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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-24
Prsz. Wilson zaprzecza POgFOskom 0 zapoczatko-
waniu Traktatu " Sprawie SzantuOg.
Wybuduje z NajVVielSsze
w 61viecie Okrety PasaHersleie
GEORGIA PRZECIW POPRAWCE w SPRAWIE
R0WNOUPRAWNIENIAK KOBIET
Kr6tkie Wiadomosci re Stolicy Kraju-
lime Tele granny Krajowe.

obwodowego Fickerta. Z dowo
dow tych przyszed} do przekopa-
MIA, ze Mooney ME otrzymaf W
sadzie sprawiedliwosci, gdyz stal
sic ofiara zjednoczonych sil ka.
pita}u w San Francisco, ktore ~.
czyiy sobie tego, ably zdyskredy-
towac unie robotnicze.
Gala procedure odby}a sic bez
naleznych inwestygacyi zbrodni
tylko z intencya schwytania W
puiapke przewodce piracy. w dai
Sym ciagu swego sprawozdania,
p. Densmore oswiadcza. re sam
prokurator obwodowy wybranyrn
zostai M ten urzad przez ,,najgof
zsy element, wchodzacy W skido
publicznych pasorzytow (utylita-
lrystow) oraz czfonkow izby han.
dlowej." y ....-
PREF. WILSON ZAPRZEcZA
JAKOBY BYL AUTOREM
TRAKTATU w SPRAWIE
SZANTUNG.
| Washington, "a lipca. - "a
przcczajac, jakoby byi autorem o
stro krytykowanego traktatu "
sprawic pofwyspu Szanttmg. pre-.
zydent. Wilson wydal urzedowe
zawiadomienie, IL W blisldej przy
szfosci wyjdzie ma swiatSo dzien'
ne rola Japonii W sprawie przy.
znanego traktatem pokojowy1n
polwyspu Szantung.
PRZECIW PoPRAWcE w
SPRAWIE RoWNOUPRAW.
NIENIA' KOBIET.
Atlanta, Ga, ~ lipca. - Ma
wczorajszej sesyi Senatu Stanu
Georgia, ma ktorej omawiano spra
we poprawki konstytucyjnej W
sprawie r6wnouprawnienia kobiet
przyszio do ostrej slow wymiany
i ataku ma PREF. Wilsona. Ajax
ten przypuscii senator T. H. Par.
ker, jeden najwybitniejszych
demokrat6w W Stanie Georgia, o.
raz zapalony przeciwnik. sufra-
zyzmu. Atak ten wywoiany 20.
sta4 przez otrzymanie cd PREF
Wilsona telegramu, W ktoryn
prez. Wilson nawofywal Senat
do zatwierdzenia poprawki.
Po przeczytaniu telegramu, Sc.
uator Parker oswiadczyl, ze pres
Wilson dlatego stara sic o to, ably
wszystkie Stany zatwierdziiy po.
prawke, ably TEN snadniej mogl
zwyciezyc W nastepnej swej kan
panii ma urzad prezydenta.
,Kiedy prez. Wilson przyszed'
do wladzy'', mowil senator Par.
ker, ,wtenczas wszyscysmy &c
powitali, jake zbawce. My tutal
ma poludniu czekalsmy niecier;
pliwo$cia ma kogos, kt6ryby nam
przywr6cil Stary system rzadu
Me dopielismy jednakze swego,
nasze nadzieje rozwiaiy sic. gdy4
PREF. Wilson utworzyi sobie VIA.
sny sposob rzadzenia : wiasne
wyznanie, lporzucil wszelkie sta.
re zasady, zaczai tworzyc nowe
Pozniej zamienii sic ma zapalo-
rego zwolennika sufrazyzmu. cd
rzucaiac cd 'siebie fundamentalnt
| 1as,dv s,yei partvi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-24

Dokohczenie ma stroaiey 8
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27
Uo Goes the Price.

