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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02
4 ALEPER 25 YEARS,
THIS WOMAN CURED
Hrs. Blaidsell Of Honolulu, Is
Back With Her Family ard
Doctors Pronounce Her
As Positively Clean

Honolulu. Oct wenty-fiFe
years lepe., bus aow discharged by
the physician Of the United States
tublic health service. in charge Of the
KalIhl Lerrosy Investigation station
here. Without an apparent trace OF the
disease in her body. is the record Of
Mrs. Rosalie Blaldsell. ot Honolulu.
given TO The Associated Press in
what is believed to be the first inter
view oE It's kind ever published.
Refined chaulmoogra oil. prepared
by Dr. l.. A. Dean aud his conieres
Of the University OF Hawaii, and ad-
snluistered BY Dr. j. T. Mcdonald.
director Of the Investigation station,
DR.. F. +. 1rotter president OF the
Territorial Board OF Health and their
associates is credited by the public
health officials with having arrested
she disease in three years. five
months and seven days of treatment
Today Mrs. Blaidsell is living at
her home here. going in and out
among her friends ana taking up the
threads OF busy life. which were cut
when the malady forced her with
ont the camp
Her manner is cheerful. almost vi
vacious; her mental energy unusually
keen; her movements quick and de-
cisive as those Of person in perfect
health; and the skin OF her hand.
as The Associated Press representa-
tive took it in PARTING. is soft and
smooth as a baby's
Only one apparent III effect OF the
sdisease remains ia the occasional
twitching OF an eye There the lep-
rosy bacillI DESTROYED a nerve before
the treatment took effect.
Mrs. Blaidsell is a inll-blooded Ha-
wailan. last Of long line OF priest
esses OF the flame in the old Hawaii
an temple Of worship Before she
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

entered the Kalihi institution fol
treatment she organized the Daugh
ters and Sons Of Hawaiian Warriors
one Of the strongest Of Hawaiian 50
cicties in the islands She speaks
English fluently also Hawaiian. and
her information on world affairs IS
far above the average.
MY grandmother told me to ob.
serve our old tahus' (rules OF con.
duct1 or J would be stricken with lep-
rosy said this daughter Of a race
that believed in Divine Trinity g.
o09 years ago and taught the powers
OF mind over matter centuries before
the Christian era. 4 did not heed
her warning and in 1926 red burn
ing spot on my cheek announced that
my punishment had come It re
appeared Off and os- but no; in aggra.
waited form until lsoS.
From thea on necare worse
Erurtious' IS we call them a. peared
every three months. Ny face and
other parts OF my body and limbs be-
came swollen and inflamed dusing
these periods.
in March. 1917 I aas sent 10 the
Kalihi hospital From that time until
was released the other day took
different kinds Of treatmen, each
marking step OF progress In the
refining and administering the cura.
tive essence of chaulmoosra oil
During the earlier staees OF the
work at Kalihi chaulmoogra oil Was
hard to take. Mrs. Blaidsell contin
ued. describing the remedy sAt pres
ent an injection Is administered once
"a week, while the remedy IS taken in
ternally three times a week.
Sometimes. in about ten per cent
OF the cases. the oil bfough, on a
leprosy fever. accompanied BIZ eru9
tions and the doctors instructed is
not 70 take the capsules until these
had passed This was hard to do fol
we felt that we were losing time and
some OF us disobeyed ] did SO once
anu continued taking the capsule.
during an cru. lion. Before was or
the road 70 recovery again nv reck
.lessness had cost me thn joint Of on,
toe"
Hope Of recovery even in lepel
colony. was 70 be expected. but #
was reyela1ion TO learn from this
woman thas eheerfulness. laughter
and joy OF living were the rule. rather
tha1 the exception among ioo-odd pa-
'ieats at kalihi
'ye had our afternoon teas. our
amateur theatricals and, OF course. in
a community whose great majority
ras Hawalians, our musicales. II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02
E'ooiLLApD 81
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
Babe Daniels in ~The Fourteenth
Man" supported by Robert Warwick
Walter Heirs. Kid Mccoy and SYLVIA
Ashton
This story Worth while.
Romance, jazz dancing. adventure.
and q slashing prize fight did ever
picture have more to entertain
folks with than THE Fourteenth
Man"
Also
Two Reel Comedy social ciub"
featuring Gloria Swanson.
Also
Two Reel Slanstick C0meds fQe.
turing Ben Turpin.
We Claim this IS some program.
Don't be misled into thinking Won
can see New First Run. pictures like
this one for less money than We
charge. IL can't be done.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

