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New York Bonds

NsN YORK Oct ~ -cahspicuaas strength
of Investment bonds after two weeks Of
pronounced reaction was the chief feature
~ tadays dealings IN bonds on the New
York Etpe/ FRrhnnEH tnitrd states gov.
regularity, hui the changes we're Of .
nominal character
The best gain IN the foreign efaup wss
made ny Mexican government 81 which
climbed "a poiiu while Seine 10 wsfe
not far behind With rain nf ~ Brasil
~ improved point ana gains ~ subs
siantini fractions were quite Numerous
Moro than atnre - active lstueH IN
the flllrohd LIST registered advances Of
! 10 no points. some ~ The principal
ones being Atlantic Coast Line first u,
49, Pau convertible fiAa. Colorado South
frn refundng avs Illinois Central 10.
tlnding ". Katy fret - Missouri Pa.
flflo renerni A. Northern Pacific g. Tn.
ion Pacific general H. Sehbaard Airline
consolidated d. Frisco Income Is and
Canadian Pacific dobpniufr " The only
noteworthy exception 90 tho upward
trend we're Atlantic Coast Line II and
Baltimore 4 ohio sold a.. each OF !
poin'
Prominent among NJ. advances ~ q
point or more In the Industrial division
were United states Rubber rs and ocrtif,
rats r.. Southern nei Telephone ~ Mar.
tine ~ and Armour 49, fractions also
wero strong Brooklyn Rapid Transit
stamped n improving points and the
ordinary u point snks a 60 II Yield
20 point
Total halea tpar yalue). were a. 900.
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- @0aepe. het IS N8ltiR~-AffHtpts
if1 head market esmbarsa uith ! seek
ssa' Better sftde native stssk ard sssf,
u - AAi tsst tsrf rass STEADY fouiHlah
kea Msdiaa HfaAss1 stsk - 80 t0Hef.
WeatpFA sfesssfe tHsHa sHA ealttt t.eaHs
staF AefF aHA teef 81 faa lnHtf HHEa O.
Eslk rfNaFt beet 80 aH1 kHNhF s1fara.
v see iatf5 ptNaf affifss o. Gers rs.
asatefus, ~ go ; ats tasf faNa aaa haif,
eft Naebtta eseAeas tf&9MFik. h2hf
sssl sel.ss e ssss'ss ts8s e.,
tHafreM eFsills 4ast kaaI stiFEars
isEs sfusn4 lsf. WaEkW 81 Uhhts asa
AftF Bees e8HssAf steAAf4 tAA t4H f8 sf#s
FHsH4ffa tsAAsA fsts5f msFaf Aaf.
y ssilta q slh sisa1s Fssk4t lae, q asi
49, sea- IS &C. faaaf
HssFe slffa 8a1a hsaA n&RAsf
FaHssfe4 SIN @ssk 90 rstl4u h2 saits
tasaH8 ~ etfaHf aa'rfHs sftk ~ ~
fes fttsa He se OBJ hlzsaf sses >
Fsn Flts HeffH Fst HWt9 titF
ftsa ss6ltss emu sues hsM
ANHa. ttE tmNf fst saF&
81. ftstss Aeitf tig MWt6ta
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sess Ft5N. Ia feR Al sattis az
fssiA ie8s ess4 Mefksl sssfsfsA so
stsslf, SECS sifsls aal tssFiass tla
Hst NaW aH ass tFA fsasH
81 Ms EsR HHs4ffa Ws86 kasas
siaaff tH#R NH fta SEA.
fFs stst Is lt. fatsf
go - ases ga s5ffFt sstslif faasets
stFaaa
n~a atN 88N k48f @st
H#NH BE- "NHH EtA f#e
HFt sst Jess
sssN MMata EH Ms#se
- ssfft es sees sf Fssf
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Sheep and Lambs Receipts. none. Prices
on fat lambs have ruled steady to easter
all week. closing prices being 25@35c low
or than week ago Bulk Of western
native lambs sl326@13bO. and fed
clipped lambs, sl2.50W129O. Feeders have
been dull all week. prices working lower
with decline for the week Of 60W7bc, best
quality sorted lambs are quoted at tf32b.
sheep were strong 70 higher good light
ewes selling up to $500
quotations Gp sheep: Fat lambs good TO
choice. sB.7501390; fat lambs, fair TO
good, t3z5Wi375: fed clipped lambs,
ti2.76@lSO0; feeding lambs, s12.00Q13.2 rs
fat ewes. light. $5.76m7O0; fat ewes
heavy. HOOQ6.25; feeding ewes. 5000
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Omaha Grain
OInaIa. oct za.

