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The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-09
Held r or Ransom;
 Makes His Escape
COLORADO MINING MAN KILLS ONE OF HIS GATORS AND
 MAKES HIS GETAWAY.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo, Oct. 6.-R. M. Perry. manager of the Moffat coal mine, who was captured by bandits Wednesday night, made his escape today. He did so by suddenly seizing the pistol from the belt of one of his captors. shooting him and. during the excitement which followed. holding the remainder off while he made away on a horse. As soon as the matter was reported to the sheriff a posse started in pursuit of the bandit gang. and it is still out.
 Perry was captured Wednesday night unbeknownst to his friends and associates here. He was miss ed Thursday morning, but that he had been captured by bandits was not known until late hour on Thursday afternoon. when the
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-09

 LONDON o-Ofcia dispatches the British office today al 1T Transyl o n claimed O o
 
  Flhan forced ot F<aps
 
 
  forced before
 DOBRUDJA FRONT. LONDON, oIe fighting Oouda today stated to be O A 
 ON RUSSIAN FRONT. OT or of enberg Imbe o  o Ther
  O h 2OO
  LONDON, 0The
  the Serbian o and O the ow
  LONDON, 0-t
 
 
  Black ou1westof Tretiz dntoAs Turkey.
 ON THE WESTERN FRONT front buleted tell French Boucavnes Along artillery according
 HAIGS REPORT LONDON 6n General aig The
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-09
Associated Press.)

ST. THOMAS, Danish West Indies. Oct 6.-The legislature of the Danish asking that Denmark sell the islands to the United States. And a commit tee of the legislators was appointed to go to Denmark to present the reso- lution, and also to urge that the sale be made as quickly as possible.
 Numerous arguments for the trans fer have been advanced. Chief of the arguments in favor of the sale Is that the islands are too far away from Den
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-09
AMERICAN SHIPS
 SUNK BY GERMANS

NORWEGIAN CONSUL. AT ARCHANGEI, REPORTS
 THAT AMERICAN SHIPS HARVITA AND CO.,
 I.UMBIA HAVE BEEN SUNK BY GERMAN
 SUBMARINES IN WHITE SEA-REPORT IS NOT
 GENERALLY BELIEVED, AS THERE ARE NO
 AMERICAN SHIPS THERE
 Associated Press.
 LONDON Oct. 7.-The British admiralty IS in receipt of an official communication from the marine department Norwegian government which claims to have received word from the Norwegian consul Archangel Russia to the feet that American ships the Harvta and the Co unba have been sunk in the White Sea by German subna rincs The report generally discreded by admiralty o Ca nothing has been heard here before concerning the operations of German submarines in the Arctic
 NEW YORK, Oct 7.-Ihe report received here from London to the effect that the American ships Harva and Columbia have been sunk by German submarines in the White sea is generally discredted in shipping circles here Inquiry at the shipping offices has elicited the information that no American ships known be in the vicinity of Arcange on the there And further stated that there is but little chance that German submarines operating in the N hite
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 7.-Notfng is known in official circles here regarding the reported sinking of the Am c1ican ships arva and Columbia in the White The report therefore being generally dscreded by depart mcllt officials will any steps be taken to corroborae 1t until further evidence is at hand.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-09

HAVE RE INITIATION THAT AMBASSADOR GERARD IS BRINGING
  STORY-GERMAN AMBASSADOR  YORK MARKET. (AsSocate D..  w. rc II Ill it's dIncnei stor tha
  
 POSITIVELY UNTRUE' 
 
  from York spread 
  desire a h KNOWS NOTHING PRESIDENTS TRAIN, CRESTINE O-Wher shown
 
 
  if
 
 FINANCE CREDITS RUMORS.
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  0 s
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-09

mark to be afforded protection, while they are near enough to the United States to be amply protected by the big guns of the navy at all times.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-09

