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North orland.


a freak fox was seen here ra.
Gently. II was black and white-a
white belt, neck and breast.
Mrs. Harvey Gray visited her lit
tie daughter at A. II. Gray's re-
Gently.
Mrs. Ida Nickerson. who has been
living in Bucksport the past winter.
is home.
Luther Richardson has finished HIS
JOB as night watchman at Witham q
mill, Verona. and Is home,
Mrs. w. +. Moore and daughter
Gladys, who have been In Massachu-
setts a few weeks, are home.
Walter ingalls, and family. who
have been living in their camp AT
their mill at Rocky pond, have maved
back to their home.
II. W. White made a business trim
to Boston recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Trundy and
Mrs. Henrietta Billings of Brewer,
are spending a week with friends
here.
Mrs. Minnie L. White and daugh-
ter NADIA have returned home from
Massachusetts,.
May 10. n
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Marlboro.

Lamoine held good roads day
May II in the interest of the road
leading from the Marlboro line to the
highway connecting at Mcdonald
hill. A good representation from
Lamoine was present. and by invita-
tion. Marlboro was represented by a
majority OF its citizens. Road Com
missioner Mcclellan had charge, and
had the assistance OF Road Commits
sioner Springer OF Marlboro. o. w.
Ford opened a gravel pit gratis. and
approximately about $50 loads were
spread on the road. At noon the
ladies in the near vicinity served
beans cooked in the ground and tea.
Silas Frost was chef Marlboro had
double interest In this road adven-
ture. first. because II is its main
outlet. and second. for the reason that
Lamoine has had considerable to say.
and well so. relative to the Hancock
road leading from North Lamoine.
Those who have howled the loudest
relative to the latter were conspicu-
Gus In their absence with their labor
or money, In a spirit OF reciprocity
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on section of road that is fully in as
pad condition. Marlboro believes in
the principle of good-roads day, but
reels that 1t did not work out as 1t
should. Every man present gave
from ,S3 to $S in labor, and 1t was
commented upon that a majority of
the citizens, who were expected and
could well afford their labor or influ-
ence, were absence. Those present
from Lamoine were Selectmen Doug
las, Smith and Hodgkins. C. A..
Googins. Seth Hodgkins, C, A.
thompson. Fred ID. Hodgkins, Cole
man Hagan. A. C. Hodgkins, Henry
bartlett, Arthur Hamor, Gleason
bradbury, Ray Smith, Charles Frost,
John Ashmore. William Kellam,
Silas Frost, and Commissioner Nc
Lellan. From Marlboro: d. w.
Springer. W. |. Ford. c. Fl. Stratton,
H. A. Springer. Otto Johnson, Fred
Moffitt, F. II. Stratton, o. w. Ford and
L. L. Brown. Ladies present: Mrs.
Seth Hodgkins, Mrs. G. w. Mcclellan,
Mrs. A. c. Hodgkins and Mrs. o. w.
Ford. Selectmen Douglas and
Hodgkins furnished the beans, and
Seth Hodgkins and Commissioner
Mcclellan contributed the pork.
w. |. Ford has purchased a Ford
car
Otto johnson has exchanged his
light horse for heavy draft horse,
weighing 1900 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Springer
have arrived home from Massachu-
sets. where they spent the winter,
and are occupying the house recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Springer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moffitt have ar
rived from Pepperell, Mass, and have
rented the William E. Hodgkins
place. They plan to make their
home here indefinitely.
The body of Mrs. Palmyra Springer
was taken from the tomb at Ellis
worth Tuesday for interment in the
family lot at Hancock. Rev. r. B.
Mathews conducted services at the
grave.
The spring freshets played havoc
with Mariboro's roads, and Road
Commissioner Springer is having diff
ficulty in putting them in condition.
When the appropriation was made,
the washouts were not anticipated,
consequently the gravel question will
suffer. The road from the Grover
marsh to the highway at James
Buffers is badly damaged by wash
outs
Mrs. Arthur Hodgkins visited her
parents in Sedgwiek last week. Her
sister returned for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hodgkins en-
tertained last Tuesday evening in
honor of Coleman Hodgkins' birth
day.
Mrs. Leon r. Maxwell arrived
Thursday from New Orleans, and has
opened her summer home. Mr.. Max
we'll will arrive early in June. Mrs.
Maxwell allows that the South has its
winter charms. but when the spring
makes its appearance she and Mr..
Maxwell have a migratory feeling for
their home here.
May II. Jane"
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North sedgwick.

