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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
Griippensitg itiirst
in Scn Salt Hipcr
SeimfefrenOe aaliiprnier uerOen
bci SliblanS nniuuft ans ibrem
S6lummer eclucft.


gln Sonntog nlorsens, etiud Inn
1880, itiir3te ein Grltppen5ua Der
burlington @obn ehpo 3nei MciIet
oitli6 uon 9liblono, giebr, in oet
Salt 9tiper luo6ei 81 Solootelt
lnebr obcr pcniger i1mere Ser.
laYungen erlitten Ger llnfua lpuroe
6ur6 llutermdidung oes @eIeiiebet.
les pernria6t. 8ie @eretteten ipur.
Den ourG elnen Spe3iol0ue nnG
cnldbo qebra6t uno porI1ufia i'm
Sort 2innba einquartiert. gler5te,
ipelde iics Der 8erpunoeten annob.
men, srfl1rten oab feiner Oerielben
totIi1e MerIebungen erlitten babe
Ser Srlppen3ug befau0 iid bon
einen atlartii6en 9ofen ans auf
Dem &ege nod San 6roncisco, mo-
Die 'Irlag5tateranen aus Dem
9peresperhanb entlaiien tueroen ioa.
ten. Gin i6Derer @olfenbruh, Der
iidl un Ndtternodt in Der @egen0
oitIid bon gtiblono ereignete, fpei6te
bos 9nBnbett oerortig ouf OnB bic
@eleiie untcr Ger Gait oes Grltppen-
5uaes radooben uno nrei S1laf-
m1g9oas 1no 5ipei @epdfsluagen IN
ben Solt &iper itilr5ten. 9ie in oie.
len GnrS in ionften S6lun1nter lie.
genoen Sclnoten, etlua $50 M2ann,
luurocu ourh bic einitr0menoen fol-
ten @aSiermengen in ltnliebiamer
g8eiie aemedt.
3pei onnere Solooten.S6 S6lafpas
gen ttno sic Gffi3ierscnr blie6en auf
ben @e!ciien lteben. Gs' 9elang Die
ien 2etltan, ibre 4nneraoen in
Siderbeit gu bringen, obne onB
auh nur Elm ein5i0es MenidenIe-
ben berlorcn ging. Die meiiten Der
lel6en fonllten ii9 MIR in ibren
unterfIci0ern retten, 0a oie BODICE.
i6noGencn SIitten oes 6luIIes ibre
&Ieioun! ms Shube binfpegipiilten.
8ielen Der Sol0nten gelang es ie-
bod, lire 9tttOeden 5it retterL tpeIcbe
linen QcJen oen itromenoen RegeH
lei0liG 5hue botelt.
Die Gprletten ipuroen iofort no6
6en mn @eleiie berbliebenen Cars
9ebrobr. no ibnen Or. 2oliis q.
8ermooa bon Snoba, Der iih nIs
Stabsar3t ouf oelh 3rllppen8ug be,
idno, crite SiIfe 8uteil lpuroe. Gin
oilfs3ug Ser Burlington, Der fur5
nod So9e8o16ruh an Der llnfu[ss
lteae eirtrof, brod)te Die lutfreilnil-
lige &aOe9eipaidoft nad Sulaba,
mo oieieIber I'M 10 llbr borntit.
tng5 einlangien. Nabe3u olle Sol=
Onten baBton lire 6uBbefIeibttng
GIN. 9as D}otor Corps oe8 3oten
&reu5c5 eripariete oie Gerlin9Iitdten
ON 8abnbof luo brafte lie in g(u.
touobilen nod Sort Gmahn mo
oielelben nit neuer, trodener aleis
bllng lno G5huben berieben mur.
0ra. Sic Galiforrtier perben iih
bier etpa epei Gage lang altibaltelL
Inn ii6 pon ;6reu Strapo8en 31 er.
loleu, tra btcrolF Die fSobrt nad.
ibrer nGDercn Sein1at fort3uicBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
g8i!inn itmb GrlanSp.
Reoen peritriacf,f
orcbc SebdScn'

