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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

WEAAM&M E0NOEItONS.
 Raln has occurrNd nt many stations In the auif ana South Atlantic States and 1t ts now raining. in Georgia, Florida, the caroltnaA, and Virginia. with snow falling at Knoxville, TAnn.. and Asheville, N C.. sno wia failing this morning in Nebras- ka, Iowa. Ohio. and the upper Lake region. though fair weather now prevails over the western half of the country and eastward across the lower Mississippi Valley, under the Influence of an area of high barometer extending along the entire east slope of Texas Y
 Teniperatures continued moderately low in nearly all districts. have fallen some what in Texas. and the freezing line now dips southward to the south central portion of that State.
 Conditions favor fair weather in Ala. banan tohight and sunday. with heavy frost tonixht, and the temperaturs will Do at freezing or slightly below at Montgomery sunday morning.
 U. 6 Depaftment of AeFaenIture, weather
 Bureau.
 Temparature and precipitation nn report cd by the Weather Bureau for selected soathstn states during the st hours end-
 Montgomery, Nov. 1t. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
WHEN YOU THINK

Of Flowers, think of us. We ofRer the most beaufifal and appropriate tributes of love ard respect for those who have passed Beyond, also choice bou4uets for Weddings aud other occasions.
 s. D. STERN 4 co. Phone a0O1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
BANK STATEMENT.

New York. Nov. l4-The abatement oS the clearing house banks for the week shows that the banks hold ss0 s11. $50 more than the requirements of the 25 per cent. reserve rule. This is a decrease af aes sno in the proportionate cash reserve in com
 parlson with last week. The statement fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
ST. LouIs GRAIN

St Louis. Nov. l4.-(special )-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- lows:
 Wheat: Dee. s1.os%A; range s1. 1.osHaH A to $1.03lk. May s1. OT9a bid; range S1. o7!4 to sl; o7z. July 9sls: range ss%A to 9sA 8% bid.
 Corn: Dec. soss; range sOIh @% to sox May SIS bid; range 6i to SIX. July 61h
 oats: Dec 47H bid; range 471s. May 4s% Nom
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

The largest Sunday Sch ooI in Texas Is that of the Trevers Park Methodist Church at San Antonio which has 1,22e of 5So.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
GIDDY GOTHAM
PRODIGALETY CONSPICUOUS AT
 HORSE SHOW AND OPERA.
MOrsess Fate KeenIy Wntched--sFren- zIed Finance" is Furnishing an Example that Others May PrOae Bx--7actnE With
 Out Betting BFeaks Up
 the Tracks.

New York Nov. 14.--More money has been put in circulation at the opening whirl of the opera and horse show in this city than has financed many business during the past year. For the. first time since the pinch of the panic last fall, chunks of ready cash and fcrtuncg in dress and entertainment have teen turned Iocse here about the society debut of the horse and the prima donna. With much Of its old time profigacy the fashi ionabie world is today patronizing the places where high-prieed stage and ring talent preen and prance be- fore the baxes, and in its wake the lesser spenders have followed through this welcome revival of Broadway buy ing. Tn the coffors of the sage man ages of the annual horse fete as well as the opening opera there are being counted today heaping evidences of Gotham's renewed ability to pay for it's popular pleasures. Sure signs of plen- ttfuk- activity downtown the returns from these two costly pastines have been always held here. and since their bountifuI bulging of the financial ba- ronneter this week no doubt Is left of returning floods of prosperity.
 Lasting Lesson.
 The last gasp of frenzied finance has been throttled in this town as Morse. the venturesome flee mRp." is battling for his liberty iu the final chapter of fierce fight to a finish with the Fed eral probers No subject so constant ly wags the tongues of the occupants of every elevator throughout the Wall Street district as this marked fate of the former king of capitalization. Ev- cry magnate, officer, clerk and ofice boy of the downtown corporations is today talking of nothing but the end of the fortunes of little Mir. Morse. However hard the imposition of prison sentence may prove to this conspicuous offender against fair finance, the les son learned by the commanders as well as the rank and file of the Wall Street brigade this week will not soon be for gotten. In the march forward to bet ter business, which Is already under
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
NAVAL srnuun

