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French Interests.

Paris. June 25-The French govern
ment, which has been without a diplo-
matte representative in Venezuela since
June, 1906, when NJ. Taigny was expelled
after a series of difficulties with tba
government of President Castro IS al
present considering to what country il
Will cOnfide its diplomatic interests az
Caracas. No decision has been reached.
but it is probable that Brazil will be
selected.
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HAUL OF DIAMOND THIEVES
They Got Stones Worth $1,000 From
Antler ROoming House
Proprietor.

An effort is being made by the police
10 nravel another mysterious diamond
robbery.
On Thursday afternoon while Mrs. S
+. Young, prOpTietress Of the Antler
rOOmng house 40 West Second South
street was absent from her room, thief
crept i'm and stole about 81 200 worth of
jewelry.
Mrs. Young thinks that the thief must
have engaged a room at her place, so
as TO watch for an opportunity to rob
her.
The stolen jewelry consisted of several
diamond rings, a diamond sunburst and
other ornaments.
The police have been notified, but no
arrests have been made.
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gRANsFoRD IN CALIFORNIA.

Il 5. Bransford, one time assessor and
twice sheriff of Plumas county now
MAYOR of Salt Lake City. accompanied by
Mrs BransfOrd. arrived in Chico yeslel-
dav from a visit with his uncle. Mayor
W 5. BransfOrd of Red Bluff and Joined
Colonel and Mrs. r. +. Holmes. The party
left by auto for Salt Lake city. going by
way Of Magalia. Prattville, GreenyIlle
and Quincy.
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viii Wear Crepe.

Norfolk Va June 26.-in honor of the
memory Of former President Cleveland.
guns were fired from the saluting bat
terry al the St Helena naval training sta
ton here evsrV half hour today. besin-
ming at sunrise Beginning today all ma
val cadets at this station will for thirty
days wear badges OF mourning.
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Roosevelt's Departure.
Persistent Photographers.

Governors Hughes, Fort and Smith. who
had arrived on the 6.25 train left the
city after the ceremony. Several pho
tOgTaphers in their eagerness to photo
graph Governor Hughes and other distin-
guished guests upon their arrival refused
10 comply with the orders of the guards
men TO fall back within the lines. and il
was not until one of the troopers rode
over TO the scene that the phOtogra pliers
desisted. At the station. shortly before
his departure. Governor Hughes goOd-na-
turedy posed for a score of camera men,
who leveled their lenses at him. The gov
ernOr left for New York in the private
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Bells Tolled.

Philadelphia June 26-In memory of for
Tner President Cleveland. the bell in the
tower of historic Independence hall. the
chimes of many churches and the bells
on ali municipal buildings will be tOllad
this afternoon during the hour the fun
erai services will be held at Princeton.
Flags are flying in all parts of the
city at half mast and all business ex-
changes closed at / o'clock.
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Board of Trade Closed.

Chicago June Cas- mark of respect
TO tile memory of the late Grover CleVe-
land the Chicago beard Of trade closed at
y O'clock today instead of at 1:l5 p. n.
the regular closing hour The action was
decided upon at a meeting OF the board
Of directors earlier H. the day.
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EXPECTS A TELEGRAM.

San Francisco, June 2e.-At a DEM
ocratic meeting tonight Theodore A.
Bell, in a speech. said that by tomor-
row night he expected 10 have a tele-
gram announcing his selection as tenn
porary chairman of the Democratic
national convention at Denver next
month.
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rARERNAcLE oReAN RECITAL.

Edward P. Kimball. assistant organist.
will render the following program in the
tabernacle today. beginning at noon:
Excerpt from Faust ....-; Eddy-Gounod
taJ Offertory in d flat and prayer in
G. flat ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Claire
gb1 Spring Song ..--..............-- Wilken
fel Old Melody ....... Arr. by performer
Triumphal procession from "Naaman'
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Boxing Match.

Hot Springs north Of Ogden). June o.
Pete Sullivan VS.. Cyclone Thompson.
Excursion via o. S. L., round trip s1.25.
Special train leaves Salt Lake 7:15 D..
m, returning after the match about II
.. m.
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car OF George Westinghouse. which
brought Mr.. Westinghouse. Paul Morton
and number of Representatives of the
Equitable Life Assurance company.
Visitors Came Early.
As early at o'clock distinguished visi-
tors began to arrive. Among the first was
Secretary George b Cortelyou and ex-
United States Senator James Smith. James
q. Wilson and Hilary Herbert The
guests We're received on the Veranda Of
the house by Professor John Hibben and
Cleveland F. Bacon, nephew of Mir. Cleve-
land
Governor Charles Il. Hughes was the
last executive to arrive. As he stepped
from his carriage all the other assembled
officials rose to greet him.
The guests were received into the house
at ; O'Clock Jesse Lynch Williams
Henry j. Van Dyke and William II. Brad
ford of Princeton ushered the visitors to
seats in various parts of the house In
the reception room with the casket were
Mrs. Cleveland and the children and rela-
uVeS, President Roosevelt and the Off
eiating clergymen. As each clergyman de-
hvered his part in the service he stood at
the door of the reception room, so that
he could be heard by all. On the casket
We're flowers and an ivy wreath from
Nassau hall.
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me Louvre RathskeIIer.