Sdmere RegenfoIle, oie iid bic.
lerorts 5u tpa6ren ggolfenbrildeit
entipidelten uno bon beftigen 8in-
ben begleitet paren, bnben lpdbreno
Der Gartstag 9todt irno Sonnfag
norgens i'm oitIihen gse6rosfa gro-
BE ghGoen berltriod)t 9sobe5lt
a(e 3iige III oieiem Seile oes Stna+
tes mieien cine geripdtltng bon g.
bis s Stunoe1t oltf. eSn Der 9fahe
BON Cane lno Weercer befon0elt iid)
oie @eIeiie Ser Union 9neifir gnAit
pollltdnoie unter @niier, tpoOlirdj
ser 8erfebr fir nabe5u oht Stun.
oen nnterbrohen ipltroe.
Ser grobe &nppio Jlub. etiua flint
Weilen tpeitIid Der Staot an Der
Dodge StraBe fGieBetto, mnroe gum
reibenoen Stron1 uno ridtete aiif
Dem inn lnnliegenoen 5arnllallo
6urdj lleberIhpemlnu1g aroBel
Sdoben an. @inloltfenoen 8eridl.
ten 5lfolge legte Der Shtriit niele
@ei3enfeloer bollitdnoig nieoer. gInF
nieorig gelegenem Geldnoe fpuroe
audi iehr bid Snatntais altsgeipa-
Iden Die 3iige Der geortbipeitern
BON SSretnort nod) 9maha fltliBfen
pe9en observation-disclosures i'm
9abnbett Ser giortbipeItern iiber ben
Union Gocific 5d,ienenftrong oelei-
tet meroen. @iele gLusflngsgeitll.
idaften tptroen Der fhlehtet 8ittcs
rllng tpegen abgeiogt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
GrzHaiicr. er96lt Sic
SrieScnsbeSi

2llncr,nqcn 4ollonb, 3. Stunt
SIN Sd)IoB non g(uterongen, ocm
gegenp0riiaen 9tiDl oes friibcren
oentiden 9aiIers, trnf gcitern cine
gt5ororura ein aneebIid Der 9lI.
OeutIder Rortei 8iIbeIm ergina ii6
anti ieiuen 8enl6ern im 5dloB.
gorten un3 iprodj NIT 6ieien init
(outcr Gimme. gs tonnte ieood
niht in Grfnbrung ge6roht per6en,
uoriiber berbouoeIt puroe Scr
polle Get Der 6rieoensbeoingunge
in 0cutiNrr Sprode geOrltft nur-
Den Oeh frii1eren @erri1er geItern
ilberreidyt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
Sctncc iinS Srcit in
GclcraSo II. 1t,pomino

9enber, Colo, 2. SUM. @eltcrn
mnreu bier itdrte Sfueefdae unO
cine Semperofur bon MIR 80 @ruo,
Die nieorigjte Der @eidihte Der bie.
Iiaen n,e.roroIogiiher Station 5ii
berseidntn. Ger nit giegen Der.
miidte Gfneefaa eritrefte lih iiber
rem n5,6!ihen nno 6itliden Ieil
Golornoos uno 8ponliug. SdiDere
.Sroite mer0er uns @rnno oSunction
GcIora0o. un0 Snntd Te, " 81,
beridtet gfs 5olge oes 9fegenS
imb GGlnee iporen an Der gurling'
ion, Der 8. & 9. o., uno Union
g'ociiic gahu peribieoentlih Se.
Observation-Disclosures si berSeIAueB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
Csru5e Site in 6hicaao.

G6icaoo, 2. Suni.-9ier iinb ge.
tern fii1f Ml1nner Dem Sitidlag
erIegen. Die stnot puroe felt BEN
letten sluei 8ngen bon elmer tat.
iddllih Iodjiommerliden Site heini.
aeiudlt 9Ins teridieoeneH Staottei.
len nirO cine Qelnperatur boH 96
lBra6 6rridltrt. SoiIienoe bon aSe-'
ionen iud,ien mii Dem gaOeitrono
g(bfilhlnne. Gie itdotiidlen Eeide
uno Sf,ipiiumbaiiins pnren nit
berurnpaoshoeu ainoern l6erinat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
sanfrcierOe i'm staat.