We have just ordered another ton of
news print paper. and at u cents per
pound advance over the price paid for
the last shipment. which was eNOrhi-
tant-and there's no telling what the
next shipment will cost. The New Or
leans jObher wrote. in part: Except
to regular customers we are selling
small lots only. IL we expect our stock
to he very much reduced by the first of
the year. SO to be sure to get the
paper the order was wired Inland we
counted ourselves as lucky to he able
to secure Il whole ton at this time.
There is i, growing shortage In the
paper supply and more and more news
papers and periodicals are being forced
to suspend publication-just as was
the case during the big war. The Ban
ner hopes to live on. As we see 1t. the
only way to remain in the game and
get Il living price for our product is to
again advance the price Of suhScrip-
ton. So the announcement Is here
made that on January LIST the Sul'>cril'-
ton rate Of - per year will become
effective in the parish as we'll as to
those residing elsewhere. We did not
anticipate this. though the announce
nnent ut this time will no doubt not
come as surprise to the well i'll
formed reader.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27
Hawkins. Sentell.

Some days ago both the OwQer and
the publisher Of the Banner received
invitations to he present ut the mar
rage of Miss Claudia Elizabeth Sen
tell. eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Sentell. of Cairo plantation. who
Tuesday afternoon ut five O'Clock. at
the First Presbyterian Church. Shreve-
port. WAS united in marriage to MIR.
Patton Hawkins.
We are pleased to have been thus
remembered. The young lady about
whom we here write has number Of
claims to our well wishes. but if she
had none other than being Il grand
niece of that nOble-hearted and long
departed friend. Gus Lowry. surely
we would find it only Il duty to extend
congratulations on this occasion. May
she and the young man Of her choice
live happily together for many years
and may Good Furtune follow them
fike ones shadow on IL pretty. sunny
day. Being IL young woman Of culture
and refinement. and havin: winning
disposition, there are also many other
old friends to join in the we'll wishes
here expressed.
| The groom. who we think Is Il
Shreveport hoy. for about eighteen
months saw service overseas. thus win
ming his way into the good graceS OF
all. At present lie has Il position Will
the Interstate Banking and Trust Com
pany of New Orleans. and that cit!
will become their future home.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27
SHERIFF"S SALE.

d. J, McinM re-. John Washington e. as.
No. 7Sf7, IN Second District Court, Bos-
sier Parish, Louisiana.
BY virtue of writ Of seizure and sale,
issued in the above entitled suit, and to me
directed. I have seized and will proceed to
sell at public auction. to the last and high
est bidder mt the front door Of the Court
House. in the town of Benton, La. on Sat
urday December &. 1919. the following de-
scribed property. tO-wit:
The west half of northeast quarter OF
section 81, containing SO acres. more or
less; % acres In the southeast quarter of
southeast quarter of section 30, lying on
the west side Of Platte River. being part Of
the land bought by J. W. Atkins from Mrs.
Lou Merrill : rs acres in the west half of
southeast quarter of section 30, lying on
the west side of Platte River. being part OF
the land bought by !. ". Atkins from the
Merchants and Farmers Bank: also, the
fractional part of northeast quarter of
northeast quarter of section 81 lying west
of Platte River: all of said land bein. In
township IL. north. range IL. west. BosSicr
Parish. Louisiana. containing 1890 acres.
more or less. with Il. buildings and I'M
provrmcnts and immovablcs by designation
thereon.
Terms of Sale For cash. without the
benefit Of appraisemrnt. to pay and satisfy
the sum of $4,000 with per cent per an
mum interest on 5000 thereof from March
II, 1917, until paid. less II credit on March
II. 1918. of SAT-. and Il credit on Novem
Der ), 1918. of S109 and Il like rate of in
tcrcst on $1,000 thereof from March ID
1917. until pain and all costs of suit. In
Guiding 10 per cent on said sum and In
tcrcSt as attorneys fees.
!. +. EDWARDS.
Sheriff. isossicr Parish. Louisiana.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27