PRESIDENT DOES NOT THINK THAT HE WILL
 HAVE WAIK-AWAY AT THE ELECTION, BUT
 EXPECTS TO RUN NECK AND NECK WITH
 ADMINISTRATORS ELECTION WILL BE
 VERY CLOSE-SAYS INDEPENDENT VOTES
 WILL. BE DECIDING ONES.
 ABOARD PRESIDENTS TRAIN CRESTLINE, o. Oct 0-Tha President Wilson does not expect to have away the next election was demonstrated by remarks made by him today who talked to him as his special speeding the continent toward the east In fact Mr. Wilson is of the opinion that the election will be rather close one, although he states that according to reports submitted him by administration leaders and campaign managers, he thinks that he will Wn
 In Mr. Wilson's opinion, according to hls statement to- day. the independent which will be cast at the coming election will be the deciding Which that the President believes the acknowledged Democrats and Re- pubicans the country about equal in number He like expresses the opinion that the Progressive vote will be found have been divided about equally between himself and Mr. Hughes when the ballots counted Ill November
 Mr. Wilson's statement concerning the independent vote leads the belief that he is not much ot believer III party and platform politics. Rather would it probable that firm believer in the policy of letting the best man win l-lss a6asi a6s s
 The President greatly impressed With the recep- he has received all along the route hs specla tram has travelled He ntmated today that he is that he his presence in different parts of the country might have done his cause great deal of good The cordial reception he received this trip has convinced him of that fac he says w -
 AT SHADOW LAWN NEXT.
 President Wilson plans make his second speech ot the campaign Shadow Lawn tomorrow. lie has not as yet de terined whether or not he will make any political speeches after that His due reach Shadow Lawn tonight. .-.---
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-09
FIRST SERIES GAME
 IS TAKEN BY BOSTON

BOSTON RED SOX DEFEAT BROOKLYN DODGERS IN FIRST GAME OF 1910 WORLDS SERIES SCORE SIX TO FINE-DODGERS RALLIED IN NINTH, MAKING FOUR SCORES-PITCHERS DUEL. FOR FIRST FIVE INNINGS-4OOOO SPEC TATORS.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-09

BROOKLYN NATIONALS AND BOSTON ANERI- CANS WILL CROSS BATS TODAY IN FIRST GAME OF l91o SERIES FOR WORLDS BASE BALI, CHAMPIONSHIP-BOST IS FAVOR TIE IN BETTING-HUB CITY HOTELS ARE CROWDED WITH FANS-WEATE1ER FAIR.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-09

his capture and demand that the sum of S15,000 be paid as a ransom for his release.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-09

ROUMANIANS EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA IS GERMANS UNDER GENERAL VON FA-kENHAYN- ROUMANIANS DECSNELY DEFEATED ALONG FIt RETIREMENT ADMIT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FIGHTING ON FRONT-ALIES ANCE IN MACEDONA--FRENCH
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Estray Notice.

Third Ward Justice Court, far'Sh u
Washington, State of La
Notice is hereby given that there
has been strayed before me the un-
d ',a authority, NJ. NJ. Knight,
troohold citizen of the 9th ward, par
ish of Washington, state OF LOUISIANA,
and who being by me first duly sworn
ancordlng to law. deposes and says
th,t for more than six months last
MAST there has been roaming at large
r. tbe near residence Of aifiant GER
tain COW described as follows:
One red and white pided COW,
marked crop and under bit i'll right
ear. under bit and upper square III lefU
ear: about Jour years old. On
Saturday, June 3. 1916,
at Il o'clock a. M, unless reclaimed
bv the owner, and all cost paid, will
sell same to the highest bidder at
public auction. Terms of sale: All
cost to be paid in cash on day of sale,
the balance on six months credit, the
purchaser to furnish his note with APP
proved security, payable to the Parish
Treasurer of Washington Parish, La.
! This May 2, 1916.
| J. E. Bateman,
Justice Of the Peace,
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As The Editor Sees Ii.

What are we doing for this
town? What are we doing to
push it along, 10 make it some
thing more than just a dot on tn"
map? Ask yourself the QUESTION
first, and then ask Others, and
keep on asking until We l'catN
The cause of our backward"e5S
and take steps to remedy the de-
fects. This is not a drifting age,
and the town that is content te
lust drift along will soon lear"
that there il nc place left II
which 10 even drift. 1t is not ;
lack of brains, because our peo'
ME are blessed with an abund
ance. 1t may be, however, tina
we lack the initiative that 10 nee
cessary to keep pace with tn
more thriving and prospcrou
communities OF the country.
SO, we should at once correct on
fault and move forward. y
should grasp every opport"nl
for Improvement and expans''
that reese its itself, and WIN
there are none in sight
should 60 out and hunt the
Drifting will accomplish nothl
but to buy Us beneath the q
thusias IL and pr ,sperity OF .
neighbor1. Now who wants
drift Not you, we hope.
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Franklinton, La. June T. 1910