2iucoln, giebr., 2. SUM. - Ser
bierteljd6rlide q(uspeis Der Stnnt5.
bonfen IN g1ebrosfa ergibt einen
fraitigcn 9eitonO. 9ie borbaloene
9teierbc 1T groBer ais ie 5ubor.
957 9onten ha6en beribtet gegen
942 I'M letten Guurtal inlO 029
i'm Iebten SSo6r. Die @einntreier.
ben Der ganfcn iino $3l0,955,.
94215; oie @eiarteinlngcn bctrn.
qen. $60.05S,942.03 ooer Si9.82S,-
30t.43 nlc6r aIs ons @eiet bor-
idlrei6t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
SnnSa6ls seerSisnna.

gloir, gtebr., 2. SUM. = 9loD.
mono Sunon6l, Oeiien So6 olrd Ell.
men 9(lttolninQ ON Sonrtaq NOR.
gen berbeigeiil6rt nuroe, aIs er pon
aennoro beimFu6r, lit geitorben Oh
ne oos gelUuBtieiH pie0ererlongt
5u boben. er mlir0e bon Der Cd.
nii6eu STRIDE aus beera6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
Scmcrpanik fctScrt
80 11tcttietciicpfer

Golence-Sltr-9bone, 2. SUM.
@Gbreno elmer @orIteaung I'M bic
Ii9cn 8onoel6il0er Sbeater brah
plobIi6 I'M 6iln5ilnuer 5clter ons5
mas unter Sen geiudern aroBe gluf.
reguug berltriadte. Sn Der SOFT
Ser 1000 3uidauer oos 5reie Slt
erreiden, ipurOeit etfua adt5ig Men-
iden get6tet uno iiber 100 nebr ooer
meniqer ihper berlebt Inter oen
3oten befinoen iih 50 GnlOer uno
q TSrouen. giaIe &inoer nur0eu
AT Go0e qetronlpelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
2ie annamannidloittn Oer narmer.

ainccln. g1ebr.. 2. slini = Gic
,ya6resuerinmmlilag Ger uSunior
Jarmers" ifloB NIT einen gllfeu
9eindl aus aaeu SeileH Oes Ston'
ies. ,,rdulcin ggnes Ylorior SiIis.
oireftor Der 9ons un0 ejtrls 6hibs,
bielt einc 2luibrndc. Gie 9eriamm.
lung muroc bon g. 6risbcp unO ei.
ner aroben 2lu5oDI GoaniD asenien
beiudt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
;Sraitenitimmredlt I'M senat.

8aibington 2. SUM. = 8a8
6rauenitimmrefJt Ser 6rieoeusper-
trug itnO Die 9tidgobe Der &eIe-
graph. unb 8elepbonlinien miro ben
Senat in ser ndditen 3eit bollouf
beiddftigen. Senator SSo6nion bon
Californian miro Die 6rieOensFra9e
onihneioen, inoeu er ben g[ntrog
itel[en miro, Dos Staats -Geparte-
ment ouf5itforocrn, Sen boIlen @ort-
laitt Oes 6rieOensDertrn9e8 pOr5ule-
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
iSlnaienae ilOfen sniammen.

yteiD @abeTL Gonllo 2. SUM-. =
2eiltttant 9. aeGeber bon 6ronflin
3no., uno aorporoI Soiepb, ausnan
bon groofIpn 5rpei 9trnee 6lieger
BON Mineoln, q. g., fan0en beute
nodntittag ibren Eoo, ols ibr Slug
8eug in elmer Sobe bon 1000 SUB
nit einem on0eren 3lliammenitieB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
1t)ettcrberi6f

Sir Cmaba un0 llngegeao. ih0n
beute a6en6 umo gienstng. ggdrner
9ienstag.
sSiir gtebrosta: Fdon bette abeno
nn0 Gienstog. 3drmer i'm DeItli.
den Seil beilte obeno nno Waitf-
nod bieIleidl i6on.
Cir Soma 6eln6lft beilie aben0.
aiibIer i'm oitlihen uno 5entr0iea
Seil. Reacnitauer I'm duBefiien
0it[ihen 3eil. Gienstaa Dieneidlt
iton, mariner mi ipeitiden uHo
sentralen Ieil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
9lair perlanat meGr sdnIen.

