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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
A HEALTHY CITY
CAlRO'S DEATH RATE RAPIDLY
DECREASES nv PAST THREE
YEARS.
Statistics Of Funeral Trains to Gene
teries Prove the Fact-This
Traffic Decreased so Per
Cent in That Period.

Tho very Interesting fact that tho
death rate In Cairo is rapidly decrea~
INK Is obtained i:om The statistics OF
: the Iliino Central railroad company
relative To- funeral trains sent ont OF
Cairo 10 the cemeteries M Beech
Grove and villa Ridge.
The decrease for The past three
years has been thirty per cent. in This
line of traffic which indicate. that
Cairo Is a healthy place in which to
live with TWO grea, rivers to wash
The sewage away from the city and a
new sewer system in prospect that
will make The facilities in this line
equal 10 that Of any city several times
iis -izc
Cairo has no spidemics nor pesti-
lences and with the vigilant health
officer. Capt. Samuel or TO keep
Waichful eye and sec 5hat sanitary
regulations a-e oJso-ved D. city has
70 cause TO fear for the state Of The
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The funeral Of Mrs ]. c. Grain o
| East ST. Louis. who died Wednasda,
afternoon al 12:45 o'clock at the
home Of her brother. MIR George f
Fischer will be held this afternoon al
the latter's residence 2202 Holbrook
avenue. conducted by the Rev. c. II
Armstrong, Interment will be made at
Beech Grove
The decedent had been i'll for six
weeks with typhoid fever and was
brought to Cairo in the hope that she
might be benefited by the change.
Her illness was of serious nature
from the start however. and her life
had been despaired Of for several days.
Her husband, two brothers. George
and Jacob Fischer of Cairo. and two
sisters, Mrs. John Ehlman OF this city.
and Mis- Jessie Fischer of san Fran.
cisco, Cal. survive the decedent.
Mrs. Grain will be remembered by
many IN Cairo n Miss Phena Fischer
She was IS years Of age and her early
death is a source Of great sorrow to
her family and friends
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Walnut street entertained Wednesday
evening complimentary to Miss Min.
ME $. Kobler who will be married
June 2sth 10 Mr.. Rheinholdt Wlede-
mann, OF Maplewood, Mo.
The hostess provided several very
ingenious features of amusements for
her guests. Red heart booklets with
the brides and bridegroom's initials
on the covers in gold letters. contain.
ed several small pages upon which
each guest was requested to write
advice 70 the bride and the bride was
required to write advice to the young
spinsters present, probably on how to
win the man of their choice. These
booklets were exchanged and the
reading Of the different sentiments
made much fun for the party
\ game of Blind Mans Buff" was
played the bride-elect being blind
folded and the first one caught was
announced as destined TO be the next
bride. Miss Kathryn Wallbaum. the
hostess was the one whose fate was
foret0ld.
\ linen shower was then given Miss
kobler and many handsome embroid-
cred linens were presented 10 her for
he adornmeat Of her new home. Ices
ana cake were served and an who at |
ended heartily enjoyed the hostess
cordial hospitality.
The guests were Misses Vera Suth. 4
'rland of Golconda. H. Minnie Kob. +
er, Lena Klee. Gertrude Wilbonrn.
<atie Kes.ler Nina Jenkins. Rose
<lee Emma Kaha Louise Kcssler.
lille and Lucy McEligott. Melissa
Vilboun. Minnie Klce.
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Gift For a Bride.

Miss Maude Mayes who is TO he
married Wednesday June 20th. 70 Mr.
+ d. Troy Ammons. Of Jackson. Tenn
was presented with ser Of silver
teaspoons last evening al a social
meeting of the Christian Endeavor 10.
cieiy Of the Presbyterian church The
presentation was made IN a cleverlv
Informal way. Those in ATTENDANCE at
me social and business meeting plaved
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Miss Nsyeg
ail unsuspecting was one Of the play
er@. When someone dropped the pack
age containing the spoons instead Of
the handkerchief back OF her tt dawn
ca upon Miss Mayos thar there Rss
something significant in The action ami
on opeaing he package she found
The handsome Gift accompanied bv
little note from her friends.
Miss Mayes has been fsithf-l
member of the society and her depart
lre from Cairo will be regretted sin
-ereiy By those with whom she has
been associated in christian work.
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Mrs Edward Moore of 52f Tenth
street gave pleasant social function
at her residence last evening. Culver
EgyRIlan Band furnished delightful
music for the affair, which was partc.
ipated in by the following guests
Mrs. koonce Misses Audrey Harrie
May Bell Mary Young. Ethel Zook
Jennie Hall, Lucy Box Hazel Nen
Delta Armstrong, Minnia Bouehe.t
Della Armstrong, Minnie Brouchel.
Messrs. Lester Kennedy. Joe McNultv
Frank Hough, VIII Hay George Nc.
keaig, Joseph Hartley. Robert Scott.
The hostess served a delicious
luncheon.
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THE WEATHER
Little Rain Reported and Practically
No Wind-Clody and Warm
for Today.

