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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11
samnls Conie, Of the commnn.r

Those who desire sample copies u
W. J. Bryan's ComHa,ap should send
their names 20 the LED0ER at once.
Hon. WI. Bryan has written the LED.
sEE that he will send sample copies
10 any whose names the LEDGEE will
furnish him. Give This matter your
Immediate stterrfo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

THE British Parliamentary Com
mittee appointed TO consider the civil
list has reported in favor Of raising
King Edwards wages To $4,000
That is f~Orty-seyen times the salary
Of the President Of the United States,
but is only a little over twice as much
as Mr.. Scbwab gets for running the
steel trust, and Edward is nearly
twice as old as Schwab. Rockefeller
gets at least fifteen times as much as
it is proposed to par the King.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

THE Washington Pot, criticising
the maintenance by western states Of
Universities at the public expense, eK-
claims In alarm: The next step viii
be erection and support by taxation
Of theatres, opera houses and art
galleries, together with schools for in
struction in the drama, in music,
painting and sculpture, Precisely
50. We are steadily becoming civilized.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

H0s. CO CLARK, q Mexico, has
been appointed chief d the speed de-
partment q the state Fair at Sedalia.
Mr.. Clark is thoroughly posted On
everything pertaining to the stock In
terests n the State, and his selection
viii meet with the cordial approval u
the horse men everywhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

VIZ are glad % know that the
changes in the firm Of Turner-Jaekson
s Company will not lose to Mexico
any u j business men. New and
young blood is brought into the firm,
but we understand that Mr.. Meyers,
who b going out, will continue to
make Mexico his home, and will likely
go into business here again. Mr.. Gar
and Sims lisa young man Of sterling
worth and we congratulate him upon
uniting himself with as strong a firm
as the Turner-Jackson Mercantile
Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11
Public A~dministrataI

Notice is hereby given
been appointed admlnisi
estate OF Warren Fowls
All persons having elil
said estate are requested
them forallowancetOthel
within one year after dat
letters, OF they may be
any benefit Of such eStlit
claims be not exhibited
years from the date thq ,
ever barred. J. Z.
Sat Public A1l
April ii, 1901.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11
Recent School Legislation

To the Editor Of The Ledger.
JEFFERSON CRY, April IL feel
quite sure that you have many read
crs anxious to get such information rs
is here given:
Under the recent legislation county
teachers certificates are Of the same
grades containing same subjects as
under the law of 1893. First grades
must average 90. 1t does not author
lie the Endorsement Of certificates
from other counties.
All certificates previously issued are
good until they expire by limitation.
The new law in nowise affects either
state or county certificates in force at
the time Of the passage Of the law. 1t
does not authorize their renewal
Examinations for certificates will be
held on the fourth Saturday and pre-
ceding Friday Of March, June and
August. The members Of the County
Board will grade the papers and sign
the certificates. There viii be little
excuse for especial certificates and
no inducements are offered since a
three dollar fee must be paid for that
examination and all questions and
papers for specials must be filed in
Office Of County Recorder. The en-
tire examination need not be taken at
one time.
The law does not excuse teachers,
holding State or county certificates
extending beyond the institute, from
attending the institute or from pay
ing an institute fee. BY ~indirection
that fee is liked at one dollar and fifty
cents.
The County Board Of Education
determines the place OF holding exam
nations; also date and place Of hold
ing institute In June, July or August.
Teachers must dismiss the idea that
there a not be good Institutes with
out compulslon. Jasper, Jackson,
Greene, Pettis and other counties hav-
ing supervision have had for years in
stitutes equal to the best. Teachers
in such counties have never been COM
PEELED TO 20 to institutes for certif-
Gates.
In counties employing one hundred
teachers about sixty will apply for
certificates each year. The commits
sioner will get $50 for conducting ex-
amiaations and attending meetings,
and s35 for work In the institute. Each
appointed member Of the County
Board will get s27 for conducting ex-
aminations and performing other
duties.
In such county there will be STA to
pay instructors, 50 paid by teachers
examined for certificates and SEQ from
the forty teachers Of the county who
we're not examined that year. All
moneys DOW in the treasury should be
usou lOI INA purpose.
The work Of the institute being
pedagogical and free from examining
for examination, there will be more
discussion and free expression OF
opinion. Not nearly 50 much teaching
will he necessary. Larger Institutes
can be handled with fewer instructors.
County Boards OF Education imbued
with a strong desire 70 improve con-
ditions will be less hampered IN an.
ranging for Institutes under the new
law, than under the old.
Pamphlets containing recent enact
ments with comment thereon will De
sent the county oommissi0ners-elect
Just a. sDgn as their addresses are
known The May number q the Mis-
souri, School Journal will contain fun
dieusI0n u The various applications
Of the law. Yours respectfully.
" r CAKHrNgToN.
state supL Public schools.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

