks; owl:li he closed on Sa,9T-
and Will nc reopened on Thursday, EovoIn
Der ID i3lt. ~ 10 O'Clock A. u.
- q u. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LICF:NSE.
NoIiC. IL hsreb: given. TINT In conformity
Win the provisions OF an act o; tho GEN
.Ini Assembly .! Virginia. approved Marcl.
~ -; isis Acts 1919; pages slg. .-3; -,
..ay q November. 1915. at - o'c!o'k OF
tl!a. day. apply 10 tho HustiuSs Court Of
purchase. store and soll soft drink =; tenn
pnrsrT quarters. Eleventh ANA Canal Streets
Watts Storage, as provided In aa.t ac; ot
A-sein,!y.
GREET Err H1CIiMoSD
BOTTLl%G WORKS
Wholesale ny g. r.. kLISE.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

rdi f"$S HPEtf s':sef nir IL: 80, hS" a. 3d.
'J.pu L. Nj. '4.O1 4. NJ.
.sEl,2ih li"!.l,in :" ASP THE WEST;
Arrive i!iGhircnd from, Norf"Ik: .ii:4o
4. NJ. 'G:3a l.. NJ. 1900 l.. Nj. -ll.30 l.. Nj
Erom the w"st; &c IL a. NJ, 's.3T A. NJ
t2;in +. NJ. ti:1o 4. NJ. '5:i7 z. IL. .9:0o
daily tpaly exccp; Sunday .sunday
w, b BErILL w {. SAUNDERS.
= n Hplnofs G. r. A. i;oanosc
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STEAMBOATS,
STEAMBOATS,
Odd Dominion Line

~. Richmond. II OF Ash St daily . 90 T.. y.
Leaves Newport News .......... 800 A. N.
Connections with main limo atcnmers leav-
ing Norfolk for New York daily, except sur
lay. 90 i. NJ. Connections also made by
=. y w; ky, 3,,P. NJ. and c. & o. ny. at
j. NJ Mig II line steamers stop Mt Clare
mont on signal. and are met by public con-
NiWGINIA NAVIGATION co. Lamca River
Ivy DAYLIGHT for Norfolk; Old Point. Newport
News and all Jlm"s River landings, Mon
iay. "Wednesday and Friday at &: ~ \. II.
fr.tght received for all James Rivc- points
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days
}. -. tARNEAL x son ana
tlfAS X. WILLIS * CO.
Real Estate Aucttoncers.

ky, virtue Of Il certain deed OF trust
clerks o,hcc. richmond Chanccr%.
court: In d. b. 23g-D. pnge 1923. default
portion of the debt thereby secured.
and being required By tho beneficiary
therein 40 To do. We Will. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER I. 1915.
1T o'clock L. NJ.
proceed TO sell. on the premises
30t GLADSTONE AVENUE.
in West Highland Park. city. at public
auction. the properties mentioned
therein and dssscrih.d rs follows:
WEI firSI ,,,!: 2,a nj - en- ana p II Square %
point on the north i:nc Of Gladstone
Avenue $50 feet wcst Of it's intorpec-
Hon WITH the west line " Wellington
t."n along and fronting on the said
north lire Of Gladstone Avenue so feet.
thence back from said front in :.
", erection ANA between paral-
lei Ines 40 feet 10 an alley in tho
rear.
Second. Lots &c ana q. in Souarc u.
s s.nIm ra on H. "o 'or;h line OF Clad
l;nston street. thence running along
tho north line Of Gladstone Avenue md
fronting thereon 90 feet an.. .uunin e
back between parallel lines 100 fee, to
TERMS: Cash sutEici.n, tn INV al,
SoE,S or sale. taxes and insurance to
gay OF saic ana debt Of S2is25 nov.
que. ana interest added thereon. the
naiahcc OF the sum secured In the deed
10 be paid in &c monthly instalImcnts
on sio."v. the first TO become due and
PAYABLE November 90. 1916. and one on
INC zsth OF each successive month; also
one note for $500 payable lis months
AFTER date. and the residue at "a crcd!t
OF one and two years. with interest
addcd and secured by deed OF trust
on said property, but said residue shn II
De made subordinate to the other
credit payments, or for all cash. as to
said residue at the option Of the pur-
+. SITTERnINC;
j d. Carnival
CHAS. Il. WILLIS.
Trustees.
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HELP WANTED-,iaIe

WANTED. 10 young nIen 10 MI orders In
hacking department. mrn to nail Nm
hnI"s. men TO check orders: - Inhorers
-. Hood Co. 6lnt,r Park
FonEMhS Wanted fnr granite quarry.
era Hon' s,, free Mus; b. sooa powder
him and steam qriiI runner. sisAdy lob
tor 70 years. Good houses and cheap Htore
II you can MI the bill don't write but
come and look II over Cuioeper Granite
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LOST AND FOUND

sTRAYED from 9i5 Victor Street UIcS
.; aIn fafa shetland p"ny cray un,h"d,
"siSht ABOUT 800 pounds. Ntano hal!
rliupcd. l:e~nrd ~ returned or inforIna.
ZION given as TO whereabouts.
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.DoubleYour
Incone!

