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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-21

Stanley Cole, young man who works
on the John Hit farm in the county
was very badly injured on last Satur,
day evening when he was kicked a
number of time about the head by a
mule. 1t was at first thought that the
young mans skull was fractured but II
developed that his most serious injury
was a badly broken nose.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-21
IT'S A JOKE.

To say: Opportunity only comes
once in lifetime" 1t is true you may
have missed many good chances, but
that does not mean you must remain
asleep at the switch. Wake up and
make your own opportunities, keep
hustling with eyes and ears open and
mouth shut and your chances for sue
cess will be increased hundred fold.
Here Is an opportunity we offer you
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-21
NOTICE WOMEN VOTERS.

The executive committee of the Ma
son County League of Women Voters
will meet at the Library Saturday af-
ternoon at o'clock. Each member is
expected to be present to transact i'm
portant business.
MRS. GEORGE LONGNECKER, Chr.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-21

Mr.and Mrs. J. f. McCord ard chill
dren and Mrs. Robert Case spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Null
ligan at Flemingsburg.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Wallis and son.
of Lexington, arrived Thursday for
visit with Mrs. Wallis parents. Squire
and Mrs. D. Ed Bullock. Of Forest ave-
nue.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-21
HOUSE CLEANING SPECIALS.

=. a. G. Naptha Soap, Star Soap
Star Naptha Power ............. &c
Also a complete line Of Spring Vege-
tables and Strawberries at
MINNIE SPROEMBERG'S
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-21

In Squire Fred Bauer's court Friday
Sam Mastin, Of the county, was fined
s11.4O on a charge of breach of the
peace.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-21

In the case Of the Bank of Dearborn
Dearborn, Mo-, vs.. c. NJ. Jones, local
tobacco man, a jury in the Mason Cir
cult Court Friday Afternoon returned a
verdict awarding the plaintiffs in the
case Judgment for s9,01490, the
amount for which they sued.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-21
THIS
BANK EX.
TENDS DIS
TINCTIYE AND
FRIENDLY SERVICE

All the services rem
dered in the usual bank
ing relations and many ad-
ditional advantages are ex-
tended to our customers. II you
are interested In purchase or sale
OF bonds, mortgage notes or other
securities, or are desirious Of credit or
other speciak Information - let Us
know your needs. 1t Will be
pleasure for us to know what
we can do for you
We are here to serve you.
FARMERS & TRADERS
BANK. Maysville.
lA-tf Kentucky.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-21

For Sale Two wall case. Miss
Stella Archdeacon. 20AprSt
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-21

Genuine Spring Lamb and pI"Hty OF
It. The above specials are the best
quality meat that money can buy If
quality and price and service means
anything to you. call us up.
SCHW WARTZ & HANNAH,
Phone 81. POS Market Street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-21
PUBLIC SALE.

OF Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture at SO4 Wood street, on Saturday,
April 22nd. at o'clock p. m. 1SA4t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-21
STRICT ECONOMY IS
Recommendation OF
ADVISORY BOARD
Special Committee Advises Council
That BY Strict Economy City'S
Debt Can BE Wiped Out without
Tax Increase IN Few Years.

1--WE urgently insist that the most
rigid economy be observed in order
that sufficient amount may be saved
out of each years revenues to retire
the past due and maturing indebted
ness of the city within a period Of not
TO exceed six years" THE City's credit
It'll imperiled and can only be saved
by the prompt action of your honor
able body"
These sentences form the cruX Of
the special Advisory Boards recon-
mendation to City Council in their re-
port submitted Thursday evening.
After setting out that there is now
past due s26,9:l.06 in improvement
bonds, the committee says: I'VE also
find that the city has exceeded its rev.
enues for .he fiscal year of 1929 by
approximately $16,OOO.OO. 1t owes $780,
cOO.OO OF emergency bonds, and on
April 18th, 1922, had cash in bank to
credit of general fund amounting to
81, 4,0651 IL. The fiscal year ends on
June lst, and the only revenues to be
anticipated before that date will be IL
censes collected which will probably
be insufficient to pay the running ex-
penses of the city until that time
This makes the total matured indebt'
edness of the city s42,971.06.
Without increasing the present tax
levy Of sl.j5 the committee finds that
the city will this year have an income
Of approximately s103,272.0O and they
recommend the following budget:
Attorneys Commission .....$ 2o2oo
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ATTEND B. Y. =. L.

