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-1ss
Washington, July 26.-NlneEy-eight
names are on the army casualsy ASt to-
dav. winch shows Killed In seton, 2l;
dled Of wounds, lied Of disease r.:
wounded severely, 50, missing o. pms
Oner,
The LIST Of dead and missing.
KILLED n ACTION.
Corporals Waiter Jordan, Dsnvlile,
VI. Ioval A. Osborne, Irvington, y. J
Earle Wardsll Beverly, Mass, Joseph
Worthy, Lowell, Mass.
Mechanic samuel J. WmstakeE, FsA
River Mass.
Privates Leon =. Abott, Swampscott,
Mass. Elner BsSSinger, Tuttle, Okla.
Carl HapanOvich, Cabrin, Russia Frank
a. harrington, Nethuen, Mss Charles
Mcdaniel Dagnell, Mo; Earl q. Nj
grath. Lalzeport, y H.; Pete MaTchn,
Russia: Joseph MeSSina, hanAakee. u.
William ]. NIetzcn, Howard, H.; Foster
l.. RiFenburg, North Adams, Mass.
Joseph Schutz, Detroit; Meari smith,
Fall Leaf, KaS Frank F. SNYDER, hoi-
woke. Mas. Otis =. Sopcr. Vest Somer-
Vile, Mass Harry Spritz, Lawrence
Mass. Searnon .. Wilbur, RoSilndale,
Mass.
DIED OF WOVADcs
Sergeant John A Peterson, StUdSyall,
Corporal Ludy c. Tpmlin, Fountain
Inn, $ c.
Prvates Thomas Claudio, Morong
Rial. 2. r Joseph 4. Crbanskl, Niles,
ILL.,
DIED or DISEASE.
priyates Richard G. Becker CohaSset,
MIMI Will Dowdin, MagaR, \. G.:
Tnos u. Lewis, Williamsburg, Va
Fornev S. Rupert, Brad dford, Pa Fred
Teachenor, Schelbina, Mo. Jesse Vii
Gams. l.8mb6ln, Ga
The severely wounded inc.lde Pm
Yates John ] King and Albert 4. Ly-
kens, of Chester, Pa
MISSING IN ACTION.
Prtvates John 6. Armoy, New York
Citv Bavard c. Dchart, Bichland Center,
Wis: Russell q Harrison, Lafayette,
md James Regan, Joliet, III Mahlon Z.
Uuder Lafayette, Ind. Charles h.
Wright, Toledo.
PRISONER.
Corporal Royal J. Lacourciene, FAIR
mount street, Meridcn, Conn.
Reported missing nov officially re-
ported returned 20 duty Private Joseph
Slack, Springfield, III.
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ADVERTISING solicitor. Regular pupnca
ton Experienced. 500 Shipley sc.
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#$$'" WIIMINGTONS LEADING CLASSIFIED MEDIUM "$$##
FOR SALE real, ESTATE.

! FOR sALE~-Modorn up-to-dats residence
| in Rockford Park section. All convent
| enccs- POsseBBion within reasonable time.
| Apply Real Estate Dept. Equitable Trust
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

BRIGHT woman wanted. Ideal Manicure
and Hair Dressing Shop, 1866 1t. Mich
olas avenue New York City All branches
of business taught. $50.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE Estate Of Paul Cfoslln. deceased
Notice Is hereby given that letters OF ad-
ministfatiou upon the estate of Paul 1ioslin
late of Wilmington hundred. deceased. were
duly granted unto Frances Goslm og tho
nineteenth day OF July, \ =. 1915 aid all
persons indebted 70 the said deceased are
requested to make payments to the ad-
ninistratrlx without delay. and all persons
having demands against the deceased are
required To exhibit and present he same
duly probatcd to the said administratrix
on or before the nineteenth day of July
A d 1919. or abide BY the law IN this be-
half.
FRANCES GOSLIN
Administrators
Address Roubou SattcEthwaite. Jr.. Esq
Attorney -at-Law. du POnt Building. VII
mington. Del
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from eye strain Eyes
tested aud glasses scientifically adjust ted 10
relieve this strain Vim. a. Moore, tho
optmetrist gie Market STREET.
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PRINTING, ENGRAVING. ENCLOSING

INDEX CARDS Special opportunity 20
get index cards Anything you need Ali
kInds and sizes. Chas. III. Gray Printer.
IL East Eighth street.
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PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL.
HINES SCHOOL

