TAX SALESlist of Prpe to be Sold for Taxes

Juae 7, 1918.Town of Covington vs. Delinquent

Tax Debtors.

By virtue of the authority vestedin me by the laws of the State ofLouisiana, and ordnance of the saidtown of Covington, La., I will sellat the front door of the town hall ofthe town of Covington, within legalsale hours, beginning at 11 o'clocka m. on

SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1913,and continuing each succeeding dayuntil said sales are completed, allimmovable property upon whichtaxes are due to the town of Cov-Ington, to enforce the collection oftaxes assessed in the year 1912, to-gether with all costs and interest.The name of said delinquent taxdebtor, the amount of taxes due bIeach on the assessment of said prop-erty assessed to each for the year1913 to be offered for sale as follows:

Ayers, H B-Lots 4 and 5 Way-side Addition; lots 3 and 4 square2t05; lots 4 and 6 square 2207, andimprovements, stock and vehicles.Assessment $2030. Taxes and costs$29.45.

Alvares Mrs Louise-Lot 16 square3 division St John; lot 9 square 2604.Assessment $450. Taxes and costs$7.52.

Alexius, C W-Lots 1 and 2, insquare 2208. Assessment $80.00Taxes and costs $2.23.

Burns, Edw-Square 1806, 18021 1-2 acre on River, and improve-ments, stock, vehicles, and boats.Assessment $1970. Taxe3 and costs$28.34.

Babington Bros-Lot 1 square2002, lots 6 and 7 square 2803. lot11 square 3003. lot 10 square 2703lot 6 square 2902, square 705, lot 10

square 20 division St. John. lotsquare 2906, lot 3 square 2402. lo:

1 square 2604. Assessment $1910Taxes and costs $28.43.

Babington, C S E-Lots 7 and fsquare 2701. Assessment $100.00Taxes and costs $2.50.

Bouquot, Mrs J F-Lot 3, par't c

2 and 4 square 2301 and improvements. Assessment $1035. Taxerand costs $15.42.

Blow. Geo-Lots 2 and 3 square1309 and improvements. Assessmen'$210. Taxes and costs $2.98.

Bonnie, Mrs Henrietta-Lot 4 irsquare 2303 anI improvements. As-sessment $700. Taxes and costs$10.90.

Barres, Mrs M E-1 lot, 30x140

in square 2304 and impriovementsAssessment $100. Taxes ani costs$2.80.

Barelli, Mrs L E-3 squares frontins on America street 250x23 0 fee'

deep and improvements; a stri o30 feet wide running back to river

Assessment $2000. Taxes and costs$29.05. 1

Cantrelle, Mrs G--Square 1808 antImprovements. Assessment $1000Taxes and costs $14.65.

Cantrelle, K J-Lot 1, 2 and 2

square 6 division St John; lots 1, 23 and 4 square 1901, improvement|and stock. Assefsment $3550. Ta ses and costs $49.67. 1

Currow, Felix-Lots 1. 2 anil_ .. lf... . amvinra_ AstErsu;urruw, r o .-

square 89, Sulphur Springs. Assessmeat $135. Taxes and costs $2.97

Crammer, Moonie-Lots 9 and I1

square 2105. Assessment $120.0Taxes and costs $2.77.

Dickson, Mrs M A-1-2 of lots 1.

and 14 square 19, lots 9, 10 and 11

square 15 division St John and im

provements $2500. Taxes and cosi$35.50.

Dunning. W J--Lot 16 square 15Connally addition. Assessment $300

Taxes and costs $5.20.Dutsch, J C-Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 ant

5 square 2t09 and improvementsAssessment $800. Taxes and ccsts

$12.25.Daniels, est .id-A parcel of lan'

back of graveyard cn Lri'kwoo'street, and improvements $ 450 0"

Taxes and costs $7.52.Deller, Prof T L-A parcel of 'an:

on river. Assessment $600. Ts ,e:and costs $9.25.

Dutsch, Ernest-Lot 5 square 2:.0;

and improvements. Assesed $500Taxes and costs $7.90.

Englehardt, Mrs A Ml-Lots 6, 73, 9 ind 10 square 1300 and im

provements. Assessment $1350.00Taxes and costs $19.67.

El81mn, Mrs H-lots 1 and 2 1isquare 23 division St John and 1i

provements. Assessment $600. Tax

, and costs $9.55.Estopinal, Miss E-Lots 4 an I

square 2$08 and improvements. Ap

sessment $625. Taxes and cast:$9.88.

