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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-19
TELLER IS AGGRIEVED
Colorado Senator Diplcaed at Re,
marks Of Depew.
LATTER REGRETS 1T.
The Matter Was brought About IL
Connection With Remarks OF
New Yorker on Represen.
tation In the senate.

Washington. Feb iS.-The senate
Tuesday agreed 10 the conference ro'
port on the army appropriation BILL
which was p escniei by Mr Proctor
Discussion Of the statehood bill was
resumed and Mr Depew continued his
remarks IN opposition 20 H. Toward
tho end Of the session Mr. Teller de-
elared that himself and the country
bad been insulted by some Of Mr. De-
pcws references to the unequaied rep
r,sentatlon In the senate
Advancing 20 the center aisle and
speaking with great ferfor. Mr. Teller
said Il was no small thing 20 talk about
changing the form under which this
government had grown 30 great and
so strong Il have listened TO good
deal Of nonsense" said he. Il have
listened 20 q good deal consider be-
meath the dignity OF the senate. but !
cannot listen to Mr.. Depew's remarks
without saying here as a senator and
a. a citizen OF the United States feel
insulted. and think the American peo.
pie will feel this insult from the sen
a,or from New York"
Replying. Mr.. Depew said be regret
ted Mr.. Teller felt insulted. but when
you add 10 the minority representation
In the senate" said he. and take Il
farther away from the people. you are
calling attention 70 a condition where
you cannot tell what the people will do
With the discussion % the future"
The resolution providing for the
reading In the senate Feb % OF Wash
ingtons farewell address was adopted
and the president pro TEN designated
Mr. Dubois OF Idaho as the reader. A
bill was passed 10 authorize the ab.
sentee Wyandotte Indians 20 select
certain LANDS and for other purposes.
The Quay resolution asking for a
vote on the statehood bill wcsit over.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-19
ADVICE TO HIS FLylL
poOkcr I. Washington Delivers al
Address to Them.
MEANS AND METHODS.
Suggests 90 Negroes That They Free
Themselves From Debt, Save
Money and Also Cultivate
Habits Of Thrift.

Tuskegee. Ala. Feb is.-The twelfth
annual Tuskegee negro conference be-
gan It's sessions at the Tuskegee nor
mai and industrial institute to-day.
The conference was organized by
Principal Booker T. Washington.
Washington 10 his opening address
spoke as follows From the FIRST u
has been the main work OF this confer
ence 10 conhne itself to simple and In
formal consideration Of methods and
means for securing homes freeing
ourselves from debts. saving money
encouragement OF intelligent produ-
GERS. payment % taxes, cultivation OF
habits Of thrift. honesty and virtues.
building OF schoolhouses and churches.
securing education and high Christian
character and friendship between
races. While not forgetting the other
important Interests Of race. we believe
these constitute the primary founda-
tion upon which all races began their
career Of freedom and usefulness.
Throughout the entire race We must
keep alive a feeling Of hope and en-
eouragement We have seen darker
days than these through which we now
seem 20 be passing No race that "a
patient long suffering. industrious
economical and viriuous Is persistent
in efforts that make for progress and
that eultlyates e spirit Of good will TO-
wards all mankind Is ever left without
reward. We shall get more out Of
struggle than out Of contentment."
In connection with the conference
there Is a fine exhibit OF the agricultu-
raj work and methods OF Tu4kegee in
stitute. and an effort made 10 teach
men and women present things which
will be practical for them.
The conference adopted resolutions
setting forth various methods by
which conditions Of the colored agri.
culturist can be improved. and oOnclu-
ding with the declaration that pros
pedty and peace are dependent upon
the good relations between the races
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CANNOT 90 so.
President Ramsay Of the wabash RsGu..
to Grant Increase.