TEE proposition to force England to
grant independence 70 the Beers by
refusing 70 buy her goods leads the
Louisville COuraT-JNarJsGl to remark:
The cause is indeed hopeless that
must resort % the boycott. II is a
weapon which not only does not win
for those who employ it, but in al
most every instance helps the other
side 10 win" Nevertheless, the
American Revolution began with a
boycott and turned out reasonably
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

Too MUCH credit cannot be given
to the ST. Louis Republic for the grand
Democratic victory achieved in st.
Louis at the city election. The Re-
public led the fight for the Democratic
nominees and has a right to be proud
Of the result
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

shoulder higher than the other, let
ting u hand drift significantly
toward his hip pocket, and thrusting
his neither jaw forward In a savage
way, he observed with a deliberate
ness which emphasized every syllable:
Nevertheless and notwithstanding.
BERTHE Allendale will sing Down in
the Valley"
And she did. So, likewise, neye-
theless and notwithstanding, the
Senate schedules will stand.
CIVIL SERVICE INCIDENTS.
Mr.. Vest never had any love for
civil service reform. He used 70 be on
most friendly terms with Gentleman
George Pendleton Of Ohio till Mr..
Pendleton introduced the bill which
is nov the Federal c~ivil-serylce law.
Vest read the bill the morning IL ap-
peared in print, and remarked %
some One that now would be a good
time 70 tle a claim for Pendleton's
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

PROF. f s Patterson who mar
ried Miss Bessie Emm0nS Of this
city, has been elected school commits
sioner Of Boone county. Prof. Patter-
son is devoted 70 his work, and will
make a splendid commissioner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

TIE London county council is going
to spend $4,000 in building model
cottages for wurkmen- The new mu-
nicipal houses will accommodate A.
900 people. The poorest parts Of Lon
don are not as crowded to-day as the
contested districts q New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

THE proposition for new court
house at Columbia, No, IA voted
down. 1t should be resubmitted from
time 10 time We are sur the more
the matter is discussed and considered
By the people q Boone county the
more popular this enterprise viii be
a--nn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

TIE law faculty Of the State Uni
versity has invited Honorable George
Robertson Of Mexico, To deliver a
course Of lectures before the law class
This is quite an honor and Mr.. Rob
erts1n has a right to be prond u it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

The crusade 10 Greater New York
against eXpoct0rati1n In street can
bids fair b 90 the Golfers q The clty.
ALREADY a iarge number Of men have
been hned for violating the health
laas in this respect.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11
shooung Inslde ths 81 LlmIt,

A member u the Council asks tho
LEDGER 10 state that shooting inside
the city limits must be stopped. some
parties IN north Mexico narrowly ~
eaped being struck to-day by some
-uc<L1oting at birds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11
In the Circuit Court Z
County, Nilsson

BY virtue and auth0hti
and order OF sale In pf
by the said Court in ID
titled cause, and of a q
thereof. dated Noyemb
Will, on
Tuesday, the 2Srd Day
D, 1901,
between the hours 0f go.
forenoon and 8 O'Clock int
OF that day, atthe east fil
Court House, in the City
in Audrain County, Miss.
public yendue, 10 the big.
the following described
viz.
(70l seventy acres, tht
south half, northeast qua
u.s. eighteen, and ,i0l
northwest quarter Of SOU
ter Of section as eigb.
township t50) ifty, ran.
and all Of block l3l tine
addition to the City Of
containing fourteen IL
drain County, Missouri
Terms Of sale as fola5
third cash in hand, ore.
in six months, One-tE'
months; deferred paym
per cent. interest fr0m al
QUINCY
tbs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11
Abe LarifnOre.

This jack is too well known TO require
q printed description and pedigree
here. He is one Of the best individuals
IN this or any other country. 500 TO
insure a living colt.
Also another fine jack, ABE LARI-
MORE, JR., $500 10 insure living colt.
Money due when fact Is aSscertained
or mare parted with or removed from
neighb0rhOOd. In all cases colt stands
gOod Tor season. DO not insure in
second hands.
PaSturage at sLO0 per month for
mares from a distance.
W. ". JOHNSON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11
Administrator E

Notice Is hereby giyeH I
Of administration upon
sam b. Davis, deceased
granted the u~ndeBignd
bate Court OF Audraia
souri,, bearing date Marc
All persons having O.
said estate are requeste
them for allowance 10
tor within one year ate
granting letters, or theI
from any benefit
and il such claims Be
within two years from
will be forever barred.
\. C.
sat ADJ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