Omaha. Oct. zs.
our market showed q steady tone
and higher prices around the open.
Ing In sympathy with this strength
In Liverpool wheat cables and the
better export demand for wheat and
rye. The drouth In Australia was
also = factor, ar WAS the continued
dry condition IN our west and south
west on the advance profit taking
salts appeared and prices declined.
somewhat under last nights FINAL fg
urss
Receipts ~ wheat ~ Omaha we're
~ cars, against 70 cars last year. corn
60 cars, against "a cars. oats 10 cars
against 10 cars. Total shipments
we're i72 cars. against 1916 cars a year
ago.
Cash wheat on the Omaha floor was
In fair demand, with prices un.
changed 10 cent lower. Corn wns
unchanged % u cent lower oats sold
nt generally unchanged prices, Rye
was unchanged 20 u cent lower.
Barley nonipaily WIS unchanged.
WHEAT
No, : dafk hard / ear llis 90 per
No. ! daTk hard ear iigs, 2 rars.
pa tsngiyli esp. iiiS 6mgityl.
NJ DARK hsr1 car. uig ~ per
snt heat damaged, shipper wdghD
~. hard 1intsf eaF gilf: 4 care,
us.
No hard winter. otG ut7. s7ss
e.n y, ! ar 1it care, ~ 2
L
~ hsro rIgt~' ! eaG ,liG car.
10. hsrd winter ! car nos q per
cent hest dsmaesdJ
NJ bsfd winter / ear TIA Gus1yt
ssmpls hard winter 2 cafs. tiis GiYs
wsegilb I cor. o. ~ dive weetit ! raf.
ti0s as per cent rysti ! car, tili live
yssyit 1 esE Doe Is pef cent hest
dasmsssd). ear, zoe " per eeni heat
No z yellow hard car ia
No spring. car iizz dark,
nngttyii osr III
No > spnhg ] ear, 81 ~ fdhrb
No. ! mi1ed ear Sgc ~ per cent
spring., ! car. zoe smsttyi
No. miHea car 81 10 40 per cent
spring, 20 per cent dufIinJ car " %
40 per cent duramj cnG Ills. ! car,
DGr fdBfuml
10 ! nired, car go tdufpm)
No. dDfum; ! car, s7c.
Sample durpmi 10 car ~e Ted I've
wesyiiJ,
No white; ears. f7iAe
No. yeil0wt Ger, gsiAc, J ear, efe,
NOR ysljowi I care, esc. J car sc
(sblbpffk welRhD,
No yellow ! car, s,e.
NO 2 mIEedi car, Csc; cars. s7be.
OATS
No white ! car. 42He.
no. . whites ! car Ihei cars, @zHe.
No 4 white, ! car, 4Ze.
rye.
No. o. 2 cars. 1eAe,
BARLEY.
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catile--Rccepts. l,70b head with an
unusually large number or western cattle
on salH for Saturday. tone % tho market
on all knds vas dun at tho weeks de-.
ciinFs, Few Gales being reported. This
weeks run ID ono Of fhe heaYest of the
feaHon and while top grades Of cornfod
steers are higher. touching $500 and best
westerns look btenGy. lower grades ~ beef
are mostly zb9t0c lower. All cows eK.
ccpt the best and poorest kinds show a
similar reduction, and barring the real
choice grades. st0ckers and feeders have
been very duh and are mostly 2bc OF more
Lowell
Quotations on cattle Choice 10 prime
beeyes sliG0misoO; good 10 choice
bsoyosi t97b@ii25. fair 90 good boeVrs
1850 avs. common 10 fair beeyoa, STD
msbe. choice 20 prime ycarilngs, 81 20
MI3 90; good TO choice ycariinRs f57tM
4 81. fair to good yenrlinRs, 5s2tm969
common 10 fair yearliugs $4,000 500.
good 10 choice grass beeyes, tG60m740,
fair 10 good grass beeyes, i5,t0N6.fo,
common 10 fir gross beeyes, si60mg4 40
1oNicans. 81 0omS 90. good 20 choice grass
hoifers, t6760GbO; fair 20 good grass
helfers. t160@6CO; choice 70 prime grass
cows, fj2bWG.2Cj good TO choice grass
COVE. NGOWb25; fair TO good grass COWS.
Noo04g0: common 10 fair grass cows.
f2.G0@4OO. prime heavy feeders 1880
I.76; good 10 choice feeders. tGG0m716s
fair to good feeders. t5.s6UG.b0; common
10 fair feeders 4h25Mb7b. good 10 choice
btocHefh fsQVW fDO; fair to good mock
ers. E75Wg9p common 10 fair stockefs,
B7S@675; stock heiferB. ;f0O0ttO3
stock cows. 81 00G03 30: stock calves. 81 90
Ws0 90, veal caiVos, s5.0GW 1900; bulls
gtags. etc. s3ftm8 60
Hogs--Recelpts, 1900 head. The light
receipts Saturday found SLOW market and
moved steady 70 Zoe lower than fridays
packer trade. Light hogs and butchers
sold at ,s00NS4O with top price OF
$3.50 Mixed loads moved at 3775Ws.00
ard packing grades at S7.2t0775; bulk
Of sales was t74GWs25. Prices have broke
sharply during the week with current val
ues 7bc0N.O0 lover than a week ago.
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Kansas city Livestock