8luir, g3ebr., 2. SUM, Sier
lit eine gefpeauna JIM 8onee aant
goi 3peier ShuIeit oo Die fesi.
gen standardization imgeniieeno
finn. Cine Spe5inlmn6l sir go.
ipiaiginq bon 9onOs oiirite III Der
11hiten 3eit erfolgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02

OIlt ullgeOIODleL CIllau lelltuttUeL
Gruppen ins 2dn0 ipir6 uns nidt
einid)ii6tern. gSir iper0en Die @e.
ipalt6erridott nit moroliider 8iir.
oe ertragen. Die Gbre Der 0euti6en
gtotioll berlongt oieies."
Nusfe trifft Ntnfna6men.
Berlin, 2. Sum-. - 9ie 9le9ie-
rung befiirGtet in r1diter 3eit Of
fenbar llnruben in Berlin 0ent
RetdslpebrntiniIter gtosfe hot Die
8eitimmungen 6cs iiber Berlin i'm.
ner nod perb1ngten 8eIngerlin9s3ll.
itanOes ipieoer berfddrft. BUR 3eit,
nls Die ge0ingungen Der gmiiertet
befannt iuuroe1L geitattete er 9Sro.
teitberidntntlungen, 9emonitrotionen
un0 StroBenunl6ilge gegen bieielben.
ST glallbt, bob ieBt IN 6ieier sin.
iidt genug gei6eben lei uno bat nift
mir offentlide 8erinnnIln9en ion.
bern iogar iolde pribater gtotlir ber.
6oten, ultBer man er6dlt oa3u einen
ipe5ieaen @rloubnisidein.
Die &9ciniidc gepnblif.
Nair5, 2. SUM. sn berid)ie.
oenen Std0ten oes &6einIa11oes lit
bic gfbetniide @epubltf oltggeritfpn
iDorben. 0ie geboIferiing erfldrt
iid Ouitit 5ufrie6en boffeno, oaB
oantit Der l1ngalpiBbeit iiber oas
Sdidial oes HbeinlanoeS elm Gn0e
bereitet tuoroen lit Or. Ger6en lit
grdii0ent Der neiien HepubLif; Ser
&e9ierunggiis 6erielben befin0et Ii6
in 8iesbaoen. Or. 0or0en bat bic
neridieOenen Sfe9ierungen, Die uuf
Der Grie0engfonferenS bertreten linD,
bierbon offi5teu beuaAriatigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
Selterrei6ern wir0
Strtrag jugflteQt
Dcricbc weiit pelc riideii auf; ecitaiic Grciscft
tuerScn lpdtcr fcit9clc9t tuerSen; Sriit BON
t5 Gaoen sur GintucnSMna ec9cbcn
Dr. acnmcr bofFt anf einen sercd,tcn SrieSsn

ncn Sell ser oiterrei6iiden ariees.
foiten uno Gntiddogiing trogen,
(9er @ottIaut Der @eoitelrgat
miro III 9aufe oes bertigen cages
befannt geseben merOen.)
anmernn nn6 SogeIanb.
9soriS, .. SUM. Ole gtnfnlerf.
iamf t murOe ouf Oie Gatiade ge-
Ienft, oaB @roBbritonnien ltn0
6r1nfreid iid1 in bic Climber aas
meruit nno GogoIono teilen inoI[-
ten, Die pnicr Gas Man0at Der SOL.
ferIiga fnntlnen, Ger Glan tpuroe
ben1na6 nieoer in @erotling ge'
ronlntelt.
8iiInn nnO Grlnnbu.
Goris, 2. SUM-. Graiioent @iI.
ion 5otte nit ben alnerifaniidet
9elegdten cine aonferens iueaen
Der aoriotiiden 5raee. Spater bate
Sol. 6ouie cine llnterreonng nit
Brer1ier 2rIailoo. gS tpir0 berid-
tet, -oaS Die aonferen8 obne Grgeb.
mis- berlief.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02
2ernbnra aeaen gsSinannasH.