Hos. WALTER WILLIAMS, editor Of
the Columbia, lMO.l Herald, has been
elected president q the Columbia
school board. He Is the right man in
the right place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

REPREsESTATTyE Clay, q Audrain,
and Representative Wallace, Of Rails
win examine the candidates for cadet
ship 70 Annapolis al the Ringo Hotel
in Mexico On Friday, April L.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

TIRE Linton District Medical Society
meets In Mexico at ; p n Tuesday.
May =. 4 most interesting programme
has been prepared, and there should be
afull attendance Of the members Of
the association.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11
Weekly Ledger
THURSDAY, APRIL Il.

II yOu want a sample copy o. ". J.
Bryan's Comnt0n1r send your name to
the Mexico LEDGER and We viii order
one for O at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

II would ast0uish you b know the
number u huggieS We sell 10 a year.
There must Be- a cause for this. En-
anime our line d vehicles and sou
vii then not De- surprised az the mum
Der sod. FEEHfs 4 CArrHoHS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

THE MOberly DaOcnu says The
Mexico LEDGER viii bold a primary
10 decide who is the m0st beautiful
woman in Mexico. The LEDGER is .
courapes1us journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

Notice is hereby givea ma
the estate OF Mar j. WEE
made ct the MAJ tern
OF kudrain county,
hexico, MiasUuri, On ne
Nay, iai
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

Notice IL hereby given ihsi
the estate OF J. ". Dlau
made at the May term o.
Of Audrzin county, Mlssoan
JOSE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11
Notice of Final Sets

Notice u hereby giTen thii
the estate OF Raben Plls
made ct the May term o.
OF Audrain county Missouri
Missouri, on the second honaV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

Notice l. hereby TiEgn, "a
the estate % r. p hlu ~
b made II ths Nay tsna
Of Audrain counu
ia6i CARAlk
q A RDi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11
Nntiss Of Final ssile

Notice IL hereby giysn ~.
the estate OF Patrick suilIA &
made 81 the May af.
Court OF Audrzin county
Mexico, Missoan, 90 usy
May, io0i. w
"a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11
n.,l,. 9. ri..I we

Notice l. herehT
Of the estate o. u
BE- made a. the MaY go
uf Audmin cuimu
aeIieo aiss'aFh %
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

4 majority u the members d the
Cuban Constitutional C0nrenuon are
lnaltenbly opposed b. the Hatt
amendment and win not negotiate
further With Governor General Wood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11
Colonel swinl., y.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Apr1
William #. switzler. io,s
historian, is critically m ,,+s
Of his daughter, Ms. IL,
In Columbia.
Colonel Switzler Ia,
some days with a carb9,g
neck and blood poisoning
ed. Colonel swiuler Is p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

says the Yandalia Lsadsr Martin
kunkel vas down fr0m Mexico Satur.
day and met with the Masonic hreth.
ren al night lie hasa kindly feeling
Tor Fandalia Ii was In this yiclhIts
IN ls1 that be- married his wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

Notice : hereby nEsa
ne estate % A. CQfle
"a ne May tern q 1851
Audrain codnU, alssla
Misaoan. % ne ss9l. esd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11
NOTICE OF
SHERIFF'S SALE IN nj

MARQUETTE CASEY,
Plaintiff,
vs..
CASEY, MARI
CASEY, HANNA (CAsEYl
MCCAULIRF, - Nc
CAULIFF, her husband
NORA CASEY, MICHAEL
CASEY, JR., NELLIE Ca.
sEY, MAGeIEC CASEY AND
d CASEY,
DgeRdants
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

Col. ]. W. SPARKS,
Col. r. L. HARTMAN, IA
JUDGE ]. A. STEWART,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-11

We show the latest craze OF all the large
cities in the Russian Blouses-
blues, cardinals and browns
apiece Vestee Suits
$3.50, $3.50 S. and up.
Two-piece, double breasted Suits
81, $3.50, $3.50, S. and up.
Larger Boys Suits (long Pant, 8
piece Suits $3.50, S., $3.50 up.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Coleman have
taken the Hodges house.
The cost Of the August session Of the
circuit Court amounted to S2l9G 30.
Mr.. Ia Tdplettul Jas Thicker Of
rerkIn'yiIIe werem town Monday.
Mr.. L, Rosenzweig will spend Sunday
In Columbus with Messrs. Rosenzweig
Bros.
Mr.. lack Landrum, a Columbus
attorney, was in Macon Tuesday on
legal business.
Cheap Joe will be ready for business
on Monday, Sept l6 Call and inspect
our goods at the E. c. Scales old stand
The Boston store was the first to nut
IN arc lights, They make beautiful
light, and others will follow Mr..
Zagor.
Mr.. T. B, Nicholson of Shuqualak,
the Poland China raiser, was in Macon
Tuesday, and we were glad to number
nm among our subscribers.
There will be Il Garden Party at the
the residence of Mr., A, Klaus on Fri
day, Sept. goth. from to 70 p. IN by
the Walter Barker chapter, U, D. C.
The proceeds will be used to place head.
stones over the Confederate soldier .
graves in the Odd Fellows Gem terry.
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Munlclnn.