ATTEND II. Y. +. L.
CONVENTION.
Mrs. II. Y. Cardwell, Mrs. Elmer
Kirk. Mrs. ]. NJ. Martin, Miss Margaret
Brown, Rev. John A. Davis, Milliard
Harney and Elmer Stewart left Thurs
day afternoon TO attend the state b. Y.
=. U. convention to be held in CovinG-
ton this week.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-21
WANTED

Beef Hides. Hides up to IS pounds
will pay Z cents per pound, over 46
pounds 6 cents per pound.
31Mch-tf SAM MIDDLEMAN.
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sl3,S52.95 TO apply on, and retirement
of mast due Indebtedness, and If a SIM
liar saving is continued, the entire in
debtedness can he wiped out in about
six years"
Besides this general cutting down
Of expenses in the city's various de-
partments, the committee makes the
following specific recommendations:
ul Sale Of non revenue producing
city owned real estate.
(2) Sale OF city's equity in wash
ington Fire Company's property by
agreement between three business
men to be named by Mayor and simi-
lar committee named by the Fire
company.
(3) Taking up of bonds as soon as
sufficient monies have accumulated IN
various funds.
"a, Collection Of license fees to be
turned int city treasury.
(5) Us of system of bookkeeping
installed by experts in 1918.
The committee adds that: "Appar-
emf deficits in The various street i'm
provement funds are chiefly account
ed for by the cost of street and side
walk improvements in front of public
property and at street intersections
and alley ways for which bonds were
issued upon the ten year payment
plan, but the city has never made any
provision for the retirement OF these
bonds, nor for The payment OF inter-
est on same" The committee gives as
Its opinion uncollectable the street as
sessments against Mason county ana
the Washington Opera House prop
erty.
The herald., 1922-08-31
CHARTER OF
THE II. o. STAGE REAL Esrarr
AND 1NVESTMENT co mo

United States of America, State NJ
N Iouisiana, Parish Of Orleans, City Of
this day ns tk that on
49, IN the year of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and twenty
Two: ana OF the Independence of the
S Inl1eo states of America the one hun
n naen ana forty-sixth, before me. Cor
a aeiIus w. Puneky. a Notary Public
for th administered and qualified in and
LOT tne parish OF Orleans, in the pres-
ence Of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned, personaIIv
oame and appeared the parties whose
ndInes are hereunto subscribed Ali oS
,ua. age. who declared that availine
iinesetFes or the provisions of the
, Tvs OF thls state relative to corpora
LUIS tney nave covenanted and agreed
anu py these presents covenant and
asrse ana bind themselves, as well as
S Sucn other persons as may hereafter
become associated with them, to form
nn nu constitute corporation and BODY
ppiant IN law, for the purposes and
oDlects and under the stipulations and
ARTICLES following. to-wit: anu
ARTICLE /. The name Of this cor-
ation snail be The H. o. STAGE Real
Es.ate and Investment Co, Inc
ARTICLE III. The objects and nur-
poses for which this CORPORATION 20
organized and the nature Of the husi9
ness 10 be carried on by II are de-
CARED TO be the following, to-wit: To
oMn' Duy, mortgage, improve, deal in
and sell real estate in every branch
and 70 DO all such things as may be |
y, Article III. The capital stock o, |
'aio corporation shall be Ten Thousand
The herald., 1922-08-31
CHARTER

