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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-14

Eagle River-The Bloom home, SIX
miles west OF Minocqua, was destroyed
and Mrs. Sena Bloom was severely
burned in an explosion caused by the
lighting of kerosene. The explosion
occurred as Mrs. Bloom was pouring
kerosene on a stove fire that she
thought was out
MISUNDERSTANDING to tentative ap-
proyal given BY the state board Of
health at It's semi-annuai meeting, the
NTH biennial conference Of health Off
GERS of Wisconsin will be held Sept
$3.50 in Madison.
Fond du Lac-ContraCts have been
awarded for a municipal building 70
be erected in Hamilton park and used
as community center. The building
Will cost S35 900 and is TO be completed
in ninety days.
Kenosha - Pleading guilty 10 a
charge of selling liquor containing
more lndn Oue-hdI OF per cent VI A.
cohol. II. c. Millagr. proprietor OF Cen
trail park here, was fined 500 and
costs.
MISUNDERSTANDING 20 reports made
TO the war department. the Wisconsin
National guard on June 80 consisted
OF 1850 men and It's officers. all OF
whom had been federally inspected
Manitowoc - The 100 houses built
during the war by the shipping board
for the employees OF the Manitowoc
Shipbuilding Co. and recently bought
from the government by the company
have been sold again. They have he
come the property OF the Manitou
Realty Co. at the price OF $4,000. or
about half the cost The contract OF
sale provides that rents shall be re
duced to SIS. SIS and So for 5. 6 and
7-room houses. respectively and that
employees OF the shipbuilding company
be given thirty days &c buy the home
al $500. $3.50 and $4,000
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-14
Hits WOOD saekers.

Going back 10 the Wood campaign
Johnson said National Committeeman
George Bean Of Florida. Capt Hen9
blum OF Savannah. Ga, and =. {. Coie.
former postmaster Of Atlanta, ~careo
nothing about Wood but were or
dered to prepare delegation for NJ
Hitchcock 10 oOss.
Johnson charged that Offers q 20,
masterships were made openly us
Wood hackers 10 men Of infuenee !"
get Wood votes. MANY Of the Hlei
backing Wood were former postn'sT
eers," be said.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-14

Waupaca-The Bar association of
the Seventh judicial circuit met al the
Grand View hotel at the Chain o.
Lakes, Waupaca, and elected the fol
lowing officers: President, Jlewellyn
Cole. Clintonville; vice president. W.
E. Wheelan, Grand Rapids; secretary,
b. Z. Meyer. Marion. and treasurer,
L. d. Smith, Waupaca. a banquet
was served at Grand View, Judge W.
+. Owen, Stevens Point, presiding.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-14

Spring valley-Fifty church choirf
featured the convention Of the Young
Peoples societies of Lutheran
churches of this section. They SANG
singly and in chorus. Several hundred
delegates and scores of ministers at
tended. The Lutheran congregations
OF Spring Valley. Gilman and Spring
Lake. financed the convention.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-14

Eau Claire-A deal involving mil
lions was closed here by which the
Hines lumber interests acquired the
Superior and Southeastern railroad a
sixty mile logging road running out OF
Superior. all the property. mills and
timberlands of the Willow River Lum-
Der Co. at Hayward, Wis.
Company r Of the Wis
consin National guard has been mus
tered into service, with three officers
and IS enlisted men. The officers are:
Captain. W. a. MCGOWAN; lieutenants,
John o. Fisher and wilfred Billberg.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-14

Misunderstanding 20 reports made
to the war department, the Wisconsin
National guard on June 80 consisted
OF 1880 men and It's officers. all OF
whom had been federally inspected
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-14

Monomonie-The Menomonie Com
mercial club is sponsor tor an elabo-
rate costume carnival to be staged on
one day of the Dunn County fair. Sept.
q 10 "A. The people OF this and all
adjoining counties will be urged TO don
makeup and get in the snake dance.
AT least 10000 persons are expected
to appear in disguise.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-14

oconto--John Seigli. 80, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Seigl, was found shot
in the abdomen when the parents re
turned from trip to town. A gun
lay near him and he was still con-
scious. He said he planned to die
because OF ooudnued sickness. He was
rushed to a hospital at Peshtigo and
died the next day.
Manitowoc-The board OF education
will have TO draw upon the general
fund of the city in order 10 carry out
the building and improvement program
during the vacation period, owing to
its funds being nearly depleted. The
board has balance Of s12,704 on
hand. while approximately 100000 is
needed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