/ Berlin, 9. syilri. - Ger oeltidc
,nan5nliniiter Or. Bernhard Gern.
ssra erflart iit i'm GaaebIoite ge.
In oie slnnabme Oes s5rieoensber.
4 aes. ogair iueroen nift nadlee.
unier un6 urierer ainoer me.
,merocn mir an Dem eiuinai elm.
5nimcusn StonhDnntt bebarreH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-02

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (Na ss4), AUTHORIZED BY THE 1
ACT OF OCTOBER 6, 1917. ON FILE AT |
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR ]
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLEsoN, P0sTNfAsTER-GENERA l
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acknowledgements
angtbli6e Grfldrullg
Saet, DemtIdlarS piirSc ucitcr eckdmpft babcil,
bate cs Oktcbcr gctpnbt, uele,cr 0rt Sic
BcSinomn9en icin wiirSen
atsinlanS erklart iit6 als unabbdneiec Republic

Berlin 2 Sn Gem @nl Gin nnge0robier Ginaa einoder
fer os asmGgen nO Gorten Gruppen ns 2a0 miro ndt
o Der betden yrie6ensfommIon nddrn @r mer0m Die @e.
grod0or Nonbo miro ioIgenoe matberrot nit mooer r.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1919-12-20

Rowe and R. s. Carter, M. d.
For term of four years: L. K. Per-
cell.
Section Four That the first meet
ing of the Board Of Commissioners Of
said Vidalia Drainage District shall be
held at the Court House. in Vidalia,
La. on Saturday, December 9th, 1919
Section Five. That 1t being impracti-
cable to establish the domicle of said
Vidalia Drainage District within the
limits Of same, the said domicile is here
by fixed and established in the Town of
Vidalia, La.
The said ordinance having been read
in full, Mr.. Wilds moved that it do pass,
which motion being duly seconded, said
ordinance was put upon its passage and
having received in the Affirmation the
vote of all the members present, as
above set out, the said ordinance was
by the President declared carried anc
adopted.
There being no other business, the
Jury adjourned to meet SANITARY 18th
1920. B. c. BROWN,
Attest: President
JOHN DALE, JR., Clerk.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1919-12-20

cept 400 acres thereof lying on South
side thereof, which lies inside of the
public levee.
II All that part of the tract of
land lying inside Of the public levee now
owned by tie Louisiana & Arkansas
Railroad Company, formerly part Of
said Arnaudlia plantation.
II. The following property belong
INK to the Missouri Pacific Railway
Company, viz
ta)That part OF the man track of said
Missouri Pacific Railway Co, which
extends frcm the inside base of the
public levee in the town Of Vidalia to
the division line between the Concordia
and Fletcher p!sntatiCns.
(b)The repair shops Of said Railway Co.,
and one acre Of ground on which the
said shops stand, in said Town of VI
dliaa
(c)Eleven acres of ground belonging to
said Railway Co adjoining Carter Az
enue, in Vidalia, being depot site; also
lots II and Is, in square and lot l, in
Square 6. and that part of the Gather
tract purchased by the vendors of said
Railway Co. from Mrs. Y. b. Gather
which lies within the corporate limits
of the Town of Fidalia. which lies in
side the levee and contains 48 acres.
Id Ali that part of said Gather tract
belonging to said Railway Co, lying
within the public levee and outside the
limits of Vidalia, and, contains IS acres.
Section Three. That the following
named persons recommended for ap-
pOintment as Commissioners of said
Vidalia Drainage District by majority
of acres in the sane ard also by me-
jori(v OF the resld It landowners
therein, are hereby appointed as such
Commissioners, to-Wit:
For q term of two years; John T.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1919-12-20

Col. Frank P. Stubs, candi-
date for Governor, and Con-
gresham Riley J. Wilson, and
Philip H. Gilbert, will speak in
Ferriday Friday Jan. End. and
all the citizens of Concordia are
invited to attend. The meeting
will begin promptly at 8 o'clock
P. M. Congressman Riley J.
Wilson will speak at Monterey at
3P. NJ. Jan. 3rd.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1919-12-20
Posted.