.SaVAnnah. Nov. N.-Turpentine firr, S9o. t'AaS' shipments
 itosin firm; sales 2.ss7; receipts asaa. ssRiPmsnts sR e9s aa. sl2 onote: aDE s2 soaso: F l $4 Oo; S4 90; M S5.35; N SS 96. u5s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
NrW ORLrANs cOTroT orr
NEW YORK coTTON

New Orleans, Nov. 14--Cotton seed oil; cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
sELMA coTTON MARKRT.

t'sI@Illa st @ Nov, l4--( Special )-4The prica ,t p spos ,a,S S1sson in the local market vas quoted Good fniddlinK
 Ntddt,v. a.iednhs '-'' -..s ..,. Sc Strict low niddling Ae To" middins .... .-.. ..... ... .STc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
--Risins. x-Fallins ( .
wEATWwn enNnrrrC

RIVER FORECAST. ne coosa and the Alabama will remain nearly stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
YYvrnpoOT, cOTTON.

The sales of the day were 1000 bales of which 300 were for speculation and export and included 5.20O American.
 Futures opened quiet and steady and clos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
larIeston. Nov 14-rurpentine firm

Rosin firm: ABODE s2.75: FIG s2 so. ', SS S5: l SS 90: K &4 so; NJ S5 25; N SS SO: VIC $e 25; wv $s 3o ~ '' 'o'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUruRr.
NEW ORLEANS sPor COTTON.

New Orleans, Nov. 14.-Cotton spots were eady; receipts i27s3; stock z3s.e2T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

wabash 1sts ~ M .fi0E wheeling & L. Erie 4s .... .... .. ss
 Wisconsin Central 4s .... .... ...... S7S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

Houston--Steady .s's .'.' ''-- '. AuEuska--Eteady .... seq sss'.s 'ss.'' . MemphiE-~Steady s..s s... ss's s.'' 's'- st. Lsouia-steady .... ..s..s .... .... Cfncinnntf--- s.'s sss.ss Luuisxille-Flrm ss.. .s'. s''.s' 1Ittla Rock--Steady .,ss .... .-.. '..' --|
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
Daily Cotton Market.
 MOVEMENT

Oalv6ston-Firm. . i-16c New Qrleans--Sty.. SAC .. Mob hile--Firm. sMc ... .. 6nvnnnah--Sty.. s 13-lec .... Charleeton--Sty., s 13-16c ..
 Wilnlngton-Qt., s&e ... Norfolk--Sty.. 9 1-1sc .... Baltifnore---Nona.. eisc = ... . New York--Qt., s.35 q. ..s.. 13oston--Qt., e35 .... Phliadelphia-ot.. s-so .. l.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26
Iowa NeMa Notea.

DENlSoN-W. w. Coon, one OF the Oldest
and best known residents OF Arion, Craw-
ford county, fell dead with heart disease
on Sunday morning. His son, DR.. Coon
OF Denison, is on a pleasure trip up in
canada and may not be able to return
day afternoon
DENISON-Mrs. b.. +. Roberts. wife of a
prominent farmer living two miles south
OF Dunlap, Harrison county, committed sui
eide on Monday morning by throwing her
self into a lake near the house. She arose
early and dressed. When she did not return,
search was made and her shoes found on
the bank. Then the lake was dragged and
the body found in sixteen feet OF water.
She has been nerVously affected for some
time, but self-destruction was not sus-
picioned. Her husband was at one time a
member o. the Iowa legislature.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26

The Milne series Of arithmetic text books
viii replace the Werner series in the public
schools OF this city with the beginning Of
the new school year in September. This
has been decided upon by the commit
tee on text hooks OF the Board of Educa-
ton. OF which w. Brooks Reed is chairman,
after a conference with J. H.. Beveridge
the new superintendent OF the city schools.
AS both the Milns and Werner series
are handled by the same publishing com
pany the Werner books now in the pos
session Of the school district will he taken
up by the firm. thus making the expense
OF the change considerably less than II
would OtherWise be.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26
FIVE PLACES VISITED BY THIEVES
Ten Dollars in Cash and Fifty Cents
I'm stamps Secured.