Ellis, W G--Square 15, WaysideAssessment $200. Taxes and csts

$3.85.Folley, A H--Square 33 Coa. n

;:?

tion. Arnessment $100. Te.xc an

costa $2.50.Plot, widow C-Triangle Ict r•

Florida street. Assessmuent 60• -J0

Taxes and costs $9.25.Fendlason-G-eo M-Lout s

and 8 square 2807, square 28t6. As

sessment $445.00. Taxes and c. str$7.45.

Fitzgerald, Mi-Lots 1 and 4 sa a-•

2906. Assessment $35. Ta::cs a-•

costs $1.62.Fitzgerald, M T-2 lots in souar~

2804. Assessment $50. Taxes ancoats $1.82.

Galmlche, Gaston-Lots 5 and tsquare 4 divisian St John. Assess•meat $800. Taxes and costs $11t.•5Gorman, D-2 lots and imlrrnl•)r

ment, on Florida, Conn an' .;!'"

Assessment $720. Taxes and cacs'

,lockner Bros-- R~':re 1909. A-

s, .ssment .2;..00 Taxe: and c:'$4.18., -

Grace, I-- , 7,l:lSate 2905. A

sesment $135.0 'a'. Taes and c.-•

$2.97ohn, rnsals. •- .•.•sare

Assessment . : i. :'axcr, and cn ; s

Howell, SI -- l.ct 1 square 170Assessment $10. Ta-es and cos .

$1.69."Hutehison. Chaa--Merchanldis

AssAmmelnt $100. Taxe sand c, ,

$3.50.SHutebhinson, G std C-Triantle is

on Lockwood stiet division St. 1-,1:

and improvements. - serse,' $ ,

'T

u a d costs $10 .0.t;r J L--Lots 4 r.wl 7. t

and sure 0•a s ad Irmpvrove•t trr

am.s ant $950. Tae• and ebRts$14,. 1 lot on k

-uteblISon, Chas--1 lt on l.-ccwed strIet and improvement. Qdivsion

St Joh. Asesment $300. TaAerand costs $5.0,

Henry, Mrs Nane--I lot on Lock-weed street and Lee Rond. ss c.- s

meat $1S0. Taxes and er.st'Hoppe, eat C J--Lots 1 aen, " r

quar 1 2905. Assessment $200 01T ua5ndBe~%ow rota Amer

esa street and improvements. Assess-ment $1000. Taxes and costs $14.65.

Heints, Miss Zula-Lots 5 and 6-square 2002 and improvements. As-sessment $700. Taxes and costs$10.90.

selia, Odell--Lots 5 and 6 squareit 002 and improvements. Assessed$225. Taxes and costs $4.18.

Kent, ,4rs M A-Lots 1, 2 and 8d square 2406, lots 4 and 5 square

if 2406 and improvements, lot 6 squared 2406 lots 8 and 9 square 2201 andII improvements. Assessment $2850

I Taxes and costs $40.52.Ll LeBlanc, Mr. L-Lot 1 squarek 2303, 2 lots in square 35, Conn. ad-

dition. Assessment $1300. Taxe,and costs $19.00.` Laborde, J A-Square 1606. squarc1 1505, 1506, 1012., 1018, 2605. 1-2

b of lot 5 square 15 division St John

-stock and vehicles. Assessed $;230f Taxes and costs $72.35.

Laborde, Gus-Square 1010, lotst 6 and 7 square 2404. Assessmentr $380. Taxes and costs $6.28.

Letten, Mrs A M--Square 907 andimprovements. Assess..ent $450.00.r Taxes and costs $7.22.

Lancaster, J B-Lots 1 and 7 insquare 1, division Spring and im-e provements. Assessment $2295.00.

Taxes and costs $32.43.Laborde, Enug-Lots 6, 7, 8, 9 and

F 10 square 2213. Assessment $50.00

Taxes and costs $1.82.e Lane, Mrs A-Lot 6 square 2908.

Assessment $100. Taxes and costs$ 2.50.

Lyons, Mrs L K-Square 1205.Assessment $300. Taxes and costs$5.20.

McCann, E M-Lot 2 square 2306and improvements. Assessed $600Taxes and costs $9.25.

McGill, W-1 lot on Florida streetAssessment $220. Taxes and cost:$4.12.

McDaugal Miss Kate-Lot 2 s:, 'an,2809. Assessment $25. Ta_:cs andcosts $1.48.