4O2 W. Twenty ty-second street Shorthand
" pew riting &c. Scientific. individual in
struction. Day and evening Phone 5221 " .
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REHOBOTH BEACH. De-.

on ocean front. facing boardwalk. Airy
rooms. good tabs board Can seat 20 10
Write Tor terms. MHA J A.
BUCKsON. Owner. Rehohoth Bach. Dol
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FOR RENT REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--fArge corner room. facing
park. Suitable for one or two gentlemen.
Central location. Private family. Phone
2ss2 w.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

NITELL Detective Agency. All
cases immediately investigated and strictly
confidential. Employment Bureau. Law
Building Ninth and Market streets. second
door. bell phone 632l.
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CLOTHING REPAIRED.

FOR a small weekly Charge / will keep your
clothes in repair. Let laundry deliver them
90 o15 Washington street. Side yard en-
trance
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WALL PAPER AND PAPERHANGING

PAPERHANGER-H ShAmes lo3 North
Jackson street. Lowest prices. guaranteed
work Phone A32l J.
PAPER HANGINGS and vail decorations
of quality. Special reductions on fabrics.
Rosin & bro All Shipley street. Next 10
corner Fifth street. Phone 1855 J.
WALL PAPER-Now is the time TO have
work done ut moderate prices. Estimates
cheerfuliy furnished. jones n HolIete. AO7
shlpley street. D. Il A. 50SS J.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE Of stockholders meeting Fubic
no1ire Is hereby given that SPECIAL meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the bllnaIo ~
x REFINING Corporation will ee ntld on NY
ef,hfb floor Of the Hoffman Building, corner
al Preston avenue and Fann'h siFoTt. 10
the city of Houston. Harris Cuullt! cA"s'
On rhc 10th day Of August, \. - l9iS AZ
) CLOCK. y. m. ot sald "a! P "a. " ei"' u ~
TO consider. determine ana NotS upon tae
question OF the consolidation oi tIF nv IL,
man oil 4 Refining corporation WIN ny
Buffalo OIL X Refining Corporatlou hoth
beng corporations organized and HNlshns
under the laws oi the state .. ~ ~ 'i"""'o'
ana the terms OF said consolidation
And to further consider determine ana
vote upon any and all other matters wWch
may properly be brought before said meet
81 FFALo OIL s REFINING CORPORA
lioN ~ &. W. GRAHAM.
NOTICE Of stockholders meeting. Public
notice Is hereby givcn, hat special meet I'll,
inE OF the stockholders OF the HonInan Cl
& Refining Corpuratlon vii bc neia ~ ne
refinery office OF the HotIuan oil \ Rein-
ing Corporation. located al Port houston.
on the Houston sup Channel. n iiaFfls
county. Texas, on the li1 Il day oi august
a ID. 1918. al 10 aCIQCk q. m. 81 sald DAY
particularly 10 CousidCI. determine and Note
upon the question ot The consolidation q
the Hoffman ol \ refining SoIIloratloh
with the Buffalo OH 4 refining Corporation,
a corporation Of Delaware, ami the terms
of SAID consolidation
vote an increase in the capta al ~ the com
pany IN any amount deemed necessary IoF
carrying the above consolidation mi" theSt,
or otherwise. aua 20 redutc the par NaLue
Of the shares OF the cor fporation from aiV
I,.r snare a. at present. to 81 peJ share.
Ana to furtacr consider. determine and
Note 1Ipou any and all other matters which
may properly be brought bcioFt Said iiect-
lng. ,,,> -,
HOFFMAN, OIL kEflNtNG 1oh-
BY l. L. ALLEN.
Secrptary
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WANTED I'd 8UT.
RITER@.

