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Muroiagen fra SsnSfjpro. Den
befienote Setleiag bebanoIeS | bisle
Gage peb 2onemanosretten for Ser.
genbus 2agio9n. 8i giengiper /
forte Sr9f Sagens Siitorie. S Sltt'
niusen al Sanuar Waaneb blep
@aarobriiger Mifal Settle, 8ifsoalen
i Ssnofiorb, og bans to Ssnner or
r~eIteret iom iistet for at babe orPbt
Raboen, @oarbbruger Senrif Settle,
Iom / auguit 1906 fanbtes bso ! en-
lloilaat oppe | Sielbet, ct Steo, iom
fables SteIsfpien. Den 6soe 8uoro'
bruser laa n9iegrits peb en- Iioen
@rpft meb -Sopeb og &naer trpffet
neo | oen bIsbe Mpriorb. 2tget bar
tpoeIig Merfer at ct nolbiomt Slag
oper BET enc gle. 9ibt efter ltot be-
apnote Mistanfen of f9ltue fig og
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en- Sfogteig. 8ommen gift gttfal
imcb, % efterpaa bar Mifal Here
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|afbsoe. g~fterbaanoen cpfom Here
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tanfen. Saaleoes fal en- Of De mis-
teufte Ssnner | ct Gag bore fommet
meo uoale bsiit f~orblommeoe llota'
MlelIer. 2~prigbeoen greb ba inc %
fenaileoe iaabel Wifal iom bans TO
Ssnner, 16 og 10 aar gamle. Oct
fremfom unoer Sorbsret, at ingen
bar pRret gienpione til Senrits
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of gf6soe err blepen fpalt, % at 81
act bar p9ret 1pttet fra ngiernings'
iieoet % anbragt Der, bpor bet lenere
fanStes. Slere al be ca. go Wtono,
ipm bar noe % leote efter aioeoe,
benaona ben formentlise ugierning
bopoe funoet Steo, poaitaar, at bet
Steb, bpor gfoeoe tililirt fanotes,
bapoe p9ret befaret for, og at Siget
ga life bar at ie. Oct ontoges, Of
uaierninasmonoen eaer Mpnoene
Tor life at efterInoe Jig Spor ! Sisets
0prheo bar transported bette
poa SeIterpgeen ben til ct Sten'
airrbe oa onbrast bet Iangs efter
giaroet. Smenem bette 90 2iget
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Srpbte. SamtIiee Sigteoe nesteoe
at bore ifpIoige, Saoeren er rolig,
ssumerne mere paasaaenoe. SGrlig
ifaI ben 16.aarise Ratbeiis bore
ifarp os slsg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06

Rtui0t.- gaa Ieite &iliaar, 100
- acrss opoprfet farm norit Settlemeut
beligaenbe ipp geil Roropeit ira Saplep.
Glap Qountn, dRiHn. Dor urruere TIMBER.
refining iiiffrip ausuit Carton, Rbeatpn.
Dlinne lpta. 1918
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ROrif Gneberbriffs fan ,rbulS,s til Gu
gris aj % GtHis for belle fem @allousr
1925 GlasieL Get er On bstlig ifummtHse
Srit. vi BHftr on WaHb elltr aDiHot tHs
buer Sn til at forhaHOlt bet tor %. SeHh
0s SerSs Hauu o. Nortsit. ant Cpinss
Hinatr itRses trit. NbresieH tr: 2HH0tu &
Co., 2449s2445s2447 @tit siHjit Strett,
Chicago, 9IiHpts.
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@ammel sportsmanb. paa @ruoe

I aIep opboIoer ia | oisie Taee en-
GneIanoer, iom trcos fine 81 aar
bosIig er ilbe og filter efter 2areu,
beretter "@eitI.@
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teIas- o. ~gftcrSgsrgieI" letter 30 deafs isf IS Orb fpt
bper Gana, % 10 GsAts pr. Orb for at, ION o~uerftaeg
q Orb. Apernsiemsntsr izbtases lite for utn1re sHD
htatascr. let Isnuer fs lie at b0sfsst ta imaI
GUNNER.
ee-sssieRasstisHs toner u gsa,s ~. stals.
eur Orb aist en- etHse.
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ga uoat ois, 8onoe, bob Gill % 0rben;
9hi @asaaarosreien er mart oeo etoaroen
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Snb Satpta; mna bane nogen Epelle; BELT
en- norif Mdno. y. =. Sommeritao, 8eblen,
2. Tnf. 992
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Mr.. B. Anundsen,
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Mr.. B. Anundsen,
Dear sir
Ny folks think there is no paper
like yours and always are anxious TO
have the same every week.
Yours friendly,
H. r. Anspach.
Neenah, Wis.
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Faa Dem ct Hem.