McDougall, Mrs Kate-Lots S. 9.10 and 11 square 5 division S: J(.'!-and improvements. Assesse! $23500Taxes and costs $35.20.

McDougal, eat M-Lots 3, 4 and5 square 1014. Assessment $65.00Taxes and cC.ss $2.02.

McDaugal, K a: I i--1-2 of lots6 and 7 square 4 di;i:-.,n of St John;lots 1. 2, 3, 15, 16 sq::ue 2 divisionSt John. Assessmn•c $525. Taxesand costs $8.58.

McDougal & Martindale-Lots 45 and 6, 1-2 of 3 and 8 squaer 2501and improvements. Assessed $1750Taxes and costs $25.07.

McCoy, Alice-Lot 5 square 3001and improvements. Assessed $200Taxes and costs $3.85.

Martin, W A-Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 ane5 square 2901. Assessment $300Taxes and costs $5.20.

Mehrhoff, Geo-Lot 80x130 feet insquare 2401, and improvements. As-sessment $745.00. Taxes and costs$11.50.

Miller, B M--Square 31 and im.provements, 1-2 of square 1901 andimprovements, vehicles. Assessment$1700. Taxes and costs $24.40.

Martindale, Alvin-Triangle suarn7 and 8 lot 13 square 3 division StJohn. Assessment $2350. Taxe:and costs $35.17.

Martindale, Miss II-Lots 4 andsquare 2805. Assessment $420.00Taxes and costs, $6.82.

Osone Lumber & Building SupplS ICompany-Stock, vehicles and mer-chandise. Assessment $2125. Tax-es and csts $30.13.

Pichon, Mrs M-Lots 6 and 7, 1-?of five, square 15, lots 1, 2, and3 square 7 division St. John, ant'improvements. Assessment $2275Taxes and costs $32.46.

Powlee, Monroe-Lots 1, 2, 3, 4and 5 square 2907. Assessed $200 4Taxes and costs $3.85.

Pichon, E J-Lots 9 and 10 square2103 and improvements. Assesser$180. Taxes and costs $3.58.

Poole, S M-About 5 lots in squarr2, M C V, improvements and stockAssessment $1595. Taxes and ccs: 1$22.98.

Pallet, E--Sw qr square 29 division ISt John. Assessment $1500. Taxe1and costs $21.40.

Quinn, widow-Lot 14 square 23division St. John, and improvementsAssessment $250. Taxes and cost$4.82.

Richardson, Emma-Lot 4 square3001 and improvements. Assesse?$100. Taxes and costs $2.50.

Robertson, Mrs N W-Lots 1, 2, 34 and 5 square 1109 and improvements Assessed $560. Taxes ant 4

costs $8.87. 4Reeder, Mrs S J--Lots 1, 2, 9 and

10, n hft of 3, n hf of 8 squart 1905.Assessment $500. Taxes and cost:$8.20.

Smith, Amos, Ne corner of e h' 4square 19, 60 feet on Lockwood street

Dy 11` i.L. Yu""..

es and costs $4.15.Slisa, wid Joe-Square 1609, 1601

and improvements. $825.00. Taxesand costs $12.28.

Segond, wid Pal:!-Iot 7. rart o:4 and 5 square 18 di-is!on St. Johrand improvements. Assessed $82;.Tires and eCct, $12.53.

Schmidt, Geo-1-2 cf square 1:)07Assessment $100. Taxes and costs.3:.50.

Smith, A R--Lot 8 square 24 divi-sion of Spring. Assessment 81100.Taxes and costs 0 i 9.

Smith Bros---Lois 1. 2, 9. 1.1. I-?of 3 and 8 square •"606, part ..f tots

4, 5, 6 square 18 division of St..i•;hnad improvements, stock, vt'iei '

and merchandise. Assessed 3:.o. i0.Taxes and costs $124.49.

Stanga, Frank--Square 2001. lot5 square 2009 nu'* improvements.Assessment $1425. Taxes an- co';;ts$20.68.

Smith, M C--Lots 1. 2, 9, 1o. .-'of 3 and 8 square •:iOi lots 1, 2 10:square 1401, lot 7S, 9, : square - t02

lots 6, 7, 8 squiare "603. As'.:s.mnent $1050.00. Ta::es an i c.,!:$1 .22.

