The Town Talk from Alexandria, Louisiana • Page 6

10 0 000000 BASEBALL 00 NATIONAL LEAGUE. Club- Pet. Chicago .585 Philadelphia .537 Brooklyn .512 Boston 21 20 .512 St. Louis 22 22 .5000 Pittsburg 457 Cincinnati 22 .436 New York 37 16 21 432 Results Testerday, Boston 3, Cincinnati 2. ('hicago 8, New York 6.

St. Louis 3. Philadelphia I. Three games scheduled. AI (hicago- R.

H. E. New York 0000 210 210--6 10 Chicago .023 003 13 2 Batteries: Tesreau, Schauer, Rittor, Schupp and McLean and Smith; Vaughn and Bresnahan. At St. Louis R.

H. E. Philadelphia. .000 000 100--1 3 St. Louis .102 000 11 Batteries: Chalmers, Deemaree land Killifer; Doak and Snyder.

At Cincinnati- R. H. E. Boston. .200 000 000 3-5 11 Cincinnati.

.200 000 000 6 2 Batteries: Ragan and Whaling; Lear Dooin. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Club- W. L. Pet.

Chicago 28 16 .636 Detroit 29 17 .630 Boston 34 19 15 .559 New York 20 21 488 Washington 37 11 20 .459 Cleveland 18 22 .4500 St. Louis 42 17 25 405 Philadelphia 42 16 27 Results Yesterday. Detroit 6. New York 4. Only one game scheduled.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Rapides, 13th Judicial District Court. Calcasieu Trust Savings Bank VS. Eugene Kirkpatrick -No. 9838. By virtue of and to satisfy an order of seizure and sale issued from the Honorable 13th Judicial Court, and to me directed as Sheriff and ex-Officio Auctioneer of Rapides Parish, Louisiana, directing and commanding me to seize and sell for cash without benefit of appraisement, at public auction to the last and highest bidder, after due and legal delays and advertisement the hereinafter described property, I will offer for sale to the last and highest bidder at public auction at the front door of the Court House in' Alexandria, Louisiana, between the hours prescribed by law, on SATURDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF At Detroit-.

R. H. E. New York .110 000 110-4 13 0 Detroit .004 100 12 2 Batteries: Donovan, Cottrell and ('avet and McKee. of Rapides, TEXAS LEAGUE.

Club- P. W. L. Pet. Galveston 58 40 18 .690 Waco 56 31 25 .554 Houston 59 32 27 .542 Ft.

Worth 56 28 28 .500 Dallas 58 27 31 466 San Antonio 56 26 30 464 Beaumont. 58 24 34 .414 Shreveport 57 21 36 .363 Results Yesterday. Fort Worth 4, Shreveport 3. Dallas 2, Waco 0. Galveston 7-6, San Antonio 6-0.

Houston 3, Beaumont 2. At Shreveport- R. H. E. Fort Worth .300 000 100-4 6 0 Shreveport .021 000 000--3 7 5 Batteries: Wagner, Redford and McMurray: Spear, Leverette and Toland.

At Houston- R. H. E. Houston .000 000 030--3 8 1 Beaumont 100 100 000--2 6 0 Batteries: Jost, Martina and Hobo: Rose and Allen. At Waco-- R.

H. E. Dallas .000 000 101-2 6 0 Waco. .000 000 000--0 2 Batteries: Brady and Dunn; Ogle, Sage and Waltres. At Galveston- R.

H. E. San Antonio. .210 000 210--6 10 0 Galveston .100 002 022--7 13 0 Batteries: Sewell, Munsell and Hauenstein; Moore and Dilger. Second game-- R.

H. E. San Antonio .000 000 0--0 3 3 Galveston .020 220 -6 9 1 Batteries: Munsell and Hauenstein; Harben and Jordan. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. Club- P.

W. L. Pct. New Orleans 52 32 .615 Birmingham 48 28 20 .588 Memphis 50 27 23 .540 Nashville 52 28 24 .538 Chattanooga 49 24 25 .490 Atlanta 50 23 27 .460 Mobile 49 20 29 408 Little Rock 49 18 31 .367 Results Yesterday. Memphis 12, New Orleans 8.