:. local jcwclry house wants one
person TO represent thom in each de-
partment of cvery Industrial concern
In Richmond II is an easy matter 10
sell diamonds and high class, guaran-
Iced jcwelry to your fellow employees
on small weekly or monthly payments
we assume All responsibility and pay
swers will be held absolutely conn
dontial Address Eek - 500 care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED harness makers, steady work
goou wages. Chance TO make oyertin,e
hllleI 2 Gleason. Newport News. Va
WANTED. full registered druggist 20 take
charge OF drug store In fourihhinC Vir.
a ainia iown and Suy interest IN sainc. Good
ind4Nrious and honest man need apply
aest OF references given and required. ADJ
Dispatch.
flhEMEN. brakemen. beginners paid si2o
cara Tlrnes- Dispatch
WANTED. experienced hardware. and paint
Serk. Mono but e1peTicncod man nnrS
apply Hardware. care Tlmes- Dispatch :
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD
CLEANING AND PRESSING

WE KNOCK THE SPOTS OUT OF THINGS
LA .IoSs md nm, mems garments ,F'renc
,roios. or dyed in n snperinr manner. osf se %
us your crepe waist and feather boa,
riSon street. Packages sent for and dc
nNcred. Phone Randolph L3N7.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

'tRSITtKE china and wedding presents
packed anI shipped with cure Jacob
: m.laut l.nony Madison 3.9:
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING
LET us rehoratn your rugs and carpets.
Central Cleaning and PepatrinE Co,
dSiph 2ss7 i''" '''e'' i"o"' Nah-
OLD rugs and carpets MADE ovei: into new.
w. w. Mosclcy &c Co.. PIT North First
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WANTED. position Ms companion and mas,
n Tor Oil lady. Address Ell East Seventh
street South Richmond.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

SNAIL. set al books to keep by experienced
-oookNeSpet. SlS. cure Tlmes. Dispatch.
position of responsibility. Omen 10 engage.
mcnt. Address II 52t caro- TVmea- DIspatch,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-10-07

seven, presented a petition sign
ed by one hundred forty-four cit
zens of the eastern portion of
that ward, asking that all that
part of ward seven lying east of
a line running from north to
south between ranges four and
five west be not included in the
Jefferson Highway Road District.
He also presented a petition sign
ed by thirteen citizens of his
ward asking that the territory
lying between the line common
to ranges four and five and east
of the Nantachi BAYOU, be not in
+eluded in the Jefferson Highway
Road District.
Mr.. Milton O'Quinn, of Verda,
addressed the police jury urging
that the eastern part of ward
seven should be left out of the
Jefferson Highway Road District.
Mr.. B. D. Fletcher, of Verda,
also addressed the police jury for
the same purpose.
At the conclusion of Mr.. B. D.
Fletcher's address, on motion,
the police jury adjourned until
Tuesday, October 8 at 8 o'clock
a. m.
w. A. BROwNLEE,
President.
Miss H. E. CAMERON,
Clerk.
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PLANT CLOVER LANDS IN EARLY OCTOBER