I'm stamps Secured.
burglars visited five places on South
Main street Sunday night according TO re-
ports made to the police yesterday morn
ing. The total booty. however, secured
bv the midnight marauders Is placed. at
$40 in cash and so cents worth of postage
stamps.
The $40 in cash was secured from the cash
register in the saloon of John Mergen at
e7 South Main street. Entrance was ell
eected by boring holes with an anger
through a rear cellar door by which method
II was possible to reach inside and unbolt
the door.
The saloon of Otto Hueblin at ID South
Main street was entered by a rear WINDOW
Hero the 50 cents in postage stamps was
obtained.
The grocery store OF Isaac Cherniss at
5l3 South Main street was entered and the
place ransacked in the evident search
for mony. Nothing of value was found to
be missing.
Entrance to the grocery store of Kock d
PauIus at 21 South Main street was Ell
fected through a rear window the place
was ransacked, but the proprietors were
unable to notice anything of value missing
Entrance to the Crystal Mills at tho
! corner Of Main and Story streets was alse
secured through a rear window. Here th'
desks I'm the office were ransacked IN q
vain search for money. An attempt t'
force the safe was made. but was un'
successful. although the burglars succeeded
in putting II out OF commission and ElviT
seeley, president of the company Wa'
forced to call in the services OF an exper
to open IT yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26

Republicans 60 70 conference

Council Bluffs will be well represented
at the conference OF republicans to be held
in Dies Moine today. National Committee
man Ernest e. Hart. George s.. Wright,
state committeeman from the Ninth dis
trlet; Congressman Walter. !, Smith and
Victor Z. Bender left for Des Moines last
evening. State Senator c. G.. Saunders
will leave for there In the morning. Will
loughby Dye Of Macedonia and Henry
Brandes OF Hancock, representative from
PottAwAttamie county to the state legisla-
ture, win also be in attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26

At the meeting Of the Board of Health
last night the contract for caring for con-
tagious cases in which the city is required
to furnish medical attendance was awarded
to DR.. c. Fl. Bower, the city health officer
on his bid Of $500 for the year. 1t was an
nouhced that the sun mentioned by Dr.
Bower was to include the S4C9 which he had
previously claimed for the care of small
poX eases.
DR.. v. ]. Meyer and DR.. II. A. Relchen-
bach. each asked $1,000 for the year or 81
a case. DR.. n. J. Rice former city physi-
clan. Offered to do the work for $3.50.
The report OF the analysis OF the city
water made by the state chemist which has
been published, was submitted to DR.. Bower
and ordered entered Of record.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26
SUSPECTED INCENDTARY is HELD
Man Accused of Firing Farmers Barn
Held at MarahaIltoMn.

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, Aug. S.-CSpe-
cial)-W. S. Giles barn near town and
AL OF its contents was destroyed by fire
believed to have been of incendiary origin,
Saturday night, Loss, 1900. partly insured
Paul Radloff, with whom Giles had trouble
early Saturday evening, was arrested today
on suspicion of having set the barn Attire.
Radloff is now in Jail.
Rhodes pharmacy was broken into and
robbed last night Of watches watch
charms, bracelets. cuff buttons and othei
jewelry valued at $500. There is no clue.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26
Puts an End TO sufferinE.

HASTINGS, Neb,, Aug. ~25-(special Tel
eg~ram.)-John Boulton, aged rs. ended his
long suffering from paralysis last night by
committing suicide at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. w. ]. Peterson, near here,
with whom he had lived for several years.
He prepared for the deed while his sister
and other relatives we're attending a camp.
meeting at Kenesaw. He swallowed strych
nine after he retired to his room and was
found dead in bed this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26
POstofnce at JunIata Robb.d.