Mrs. Mary +. Walker ct ais rs. Fannie May
Heitncr ct ais. No. 1911. In SerDnd Dis
friet Court, Booster Parish, Louisiana.
BY virtue of an order and commission for
SALE issued in the above entitled case, and
to me directed. authorizing and requiring
me to sell for purposes of partition between
plaintiffs and defendants the herein de-
scrbcd land, owned in indivision by them.
l will. on Saturday. December 20 1919. ut
the front door of the Court HOUSE. In the
town of Benton. La. within the legal hours
prescribed by law. proceed to sell ut public
auction. to the last and highest bidder. the
following described lands. with all improve
mcnts thereon. t0-wit
The east half of northwest quarter and
north half Of northeast quarter Of section I.
more particularly described follows ::
Commence 40 yards east Of the southwest
corner of northeast quarter of northeast
quarter for point of beginning. run thence
east $50 yards to section line, thence south
I35 yards, thence west $50 yards. thence
north 2:', yards to point Of beginning: %
acres in the southwest quarter of northwest
quarter of section s. more particularly de-
Scribrd as follows: Commence ut the south
east corner of southwest quarter of north
west quarter. run north 20, yards for point
of beginning. thence run north 2:;:, yards,
thence west 44O yards to section line, thence
south 2:i yards thence east 44O yards to
point of beginning all above lands in town.
ship .3. range II, and containing. in all,
200 acres. more or less also. lots and :.
block 4ti. of the town of Plain Dealing, La.
with all improvements thereon. as per sur
vey and map of said town. now on file and
of record in the Clerks Office, HOSsicr Par.
| ish. Louisiana.
Terms of Sale-For cash. if the appr;fSc-
| mcnt twO-thirtls thereof be bid. else on !,
| credit of twelve months, according to law.
| J. +. EDWARDS,
| Sheriff and er-Otfci0 AuctiOncer for BOs
! sier Parish. Louisiana.
| EovemI,er IL. 1919 Idcc 1871
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27
The OSceola Velvet Bean.

Mr.. Il. :. Burt. Farm Demonstration
Agent for BOSSier Parish. yesterday
showed the reporter two extra fine
velvet beans. They We're Of the Osce-
ola variety. something new in this Sec
ton. They are black in their outward
colOriny. and other differentiatiOns
from the ordinary ninety-day velvet
bean are that they are more prolific.
are about twice as large. and are un-
usually free from ''Stingers" YOU
will know what that means If You have
handled many velvet beans.
Mr.. Burt said that about Il pint Of
the new beans had been sent him from
Il governmental department and he
thinks he must have grown fully 1000
pounds of the beans from the small
acreage seeded therefrom. AS above
stated the two beans he exhibited were
extra large and. also. each contained
six beans. which is perhaps something
Of Il record. When the season to plant
comes these twelve seed beans will he
planted to themselves in an effort to
develop an extra large. hardy and pro-
life variety.
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son of J. G. IilkintOn, who lived to
ripe old age ut his home some miles
west Of Bellevue, on this side OF Lake
Bodcau.
-Niddling cotton was quoted at 312
cents per pound in Shreveport yester-
day. The receipts in the city were re-
ported as ga bales.
Mrs. Matte {. .Adger continues to
improve. and has returned to her home.
During her illness she was with her
daughter. Mrs. w. q. Burt.
Mrs. Alice Heifner has for some
days past been in Shreveport with her
daughter. Miss Fannie Mae Heifner.
now a patient at IL sanitarium In that
city.
MIR. J. 4. carstarphen has just
made remittance on subscription
from Ruston. which town he has made
Headquarters for some time. He says:
I" Let the BoSSier Banner come Oh.
Mrs. Cynthia Rogers had as guests
Sunday her two sons Mr.. Luther
Rogers. of Lewisville. Sheriff for La
fayette County. Arkansas. and Mr..
Dayton Rogers. who ut present has em-
ployment in ii Texas oil field.
clerk Of Court Henderson, who has
for three weeks past been canvaSsing
the parish for the purpose of giving
those desiring to register Il chance to
do so. said last night while ii caller ut
this office thatNa good registration was
resulting heavier than for past years.
He thinks that by the last date voter
may register there may possibly be
1900 registered voters i'll the parish.
If so. there will perhaps be thousand
or more votes polled in the January
primary. Plain Dealing is the biggest
| voting precinct in the parish and there
are ut present Oh registered to vote
there. Four years ago there were 1'1
votes polled there. All voters who have
not yet done SO should register ut once
If you participated in the congressional
primary last fall it will not he neces
Sary to again register. The regiStra
ton will close thirty days prior to the
date Of the coming prinary-;,t sfN
O'Clock pm. December 10Th.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27
$4,000 Pounds Of Pecans.

