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Evening journal., 1906-11-03
Art Department

Any woman with a love for artis-
tic Linens will find plenty to interest
her, especially so if she has an eye
to economy.
Have you seen our sample line of
Bureau Scarfs, Squares and Tray
Covers ? This is the best, largest
and lowest priced lot of linens ever
shown in this city.
All 75c and $1.OO goods, SOC.
All 81 25 and S1.50 goods. 75c.
Renaissance Doilies and center
pieces. worth 1oc to ST. SO, special
1Sc to 75c.
Small Linen Doilies. fringed,
extra values. 35c a dozen.
Beautiful new Lithograph Pillow
Tops. 25c.
Evening journal., 1906-11-03
SiIk Gloves

Extra quality, black and whit
10 button length, $I.25.
Pink and blue, $I25.
Evening journal., 1906-11-03
Hosiery

We have the only original and
genuine Iron. clad Hose for boys;
the same quality you bought from
US years ago; the kind that out
wears two pair of any other kind,
l6c a pair.
Evening journal., 1906-11-03
Ribbons

We have an elegant showing Of
new Ribbons.
All silk fancy plaid Ribbon. 5 IL
inches in width, worth o0c a yard,
special 25c.
Extra quality fancy plaid kib-
bons, 25c, 35c and SOC.
Evening journal., 1906-11-03
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You can economic if you buy this store. Som
exceptional values for tonight and Monday.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
CURTIS NOW n CHAMPION.
Beats Wrght in East Jersey Golf
League Final.

Z. A Curtis, of the Forest Hill Field Club,
the East Jersey Golf League championship title
yesterday the links Of the Deal Golf and Coun-
try Club. In the final round he defeated Frank A.
Wright. of the Canoe Brook Country Club. by UP
and to play. The cup in the beaten four division
went to E. E. Wood, of the Roseyille Golf Club
who defeated Floyd Spencer. Of Forest Hill. by 2
up and TO play.
The Forest Hill golfers had things pretty much
their own way in the thirty-sx hole medal play
handicap. The veteran John F. Stanley won first
prize, with 166 assisted by 81 stroke allowance
Theodore Crane won the gross prize, with III while
]. T. Smith won the second net trophy. with 17e.
A F. c. MiIigan. OF Elizabeth. also came In for
a handicap trophy. large number started. but
more than half failed TO return cards.
For the championship cup Wright worked his
way to the final by defeating MilIigan IN the semi
final, while Curtis disposed of his clubnate. J.
Campbell Cory. IN the final neither Curtis nor
Wright started well The former went out In 49,
where he stood up, but coming home the Forest
Hill players card showed AZ. giving him total
for the round OF 81.
Curtis, who drives a long ball. swings with q
dash and freedom pleasant TO watch. His style Is
veteran at the game and depends moro on direction
than on distance. He was one of the organizers OF
the Baltusrol Golf Club.
The results OF the play follow:
Championship cup (semi-anal round)-E A. Curtis
FHest HiL, beat ]. Campbell Cory. Forest Hill. up
and 10 play; F. A. Wright. Brook, beat A O.
Final round-Curts heat Wright. 4 up and . 10 play
Beaten four tsemtfnal rOuudJ-FIoyd Spencer Forest
AHL beat Paul Heller. Forest HILL up Q9 hoies);
E E Wood. Roseville. beat r. A. Waterbury Suburban
Final round-wood beat Spencer. 2 up and l to play
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The High .anders Beat CleUeIand and
Gain on Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston At St. Louis. Washington Chicago
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Cleveland. Sept. 29.-The Hghlanders defeated
Cleveland in the final game of a series between the
teams here to-day by q score of TO l. As Chicago
failed 70 play, owing to rain New York gained on
the leaders in the championship race.
For six innings the Highlanders could not score,
but in the seventh inning they succeeded in making
two runs on slashing three base hits by Laporte
and Hoffman and singles by Orth and Conroy. In
the eighth they made two more. Williams doubled
and scored singles by LaDorte and Hoffman
Thomas singled filling the bases. Orth forced
Thomas but Laporte scored the play.
Orth pitched a fine game for the Hghlanders.
The home team made its only in the fourth
inning, a base balls, a sacrifice and an out.
Elberfelds fielding was the feature Of the game.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Giants and ST. Louis broke even in a double
header at the Polo Grounds yesterday, the first
game going 10 the home team by a score of TO 2
and the second. which called account Of
darkness at the end OF the eighth inning. to the
visitors by a score of to 0.
The Giants began their scoring IN the second in
ming Of the first game, when they succeeded IN
making two runs. which tied the score. In the
eighth inning they punched their hits and piled up
three runs The fielding both sides was poor.
The second game was more exciting. and resulted
IN q pitchers battle between Wiltse and Froome
The latter practically his game. for N the
eighth inning. when Holly had walked and
advanced NOOuan's sacrifice, QroS-ne sent out q
single, which Holly racing zone with th5 Win
ming run. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
lFELY AUTO BRUSHES TO COURSE.