In
incubation
conditions this
maturity during
Of should
the middle of July left for that Sow eight pounds
per lightly o
The crimson clover better suited for the sandy soils than the mednm
establish
difficult practically
Ake clover will stiff poorly drained
wiIno make mred
useful
wills
pera Of
for
thoroughly
enrich the SOIL
tending
They excellent
stock especially
DODSON
Dean and Director. Louisiana University.
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Many Colfax People Have Kept Wen
BY Keeping Their Kidneys Well
The first symptom Of kidney trouble
may be only slight pain in the back.
a fe cling of stiffness or soreness in the
'loins, or some annoying irregularity Of
the NJ mary passages. Urine 10 often
discolor ~d and perhaps sediment gathers
upon stsl9ing. Next may come dali
throbbing backachs, sharp, knife-like
pains, head sebes, dizzines and in many
cases lamen ess when arising in the
morning. No one can afford to delay
until these .oubles become serious.
Begin using d, rams Kidney Pills. the
tried and tested kidney remedy that
has won the prlf& Of thousands. Col
fax readers should find convincing proof
of merit in the fol. lowing statement
It's from a resident OF this locality.
Clovis Daigle, 3O4 Railroad Ave.
Plaquemine, La, says: II was suffer-
ing from my kidneys and hack when !
began using Doan's Kidney Pills. This
medicine removed the trouble and to
this day ! have been free from Ill
signs of kidney complaint .
Price Soc at all dealers. Don't simp.
ly ask for kidney remedy-get Dosn's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.. Dali
gle had Foster-Milburn Co.. Props,
Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
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There are other progressive
business men in the parish that
will probably make a donation
to this premium list, but Mr..
Benton, parish agent, has not
been able to see them thus far.
Prof. Warner and r. H. Ben
ton, parish agent. will act as q
committee to select the premium
list and award the prizes.
The fair at Hargis will be held
on Thursday and Friday of next
week. At this fair. exhibits OF
club members work will be made
as well as various exhibits OF
live stock and farm products by
adult farmers of the parish.
Don't forget the date. Every
body come. Hargis, October II
and IL.
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Two men were once talking over
their respective sons careers st col
lege. and ono remarked. s"Weli. I
sometimes feel like saying - did
Aaron In the wilderness, Behold, {
poured in the gold and there came out
this calf Christian Register.
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Jane Sneed was stricken from
the paupers' list, she having
moved out of the parish.
Capt. C. H. Teal. President of
the Grant Parish Jefferson High
way Association, addressed the
police jury on behalf of that as
ISOLATION. He stated that the
Jefferson Highway is to traverse
the parish from north to south
passing through wards seven. six,
one and two, and asked that the
police jury create and establish
a road district, to be designated
as Road District No. s, made up
of the territory adjacent to the
highway. He suggested that the
road district should embrace
wards seven, six, one and that
part of ward two lying west of a
line that would be fixed and
agreed upon by the police jury.
Mr.. George c. Purvis, mem.
Der of the police jury from ward
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For a Muddy Complexion.

Take Chamberlain's Tablets a d
adopt diet of vegetables and cereals.
Take outdoor exercise daily and your
complexion will be greatly improved
within few months. Try it. Obtain
able everywhere. ADV.
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Official Proceedings of the Police Jury
of Grant Parish.
Colfax, La, Oct. 2, 1916.


session. All the members were
present.
The minutes of the meeting of
Aug. 81 were read and approved.
Mr.. Brownlee read communi-
cation from the chairman of the
managing committee for the To-
cation of a Federal Farm Loan
Bank at New Orleans.
On motion the following reso-
luton was adopted:
Whereas, New Orleans is the
metropolis of the South and the
logical clearing house for the
great live stock and agricultural
interests of the Mississippi Val
ley, and all of the Southern
States, the richest agricultural
section of the United States;
therefore, be it
Resolved. That it is the opin-
ion of the Police Jury of Grant
parish, Louisiana, that the said
city of New Orleans should be
the location of one of the new
Federal Farm Loan Banks to be
established by the United States
Government, because of its ac-
feasibility to the interior points
in this section and being in the
midst of the South's greatest ag-
ricultural territory, the develop
ment of which is dependent upon
such accessibility.
Be it further resolved, That a
copy of these resolutions be sent
to the senators and representa-
tives of these Southern States at
Washington, and to the commit
tee to secure a Federal Farm
Loan Bark at New Orleans.
On motion thefelllQwing names
were ordered placed on the pau
per's list: Mrs. Angie Norris,
Mrs. T. H. Stewart, agent, Pol
lock, La; and Joanna Van Dyke,
Mr.. ]. H. McNeely, agent, Col
fax, La.
A petition was presented ask
ing for the creation of a public
road leading from the Kateland
depot to a point opposite the
Boyce ferry. The petition was
accepted and the following NAM
ed six freeholders were appoint
ed as reviewers to locate the
road, viz: A. A. Dean, Jno. Ran
dolph, T. C. Bush. Heman Smith,
Jerre Smith, DR.. Webster Smith.
A petition was presented ask
ing that change be made in the
location of the Claiborne and AL
exandria public road, as follows:
Beginning at the town limits Of
town of Dry Prong on the north
and following the main street on
the west side of the L. & A. rail-
way to the town limits on the
south, thence in a southerly di-
rection to the intersection of the
old road again at or near the
place of Mr.. w. A. Butts. The
petition was accepted, and the
following six freeholders were
appointed as a committee of re-
viewers to make and locate the
change asked for, viz: A. H.
Watson, DR.. D. V. Donaldson,
T. B. Morgan, ]. w. Smith, Al
len Butts and j. w. Dees.
A petition was presented ask
ing that the public road out of
Crissy's creek bottom be changed
to leave the Colfax and Pineville
road at branch running through
A. Futrell's field, and follow the
land line running north to inter-
section of the model road at Chas.
Sandifer's place. The petition
was accented and the following
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And where II your daughter Min
ME this year. Mrs. Noovof" asked the
visitor. why" said the old LADY,
Minnie wants to be . teacher In Do
nestle science. and she's taking .
course in household derangements
down at the Abnormal school -
Life. r;
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-10-07