Birmingham 5, Nashville 3. Two games scheduled. At Memphis- R. H. E.

New Orleans .004 200 020- 8 13 6 Memphis. .302 600 11 0 Batteries: Gudger, Weaver and Higgins; Robertson, Renfer, Merritt and Schlei. At Nashville- R. H. E.

Birmingham. .000 004 010--5 13 3 Nashville .000 001 020--3 7 1 Batteries: Black and Hale: Bushelman. Kroh and Street. FEDERAL LEAGUE. Cinb- P.

W. L. Pet. Kansas ('ity 25 19 .568 Pittsburg 25 19 .568 Newark 41 23 18 .561 St. Louis 40 22 18 550 Chicago 46 24 22 022 Brooklyn 39 19 20 .487 Baltimore 40 16 24 400 Buffalo 46 16 30 .348 Results Yesterday.

Kansas ('ity 3, St. Louis 2. Chicago 10, Pittsburg 5. Buffalo 6-4, Newark 3-2. Tbree games scheduled.

BOBBY WALLACE MADE UMPIRE IN AMERICAN LEAGUE. Chicago, June Wallace, former major league player, recently released by the St. Louis American league club. today was appointed umpire for the American league. GRAN SIGNS COLLEGE INFIELDER.

New York, June roll, crack third baseman of Fordham University, signed a contract day with the New York Nationals, it was said by the Fordham athletic thorities here. McGraw outbid both Connie Mack and Bill Donovan Philadelphia and New York Americans respectively. RABIES OR HYDROPHOBIA (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.) sympto.is appear, as it is a servous disease and symptoms are not manifested until the brain, central nervous system, is affected. The virus of the disease does not invade the blood stream except perhaps to serve as medium for transmitting It to the nearest nerve tissues. The principal means of inoculation are, Ist.

Through the saliva. which carries large quantities of the poisonous material. 2nd. By contact with the nerve and brain tissues. 3rd.

Through the milk of the female. It is not the mere bite or jaceration of the skin which causes the disease, but the injection and absorption of the saliva containing the virus. Indeed a bite is not actually necessary, as any previcus wound or abrasion, ulcer or contracts the saliva will transwhich, disease into the body. The season of the year has nothing to d. with the appearance of rabios, aithough it is more prevalent in the Spring and Summer, than in the Fall and Winter, because it is during te warm season that the dogs, which are the chief carriers of this disease, are more apt to roam and it is from this latter fact, that the supposition arises that dogs can only have rabies during certain summer months.

I have seen animals affected with it, namely dogs and sheep, when the temperature was near the zero mark and covered the ground. Animals affected with this disease do not run in an entirely straight line and continue tho same course; they will vary their direction, turn back and retrace their steps, jump through or over fences, wade creeks or pools or swim ponds. In fact take any direction any course or vary same to suit their own delirious brain. One of the principal mistakes made by the average person bitten by a dog under any circumstances is to immediately kill the animal. This should never be done, if it is possible to secure the animal, for the disease may be communicated by an infected animal ten (10) days and in rare cases two (2) weeks before the symptoms develop in that animal, and for this reason when an injury is received by a person from the teeth of a dog, the animal should be immediately confined in a place with plenty of light, fresh air, food and water and kept under normal conditions for observation by a person familiar with the disease, in order to see what developments will occur.

Symptoms of the Disease in the Dog. The first change in the animal usually noticed by careful observer is the change in disposition, the dog preferring to remain perfectly quiet, and seeking a dark place in which to rest. He appears to be depressed, lazy and even stupid. This condition usually lasts one or two days. The appetite then begins to fail and a constant desire for water is present.

Shortly the animal appears to return to the normal. He begins to appear alert, with just a slight sparkle in his eyes. If called to he will respond with unusually alacrity. He develops a disposition to romp and play to an unusual degree. Occasionally giving forth a bark or cry of a hoarse note.