-on, who Is attending Georgetown
Cnlversirr. the paragraph Is as fol
iovs: Bop LegeuG-e. The George
rowr University hE-dler. Is proving
himself some s-icker as vel as a
penra-hion cham pion. IN the Tr-
bana, Illinois. INDOOR games iasr Sa--
u-aar -lEt- LeEeuG-H won the heat
II -hc q raro hurdles n eight Sec
onds and n the fna- was just bent
Q, br Car. johnson Of Michigan
when ne slipped On the STAT. George
rovn athletics cuI quite d swa-h also
ny winning The medley relay race
This season LeEenG-e and Johnson
ought ~ come p-e-rv near taking the
w1oie I.me-I3S:1t = The Iu.arcpl-
le-la-e games Tor their 81 round an
f-i-y-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

This community was shocked recently
n nea- OF the death Of Gladys Hoyt
Ellis formerly Of New Portland, WIN
since her marriage several years age 70
Glsn Ellis had lived IN kingneid- Mrs.
Ellis Was horn and brought I'D IN New
Portland where she attended the rnwn
schools. including the nigh school aer
father. Ho~ev Hoyt- mas fur many
Years COLLECTED cream for the factory N
the Fails Mrs. Ellis WAS recovering
from influenza and. the rest of the
family being Ill. had gotten up u car
FOR chem, was taken with double pneu-
uunia and lived only three DAYS after
that her death occurred On SunGa-
Marca :. Three small children survive
besides The husband in the ilnmedssts
samilv. Fer father and mother. also a
sister. Ms Charles Psrkar and tvp
brothers. Hiram and Frank Hoyt, ths
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Bradstreet : Report

- yn-x March Bra Er-e., 70
-7u--ow viii sa-
Wniie business n wholesale ines cor
-nues a. Z Eonu pace Il progressive
2enueI1r'r - conse~varIhI- Is ~etiectea +
ne wees 5 trade advances and this with
LnEieEnen. uea tner II mar sections ms
md an Influence n bringing about a
rui-Fa- ION. N FETAL ada Pu-c..Sas.-
lng Tor immediate n,.e,is If rnpD-ted as
IN genera sa-sfsCfur- Du- If Z more
Pronounced disposition
he main influence IN inducing caut!un
II -aspec- n providing f0- more dir
iant requirements is The feeling -efie-t-
&C II dispatches L-nrn NAM uuA-- ers
-EEt 7-tces Iavs a3uut cached the top
and mat -ezf65ust-nnr-s II g dcwrwa-a
dI--nc-inn NAV De looked fc- IN ne not
distant future. L Il, Of course 70 De
r=crIlactaG tha1 -tlf present. a perween-
Seasons Der-ipr. when -he snr!ng mas NOT
MT opened ana Wns- z Quer.rC 1rwn
M a"-Ivltr IN retail Ines naru-aIly IL
iDnhe0 for. A. ne same -srie me leiib-
Grafton o. many commodities fur WHICH
Ine neeG IS tai-iv constant suCn AZ dr.
goods. ErneE. groceries etc. con-in 4es
active n most places
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Chicago Afa-rsr

LnIEA0o- MArcF
E0GS-ReceIpts s-.eGss. Estimated 70
morrow sssa; III higher. Bulk I45stu !5a,;
I'D l51 hasvv E.tDdlazs medium l4-5r
f5ssi ligr- 1S4ssr 1872: liE1t Iigtt I4Sttf
I55,: heavy packing suws smooth Isnn
15ro; packing scwg rough l[sni.aS; pigs
Laa-z-gdi 45-
CATTLE-Receipts sSe is: iyuated 70
uur-uw HS weak. Besf sfeers: Lis
dunn and heavy choice and prime tg15Sa
lb5A, medium and good rEsDi-1u, cur.s-
mon 95nitS5; light good and chptce ri
GI1@; common and medium gndrG
Butcher cattle EeIfs~s TIaIzE. c.uys
7lbnE1: Gamers anG cutters E.5zI7tp
veal calves i6geaaTTa; feeders steers 81
aui:eo: stocker steers 7sDn11@
SEEEP-Recsipts 500 Estimated ~
morrow IN; STEADY. lambs T-ueaIsSs
cuIlE and common I46TlE-5 Ewes Ne
diuME. good and choice uNerf45h; culls
and COMMON oOgnIrTa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