70 sNanA AnffeasHs
St Louis. Feb. ls.-Presldent Joseph
Ramsay. Jr, OF the Wabash. after
hearing application OF committees OF
brakemen and conductors for increas-
ed wages. announced that the compa.
ny cannot In reason and justice be
asked TO pay more on the east side Of
the Mississippi river than competing
lines operating In the same territory.
West OF the river the Wabash is con-
fronied with the same conditions that
govern the policy OF the lines In that
territory. but the committees asked
that the basis Of settlement obtained
on the west side OF the river. namely.
a ~ per cent advance for passenger
and rs per cent FOR freight service. be
applied 10 what is known as the mid.
die division OF the Wabash. covering
lines To- Illinois. This Mr. Ramsey de-
cliued 20 do. on the ground that the
Wabash could not afiord TO pay more
than rs competitors In that section.
Matter Is SIN In hands Of the commit
tee.
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WARM WORDS.
Littisheid and sulEer Have an Interest.
inE spat In the House.

Littlsheid and SulEsr Have an Interest.
Ing spat In the House.
Washington. Feb. ls-The house be.
gan consideration OF the naval appro-
priatlou bin under the operation Of a
rule which made the new legislation
relative 20 the increase OF the person
mel Of the navy and for the Increase OF
the naval academy In order. General
debate on the bin was without special
feature. Thirty OF the sixty Eve pages
o. the measure We completed. The
paragraph In the bin providing $780,
600 for naval station on the great
lakes went out on a point OF order.
The senate amendment 10 the Indian
appropriation bin was disagreed 10 and
the bill sent 20 conference. MessrF
sherman. Curtis OF Kansas and Little
OF Arkansas were appointed conferees.
hr. Litileheld and Mr.. Sulzer had an
Interesting clash before the naval bill
wos taken up.
Mr Littleheld arose 20 a question OF
privilege in connection with some Pc
marks made by Mr. Sulzer last satur.
day' He charged that Mr.. sulzer on
that occasion had mIsropTcsented him
in various ways lie said Mr. sulzor
subsequently, had corrected his re-
marks 90 make Il appear that ho G.lt-
utueidl was present and characterized
the alleged Misrepresentation as ode
me ate, premedlated and intential."
Mr Sulzer replied 10 Mr. Littleaeld
IN "a s'mrhumorous vein. Ho smoke OF
VI Lltuchelds speech iust made as
his defense for his failure TO pass his
antitrust bin IN fulhllmcnt Of his al
legged promise 10 his constituents last
summer 90 pass a. or know the reason
Why"
The issue raised by Mr.. Llttleaeld. he
denominated q mere quibble." which
demonstrated the genueman's Inability
10 be- fair. decent or courteous"
Amid great laughter he said. LET
The CALLED jade Vince my withers are
unwrung"
cent -. o.
Washington. Feb. 1S.-Auer the
reading OF the journal In the house
Tuesday. Mr. Cooper TEX called AZ.
tention 10 the fact that through an or.
TOR In the record a bin passed Mon.
day relating 10 an appropriation in the
river and harbor bill for Sabine Pass
technically repealed the river and
harbor bill As the matter was some.
what complicated Il was allowed 10 20
over.
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sIrned b, Ferrn.nn.

Guthrie. Okla, Feb 1S.-Goyornor
Ferguson has signed the house bnl
passed by both houses OF the leglsla.
ture, providing for the taxation OF
property In those Indian reservations.
which are attached 10 various coun.
ties OF Oklahoma for judicial purposes.
This will increase the territorial I'm.
come through taxation over 100000
annually allowing tax TO be- placed
on all cattle owned IN other states
which have been placed ON the reoer.
walton pastures.
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Took the oath

Washington. Feb. lS.-George p
Cortelyou took the oath as secretary
OF the department OF commerce and Ia
Dor shortly after II o'clock this morn
ing. AZ the same time Wm Loeb. Jr.
was sworn IN as secretary 10 the pres
i0ent The oaths we're administered
by Chief Justice Fuller
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Chicago. Feb. lS-ln the socalled
beet trust case Judge Grosscup over
ruled the demurrer OF the packers aud
granNd the motion for preliminary
injunction.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18