The first Of this week Mr.. +. :.
Burt handed the reporter handful OF
lecalls that were about as fine as one
would like for any purpose. They were
grown on his river plantation. near
Benton. and were from a tree planted
as a Seeding during 1SS1-thirty-eight
years ago-by ii Mr.. Martin. The tree
Is now quite large and each year bears
many pounds Of fine pecans. The ex-
cellent growth of this tree and Its per-
sistent fruitfulness well emphasizes
the adaptability Of our river soil to
the pecan. Mr.. Burt preferred to sell
what pecans he had to spare among
his neighhors and asked only 30 cents
per pound for them. They would
bring much better price in the cities,
or here at home. as to that.
Mrs. John Skannal, of Shreveport.
has on her Sligo plantation. IN this
parish. a large pecan grove, and Mr..
Burt said yesterday that he had been
told that the harvest from the grove
this season would he upward of $4,000
pounds of the finest kind Of l,ecans.
This pecan grove Is constantly given
close attention and care. Mrs. Skan
nails exhibit Of pecanS ut the last State
Fair was awarded about all the hest
prizes in that cl:iSS-;,ll ribbons com.
ing to her on account of the exhibit
being blue ones. Each season hel
pec;,ns gain such recognition.
Mr. Burt also reported that Mr.. J. H
FuililOve. jr.. farming the Red Chute
| plantation. and Mr.. X. A., Grounds. still
on the Palmer place (both plantations
being located some miles south of Ben
TOM would market this season about
10000 and 1900 pounds of peclns, res
pectively. He thinks the 1919 pecan
crop of the parish. not taking into con
sideratiOn the smaller native pecan:
growing here and there all over tin
river bottoms. will he $1,000 pounds.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27
Haufhton Gets Robbed.

Mr.. T.. f. Walker, Of Haughton. who
was one of the callers at the Banner
office Monday afternoon. reported the
work of burglars in his town Friday
night Of last week. According to Mr..
Walker the needs of the robbers zap
rarently more than One) seemed to he
extensive They entered two stores. Il
restaurant. cold drink stand and Il
doctors office Mr. Walker stated that
it might he said they went to Mr.. +. l..
Princes store for their groceries. to
Wilson 4 Company's for their dry
goods. to Waite'S Restaurant for lunch
and to Mr.. John Edwards cold drink
stand for liquid refreshments. and then
visited DIR. J. X. Sheppard's office. per-
haps for emergency medical supplies
but later thought less of that mission
and purloined IL fine n calibre pistol.
But. even ut that. SOnle few Of the
Doctors drugs are missing.
At the earliest possible moment.
which was soon Sunday morning. blood
hounds from Mississippi were put OH
the trail of the plunderers. but they
We're not captured. The hounds fol-
lowed their course of travel for about
four miles. and there an automobile
seems to have been in waiting for the
enriched party. Anyway. there ended
the chase-and SO ends the story.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27
Back From California.

Visitors In Benton Tuesday were Mr..
and Mrs. &. w. May. Of Carterville,
who were accompanied by their eldest
daughter. Miss Allie Gore May. The
party was just from California and on
their way home Mr.. and Mrs. May
left home Oh the 10th to proceed to the
Pacific coast to bring home their
daughter. who durin. the big war be-
came Il Red Cross nurse. contracted ill.,
tiuenZa while nursing others afflicted
with that disease and has ever since
been in poor state Of health.
Mr. May spoke Of his short stops in
Los Angeles and Long Beach. Calf.
saving they were indeed picturesque
spots. and particularly mentioned Il
2GO-mile automobile ride from Long
Beach to Cotton. making the round trip
in six hours. The ride. he said. afford
ed many inviting viewS-apple and
orange orchards of many acres. large
vineyards. oil fields majestic mountains
and streams of pure. sparkling water
| 1t was to he noted that he was enthuSi
| astic over his trip and the new scene.
and means to Il livelihood it presented
| However. when asked where he wOult
rather own IL good farm-here or IL
the great coast State-he promptly re
| Piled - In BOSSier Parish And he |:
right. for here he is ut home and al
his life has been. California is fin'
'.show" country. but it is also ricl
mans country BoS>ier Parish make.
Il good poor mans home.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27
APPLICATION TO PURCHASE.