Smith, Mrs N S---Sq; :re 121 1, S CAssessment $275. Ta~es at I ccitr

$4.86.Smith, M O--Square 1609. 2C06

N C. Assessment 8500. Taxei antrcorts $7.90.

Schneider, wid C--Lots 6, 1. 3, 910 square 1311, lots 4 and 10 s~uarr1810 and improvements. Asres•',

$260. Taxes and e•sts $3.88.Scott, Mrs E-1 lot on Florida

street. Assessment $10'.0.f. Ta::meand costs $.50.

Tyner, Mrs W l.-1 lt or: I•t:h:ut~Spyig road. As:cssmen:. $0. '••ix-

e3 and costs $1.82.Taylor, Thos-1 lot and impro-t-

merts on Florida stre-t. Asse.e0$2tV Taxes and costs $4.52.

Toison. Mrs G P. -Lot *4 part r f7, j, 4, 5 square st01 and imurovc"-

Imetrr. Assessment $1200. Tarteant costs $17.65

erges, Aug---Lot 10, 1-2 of squareIn M C V. improvements and seer-

chaudise. Assesament $1010. Taxes end eoits $15.08.

SWhorli & Serga--Lots 10 and 11.j1-3- of 9 square 12 division of St iJoin sad sPmpoW.Ut. Assessed

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I300-CHOICE VACAINT LO0TS-80

At Folsom, La., Ma.y 1 4, 1 913.Commencing at 10 A. M., on arrival of N. O. Train

FOLSOM is situated at the terminus of the shore line branch of the New Orleans Great Northern Railway. 69 miles from New Orleans, amid thehills and pines of the world ranownsd OZ)NE BELT of St. Tammany Parish. is 91 feet above the sea level and has natural drainage. Folsom is famousfor its wonderful drinking water and unexcelled health. Folsom has a splendid school building and fine church.

TERMS: These lots will positively be sold at only $10.00 down-balance $5.00 a month, with 6 per cent. interest ondeferred payments.No taxes until pymesnt in full. Titles all guaranteed. Abstracts furnished and papers all passed at expense of Geo. M. Fendlason, owner, before Hon.

ex-Judge, T. M. Burns. Notary, on grounds at time of sale.

This is not a fake wildcat scheme, but straight forward business prcFcsiticn. These lcts which measure CO feet front by 140 feet deep. ase notout in the swamps 1000 miles from no-where, b ; are splendi. hi;:h healthy. and beautiful home sites, situated immediately at the Folerm derot.or at the farthest only a.few squares.

Folsom has a double daily train service to and from New Orleans.Folsom with its natural drainage. high. beautiful, rolling and fertile ccuntry, ships out more ccttcn and country produce than all the other towns ofSt

Tammany Parish combined. Remember, the land around Folsom is not wet. cut-over pineland, it is high and dry.Folsom has two large saw mills.

Folsom has a large Turpentine Distillery.

Folsom has Cotton Gins. Cotton Presses, Grist Mills and many other irdutrier.

All these enterprises are in active operation and give employment to many men. -s .

There is not a vacant house in Folsom or its vicinity at present. Geo. M. Fendlas n. cw r.er f these lots, guarentres to the first twenty porh.tess ofthese lots at this auction on May, 14, 1913, that if they will erect $500 houses on their lots. that each can bel immediately rented at $10e month in advsnce;

Remember there is only one chance like this in a lifetime. These lots have been telii T fci ( : cEO to $123 ca h, according to location, but en Wed-nesday. May 14, 1913, they must be sold positively to the highest bidders rc rhattcr h at 11 ceti: ' n m i e. at only $1( ( icv mid 5 rrclthI). It is egotlden opportunity, especially to you, Mr. Wage-Earner.

It's your one big opportunity as an investment, or to move to the cccr;t -y pe rar .r.ttl a d live v ith )our wife ard (hildren, r. tl. n at I atiti.l ad iIwonderful climate of the world. And how will you make your money by which to live after you have changed from the narrow, conjested quarters rn d• Oftand dust of the city to this land of pure. sweet ozone. ard pines ird green grasses.?

Have you ever thought of a chicken farm?

Have you ever thought of a large milk dairy?

Folsom is located in the healthiest country on earth for man to live in! Why teouldn't it be the Esne for cows and chicke.m?

One choice lot given away absolutely free, at this auction of lect at Folcom, cn We drcsdr y. t ay ]4, 1915, to the holder of the lucky number. Eachone, attending the auction, whether he be buyer, bidder or spectator, will be given a eacei tc v.in this free lot.