FOR RENT-AH makes. 81 so monthly
upwards New machines Immediate pos
session. Phone 1927 W.
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HOTEL SILYERTON

Kentucky Avenue near bfach
81 Up Daily. $40 Up Weekly
ELEVATOR. ETCRLLENT TABLE
Every comfort and cnnvpDisuce
IOHA9TOE b UAaIkII-
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
To Philadelphia
and Chester

Schedule subject 20 change without notice.
Daily except saturdays. sundays and holi-
days !cave Wilmington TOR Phil~1eiphia
and philadeipEIa Tor Wilmington a. 30
900. 100 a. m. $50. 10. ais. 600. %
and D so p U-
on saturdays. sundays ana holidays
.rave both Philadelphia and Wilmington
AZ 50. 800. 1890 q. m. - CLOCK noon.
80. 800. AIS. 0.OO. 90. $50 ana . 30
D. m.
WILAfINGTON- PENS'S GROVE ROUTE
Lave Wilmington. $50. % 500. 200.
1000. llUO .. m. L. O'Clock 1oo1. LOO.
200, 800. 100. 500. 900. 3.0J. s-Ol- 3.0J.
1000. 100 and 300 2. =.
Leave penn Grove 81 100, Is. 500.
90. 1000. 100 .. m. - -iocx nooa.
100. AIS 800. 400. 800. D-QJ. %. s.UJ,
eco. lU.I5. tI.JO ana 100 p. n
ERE$CH'S GROW E-PENN GROVE.
Open dat,s for sunday cnoOi EXCURSIONS.
Apply Fourth Street narL
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Died oR WOUNDS
nrEr OF Disease.
MISSING IN AcTIo>

Prtyates John G. Armoy, New York
CIty Bavard G. Dchart, Richland Center,
NlS. Russell O. Harrison. Lafayette,
Ind James Rcgan, Joliet, III. Mahlon Z.
Under, Lafayette, Ind; Charles Il.
Wright, Toledo,
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RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. Y.

Teuuaeaee Ave and
CTRn Ieach. Running water
e. all rOOma. EurDDsa ar
plan 800 pr day
up Special weekly fCth 500 son Booklet
j. J. JOYCE.
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WOMEN'S SPECIALS.

CARPETS 900 carpets and rugs wanted
Bio clean. Both phones. George r. Ian
Co. 1905 Orange street,
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CASUALTIES LIST 9S;,
21 KILLED IN BATTLE
Thirty-one Dead, Sixty Severely
Wounded, Six Missing on
Pershing'S Roll.
,v Associated Press 20 Every Eventns

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington, July 26.-NInety-eignt
names are on the army casualty lst to-
iav. whlcn shows. Killed IN seton, 2l;
dled Of wounds. 6ied Of disease, e.
wounded severely, 90, missing 8; PMS
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PRISONER

Corporal Royal J. Lacourciere, Fair
mount street, Meriden, Conn.
Reported missing nov officially re-
ported returned 70 duty: Private Joseph
Slack, Springfield, III.
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LONGPORT, n. J.
HOTEL ABERDEEN
LONCPOPT. ~, j.

Directly On the ocean Front"
Away from. noise and congestion. IN
Ideal family hotel Large coOi rOyms win
ocean view. Every appointment. Wenty
minutes by trolley OF auto from Atlantic
city Reasonable rates. John 9. 0cssier.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-13
YOUR LOYALTY ID
 C0UNTRYS CAUSE
ARE YOU MAKING SACRIFICES EQUIVALENT TO THOSE OF
 OUR SOLDIERS7
ALL CAN FIND WAY TO HELP

Make No Ridiculous Reservations; Hold Back Nothing; Share Your Money, Your Food and Your Cloth ing to Aid the Great War.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-13
(6y VIRGINIA TERHUNE VAN DE
 WATER of the ViuIantes.)

good woman was discussing the rules of the food administration.
 Il am doing q lot for my country" she said, but there are certain trifies that do not intend to give up. Such us white bread and bacon"
 Mo-" she said in response to my astonished look, 'I mean to have white bread when l want 1t. Why should eat corn bread and other substitutes? {? l like white bread just as much as the soldiers and sailors do. And, any way, what difference can it make if use little white flour and few slices of bacon every day? I am only one person."
 Only one of millions! Suppose they all took that attitude!
 Il am no slacker," she added. 'I work at the Red Cross four afternoons Of each week, and I have made dozens or knitted things for the soldiers. But draw the line at bacon and white bread and rolls"
 Is this patriotism? I remembered the text These things ought ye to have done, and not to have left the other undone."
 Another good woman was talking of the next Liberty Loan drive.
 We'll" she declared, "they need not come to me for help! I am a business woman, and I have lost money on heatless Mondays, and since the gov ernment has made me do that do not propose to help with their Liberty loan. l love my country, and I am Red Cross worker, and all that-but there is limit"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-13