= @a -. non the Nassau County circuit which
i. ' IA last Irving IN The early morning prao-
l0Hn oy Vanderbilt Cup candidates have
.. nA2y Eutomoblistz 20 the course 20 watch
. '1 orivs-S Some fsH OF the enthusiasts
a.. S1osn City the night before. but many
- Tie uaOratng.
s,--s I-'s bean some mary brushes between
=. eSrs On ths way 70 Krus's Corner and
w. Y1U Of vantage but those sutomobstsx
q, . 1Sn powered rInab0utx have bad By
va 'es' os these tnyrompta bruEhsA Thta
Co., 'eo eauTlncinEiy yesterday when a slate
Nsloosr runADout arrived az Krugs long
,r- a1ss imported machines which had left chs
-Nhs Inland City at the sans ttra
~ among ths drivers followed. and n
Ss driver of ths Aeroczr matching his
ksssss-s se5e e5e Of tie foreign machines up the
N-.s -zlu FL eftef the racing cars had finished
@st, t-e AerOoSr won. and both drivers re
me city the best ef fr1snda
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
." CRICKET LEAGUE PoRKEp
sy Clubs Organize and Elect etsoer.
for the Year.

sss... 'srssy Stat. c-.c,u-s Is.x,. v,,,,s .,r
s-a q Nss Of championship rnatunss for tAe
ssIss.1 :. Sefseys hss 3ust bean organised TIL.
ss-s,c,,. IAse quite important effect On ths
.Tf o,,1... DAracs Cricket League and tia New
90 ~ AsoSsAcons both OF which orKxntxs-
'sss.or ~ DOUBT lose some os their msznb.ur
AZ ~ Asid N Newark Last week u. fol-
- un,.- were elected PTeeansnt z A
- eschr,' o0nv @ CT Honorary Pyeddsnss.
n Arthur z Rencle, Woe Prssa-
G Aadsr.,H snosry Bound Brook c. O, and
A.sss.p6asn :. Paterson O. c.; Secretary. A w.
b eoassasrsc scOSSn;y G CT a.eoutivs oo.nn...,sS ~. !
ss ass.sg 6. c.i'2 ,. 9SSsats Sssss g E K WgS =
"a IS: = 81 81 s:ts c. CT W, Hart. West
e1s ssEjp xsss,jpJ 3 3sI1S e. & 1r'it E i Sass. 3 e.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
oUAxERs AwD CUBS BRa
po1o VICTORY FOR RocKAwAY.

New Haven. Sept. 2s.--In an exciting ovsrrtna
match hare to-day, tbs Roclfswsy polo tam ts.
featsd the New Haven Polo Club By soors sf %
70 a The teams played as foilows'
Eockaway-No. l. ". A. Hazardi DO Rs7s Ia
Montague. tri No o Os<Aoa S'-~~-1'osb sId o4<2As
pi.ssss. aasTSISSsNK KsSs:lS Ssj9 js9G's2:A A9 AaA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
sUPERBAs AND PIRATES BREAK EVEN.