Kansas CITY, No. oct 28-tattIe-Ke.
celDtg, 800 head For week, choice ana
prime beef steers, practically normal
other grades. weak TO Soc lower; top,
gllb0! fat she stock. mostly 2bWbOc low
er: canuors and cutters, 25c lower bniIs,
stock eows and hefers, weak 10 2bc
lower. Killing and stock calves steady to
uogs-Reeeipts $500 head market,
steady 70 loo lower. shipper top ts.eg,
r,riTsr tor. 1875: light lights. mostly
aa0as af, $50 10 go Founders 70 ship
pers, ts30@s50; 100 TO 29o FOUNDERS 20
p,''ais. aftb@s25. mxed weights and
aDa.tty. 81 0Q4si5. bulk OF sales, ". %
s7lbd7 s5 stock pigs weak to zoe low
or; bulk sS.20@s4O . q.
sheep--Recepts, 500 head, Market foi
week; Lambs, morse lower; top, Sl4eo,
eheep. 26ma0 higher: best llght ewes
IN 9E9 feeding lambs around 25c lower.
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New York Coffee.

New York. oct. 2s-fhe maFket TOT tuI,
fec futures opened az decline OF : points
liver under realizing, while July was high
er on ouging OF brokers' with Brazilian
connections March rallied from selc 20
sec during the morning out the bulge
met scattered offerings and prices eased
an toWard the close, which was within
a pont or two OF the lowest at a net de.
cline OF ! TO points. Sales were estimated
at about is 600 bags. Closing quotations
December, aGsc; January $3.50: March
s.62e; May. s34c. July. sl3c; September
sR4e
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New York Dry Goods

New York, Oct 28.--cotton goods and
cotton yarns were very firm with markets
less active. Wool goods for Immediate
consumption In mems wear were sold at
concessions from recent top prices Dress
goods advanced, Printed crepes were
popular In silks, with the spring demand
broadening Burlaps were steady.
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Turpentine and RosIn.

FnVannHh, Ca OrI -UnntInp---
Quiet. 1881; sales. none; receipts, 266
bbls. shipments rs bbls: stock, 1928
bbl'.
Hosin---Steady; sales. none: receipts. 1877
casks. shipments, $50 casks: stock, 81 .974
casks Quotations: d. u, y, +, @, II. I
and X, s5.e5; NJ. 1910; N. $3.50; VIC,
Sc; WV $685.
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Minneapolis. Oct. s--wheat-cash No
northern, si.ieA Uf.le&. December
ti09N May. uilh.
cotn-So. yellow. 60 1850.
oats--No. = white. 35hs 43SAe.
BarIey~-l7 20 zoe
Rye-No. ., TAX m7bhc.
Flaa-No. l. s2.t2A az sou.
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Financial
NEW YORK TIMES.