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ns.oa g bly, eafhnnFts pea a.yls tsaA ar p-s s1r"ss a.'sri
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code MsrEeds1yaE % kaa noSla taa Ttmses REESE fA fyihlna.
bYsrn-. JdmssksdsA nlsdniGssr faF Aol0nisr. For kaftps
% asrusns OpiysainEsE hsuysnds naau ss snarsst mabg 81
WILSON C. Brown, Lsaa cs=@Issbsnsr.
saii~ SIS sIs gsrnsnia LIts Bids. s. PsaL HianssotA.
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Rprses itprite Gfeifog. Baa 9aar'
BEN Rorem / Stierners Serre6, &y.
fplfe, itaar ct aammelt GfetrP, bpis
Stammes @runoflabe optager ct
1884 apaoratmeter fort Sorbareal
% bar fslgeIig en- Smfreos af 1873
Weter eIler oper 20 Ilen. 8aa 8aar.
ben eif / iamme Serreo itaar ogiaa
ct liot minore Gre; men Sorifielten
er life itor, og bet er enoog bsiere
emo Greet paa Rorem. 8iennem.
sanenoe er Der / Here af Rpfplfes
Serreber ganife betpbelig og tilbels
paffer @feifog. @oarben Ssritao /
Stiernere bar utpiliomt &pfplfes,
ON life 2anbets, pr9atigite og itsrite
iamlebe Gfeifog, beitaaenoe al flere
tuien 3r9r tifbels at sanife antage.
lige 9imeniioner/ fra ~ op til 80
SommerS SpermaaI peo Hoben. Sfo-
gen, Der er ppperlig bolot, eies al
9pgoens 2Prer, Der er lepenbe inte.
resieret for Sfogens SpbieIp /
9orge ,og bar plantet flere tilien
@rau., Surit. % Serfetrer, bporaf
Fan mt busger Ssmmer til @oar.
hens 9ebop og enbog til SaIg. 5
Staponger amt, i9rItg 8pfplfe, er
Der life ioa ifoefattigt, iom man
faar Snbtrpf at, naar man leier
norife @eografier. Sor naiten belle
Hpfplfe er fosfIeot os for De fleite
@aarobrueere er Sfogbriften ben
pigtigite 0arinespei. Com Grem-
pei tan anisres, at en- Wanb for ct
glar iiben iolste en- lioen Del at fin
Sfog for ben nette Gum Of 10000
SIR. De, iom fisbte Den, tiente bet
oobbelte, og iaa prGetist Ssmmcr
Tom oct bar man iieloen let paa Dit
lanoet.
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TtHaIas. - 100 Gcres al beoits
- aano { Riflano County, 100 Ncres op~
oprfrt, Reiten sr Shanb, men fan osiud op.
oprfes. On nh 2aeebpgntua, 16x2s, er pad
6urmen. Sau tlgbes for is Dollars pr.
pr. We're, buts SdnbeI mart. Get CT $1,000
Ncre minbre eno ben er prro. Waa hdpe
en- 7el ~tpntant, ReiteH paa crop papmeutS
ON pniies msb Lap RsHtr. Striu til Dor 81,
2eoHaro, ". 3dt. 1912
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All lvndt emr opdukt. snS en Prairie. udmrka Jndbndl
L Hltlt kysgandi yedH. Code MsndeE Inosse Tier amedNnss
NlnO III LULU seuementr Khke q ske Ybht Lam fra $40 Ill SIC OPP
OOO 0OO A~roc duket fra as $40 Eue ynmr. For nermTe opymingr
<SS'SSS NCiCo og Knters rym Nhbag Bros, LBOxi43t Edmonton hh, Can
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-20