Pittsburg shut out brooklyn in the first game Of
a double header az Washington Park yesterday by
a score of 10 0, while the second game went TO
the EuYerbas by a score Of s TO ..
Willis pitched the first game for the visitors and
allowed only three scattered hits In the second
game the Pirates used three pitchers in an effort
10 win but to no avail. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

eighteen-hole handicap medal play. best ball to
count. z c. Hoyt and DIR. Tiffany won. with
score OF $500 IN the finals for the Presidents 9
Cup tho Rev. Mr.. Triple beat r A lockwood s
up and l 10 play.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
PRINCETON.
MONRmAIR
Total e.

IN the fall tournament for cups, matches were
played follows First eight. Van Week beat
fnmpton up and 10 go; second eight. Woodward
beat Hyatt up and 10 go; third eight. Mcclure
blatt up and 3 10 90, and Grlswold beat c. B.
Brown up: nth eight. George s Brown beat
HsddOn up and 10 go. sixth eight, Lethbridgs
beat McManus In the finals up and 20 go.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
AUTOMOBILE TRADE NOTES.

Tns Atlantic Motor Car Company after spendinS
ewo weeks at No. 1s6 Broadway. has removed
again. to Broadway and 57th street. where II has
larger garage. with greatly improved facilities for
the handling and exhibition OF its soddsrd-Dayton
cars
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
NEW YORK

Earned runs-New York, g. Hlts-on BeEnhaTd, 1s In
eight innings off Hess. in inning. First base on
eETors-New York Twozhase hits-Conrey Wisras ans
-Lajoie. Keeer. stolen bases-FlIck Reeler. orth-
Double paywilliams. Eberfeld and Chase First base
on balls-F3y Ortiz .: Bernhard by Hess !. Lect
on bases-New York II; Cleveland O. Struck out-By
Orth !: by Bernhard, 2 Umpres-Connolly and Hurst
Time, 1:49
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

Sacrifice hits-Browne and Noonan. stolen base
Seymour First base on York 2 St Louis,
/. Bases balls-Of Wftse, /; of Fromme, B. Struck
Shannon. Passed ball-&oonan. Left on bases-Aew
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

The seni-fnaIs in the club championship were
also played. h. D Smith winning from Raymond
Dodd s up to go. For the Consolation Cup J.
. Newell beat Dr.. ". r. Broughton. ! Up. and
Ward Thomas beat E I. S. Cadmus up. TO go.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

BrookIya Bl5sJST1s %
Two-bass bIt-Wagn~r. Sacrifice hits-Ganlcy Nealon,
Gibson. Stolen base-EealOn Double play
Nealon ana Wagner. Lift on bssesIPittsours Bro9k-
ivr g balls-0n Strickett- J. on WilISs
g. First base on -rrorD-Pittsburs, 4 Brooklyn, L
Struck out-By etrfclett g. by willis. O. Passed ball
Berger. / Ritter, ! Time. i6%- Cmpres-Emsne and
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
FIRST GAME.


Stolen bases-BrOwne. Seymour, Fttz-
O'Eara. base errors-New York. g: 81
Louis B2ses on balis--OT McGinnity !; of McGlynn,
/ struck Mc(Sinnlty .; by NcGlynn .. EAak-
McGlynn. Left bases-New York, - 81. Louis.
Double plays-Seynour Fitzgerald; Marshall and
Holly: O'Hera, MeGlynn and Holly Time 1:50 I'm
Ptres-Cs-peuter and Klein
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
TIGER GOLFERS BEATEN
Lose to Strong Montclair Team an
Closely Contested Match.

lBy Telegraph 20 The Tribunel
Montclair. y. J.. Sept 9-The Princeton golf
team tourneyed 10 Montclair this afternoon and
was beaten by the Montclair Golf Club team By a
total OF 8. The scores:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
Final round-wood beat Spencer. up and to play.
SWEEPSTAKES AT GLEN RIDGE.