herein granted without recourse to an
| vote or grant of power by the holders o.
| Common Stock, and shall have like full
/ power and authority to buy and sell anC
/ TO receive In pledge or to hypothecate tn,
shares OF the capital stock of any Other
| corporation erected for like purposes with
this corporation; TO issue bonds upon such
| conditions as they may deem proper and
| 10 pledge or mortgage any property of The
corporation to secure the payment of such
bonds.
tII.-The annual meeting of the share
| holders shall be held on the third Mon
| day of January of each year: and meet
/ Ings of the shareholders may be called by
| the president or board of directors upon
| ten days notice, given in a daily paper
| published in the City of New Orleans or
sent by mail, provided that meetings of
shareholders may be held and business
transacted by them at any time when all
Of the shareholders are present, or are
represented by proxy at each meeting and
formal notice of the meeting is waived in
writing.
NIIl.-This act of incorporation may
be changed, modified or altered, the capt
tai stock increased or decreased, or the
corporation may be dissolved if three
fOurths of the stockholders convene for
that purpose and after fifteen days pre-
yious notice shall have been given either
by mailing notice to the last known adj
dress Of each stakeholder or by adver-
tsement at least twice in a daily news
paper published within ten days next pre-
'tulnS the date of the meeting.
And the said appearer further declared
that he is authorized, empowered and di-
rected to sign and execute all necessary
acts and proceedings to carry out and
ehect the said amendments; and he does
now appear before me, notary, in order
to make proper nOtarial record of said
and to have same recorded
as required by law, all of which will more
iulIy appear by reference to a certified
Opy OF the minutes of said stockholders
meeting, hereto attached.
1hus done and passed in my office in !
ny OF New Orleans, on the day and |
a the month and year first above written. |
ind IN the presence of / de Villeneuye and |
). >. hlDIlnger, competent witnesses, who |
nave hereuntO affixed their signatures
with the said appearer and me, notary.
liter due reading of the whole
witnesses: l de Eillenueve 5. s. Kib-
niger.
ORIGINAL SIGNED:
CHAS. Ii. BEHRE.
tSeaD: WILLIAM J. GUSTE
Notary Public
-DN, folio 497.
true copy:
(SeaIl: WILLIAM J. GUSTE, /
uly 2T-Aug. 81
The herald., 1922-08-31
CHARTER.

any wise appertaining, situated in IA.
First District OF New Orleans, In sur,,r.
l37, bounded by Magazine Gallon.
Constance and Poeyfarre streets. desi,,'
mated by Nos /, ? and 3. on a MA
by Hunter Stewart, surveyor. NM
date Of May 3, 1858, annexed 10 an .,.
before A. V. Philip. Notary Public. on
July l6. 1888, which said lots u..,s,,ya
! as follows: Lot NO. l measures -
feet inches and lines front on Mn
azine street by us feet in depth. h
! tween parallel lines; lots %os . an
! ) adJoin each other ana measure earb
~ feet inches and lines front ~,
| Magazine street by llJ feet IN a.utb
. between parallel lines, having the u.s.
wide. ''9'
Acquired by Mrs. Olga Svid.ua s,,co
| widow of Harry o. STAGE. as t.'-',,.,
munity of Harry .. STAGE. by uurr..,"..
! during said community by her EusIary
Harry O.. STAGE, on February IL. 10
reg stored in Conveyance Dffir.. -
335, folio 2ll: Mortgage Ofic. LnnH
1854, folio -; by uDLtrial act b.fnra
W. Morgan Gurley, Notary Puhlic On.
half interest by Inheritance a. widow
and sole and only heir Of Harry a.
STAGE, by judgment in IN. .ucc.ss,nr.
or Harry .. STAGE, rendered and signed
February 10. 1922, and sterad IN
0OhFtydnce OIflce, book BAG, folio 31l
men Item Is taken at u Valuation
of 100000. '''"
The present Board Of Directors
namely James J. Landry. Arthur V
being sworn by me, notary, accOrGip,
to law, declare under oath tnat 10
above properties are fully worth III
ADVERTISEMENTS hereinabuye u5Ia &c
them, as appears next to eacn itanS
and further. from mortgage and Con-
Nelance certificates obtained II d., I
not appear that said property has ben /
encountered or dlienated by Nrs 81 n /
years 1919, 1920 and 1921 II appears
tatt all taxes on said properties b.ya
Detn duIy paid and the aforesaid de-
scrlbed properties have been tr.psg,,.,
ana accepted by nOtarIal act IafarH
the present Notary on this 3Ist ia
or July, 1922, for payment of subscTItS
t.onS OF MRS. II. .. STAGE for 80 shares
oI the capital stock OF this Corporation /
. Thus done. sworn TO and passed L"
lore me IN my office at New Orleans L
On me day month and year first above l
WI j''eW III. IN thS presence OF VIM. Boizelle
ana VIM. Williams, competent wiz
hesSeS, who hereuntO sign their names
with the said appearers and me. Nntary
liter reading OF the whole.
original signed: Arthur V. Robart.
son. share; Mrs. Ii. o. STAGE, 30
shares; James J. Landry, / share 0O
Jams. "''' VII
c. W: PUNEKY.
Notary Public. !
/, the undersigned Recorder of Mort 4
cages Tor the parish of Orleans, state
II Louisiana, do hereby certifl, ,boS J
he above and foregoing act of incore !
'oratlon of the II. y. STAGE Real Estata !
ma Investment Co, Inc was this day I
IuiS recorded IN my office, in book !
New Orleans, Aug. l, 1922.
ROBT. SCOTT. 1
Deputy Recorder of Mortgages. :
a true copy:
(SeaD c. w PT-EELry
Iug. Sept. T. Notary PnLiio d.
The herald., 1922-08-31