-, ed Allen is in Boston for the
a. ys. Harris. trained nurse from
~ Is with Mrs. Ella Thurston,
sssnaeryent an operation for gall
=, her home here last week.
Miss and Llttleheld performed
~ Nellie Beede, who has been in
- YORK the past winter. arrived
csorre Thurston of Leominster.
~ and his brother Ray. from
Isss,ou, Ind, came last week TO at
~ heir fathers funeral.
n %As community sympathize with
y, md Mrs. Alonzo Haslam In the
n their three-weeks-old boy,
n died OF bronchitis.
Marvin Hardwood OF Boston Wis
II relatives here for the weekend.
prs Avery Anderson received
,.rs a the death of her mother,
~ John Staples, at Rockland,
s,.s. on Thursday.
~ steam mill began saving Mon
u.
co.nty Agent Bridges organized a
A,,,' and girls club with twelve MEM
|as., Thursday. A bureau meeting
\, held In the evening.
g4fbert l.. Keunison died Friday
-sulne at the home of Curtis
Tmrs. Mr. kennison came here
4 three weeks before hoping to re-
al bis health. but tuberculosis had
sronger hold upon him than was
a5sghi. He had worked in Boston
Il 10 the time he came. and after
astng hts bed. rapidly failed. He
y, only eighteen years OF age. He
us lad OF ability. having served as
|arermaster on the sea-going boats
Ia Il Is thought the climatic
|aaages. as he had been going South
| d winter. fastened the disease. He
|ssres one brother, Harold Kennison
|g Rockiand A large circle of
|sissds sympathixe with him in this
rsE Bereavement. he having lost his
Ei!s this year Interment was at
|siaahil. beside the parents. at Sea-
kat cemetery.
Friday afternoon. April 80, David
|narsion. a lifelong resident of this
laee passed peacefully away at his
ssne here, at the age OF seventy-six
yas Although IL was realized he
vas in falling health. the end came
a!lsnly as the evening before his
esa,h was spent with the family.
u did not arise in the morning. and
IEEard evening fell asleep" He
vs. ,enderly cared for in hts declin-
y years by his son Harry and wife.
EHa sympathy is extended to this
IEz and to two others. Ray and
eeo'ge, and three daughters-Mrs.
as7 Allen OF this place. Mrs. Fred
Cals Of North Brooklin and Mrs.
.21al Wentworth of Massachusetts.
Asaher daughter. Minnie, died last
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Lanoine,

Caroline Patriquin of waltham,
Mass, is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.. Gibson.
Mrs. Walter Stanley of Islesford
visited here last week.
Capt. Charles Hodgkins, wife and
son Roger are at home, after an ex-
tended visit with their son. DR..
Charles Hodgkins and wife, in Phila-
delphia.
F. L. Hodgkins and wife have re-
turned and opened their house, after
a six months absence.
May II. r
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Seal Cove.

seal Cove.
Mrs. Martin Lunt, who recently
went to Northeast Harbor for the
season, was obliged to return home
owing to illness.
Miss Winifred Kelley is at home
from Bangor, where she went for
hospital treatment
John Pervear and wife have gone
to Northeast Harbor for the season.
Postoffice Inspector Charles We'll
don was in town recently on official
business.
May IT. N
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19
Mckinley.

George Moore. who is with his
daughter, Mrs. Maynard Torrey, is
very low.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Murch are liv-
ing in rooms in the building OF Hollis
Reed, formerly the old postoffice.
Mrs. Eugene Kelley and niece,
Florence Sanborn, spent two days
last week in Bangor.
John T. Knowlton arrived home
Saturday from Bangor, where he
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spent the winter. Mrs. Knowlton
left Milwaukee Saturday.
Herring were taken last week in
Underwood's sardine factory.
Mrs. Mary Richardson, Mrs.
jeanette Manchester and Mrs. Lizzie
Moore left Monday for Portland to
attend grand chapter, o. e. s.
May II. r.
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June' services were held at the
nome Monday Rev. Roy Trafton
onlciating. Interment was at Hill
side beside the wife and daughter.
way 10.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08
Der Ghr,p. !. 4. uctt be-
anttportet Anflaecit.