This latter condition is caused by the slight paralysis which is beginning to appear in the throat. The membranes of the mouth are of a deep pale color and very dry. This condition lasts perhaps twelve to twenty-four hours, and at the end of this time, the dog begins to show symptoms of an alarming nature. The slightest noise startles him and he appears ready to defend himself, this is the third and last stage; the one in which the disease is perhaps advanced to the brain, and vital centers are now being disturbed. The animal assumes a disposition: to be cross, ill-natured and vicious, while the membranes of the mouth assume a darker color.

The lower jaw drops, leaving the mouth slightly open, with no ability to close same. This is due to a paralysis of certain muscles in the region of the throat and jaw, and is not well marked in all cases, in fact may sometimes be entirely absent. The saliva now becomes a ropy fluid and begins to flow copiously from corners of the mouth, efforts on the part of the dog to swallow causes the saliva to become frothy like. Paralysis of the throat is now about complete. A burning thirst is present; efforts to drink brings on a nervous convulsion.

The voice is now completely changed, the bark is a mingled note of alarm and warning. It is a tone which is frightful to the human ear, which when once heard is seldom forgotten. The animal goon assumes A very restless state, delirium Succeeds consciousness, and the dog no longer able to control himself, starts on his wild career toward death. snapping and biting in his head-long Aight any object which crosses his path or his vision. Trees, fence posts, other animals and human kind beings alike his prey.

He may in his delirium bite and tear his own flesh. Dogs are his main victims, being of a natural tendency of a fighting nature. Death orcurs in from two (2) to four (4) days, though usually he meets with violence sooner. Treatment. Rabies had no known treatment until Louis Pasteur, the eminent French bacteriologist, gave to the world the benefit of his vast research and periments out of which grew the treatment we have today, bearing his name.

It is beyond any question of a doubt the only known and accepted method of defeating death when an infection has occurred. This treatment is entirely a preventive one, and avails nothing once the disease has developed, but its known percentage of fectiveness when given in time makes What Personal Service Means Palm Beach Suits 35c Pressed Washed Scientifically As They By Hand Spotted Should Phone 415 HOTELS TAILORING CO. 111 DeSoto Street. CITY COURT Monday, June Honor, Sol B. Pressburg, city judge pro tem, presiding.

G. Pardoe, white, charged with contempt of court; fined $1 or 1 day. Arrest by Officer Nunnally. a Geo. disturbing Williams, the peace; colored, fined $3 charged or three with days.

Arrest by Officer Irving. Ollie Cook, colored, charged with drunkenness; fined $5 or five days. Arrest by Officer Nunnally. R. W.

Webster, white, charged with vagrancy; case discharged. Arrest by Officers Trimble, Nunnally and Deavers. Joe Harris, colored, charged with harboring three dogs; case discharged. Arrest by Officer A. I.

Dunn. Corinne Wimberly, colored, charged with violating ordinance No. 66; fined $15 or 15 days. Appeal prayed for and granted to the district court. Arrest by Officers Nunnally and Deavers.

Dora Patterson, colored, charged with violating ordinance No. 66; fined $15 or 15 days. Arrest by Officer H. F. Deavers.

Dewey Moreau, colored, charged with running car without lights; fined $2 or 2 days. Arrest by Officer N. G. Aymond. Peter Thomas, colored; charged with an assault and battery; fined $5 Or 5 days.

Arrest by Officer N. G. Aymond. Charley Gipson, colored, charged with disturbing the peace; fined $3 or 3 days. Arrest by Officer Nunnally, Ella Williams, colored, charged with disturbing the peace; fined $3 or 3 days.

Arrest by Officer Nunnally. INSEASE DISCUSSED DOPEY ELECTED ON DENT. ISTA ASSOCIATION BOARD OF COUNCILLORS. New Orleans, June the election of officers, an interetsing and at times very earnest discussion on emetine treatment of Riggs disease, Dr. C.