Notice is hereby given that that part
of the PARK PLANTATION belong
ing to Mr. J. j. McAdams, located
near Clayton, Ccncordia Parish, La. =,
is posted against gathering Of pecans
at this time or during the season of
1920, and also against any one cutting
timber of all Kinds, or in any way
trespassing on sad property, either
faneed or un-fenced Vioiators will be
prosecuted without exception.
Clayton. La, Nov. /, 1919.
r. SAM HARTMAN, Agent.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1919-12-20

That popular trader, Mr.. j. A.
Harrington, who is now in Nat
chez. has an ad" in this issue,
to which attention is directed.
For twenty-seven years ne has
done business in this section, and
every one knows, who has dealt
with him, that all mules and
horses he sells are just what he
represents. He says he does
not guarantee to sell them at 90
per cent less than other dealers,
but does guarantee to sell the
best"
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1919-12-20
For Sale.

The one-and-half story frame
building, with cut house and lots,
containing about IL rooms. Built
on brick foundation. Situated in
Front street. between Third and
Fourth streets, Sauter Estate, in
Vidalia, La, for $800.00. Adj
dress, John Muller. No. 14O2
south CarroIlton Ave-, Corner
Popler street, New Orleans, La.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1919-12-20

Wilds. H. T. Mcreand. NAYS: None
Absent: R. S. Carter, J.W. Robertson,
J. E. Burns.
A majority voting in favor of said
ordinance, it was duly declared passed.
On motion duly seconded, the follow
ing budget was unanimously adopted:
Parish Budget for 1920
Budget Of Expenditures for the year 1920
OF the Parish of COncordia, In:
FOR the expenses OF the District
=, jurors and, Witnesses. ....,...,..', $500 90
For public printing, including pro-
ceedingS of Police Jury, ........ 800 %
FOR expenses of conveying prisoners
to state penitcntlary .......... $50 90
For feeding ana clothing prisoners 2GUO o.
For coroneT'S inqueStS -.......... 800 ~
For Justice OF the Peace in criminal
matters ......................... $40 90
For CohStRb!eS in criminal eases. 800 "
For Clerk District Court allowance
Tor books, etc ..-...... .......... 400 90
For salary Parish Treasurer, ....:... 800 90
For salary Clerk and legal adviser
to Police Jury .....-... ........... GOO 90
For salary OF Sheriff in criminal
For Compensation Of Police Jurors, SO %
r7t lees or District Attorney 900. 300 90
For fees and expenses of Parish
Physician ....................... $50 90
For compensation to AsScSSor........ 1900 90
for Pubic schools 3 Mills . co.. q 900 Oh
tor Board or Health .-.....-.......... 2DD 90
salary of Registrar Of Voters - $50 90
For Expenses Of Elections .....,.... 500 %
For Medical Aid .............. .. 5O1 90
building and Repairs to Watts ~ SEQ 90
For Local Inspectors ... ........ 900 on
Construction and Repairs for Bridges ? 600 %
lncIdeatals, .............- ............. 21iJ 10
su.7o0 90
special Ia NH bonds -............. 10 100 90
s8o, 5000
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PL. RoUNTREE, Mgr and Publisher


The Sentinel is author:zaedd to an
nounce that Z. P. CO MFBhLL ;sr Is g., d
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Tor
the Parish of Concordia. La, SUBJECT
~ the action Of the Democratic party
10 the coming primary.
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For Sheriff.

The Sentinel is authorized TO an
pornce that Ii. P. RABB is a eandldaee
for the Office of Sheriff for the Farlsn
of Concordia, La, subject to the acton a
of the Democratic party IN the coming
primary.
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MRS. EVA ELAN SPLANE,
VS.. No. 4,lS6,
mo. A. SWADNER


BY virtue and in obedience to a writ
OF kseri Facias, issued out of the
above honorable court in the above
styled and numbered suit, and to me
directed, the undersigned sheriff of
SAID parish and state, commanding me
20 setze and sell, at public auction, for
cash, % the last and highest bidder, /,
=. z, Campbell. sheriff of said parish
and state II obedience to said writ,
have seized, and will, on
Saturday, The 10th day Of December,
1919. sell At the principal front door of
The Court House, in the Town of
Nidalias concordia Parish, La, between
3egai sale hours, the followind described
property, to-wit:
! Bale Of Cotton, No. SO, marked
]; Bale Of Cotton, No. 80. marked
70 Sacks. Seed Cotton.
81 Bu, Corn. more or less.
red Mule.
Cash to the last and
with benefit of APP
AMPBELL. Sheriff.
Nov. 18th,
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Tuesday %. Carlyle Blackwell and
Evelyn Greedy in hit OR MISS"
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Wednesday. = "a. Douglas Fairbanks in
PREACHING FOR THE MOON"
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PROGRAM.
YidaIia Moving Picture Show
Week Beginning Dec. ..