8erter SEER &e6nfteur! -
8itte geben sic Sen na6folgen6ett
acknowledgement zines Mitglieoes Der
Nonpartiian league gegen mid un6
meinen 9egislotipenrefor6, &lab I'M
vNor61tern." Dieier Mann batte ri9t
sen Mntb, ietnen Namen unter fem
Ma6merf 511 ieben uno 5eidnet fol,
DIES, elm 2eague Witglteo.
Wenn er mid bei6uloigt, 6aB i@
mid I'M 6as @oblmollen Der 2eogue
bemiibe, tpeiB er, oaB i6, lange bepor
bie 2eague beitanb &anoibat fir ur=
iere 2%egislatur in 6ieiem County
mar uno mild nidt nm 6eren Inter-
1tiBnng be1parb a1s man MIDI in
1918 anerfannte. S6 nabm iol6e
all obne @erpfli6tung gegen sic
2eugue, II. 11ur I'M iol6e MaBnabmen
gu befirmorten, pelhe i6 fir re6t
un0 biaig. balte. 0ofIr tempelten
MIDI Sic 2eague Bo1ies gum &errdter.
S6 bemerbe MIDI ni6t I'M 6ie
@unlt 6ieier u9oiies" ion6ern Inn Sic
Stimmen ie6eS re6t6enfen6en Sar=
m1ers 0es 5meiten 46. l%egiSlatiben 81
ltrifts. @enn 1os u~2eugne=Mitglie6"
Sic Necor0s nabiiebt, miro es ie6eh
0aB i6 appli5ierte bebor 6ie 2eog1te
ei1en &an0i0aten I'M Seloe batte.
9ieies u2eagne=Meitglie6" be16l1l=
0igt mi6, in Der lebten 2egislaturii=
bnng gegen @errn urnes geltimmt.
Wenn ser &err 6aS u@onie SSournal"
9eite 6 na6iiebt> miro er meir1e
Stimme fir 6errn lrnes regt itriert
fin6en, nr16 nidt 10 fali9 beri9ten.
@e5iigli6 Ser @nibul6igung, 6aB
ib ni6t ait alien Caucus g erlamm
1ungen teilnabm, iage ib muir 6as ib
als Mttglte6. BON flint &omttees iebr
bei6aftigt par 6ie1e ~&eriammlungen
at Pein9er, mo- ih. mie i9 glarbte,
mebr gut tun fonnte, als in Den
bon oen 9eague u8oiies" CONTROLLERS
ten Caucus GIT geben.
Mae gegen mi9 borgebra9ter1
acknowledgement fam i9 ie6er5ett als
rntpabr betpeiien. 8artet ni9t nit
0ffentli6er g%ntgegnung Biz CUR @abl
tint incline &e6tfertig11ng 5u b0ren.
Sb brau6e mild meines Nomens, mie
es NIT 6em u2edgue=Mitglie6" Ser
SAT-, nift 5u i9Gmen. M6tungsbou
s. g.. Nett.
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periuM Gmer GlMH

Sn elmer Wegeno, mo oos bette
2an6 nod fir 20 Bis 40 9o1ar Den
Mder gu baben lit nno 0as in Ser Sea-
be bon Stride un6 S6ulen in elmer
fatbolii9en &olonie gelegen lit. 8e,
gen nGberer Musfunft tpen6e man 1td)
an SenrD &rnning,
11=13 Muniter, cast, Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08
&letne Mn5ei8en
2n ~nerfGnfen.

3n berfGnfen.
9u6ion Eouriiten Gar 1917 Mo-
bell. Gin Bargain fir bares Gels.
Nad5ufragen Nor6itern. 8or 4O2,
Eelepbon SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08
st. Gleu~ N1arftbcriht
@etret0e.

@etret6e.
@ei5en 9eo 1 $2.65.
Wei5en geo 2 $2.55.
&orn SLAB.
Safer 95c.
@erite SLIP.
&oggen $1.99.
Mebl nnb S1ttter.
Mebl SO Hfnn6 $7.55.
&leie $3.50.
Efforts 1910.
@emableneS &orn $3.50.
@emableneS, 8utter $3.50.
&oggenmebl $500.
&orn Mebl $500. - .
Screenings $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08
Treibeits Mnleibea IN Sol Eel 2anb.
QnaQhlu4ae11 aenpmmen.