alton in any further sun ~
paid balance due the CONF,
shares OF stock owned y
shall any mere informallu -
cation have the effect Of - -,
charter null, or Of SUD- -
stakeholder to any liaoiiln "
unpaid balance due BY LIE
ARTICLE VIII. TINS o.
poration may be changsa n
altered. or the capital sloa -
or decreased in the nannd 7
by law, at a general Hsse IL
for that purpos. after LIZ -
notice mailed BY the
treasurer or the seersnl -
above set forth, or o'i'
In person. r,s.,,vs y |
ARTICLE TX. Wne ei.s., II
poration is dissolved s EN-, -
ton or from any o.I' X n
affairs shall be liquidaIss. " A
a selected from
holders at a general o. s;,s
ing of the stockholders =. a
da S written notice BY y, d
and treasurer or the sesre' 4. y !
SET forth. or delivery Dy ~ 80
rotary in person; the s., .,,s s
ers 10 be chosen by . n n' ~ =
b bV'I the owners thereof = So, g /
~ the hooks OF the eonPy ~
Date Sa %" of the said msetins = 10 i
by proxy, each snare "
sntitled TO one vote. ~. dad q
ability or failure o. ., Il, -
com missioners to act ,ais,,s . ]
commissioners shall nea
Soirs 90 The corporation =, n
Thus done and pass, rI,ass "a
in the city of New nouih y
1 !, nouisiana. on the day rs
herein first above Euesns
presence Of Messrs ,,nstsui ",
md John Hickey comgp,ody y
~ the full age Of ms ma" Isa
tents of this city; viii >
heir names together ,srJ, ~
,nnearers and me, N0' A
Original signed; d., Y orissas n
street New KS KS Bsre A
Je srss: J. B. Rosado. i ssI1,,trsl y
yew Orleans, La, one cJSuIsk vi
' ~ ne, New orleans, La sgd 4
'tT Witnesses Sss Eugene -
Hickey. n uENRlQVbpt]
, -. undersigned R s::,I's Z
ages, in and for INV do hsrsg u
tate of Louisiana 'sursseS i
Incorporation OF a .1e duly =,
nc ofSi c in book l',ss,' ~ r)
New orleans; Jul Scott ~
'I'f hereby certify t inv q 80
Of ding giant 20 te and = Of record y
TS Registssrr;, I go
.I In taii under my :. ss oiis...s
nnress Of my sea- Aue 80.
ug. lO-sept u.
The herald., 1922-08-31
CHARTER OF
GOLDSMITH COFFEE AND RICE