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Glen Ridge. y. J.. Sept. 29-Harry D. Smith won
the ball sweepstakes on the Glen Ridge Golf Club
links this afternoon with q net score OF 50. The
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
BEHR SAVES HIS TITLE.
Beats anderson for East Jersey
LazCn Tennis League Cup.

Kari H Behr successfully defended his holding
OF the East Jersey Lawn Tennis Leagues chal-
Ienge cup yesterday the courts Of the Eliza
beth Town and Country Club, at Elizabeth, n. ].
The captain of the Yale team was compelled to
play one of his hardest matches OF the season. as
his challenger, Frederick G. Anderson, of the
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club. Brooklyn,
forced the contest TO the full limit Of five sets.
AS in many Of his previous matches, it was
the wonderful physical condition of the Yale
man which carried him through TO victory. An
derson former holder OF the trophy, won tho
first two sets and twice within a stroke Of
conquering the young conner" in the third set.
Repeating his splendid exhibitions Of pluck, as
he had done at Newport during the national
championship. Behr skilfully avoided his Oppo-
nent's coup and won by the score 81, g
-. 64, 7-5
The Brooklyn expert was at the top Of his
game He carefully avoided offering Behr
chances to play from the centre line. and by
driving along the side lines and shooting
good cross shots over the net Anderson man
ped to win the first two sets. When faced with
defeat Behr cut loose with that wonderful speed
and swift net play which have carried him
through so many other matches this season. and
overwhelmed Anderson by the rapidity with
which he smased and voneyed
F. H. sanborn won the Autumn handicap
tournament on the courts of the Brooklyn Lawn
Tennis Club yesterday. In the final round San
horn defeated W. J. Reid after five hard fought
sets. The summary follows:
Handicap singles Csemi-final round)-F. H
Sanborn minus half 80, defeated A A. Hasseu
plus half 15, 64. 81.
Final round-F. H. sanborn. minus half 80.
defeated W. J. Reid. plus half Is. 1-6 2-6.
6-8. Sc. Ga
steadiness IN the rallies at the net won for
Theodore Roosevelt PeH yesterday in the semi
final round Of the championship tournament Of
the New York Lawn Tennis Club. Peu de-
feated Morris s. Clark by the score of "a, Ga
6-S. The accuracy with which Peu drove the
hall for passes overcane the brilliancy Of his
opnonent's work at the net Peu and Robert
Te Roy VIII meet In the final match this week
the cup.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
RAIN STOPS GRAND CIRCUIT.

Cincinnati Sept. 2s-On account OF rain the Ia
days programme OF Grand Circuit races at Oad
Park was called off.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

The Matheson Company on October will occupy
the large store No. 1921 Broadway. adjoining us
present saIesroom This addition viii give IL large
salesroon floor space and an opportunity 10 display
a full stock OF MathesOn cars for Immediate deliv-
cry It's new building. directly opposite its present
location Will be ready for occupancy on DecsTnoer J.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

The Aerocar Company says II is rapidly extend
ing its Offices throughout all the important Eastern
cities Mr. owen expects 20 close q contract for an
agency IN Philadelphia this week.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

Motor Company will remove to the northeast cor
ner OF Broadway and 57th street The agency viii
in the future handle only the American car In It's
quarters IL VIII maintain well equipped ga
rage
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
FouRsoME AT WEE BURN.