-HADRA0A B no moro necessary VOHuvUuu than Sm mal1p OK. Army HuIU experience has demonstrated
 the almost miraculous effi- caev and hafmiessness of Antityphoid Vaccination. Be vaccinated NOW by your physician. you and yuur family. It Is more vital than house insYrance. Ask your physician. druggist. or send Tor Have you had Typhoidf" telling of Typhoid Vaccine, fesults from use, and danger from Typhoid Carriers
 Producing vaeeInss and Ssrums under U. s. Liesnss Inc Cutter Laheratory, Bsrkslsy, Cal. Chleage. llL
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-13

True Responsibility. Having the courage to live within one's means Is responsibility.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-13
Should Be No Limit.


 A limit Is there any limit to what she would do if her nearest and dear est were fighting for his life? Would she stop to argue that she had given the suffered expensive woolen under wear, but that she drew the line at the renunciation of certain comforts so that he might have them? Would she be considered good wife or mother or daughter if she held this attitude towards husband, child or parent?
 Let us stop all these ridiculous res ervations, these talks of what we will do and won't do. Let us hold back nothing. Do the women who are send- ing their sons abroad hold back any thing? Do these sons grudge risking their beautiful youth, their lives, for their country? Yet some people hesi- tate at white bread and bacon, and refuse to buy Liberty bonds!
 The last-named hesitation is not only unpatriotic, but it is absurd. Later we will know the meaning of the ex- preSsion, "What I give I have" The money we invest in Liberty bonds will be ours when other money that we now have is gone.
 All such talk as I have quoted is wickedly unpatriotic. Let us give as our sons give-ungrudgingly, proudly, because we are counted worthy to make sacrifices for the greatest cru sade against evil that the world has ever known.
 Make It An Honorable Service.
 What would the Son of Righteous ness say to our hesitation about trlfiing luxuries? He died for his cause. We women are not called upon to do that. (Some of us may wish that we were.) But we are called to sacrifice our selfiShness for 1t.
 am not making light of the wonder ful work done by those women who toll at Red Cross stations; I am not forgetting the noble and vast army of wives, mothers, sisters and sweet hearts who stop at nothing in their de- sire to help end the war honorably.
 But I hope that such sentences as I have quoted go no further than the tip of the tongue. If they do, shame to the speakers. And shame to us who let such speech pass unreproved.
 His very living-such was Christ's giving"
 We women 'have not yet resisted unto blood" But some of our men have, and-God help us !-many more may have to. Can we then endure the ignominy of remembering that even in our inner hearts we have paused to consider what dellcacies we may use? Shall we not-in the language of our dear fighting boys-"cut out" all doubtful articles? And let us make of the trifiing duty an honorable service. The cause ennobles all that 1t touches.
 True Responsibility.
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Est. 7. S. Brady

Parish & state taxes %: -. 9,
LEI s half sec 9, sec 10, all frcl sec IS I
l5SR 20 f. Lots 3, 4 and S " quar-
ter Of S + quarter of sec 10 T Is r 20
+ + half Of y W quarter of sec II Is
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STATE TAX SALE
OF
IMMOyABLE PROPERTY
The State Of Louislans
vs.
Delinquent Tax Debtors
Parish of St. Charles.