and Knowles Hyer. 1t was the inten-
tion, these gentlemen said, TO secure
donations from the various towns
along the proposed line; in fact,
quite number had already guaran-
teed to raise the money. While the
subscriptions must come in the form
| of donations direct, no one could
question the fact that these two rail-
roads would be worth much more
than a quarter of million dollars
to the people of Pensacola, and as the
subscriptions were not TO be paid un-
til the roads were built, it was a
plain, simple business proposition of
uettin. value received for the money
paid out.
1.-The matter was discussed at some
length, and the opinion was unanim-
Gus that Pensacola should raise the
money. The form of the SubScrip-
ton, as presented by the railroad
people, was as follows:
I'VE, the undersigned, agree to
Submit the amounts opposite our
names to the Pensacola & Northeast
ern Railroad Company, and the Flor
ida, Alabama & Western Railroad
Company, upon the following condi-
tions: One third of said amount is
to be paid when the Pensacola q
Northeastern Railroad Company is
constructed to Andalusia and in op-
Grafton; one-third when the Florida,
Alabama & Western Railroad is con-
structed to the Alabama State line
in the direction Of Memphis; and the
other third when the Florida, Ala
bama & Western Railroad is con-
structed and in operation through TO
Memphis.
ION motion the following commit
tee was appointed to solicit the fund:
Knowles Hyer, ]. E. Baars, Jno. w.
Bullock, Jr., t. L. Cant, Jno. E.
Stillman and A. Greenhut.
''There can be no doubt that the
business men who were present at
yesterdays meeting are fully awake
to the importance of the matter and
that a determined effort will be
made to raise the quarter of a mil
lion dollars. These two roads will be
worth much more than that to Pen
Sacola. and the money ought to be
raised"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-20

Mr.. Morrison took high rank among
the membership of the last legisla-
ture. He was always on hand to
meet with the committees to which
lie had been assigned and in the
house, he was alert and active and
sought to post himself upon every
measure that came before the legis-
lature. He is strong and resourceful
in debate, and was regarded as one of
the strongest men in the legislative
assembly. He experience gained the
last session, unquestionably equips
him for better service now and Gren-
ada county can rest assured, IL he is
returned, that he will rank second in
ability to no member there.
Mr.. Morrison has attained splen-
did reputation as a lawyer and has
had a remarkable success with the
entrusted to him. He is a
man of striking individuality and can
be depended upon to maintain his
idea of right with all the force of his
nature. He will doubtless have 40
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-20
INFORMATION WANTED.


Editor Sentinel: We people,
across the river, view with alarm the
action OF our board of supervisors in
letting out the county roads and pay
ing $50 per mile and putting on the
people, say s16, 900 road tax.
How is the money to be raised?
The people and property in the in
cOrp0rated towns will be exempt. If
those who work the roads are to pay
it, the road tax will be so high it will
run the laboring element out Of the
county,
If there is to be an additional tax
on the land it will StH be an injuS-
tice for we have a plenty OF labor to
keep up our roads and we are willing
to work them. So far as / know only
small per cent of the people were in
favor of working the roads by contract
and those expected the roads to be
worked at S25 and never dreamed Of
as much as $35 per mile.
Our board will soon be as expensive
as was the Thaw trial. Why should
we pay so much more than other
counties? The people are not clamor-
ing for contact roads and IL no bids
were made. that were in the bounds
of reason, why did not the board re-
ject the whole business?
About one half Of us now are not
able to pay our debts and keep up our
families IN decent shape.
Public spirit and enterprise cuts no
figure In it, for the people who are
most enthused are the ones who pay
the least.
1t seems our board is getting waste
full with the peoples money and that
there is too much of drew pay as
follows" How much will the road
tax be and where is it to come from?
Will the board please enlighten the
people and oblige, TAXPAYER.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-20

nounced the safe arrival Of the party
at Manila on March 4, after deliga aszs-
fui voyage of % days out from S1D
Francisco, which Miss Anderson onig
regretted was not two MONTHS
WashingtOn's birthday was observes
with patriotic ceremony on board IKE
ship, and an entertainment was giyexS
In honor of disembarking passengers
The purpose OF store advertising II
not merely to sell goods, but to SeE
more goods-tO make friends, ouMG
up patronage that viii not 9a9D
stick but grow. Newspapers reas-sa-
the greatest number Of people in sfsf-
immediate vicinity in the most Ess-
tural way, at tire least expense, 2zsn
they are therefore the best OF zas
mediums for stores. In newspaper
you follow the lines of least reS1S~
tance---you follow With the streaHe--
you talk to an audience already zss-
sembled, to the people who want to-
read--their mental cosmos is righs--
they are on your wire, and they wOxs u
ring off if you hold their interest
Attraction is the basis of all advcS-
tising---the store is the sun, the cEeS-
toners the planets that reyOiye
around it.
at Guam.
After d short stay at Manila, MISS
Anderson will proceed directly to tDf=
home of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Z
Moss, which is a two days boat rIdsf-
from Manila in the Mountains, zsz-
Pueguegaran in the province 81
Cazayan. Mrs. Wheat will accozzA-
pany her-Paducah Evening Sun.
The young lady above referred to- ~
granddaughter of Maj. Levin Lake
Her mother is Miss Ella Lake bOszn
and reared in Grenada.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-20
Mrs. Heard KorneSay awrence.