Hon, Jess Johnson of Boga'
lusa, who passed the legal exam
ination for the State Bar several
weeks ago, was formally intro
dnced to the court here on Mon,
day and is now an acknowledged
and heartily welcomed member
Of the Washington Parish Bar
Mr.. johnson has had an un
usually successful life 10 TOR
Young man, having gone to Wash
ington, D. G., Immediately ate
finishing his University cours
in Louisiana, and as secretar
to Senator Ransdall had a YER
broadening experience in his az
socjation with men of affair
while at the same time taking n
law course.
He established himself in TT
Magic City after his return fro
Washington, and while serVl'
rs Clerk of the City Court h
been gaining practical expe
ence in his profession VIII
starts him now in his practlce
a. decided advantage and we no
and predict for him a success
future.
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Mt. Hermon Notes.
Mt. Hrrnon, La., May Z

Mt. Hrrmnn, La., May =
Editor Era-Leader:
Mi. Hermon still holds to -
progressive spirit. On s"inr
day evening The 18th there va
a meeting of the friends A"
natrons If thu Mt. H'rn''
school relative to eStAh''Sh'nH
Agricultural Hi1h scno': it " T.
unanimously agreed to vote an
other five mill tax to support th
measure Which is about assure"
The members of the Mt. Ft'
mon Methodist church have al
ranpel 10 meet to make pan
for the moving Of the church
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town.
Misses Ella and Lucille Con-
nerly with their brothers, Thos'
and Lampkin motored oo"n
from Tylertown this morning IN
their Overland car and spent the
day with Mrs, O. b. Brock ana
attended service at the Metho'
dist church. Miss Ella Will
spend the week with Mrs. BROCK
Misses Minnie and EVE Miller
went to Kentwood last Thurs
dav to attend the closing exer'
cises of the Kentwood High
School.
Mrs. Rosa OFT and her daugh'
ter, Mamie, are visiting in New
Orleans and Bogalusa.
| Mrs. NJ. j. Magee of Hackley
and her mother, Mrs. Wilson, OF
Portland, Oregon, spent a re"
days with Misses Edith AM
Bessie OFT.
Mrs. Annie Smith, wife G
Mr.. Rodney Smith and daugf
tor of Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Smell
Of Mt. Hermon, died last Fr'da
morning in the hospital at JacF
, son. Miss. The remains wei
brought to Lexir on 'he n. y. y
N, near her home ana buried
the Cemetery at the CentefVll
Rantist church of which she W;
, member. Rev. Murray COZ
~ ducted the funeral rites. Or
. leaves a husband, four son
three daughters and thr
q brothers to finish life Wltho
., her, She was AZ years "l
born and reared in Mt. Hermo
&" where she has a large circle
y relatives and friends who sy
~ pathjze with the bereaved on
u Lelal
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On Tuesday evening at the
Rnrris Hotel, Judge Lancaster
died suddenly of heart failure
The Judge seemed to be feeling
unusually we'll and was in hlsh
shirts, goodnaturedly joking
with a bunch of his friends at the
time death struck him. tie hao
inst fnised his supper Clle''
went to his room for a blank
form which he carried into the
hotel lobby and seated hlmSe'l
at the desk presumably to make
ont the draft for his month 5
salary, when without word or a
sound he fell forward ana Was
caught by two friends who were
talking with him at the time
They laid him on a couch f' 2
at hand and loosened MS collar
in an attempt to revive him, ou
: after a single gasp the pulls
y was still, death being lnstan''
= neous. :,
The body was prepared b
e the undertaken and was remo'
q od IN the early morning train
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r. NJ, Miller Na1ional Com
mitteeman.

B, NJ. Miller popular III the
courts of St. Tammany and
Washington Parishes was maze
National Democratic Committee
man from this district, this action
meeting with hearty approval OF !
the entire section represented ano
proving specially gratifying 10
this parish at large and Frank
linton in particular where Mr.
Miller has such a host of friends
and is held in such high esteem
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Judge Lancaster Drops DEAD
>on,,,ar .lurist Mourned by Host OF
Washington Parish Friends
Court Term Cut Short

interment taxing
Mace there at $3.50 Wednes day'
A LARGE number of the late
Judse's warm personal friends
from both Franklinton ana 80
oa]nsa drove thru by autompo'''
Wednesday to attend the III
neral.
1ndoe Lancaster was Dlstrlc'
Attorney for this district one
term when he became erea'l'
beloved and very popular "l'l
the people Of Washington FaF'S'
and Judge Burns withdrawn
at the next general election La'
caster made the race for Juos
and was elected by an oVel
vhe|ming majority. AS Juds
he has kept the affection
the people and has won VI
yersal praise and admiration i
the manner in which he has co
O ducted the affairs of the cou:
He is deeply mourned hv Ct
people Of this town aAI p'''
~ and heartfelt sympathy is {
Y. tended his sorrow1ng "lle d
10 family in their great loss
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Notice, Il expect to apply tor
pardon. james J" at 'O'
State Tax Sales Of lmmovao'e
Property.
Continued from first page.)