HASTINGS. Neb., Aug. 2~5.-(speciaI Tel
egram.)-When the people Of Juniata heard
an explosion last night, they thought IL
was thunder and made no examination
This morning Il was discovered that the
postoffice had been entered by safs-
crackers and the safe blown open. About
s. in stamps and some pennies were stolen
The safe-blowers escaped.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26
child FataIIY burned.

TEcUMsEH, Neb., Aug. S.-(special
Telegram)-The year and a half old baby,
con of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel f. Fenton,
who live three miles west OF Teoumash,
was terribly scalded today. The mother
had filled a washing machine with scald-
Ing water, when the child pulled the plug
out and let the water flow onto his body.
He was terribly burned and 1t is feared
cannot recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26

KEARNEY. Neb., Aug. &.-(spscial
Telegram.)-surveyors for the Hoidrege-
Kearney electric line have reached this
city and have driven their stakes to the
head Of Diagonal avenue In West Kear-
ney, indicating that the route win follow
this avenue and Twsnty-fourth street
into the city,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26
A Cruel hIintnke

is to neglect e cold or cough. Dr.. Kings
New Discovery cures them and prevents
consumption. SIC n 800. Beaton Drug
Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26
ReaI Eatate Tran.fer..

THESE transfers were reported to The
Bee August "a by the Pottawattamie
County Abstract company of Council
Bluffs:
Jessica Siedentopf and husband and
Ellen M. s.. Haas and husband TO
Harry p, Glover, lot o, block "a,
Ferry addition TO Council Bluffs,
George W. b. wcsterda6i. single. 10 lO
w. II Lynchard. lot 1. block 1b.
Beers subdivision TO Council
Bluffs, W. SO
Ida NJ. Mikesell and husband to
Thomas Mickey, part Of lot /,
block II. Macedonia, W. d.. 225
w. 4. Grigsby. unmarried. to Hans
n. Terp. lot 10. block /. Mcmahon.
Cooper & Jefferies' addition to
Council Bluffs, W. d,......,..... 1,SOC
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
Quaint md Curious FeRtureH of Life
I'm n Rapidly Grow
ing state.

Out Where 1t Never Rains-Have not
heard from all the neighbors. but down the
draw towards Sidney every bridge but one
went and grain is scattered for miss.
Even fences washed out. We saw a man
gathering up trees, so suppose they were
washed out, t~oo.-Sidney Draw, kimball
Observer.
Don't Tempt the Company to 1njure lis
Property-The Eustis people are trying to
create some agitation along the line OF
Sunday train service on the Hlghline. They
may succeed, but we have our doubt. The
Highllne is a hard thing to make over.
improve or create anything new. Too much
traffic would be disastrous to the roadbed.
Curtis Enterprise.
Touching-The two doctors who were
canvassing this neighborhood last week
professed themselves to be endowed with
more than ordinary curative powers, and
their sense of touch must have been, near
the perfect mark. Their claim was that
they asked no questions and that by simply
touching you in the neck with their hand
they could tell your ailment to a dot, but
we did not learn of anybody being touch ID
in the neck for anything in this vicinity.
Sparta Notes, Verdigree Citizen.
Gus a Good saver-Hld away in an old
trunk the authorities at Humphrey last
week found $l.ssO.S5 in currency, gold and
small change, representing the hoardings
of Gus Blessing. the hermit who was found
dead in his room. This amount about bal
anced with the records in his cash book.
Some of the paper money bore dates which
indicate that 1t had been laid away years
ago. Blessing was 60 years old. In connec-
ton with his life history the Humphrey
Democrat said that he had not been out
side his little candy store for a year or
more. One sister and two brothers are
the immediate relatives who survive him.
Fullerton N~ews-Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26

Bee want ADS are business bOosteF'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26

Have any trouble with your eyes? lns
first indication of trouble promptly at
tended to by a competent opucian may
prolong the eyesight for many years
Don't wait for pain and sore eyes TO worN
the first inroads. Consult us. EXahlhd-
ton free. Satisfaction In glasses aoso-
lutely guaranteed. Lefferts' 4o9 brodu-
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26

An amendment raising the capital stock
OF the newly organized st. Paul & Des
Moines railway to $4,000 was filed this
morning in the secretary of states office.
The previous capital stock was S1,OOO,OOl.
The recording fee was 1850. The st. Paul
& Des Moines railway was formerly the
Des Moines, Iowa Falls & Northern.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26
Marriage L~icensea.