New York, Oct. 2s.-With the ain
Gle exception Of the cotton market.
which rose abruptly 10 prices exceed.
cd this season only by those Of last
Wednesday movement Of values on
the various markets was hesltant.
An atmosphere Of uncertainty ~ 10
the immediate course OF prices sur
rounded most of them and. although
this may have occurred partly be
cause Of the slnckeninR OF activity
which stll prevails 81 saturday,
there was. at all events. no urgent
bidding by recent spectators for the
decline 10 get back their stocks Both
the stock market and the bond mar.
liet held their ground. but changes
were irregular and not important
and the same description would APP
ply TO the days foreign exchange mar.
ket.
In any survey of the weeks
changes. shown by comparison Of
closing prices with those Of week
ago. II viii be evident that the de.
cline IN stocks, Liberty bonds and
European exchange IL the impressive
part Of the past weeks movement.
Many Losses IN Bonds.
The market for bonds ~ home com.
raniea shows many losses in prices, but
th,re are numerous exceptions and some
focopofles. Eut 10 the fail ~ stocks.
ranging IN active shares from 10 II
POINTS, thure Z scarcely an exception, thg
fcuc ion Of +. 70 points III Liberty
bonds has been much more severe than IN
any week Of the present year. and the
considerable net deel<4e 0f the frame and
IRE has been the most important because
caneeilinR nll the recovery u those OK
change rntoa since the summer Of 1871
he attention Of the financial COM
munlty will be converged next week pfi-
marty on foreign exchange and United
states bonds II IL the recent course Of
stock market which HuzReBtcd the wOrklng
~ larger nfueuccn, for stocks have adj
mittediy declined because OF the previous
oZtTayaEaBt enhancement ~ their prleeA
by professional specuiatorA. whereas the
action Of Liberty bonds and continental
exchange rates has been aHcrlbed by Wall
street 10 M altered underlying position.
Movement Not Ended.
10 at least some extent this View Of
those two markets Is undeniably correct.
but We have not yet seen the end Of either
movement and " " possible that purely
temporary Influences may have played a
larger part in each than this weeks dis.
cpagi0nB recognized.
OF che Liberty bonds Il In perfectly safe
10 say that the character Of this weeks
reaction was not 81 all convincing as
reflection Of longer Influences or intrinsic
valuation. Part Of II has resulted from
confusion Of IDEAS and purpose on the part
" lnycafigatlng instltutiona
in the matter Of the fan ~ European
cxchHeFr. the future may or may not
show this TO be true. The economic con-
dition % continental Europe IL bcwllder-
ing enough in all conscience, but nothing
new has happened There has been some
reason TO suspect that the highly super
fuous talk OF Germany's confegslng
bankruptcy has affected the nerves OF the
foreign exchange market, which two years
Of experience have shown TO be subject
TO a Kind Of hystcrla on such occasions,
which makes II difficult to take re-
current ~ Of agitation on that market
az an entirely sober guide
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h ssrn :, I'm ismigi No. red, slIs@1.l9.
rorn-No. ] white. 73c; No. white
Hay-Unchanged-No. l. timothy 1850
9Isoo; No. l. prarie. W. o0@ oee'
light mixed. tlts0Uibb0
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st. louis Grain,

st. Louis, Mo oct gs.-Wheat--De
comber, sl14; May. $i12M.
Corn--December. 6tc. a.ay. G6Nc.
Oats--December, 43c: May, 43Ac.
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Neu York Poultry

Minneapolis. Oct 2s.--Flour--le higher
family patents, 1gsb47l0.
Bran--t23 90 4stD0.
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aandndu # the Day
N. Y. Curb Bonds

New York, oct ~ ---Ttansartions on the
New York curb bond market today were
80 follows
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TOURS AND TRAVELS.

New York. Oct n -poultry-Live
steady; fowls, fsp2tci dressed firm; west
srn chickens. 2bgAoe.
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ChIcnxo stncI1s.

Range Of prices Of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan q Bryan. 2B
Peters Trust building:
Armour u On MD 1sL
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New York Quotations
RAILROADS.
High. Low

Range OF prices OF the leading stocks
furnished by Logan & Bryan. 24S Peters
Trust building.
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Live Stock
REcEIPrs-cARLor

Receipts and disposition 81 livestock a.
the Union stock yards. omaha Nsb, for
~ holfs, ending al . ,. M, october -.
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CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.

ny upals. Grain Co. DO, n,r Oct a.
Art Open, iiiEh Low, Close, Yes,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-03-24

Department Of the Interior United
States Land Office, Baton Rouge.
La, Feb. 20, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that the
State Of Louisiana did on the 9Th
day Of April, 1921, select the fol
lowing described land as indemnity
school selections:
Lot 8, Section IL, Township 13
North, Range 10 East, La. Mer.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the land described or desir-
ing to object because Of the mineral
character Of the land, or for any
other reason, to the disposal Of said
land to the State, should file thei1
affidavits Of protest in this Office.
E. D. CIANELLENI,
- u
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-03-24
TRESPASS NOTICE.