July 2T-Aug. 81.
The herald., 1922-08-31
CHARTER OF
NEW ORLEANS COMPRESS CO INC

July 27-Aug. 81
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AM oRp1NANcE

Be 1t ordained BY the Police Jury OF the
Parish of Bossier, in regular session con-
vened, That the right and privilege is here
BY granted to The Texas Company to lay
pipe lines for gas and water under the Bos-
sier City Ninock public road at point $50
feet north Of mile post No. II on the u. r..
and N. Railway, and being in the southeast
quarter Of southwest quarter Of section "a,
township 16, north range II, west, Bossier
Parish Louisiana, rs shown on plat attach
ed hereto, with the right to maintain such
pipe line under said road as long as same
may be necessary for the use Of the said
company.
Be it further ordained, That the said
pipe line shall be buried not less than three
feet below the surface Of the said road and
that said grantee shall In no manner dam.
age said road. but shall leave the same IN
40 good condition "a It was before the said
pipe line was laid under the said ROAD.
Be It further ordained, That the said
grantee assumes any and all liability from
accidents that may happen on account Of
laying and maintaining the said pipe line
and shall save and hold harmless the Par.
ish Of Bossier from any liabilities on &C
count Of the laying and maintenance Of the
said pipe line.
Read and passed in regular session on
this, the 18th day Of September, 1922, a
Benton, Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
]. G. McDADE,
President pro TEN Police Jury, BossieI
Parish.
r.. B. HILL, Clerk Police Jury.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-10-19
Death Rate Drops.


Information obtained by the Ma
tional tuberculosis Association from
registrars in forty-fiye states shows
that in 1921 the death rate from all
forms Of tuberculosis reached the re-
markably low level Of 90.7 per 100000
population.
In 1920 returns from forty states
showed death rate OF 1O8 per loo, 600.
The decline in 1921 is equivalent, ac-
cording to the association, to saving
Of about $4,000 lives in 1921 over 1920.
The association points out further
that since 1t began its active program
in 1905, the tuberculosis death rate has
been cut from slightly over 200 to a
figure well below 100 per 100000 popu-
latiOn.
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more good, all over the country than
any other form OF fraternal organiza
tion, is the Mems Brotherhood Bible
Classes. Here men meet each other
simply as brothers in Christ: all
scisms and UNCONVENTIONAL differences
of opinion are laid aside and the re-
ligion of Christ is put first.
These classes are geing formed al
most weekly in cities and in smaller
towns, and men of all denominations
are going into them and fraternizing,
because they readily recognize the
splendid opportunities these Brother
hoods offer to them to help Others
Benton is not too small for a good
Brotherhood class, and judging from
the number of men in the various
churches, would seem an excellent field
for one. Who will take the lead to or
ganize one?
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Consistent Human Evil.

From Office of State Fire Marshall
The Lake Charles 4mesjoaM-Eress in
commenting upon cooperation In fire
prevention, has the following to say;
( There is perhaps no human evil SO
consistently due to preyentable causes
as fire. There are cases Of spontaneous
combustion, to be sure, but these gem.
orally occur because somebody leaves
inflammable materials In an unsuitable
location. Then there Is lightning, to
which even the fireless' enthusiast
must bow as a superior ana practically
uncomfortable force. But for all the
other ordinary, innumerable fires
which destroy property and lives and
lay low the work Of God and man, who
shall say a defensive word?
= Prevention of fire, winter or. SUM
mer, is a. matter Of taking pains
enough. When, instead Of plying the
fire sufferer aS an innocent victim, we
learn to frown darkly upon him as a
careless person and disgrace to his
fellow men, it may help
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AM oRp1NANcR