We serve fresh soft-sheil crabs. We
also receive daily direct from the Quelle
In Portland, Ore. fine crawfish cooked
in wine.
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Pittsburg June 26.-Out OF respect for
the late Grover Cleveland. the Pittsburg
stock exchange closed today at l O'Clock.
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ACTIVE SHEEP HERDER.
Reported to Have Shot Himself and
Jumped Into Canal.

Some excitement was caused at the
sheriff's office last night by the report
that man had shot himself and jumped
into d canal near Buena Vista. a sta
ton about eight miles from Salt Lake
on the Western Pacific railroad
Mrs. Elmer Schonfield telephoned to
the sheriff that her little son had come
running into the house with the state
ment that he had seen sheepherder
shoot himself and then leap into the
canal.
few minutes later Mrs. SchOnfield
teephOned that the man had followed
the little boy to the house and that he
was unnjured This message was re-
ceived just as Deputy Sheriff Sharp was
on the point of starting for Buena Vista.
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GAS RANGES.

Special sale on Gas Ranges
For the next ten days.
UTAH LIGHT & RAILWAY CO,
Basement. 1873 South Temple.
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JAMES MURPHY. alias Burk. for whom
the police have been searching for a
long time. was arrested last night in
Commercial street with a suit of clothes
in his possession which the police think
may have been stolen. The police have
for some time had a warrant for the
mans arrest on the charge of stealing
brass from the Rio Grande railroad.
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PLAN TO MOVE
RED LIGHTS AT
CRITICAL STAGE
Continued From PAGE !

property purchased will be left standing.
Others viii be torn down, so that the
houses in the new district can be made
of q uniform character.
On the land facing the streets the
Citizens Investment company will build
stores and rOOming houses. Back of
these. in the center of the block will be
the little world of abandoned women.
hidden away back of the surrounding
buildings There will be five streets. each
fifteen feet wide. These will be paved
and lighted. The streets will be lined
with 100 One-room houses and seven fiji
teeH-rOom houses. The seven larger
houses will have bathrooms and all ac-
cessOries that go with such places. The
$50 smaller houses viii be arranged ter
race fashion. The women who rent these
houses will live in the rooming houses,
which will line the outer edge Of the new
district.
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connected with the party of Secretary
Taft
Secretary Of the Treasury George B.
COrtelyou was also guest at the
Manhattan tonight. He was at the fu
neral at Princeton today of eX-Presi-
dent Cleveland. He saw Secretary Taft
in the evening, but their conversation
was purely personal
Will Visit Oyster Bay.
Tomorrow morning Secretary Taft.
with Ex-Governor Wright and General
Edwards. viii take an early train for
Oyster Bay TO confer with President
Roosevelt The purpose of the con-
ference is 10 discuss questions now
pending before the war department and
Ex-Governor Wrights new duties as
secretary of war.
Politics also VIII be discussed, par
ticularly the selection OF a chairman of
the Republican national committee.
Secretary Taft hopes To conclude his
talk with President Roosevelt tOmOT-
row in time TO enable him to return To
Washington tomorrow night.
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, 1924 Main
street, $3.50 per year and upwards
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It's time you bathed. Go to Saltair
today. water so.
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THIEVES IN sTORE.-Thieves broke
into the store of H. P. Nelson Of $50
West Third North street last night.
Nothing was carried off
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It's time you bathed. Go to Saltair
today; water so.
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Heron cafe Saturday evening special
fried spring chicken, cream gravy and
tea biscuits-35c
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FROM BUGGY.-In a runa-
way at Fifth South and State streets
last night Mrs. \. Fay of the Aztec
roomng house, at First South street and
Broadway. was thrown from a buggy
and SLIGHTLY injured.
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Saloons and Restaurants.