The weather was variable yesterday
from sunshine to rain, with Il tempera
tnre ranging from CT In the morning
to So toward the middle OF the day
with IA at y. m A brisk shower at
2 p. m. measured 90 of an inch, which
barely settled the dust.
Measurable rain reported from only
nine points yesterday, the heaviest
being 100 inches at A8heyile. The
highest temperature on yesterdays
map was 100 at Ell Paso with several
points reporting 90
A remarkable feature Of the bulletin
was that the wind was from 4 10 :
miles nm hour at nearly all points.
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n. c. Derrlnoton.

II. {. Darlington the clothjer In tn,
Howe building on Commercial avenue
near Eleventh street whose critical i'll
ness had caused his friends anxiety
for several days past died al st
Mary's InffrmaEy at / 80 O'Clock yes
/ terday morning from blood poisoning
Some time ago ME Darlington
bruised his leg and blood poisoning act
in causing him untold suffering. An
operation was performed upon him ar
Paducah recently bu; gave him only
temporary relief and a few DAYS AGO
he suffered another attack that made
The patient .uffer untold agony. In his
defirium the assistance of four men
was required to restrain the patient
and death was a great re: n.
Mr.. Darlington was born In Paducah
"a years ago and came to Cairo with
b. Michael & company in 1898 After
working for the company for five year
he embarked in business for himself
and later sold his store, the Model.
Eighteenth and Commercial avenue,
to Rosenberg 4 Gould He then re-
moved to Danvile ANA after a brief
residence there returned to Cairo and
opened tore in the Howe building.
The decedent is survived by
brother and sister. The former ar
rived yesterday to take charge of the
remains A delegation of Modern
Woodmen Of which order the decedent
was member accompanied the re.
mains to Mayfield. Ky, where inter
menr will be made leaving at O'Clock
this morning.
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DEATHS HARVEST
n. c. DERRINGTON SUcCUMBED
AFTER EXTREME SUFFERING
AT ST. MARYS lNFiRMARY
Mrs J. c. Grain OF East st. Louis,
Miss Anna Hopkins OF St. Louis
Relatives Of Cairo Residents
Die--Death of Mre. Dean

News was received here yesterda,
by Mr. ]. H. Woodward and family
'of Walnut and Eleventh streets Of fht
death of Anna Margaret Hopkins
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hop
kins OF ST. Louis, who died al a hos
pital in st Louis after an operation
for appendicitis
The decedaut was fl years old and
the first born of the family. She was
granddaughter of Elk Mayor c. r.
Woodward formerly OF Cairo now of
Lockpor', n Y. This bereavement Is
especially sad affiction upon Mr..
and Mrs. Hopkins who nave lost three
children by death within The past four
years
Mr. J. II. Woodward went to 81
Louis yesterday to attend the funeral.
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Express Their Annreeiatlon.

The advance committee Of business
mon who went 10 Oluey 10 help Sc
cure the Hustlors' convention for 1907
have presented Mrs. Joseph W. Curry
with a handsome jewel case as a token
of appreciation for her services in
making the beautiful decorations that
adorned the Cairo float in The parade.
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Art Exhibition.

The rain interfered somewhat with
the attendance at the art exhibition
at the Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon, but those who were present
were quite liberal patrons and many
handsome water color pictures were
sold. Sherbet and cake We're served
and the social features of the affair
were pleasant.
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Excursion From padncah

J. II. Ezell. who has returned from
Paducah, reports thai two excursions
VIII be run front that city to Cairo
ON July 4th on the occasion of the
Woodmcn q the Worlds celebration
of the day. The Uniform Rank and
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Funeral Today.

Services over the remains ~ Mrs.
j. j. Grain viii be held at D. m. today
Jar the esidence Of F. f. Fischer. 22ot
Holhrook avenue. by Rev. &. II. Arm
trong. OF lmmanueIs Lutheran
church Special train will leave foot of
Eighteenth street FOR Beech Grove
cemetery at 2:45 p. m. Friends in
vited 10 attend.
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important Imnrover,srt

George g Koehle- rha grocer. has
leased the los on Eighth street be
tween Washington avenue and wal
nGt street, owned by Louis Herber.
Tor a period Of twenty-five years and
viii erect thereon two modern dwell
ings- These houses viii be a great ina
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public health.
IMPALED ON A NAIL.