ana No 1Ixer I'd New Eorh
Ly-day anspment
C4 TS--pOr rt.lef Nc. : VINE ~
AR - t..acv made west 1l1.5612-1,tteI1
1IrTTE Firm -eceIpts ,.sts -cDs
..-eaTll.--- A.E!le- man e@-aS tss3 ne eZ-
u % Score & =-sr s. - q scnre F2df-3
parking srncE cu--en. niaA+ re- ~
E3liS--yeaCr ~aceigts = ID Uses
e-aaii -a-nere4 ezra +--sls +4aad4. d.
'frsrs e2Ag5--- state. Pa. and pea--i)y west
.r-7s naunery Wn .tes +i-sts - ex--as SIG
=. 90. n-uw1 tr,r---as 4eG5,: da. cl-ne-eG
brown and mixed coiors lrsls 10 extras
4iMS-
STtSAE-Eaw firm. cc.1--t- uEa. 10
1r.- c-auulatea Iaat0 ltz1l. sugar futures
w-re Gule1 and zen -II-e!@is ca !
noon prices We unchanged.
POT 1EsS-Sfe ads Name IS lhs
G5ig1as stAte Sc rs AAng5 swe.., J,.r-
s,sv nashei ~ 1:Hl. southern DO .-5tq gs1
CAESAl-Es-Fi--r -ed mi 4scrrssss'
florida DO. 5sssd5ae.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Stock Markets
NV YORK MARKET
sa.-fcS 9' re Gays Dealing r az
re -eac;rg Stocks

'a:-oes 9' re Bays Dealing Al
-"e -eadi,s Stocks
March liz, Ga,''gl4--lo I. Z
| AZ unexpected fur III a.
ae dnmlnant factors u
a-- --r--1Ia- stpcE -nArkFt- M
~ aa~ .-adlng WAR On N'-i1'.a
n-a-sa-tors d NIL pnolH
~..raHge manifested a go
-rG rom 1.ls outset, me 17'-3i-
ag1.E So cents 10 TeEte-E:al .
f.. 1u snecIfir denla! ~ ''ep',f =
ar z,,t movement @-urn Lnnfien
- ',' -" already was II prog essS
-'1T" ouenec - per cen T.
He hopes IF hose who
l.. -a"e-sive nat current h'.a'T
TN would "-saa1e stringent
s'. a's. -at HasE art.
N-s ware dashed .aTer WheH
ateaGii- . IL per cen
"a prevailing a. me he2F r
sfia-s dealings centHrsa'
z-r heir subsidiaries also
Hrner-s ana -a5is- Extreme an
w . 70 pniuLi n these issuf,
- -.l4c.d Or altogether Glssi-
selling a--enf3nG n"
~ money
az ,ea-ures nf IRE ear au-
p .t-> 500 -t-!l- It-s->-IiN W.T. II.
49, = TaIcn z hs-po4nt az
j. "a owed nv ~esEt'tiur iTavnfF-
ana Cruc.sie Skeel. which
Inst Srltisal gam and more
ntust-ia!s and specia =
TN mgr 70 lov -angel
s. Du1rt-a 1osEes Of one IL
ling a; me and when
0rs also Welded. Sa lieA
81 - sliarez
a Ua~aet ;-r-ecillarit- 1es-
- p rnr@ign ISSUES Tf1t'
showing r0rrFss-st - ..
~. g-s anon. f0rDe-stff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
KID DUBE BESTS
YOUNG

Lewistan. Me. March ----Eid Dune
Of lewiston Maine fea1ne-weig.s1
champion. slapped Young Leonard Of
Chelsea n The second round OF ne
second s.E--ounG upu- -hrrseav
n4Ent d. lewiston City hall before
ne Twin City A T. Dube gave
Leonard good lacinE
Willie Naeeal ana hId Sullivan or
lewiston we-s evenly matched Y
their SIX rounds = St Eala.-e
knocked our Bill Aa~tIneag, both o.
Lewiston. n tae third Barney Ma
one % Lewiston mad slightly the bss
ter Of Young Pinacd Of the same CITY
and Ruby Levine Of Auburn bes1ec
h Q, PelleEs- Of Lewiston = six
rounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
some BOuncer Lives in
Gotham Town Who Fell
nhurt 6 Stories Down