~ y


Well, were you at the Highland
last night9 Some show was it
not? Picture was all we claimed
for it and then some. Cost money
that picture did. Vaudeville was
very good also. You see it can be
done. A wonderful show can be
given for d very small admission
fee The Highland turned many,
many people away who were I'M
able to get in. Come again to
night. We have the same show,
picture and all.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02
ACTIVITIES or WOMEN

The average weight If an American
woman Of middle age Is 1873 pounds.
Mrs. Champ Clark was a school mis-
tre~s before her marriage TO che Mis-
souri, statesman.
The women of Spain are credited
with being the best dancers of any
women In the world.
Women employed in the fishing In
dustry in Canada receive minimum
pay OF $3.50 a week.
In 1919 It was estimated thar H.
100000 women over ten years old In
the Tn ted States were wage eaTTers-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

About 100000 boys and girls, COM
posing nearly half the school popula-
tion Of the United States. are members
OF the Junior Red Cross. which Is help
Ing the children OF Europe. while az
the same time Il Is doing an Important
work here al home Kalitan Chefwolf.
who wears the engaging smile shown
IN this picture. IS she son OF an In
dian guide and trapper. He Is the
youngest Junior living In the neighbor-
hood Of juneau. Alaska-and he sends
greetings to fellow Juniors OF the Unit
cd States
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

The beginning OF almost every S~-
-ious disorder is constipation II yoa
want to enjoy good health keep your
5owels regular This is best accom-
Dlished by proper diet and exercise,
but sometimes q medicine IS needed
and when that is the case YOU will
ind Chamberlain's Tablets are excel
lent. They are mild and gentle in
their action. easy and pleasant 10
AXE Give them a trial They ONLY
cost quarter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02
SOLDIER HAS a GOOD
STOMACH

Il. a maa spends siN ytass IN the
army he surely would nave 10 have
a good stomach ! have q COOL one
nov ana Foley Catar'ie TAala.s
MAJ il hat say li any one 13es
rot believe this. les hhn write 20
Arthur l. Lyons +54 clnc.nuap 81.
nayscn. Ohio That Is irom 2 letiet
Iseesrcd ay Foley a ca SOFA Etery
~ere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

Angelina paprelo. fiftecn-year-old
girl AT Plymouth. was so frightened
whaa, as She was walking on the rail-
road track, she heard train coming
up behind her THAT she ran ahead OF
the train for 100 yards 70 the Nelson
street crossing instead Of just step
ping on the track.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

Personally. We try not to complain,
but it does look Ike some people get
nominated easily and often, while we
don't remember ever having been even
christened.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

CFinpi9e and trimming OF the ex-
cess dough On pie hsfere baking are
performed at enc operation with
new device conss.,sc of ,oothed
.seel carrying a knife blade on It's
handle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02
COOP EoR AlM ANn HIS WEE

OOUD FUH HIM AND Hts WIFE
Hurley / Watkins. -S1S Lytle st
Louisville KY writes II found
Foley's Honey and Tar just whs.s /
wanted for my wifes and my cold
Checks coughs. colds. Group. nroncA.
ial coughs stops that tickling
throat that keeps one cougAins as
nisht Contains TO opiafes nor ha-
bit forming drugs Sold F'verywhese
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02
INstlonel Crop Improvement seFviesl !
XIV ITHOUT organization
wv which will crystaillze
public opinion. little


v public opinion. little
improvements may be expected In
road building" says Mr. Frank
Baackes assistant general sales
agent, american steel & Wire Co.
'Wren 1t Is done 4 Will have a two
lold effect:
"First. it will keep an Of the
roads open for 1865 days in the
year, and
Second. ii will lead the people
to believe in themselves So that no
public problem may seem too great
TO tackle.
Every community should have a
road club which should begin work.
by making e score card Of every
stretch of both main and cross
roads. using 500 days passable
roads as the basissfor working out
its percentage.
ut is astonishing what a lot Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