Marysyilla, Ohio, June 1.-THE two
year old child OF William Loyelace was
fatally injured today by falling upon a
rusty nail which p,otruded from a
board. The nail penetrated the skull
just above the eye.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Deputy Sheriff j. V. Collins took
into custody yesterday Joseph Beasley
of Twentyeighrh street, who is thought
10 be insane. A commission will be
appointed to inquire into his condition.
The patient is violent and is being
kept at the county Jail
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Forecasts for TODAY.

Cairo and Vieinity-Partly cloudy
and warmer; increasing cloudiness
and continued warm.
Enthusiastically fair, warmer
central portion tonight
kentucky-Generally fair and warm.
Tennessee-Fair except showers in
east portion; warmer north-central
portion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Daniel Sullivan sold his residence
property at 71S Twenty-frst street yes
terday to j. S. Johnson. Nr. Sullivan
and wife recently removed to their
new house on Twenty-iirst street near
Walnut street in the Convent block.
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BUSY With Jail Gam.

Jailer LUZ has been exercising his
boarders on Commercial avenue from
Fourteenth street mp and on other
streets during the present week. with
good results. The rain inteffered win
them yesterday.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN SOCIETY
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Dance For Graduates.

Misses Emma Carey and Frances
Cushman will give a dance M ST.
Mary's Park next Monday evening
complimentary to the graduating elias,
of The Cairo High school.
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Knights of Pythias.

Cairo Lodge No l73, Knights of
Pythias had work in the rank of es-
quire last night and will have work in
the rank of knight next week.
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Pension After Three Years, wo-k

Judge 4 J. Ross has finally cured
pension for a woman named lIr..
kebecca Washington. after xort4ne on
he case for three years. The amount
IS IS per month The woman-s bu--
band died about four years ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Edward Lewis will leave soon for
YORK, Neb.. whore he will spend his
vacation with friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Mrs. n D. Finch and sons. Leslie
and Edgar have gone to Hodges Park
TO visit relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Miss Lurlene Bartlett of Mound
City, Is the guest of Miss Frances
Farrow OF Sixth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Miss Maggie Casey of lower Walnut
street. has gone TO the Indian Terri.
tory to spend the summer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Mr and Mrs John S. Ai.tharpa and
daughters. Hazel and Gladys. arrived
home yesterday- The young ladies' who
have been attending school at Graf n
Han Seminary a Fond du Lac. Wis.
wee met al Chicago by Their parents.
Miss Phyllis Sprageon of Fond dn Lac
accompanied them here ana is their
guest.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Marriage License.

a marriage license was granted yes.
terday to Asa Bell and Mrs. Maggie
Ballard. both Of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Mrs. J W Rule has gone to Ballen
tine, Miss. for visit of several weeks
with relatives.
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provement to the neighborhood which
is one of he best in the downtown
section
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Miss Ellen p. Fisher left yesterday
Tor visit with relatives and friends
at Lincoln, Ill.,, and Chicago.
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Washlnaton Bulletin

Washington, June 15.--Illnois Fair
Saturday and Sunday; variable winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs Carl Manspergar will
ieaVe In about two weeks for their
new home in Seattle. Wash.
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Sun and Moon.

Sun will rise today .... 4:34 a. m.
sun VIII set today -...... 1927 p m.
Moon will rise tonight 49,. 1.4S a. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Guy P. Eicbenberger has returned
from trip to Paducah on business.
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NOTICE.

A meeting of the Socialist local Of
Socialist party will be held at Union
Labor hall Saturday night.
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band will be a part Of the visiting
delegation
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PURELY PERSONAL

Miles S. Gilbert spent yesterday at
ST. Louis on business.
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Miss Juanita Lentz of Dongola. who
has been visiting Miss Ruth yesterday
for few DAYS viii return 10 her home
this evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Senao or and AIRS Walter Warler
their son, Walter, and daughter. Mis-
Winifred, have returned home Walter
Wander. Jr. and Miss Winifred were
graduated The pass week. the former
from the state University AZ Cham
paisn and The latter from Monticello
Seminary al Godfrey. do.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Howley were
called 10 Sedgwick, Ark. yesterday by
the serious illness of one of the lat
ler's relatives.
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Joseph \. Mclaughlin and ?. q
Ross Of the engineering corps If the
Illinois Central railroad. arrived in the
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Messrs W. J. Johns on ana II. r
Moore Of the Woodward Hardware
company went to Mound City on bust
ness yesterday.
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Miss Wilma Watson OF 315 Twen.
tieth street is visiting relatives at
Mound City.
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6ride-Eleet Eionored.
Miss kathryn Nallbaum Of 220s
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Maj Daniel Hogan. clerk Of The T.
5. district court arrived in the CITY
from Dsnfille last evening End went
TO Mound City He and Mr.. Hogan
who has been visiting ar Mound CIV.
viii return 10 Danville SUNDAY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Countright Doggstt an employe Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