Sd babe mebrere 9uben6 fl1ltibir-
tie 6armer in einem g11ter 6eltti4-fa,
tbolii9en Settlement bon 80 I6er
Big 800 Mder groB 5u ~berfaufen at
$65 big $175 Sen Mder.
Mu9 babe i9 $4,000 Mder mil6es
2an6 3 %uberfaufen, 6as lei9t 5u ful-
ttbieren lit. Dieies 2an6 liegt in
MorriIon COUNTY, @egen MGberem
1ben6e man iid nn Spbn @6molfe,
At 81 4, Bier5, Minn.
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g. g., bon ser 5t. 8enebifts-M btei
in Mt9iion, &anias, geleitet tperoen.
Mm acknowledgement Montag nebmen
sic grer5itien ser Sefularprielter Der
Dio5eie ct. CLOUD ltatt. Dteielben
1per6en bonn bo9m. 9errn 8m. g.
&reB, 6em Superior bes Mpoitolates
Ser Miiiionsgeieqibaft 6es 81. Sran5
bon 5ales, aus Ser Di05eie glepelano,
Sbio, gegeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08
Bidder, etc.

2ettfa6en fir 9iirgertanbioaten, aes
1aue uno neueite @efebesbeftimmungen'
Erhfnngsfragen, englif9 1t11b 6euf1h.
-Mnsuabl:-Sbne 2ebrer GngIifh. -
80rterbi9er, @ran1n1atifer III allen
Spraden; 9eut1des Erarn1bu1. Bdbrz
f%agefarten, 9n1btpabriagerei, gbarafter>
leiung. @ieb5u9t, 9%lnbeoreTnr. 9emtide
8tbeln. 3anbtarte1t, @riefteler, @eiebs
bidder. @e6idte, &o9biGer, 2ie6erbnGer,
Sprn9meijter, gleftri5itGt. Dottorbl1d.
Mmerifanifder @eflhgel3idter, @arte11.
bu9, @rnsbnu. Wildtpirtfdnft. Slider.
reaeptbiiher, Maidiniftenbub. 800 Deutz
Idle &alenoer. G@reibt~ fit gratisprp,
fpefte.
2alueper 9nbliibing g.. 2O5 6. Is,
strafe, Neu gOrt, q. ..
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HeN Gress &cbcrpiueft
Die beiten 8iQen in Ser @elt.

Die beiten 8ileu in ber @elt.
Sir &artleibigfeit, 8ili0iittdct, tran.
tee &ophpeb. unber6aulidfet, 2eber,
Mugen. uno g%ingetpeioe . 8ei9tper.
ben, 8lin6oarment5in6l1ng, @nllen-
iteine, @aiieriudt un6 @eritopfung.
Qufgema6t in ubrfaiion 6lni9en
nit S9raubenipise, entbdlt iieb5ig
8iner. @erfnuft bon Mpotbefern fit
Csc ober ihidt nod &ea 8ros., Min.
neapoliS, @inn. -. -. -. !. 16ba
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nnfere Gpl6atet febrett beiut.

&oblen5, 6. S1tli. = Snfolge See
11euen @elebeS, mona9 fir oas 8un=
0esbeer Mntperbungen auf 0rei SAT-
re erfolgen iouen nn6 ni9t mebr anf
elm Sabr, boben biele SoI0aten 6es
omerifanii6en 8eiebungsbeeres Inn
fire 9ienitentlaliung eriu9t, un6 talt=
ien6 iin6 bereitS beimgeianot NOR
Sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08

3uderfnappbeit miro bienei@t no9
oret Big bier Sabre 6a1terrt, fagt 500
Der. @te fei 6ie Golge ser Brobibitio1.
Brobibitiot1 obi@affenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08

9as rumdnii9e &0ntgspaar ba1
ietnen beriprodenen @efu9 III. ser
Ser. @tooten Biz gum nd6ite1 Sriib.
iabr beri9oben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08
Rlt b~erfanfeu.

9Th 5tDet Sabre otter, regiftrierter
8oublt1t brauner 5miB 8u1 uno bret
regiitrierte brdntte @tpiR &tn6er, 5tpet
Sabre alt. s. s.. Sid,
ct 81 @ol6 Gpring, Minn.
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@erlangt.

@erlangt.
Gin gutes, .etpa 80 Sabre altes
MQo6en als &ausbdlterin etnes
Brieiters IN elmer fleinen 0rti9aft in
NortB Dafotn an ser t@a1tptitrede Ser
Mortbern &acific @iienbabn. Mo6er-
mes &aus. @egen MGberem per6e
man ii9 an &eb. M. S. Simpn,
ct Srisfa, 81. 9.
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81 b~erfa1fen.
Gin ar6ertbalb Sabre otter rei1t-
raiiiger bra11ner 5miB @un nit Be-
i9einigungspapieren ut16 Elm 3h
Sabre oltes graoiertes SmiB &alb.
s S. Sid,
81 81. 2, gol6 Spring, Mi1tn.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-10-30
within the State elsewhere than at it's