RECURRING vat inspectors Of Bossier Parish
. to paint, or mark, cattle dipped with
such paint or marking fluid as 10 approx
{ ed by the Louisiana Live Stock Sanitary
Board, or the Bureau Of Animal Industry
of the United States, and prescribing
penalty for failure to paint, Or mark,
such cattle.
Be it ordained BY the Police Jury Of Bos-
sier Parish Louisiana, In regular and legai
session convened, That from and after this
date 1t shall be the duty Of eAch and every
vat inspector Of Bossier Parish to paint, or
mark, all cattle dipped at his vat with such
paint or marking fluid a. 10 approved By
the Louisiana State Live Stock Sanitary
Board or the federal inspector In charge Of
tick eradication in Louisiana for the United
States Bureau Of Animal Industry.
Be 1t further ordained, That, in the
performance Of this duty By the vat In
spector he shall not be interferred with ~
any person or agent Whatsoever, and whose
ever shall interfere II guilty Of misde-
] meanor, and shall be penalised according
to the last paragraph hereof.
Be It further ordained, That the inter-
. terrence on the part Of any person shah
constitute misdemeanor and. upon con-
viction thereof before any court Of compe-
tent Jurisdiction, shall be fined not less
than S25 nor more than $50 and al cost,
or. in default Of payment Of fne and cast,
shall be imprisoned In the Parish Jail for
term OF not less than ten nor more than
thirty days, or both, ct the discretion Of
the court
Be 1t further ordained. That all laws or
parts Of laws In conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
Be 1t further ordained, That this act
shall take effect from and after the passage
Of same.
Done ana signed ofacially on this, ssp-
tember Is. 1922.
#' J. q. McDApn,
President pro ten Police Jury, Dossier
Parish.
z. B. HILL, Clerk Police Jury.
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A Worthy Cause.

The attention Of our readers is
called to notice published in another
column Of this issue, by the Louisiana
nti-Tuberculosis League. from which
it will be seen that the need for funds
to care for INDECENT tuberculosis pa
tients is very urgent, and In the abb
sence Of an appropriation by the state
the principal source of revenue for this
purpose for the present will be from
the sale Of Christmas Seals which will
soon be placed on the market. This is
indeed very worthy cause and worthy
of the help of every one, and It is to
be hoped that the appeal of the League
will meet with ready response in
Bossier Parish, and that the seals may
find ready and gratifying sale.
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Blessings Held in Reserve.

Gods promises are ever on the
ascending scale. One leads up to
another, fuller and more blessed than
itself. In MesopOtamia God said,
will show thee the land. At Bethel,
This is the land" In Canaan, will
give thee all the land, and children
innumerahle as the grains Of sand" It
is thus that God allures us to saintli-
ness. Not giving us anything until we
have dared to act-that he may test
us. Not giving everything at first
that he may not overwhelm us. And
always keeping in hand an infinite re
serve Of blessing. O the unexplored
remainders of God! Who ever saw his
last star 2-Rev. +. B. MEYER.
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sHER1FFs SALE.

r.. u. Wyche rs. q. G. whitaker, ct al No.
$50. In Second District Court, Bosster
Parish, Lossssana.
nv v,rtua NJ . wrft ~ .eixnre and sale.
iss,,sd s-o,, the second Tssstrsct conrt. al
pnsssa. par,sb rnnsaisns and - me- al
rscted have .oa,eS ana wiii seil A. nnblic
snctiaa tor cash and IN terms 81 credit "A
49, az fnrth - IA wrif ~ seignre wi4hont the
naraSt of .nnr.s.ament and accortiinr To
ia s A. tha nrincinal 'front.' door a. the Cont
Honse ~ Rossser parish. f,onisiana. DURING
the legal honrs Of sale. al, Saturday. Noyem-
her 1000 the following described nrop-
artv to-,rif.
III. vest haff Of south half Of southeast
Nus rfer Of southeast quarter Of section IS,
tovnrhtn d. range Il. ana west half of
northeasf ouarfer Of northeast Quarter and
sonfh half Of east half of northeast QUAR-
ter 81 northeast quarter of section 2, town
ahin 30. range II. "a all 20 acres also. the
following described land Commencing at
the northeast corner OF Martin store where