city yesterday from Chicago. They will
assist in surveying for the double
track work on the bridge approach.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Miss Augusta Steinhouse and
brother Harry Left last night for I,as
Angeles. Cal Miss Steinhouse has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Rose
Steinhouse for the pat five weeks and
relums to Los Angelo 10 reside Her
brother goes west for an indefinite
- az.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Mrs. w. E. Henderson and two chill
dren returned to their home in Dan
vile yesterday after ten days visit
with Mrs. Jessie McGruder of Nine
teenth street.
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the Paepcke-Leicht Lumber company
of Chicago mas arrived here AMI has
taken a posi- ion with the Chicago
Mill and Lumber company in order TO
learn certain branches Of tha business.
He was a elias mate Of Harris Schuze
and Claude Winter Jr. at Culver
Military academy at Culver Ind.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ellis Cox aud
daughter. Winifred Will leave the lat.
ter part Of this week for Grand Haven.
Mich, for a soiourn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Miss Flora Winter has resigned her
position at Winter Bros. store and has
accepted a position in the dry good.
store of George T. Carnes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Mrs. II. G Wilson and daughter.
Naomi. arrived from st. Louis last
night TO visit the formers parents Mr..
ana Mrs. l.. H. Myers.
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Mr. and Mrs. n. e. Metzger and son.
Leroy. and Miss Darlene Metzeer will
ieaVe today f0f a visit Of several
weeks with relative at Springfield
Peoria and other points in Illinois
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

VIII and Ned Langan and John Gar.
Der. students at Culver Military
academy At Culver. Ind. returned yes.
terday TO spend the summer vacation
at their homes IN thI. CITY.
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Or. and Mrs. F. n HarreH of Chi.
cago. are in the ei Y. having accom-
panied home Robert Cantwell. the lat
iers brother. who recently underwent
a surgical operation in Chicago.
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Miles S. Gilbert spent yesterday a
81. Louis on business.
Guy P. Eichenberger has retnrne
from trip to Paducah on business.
Mrs J W Rule has gone to Baller
tine, Miss. for a visit of several week
with relatives.
Mrs. N D. Finch and sons. Lesi,
and Edgar have gone TO Hodges Parh
TO visit relatives.
Edward Lewis will leave soon fol
York, Neb.. where he will spend his
vacation with friends.
Miss Lurlene Bartlett of Mound
City, Is the guest of Miss Frances
Farrow OF Sixth street.
Miss Maggie Casey of lower Walnut
street. has gone TO the Indian Terri.
tory to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Manspergar will
leave In about two weeks for their
new home in Seattle. Wash.
Miss Ellen b. Fisher left yesterday
Tor a visit with relatives and friends
at Lincoln, Ill.,, and Chicago.
Miss Juanita Lentz of Dongola. who
has been visiting Miss Ruth yesterday
for few DAYS viii return 10 her home
this evening.
Messrs. W. J. Johns on ana II. T
Moore Of the Woodward Hardware
company went to Mound City on bust.
ness yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ellis Cox aud
daughter, Wnifred. Will leave The lat
ter part Of this week for Grand Haven.
Mich, for a soiourn
Mrs. II. G. Wilson and daughter.
Naomi, arrived from st. Louis last
night TO visit the formers parents Mr..
ana Mrs. L. IT, Myers.
MISS Flora Winter has resigned her
position at Winter Bros store and has
accepted a position in the dry good.
store of George T. Carnes.
Mrs. W. E. Henderson and two chill.
dren returned to their home in Dan
vile yesterday after a ten DAYS visit
with Mrs. Jessie McGruder of Nine
teenth street.
VIII and Ned Langan and John Gar.
ber. students at Culver Military
academy at Culver. Ind. returned YES.
terday TO spend the summer vacation
at their homes in thi. city II
Or. and Mrs. F. n. HarreH of Chi
cago, are in the ci Y. having accom-
panied home Robert Cantwell the LAT
ter s brother. who recently underwent &
a surgical operation in Chicago. y
ar. and Mrs n. c. Metzger and sen. z
Leroy, and Miss Darlene Metzeer will Il
ieave today f0f a visit Of seyersi u
weeks with relative at Springfield :
Peoria and other points in Illinois
Maj Daniel Hogan. clerk Of The +. d
;. district court arrived Ia the CITY h
from DsnfiIle last evening End went n;
o Mound City He and Mf-. Hogan n
FhO has been visiting ar Mound CIV ~
viii return 70 Danville Sunday N
Joseph \. Mclaughlin and ?. O. "a
toss Of the engineering corps Of the
illinois Central railroad, arrived in the
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CONTINUED from first page
BOARD OP LEVEE
COM MIS- IONER S