Town of Franklinton-Colored'
TIC Dyson, lots B. 4, 8. 6 IN NJ pix tx
315. Franklinton =. ......2O.2o
Fourth Ward-White.
Ada Adams, 10 a, e hf of e hi
Of NV sec 20-3-13. ...,, o'3o
Robert Adams, hi a i" lot 4 sec
14.3-13. ....,..... .... o'lo
MO Adams, GOA, s hf Sc of NV
sec 2O,3-13 -. .".. ...' o'lo
NJ. E Adams, 100 a, NV hr ~
3.13. ..... ..... @''-o
NJ Emile Adams. 80 a, e nj Sc
Of lot 3 sec 20 and in hr 37:3'l5
Byrd, 148 a, W hf of NV OF
NV sec 20. e hf of ne lot | sec 49,
| a in n hf of ne sec IS, all IN s:
3, Is. ...........'." -. -o'oo
> JH Byrd, 40 a in sw of NV sec sec
15-4,12 ......... -. ~ ol
RF Breland, 6 a in sec 81 3. Il
known as the Baudry place .|'2'
Louis Blackwell. 40 a j" sec 81
4, l3....." '..''.'''' w
HF. Huffman, II in hr 1913
Id. Bankston add :. .... 81
AG Jones. 81 a 9 hi of nv
5 ne sec 28,5, Is. :. .... -. o.
Jacob Jenkins: 81 a in hr w.
2 -, acq of Geo Jenkins a !
J. Rio .......... ~
e B Keaton, 6 a, lots 2, 3, sec 2;
It 4,13. .......... tt
H K Manning, 2 a in Sc or 81
> sec 1881 Is ..........'. IT.
e Owen Mccain. 20 a IN nj 81
u 81 1913, AGO of h h wallace. o.
d James Newton, 4 a in Sc OF s.
s. sec 22,3, l3. .......,.... 2
q. Newt Pierce, 117.9S a, n hi
sw and sw of NV soc 3O,4 Is Il.
VIM Spears, % " ~ SO cor OF
ill 4O,4 49,. 49,. -. ,.."'. D
49, NJ NJ T,lley, T - ~ no a
rs, of L \ Jenkins ... 80. 4
a., Els, N G williams, 81 a, lots
ate 3 in scs l1,4,l2, 81 a. fir sec 6
va 10. 81 a in hr 43,3.13-l4, "a
use, in hr 39,4,13, 4 a near klo acq
. + W Mizell, 2 a in sec 2l,3,14, !
2 to- 8, blk q in Rio. ..'.o9
of Fourth Ward-Colored.
]ers EIlery Hart, 20 a, " M OF
of Sc sec 28,3,l3. &C.,. 80.
Chas weston, 3 a in sec 27',
,,,a e.; acq Of J D Riley .......
lay, Town of Bogalusa-Whlte.
't tha ] F Adams, / II in lot 1 sec
are >, IL, ..... ......
ting H E Adams est, 10 a IN ne
," "p1 ne sec 1913, IL, ia in NV OF
Iola sec 1913. ....... $500. |
Or Mrs. l. A Adams, , a in Al
"'''' town, n 6 S l. Go, s Chas 81
shall ......... ,.... go. ...'
eject JB Anderson, | 5 b I Rlch
,,n ~" son 2nd add to Bog ......
+ the W K Anderson, b 10 Il
ana add to Bog ...... .....
pro- A E Ayc"sk, by survey
d es- n border drive. acq by n Is
hings Call
Bogalusa Mill & Supply CO
rec. lon the cor Of! Carolina ave
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that Il bull
will be introduced in the General AS
sernblv to refund to Y. J. Simmons,
sheriff Of Washington Parish, La.'
the sum of s1O6, 80 paid into the state
treasury for heneGt Of the conserya'
ton commission on hunters license
| for season l9l4-lDl5, through error.
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John Mooton. lots 80, 40 b las