r., virtue of the authority vested III
h, t>e Constitution and laws of the
State Of Louisiana, | will sell at puohc
auction at the principal front door or inc
Court House, in which the Civil DlS'tic'
Co,rt Of said Parish is held, within the
legal hours for Judicial sales, peeil'ihe
NJ II O'Clock A. NJ, on SATURDAY the
ooh, dav of July, 1918 and contlhuine
~ each succeeding day until SAID safes
are completed, all immovable propeI'!
,r which the taxes are now due, tne
Stote of Louisiana, the Parish OF 81.
charles and Drainage Districts, 10 en-
force the collection of taxes, assessment
in the wear 1917, together with interest,"
ti,a-aon from the 3lst day Of December
1Ql7 At the rate of ten per cent per an
nun, until paid and all costs
The names of said delinquent tay pay
orc the amount of taxes due by each
-, The assessment of said year, and the
;.,,.,,o,.aIle proDertp assessed to each To
he offered for sale as follows to-wit:-
Est George Howard :, :,
Parish, and State taxes Sl''o
s mart of lot OF Darensbourg tract
IA acre
Mrs. Josephine Honore ~
Parish aud State taxes
part of lot square 10 OF Hahnvlile
IA acre
Est. Robert James ~ -
Parish and State taxes 900
Lot II SQUARE of Hahnville and one
house, l acre
r. Pierre ct ais .lo
Parish and State taxes S4'o7
IIn1, q
house IA acre
Mrs. A. Z. Picard Sr.
Parish and State taxes 20,
Of A lot of the Broussard tract afpen'
front by ~ #. deep and one automopilt
IA acres
". T. Patterson
Parish and State taxes o.
80 lot 10 and IL of lot Is of Dasens
bourp tract. End. Lot 20 OF the i'afehs
I,ourf, tract corn house, | hay barn,
c,h;n ~ Of lot of the Broussard trac
10 arpent front by AZ # deep 2 IL acre
Est. Simond Sullivan
Parish and State taxes s"'-
A lot $40 # front BY II arpent deep am
house 2 ga acre
Est. Edward Wall
Parish and state taxes ,.i
The undivided 4 IL of lot s. OF flage
willie IA acre
Louis Alexander
Parish and State taxes e9''"
Lot 5 block A of Paradis l1-lOo acre
Mrs. Alex Bourgeois
Parish, State and Drainage taXas oo''
Lot 81 of Coteau de France acres
NJ. K. Beauvais
Parish. State and Drainage taxes DC
A lot 200 # front by $50 # deep less i
sold to B. NJ. Mott, $500 acre
Est, Mack Busch
Parish, State and Drainage taxes 3o.e
Lot SO of Coteau de France, 773-loo acr'
Mrs. William Collins
Parish, State and Drainage taxes OIL
Lots 40 and 81 of Coteau de Franc
10 $500 acres
VIM. Cadow
Parish, State taxes >
4 lot rs # East Of reservation NO.
between Fonda & Broadway IA acre
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O. w. Crawford

Parish, State and Drainage taxes lZ.ot
Block | of Paradis III Drainage District
No. l. 2.04 acres
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N)TICE