Monday q, George Walsh in I'm
SAY SO'
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lEiday. : 26. FORD WEEKLY"
Gpedy BILLS PREDICAMENT"
.jerial Episode SMASHING BARRIES'
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The Succession of D.
passed.
Fe claims against the
Zone. are requested
Pc undersigned.
A. REGISTER,
Of said Succession.
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Vidalia, La, December l, 1910.
After actin upon the above and fore
go, 1g petition, Mr.. r. s Wilds. men,
Der from the 9Th ward, introduced the
following ordinance:
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Ayes: S. L. Winston, B. C. Brown,
1. IaxweIl, c. B. Godbold, R. S.
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Respectfully submitted,
l.. X. PCRNBLL,
JOHN T. ROWE.
All. GILLESPIE,
BY. Homer 5 Smith.
CUpPLfS & ROBY,
BY j. B. Roby.
y. Is. STANLEY.
G. T. BEARD.
Per ". A. Beard.
X. s. CARTER, NJ. D.,
BY j. Il. Rowe,
Mas. DORA BEARD,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-02
FAMILY REUNION IS
HELD FOR UK|AH MAN
(East oregonian Specially


UKIAH, Oct 2.-Marion Martin
who has been in the navy since Dec
L 1918 received an honorable discharge
| at Bremerton a few days ago and re-
turned to his home at Uxiah Sunday.
A family reunion was held at the home
of his brother Milford Martin with
about 80 of the relatives present, and
big dinner was given in honor of his
return.
Hugh Mcintosh, ranger from Dale
was in town this week on business.
| Elmer Nichols and Mrs. Nichols,
have moved to Lebanon, Oregon to
/ make it ther permanent home ana
4 William Mills has purchased the Mich
OILS ranch near Hidaway Springs
4 Mrs. Fred Caste1l returned Sunday
/ from Salem after placing her three
sons in the school there, for the win
| ter lWHH8
Ward Reeves and sister, Mrs. Car-
ence Dick were in town Monday trad
ing.
j. H. Wagner left Friday for PEN
dleton on business returning Monday
Those reported on the sick list are
Harry Huston and son Clarence, Flor
ence Ness and Thelma Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bond, left for
OkuH1 souHudy Oh ph5iHSSSs ieIuih-
ing Monday.
Mrs Mary Castell moved to town
Saturday and will occupy one of Char
ley Welch's houses.
Ed Thrasher and wife of Dale pass
ed through town Friday enroute to
Pendleton.
Dust blowed in over the mountain
Saturday until the foothills ar ound
were scarcely visible
Charley Hynd, George Ness Carl |
sturdivant, Sturdivant Bros. and Wal /
ker Ellis have all finished thrashing. |
getting fairly good yield.
The Clifton Comedy Co. left Sun
day after giving a show each night
last week. In the nail driving contest
by the ladies. the silver berry ladle
was awarded Mrs. Mabel Case, while
rressa Gibbs. won the silver set.
Mr. and Mrs Lowell Ga3ger left
last Monday for Pendleton 'on busf-
ness.
Miss Stearns, and Miss Ireland of
Portland who have been Visiting at
he home Of Mrs and Mrs. j. w. Stur-
iivant. since the Roundup, left Tues
lay for their home.
Leila Helwick is absent fr ON school
n account of Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis johnson, are
Iisposing OF their housed. old goods
nd will leave soon for vyalla Walla.
frankie Sturdivant of 2 ortland who
as been visiting for two weeks with
er parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Stur-
want left Tuesday, to. take up her
'ork again.
Mrs Walter Bhckbu IN was in town
Ionday
Tcm WILDLY of Bridse creek came
yer Tuesday on busis3ess.
Many sheep are leaving the noun
iins daily going to their fall and
inter ranges.