[By Telegraph to Ths Tribunel
Stamford, Conn.,. Sept. 2s-The competition to-
nay st the Wee Burn links was Scotch toursome.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

The George J. Scott Motor Company opened It's
nreproor garage. salesrooms and repair shop last
Monday. The opening largely attended Tns
company says the sales far beyond It's az
pectations-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

T1lrse bass his-Sssion TWooa4e s hi;s-AGmmeL A4P-
t frst base o. beIlsIoG Ls.hsla: 9; Of Ess9n. eT
Eds gh.Y .,,!s Passed b bdTF9i5E H. ,a5,sv ws
kn, in ,rysn sne oa~-hslf inn;nSs Lsrt on bases
Erooxlyn 8: P:ttselrs. Z Double p4y-Esson Alperna2
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
soeroas. y CINCINNATI. e

BOSTON. n C1rCuSSATI
~ Bostoni AE p
ssssSssSS sSsssGS sSsssSssGSSS::g-::.:..:.::.:.:::2t5ss$sid /
pstteries-Bostcn Lndnplan and Browns Csnc4n-
usd Mason EsslcA and Mclean Cnnpires-Con@
way and Supple
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
SECOND GAME

sra.,.o oor Peftz IN ths seventh inning tBstteo
tsss h tns ssvsr@ inning HATED to< n tAs
slEhth hnntne.
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New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

In the construction OF Columbia cara tho COM
psny advertises that the thing always borne h
mind 10 tho necessity OF easy accessibility - I'll
working parts. Every working unit is saaHy
reached without taking the 20 pscea an1 IN
adjustment replacement Is speedily erected Ac
oriciaI Of ths Electric Vehicle Company says nat
IN 1907 the company will continue 20 nAnufaseuo
crank shafts after the European ms<ho4. - taa
yssults attained are more satisfasossv, A,sAssgh
- - 3SSiN uaHA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Break EUen in q Double.
Header Nth st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
No games scheduled
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
RATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

, LEAGUE
Philadelpbia, 8; Chicago, 2
Chicago. B. philadelphia. l.
Boston. II Cincinnati. 8.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
DON'T BUY A MOTOR CAR

until know what good
mobiles are alike Why's and wherefor-s % the
mobile points out the differences IN everyday uEdar
sancaole English Its inside advice aims %
from making costly mistake Large typs
tons. Limited edition Leather binding, 81
paper 25c THE AUTOMOBILES INSrITuTE -.
Prescott St Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

L NOX 20 II. p. Runabout with large eonneau.
IN arste; newly painted; good shape
BARGAIN.
22S Water St. n T.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-12
TINE OF TRAINS AT


e. III
NORTH BOUND.
No. 2 Leaves daily).......... 6 GOA NJ
No 4 Leaves (daifyl.-........ 4S pm
No IL Leaves ew'k days mxd) 905 a N
SOUTH BOUND.
NO ] Leaves tdailv)...........1Qm p N
No 3 leaves (daily)..--... 910,a N
No II Leaves (w'k DAVIS mxdl 335 p m
The following schedule went into eff
feet between Artesia, Miss. and Col
umbus, Miss, December IA, 1905
No. Is. STATIONS. No. 20.
1910 am. Lv Artesia Ar. 11:50 p. m.
f12s27 am. Bentoak. f 1l,:35 p. m.
fl2:35 am. Mcintyre f 11:27. p. m.
1883 am. Ar Columbus Lv 11:l5 D. m
No. 27. No. %.
4:10 an. Lv Artesia Ar $50 a. m
f4:25 a Bentoak f3:35 a m
f4:32 a McIniire f3:27 a m
AIS a m Columbus 3:15 a m
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-12
lI0tlce OF Public Works.

Notice is hereby given that the COM
massiouefs of the Mud Greek Swamp
Land District will, on Monday, the 18th
day of February, 1906, within legal
hours, at the court house door, in the
city Of Tupelo, award the contract for
completing the Mud Creek Swamp Land
Canal,fb by the mile, at so much per cubic
yard. The amount already dug by Al.
Filgo & Bro will be deducted, and the
contract for the remainder in accord
ance with the original profile will be let
out. TIE contract viii be awarded at
public cutlery. The contractor will give
bond in double the amount of his bid,
contract to be completed by January |,
1907. The commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids and re-
advertise. The commissioners want to
impress on bidders that the contract
must be completed by January LIST,
1907, without fail Witness our sigma
lures this the 10th, day of Dec. 1905.
M. A. REESE,
G.. B. KIRKPATRICK.
j S. THOMPSON,
1-5-06 st. Commissioners.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-12
The Charter Of Incorporation of the
Asa W. Allen Company.