C. Bass, championing the use of the new discovery of certain phases of the disease, and Jules J. Sarrasia, D. D. taking the opposite view, and a number of excellent clinteal demonstrations, the annual meeting of the Louisiana State Dental Soclety came to a close in the Gruneweld Hotel late Saturday afternoon The closing social feature was a banquet in the gold room of the hotel at night.

Officers elected are Dr. Hall Le Blapc, Napoleonville, president; Dr. Leo. C. Dempsey, New Orleans, first vice president; Dr.

H. H. Hawsey, Crowley, second vice president; Dr. J. Crimenseidier, New Orleans, recordins secretary; Dr.

R. L. Carter, Ham mond, corresponding secretary, and O. J. Ory, of Garyville, treasurer.

Dr. Ory the only officer re-elected. Councillors were elected as tollows: Dr. E. A.

Gamard, New Orleans, First District; Dr. 0. L. Loeffel, New Orleans, Second District; Dr. E.

J. Talbot, Napoleonville, Third District; Dr. Walter Lesbo, Shreveport, Fourth District; M. W. Lawrence, Bernice, Firth District; Dr.

Singletary, Baton Rouge, Sixth District; Dr. Bercier, Seventh District; M. Dupuy, Alexandria, Eighth District. Lake Charles was unanimously chosen as the place for the 1916 convention meeting. NEW SUITS FILED Since our last report the following new suits have been filed in the office of Clerk of Court R.

M. Hetherwick: June 4-Alexander, Bolton Lewis Insurance Agency, Limited, vs. Peter Steffes. June 5-Richard Henry Grant vs. WIll Ambler.

DAILY TOWN TALE, 10c per week, one dollar for three months. Sept by mail to any addrere. JUDICIAL SALE. State of Loutstana, Parish of Rapides, 13th Judicial District Court. Caddo-Rapides Lumber ('o.

ve. Lonnie B. Burnaman-No. 9628. By virtue of and to satisfy a writ of fieri facias issued from the Honorable 13th Judicial District Court, and to ine directed as Sheriff and ex-Officio Auctioneer of Rapides Parish, Louisiana, directing and commanding me to seize and sell the property, rights and credits of defendauts, I have seized the hereinafter described property, and will offer for sale to the last and highest bidder at the front door of the Court House in Alexandria, Louisiana, between the hours prescribed by law, on SATURDAY, THE 12TH DAY OF JUNE, 1915, the following described property, towit: One certain dancing pavilion at or near Kent Park, in the Parish of Rapides, State of Louisiana.

Terms: Cash, subject to appraisement. F. E. DAVID, Sheriff. (5-29-15) JUDICIAL SALE.

JUNE, 1915, the following described property, to-' wit: A certain lot, piece or parcel of land situated in the town of Glenmora, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, more particularly described thue: Beginning at a point one hundred and thirty one feet and one-half foot west of the northeast corner of lot 20 in block 7 east of Eighth street in said town of Glenmora, Louisiana, and go south across said lot 20 and into block 19 ninety feet, then west 27 feet, then north 90 feet to the north line of said lot 20, then east along the north line of said lot 20 twenty-seven feet to the point of beginning; the said property having a frontage on the 7th avenue in said town of Glenmora 27 feet and a depth of 90 feet, being 56 feet across lot 20 and thirty-four feet into lot 19. Terms: Cash, without benefit of apI praisement, to satisfy said writ. F. E. DAVID, Sheriff.

(5-24-15) ADMINISTRATION NOTICE. State of Louisiana, Parish of Rapides, District Court Whereas, Harvey A. Goldman has made application to this court to be appointed administrator of the Succession of Mrs. Sarah Bolton, deceased, notice is hereby given to all whom it doth or may concern, to show cause within ten (10) days from the date hereof, why the same should not be granted. By order of the Court, Clerk's Office, Alexandria, this 1st day of June, 1915.

R. M. HETHERWICK, (Seal) Clerk. (6-2-15) PALM BEACH SUITS Washed right, Pressed on machines built for the purpose, Delivered on hangers--no wrinkles. Price 50c- Why Pay More? THE PELICAN LAUNDRY Phone 552.