One OF the things we don't like
about our cook is that she won't stay
if she isn't allowed to order the gro
ceries and she can't stay If We have
10 pay for them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

A Galveston widow says the reason
she broke her last engagement was
because her fiance was a wldower who
said he thought she ought to pay him
for his grown sons school books in
case they should be needed again
Galveston News.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

NHdHLrftfdH SouaH ncsHS~J
This remedy is intended especially
for coughs. colds. group and whoop-
ing cough From q small beginning is
sale ard use mas extended to all parts
OF Che United States and to many
foreign countries This alone is en-
ough to convince one that Il is 4
medicine OF more than ordinary mer-
it. GiFe II a trail and you will sind
this &c % the case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

A coffee-pot on the vacuum bottle
principle the lid Of which serves as a
stopper. las been invented.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

Carrier boys have no receipt books;
dc not ray them for Leader sub
scriptions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

Electricity IS Supplied 70 n new
fash light that an Austrian has In
vented by q small generator contained
within it that is driven hy The pressure
Of lis users thumb on a projecting
knob
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

Our bet Is that Rip Van Wrinkle
would not have slept twenty years
II he had gone to bed in a neighbor-
hood where the ice men begin bawling
at their teams at 5 a. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

OGt Of Russia's POPULATION two out
OF three persons arc peasants.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02
SNAPSHOTS

Sometimes a man Is as crazy over
moonshlne as his daughter IS SILLY III
the moonlight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

: Another thing our forefather didn't
know anything about is the modern
steam-power barber shop.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

Leader CLASSIFIED Ans Get Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

TO BE CURED oi rheumatism
a with ell its lamcness, aches and
pains, take Hoods Sarsapar;Ils. Yoo
-.s,St he SIRE 10 GET HOCD'S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
,2!!5 Mar, e!
gearbet oft nabre Bullber. ibiee
flebett llrs an, oalernb i'm Mettung

gearbei nabre Bn1lDer. iebieIe
lebefr urs On, onuerno I'M Mettlfugs
beiIn bIeiben 3l1 oiirfen, neil MD
fen, onb b1en on DrnlBen I'M @roB
fta0tleben Der Salt ffebIt n1o he III
miitten Der @eriud5ungen MIDI tn11o-
bnft bleiben fonnen. Mber Iei0er febH
.es uns an Nnum lie 5i beboIten g
feblf uns aud an ben nnoer1 n0;ttiigen
Dlngen, tpie 2ebensmitteI aIeioerr
Sdylbsoerf uiip. uir 0oiieie arrnen Wen-
.fden. Bir tpen6en uns belon0ers an
bic Sral1entpeIt: @ebt aus Der 6liine
.oes Screens lie mad eurem 8eran1oi;gen.
uns in l1nierer 10 nottDenoigen
5irforgearbeit fir Bic dr1niten 5rau-
zen, Mldbden unb Rir1oer nidt 1,ur
gerIius, on6ern gang DeutIdIanos,
benin u1lfere sdhueitern dig Setter 0eg
Giirforgebereim baben &duier III Ell
5ner Nn5aN Der eroBten St6ote III
IDeuffdIa110 nn6 9pferreih-unqarn.
.geob if es2og; 90 riibre 1id Der
damn. sc for111t bic Nadt, no ME-
man6 tpirfen fann
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
5uo Dafota.

siierre SGbeooor, iingiter Sobn
bon 81. s. Gamblers &ultos oeS Sea
pitols fam benin Nepnrieret elmer
eleftriiiben 2eitung nit eirrem Drabt
lit B%ernibrung uno erliH eit1en augell-
blidlihen SOB.
Suror1.-=s- M9lIbert 2afbam ul-
ter Dem BeroahH, elmer Der a5tDei Ma11-
ner 5u leiin, mel6e8 m. Selir bier n11-
.gegriifffen unb berqllbten, IN Des Wtoi=
mes, Soma, perboftet noroen.
Mberoeen. Ser StaatsfonDent
Der &olnmbns Bitter miro bier bonn
90. Bis &c. Meai a%bgebalten neroen.
.@tpa 100 Mitglieoer o1en eit1ge-
fibrt meroen.- 100000 Bombs
lolen fiiir Sbulbauten Derfal1H tper-
Ben, mpriiber Die @abler am Mpril
al enti6eioen babe1 Die Sabress
berfnmmIung Der 5outb DafotaWtI
.berei- nnb Observation-Disclosures
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25