New York March Little Tummr
Burke, aged q. ..,mbled from the root
of the six-srnrv tenement house II
which ne lives yesre-iav bounced
agains. se-e-aI clothes lines while
falling 70 the ground. picked himself
up unhu-r looked rue1uIiy a hls
clothes ana said -Gee' Wa!t uu--
me Inudder seee me salt-''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

ca1s. = fine dinner was serveG by
the ladies Of the nos. grange. In -rle
aa-erapon the following program was
presented; Singing, grunge address
OF welcome, Beatrice GooGale- re
Spouse. Carrie Brown Of Juacl-4
singing. grange -eac!ng. Mary Wor-
s1er- -sading. Isabel Knapp Insr-u
,nen-al music. Beatrice GooGaie;
topic More Farmers in Congress Is
This & Desirable AN. opensc BY ".
Z Wise. and followed ny severa- 9th
srs: soio. Marguerite Bickfnru; reac-
ing. duet; conundrumE, lecturer The
next meeting vii be held by lrv.-a
ion with North Dexter g-snce on
Ap-I :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Boston Produce Market

9os "a Ma-ch -
5EEF--huiGa NiluIe 49, j.. l@r1i
9Tr-r F-Z2-N ar. he-,. a-au.'ie.-v sxt-aE
6sraAs western l-rranlary ~, Tr.as 67aess
ELSE-T Wits e=c,4a a3:tG:I
EORE-Na. veiioW f-srDf--
E2I5iz---N ea-by hannerv 5i-uE western
eXtras 1lM5-
TL1I E-spring pa1cr.. -16-A. aacila
sg3ec1Rl Shorts I375d15Ei standard -.leiI
14BH
HAT-No timothy 6n5l nominal.
Ia MB-aprinS 2sras
GAT-Fanrv ~ pounds TGs4-0.
PORN Medium backs 4aS
Pot = feE.S-A roosioek .-reer Noun
ANS s:l04L.A5t per laa iDs. Oh CRACK
EAE-zrauUiateG wholesale gro
cers quotation. l6n16i in bulk, lss-pIt4
n packages.
TTA--lan2;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
The Want Ad Censor

wants 70 know f you investigate any p-opoei-
ton advertised n the classified id colurns Of
The Journal and fn6 L not to be as represented
Z the ad
He is making big e or- 20 keep these col
uros clean and safe for you and our whoie
family to paruuize There have been no con-
plants 50 far, but this notice Is printed sec
ond tine II accordance with The journals POI
icy Of protection TO tt readers and is adve-+is-
ers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Ms. Joseph Nanter OF Oakland who
was called to Pennington recently ~
he death a her mother, Mrs. Saran
Fuller was herself taken sick there and
is now SERIOUSLY IL with hsG-t trouble
Eur husband was sen- for 5aaurdav Out
was delayed Severzl DAYS ny -he severe
ssprM.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

lazre- II Ansnn village also survive -
mourn he- ioas. M-s Ellis Is said 70
have been CONSCIOUS TO the ve-v enc ana
-ea izeG shE1 she could no. ETs. Much
: mpath- Ii feE fo- the -ar1iiy SO snr-
zen r. deprived OF wife and mother IRE
fune-a was held @-or the home on
Tuesday, Ma-cn .. with Rev A J. Ham-
Mon n attendance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Plscataauls Pomona Grange nsr
vlt.1 venona Grange. Blanchard,
March FOR the regular meeting.
There was 4 small a-Heuca1ce- All
1ne officers were present excepr the
gate keeper. Flora and L a :. The
aee-ne WIS CONFIRMED on one canG;-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Chicago Produce Market

CElcaED, March I.
Ee4Ivv commission house selling. sad
- ne partly tur liverpool account, nad
4 3ear-isa afFe.,t rcGav on ne co-7l rna--
kec Prices closed nervous 70 Zc ne.
lower with MAJ 49, n 1889 and Jul.
I4.s 70 I4223. JAS TN .sheG Z shade to
&c down and provlsIuns va-ieu from. :5g
Decline 10 L1c advance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Old SOFA fountains plAasd wz-r. x0fnS
meta -ags naEazfnes. rgnbers, erc-,
highest prices IN cie STATE 20 s.rraG a-S
Residences Snip 20 as pv triEhl or
parcel pUs1. no amount no small Thu
VIII be SURPRISED n PORTLAND prtcnB fer
ole -11rk Portland waste Trade &C.
Inc. So Market 81 Fhone Purrt1n1
s6ls Fnste- A MaaseIl- P-es.. Z. l.
Anderson. Vice Pres. Freshman ".
smith Teas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
SPORT NOTES