Department Of the Inteftos,
L. s. Land Office ut Baton Rouge, La,
September p. f9lA
NOTICE is hereby given that James &. Iot
erts, whose postofiicc address is 1924 ME
land Street. Shreveport, La, did, on lM
18th day Of July, 1919 fife in this o@0
Sworn Statement and Application. ~
O9O6S. to purchase the northwest quarter
OF southeast quarter of section 10, tow
ship 10. north. range ", west, LouisiaM
Meridian, and the timber thereon. uhen
the provisions Of the act of June j, Issa
and acts amendatory, known rs the ii IN
Der and Stone Law" mt such value ~ mlkM
be- fixed by appraisemcnt. and that. puIs~
ant to such application. the land and fimUs.
thereon have been appraised, Sll0.sV.
timber estimated 2O,:lO0 board feet "
per NJ. and 1910 board feet at 50 pef = -
and the land S41 that said applicant ~"
offer final proof in support OF his app'ss ~
tion and sworn statement on the lUtn -.
of December. 1919. before j. +. Siaut'i'
Us Commissioner. ut Shreveport, -. II.
Any person is mt liberty to protest - -
purchase before entry, or initiate y sou's
ut any time before patent issues, By n.ln -
corroboratrd affidavit in this Office, aies'1s
facts which would defeat the entry.
+. u. CHAMELEON. Resiste'.
October ., 1919. tdec 4
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27
November IL, 1919. Jdcc 1871
APPLICATION TO PURCHASE.

Department of the Interior.
Us. Land Office ut Baton Rouge. La,
September -, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that John Floyd
Phillips. whose pOstoffice address Is 1914
Walnut Street, Shreveport. La, did, on the
18th day of -Jeac. 1919. file in this Office
Sworn Statement and Application. No.
H)O4S. to purchase lots l and : of section
30. township ~. north, range II. west,
Louisiana Meridian. and the timber there
on. under the provisions Of the act Of June
:. 1879. and acts amcndatory. known as
the :. Timber and Stone Law ut such value
rs might be fixed by appraisemcnt, and
that. pursuant to such application, the land
and timber thereon have been appraised.
$9S.W. the timber estimated 19.1OO board
feet at s.; per N. and $40 board feet ut 81
per NJ, and the land S'S.16: that said APP
plicant will offer final proof in support of
his application and sworn statement on the
10th day of December. 1919, before j. r.
Slattcry, Us. Commissioners. ut Shrvc-
port. La.
Any person Is mt liberty to protest this
purchase before entry. or initiate Il contest
at any time before patent issues. by filing a
corroboratcd affidavit in this Office, alleging
facts which would defeat the entry.
4: y. GIANELInNi, Register.
October >. 1910. Idrc4I
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27
Sealed Bids

Are invited by the Council of the Village Of
BOssier City. La. for x:;O,O,W watcrworks
bonds, ; per cent annual interest. payable
February l. 1918. to 1857, $500 yearly.
1918 to 1912, inclusive. $1,000 yearly. 1914;
to 1882. inclusive. and $500, 1853 to 1867
inclusive, denominations $500 each hgali-
ty approved by John {. Thompson, Of New
York.
Bids to be opened ut the Village Hall
Friday, December II, 1919. ut eight pm.
Enclose Il certified check for } per cent.
L. W. IlrTCHINGs. Clerk.
Bossier City, La, Nov. l, 1919. Idec VI
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27
Taken Up