8rief elmer nrgrofm11tter. Gral
Eberele gergoon BON Mapspiae, &p.
idreibt:: min 5brre11 el11ett int
relianfen SAL mitteilen. Mfeirte en,
felin fat einen sobn, faif bier Sub
.re at. Son 1einer @}ebllrt an fon1te
bieies @ir1o feline stublentleern11g ba=
ben ohne Mn1Derbung BON Mbflbr1l1f=
teIl. sd riet meiner gnfelin, bent air-
Sc bod 6orni's Alpenfrduter 81 ge=
ben, mos lie al1d ttnf: Dies 1T lest EN-
ssabr ber. Ser &ndbe 1T ieBt ge-
inro, nie er MIR siein far1.A Dies
alfbepaiibbrte &rduferbeilmittel entbalf
1ihts. mas bent sDlfem nibf gut tas
e: eg fan11 obne @efubr benz &ir1De,
tpie benz grpodfenen gegeben neroert;
eg 1T cine redJR 6amilientneoi51n.
'sFornis alpenffrduter mirb nidf ourh
.~glpotbefer berffnuH ionoern bent 9aib=
Iifum brett geliiefert bon 9r Asef t1
ssabrnen & Cons So 25O1 Wafbi1ng~
fon.8lbb. Chicago, SD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
1l1inneiota.

St. 8aul. - Dit sos gegen 49S
Stimmerlt peigerte fid Die bier SaIn-
itag abgebaftene1t Minneiota republi.
faniide Ronbention, Die bier 9elega.
ten at large our republifaniiden So
tionaI : &%onpention 5u beitin1mer, ffir
General 8oob alg Brdfioentihaftsz
fanbibat 5u itimmen; lie meroen aut
Ser NationaI . &onbention nod ibrent
eigenen @ut0Infer ban6eln ln0 tim,
men ffoi;nr1en. - Ism. MaboneD, Sean.
bi0at Ser MrbeiteridaH, uno 8urger-
meiiter 8. 6. 9o0gion, Duroen an
IdBlid Ser 1t16ti5den HrimdrtpaM FIT
8urgermeiiter nomiriert. 9ie
Staatsbeb0rbe beibloB, ben bon Sod.
maiier beimgein6ten Garnten in Mar-
16oa- un6 Sen nngren5enoen Counties
100000 fir 8etreioeiamen ali lei.
ben.
Mimneapolis. - Die 1leugegrin0es
te Mtnneapolis Sanatorium Sotel
Company miro IN &iirae, nit Der gr-
ridttng bes &ieienbanies an Corning
8orf beginner. 'Diefelbe miro elm Sd-
natorium Sotel erridten, bus ffiidb Der
finan5ielen nnteritiikung Berborra-
GENDER bieiiger @eibdftsmdn1er TO-
tpobl pie elmer Mn5abl Ner5te BON bier
nnb anBerbalb erfrent. groB al
Ter 8orfebrungen fir Die Siderbeit
Ser mgemeinbeit feitens Der &oli5ei
nnb ser ~5oblreiden unterfadungert
fdeint oas l1npefen Der 8on6hen in
oieier 5ta6t iid INNER meiter m1s5n-
oeb1en. Mebrere 8an6iten f6luger1
ELM Sdaufeniter 6es Suit. 2l1gsbin
Belatpaarengei9dftes Domeritagnod1t
Elm nn6 erbeuteter Belanerfe I'M Wer
bon $4,000.
Bipeitone.-Der 5air Store, cine
groBe @alnnterienuarenbanolung IT
bl1r9 Seuer gdnalid 5eritort moroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
Surg Nad)ridteu alls
ben uorDmeili9e1 @tQate1
Ser gerIuit betrdgtt bon $4,000 Biz