NV Bog. $500. l'''' w;
/ A Newton. OH of An N
sec ll,2.l3 acq NJ O Dead -" T
Mabel Pierce, lot 5OxlNO # in
Sc of Sc sec l,S.l3 a"Q 10 pean 81
Alec Ploughman. lot in NV %
sv sec 1913 Bankslon ado t.4o !
Wash Thompson, lot Il b p Sc +
y ,4d 3.3J
Henry Tiff, 1 lot i" Sc of So $.
sec l1,3l3 ac4 NJ o Deah..., 1910
Fifth Ward-White.
Ii Afford, 40 a n hi Of hl , "l
ne sec 5, IA .... .... '''o
Lillian L Afford, hf OF e NJ OF
Sc 6,I,l3.. ......... $500. o'''
Mrs NJ f Adams, ) "a IN hr 81.
ia, lot 10 in b , Angie. 30
Rosa Breeland, "a a in S nj OF
J sw 81 ana So VI 'e4 " '' j 70
; =. ..... ''''' 10 -, o. ~
8 oh Brewer: 10 in hr 37,1,l2
n Frank Smiths ? creeks Cram
\, &C Blake, 10 u in sec lap
u u ! Williams, e } " Seal, W bllly
Ie Sea- ':; ~, n., ,.'' i5o 9 pivo,,
s, Es' " " IVY w w w Rovles
u fearl NA'0'' g.;
81 '' ~ c.oh.,n LOT 70 anc
~ . nst . ! Ar U%t''' "''' rs
II II I"p's ) a A.S'I ,ot "a h @ Angi
ri &C Couherly' lo' - y ~ 9
&c ... =. coo IN +
~, I S tonnerIy y d. ~ wv sw cor %,
NJ ~ 49, 90. 56, ' loo ~ d N Bon -" Howar
-. mr. IT. IA Co. . oG IN n.y. 571,14. 81.
O "r - t. o Wv q ss ~, 91.1,l4. lots q
q a ad III NC, 'lr w. ~ Of q in Angie 49,.
,on 2S4,2 >, ), o. a " ~, 1oa in
SO M' ., - Anr;a lots 255, 2So b
~ i on ~ 1n;o a.
40 o. n Ln y A Ch,1es, sOa hf of
~ ~ M'e a q To-
M n Oh se0 o rnn 90 q in sec q
- - w D Knioht, g G S l. CO.
, - - L: ~ r"rtprn ..... s
-.'o 90 rord lot 60, 10 b 6 e hf
= soy y ,ot y ~, ~ l % Angie :. =. 9
Nv E,n;lv Ford. lot 67.6S b
q a az az IN m nie N 4 lot fronting Main st,
wv tho cor S of S P Sones. -. IT
" " NM Erooman, hf a in $ An
80 = 80 , q u; M Angie, Q and s by
800 par WI OGN R.. :!
Bog M.s ANAL Gam, 81 a il
- 20 10 5Oo14 known as Sh
sw Grove plantation, lots 11O'11
IlduO, NV ~ " ) Q
ana Rem Hager, lot IS in An
3.oo -.
town Mrs EN- Jourdan, g. in
MRS % I'D. new G 81 Co.,.
10 Eliza Ann Kennedy, 10
ANS Eli 10 1 1, - e. Co. 8,
l. 20 p;erce =.
1925 ,,Iton M;lev. Is a in Sc par
b IL soo & "a ........
.2.4o 1ohn M;lov 900 A S hf Of
sec o. 2o12 =. =.
'''o Mrs NJ Mohar, lots III, !
b 131 MIS-. M N''
WV H A Mcmillan, II y Il
nus 591l4. n r NJ Pope. e M A
. 4,55 o-' ~ pone
&c Is. n,,1n;, ,ots 100 131
3.45 l. h''''N'' '' ~
o Angie ..'''...''
Z TO 20 r E pope, 32O a S III u
.''Vo IA ...,........
14,3, Is DOM oeO q = hf of h
565 IL NJ W. ~ 80
l n -
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NOn.Re,iQentS,