PHONE 902 THE OWL DRUG STORE FRANK L. DELAHOUSSAYE, R. PH. Pineville, La. Prescriptions Pilled Day and Night.

ICE CREAM AND COLD DRINKS QUICK DELIVERY. Service to be efficient, must be personal. No cleaning establishment that takes the requests of its hundreds of and mechanically grinds them through a hopper can lever expect to build up a business on a quality basis. The French "Unique" "Personal Service Department" is built with that in mind. Its duty is to see that particular orders are properly hanidled.

Phone 1000. Your soiled garments called for, cleaned, pressed, repaired, delivered when wanted. The French "Unique" Cleaners "Real ('leaners" Phone 1000. Second and Jackson. it as reasonably sure as any treatment for any disease known to science.

This treatment consists in a series of inoculations of the virulent material from an animal previously infected 'or this purpose. The animal usually selected is a rabbit or small hare. After this animal dies of the disease his spinal cord is dissected out and exposed in a suitable container to a chemical, having the power to absorb from this cord a certain percentage of its moisture, thereby reducing the amount of its virulency or in plainer words reducing its strength or its poisonous ability. Sections of this spinal cord are now clipped and reduced to a liquid state of dissolving in liquids, and these liquids together with the dissolved portion of cord are injected under the skin in the region of the abdomen, by means of a hypodermic needle and syringe. The amount of material used and strength of spinai cord depending entirely on how long since the infection occurred and its nearness to the brain.

The treatment usually requires from ten (10) to twenty-one (2i) injections. Two injections a day being given until the system is thoroughly permeated with the virus, then one injection a day tintil the treatment is Anished. This treatment has been perfected until at the present day about the only questions in regard to it are: 1st. Has the patient been received! early enough for the treatment to combat the disease? Ans. The earlier the treatment is begun, the better it is for the patient.

2nd. Will the patient submit to the I treatment until it is entirely completed? Ans. Because once the treatment is begun, if it is abandoned, the person is then surely infected, and death is certain to occur. What To Do When A Dog Bites A Person. Secure the dog, confine him under normal conditions.

Have him carefully observed by a Veterinarian or some person competent to recognize visible symptoms of rabies. Send for a physician to cauterize and dress the wound immediately. If no veterinarian is obtainable to observe the dog or it is impossible to secure the animal, he should be killed by shooting through the body. The head should then be carefully removed and placed in a tight box, securely nailed and sent to "Pasteur Institute" New Orleans, Louisiana, "Care of Charity Hospital." where it will be given a scientific examination and a test made on other animals by means of the saliva yet remaining in the mouth. The treatment itself is free.

the Pasteur Institute being a part of the State Charity Hospital. The only expense incurred by treatment is for railroad fare and boarding. This article is submitted in an endeavor to enlighten the general public in regard to the disease of hydrophobia or rabies, and contains in the main observations and experiences of the author. R. L.

ARMSTRONG, D. V. 8. DON'T FORGET the big sale now going on at Jake Goldberg's, Third street. Prizes given away at 3 p.

m. each dav. (6-7-tfd) MARRIAGE LICENSES John Howard Smith and Sevelan Smith. Samuel Breda and C'aroline Kennedy. Cornelius B.

Durham and Fehleen Curtis. Elijah Robinson and Clotilde Johnson. M. Rogers and Alice Gross. Alex.

Grimstead and Marguerite Culbert. WHITE WOMAN DETAINED. Says the Shreveport Times: Ethel Smith, a young white woman, is held temporarily at police headquarters, pending investigation as to her mental condition. She came to Shreve. port several weeks ago from dria and entered the Rescue Home.

Yesterday she began to act queerly, and was turned over to the city authorities. She claims to have been reared near Jena, La. DON'T FORGET the big sale now going on at Jake Goldberg'a, Third street. Prizes given away at 3 p. m.

each day. (6-7-tid) We Shoulder The Load for you and place the lumber right on the spot, interior or outside. Clear, straight grained boards for the intertor are scarce with everybody except us. We have all these you care to buy. Cheaper than elsewhere.