Tbr Board Of Aldermen hrit q
special meesing on Thsr-iay and
cancelled the contrac made Juae
"A. 1904. with r A. siiuson. 70
sink a deep well for ,hs town Of
'9oodgiIle. The Board reserved al.
rights and rlaiais for damages they
have sustained, or may have sus-
tanned. by Sliusons failure to com
piete said well. That the well has
not been cnmpieted Is BY no means
the fault Of the Board, as they have
been active IN this matisr, sut were
disappointed in the contractor. De
lay has been caused from various
reasons. and il now appears uunec'
esarily so. as the contract should
have been cancelled months ago,
but this was not done. owing TO the
fact that Ssinson always gave as
surances that he would secufe tbs
necessary supply Of water. As ths
establishment OF a system Of water
works aud electric lights depends
upon the completion OF well, Il /
q matter Of much interest with oul
people who have awaited uncesn
piainingiy. but with the dust o
another summer. will come the hut
and cry. ard we hope the propet
person eau be secured 10 accomplish
this work: the Board having an
thorized the Mayor to make suci
contract at the earliest opportunity
Following the completion Of tn
well. the waier-works and eleciri
lights plant win be pushed rapid,
to completion, aud our little tow
will take on new life aud vigor j
her old age.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18

1t is within the power Of the
State Executive Committee to come
TO the relief Of the counties and in
struct or suggest some means for
uniform action pertaining TO the
recent decision Of the Attorney
General. As the matter now stands
The counties are Mt sea, bur while a
large majority will disregard the
opinion, some viii probably adhere
to il. which will OF course mean
election contests for the future. -
This matter can be put straight
now BY 4 uniformity Of action and
doubtless will be done. This is only
one of the many tangies that Genes
as 4 product Of the primary law.
and We predict its repeal after .
limited test.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18
41I. la2.aw

Great preparations are being made
for the euseFlaiument at New Orleans
.Of Veterans and their friends on be
occasion III the Annual Reunion
Unitea CgsEedefates Veterans which
takes place III New Orleans. Mas 10 I'd
20, 1903, and In order that large num-
leFs mas attend. there has been naae
SIN the Yaza0 Il Mississippi Valley II
II, i Rate Of ICent Mile In each
direction EFani all stations tG New
Orleans. Tickets at this rate, fer t bis
ueasiau. will he 20 sale May 10 20 n.
and Tor trains scheduled % arrive 10
New Orleans hetsFe moon sf Nav p
They will lae raaa fer return until
May n. and can be extended 90 pay-
meat az 90 cents ID June Ii. Partieu
lars III y0nF0ame tieSet agent.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18

Jndge Brame, of Jackson. has
announced himself as a candidate
Tor Attorney General. He is i
man Of ability aud one OF the lead.
M lawyers Of the state. and il
welI qualified 70 fiji the position tc
which be aspiFes. His announce.
mens has been tavorabiy received in
I'll parts of The slate. and in case
ct 10 other aspirants. we hope he
will selected orer the present ID.
cunbent.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18

A few Of Our exchanges are sug
gcsting that the candidates Of each
comfy agree not TO make person
al house to house canvass this year,
on account Of the fact that the
farmers are SO far behind III farm
operations. This will NOT meet
with general favor, from either
farmer or candidate. as il is one Of
the old customs and we do not
care to see 1t abolished. The election
only comes once III four years ami
the farmers enjoy the old way Of
having a little chin music nnder a
shade tree during the hot summer
dayso course the candidate
should give each farmer q lift with
the hoe or plow when he retards
the work of voter.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18

The senatorial contest has opened
up, aud is now in full bloom. Coy.
I.ongino is telling the people about
the great prosperity be has brought
10 the state during his administra-
ton. aud we are awaiting to hear
him claim that this proserisY will
spread to the Union in case OF bis
election as Senator. Senator Mon
ey Is addressing to The people state
and national questions, with which
he. as Senator. must combat, with
such force and depth Of learning
that the people are eager 10 be in
structed by 50 able an expounder.
The exalted position to which Mr..
Money has risen in the eyes OF the
people Of this nation is one tina,
will remain a mystery to men oi
Governor Longino's calibrc.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18

Mississippi has just realized the
real good Of banks. Heretofore
the farmers the class that derive The
greatest benefit. have opposed
banks believing that they oppressed
the poor. They little realize that
the object Of their contempt was
soon 10 become their best friend.
As > farmer remarked to the editor
Of the ReveilIe this week, the banks
ef Port Gibson have made It pos
sibIe for every honest man, no
matter how poor he is. to buy for
cash. By this means We are grad
uallY getting on a cash basis. an
essential for the Sonth's prosperity.
Port Gibson Reveille.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18
NOTICE FOR PuBLIcATIoN.