now have in my possession the fol-
lowing described animals. taken up as
Strays. and which will he legally es-
trayed and sold if not applied for and
taken into possession by the owner
within thirty days from the date below
written They may he seen at my farm.
four miles out from Benton. on the
Arkansas road. Descriptions:
\ black MARE. about II hands high !:
reached name.
A black or dark brown mare MULE.
light colored nose. about Il hands high.
reached name and tail.
w. +. IvEY.
November 20 1919. dec ISL
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27
Lost Puppy

| will pay Il liberal reward for the re-
turn of Il white and lemon cOlOretl
hitch puppy. three months old. that left
Benton on the 9th: or will pay for in
formation leading to her recovery. She
was last seen going in the direction of
Linton. Address. Benton. Route l.
47-2-pl :. {. ADGER.
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STRAY SALE.

ESTEAYEr before J. IL. Montgomery. Jus
tice of Peace. Ward Two, Bossirr Parish.
Louisiana, by i. II. Vaughan. of Vance
vile, IL dark red thrce-ycar-old STEER.
no brands. marked undcrslopr or undercrop
in each ear: medium wide horns.
The owner Is requested to come forward.
prove property and pay costs. or said AMI
NAL will be sold. according to law. mt
Vanccvillc. ill.,. on Saturday December II,
1919 !. \. EDWARDS.
Constable. Ward Two.
November T. 1919. [dcc IL
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27
HOMESTEAD ENTRY 40. $3.50.

HOMESTEAD ENTRY No. 05S1V.
Department Of the lntsis''
u. :. Land Office at Baton Rougc, "a
October =, islA
NOTICE Is hereby given that Rosneii -
well widow Of Jim Maxwell, Of iiaas ,sss
La. Route No. |. who. on January ~
made Homestead Entry, No. 0islV, - 80
fractional east half of southeast qoA =
or lot No. II. section ~, townsAr, s.s
north. range II. west. Louisiana 49,
has filed notice Of intention to nake ~. -
year proof. to establish claim to w 49,
above described, before the Clerk q -. -
Benton, La. ON the 10th day Of lVes
1919.
Claimant names as witnesses -
Riggs, sam Jenkins. Tom Aford an1 r.l
Carter, all Of HaughtOn. La. X +. Y:
f.. ID. GiASELI0NI, Kes's
November Il, 1919. fdec
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shares and II. NJ. Lewis, one hundred t1OOp
shares All Of Vivian In

shares and II. NJ. Lewis, one hundred (1OOD
shares all OF Vivian. la.
In testimony whereof the parties have
signed this instrument in the presence of
Il. \. Wood and Doric Thomson. competent
witnesses. and me. notary, on the day and
date above written as the date hereof.
W. +. THOMAsoS-1m shares.
II. NJ. LEwIS-1O0 shares.
X. r. THOMAsoN-1W shares.
Attest:
r. n. WOOD.
DORIE THOMASOS.
J. u. IIOUsTON. Notary Public.
Mate 0f Louisiana, Parish Of BHssief.
l hereby certify the above Is II true and
correct copy Of original act as the same
now appears on file and duly recorded In
Charter Book of Mortgages Volume W, on
November II. 1919.
JAS. NJ. HENDERSON,.
[47l Clerk and eT-01icio Recorder.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession NJ Mrs. SOphrOnie c Phelps. dc
ceased. No. ~. In District Court, BOs-
sier Parish. Louisiana.
BY virtue of an order of sale. to me d.
rccted from the honorable District Court
In and for the Parish of BOsSicr. ! will, on
Saturday. January ;. 1920 ut the front
door of the Court House. in the town Of
Benton, La. within the legal hours Of sale.
proceed to sell mt public auction, to the last
and highest bidder. the following described
property, tO-wit:
The east half of northeast quarter of sec
ton -. township -, range II, situated in
Bossicr Parish, Louisiana. and containing:
1862 acres. more or less.
Terms of Sale-FOr cash. If the appriise-
ment or two-thirds thereof he bid. else on ii
credit of twelve months, according to law.
!. +. EDWARDS.
Sheriff and eJ-01fcio .Autti0neer for
BOssicr Parish, Louisiana.
November ~. 1919. TAMIL