TO wed were issued yesterday to
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26
Would Keen Recruiting station.

men of the city will ask Captain Hull to
use his influence in keeping the recruiting
station in this city. The War department
recently ordered the closing of the local
station. II met with the general disap-
proval of business men.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas on November sard 1907 Kila Plast
of Greene County Mississippi for vxfne re-
ceiyed. executed and Gplivcred 70 Clif " fliiamsi
Machine Company OF Aeridisn Mississippi. his
seventeen eerssin promissory noSes one nous
for Oh Sao due and payable on December 15sh
1907. and sixteen other notes for 10000 each.
due and payable on the 18th day Of each month
after December 18th 1907. until all OF said notes
were paid, ALL OF. Aafd notes
laggresatfne 8. $50 90 and bearing interest %
per cent per Annum from dEse OF their execution
and whereas on said. date Of November 13rd
Iloe7. the safd Kits Pistt 70 secure the prompt
payments OF his said 1ndsb8nssss 20 Gle WILL
Jams Machine Company, did make, cxechie
and deffver mis- certain DsSd q Trust 70 L. d.
Clark as Trustee which said Deed OF Trust 10
duly recorded in Book pAges i7e. 1T, izs, l7p
OF Mortgage Records OF Greene County Miss
issippi which said Deed nfl9rAss does cell con
veg ana warrant 70 the said L. p. Clark -
Trustee the properly hereinafter described.
and further eKprAas y sAipdlAtsas thai " the
said Kla Plstt should fail. rsfnsslor ;nHglesa 10
pay any one OF the aid notes 81 maturity. then
all of said noscs that ~ thax time remaining
unpaid shall become due from Ahe dats OF. De-
fauft In the pAyment Of any one Of said notes.
/ ADD whereas swo,of shs said described notes
have matuFed and ara now long past due snd
unpaid the said KilA PlAM having wholly maae
default in their payment NJ maturity. and By
such said default all Of the said seventeen notes
have now matured By the terms OF said Deed
tot Trusk and the sGfd Gin Williams Machine
COMPANY. desires 70 koIlect the said sf7saoo
with the interest," thereon "a per cent per an.
mum from Nov. ssrd 1907, sifd demands thas
said Trustee pFocsed4 - oncsSuh fuiy ssxscuse
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
tne tras. named iassadlDeed of TTaas9 =


IS Nov shersiore 1.-THE ubdersiEnefI. L. d. aClark
graesee named In said Deed Of srtaSt.. under
the prosisions OF, Aasl: bs anthestby 4cDnferred
ppop me in the said named Deed: OF Trust will
on March Ind 1908 Within legal hours,. at. the
froht OF the East front door of the court house
of Greene County in Leskesville. Mississippi
offer for sale and sell At Publ out-cry to the
hiaheSS bidder foscash, the folio wing prescribed
properly locAtcd And Situated in Greene Goun-
~, Xississippis AtIl uameiI and described in
the said Deed of Trust TO wit: ~-se>nl-s: ,>5stf
Sixty pieces OF square timbercat. and being
In Grifnn's creek near its mouth: and ninety
cut bt KfIs 'Pfatt within, twenty DAYS from
Nov 1srd foe7; sif d SAID timber to average 80
eubie feess per stles- a6nd one forty horse
power sboiler modhtedor wheels aud tongue
som aefe. onecEntee crank Engine mounted on
same, swo ;puileys complete, saHgers lever,
and connected to boiler. ready to: run, one var
iable feed. three block ssM mill complete, con
sjsiinE OF husk frnme comple etc. complete dogs,
SET works, cable feed and track, ready built and
IS feet Of "A inch betting, one 81 inch inserted
tooth saw and branded Enterprise Mfg Co
lumbian; Ohio. Also iall '0f OF the land known
rs AL OF section Thirty ave t55) sin Township
Four Cd North of Range: Six 90 West except
tAs N e la of N i l-4, ot!ssid sec. s., contain
ingooo acres more oFfless, together with all the
Improvements shsreona and belongings: Wit
ness my signature 81 L.ea1eSville, Miss this
February LIST 1909. ~ ....tt..-
TH<'. rEs.s L. D. cLAnr .
~lft3Ea:1 ~ rgavr5:tr; . - 1-rr~rx,a.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
CONTEST NOTICE