AT meeting held Sept. o, three al.
dermen were present, Messrs Crymrs
Carleton and Grace.
The Treasurer reported balances nm
hand as follows.
General fund...................... ,{,,. 49,
Special School Fund ........ -s, tn
school Fund. ..--.... .............. 7S- -
The Marshal reported twelve arrests
for July and SCI fines collected.
For August he reported sixtsen ar
rests and S2G. 80 fines collected
Clerk Bell reported SIZE 80 privilege
license collected.
Communication from Boar of Trus.
tees was read and the following is the
reply to same;
GENTLEMEN-The new school build
ing now being in readiness the clerI, of
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen is
hereby instructed to formally turn over
said building to your honorable board
for use for school purposes, commenc-
ing term of 1901 and 1902
We further state that the appropria-
ton of $500, made August 1901, for
school furniture. we consider ample for
present purposes and said amount is
now subject to your order.
At meeting held Sept. lth all the
aldermen were present.
The bond of r. r., Elllin as tax asses
sor was approved and ordered spread on
minutes, as also his oath of office,
The financial statement for year end.
Aug. 81 was ordered to be filed, spread
on the minutes and published.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-09-14
The Woman's Club.

Last Wednesday afternoon will long
be remembered with pleasure by the
members and guests of THE Won.
an Club. - Mrs VIM. F. Scales. as
sisted by Mesdames Erie Scales and Geo
Richardson, and her guest, Miss Will
liams, of Mobile, entertained the club
in her usually bright and charming man.
ner. at the home of Mrs, Richardson.
Each guest was requested to bring a
package of her own choosing as attract
i've looking as possible. These pacBag
were very deceiying in their appearance.
as we found out on opening them. They
afforded much fun and amusement
The refreshments were dainty and
served attractively. d.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-09-14

Notice is hereby given to all persons
who contemplate teaching in the pubic
schools of Noxxbee county, that the
examination will be held as follows,
to-wit:
For white teachers, on Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 20, and 81, and Oct
IS, and 10, 1901, at the court house
For colored teachers, Sept ~ and
9s, aud Oct. %, and 20, 1901 at the
colnred school house in Macon.
Each examination will comprise 1--WE
days and begin promptly at 0 o'clock
y m. S, NJ, THOMAS
Co. Supt. Ed,
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September Changes

Waite W. McCorquoda!e, a good
looking gentleman from Clarke comfy
Ala, is at the Patty Dry Goods Cos
At Rogers & Co S the new clerks are
John w. Combs Of Shuquaak and } K
Locke. of Columbus.
Miss Alice May bought Miss Shelton 5
stock of millinery and will continue the
business at the same stand next to Klaus
The new clerks al Klaus are Ecrnest
Lucas, Gus Minor. J X Triplett, and
Henry Martin will start in first OF Octo-
Der.
At the Boston store the new clerks are
]. c. Mcqueen of Winston county and
Jas j. Windham, of Stone. Ala VIII
be in next week.
Mr. ] J st. John of Brooksville. and
Howard Scales will be found at the
store of E c Scales & Co,
Mr., Jobe Lee Of Aashulavi'le, IS in
the new house of Mr., Joe Lee,
Mr., l, W, Taylor is at the Eclipse
| Stables,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-09-14
card of Thanks.

Since the burning of my residence
while | was absent from Macon, nave
been so pressed with business that !
have neglected to thank those who
rendered me invaluable aid in saving
nv household effects. take this
opportunity to thank them most sincere
ly and I shall ever feel grateful to them
for their prompt assistance,
Sept IL. W. H. ol0Nh''
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Land for Sale

I will accept the highest reasonable
offer received by Nov, 1st next for my
farm containing 100 acres, well fenced,
good house, 70 rooms, large barn, a
place easily adapted for dairy or truck
farm. Only ten minutes walk from
Macon postoiice,
Also lGOacres good black prairie land,
five miles east of Macon, at sacrifice,
See me at my barber shop one door
south of Nurphey's drug store, up
stars, 9-li-tll ALEX DUKE.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