yaruc,ton. ..... 40
& \ Barker. lots l, =, B. 4, b > hog
Tcr.........'.'. ''.'''''''''''
Wink" }}AnN'""n' - ',o't vi 80 20;
Sc Pt mr. i''"''" 1 70 .,,I % Il l6rT
, i'ra'V'''' '"'' - ''''' rs
,..,., t{n . &, ~ A.
T. + i'r'T I,H, ~ ynrnu,}v ow,po {, 6
!, rn,Lrr . Il {, rlyar. \ by lands
In,1n,,,iy owned be Eldredze Atgee
..:............ ....14.oo
| p.,l,. ~ p.vl;a 40 a. n state line.
o " " OF. ; and " | ott.,.... H.4o
p,.,.t,,, INT Il h1JLTE
Alice rranor. IS a in mr. Isl ,l3 and
l,,. N > l3.,.................. o.9o
~ CI,rx a.npS McGenec, X
" u T,Ijry, aco of N II Tallcy. $50
,,.. >,;.,o,.i, Doiyle, lot : b % Bog
r.n ...... .......-.... t.6O
, i'' :, ,11 :, . "a, of su ,V ne
, sec ri Io..................... i.33
! 1.,l.;r, IN RIO 1.15
, 1 n",, Innrd,n Io,3b7rpadd 40
y ,'3'' '"' ':, "Ut,' 1o,. II nix A. Bog
y =, ''''P" ... 1.S5
n Nru,o. lnt. , hG BOG Ter l.N0
- NJ '''N''' '''1 49, :, =, % ,G
% Jw Moody lot 1o' b A. lot 30 g H p;
), wv n h q Roc
~ ~ -''>'''' o15
30 ,,.n. ,a,. ~ II y 20 Boz
~ - 81
w. 'er'''''', -, r.,. 1otl 500
- ,,SI% 800
~ W.T.. NcCrearv, lots $50 to lo4 and
no ,-n ~ "a u 1ly 1pe,creek. lots 81 to
~ IS. b 80, n Bogalusa. 70"
gle Josephine Porter, running along
SO Nav ave, p add. lot b II I add
hr ............'''.''''''''.,,,',,n,''
nf " O Pigott. Y a IN hr NV ", avq VI
"a M Afford, lo' ana l''p'N l" 10 20
~ ton acq "'i'''' ad25o
,Nn j. ~ i'n'nes Nv 20 ~ half of NV
49, hugh . ny as Is
J 80 sec Il IL r,,. *
III III Tom Sharp, lot 1OOxlo4 It il Angie,
81 lot 1. blk II. lot b Rio...'. LOO
y on Est bort smith, '-o d. IN VI u 10 :,
f'00 l'lo. 90, - Frank-
Sc w m Sullivan, lot D - Il a 9oo
O 50 linton. .'.''''''''''.'''
y, . John Sam, q in NV cor hr 4l'1'i ~
'o'-' ................,...'''''''''.''' i'Vo
O., S Antonio Tomperello, lot b eiP.
500 add. ............'''''''''''''' ,a
of m r NarnaQO. 20 III be Coi III 49,!
Q 20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ & A A white. lot II, b " l. ~ I auu ''o
U y ,.do1 Walker. lot ID Denham
on ]
70 ~. ~ add og,..'''.''..:'.':'..,,'' ,' oO
lV.A' G. II Zehner, lots 1, . Il Lei A''0
n,ri. Sbor;H's s,lpplement.
fno of g. coo I5.2,
'' "a w larrel' D1, hnok % n SO. 40
49, - u \ moak lot % b I52 NV Bog. 100
III III Il " IA -; br 90 T 10
b,dy S warren est, zoo d III Ill 90 ~ es
navy l4'oo
Var t,o, avid limits sec 1913. I:
2S.oO ,damstown ............. 4.20
rria cl uo,+ 5o 26 q in hr 4II,I4, n
pa or ram hrown. " minnie
Peters .........<..............,...6 +. Il
n mr. - hf &c 90 600 RI 9
Q X II JONES' ~ "' IA ~ 70 o
o''' I4............--...' '-'-
q n " ,,ford Az q Sw of he SCI
mrs 1''o' w. Is
~, ok ~ N;Lo,sc lot : q 1q q y "a g. I
IT. nf VIM Gerald, IS &. a Ress'r' ! $
arC Oh S1 20 w T. Kanuesls. ......:.- 90
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$50 J. l. II, fri hr 81 B. 10 and mpts s.s
in hr TERMS OF SALE.
Pope On said day of sale Will sell Such nd Ro %,
1885 and in the debtor will not wPf Gn out f9r
b Il deaV sell the least quantity of said proper
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