Department Of the Interior, Land Office
at Jackson, Miss, April 6, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof viii be
made before the Chancery Clerk, wilkin'
son Co., al Woodville Miss on MAY 10,
tgo,. yIE Aleck { Hopkins. H. E.
No 332T7, for the S. ! S. f Sec. 80 {;
u \ Z Sec, n T. 4 y, K. Wesi
OF Washington Meridian. He names the
following Witnesses to prove his continu-
Gus residence upot and cultivation Of said
land viz: J. ID Murray, Henry Nettles
Frank Nettles, all Of Saukum. Miss. and
T. K Tillrry, Of Rosetta. Mississippi.
FRED w COLLINS, Register
April II 1903 Sw
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18

The grand jury NJ Franklin coun
" found indictment against tweIv,
alleged whisecapprs. who wers
placed under bonds Of $4,000 to ap
pear Al the next session OF Circuit
Court. Judge Truly j. isdetermines
70 wipe out from his district thi:
Iawlessuess and has been untirina
IN his efforts TO bring them to Jus.
lice.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18

Major Vardaman. the leading
ssndidaie for Governor. Is > thorn
= he side Of the Jackson wire
rnlieFs aud nothing 5 being Iefl
undoae 10 secure bis defeat. While
we afe not IN accord with Mr.
Vardaman on I'll Of bis views. we
. sc i him the making 81 !
Governor thst vii he credit 10
the state. He i : mar determine
ton. and will not permit politicians
= lead him = wiII. he i possessed
II marked executive ability and i
ailrsethtr "a homes. fearless. out
s>7zsa soa of Mississippi whom
- 1'<zpl< n this State aiIl DO Nell
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18
NOTICE FoR PuRETeAT1oN.
Department 1T the Interior.
I4nutl u4icr 1T Jackson Ai~2is~fn

Department Ut the Interior.
LHud usiice 1T Jackson MisSisstDpi.
March - seE3
N1ttre + hereby 9SSeu that tho fnii0wing-
Hahled setfieF has f5sed natiee uf his Intention
70 lnAke 4nal nNaag III ssiR40rt of his claim,
ard that said prtlaf viii D. made before tt,,
Shancefy Cl1gk. Wilkinson Co. at Wund VILE.
AAss, on My q. ia9k VIZ: Dssanis Norman.
II II No sHaes, fHr rhs :. Ella IS WhSE L
> " II Sec. p T. An, II. East Of washig-
tnm Meridian.
Tie nsfaes the following wisHeSsss to prove
hss cuntiea0tas Fesaarnee upon and caltiya-
tiaa 1t said land. vizs
Dick Tiii.ry. Robert TFllefy Elijah Me-
Gfalae. NAa hrowh ali as asetfA Nftssissipai
FRED VI. COLLINS.
daFeh = Iss7sw Register
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18

We publish III this isSue very in
teresting communication signed M Z
which il uf yast Importance 20 the
farmers especially, who must buy meal
and chopped feed. The quality of tilc
meal VIZ are receiving has caused great
loss toaour merchants, and the warn
Ing given hy M win be taken with
profit by an consumers Of coTnneal. -
The day when we will raise cur meat
ard meal at lloiae win be the day
when tie greatest prosperity Will at
tend our Southland.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18
NOTICE FOR pE.HLIcArIoN.

Department 1T she Interior Land 1f-
ilce At IaekSan Miss. April :. la19.
Nntlca i hereby given hat the fof-
l0nitag-ualned settler has slEe1 notice
II his infaatfon IL mSke psss0f IN sun~
port at his claim. ard that said pro- {
Nih he maAe hefafe the ChaneeFy
Clerk. Wilkinson Uk. at Ne0dvisie.
Miss. I'D May f6. i91a. viz. Thomas
JOHN Shrnnshlre. II. +. Ma. aasla. far
the n. e. lin. { ~ S3tAef-A Sec
=, T. IN. r. 1 Nesa III Washington
Meridian. He names Ehe FAEloafta
witnesses e. pFnxe MS ranfinnnus res
sae1re enau ard rulFsTaS = sg Safgs
iana. VIZ n 4. NAsk. II u Kegsaez
Il G Afnnsa. Misana IaHeS. I'll ii
HiFam. MISSISSIPPI
FRED. " ts1EsI1SS. Reglsss.
April IS lska zn
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18