Public Notice is hereby given, tina
the following described property
situated in the Parish of 1ensas
State Of Louisiana, is posted agains
hunting and general trsspassing, to
wit: All of section ~ south Of Iensa
River, east half fractional southwes
quarter and fractional northwes
quarter of section %, all of section
~, 25, 26, ~, all of sections ~ and
80 east of Tensas River, all OF sec
ton 33 except fractional part sout
Of Choctaw Bayou, all OF sections "a
IS and SO, all OF section /, all
section 2 except fractional part Q
Chectaw bayou, all Of section ex
eept northeast of Choctaw bayou
fractional northwest quarter Of nortn
west quarter Of section 4, all OF sec
ten 5, except fractional parts south
east of Choctav bayou and 1rac
i! tional part west Of Tensas River; al
Of fractional section = which lie
north and west Of Choctaw bayou
all of fractional sections IL and l
which lie north and east of ChoctaN
bayou, all of said described propert'
being in township IL north, rang
9 east, all Of section 10 which lie
south and west Of Choctaw bayou
fractional part of section 20, whic
lies south and west Of Choctaw bayou
all of section 20 and 80 west o
Choctaw bayou, all Of sections 81
81, 6 and z, all of section s, excep
fractional part northeast Of Chocta'
bayou.
j All of said described propert
situated in township IL north, rang
10 east, is posted against hunting an
general trespassing. Violators will b
prosecuted.
GLADEVALK HUNTING CLUB
! E. D. COLEMAN, Presiden
I'D. F. Miller, Sec.-Treas.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-03-24

SEIZURE AND SALE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Tensaa
Tenth District Court.
BUCKNER AND SKINNER

BUCKNER AND SKINNER
MRS. PEARL B. JACKSON AND
HUSBAND E. H. JACKSON.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given.
that by virtue Of writ Of Seizure
and Sale to me directed by the above
Honorable Court, in the above styled
matter, have seized and will, on
STURDAY, the 25th day Of
MARCH, A. d. 1922, offer for sale 1t
the Court House door in the Town
of St Joseph, in this parish and
State, between the hours Of IL o'clock
a. m. and A o'clock p. m, the following
described property situated in the
Parish Of Tensas. State Of Louisiana,
and seized in the above styled and
numbered suit, to-wit:
Lot No. 2 of the st. Peter plant
alton, situated in the Parish Of Ten
sas, and State Of Louisiana, as plot
ted and described i q certain map
Of said plantation made by ]. W.
Rabbit in August, 1908, which said
map is attached to and made part
Of deed from the Bank Of st. Jo-
seph to Mrs. Rerta B. Young recorded
in Deed Book "P" page 244 ct ssq
as recorded in Deed Book ''P" page
GAG, to which said map special rsf-
erence is hereby made, said Lot No
2 Of said st. Peter plantation, con-
tanning 1922 acres Of land, more
or less, and is in Townships 10 and
II Ranges 10 and II East
This however not to include Of
apply to Lot No. 2 of said partition,
which is situated in Southwest quar-.
ter of Section 80 Township II North
Range II East.
Also an undivided four-twelths
interest in and to the gin house and
machinery and appurtenances therein
and one acre of land on which said
Clubhouse stands, with right Of in
gress and egress to and from the
same. The title to the interest In
said acre of land to be vested only
so long as the gin is used for ginning
purposes.
Also Lot No. 1 Of the Partition Of
the Lake st. Peter plantation, -
shown by map of said Lake st.
Peter plantation made by J. W..
Rabbit in August, 1905, according
to which map said Lot No. 1 con-
|tains 180.65 acres Of land, more or
less, said map being Of record In
|Notarial Record "P" page 246 Of the
Records Of Tensas parish, La, par
Iticular reference to which is hereby
made for a more accurate descrip-
ltion.
| Together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and appurte-
lnances thereunto belonging.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
4 JOHN HUGHES, Sheriff.
Isl. Joseph. La, Fsb'y. II, 1e22.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-03-24

AGENTS WANTED-Live agents
wanted to handle city trade for the
genuine ]. R. Watkins Products.
Write quick for free samples and
particularstThe ]. r. WATKINS
CO., Dept. "a, Memphis, Tenn.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-03-24
TREsPAss NOTICE.