No burial or removal OF bodies
will be allowed unless accompan-
led by burial or remova! premlt
from the Local Registrar (Post-
master) of said District "a who"
the dea'h occurred as per ord=re
from The Louisiana State Board
Of Health
n. Zeringue
Sexton Rel Church t-mcte y
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. Nis'ler f5 Il;.,l NV ,,,.es 1850 s.
IaFI,2' SN'' = -nS 10 ,1,,t nor,;on
Of the y half OF 7Go and 100 in sec S 7
ii : r ~ = Lots 30 to rs mel, thlt
portion ~ & 80 ii sec 50 I II ; K -
r. lot 73l to 100 incl i'll s.. ChaS, Mun'
Drain, Dist, No. /, &+A4O acres
Parish ard state 42S.44
( hait of Southwest quarter OF sec } south
west o.1arter Of seg ! ali III sc 10, w"at
IL ,e,, II. scl> Il & Is, y IL Of y II
so,,fnvest II of y W ii of southwest
I.1p. soutl, u Of south IL of sec y,
south IL of y " Ia s southeast IA Of
sec Is, all Sec y & 81, southwest u +
frcl II OF SEC So, all sec ~ / Is ) -
i sec los. West IL OF y " IT, south
IL of southeast IA & southwest II Of
sec Jos, ali secs IL & III, Of sec u,
All sec ll3, and that portion of sec y
back Of the 50 arp,nt line, all sec %, I
Is $ II ~ +. W II OF sec /, all secs -,
~ ~ -; ~ 50 y 70 y ,,1 so 10 r
~ 81 - - .,,. >.:l,, - $500, ~ L.
~ , X ~ r. I'D. P't t-'4 =, p 5n
Gb "', i''",F ne ,'' tat * -,
Of T. IL OF sec $ I - > K = l..
lu95S o. acres
u,:-. r..,., r.r
",sHc -. ts, 80, az X, y
!, !, '9.' 81. e ~ T11cp ,7t frr1 .ar
- % - = - - t-,l e..>.I ~ tI,..,t.
portions Of frcl secs 3 & - L Of Bay IN
Couba I IS 5 K = +, 400 acres
,,,, . 11 c,-a,
Parish and State taxes 99.'5
LIST, That portion OF tie Prospect piailt"-
ton included between the 50 arpent line
and the upper part OF the Pierre Marie
sec 7 7 l2SRS +. 2nd. That portion OF
Good Hope plantation beginning at the
So arDent line and extending to the up
oer nart of the Pierre Marie Cabaret D'F
trepy tract. 3rd. That portion OF Crevasss
c1"li'd'i9Ii neEI ,i n,1,,,o. ,;na -
.ha p;arra HTar;a Cah,ret r, Ftrenv trac
e ene l tel &c 'i"' * >''''~' ~
o0o acres
{. !. Sorrel
Drainage taxes lie
Lot, ( 10 Block = st, Chas, Mum
III an D'''' wv
Truck Farm Land Co, contracted
to R. +. Bovce
Drainage taxes lbs
lots l,z,o,9'11,!i' b n.oGh j. NJ W. X So
~ ~ p lids -""'4' i'"'"'
7''lo acres
Unknown Owner
Drainage taxes 1906
Farm Iot OF BLOCK - 70 "e'e'
c. 7. Sorrel
Drainage taxes 5S.7.
| Lots So 50. 81 in St. Chas, Nun, Drain
Dist, No l, 17.25 acres
Nlsner EStale inc
| Drainage taxes La 6
! Lots $40 to 519 mel, ool 70 81 ~ |,
| o9o, o-o 10 OIL o1I 70 o0i oo''' oo'' W.
o'o' oo+ u o''' VOW
| Uisner Estate Inc
Drainage taxes 147 8
That part OF lot /, III v = OF \
| IA of sec - l II , ~ T., i2ts = 70 >
south IL lots -, IA, Is, \ Il lots ~ 4
43 in St. Chas, Nun, Dram, DlSt: NO
1868 acres
rrrct, Farm, Land Co. Ltd
Parish Stote & drainage taxes 242.0
ote * a,,d & 13o and 40 in St Chss
Nm nav T;ct No :,
J. +. fuhk ,,, Q
Drainage taxes go 1870
Lots -, y, 81 50 - ,3I,4l 81 %, - ,,
", lol lo3, !oo, loI ~ 'llo, y l., ~ y
III st, Chas Nun, Dram. DIST, NO
w n N,oora
Dra;r,"a taxes 2l.s
Lot g. in St, Chas. Nun. Drain, Dis
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No burial into the cemeteries OF
the Hoy Rosary's Ehurch and DIES
AlIemands will be al owed unless &C
comoani d by burial permit from
the local Registrar post Master
HAhnvi.le & Dcs AIIeman Isl as per
order, ON The Louisiana Stale
Board of Healing
F~sW. Parrot PASTOR
Sexton of the SAID C.mettieS
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n ~
II WIS II "E'0 ~
and by NJ. Dutrene, t""t ''i0 '''.
lowj qaDproxImatei tahieau OF Tn.
expenses OF the Parish OF II. Char
los for the cu1rent wear ending
lune 70th 1918
Snerift's fees ia Criminal
cases $500 "
maintaining prisoners 100000
81 erift 5 Salary $40 %"
sheriff Deputy Aa'fFv y o'' -
District ATTORNEY tecH
Tor convictions 5oo'oo
Corone:s salary, $40 90
Justices Of me !e"cc l. ~"
.Constables ''o''oo
Grand, fctlt and Coroner
lu.y 500. o0
Secretary Police jury, 900 o"
Oihcidi Journal 200 %
President Board 0f Health, 900. 90
Asses or's Clerical Expenes 500 90
Paf'sh treasurer ,0'o w,
l. t"oo' pna,ao Of
i4ealth for infections ana
Contagious diseases ) d. ~
Road lu"o' = 0"'''
c2 Ms,s' az a. s, %, G 9s"
Sly, n.n 500. 90
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Not &C

The next examination TO
ers' certificates viii b. heI
Cour:: Hose Aprll Is,
)wh't-) aud April IS 10
sr J
J b NJ 'l,.
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TIE best OF the good cncs.

All the experiments Of the Gers~-
r1ent food experts and the thletle
II iners cf Yale University prove
that osssd seters are the strongest
and heai.hiest Quaker Scotch Gate
stands at tie head of the list of ccred
foods j Is not only the best food.
bu- is the cheapest food on earth.
Picked in tins IT will keep swee, aaE
teah anywhere indefinitely.
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Notice.
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are hereby prohibited on proper
les Of Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Cadow
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