A town was never built III a day
and it requires time and patience
to make municipal improvements.
No matter what plan is suggested
for the upbuilding OF town, It is
certain to meet with obstruction
lists. bat IL pushed forward success
fully, these gradually see the good
derived therefrom, and rapidly fall
into line. There are causes for OBJ
jections. as many times the I'M
pF 1vements appear to be oppres-
sion. and not until put into opera
ton il these benefits realized. II
requires work TO build up q town,
so lets be up and doing.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18
NOTICE Fog PUBLICATION.

Department NJ The Interior.
Land Oafce as jackson Mississippi
March "a 1914
Notice i hereby given that the following.
nAnasd settler has Rled notice Of hts Islfan.
li11 to HsAke final proof in saptssrt 81 81,
Chains. and that said hfuof u III he fitte fefn4x
yIhe EhaaeeFy Clerk. Wilkinson On. Il W.tYI,
willie. Mss. nn Ma 1873, viz: William Nor.
man. II e. No. As2a2. Tor tlse e =. NIs&s
v - s. W - sec. 81. TAN, r. i Easf n
Washington meridian
He Hanss the toilawsaE Witnesses "a prows
his rAHtfnaGRs residence un0n aud caErsxa.
tfpu ne sad land. viz
paek EtilrFv. EsS5ah MeEr~sna. q ab Tflierv
Van Bryant All. % hgsetsa MSSisstnnt
FRED. COLLINS
AaFrh 2 E*@sSa kexlsteF.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18
NOTIcE FnR pURLICATION.


Department of the Interior. Land
Ufaee AZ Jackson, Mss. April II, lssaa
N0tice i hrrchY given that The fol-
lowing -namea settler has filed notice
NJ MS Intention to make final pFuuf III
support of hts claim. and that said
psuf y III l.e made before the Chance
~ Clerk, WiiklnSnF n. III Wooagille.
Miss. un MaF -. fss1f. VIZ: George
Fufsi. IT. T. NJ. 3I97a. III the : nj.
Nv IL Sec. -. r. IN. II. = West OF
Washington Meridian. he names the
following Witnesses 10 prove his ctsns
tiau1Hs residences apnn and ealtaxa-
tlan 81 said land. Viz: George phlppS.
Isaac Phipp<. Mase Armstrong. s n.
Bunch. all % DnluFusa. MlsSiSslnul.
FRED. ". COLLINS. Register.
April IS. fae353
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18
BANKRuPTcY NoTIcE.


In The District Court Of the United
States for the Southern District
Of Mississippi.
los. In the matter Of F. A. Hart,
Bankrupt. II Bankruptcy.
To whom it may coneern
Take notice that on the 18th day
Of April, A. D. 1905. petition was
filed in BANKRUPTCY by the above
Bankrupt. praying that he be dis
charged from all his debts provable
against his estate except such debts
as are excepted by law from such
discharge. The hearing Of said
petition has been set for the 5oih
day Of April 4. D. 1908. at Jackson
Miss, before the Hon. II. {, Niles
lU. s. District Judge, at which
time and place you are required tc
show cause, II any YOU can, WHY
the prayer of said petitioner Should
not be granted.
L. b. MosELEy, Clerk.
| Bramlelte & Tucker, AIty's.
April is. IOo5-Iw
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18

Department az the Interior. Land OEice al
Jackson. Mss MaFCh u. iaQS
Notice i hereby given that she following
aasas.i settler has died notice vf his intention
20 make aital nfoo{ II support of his elasns.
! and that said prQ0t Hlll be matte before ttae
ehancsafy cieFs. u Wilkinson county al Mood
vile. Miss, on Mas S iAa, Fiks William Perry
| IL +. No. Ss@sa for the hiGff sW ar aud nv al
| 81 Qr. SIC ~, 4. u. r ! wesf II Washington
Mssidlaa III fanagssstise following wftatsS,ss
| Ia pfUte hss continuous residence upan ;tud
cultivation ~ said iafsd. viz; James Win :
Sankuua. "a AEnFsi0sk Havafd. Win Hayarc
aud Robert AnrfaN- IA ts4FssstfH, Miss
FRED ". CoIL.ENs, Register
April ASK
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18
NorIcr rnR prnrIcAr1nN