The friends of the this most ex-
cellent lady in this city and county
were grieved to hear Of her death,
which occurred in her home in Gre
NADIA, March %. She was i'll about
four weeks, but was not regarded as
critical until the evening before her
death.
Mrs. Lawrence was born in this
county two miles west of this city, at
what is known as the KOrnegay place.
She was educated principally in the
public schools of this city and was re-
garded as one of it's brightest and
most promising pupils. Her subse-
quent life has amply fulfilled the san
guine expectations Of her family and
friends.
She was devout Christian and a
consistent member of the Methodist
church. For fifteen years she was an
energetic member of the church,
developing a growth in grace to the
consistently high Christian character
she possessed when called to the still
higher life.
1t is a consolation to her dear ones
to know that she passed out into the
beyond in full confidence of her eter-
nal hope and a consciousness that she
was passing down into the valley,
even repeating in her last mOmnets the
beautiful and consoling 23rd Psalm.
She leaves to mourn her loss low
ing and faithful husband, two daugh-
Ger and four sons, the oldest, now
nearly fourteen years. West Point
Leader.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-20
MEMPHIS AND PEN
SACOLA RAILROAD
Pensacola SubcribeS $3.50
900 To Its Building.
Road Would Be a Great Feeder to
Grenada-Survey Already Made
Road to Run Southeastly
From Here.

The Memphis & Pensacola Rail-
road is beginning 70 give evidences OF
a vitality that would prompt the
conclusion that active work is soon to
be begun. 1t is recalled that the
survey for this road has already been
made; river soundings for bridge
foundations taken and the rights OF
way along much Of the line secured.
Great interest is felt in the road in
this section. 1t is to run in south
easterly direction from here and
would undoubtedly be a great feeder
for Grenada. The following from the
Pensacola Florida Journal shows the
steps being taken there and that the
business interest of that community
are enough interested to subscribe
lQuarter of million dollars.
''At largely attended meeting of
1.-THE Chamber of Commerce yesterday
Afternoon that body endorsed the
proposition to raise $250,000 for the
new AndaluSia and Memphis Rail-
road project, and appointed a COM
mittee to solicit that amount from
the citizens of Pensacola.
Subscriptions to the fund are
made conditional on the completion
of the roads, and are to be paid as
follows: One third when the road is
completed from Pensacola to Anda-
lusia; one-third when the Memphis
road is completed from Pensacola
northwest to the State line, and one
third when the road is completed
from Pensacola to Memphis.
"The subscriptions are therefore
based ona certainty, and will not
have to be paid until the conditions
specified are fulfilled.
President T. A. Jennings presided
and the proposition was presented on
behalf of the railroad people by Hon.
J. J. Sullivan, Judge Jno. G. Avery,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-20

Editor Sentinel: / am informe&
by the commander of Lafayette CaMsss
no 1852, Oxford, Miss, that they pEz'--
pose having a sham battle betweGEh
opposing forces of Confederate VeteE-
ans. on Saturday April 9th. Ouz-
side will be commanded by Ce2-
Thomas Spight of Ripley, Miss, aDs&
the opposing forces will be commaDGs-
ed by Gen. G. w. Gordon of Memphis
They have, through me, invited Az
veterans in this counry to go up aDaa
take part in this fight. | hope 49,
many as can, will go for it will be a.
glad day fer the old boys. Let a.
who intend going, report to me al
their earliest convenience.
J. W. Young, Conn.,
W. r. Barksdale, Camp. U. G. V.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-20

ways noted for his integrity and
square dealing and the fact OF his
connection with any enterprise or
undertaking insures those who deal
with him the best their money will
buy. Mr.. Moore and Mr.. Boothe,
the manager, make a combination
that can but be satisfactory to the
public and one that signifies business
principles on the part of the Grenada
Lumber Company.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-20
New. Two Story Brick Building.