Department Of the Interior.
United STATES Land once, 9gkg95f.irEi s3.gtr =;
jackson, Miss Feb, 1908. J
c IA Snfieient contest afndssE IL having been aled
in this ONCE By Arts 9. Turner OF Lea kesviile
MISS coHtSStsnt sgainst Jackson series heue4
stead, entry No. 38S2 made June 2. 1905 for sx
qfsnW ar, MI Sw err and CIV pr Sw ar! Seetk
Twp. u, Range CIV, St. Stephens MeridiAA.
by Derry 4. hendricks. Contestce. In which IL
alleged thsthe is well acquainted with the tract
Of land embraced In said entry and knows the
present col ditioR OF eerAe also thai eald entTy
nam has neverAethed Hpon I'm proved or cuitfa
waited, said land. put b wholly abandoned
same and that there are no signs or any tn.
provements EhnLerer on Eaid land; also .thAt
said alleged absence ef entItnan Wss NOT due
to his employment IN the Army, Navy or
Marine Corps OF she United States a private
soldier, of1cer, seAman or Marine, during "a o
war with Spain, or dntinR any other var In
which the United Sesses may ee engaged, said
parties are hereby nosifsd 70 appear. respond
sdd offer evidence t7aeAias sAiA Ailefa,ioH 81
n4:il;r{ March 26, 1908 3on Ii;ei
before Chancery Clerk 81 Leakesvilis. Miss.
land that hAal hearing will DO hslA st 10 o'clock
B. on. April z. 1903 befere) the kegfHtr r. And
Receiver ut ths UAited Stases Land Once in
jackson Miss. Serve Hnder Rules "a u and 70.
The said con teSt2nt having ia o proper am
d4vit nled FebrsAry & 1905 sch forsh1 facee
which know thas After dah diligence personal
hereby ordered ana diftc I'd that sach notice
be gwen by due Asd propsr publisANsn.- r,4g
"2- 1't ''.'+ L. q q. LAMAh, Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

best Is seperate thies, matter Sc, and
bind ffnt6 d small . Volume, thereby
allowing room f6r fuller treatment
Of geographical Questi o1s. and not
Edetrac ting y from from the the value of. the
work from which it is .snbtractsds
as as the IhssslrI e s f writer wasSthep
but given, more room IS, ing perate
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Tfhe would 'cisesyouato pagea 429
where under a paragraph as With
marginal nblack face, athis name
would send you INTO the very ff11 81
matt on sought, - and 30 'on.o . Some
|'sKeleton . maps . IA for listening Out
|.the a eiinestiorss of Palestine, VIII
PROVE Inviting to those WITH
taste ffpr dlraying. ana i Used will
\ ada imnensely.. to its improviser a
lsngsp no dge of locations !3ll II, the AoIE
Ian daS they lay. while the Maste1
tread the earth.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
s.Aarnhs 10 1903
CONTRACT rorKE,

Sealed bids viii be received at thea once of
the Chanccry Clerk of Greene County up 80
~ r.el eck noon Of the hrst Monday the 5nd
day Sof lEArch:faoe for the building of a steel
!Andifon bridge pYer Big Greek near mouth as
per rlaAa and specifications. furnished:by Geo.
e. Kids HriaEs Company. now on ale in the
Chancsry Clerks once. each bid to be accom-
panied with certined check 20 amt OF $4,000.
Bond viii he required according to law, the
Board reserves the right TO reject any and ali
bids. By order of the Board Of Supervisors Of
Greene County Miss. =
4 :: s. r. MCKAY. Clerk.