AIrtnt.r DCfEey's cnlUun n the Sos
-uE Post mas pa-ag-nnh IN which
he speaks of BOB Isegendrs Of Lewis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
WANTED
4 Head Farmer

lAIng charge c. 1a-r
anC fifty acres de
ta-ultn :. Crls- a rla &
amply. Salarv Ssse
IL Start Apply g.
70 AE-ETE Z. Gil
STATE E1SPITAL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
New York Stock Market

Corrected DAILY by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
- Front ST. Bath, Phone 57O
go Water 81. AQgust1,
Phone 1GEs-Io1a
Correspondents Of
ELMER -. BRIGHT & Co.
Members Gf New York and Boston
Strck Exchange
p-,va.e Wire Services
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Mar capable % :
q. one hundred
uDTe6 n intensive
WIN per reed
VIZ MAN nuanCe
ltlE GuaEt-Ica-iDus
MAJ BOSTON
Boston a Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

New YORK March =
wHEA--5pat h-rne- "a. -sG -
: D Steamer.
CCEN-5ppI staary. No. : Yellow 1--17-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

rs and !rfuBtr,a!r were riurliTi-. IN
,sf1laH nfs zr.ngs TulR. sales, pa v&iUe.
S. -As9 Lia L. BOMBS ve-u un-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
New ! erk Money Mark ef


View York Marc. :.
r.;,,e----- hands tossing gsa .as, first
IF sG74 zacoun As y. Z" t1rsr - 4H
....c1nG a. ~ +-lrgi 4ss a.a2; fourth So
o. IA yIe.,ov-- ~ g-.5s: EiCturv 4ss T. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY
waaisd: Experieseed
Stock Salesman

20 organize II Al
grsta a department
for sale Of preferred
stock Of large Goa
Company. Splendid
opportunity for nan
with necessary quail
dcations. Best ref
erences required. Ad-
dress Coal Company,
Box 473, FairnonE.
". Va.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Wanted
LINOTYPE OPERATOR
for morning newspaper. Steady
job and good wages to compel
ent man.
kennebec journal Co.
Augusta Me.


WANTED-Two to three
million feet bax lumber.
large or small loes. div
cred at our mill in An
gust1- by teams or 7l-
road. Al 6hiciNAasak
Wanted dry stack ~ 1T
viii buy green fer div
cry when dry. Write.
telephone or c1n q
Hume-Newhan ca. At An
gusta-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
EMPLOYMENT
EeIc Waneed-Maie 3

Eeic Wareed-Maie 32
PA-NTEES-AnG paper hangers - 1rsI
ciass painters End paper Hangers sac.
per nou- - hours per weeA- -teacS
WORT ylla-an1es6 Nome out frs. ctaSs
worEIen required We also desire 70
Obtain rwD apprentices boys AInsr,cans
-,--s.f a---ee9 MIST le eighteen years OF
axe highland Pam q VA Paper
n Springfield, MasE-
sN3I-N-,-a lA- words. We v-Tte
--uEit- aDr -aa-aus.a publisher
aoeayIrz-7,.- -,5.srr7t- poems nj --luuiC.
owe or arr suB5ect Chester Ii lslf
% 90 - u ciiEaG. Suite - I'll
Gag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Under wnicn Of the ctn1ul0ck<u
headings would YOU Ike e have an ~
urIuLsc Lomor-Cw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Situations @artso-Male 3
FARM x h-A.1ddie agad rlGn Woulu
'1kA vD~k gT arm. -dC-eaE Of
ra-e Of X ern+..s-c J0Il-1a.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
So es7er ana Agents