within the State elsewhere than at its
domicile.
At all meetings of the board each
director shall have one vote; and
three 90 directors present, in per-
son, or by proxy shall constitute a
quorum provided that less number
shall have power to fill vacancies in
the board for its unexpired time.
Each director shall have power TO
appoint in writing a stockholder as
proxy to represent such director at
any meeting of the board, such proxy
to have at such meeting all the rights
and powers of such directors.
The board of directors shall be
vested with the power to hold and eX-
ercise all the powers enumerated IN
Article | hereof, as well as all powers
conferred by law upon the corpora,
ton, except such as may be required
by law or by this charter to be held
and exercised by the stockholders or
some officer Of this corporation.
ARTICLE vi.
The stockholders shall meet on the
first Monday of October, A. D., l92f,
to elect directors to succeed those
chosen and named in this charter. and
so annually thereafter; and at such
meetings to transact any other busl-
ness, and to do all acts required or au-
thorized by law.
Notice of all stockholders meetings
other than adjourned meetings shall
be given in the manner prescribed fol
stockho olders' meetings, for the elec'
ton of directors, unless such notlce
be waived by unanimous consent; pro
4 vided that no notice is required Where
meeting is adjourned to giver
day. ,u
The officers of this corporation
shall be President, Vice-President
and a Secretary-Treasurer.
The board of directors shall an
ruclly elect from their board suci
officers, all of whom shall hold office
until their successors are duly elected
and qualified.
The directors may appoint othe
agents and employees, who shall re
spectively have such power ana PEI
form such duties as may be prescrlD
ed by the bylaws, and who may D
removed as provided in said bylaws
| Vacancies OF agents anu Shhpi0
shall be filled as provided by the Dy
laws. ,, ,,,,,
No stakeholder shall ever be hel
liable or responsible for the contrac'
lor faults of this corporation In an
further sum than an amount equal . /.
1.-The unpaid balance of the stock SUI
tscribed for by him in this corE9rassoi
nor shan any mere informally m o.
sganization have the effect OF rendel
ing this charter null, or exposing IN
stakeholder to any further hapiilty.
ARTICLE TX.
Sam Scurria, R. S. Guenard, i. !
Lucas. G. w. Gaines, and Jeif
SNYDER shall constitute the flrst poai
of directors to serve until the flr
Monday in October, 1921, and un'
/. their successors are elected and qua
/ flied. each of said directors being tf
owner of at least one % share
fully paid unpledged stock.
| ARTICLE K.
The first Officers Of this corpor
! t;on to serve until the first Mondi
in October, 1921, and until their su
: cessors- are elected and qualified, q
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-10-30

company, and the other stockholders
thereof shall have the first privilege
of purchasing same; after thirty t3O)
days' notice the said stock may De
sold in open market.
This corporation shall recognize the
exclusive right Of a person registered
on its books as the owner OF shares Oh
stock to receive dividends, and to vote
as such owner, and shall hold liable
for calls and assessments all persons
registered on its books as the owner
of shares.
ARTICLE v.
The board of directors of this cor
poration shall be composed of five l5)
stockholders thereof, who, except
those named herein to compose the
first board, or elected by the board
to fill vacancies therein, shall be elect
ed by the stockholders on the first
Monday of October in each calendar
year, and shall hold and exercise the
duties of their office nntil their sue,
cessors have been duly elected ano
qualified. -.
All meetings of stockholders or dl
rectors must be held at the domicllt
of said corporation; provided tina
with the written consent OF all dl
rectors valid meetings of director
may be held outside of the State, o.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-10-30