A Galveston widow says that she
knows one or two places whore she
could get q husband. but what she
has always wanted 10 white satin
opera cloak.--Galveston News.
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unchannoable.

DO you think Miss Oldgirl win ever
change her mind and marry" mo.
II she marries 1t will be because somG
man Of her acquaintance changes hip
mind. Times-D Dispatch. y
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coLFAx GRANT PARISH, La, SATURDAY OCTOBER T. 1916

VII AioeiOii q SoiAitAiisSSSoA I'LL &C,
consisting of Messrs. ]. M. Jones,
Frank Hamilton and Oscar Hata-
way, was appointed and instruct
ed to advertise for bids and to
contract for the building of the
above bridge and supervise the
construction of same, it being I'M
derstood that the cost of the
bridge shall be paid out of the
special tax fund of ward two,
the amount to be refunded to the
special tax fund out of the gen.
eral fund whenever the general
fund shall be in condition to pay
same.
The petition asking for the Gre
alton of a public. road leading
from Bill Dyson's place, on the
old Montgomery road, by Eureka
church to the model road and
along the same to the number
two spur, and thence between
the land of C. o. Sharp and Mrs.
Mollie Christy to the ferry known
as Lemoine's ferry on Red river,
was taken up.
On motion it was ordered that
the petition be accepted and the
following six freeholders were
appointed as a committee of re-
viewers to locate the road, name
ly: j. B. Starks, G. B. Guin, P.
Roshto, Ben Roshto. A. ]. Morat
and ]. E. Hickman.
On motion the following reso-
luton was adopted:
Resolved by the police jury of
Grant parish, That all justices of
the peace and constables through
out the parish be and they are
hereby required to make a quar-
terly report to the police jury of
all criminal work done by them;
that the clerk of the police jury
is instructed to have the neces-
sary blanks printed and furnish
ed to the said officers, and that
no constable or justice of the
peace will be paid his salary I'M
less he has made such report to
the clerk of the police jury on or
before the first Monday in Janu-
airy. April, July and October of
each year.
The committee of reviewers ap-
pointed to locate the road leading
from the Lake school house to
the steel bridge on the Colfax
and Montgomery model road,
made a report.
On motion the report of the
committee was accepted and the
road as laid out by the commit
tee was declared to be a public
road. A. st. Andre was appoint
ed to be overseer of that part of
the road extending from the
Lake school house to the Big Pine
Lbr. Co. tram crossing at the old
corral; and D. F. Williamson was
appointed to be overseer of that
portion of the road extending
from the old corral to the steel
bridge.
On motion Mr.. H. M. Denton
was appointed to eroad appor-
toner for ward six to fill the va
cancy caused by Mr.. j. A. Full
Ter being over age.
On motion the name of Mrs.
Jane Sneed was stricken from
the paupers' list, she having
moved out of the parish.
Capt. C. H. Teal. President of
the Grant Parish Jefferson High
way Association, addressed the
police jury on behalf of that as
ISOLATION. He stated that the
Jefferson Highway is to traverse
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Woodrow Wilson's fight is your fight
He has equal Justice above special privilege rights
above property rights national honor above greed
and democracy over ALL
The Child Labor law the Federal Reserve act Clayton
Anti law, Workmens Compensation Rural Credits
Shipping BILL the Federal Trade Commission the Seamens
act the Tariff Commission and the Agricultural Extension act
well stand the commandments of America his
ternaonal policies proclaim the world
of the ancient faith Americas renewed devotion
cratic ideals Woodrow Wilson has given you prosperity
with justice and peace with honor
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Cash Prizes For
Boys And Girls
Clubs in Grant

The undersigned have SUBJ
scribed the amounts opposite
their names for the purpose Of
making up a cash premium list
for the members of the boys corn
and pig clubs and the girls to-
mato and poultry clubs of Grant
parish, for their exhibits on dis
play at the fair at Hargis on Oc-
tober 18th and 18th. Cash will
be given to the prize winners at