Ser gerl,it betrdgt bon $4,000 Bis
$45. 600.
Clear Safe. gitti9riften llno ge-
aenlpdrtig in nmlonf, IN tpeldert Der
staotrat erinbt peroen lou " Der
|~fomme1loen Nilni5ipalpaN nber D1e
6rage oererbeblllng e1ner Stelter bon
nidt nber ei11e Veil oer1 Nolf 5nr
Mbltlmmi.ng aM nf1erDre1Ien NM 111
meld3er o1e SpaoInpul1lIapene n'lets
lf11st neroen lou. ~
9alt1l.gs-Son 8 segIer
Dape1 ole 1pfen 5ngeoaGIen .S sa
" oer Neltaen sol1ien Inr 9 1nI'I-
nee SaDr ai1genenla.en. Sen ahot=
rem 11enn 11t g Salar n1N1 DoW Sc
mug, -
grooflton. Dan 4eDes nltroe I'M
6armers 5tate 8anf IN 9onabp,
n r&-F ~ TLLl 49, -AA ~ n IL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25

Das befan11te Observation-Disclosures
gra1nm Der bret nmerifnnifden 9ido=
:e 5iebt audi IN nibtfatboIiiden &rei
len. Gin 8eribt zines Romitees pro-
teftantiideer @eiitIiden, Der bon Der
5an Brancisco 8aiffommifiion fuiir IN
o11itriele 9e5iebungen angetomlnert
lDnr6es COLT benz Brogrnmm bobe An-
.erfenn1ng, in0er1 ct iagt, 6aB .es Die
ein5ige @l1nogabe bon @ird)er nber
Mrbeiterfrngen lit, Die irgeno einer1
ginffigen gin6ruf m1f bas arbeiten=
De goHf ge1nadf bat"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
Gem engIiiben Sterlingsffurs gebts
tpie 10 monber Come bonn 8auet-
ct 1T tief geiunfen.
3 etc.

4eitfaben faar Bhrserfanbibaten, gez
11nl1e unb neiefte @efekesbeftin1ullgeu.
- 88rhfnngsfragen, englii6 u11b beut51.
-AtstuabI:-Sbne 2ebrer GngliiM. -
B6rterbi9er, @rnmr1ntnen IN nnen
6praden; @eufides Sra11n1blt6c Bnbra
fagefnrten, 9nnbtpnbringerei, gbnrnftere
Iefn1g, gieb5udt. 9unbebrefur. 9eutfde
8ibeln. 3%atbfarten, 8rieffeuer, @eeks
bidder, @ebi1te, &obbiber, 2ie6erbn9er.
5prndmeifter, gIeftri3itdt, Doftprbu1..
Ar1eritanifder @efligel5ihter, Carter.
bud, @rasbnl, MiI1tpirtf1nft. Slider.
re5eptbidjer, Menfbiniffenbu1. 9euts
fbe @nlenber. s@reibt fir @%ratisproe
fpefte.
Qaameper Hubliibins Gp., 200 6. 45.
etrafe, Rem gsort, q. 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25

ioH bier am M1ir uao |. MpriI
snbgebalten neroen. WPnn ertDartet
100 Delegaten.
Gmerp. - biieier Drtihah ioll
cine meme 8auf efabliert tperbe1, bins
tel melder Mdinner teben, ooie eth Sc.
iammtperm0igen bon So 100000 re,
Iprdientiieren. Diie Bnnf miro eine Der
|itdrften @elbinititute I'M staate fuer-
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25