NV place three miles south of Macon,
containing 433 acres, 100 acres open lard.
balance well timbered, plenty of good wa
ter. 8 neyer.failing wells ana a good els
tern, four good settlements with plenty Of
out.houses, one of the best cotton farms in
the county. Also a good orchard on place.
Crops now growing will show for them
selves Fol terms and further information
call on or address
j. f. LlNDLEY,
iunclj.3m Macon. Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-09-14

Macon School No, opened with a
large attendance and with hattering
prospects for successful session.
The Trustees were present and were
called upon for speeches, but they failed
to respond, Mr.. Tyson said all looked
to the chairman, Mr., Dent, to make a
speech and Mr.. Dent said he thought
Mr.. Tyson would be glad of the oppor
tunity to make a speech to the ladies.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-09-14
Off for School.

Misses VIVA Harrison and Mabel
Scales will attend Ward s Seminary in
Nashville, Miss Mary Ames will re.
turn to Mobile, Edw. Price will go to
Vanderbilt, Ben Price to Spring Hill,
Tenn, Chesley Featherston Walter
Minor, Jimmie Coleman, Val Ames,
Will Bush, O. r., Cole, &, E, Hummer
to the A. & NJ, f. T, Bush and Chas.
Ames TO Oxford.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-09-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
The State of Mississippi. Noxubee County
W. s. Strode

The State of Mississippi. Noxubee County
W. s. Strode
no. 2239 vs.. In Chancery.
Money Barker ct al.
In pursuance OF final decree rendered
in the above-stated cause at the April Term,
A, D., 1901, of the Court aforesaid. dated
April 26th, A. D., 1901, the undersigned
Commissioner in said cause appointed VIII,
on Monday. the Il h day Of October. A. D., 1901
in front of the door of the Court House in
the town Of Macon IN said county. within
legal hours. proceed to sell at public out
cry to the highest and best bidder, the ioI'
lowing rbed real estate lying and being
situated In said county and state, to-wit'
The north half Of south half OF lot 4, block
10 bounded on the north by vacant lot OF
A, Holberg, on the south by W, 5. Ferrls'S
store, on the west by Jefferson street and
lrenting on said street 80 feet, and the two
brick store-houses situated thereon.
Terms of sale & "sh
The title to the above described property
is believed to be perfect, but shall convey
only ,uch title AS vests in me by virtue OF
said final decree. W, y, CLARK,
scptI-ts COMMISSIONER
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TO THE PUBLIC.

All parties indebted to or having claims
against the estate OF r. Hauenstein. de-
ceased, or the business OF r. c, Hauen-
stein are requested to make settlement OF
or present same for settlement at once.
We are DESTROYS of winding up this estate
as early as possible.
II. II, HAUENSTEIN,
Rug24.4t Airy.
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LAND FOR SALE.

offei for sale the following described
lands;
10 acres of south end of east half OF
north quar-. west quar-, section i, T Is, Il
10 east,
South half section 20, r Is, r lG.
East half OF northeast quar- Sec, "a, 7 Is,
Rl5.
West half of northwest quar-. See 50, I IT.
Rl5.
Also store-house in town of Macon nov
vacant, and between the stores Of w o
Barnes and |. T, Smith. Write
W. Nj. PAINE.
or see Aberdeen, Miss,
Il. V. YATES,
Merchants Il Farmers Bank,
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SEALED BIDS.

The Clerk is ordered to advertise for
sealed bids for the building of a trestle
bridge on the leveeof the Macon and Louis
willie road. Said bridge to be built according
te plans and specifications now on file in
the Chancery CLERKS office.
DoRROH, chan, Clerk,
BY L. l.. DORROH, d. {,
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SEALED BIDS.

The Chancery clerk is ordered to adver-
tise for bids for the building of new Ferry
Boat to be used at Giles Ferry, on the Nox-
ubee river. Said ferry boat to be built ac-
cording to the plans and specifications now
on file in this office.
Y. 7, DORROH, Chan. Clerk.
By |. l., DoRRoH. ID. c.
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A FRAGMENT NOTICE.
The State NJ Miss,ssippi

To i. ]. Allen, whose postoffice address is
oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory -
An attachment at the suit Of The impe.
rial Cotton Oil Company against you es
tate for S2S5,l0 returnabls before the Cir
cult Clerk OF Noxubee COUNTY, at Macon
Mississippi, has been executed and Ia now
Tendii 9 in said court and unless you ap
pear before said court on
Third Monday Of August, A. D. 1901,
and plead to said action, Judgment will hi
entered and the estate attached will be sold
w. =. MINOR,
aug. r. 1901 Clerk.