Department Of the Inferi',r, Land Oisice al
JacSsoa. Miss. March q. lN8
Notice Il hereby given that the following
nam cd settler has ilrd notice of liz intention
sp make iiaal pTanf 10 support Of his claim
aRa thnf said pfraf viii bs nade before the
chaHcerv CLERK Wilkins sn C5naty. ut Wood
wills. Miss m MaF 8 ia92 Wig: Jesae y. lane
hart II f. No. ssssl far tbe haig /. " az. SD
,. ., u. west ~ Washington Meridian. he
names the following witnesses to prove hi.
continuous residence npun snd cultivation 81
said land. viz: Il. 81 JAsnph Bon Io-eplt
George Auders and WIll Joseph. all d
Saukuhl, Miss
FRED. W. C0LLENS Register.
Aplil45w
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18

Kinds and yaxoo counties stand
1t the head Of the list in Mis-.
sisslppi with seven electoral votes
each. The electoral vote will be a
very important factor ia the state
elections. and these counties. TO-
gether with about q hall dozen more
that cast six votes. will be the cy.
nosure Of the eyes Of candidates.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18
MUL-DOON

The Saddle Stallion will make this
season In Nooivilie, Donegal and at
Prrcy's Creek. and any other points
where application is lmatle for five or
uaore mares. Pedigree furnished on
demand $40 for season. so to in
sure. Appts to W. G. t'agc. Artnn.
ish or John d NJ IRIS, Wo0dville.
April Is. 1903 I'm
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18
NOTICE EoR PUBLICATION

Department of The Interior, Land Office at
jackson, Miss, March "a 1868,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice OF his intention
10 make fiaal proof in support iof his claim.
and thar said pfoof will I've made before the
chancety cltrk. MllkiEsun County. al Wood
willie, Miss on May Z. isaS. viz: Charles K
Day. u + No sg8s for the se ar nv ar. sN
az ne or nv ar 81 ar and ne Or sW o. set, Z. 8
u, II cas-! of Washington Meridian. He names
tle following witnesses - prove his cOntinu-
GUS residence upou aud cultivation OF said
| land. viz. Robert L. Murray and John q.
Murray, Uf Saakuut and William ~ Mickey
and James II. Henley. OF Hiram. Miss.
FRED W, CuLLENS, Register.
Apail45w
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18

The man who il willing 10 sit In
idIeness and wait fortune TO knock
Il his door. must be satisfied with
the anticipation. as that Il all he
will realize. The man who suc-
cceds i the one who il ready and
anxious 10 grasp every opportunity
that presents itself and make the
znlost Of II.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18

New Orleans is making great
preparations for the Confederate
Reunion to be held on May 10th.
roth and aist. This win be The
most successful Reuuion at which
the old confeds have gathered and
! royal welcome awaits slem.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18
NOTICE f1a PUBLICATION
Department ~ the Imserinr.
IausI SlElsce as = IL ksnH M{sSSgs.tnns


Land aENre as SarksnH MSs~isS3nns
Aarr8 - 1896
Aetire i heFefay given thar Sire following
nAEFfst saftier has hied mos tce uf MS fntenti0n
e asake Hnai proaf III SupnnFt ~ his riaffa.
Aan that said prfaf wRiE ~ slade Hefarsa ttsss
C@neerg Clerk. N5ikEasaH Ca II Wn sxfffp.
Miss. an Max , fKz1 xixs 6a0rne " ravin'
& & No A1s.sk for the n EN- y 4 See /.
i Sec. IL TN. 3. | West u NasAlastor
na~s s<taa.
lie nanses ire following witnesses 10 prove
Als eaattanaas residence apon ana euE4fea-
tsun n sAsa lAssd n.
defrE ksawm. Csaartss Taawax. Eraak An fsr-S
I. y AsAiMf. al 0E Saak aras Mississippi
FREn. III COLLINS
Aa7ch = l&sE-aM REGISTER.