DONT FORGET THE DAYd WEDNESDpAY, MAY 14,RAIN OR SHINE

On arrival of the 1000 o'clock train fromt New Orleans

Train leaves Terminal Station, New Orfleans, s :e 5 A. M. Returning lesaves Folsom 4:05 P. M. Round trip fare $1.5 refunded to each purchaer of a lt

FREE DINNER. BIG BAND OF MUSIC.REFRESHMENTS ON THE GROUNDS,

FHor Further Particulars apply to

FREEMAN & FREEMANREAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS.

218 Baronne St, New Orleans "

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ForF.rhe Patiulas ppl t

FR EEM A N al I.II , & mmamm FR EEM.. .•m .mlm 1H AN --.IIm immmma•r ••• i

$6600. Taxes and costs $90.55.WehrH, E-Lot 1, 1-2 of 15 na-

16 square 15, lot 4 square 5. lot 4square 12, lots I and 2 square -lots 4, S. S, 7, 8 square B, lots 1, 2.3 and 6 square 14, lot 12 squate 19Lot 16 square 22, lots 12, 13, 14square 20, lots 12, 13, 14 square 17division 8t John, part of square op-posite laundry, lots 1 to 8 in square2108 and Improvements. Assess-ment $14,400.00. Taxes and costs$198.25.

Wren, Mrs W S-Lot 1, 1-2 of lot2 square 4, M C V. and improvementsAa-essment $1150. Taxes and costs

Wadsworth, J A-Lots 1 and 2S'l-..*e 2~ t~"rision Spring, ar! i~r,provements. Assesment $810.00Taxes and eosts $1.38.

Whitney, heir of B-L-ots 1 and2 Equar. 15 d!{alion St. John. As

:csament $550.00. Taxes and costs$8.87.

York, J J--Lot 1 square 3001 andimprovements. Assesamnt $175.00Taxes and easts $3.51.

York, Homer-Lot 1 square 270Tand improvements. Assecsed $200.Taxes and oasts $3.85.

Serga Mrs Julia-Lots 7 and 8, 1-2of 5 and 6, north half of 9, and!:"uj:Jt.•(-nl s division of it 1 "*rAss-i•.merxt 83675. Taix'c 4r.4 ci tr$.,1.:6.

S%.LaB OF SALE.

On said day of sale I will sell suchportion of said property as each debt.or will point out, and In ease thi.,debtor will not point out sudiffleaproperty I will at eane, withoutfurther delay, sell the least quantityof said property of sany debtr whbic

any bidder will buy for the amaoet

of taxes, interest and costs due bysaid debtor. The sale will be with•out appraisement, for cash, in legaltender money of the United 8tatesand the property sold shall be re-deemable at any time for the spaccof one year by paying the price with20 per cent interest, cost and penal-tie added.

L. P. DELCROIX,Tax Collector.

SO BRIDNES FROM BRITISH ISL&E'TO MARRY ON BLLIS

ISLAND.

New Yorw, May 6. Twenty blusbh-ing brides ran down the gang plank-of the steamship California today int'othe arms of twenty eager bridegr"oor FGladness reigned until the immigsa-ties autherities found that eight ofthe girls culd not proe their identi.

ty and told them they could not re-main unless they were married atEllis Island, the Immigration detea-tion station. When the other twelveheard this they said they would allstand together and the twenty couplesleft for the Island to find a clergy-man.

The prospective brides came fromScotland and Ireland and, the ira-migration authorities said, they werethe prettiest as well as the largestcompany that ever eame here to bemarried.

OGALUVsA YL . C. A. DOs .

WILL BAAVETS Y 5 KV 3 W.

Bogalusa, May --- the-ars otBogalusa Y. . C. A. hay. e!ftetd their plans fot a 5-fahie

from here to TylertowRn, Mi..,. startlag on May 26. They will be tr edi;.for the event by H. . Hoppen, itenew physical director, who resenh-re saterd4r night from P.eao .a.where he bas been pBhl~ut Idy eifor Ave yeats.

Weadeifl shin Salve.

BRekien's Arnie Salve its ha,everywhere as the best rehedy maldfor bounrs, braecs >at boflt. ;duces. tasnamaton and. hsoothltghealing. J. T. Sasamao pebilaiseof News, of CornelIus, N C.. wrttqthat one boa helped hi$ easns ssm afer other rem ies ,net

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