/. Be it known that Asa. w. Allen,R
E. Gryder,sT. j." Carmen, G.. Il Az
we'll, o. K. Gary, C. G.. Harrington,
Chas. P. Chapel, Chas. Googe and
their associates and successors are
hereby created a body corporate under
the name and style of the, Asa w. Al
len Company, and by that name may
and lie sued, make contracts, have
q seal and alter same at pleasure, and
by that name shall have succession for
a period Of fifty years. The domicile
of said corporation shall be Tupc!o,
Mississippi
2. The-ea5it&I stock of said corpo-
ration SHAH Sc $50, 900, divided into
.alares.U u 500. 90 each.
3. The PURPOSES for which said cor
~OoratiUn' is organized is to engage in
the General Merchandise and Supply
Business, sw4jeiesale and retail. Buy
and sell cotton, and in the conduct OF
its business Said corporation may sell
for cash or credit; may take trust
deeds upon real or personal property to
secure debts due it or to secure adyan-
oes.of money, stock eramerchandise to
be made by it, take notes Or other EVIL
dences as collateral TO secrfra advances
made by il, lend honey upon land, per
5onal property, crops &c, ard do all
other acts and things necessary and
sroper. for the conduct OF its business;
sell and barter al kinds Of farm pro-
duce, buy and sell all kinds merchan-
disc such as are commonly carried by a
general supply store; W real estate
suitable for its store and warehouses
and such other real estate as it may
acquire.in the conduct of its business
and in. the collections OF its debts, not
to exceed the amount allowed by law,
A. The management of said .corpo-
ration shall be vested, in a Board of
Three Directors, or such additional
number as the stockholders may desig-
nate. The, officers of the corporation
shall be a President and Secretary and
Treasurer and such other officers rs
the directors may decide are necessa-
nv, aid.slall be elected by the direc-
tors. The other employees of the cor
poration shall be chosen in such man
ner as the directors may designate.
5. The fir t meeting of stockholders
shall be he.a on three days written 10
tice to be given by Asa w Allen.
6. In addition to the powers and
privileges herein enumerated the cor
poration shallhave and enjoy all pow
ers and privileges as provided by Chap
ter 25 Code of 1892 OF Mississippi and
amendments thereto.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-12

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Supervisors Of Lee county will
award the contract fordoing the follow
ing public works, on the first Monday
in February 1906, within legal hours
at the court house thereof in the city
of Tupelo Miss.
The contractor to give bond in double
the amount of his contract price
The Bond reserving the right to re-
ject any and all bids and readvertise.
For two new bridges on Bryson and
Robins road on Campbellton creek
For two bridges on Aberdeen and
Verona road mere Dock Temple.
Repairs on Kings Creek leyee on
Tupelo and Pontotoc road.
Done by order of the Board this
January 6 1906.
q W toNE
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-12

Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of Supervisors Of Lee county, Miss,
VIII on Monday the the 5th day of Feb.
1906, within legal hours at the Court
House oor in the city Of Tupelo, Miss,
award the contract or contracts for
WORKING the public rQada Of Leo county
for a period Of two years, at public
o ltcry to the lowest responsible bidder,
roads to be worked accord ng TO the
General and Detail Plans noW on file in
the Chancery clerk office o. L-ecounty.
the contractor will be required 70 give
bond with approved securIty in doube
the amount OF his BID. The board le-
serves the right to rejecf any and al.
bids and r~eadgertise. The contract
win be let out iiirt by links, chen BY
Supervisors districts and last by Whole
county.
Done by order Of the Board.
This Jan 9th, 1906.
G.. w. LONG.