the right of payment of same
20 be made at the January meeting
The salary of Mr.. Buck, the drafts
man OF the engineering department
was raised from SIoo TO SI25 per
month, on recommendation Of the
Chief Engineer.
The matter OF the Government get
ting dirt on the property of the
Board to top the Waxaw levee was
brought to the attention of the Board
by theEngineer, and all his sugges-
tons in the matter approved by
them. and the entire matter in the
future left to his judgment and APP
prevail
The following amounts for mileage
and per diem were allowed and or
dered paid 4:
]. S. Walker, l day 81 90
L. T. Wade, I day, 90 miles -. o.75
r. P Crump, I day, SO miles. s. So
W.T. Fitzgerald day, 70 miles, s. &c
The Board then adjourned.
J. L. HEBRON, President
H T. CROSBY, Secretary.
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for record on the 18th day OF Deem
Der, 1900, and recorded in Deed Book
III at Page I22. OF the land records
OF deeds OF Washington County, Mis-
sissippi. wherein / am appointed trns-
ice in the place and stead Of Francis
b. Hoffman, for the use of the British
< American Mortgage Company,
Limited. under that certain deed OF
trust from Elizabeth {. Pearce and
husband. Edmund b. Pearcc 10 the
British & American Mortgage Com
pany, Limited, dated the 10th day OF
April. 1902, and recorded III Book 50,
at Page 43, OF the records OF land
deeds Of Washington County Missis-
sippi default having been made IN the
payment Of the Indebtedness secared
by said deed of trust, the British &
American Mortgage Company, Linz
tied. as holder and owner of the notes
secured by said deed OF trust, has de
clared the debt secured by same to
be due and payable;
Now. therefore, /, H. @ Bass Sub
stituted Trustee. al the request and
by the direction OF the said British &
! American Mortgage Company, Linn
tied, the holder and owner OF said
notes aforesaid, and by virtue OF the
power contained in said trust deed,
! will, on the 9Th day OF January, 1907,
/ between the hours OF 10 a. NJ. and
p. m. at the court house door in the
city OF Greenville, Washington Coun-
ty, Mississippi. at public auction, sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described property to-w1t
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FOR SALE

Well improved farm in Sunfowe r
County, on Y. & NJ. V. R. R, SIS
acres in cultivation, ~ houses, 8
stores and gin; 40 acres d miles West
of Isola on Beasly Bayou; so or 60
acres in cultivation; $50 acres i'll
Chicot County, Arkansas; So acres
in cultivation; 200 acres under hog
fence; 800 acres deadened All of
the land is hrst-class and will sell all
or divide to suit purchaser and give
easy terms; address Emery Realty
Co., Greenville, Miss.
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The south half IS. Il of the south
half (S. ~ of section two (2), and
the south half IS. ~ OF the north
east quarter On Z Il OF the south
west quarter 6. w. ~. and the
south half IS ~ Of the northwest
quarter On. w. - of the southeast
quarter Is. Z. Il, OF section two (2),
and the south half IS. ~ of the
southeast quarter (S. E. ~ of sec
ton three 81, township sixteen 90,
range three 60, west, containing two
hundred and eighty (28o) acres, more
or less. Said lands will be sold To
satisfy the debt secured by said trust
deed, and such title will be given as
is vested in said trustee.
Witness my hand this the 18th day
OF December, a. D., 1000,
H. G. BASS,
I2-I5-3t Substitute Trustee.
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FOR SALE-Moving picture show
complete; tent front, picture ma
chine, etc. Going cheap for casd; for
particulars inquire w T. r, Times
office
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or lady with
good reference to travel by rail or
with a rig for firm of $3.50, 900 CAPT
tai; salary, SIo72 per year and ex-
penses; salary paid weekly and ex-
penses advanced Address, with
stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Greenville,
Miss. II-24-tf
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FOR SALE Moving Picture Ma
chine, Stereoptican attachment; also
gas making machine; bright as cleo
tricity; for particulars inquire w. T.
| r., Times office.
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FOR RENTING rooms for house
keeping; apply to 700 Central ave
nue. I2-I5-tf
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FOR SALE-HorseS mules and wag-
ons for sale cheap; apply to T. O.
Jordan, Washington avenue