Contracts have been made for the
tearing down of the old frame build
ing, known as Pass store, on Depn
street and for the erection on that
site Of a handsome two story brick
structure. The building will be oc-
cupied by some enterprise important
to Grenada's growth and develOpe-
ment.
Efforts are being made to have the
third story added to the new build
ing which could be used as an opera
house. The town is badly in need Of
an up to date opera building.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-20

Why not see what you can do in
prices before making your purchases?
This is what Meaders & BloodwOrth
want you to do in buying furniture,
picture frames, mating, rugs and
etc. This firm has large stock Of
goods and are going to sell large
part of it QUICK AND FAST.
Read their ad They have some ex-
troardinary bargains.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-20

KODOL For Dyspepsia clears the
stomach and makes the breath as
sweet as a rose. KOdol is sold by
druggists on guarantee relief pain.
1t conforms strictly to the National
Pure Food and Drugs Law. Sold by
Second Class Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-20
W, e. Moore With The Grenada Lumber
Company.

Mr.. w. E. Moore has accepted a
position with the Grenada Lumber
Company and he would be glad to
have those who are in the market
for lumber to call on him before
placing their orders elsewhere. Mr..
Moore is splendid gentleman, al
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-20
Miss Anderson and Party Reached Manila
March a.

Mrs. William II. Anderson, Of Ar
cadia, received a letter today from
her daughter, Miss Laura Anderson.
who accompanied Capt. and Mrs. Pal
mer Wheat on their return to the
Philippines, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Thomas E. Moss. The latter an
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-20

Hon. 5. A. Morrison Asks A Reelection.
The gentleman whose name appears
above asks reelection to the lower
house of the state legislature at the
hands OF the voters of this county.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-25

Denver, April i.-For some months
"A searching investigation OF the tim
ber land frauds In Colorado has been
carried on by special agents OF the
department OF the inteIior.
Timber land frauds disclosed In
other western states are equalled, "
not surpassed In Colorado. IL Is said,
and I'm support OF this assertion IL Is
announced that special grand jury
Is To be called shortly, before which
will be laid the evidence collected In
the timber entries.
Several months ago the department
OF justice issued commissions TO a
number Of western lawyers, making
them special prosecutors aud assist
ants TO the attorney general for prob
Ing land and other frauds. These at
torneys have had under them force
Of special agents delving into records
long forgotten and musty, and evi
depce showing that the future gener
ations OF Colorado have been shame
fully robbed OF their heritage as II
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-25

Another sensation was added yes.
terday afternoon TO the list OF deyel-
opments In federal court when the
United States government filed suit
against the barber Lumber company
TO set aside and cancel 2ij patents
heretofore issued for timber land In
Boise county. The land involved Is
worth considerably more than a mill
Ion dollars and cost the Barber peo-
pie 400, 900. About 10000 acres are
involved 10 the suit. In addition TO
this there IL nearly 2o,0oo acres of
thu Der owned by the company that
has not been patented, which will be
held up subject TO cancellation OF en-
tries by the interior department.
The title Of the case Is the United
States OF America IS. The Bart er
Lumber company, corporation duly
Incorporated under the laws OF the
state OF Wisconsin, John kinkaid
Patrick Downs and John ]. Wells.
The action Is brought In the Unit
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-25
COLORADO TIMBER FRAUD CASES!
The federal Department to Make Il warm for the Colorado
Timber Thieves.

Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, Washing.
ton aud other states, has been un-
earthed, IL Is reported,
The bills OF Colorado have been
stripped OF millions OF dollars worth
of timber, the proceeds going into
the pockets OF q few wealthy lumber
men, IL Is asserted.
Under cover OF the reports that the
special attorneys and agents OF the
government were engaged In examin-
Ing into titles OF coal lands, they
have been able to pursue their In
,cstigatlons without notoriety and
free from obstacles.
As result they have collected a
mass OF evidence which Is said TO
implicate many persons standing
high In social and business life.
Men whose cheeks are good for any
amount and whose families are re-
garded as the best society are said to
he subject for indictment by this
special grand jury.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-25
SUIT AGAINST BARBER LUMBER Go.
Action Brought Against Lumber Thieves to Cause Forty Thousand
Acres to Revert to Government.

ed States circuit court for the ninth
judicial circuit In and for the dis
trict Of Idaho.
The complaint charges the Barber
company With fraudulently securing
title 10 the timber lands involved,
and asks that the patents be set
aside that the land may revert To the
government. The petition does not
give ictaiis OF methods pursued ~
defendants I'm securing title to the
lands. In addition to the lands In
volved In the suit the Barber com.
pany has acquired about 10000 acres
IN Boise county for which no patents
have set been issued. For these
lands no suit is required as the In.
terror department will hold the en-
tries for cancellation. A lis pendeus
was tIed In Boise county yesterday
where all the lands are located, so
that no transfers without notice can
be made. Capital News.