Public Notice is hereby given,
That CLARA NOOK" plantation,
in the 4th ward Of Tensas parish,
Louisiana, is posted against HUNT
ING, TRAPPING, WOOD CUTTING
AND GENERAL TRESPASSING.
All violators will be vigorously prose-
cuted.
MRS. IDA M. BJJREORD
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-03-24
NOTICE.

To all persons, firms or corporation
who are depositors Of the Ban
Of Waterproof, Waterproof, La.
You are hereby requested, accord
ing to law, to file your claim will
the undersigned, in writing, at tn
banking house Of the Bank Of Water
proof on or before April 20, 1922.
L. E. THOMAS, State Examiner o
State Banks
h. B. CONNER, Special Agent.
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Would You
Consider
"A W0ndor fssI
A Wonderful
Opportunity
in
Real Estate?

l have semsthing you do not run
across every day, and later ON
some people will b disappointed
that they did not grasp the OPP
portunity TO buy.
Some one il going to make .
handsome profit in the future BY
the purchass Of this particular
piece Of property. Why not you?
Here Il IL.
Small Louisiana plantation com.
binsd rsntins and buying oppor-
tunity. For $3.50 cash you can
rsnt to Jan, 1, 1879. los acre
farm, ens-feurth open, email old
hosss and barn, timber for farm
ing purposes only, ON well travel
led public read, seven miles from
St. Jossph, Tsnsas Parish, wavy
and productive sandy and black
loan land. With the right to bay
the land ut The end Of next year.
at SIS per acre. with 69S Interest
from Jan. 1. 1922 and taxss, and
have nothing to pay for nine
years bpt intsrsst and taxes and
yeu sss ersia for the $2so rsns
the place.
paid - . part Of the psrehass
price. Like Ruyinsa farm with
only . $3.50 eash payment. Like
renting . place and while livins
an Il get . DECD for Il u you
want Il. Why continue ia pay
rent when yeu can bay . farm
homo on such easy terms ~ this
Fine juse a. IN investment. Invest
now even il yeu are not ready e
move asA lot The prsssnt good
Tenant stay on IL and you get the
rerf h uavs 10 help you pay for
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-03-24
Edgar W.
Whiften1Ore
81. Joseph
Louisiana
rREsPAss NOTICE.

Public Notice Is hereby given that
"PALO ALTO" and "BEN GAUI
Plantations, in the End ward Of Ten
sas parish, La, are posted agains
CAMPING, HUNTING and TRAP
PING. violators viii be prosecuted
AYERS TIMBER CO., INC.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-03-24

Public Notice Il hereby given, Tha
the PARADISE" Plantation, in thi
parish. il posted against HUNTIN
and GENERAL TRESPASSING. Vic
lators win be prosecuted.
STANLEY BROS
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-03-24

This is to certify that the above
and foregoing Act of Incorporation
of "CITILENS' BANK OF NEW
ELTON, LA.", was this day duly
recorded in Corporation kecoru
Book "a" page AZ ct seq, OF the
Records of Iensas parish, Louisiana.
(Signed)
E. F. NEWELL
tdy. Clerk of Court, Tensas Parish,
Louisiana.
st. Joseph, La, Feb.'y Is, 1922.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-03-24

N. r. Pendroy Newellton, La.
H. H. Patton Newellton, La.
S. 7. Shaw Newellton, La.
F. L. Guthrie Newellton, La.
VIM. Poe Newellton, La.
Mrs. Ed E. Morris Neweltpn, La.
Henry Kaufman Newellton, La.
j. H. Netterville Newellton, La.
E. w. Vogh Newellton, La.
E. G. Rorer Newsllton, La.
Stanley Bros. Newellton, La.
Hugo Jereslaw Newsllton, La.
John Yaccarino Newellton, La.
Josie Fultz Newellton, La.
w. L. Green Newellton, La.
w. B. Hogue Newellton, La.
w. D. Noble Newellton, La
o. H. Love Newellton, La.
E. C. Grace Newellton, La.
A. T. Moore Newelltsn, La.
ID. H. O'Kslley Ashwood, La.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-03-24
LOST AUTOMOBILE TIRE.

Between Vidalis and st. Joseph
one 33x4 Flax tire, complete with
rim. Suitable reward for return to-
Z &. WHITNEY, q Jssephs Il.