u~upffisieae 3iifern 0es ne,1en 33er-
iug aeben ser 5taDt Seem Oorf cine
BeD6lfernna bon iber a6t Miaioner.
:5eelen. Das nurbe es our groBte1t
s5taot Ser 8elt modem
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g ILL., pun al.sl'luI.slla. 2e.s u.sl
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~ s.!u $3.50 o.ula'.D D ~.
gsn.naau.gul.ol'g psluuululf'eleA. ;L1.
)5eelen fornten qerettet tperben! 0in
6anfbor tpdrer1 niir, mir mur6en aeit=
IIebens betenr fir oIde WobItdiiter. Wir.
limo neiBia am betert, baB Ser Iiebe
|Goft einiae Screen 6prtsqeneiqt mndt
I@uteg anitiffen. ms nerne All heIfen.
6ier 1T ames f11rdfbnr feuer unb
|Dobei melt nod niht All beforanen.
I@in 8f1nb SHUTTER, friiher Mnrf,
lett IS so, elm 81 $50 90, Ctr.
lMilh BON iebt al Iber 3 So, Elm.
lBroo 8 80 So, 8fuub sSlei}d go
sc. / 8entner RarfoHel 50 ST., un6
IIp Hfs nit alem. gg 1T fouu1 nod,
4 maden. @enn Dns 10 meiter aebt,
neiR ia nidt, no mir 11oh IanDen.Y
Iun6 oann sic unaufrieoenbeit uber-
Innl Sic Meufd1en haben eben feline
MeIeaion l1no oarum audi feine11 Salt
lmehr. Sc sc tro5tIog All fehen. ME
1nornIuh lief aeIunten 111ier Bpf i}f.
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,and' OF Celestin Vincent, south by
amos or Francis Johnson, east by
,ands "i Louis Jacquot, and west by
iands OF E Twin Lockett. Being INA
same property which was aca uired bv
feiesphOre Lockett from Artaur Rich.
ara on Dec. 7th, A. D. 1893, bv ac.
recorded in Book WV Of Convex-
ances. f1!io lbs, of the reco rds az nj.
Parish. o' 'n's
CHAS. .PECOT,
,, Sheriff.
oGeriHs Office, Parish OF St. MARY,
La Jan. Is. 1929. H
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SA URDAY, TUE 2isT DAY Or
FEBRUARY, A D., 1920.

between the legal hours of /. O'Clock
a. M, and 4 O'Clock .. No., all and
singular, the following described
property, to-wis.
| All OF his right, title aud ia.er.
est Ia and to that certain tracs of
iaud, lying Snd beiag sta aasa IN .ne
Cypressort frairie, paTisM a ~,
Mary state of Gnsisiana, cuasaiutne,
8fty-eiehs t53j acres, aore or less.
'soursed north bY N, 4. Alexander
and 9tner Rodriguez; east in par, ty
GussaTe Bot; in part by Roger Iohn
soa, in part bs Mary Jane Tx,tor aud
ln part by f4eoa Provost; south 10
tart by public road snd ia payt ty
lands Of Macy t1ocken and west ,sv
emile Provost ard I,An Hpiia. for.
s,seaiy It Pierre LARRY, .cyether xish
all Eze buildings asad improvements
90 said property situated, Belnc the
same property acquired by T'e,es phore
Lockett b. inheritance from his lathe,
and mother, Edwltt l. ,ckeit aud Cath
crime Polydor L.ckett
z. That certain tract or parcel OF.
land, lying aud being situated 10 the
G.. prenort Prairie, parisa rsf "a
Mary. Loxissss.a, :aydsxautng Z. aa,e..x
,acses> usose eS less, eoep&Sd awA W
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Farm Loans.

For ten years. Seoen ,er
cent tss{eysst. No amount t.s,
large representing strsns
'oaa conpany. L. o. Psc.r,
Franklin, La.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Z3 Ju 3iciai District Court-Par.
ish of St. MARY.
Joseph f Kramer ". T,iesphoIe
Lockctt, No. ia ,5S

Jnder and by virtue of 40 order of
seizure and sale issued out Of the Hon
Orable 53rd Jadicial District Court of
the State of Louisiana, in the above.
entitled and numbered cause, and /.
me directed, have seized and taken
into my possession and shall offer for
sale. for cash, without appraisement,
to the last and highest bidder, accord.
ing to law. at the principai front door
OF the Court house in the Town Of
Franklio. La, On
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FOR SALE.

A one story and a half res
dence in lbert Addition.
Six rooms kitchen aud large
halt, For particulars apply
to Mas ], fEskE,
Erauk in, La.
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fg Sale.

Peerless sStomo&x'e. i cytird :.
"a good tNnotrV order - ~.
ApPty 10 + a bOUDkEACx
etxIk.iu> L.
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NOTICE,

Positively no hu'tnl or tres
pas ing on Matii1a ia,.4'i :,
(Roane ,racil uades the penalty
etlhe lAv.
s. B. EsaANE l. SaAS,