Caddo Rapides Lumber Lid. Phone 229. 0000000000000 JUDICIAL SALE. State of Louisiana, Parish of Rapides, 13th Judicial District C'ourt. ('alcasieu Trust aud Savings Bank vs.

Kirkpatrick Lumber Lid. No. 9837. By virtue of and to satisfy an order of seizure and sale issued from the Honorable 13th Judicial District Court and to me directed as Sheriff and exOfficio Auctioneer of Rapides Parish, Louisiana, directing, and commanding me to seize for cash without appraisement at public auction, to the last and highest bidder, after due and legal delays and advertisement, the hereinafter described property, I have seized and will offer for sale to the last and highest bidder at public auetion at the front door of the ('ourt House, in Alexandria, Louisiana, between the hours prescribed by law, ou SATURDAY, THE '6TH DAY OF JUNE, 1915, the following descrived property, towit: NW 1-4 of SE 1-4 and 1-2 section 27; NW 1-4 of NE 1-4, section thirtyfour: township 1 S. R.

3 West, Louisiana Meridian, together with all buildings and improvements thereon. One stack of lumber 2-4 10 to 20 ft. long, 11,000 feet; Three stacks of lumber 2-6 10 to 20 feet long, 32,000 feet; Six stacks of lumber 2-8 10 to 20 ft. long, 82,000 feet; Seven stacks of lumber 2-10 10 to 20 feet long, 104,000 feet; Four stacks of lumber 2-12 10 to 20 feet long, 50,000 feet: Two stacks of lumber 1-4 10 to 20 feet long, 16,000 feet; Three stacks of lumber 1-6 and 1-8 10 to 20 feet long, 40,000 feet: One stack of lumber 1-10 and 1-12 10 to 20 feet long, 15,000 feet. Total, 350,000 feet.

Terms: Cash, without appraisement, to satisfy said writ. F. E. DAVID, Sheriff, and ex-Officio Auctioneer. (5-24-15) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED WANTED--Laces and dainty lingerie to clean. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 1379. (6-5-6td) WANTED--A salesman familiar with Saw Mill and Hardware trade, and with knowledge of Mechanical Rubber Goods. Apply P.

0. Box 1275, New Orleans. (6-5-5td) FOR RENT FOR RENT -Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping Apply to R. G. Watson, at D.

Caplan's Dry Goods Store. (6-5-6td) FOR RENT--Two unfurnished rooms, with bath, suitable for light housekeeping-97 Bolton Ave. Phone 968. (6-3-6td) FOR RENT--Nine room house, suitable for rooming house, or for two families. Front street, Pineville: one block from traffic bridge.

Apply to C. W. Boyce. (6-3-12td) FOR RENT- -Seven room house, 912 Fifth street between DeSoto and Murray. Possession given July 1st.

Apply W. L. Bolden, care Rapides Drug Co. Ltd. (6-3-tfd) FOR RENT -Steam heated stucco bungalow, Eighteenth and Albert streets.

Apply Caddo-Rapides Lumber Co. (5-28-tfd) FOR RENT -New five room bungalow, in the town of Pineville. Apply at Pincus Murphey's Music Store, corner Third and Washington streets. (5-22-tfd) FOR RENT -Four room cottagethree and one-half blocks Hotel Bentley. Possession given June the 1st.

Apply at Folsy's Paint Store. (5-29-tfd) FOR RENT House 1523 Elliott street; 5 rooms with modern improvements. Apply to D. E. Mann, phone 618.

(5-13-trd) FOR RENT -Five room house, 1018 Ninth, street. Apply 1032 Ninth, corner Johnston street. Phone 192. (5-12-trd) FOR RENT-Four office rooms over Cohn's store Second and Johnston streets. Apply to R.

O'Shee, 1026 Second street. (8-3-tid) FOR RENT-Office room, corner Second and Johnston streets; suitable for lodge room. Apply to R. O'Shee. Second street.