hereby chosen and appointed, to-wit:
Sam Scurria, President; K. 5. Cue
nard, Nice-President; L. b. Lucas,
Secretary-Treasurer.
ARTICLE XII.
The names and subscribers, whose
post-office address is set forth above,
and the number of shares OF stock
which each subscriber has taken, In
this corporation, and which ne mas
paid for in cash, are as follows;
R. s. Guenard, 20 shares.
T. 3. Lucas, 20 shares.
Sam Scurria. 80 shares.
DIR. C. w. Gaines, 5 shares.
Jeff B. Snyder, 5 shares.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, said
appearers have signed this act of in
corporation, at my office in Tallu-
lah. Madison Parish, Louisiana. in the
presence of T. P. Kell and j. l.. Ro-
gan. competent witnesses, who sign
as such, together with said parties
and me, said Notary, on the daie hrst
herein written.
4. s. GUENARD, 20 shares
T. +. LUCAS. 20 shares.
SAN SCURRIA, so shares.
CIV. GAINES, 5 shares.
JEFF B. SNYDER, 5 shares.
Attest:
L. P. KELL,
IRBY L. ROGAN.
JOHN E. YERGER,
Clerk 9th District Court for MADISON
Parish, Louisiana, & Ex-Officlo
Notary Public.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF MADISON.
l. John E. Yerger, Clerk OF the
Ninth District Court and EX-OfflciC
Recorder in and for said Parish and
State, do hereby certify that, the
above and foregoing is true and cor
rect copy of the original Charter OF
the Scurria- -Guenard Drug Company
which is on file in my office, and Of
record in Incorporation Record "A;
mage 81, on date of October 16, 192O
| WITNESS my hand and the Sea
of said Court, this 10th day OF octoD
5SEAL) JOHN E. YERGER,
Clerk & Ex-Officio Recorder
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-10-30
RAID ON BLIND TIGERS

Last Saturday Sheriff D, -'''.
and his two u,nrt4ra. Ma,sTS. T. '
Befti- and I. \. Smith and the l'""
Marshall. Mr ii g. E"ttiS. n'a1'
raid cf blind tigers Hvar FailLlao Al
four rtE"o'- "i;h tA' .''
on chem They Yer" hI"LEu, '.''
placed in the pa n hotci h"t ""'-
soon released on bond rouNNi"E q. q
ones captured: Jones Sh&", ~ jS-f
Lake, Jarrci; IA. ."r. ..,rE Ash'rl..
and Alice GraysCn, y IauGiah, t"-
latter colored woman
The results of lhls .al4 wsre ,-.H'
the Sheriff brought bacs, wiz ~
Ghor. ten quarts O, ''"'',;;e n1n'1'!,
end four violatcrs Of the fr1'io "a.
loW.
This is d cOmmcndabie ateg ior "a
Sheriff and the douv1a, aof!s L. :
- nm in his effC.t ra nrea" 1' L..
traffic Of the so-cc 'lgh ''w.,t2 i''.'.
ing
i am going tc r-eai - tn b &C.
rirar busi7ess o. aTry,. every -'
cioUs ore" SAID SHERIFF Sry.c..
arc clad TO hear tn.s refGrr'., ,-1"'
iug Ina. It viii he earned cut
The Journgl is NOT 3 De.'' s" =
making detective Of every ''....e.
in Tal!ul&h and Madison 2%..-h .,
this Is q law-&bidirg -,r"uu',., ..
, # our officers cCulC .c, tn '--,'
! ton of their constituents tcr'. "'.
be less violation of uUI rr'h:'it..
! law. or every Other i"T - ,L' .'..
book.
Let the good WORK con,iuUy.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-10-30
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
VILLAGE OF DELTA
State of Louisiana, Parish OF Madison
In the Village Of Delta

BE 1T KNOWN, that on this5th
day Of October, 1920, the Mayor and
Board OF Aldermen. of the village
of Delta, pet in regular, session,
Those resent were: Mayor r.
Burney Long, Alderman Geo. M.
Long and Alderman G; 1. Dundas'
Absent: Alderman j. W. Perkins.
This being the first regular meet
ing since May, the Acting Treasurer
said he had two reports to present.
For the quatrer ending June so,u So.h
and for the quarter ending Sept Sotn'
1920. The report for the quarter, end
ing June 80, 1920, showing a balance
on hand of 1927. go, was read and 5:,t on
motion, adopted and approved; like
wise the report for the quarter end;
ing Sept. goth, 1920, which showed
the same balance on hand-there be
ing no receipts and no disbursements :,
iSee pages- & of the minutes ci
this Board. IN
The Clerk presented bills for pay
ment- as foilows;'
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-10-30
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Notice is hereby given that the as-
sessments of this parish have been re-
viewed by the Board of State Affairs,
valuations have been fixed on all
property in the parish by said Board
and the valuations thus fixed are
open for inspection at the assessors
office for a period of twenty days.
Any person desiring to know what
value has been placed upon his pro-
perty by the Board of State Affairs
is hereby notified to call at the as
SCISSORS office and examine his assess
ment sheet. Any taxpayer so desiring
has a right to protest valuations fixed
by the Board of State Affairs at 8
meeting of the Police Jury to bt
called for that purpose.
J. L. CASON, Assessor.