al ar.-- en- tr-e Sample Albar- " iiIa.
feE A-- st A-ne-,cal BldE n
e..-ya- IND
A-v m = r-Nl ITEM 4 IA ger. II IL
-.sia =yr E14-14ns FA-pous POD les.
Watkins goods known eJa--tw heTa- ZIG
n~a-lIs. w~.re -ou2" a atkins ~Dr--
pan a x .IloEs-. MIN.
II 3. II ~ Eth Anguish - hand e
nay -n- nj r-4s and otAe- oDoha
4~@- de.rrAn4 -Ine-z. camr-lssiuI.
TT IN safes Bg0E CO. -1lcagU
<aSEEy STLJl-h-L- yOL ara ---e- Of
5r.s4a. wu~k ., q moving around rom
me 100 lG .-DoLne-. iaslrE time --7l
none. uu- Dt4--rrlAIert wu-E. -fle
49, 'alnC aLt III doors Commission
week s. M delivering Of collecting
-u+,.ty- sr,-7p---fy..--- now Brown
E3-3-a+--s ..-serles. Colchester M.
E-.AA N--E's- '.IIa+nrn-- Ennu ia ing
grade 1n4- r ,oca4 -er~lLo-H q -eDrE-
SEN HH-loE@-ly Gnow,- mn III. curing
co-DG-a -lOr. MIS- ca on Joone-s
scar-As. -.4c.ories. mills and garages
line. wee. a.lvA-'-.:s-u ana a,rT.a9t Erea-
Splendid 3npa"~ to~ ne -'GH-
man " .ivauhs-- TanA II 1rks. MI
0'4uRP-. 7;
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COLI Wa TIER was brings dis
asrrolIs ttrea Ara voL rul.y prcteGt-
81" r not -aspnCnr 1ul. MacomDer
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Real Estate FOR Excharqe &c
oEoSERTv-BouEhr and sold. 5est
facilities FOR quick handling STREET,
cDuhden IL. L Ee-sta-C -e. ss.ss.-A
~ 5-S-T
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yep Poulty Clean
,..as aa9as Baby Chick Lnss
''a annually By I.iee.

Y .'s!d y 9et try to keep Poultry
Y nnnars ns,, I. V Rose Of ruc"e %p,''e
I'm = We have never had aUv Of
Nv 'h.., 4 " ;, even more than YOU
khs ~. Iss millions Of Baby Chick.
s.,s ssase ~, setting hens are en- ! !
k.Is.' 'aa frte of Ice Dr., IL.
d H. XII Killer quickly rids your
klsS.ss,a y advice and zen eaies
~ Rs, ass he'ned thou u>a,,,s ,,f
- a.ers during his n ,~sr,, -
q / -, su Exper. i.oai,rt S's Sne.
sAe y pay you also To- take
kh'n's R'~- a,a apa , ioara.ce anr'ce
I),s.s'. treak Get /. ''e' y ~ :" - -
u d. !. lace Kils'r from VOW
s..iSs.n., y sccncajnr H. dIr,,,,- l@r,
or mos. : n !, ,s.S- ,~o
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SATURDAY. THE 29TH DAY o.
MAY. A D.. 1920,

at the principal front door of the Conr
House at Franklin, La, between III
legal hours of IL O'Clock a. m, AMI 4
O'Clock p M, all and singular the fol
lowi"g described property, to-wit:
That crrtain lot ot eYsnlud, Il ing anc
being 81 uS,e,t in tho parlso o st Mary
State Il Louisiana, beginning at th,
n"nthrrn ,Coiuer of the Alice k,nchn
Lot ON the northern side of the Or
p'i'ats Home tsaad, THENCE down tb,
s'6c 4 INr saM iupa to nn iron post,
haviag Il front 81 said raas Of five q
rods and cSteu,iSug back parallel lines
sixteen tI6l rn,is, contaiuirg one-half
tl-2j acre, and bounded North by Lock
lay, East by Alice Kinchen, South by
The o. plaus Home Road. and West by
Walker and Baldwin: a sketch of said
property being attacked pnd made part
hereof =
CHARLES PECOT,
Sheriff.
Sheriff Ottioe, Par sh Of St. Mary, La. :,
April l. 1870
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STATE OF LOUI !IANA.
23rd judicial District Cuurt-Par
ish Of st Mary.
Columbia Sugar 70 v Leonar
GRAY, No, 1919,

"a :'as 70 me direr'el, an issued out {"
the Honorable Twenty-Tnird IN 'icis
District Court of Lo ilsiana in and 70
the Parish OF st. Mary, in the abov
s'v'"'l and nnmberei cause |, the u
dersigned Sheriff of the Parish of -
MARY, Ia, will offer for saa, for cash
at nnblic auction. ON
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- nipple Ward of the Aolnc is manager Of the Hippe
a4SE which viii l" heard here epa Chautauqua Eacl
IN members OF the Is thoroughly experienced in
hSs poSram is popular character and is
n Nsa M VI scope that il .lcasos mi aut3ence.
hqpe splendid reputation
N@ a enthusiastic words been written
@sanizaton by people ali parts Of the United States.
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For rSale,

- !, y 4 Ditch Annex and a..
30 Las,.. Lass. > Apply t. J">enh ai,
1'S hramer, Franklin
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