(4-20-tid) FOR RENT-Five room house with modern conveniences. 1127 Park avenue. Apply to J. W. Rudisill, teleI phone 35.

(4-16-ttd) FOR KENT-Delightful front room, for couple or two gentlemen, with or without Bolton avenue. FOR RENT -Four room cottage with bath. Apply at 621 Elliott street. 46-1-fd, FOR RENT- With board, two nice rooms, two beds to a room, with twO in a room for twenty dollars per mouth each. Address care Town Talk.

(0-5-81d) FOR RENT- stores in Rapides Hotel Annex, on Third street. to T. C. Wheadon or J. W.

Alexander. (3-10-tid) FOR RENT-5 room house, closet to bridge. Apply to ('has. G. Turner.

FOR RENT- 7-room house OD Sixth street. Apply Hemenway Furniture Co. (3-30-tid) FOR RENT-5-room bungalow on Seventh street, between Winn and St. James. Phone 589.

(4-17-tid) FOB Tall Das large carde 11x17 inches, with "For Rest Apply which occupies one-balf of the card. The balance of the is left blank for name of party and address. 10 cents each, 3 for 25 cents, (9-26 FOR RENT SIGNS Town Talk cas supply you with signs in large type on beavy cardboard with the follow. ing: "Furnished Rooms for and "Rooms for Rent." 3 for 25 cents. (1-24-ttd) FOR SALE FOR HALE--Cottage: 4 rooms and hall; well finished and in good state of repair; in a desirable location.

C'ollege Hill, Pineville. ('. L. Williams; phone 107-2. 16-5-3td) FOR SALE--Horse for sale.

Phone 393-Jno. M. Sherrill. (6-4-3td) FOR SALE-Several good young horses; very cheap. Mra.

W. LennieSmith. Phone 784. (6-4-3td) FOR SALE- Choice lot on Main street in Pineville; a real bargain for quick sale. Apply Polk-Fenner 1209 Third street.

Phone 1018. (6-3-tfd) FOR NALE-Two bevel plate glass mirrors, 24x60 inches-907 Monroe or phone 313. (6-3-6td) FOR SALE--Three more lots for colored people in the Pecan Grove Addition. $10 down, 5 per month. ('ome quick.

F. E. McDermott, room 5, 110 LeSoto street (5-13-tfd) FOR SALE-Nice residence fronting Main street, Pineville. For further information Apply to C. W.

Ward, phone 470, Alexandria, La. (5-5-tfd) FOR SALE -Four acres fine land, 100 feet from Jackson street, with a brand new 6-room residence. For ther information apply to ('. W. Ward, phone 470, Alexandria, La.

(4-29-ttd) FOR SALE--TWO residences on Second street, two residencog on DeSoto street; 1 residence on Wine street: 1 residence on Monroe street; 1 residence on Sixteenth street; residence on St. James street: 1 dence on Elliott street; 1 residence on Polk street. Any party desiring to purchase a residence will find it For to their advantage to consult me. further information apply to C. W.

Ward. Phone 470, Alexandria, La. (1-14-ttd) FOR SALE Beautiful site for homes; in the Hickman and tion, Louisiana avenue $350.00 each, $10 down and electric $7.50 light. per month. City water and F.

E. McDermott, Real Estate. (4-7-trd) FOR SALE- -A few more desirable for small farms, three terms. of Apply miles Alexandria, sale on easy Fenner 1209 Third street. (1-2-tid) lots with of FOR without SALE houses.

-Bargains R. G. in Maddox, owner, 98 Bolton ave. Phone 118. (11-14-trd) FOB SALE- Town Tall bas cards Apply To," which inches, occupies one-balf of with "For the card.

The balance of the and space left blank for cents name each; of 1 for party 36 cents. dress. 10 GENERAL NOTICES keystone with Reward name lodge back. LOST-Masonic and number L. C.

Johnston, Home if returned to (6-81-410) Furniture Co..