In the stores in the buildings facing the
city streets will be saloons and Testau-
rants. as il is expected that the Com
merciai street barrOoms and other resorts
will follow the westward movement of
the unfortunate women.
1t is said that the Citizens Investment
company expects ultimately 10 buy all
the property in the proposed red light dis
trict.
The idea of moving them was taken
up about fourteen months ago by j. NJ.
Evans. A. IL. Birrell and Thomas f.
Rowan assisted him in purchasing the
needed property.
Mayor BransfOTd has expressed himself
as in favor of moving the red light dis
trict from its present location. but there
have been vigorous protests by property
owners on the west side against moving
the district TO that part of the city.
Bond Issue FIoated.
In order TO secure the necessary money
to put up the buildings in the district
the Citizens Investment company has
given to the Salt Lake Security & Trust
company d trust deed for 800 600, cover
ing all the property involved with the
exception of lot No. Z. This deed is TO
secure bond issue of forty bonds, valued
at $1,000 each. due and payable July J.
1918. and bearing interest at the rate of
10 per cent.
At the same time transfers were re-
corded from the present owners of the
pany.
While these transactions We're being
carried on in the office of the county re
corded, an attorney for the protesting
people in that neighbOrhOod filed with
the city recorder additional petitions con-
tanning 400 names. These will be pre-
scented to the council at its meeting next
Monday evening.
Last evening there was a meeting of
few of those who are leading the
movement against the proposed change
at the home of Mrs. ButterWOrth. At
Third West and Third South street, at
which plans for making a personal pro-
test before the council municipal laws
committee next Thursday evening was
taken up.
That the council has absolute power to
stop this removal of the red light district
is doubted by many. 1t is up 10 the chief
of police
The women of the underworld are le-
gal as well as social Outcasts. They can
be absolutely prevented from plying their
trade any place in the city by the terms
of the state law. Every state has such
laws. but they are never enforced in
large cities. The class exists on the SUI
ferance of the police and is subject to
such restrictions as they see fit TO inn
pose.
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GOT A VERY DEEP HOLE.

Take dip at saItair today; water 80
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GAS RANGES.

Special sale ON Gas Ranges
For the next ten days.
UTAH LIGHT & RAILWAY CO,
Basement. 1873 South West Temple
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THE STORY.

sIVXT HAT! Thou hast seen Elijah
w and hast let him get quite
away again." and the shrill voice of
Jezebel with rising infection and add
ed intensity with every word plainly
indicated the astonisnment, indigna-
ton, scorn and contempt which surged
ever her. King Ahab in confusion
struggled to make answer, but he had
only. spoken a few faltering words
when Jezebel broke out again:
Here thou hast been seeking for
thy enemy and the enemy of thy peo-
pie for the past three years, and when
the gods give him into thy hands thou
lettest him get quite away again."
But it was not the gods that gave
him into my hands," Ahab protested,
for. he came boldly to meet me, say
ing his God had sent him."
His Cod" scornfully repeated Jez-
>,ebel: What god is there beside the
god Baal whom we Worship"
y And he has asked that all the
prophets of Baal and the prophets of
the groves who eat at thy table shall
sAhOO1 O1 4AOuhC Sdl IuCl, AudU
continued, without answering Jeze-
'beI4 question
r "Bhou fool" shrieked Jezebel, let
tingi her passion quite get the better
Iof her and so distorting her face that
she seemed more demon than woman.
'"Thlnkest thou that he will meet
.thet there? Surely, he seeketh only
to Iut thee to further confusion and
tshahe.. The dirty dog, the vile hypo-
critic, dare not show his face before
the prophets of Baal."
"But Obadiah declareth that there
.s no doubt but that Elijah will
be on Mount Carmel at the ap-
pointed time" protested Ahab
"And what reason hath Obadiah for
. supposing anything?" contemptuous-
1y demanded Jezebel. Verify, l be-
lieve sometimes that it is he who
has kept Elijah hidden from my
wrath during all these years"
Thou speakest unjustly," protested.
Ahab, "for the king. hath no more
faithful servant than this man Oba-
ilah.'
.'But somebody who is close to thee
6nd hath known of thy plans must
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SERMONE NETTE.

1.-THE God that ansWereth by
fire, let him be God."-Fire was
the element over which the god
BaaI was supposed to have spe-
! cial power, and when Elijah pro-
posed his test it appeared
in every way reasonable to the
people and the prophets of BaaI.
The fire should be a sign to the
people as to which was the true
God. The result of the test we
/ know.
Fire was the symbol of Gods
. presence, and it was the fire
which God had kindIed and
. which the priests were to keep
constantly burning by which the
fire on the altar of sacrifice was
to be kindIed. Long since be-
cause of the apostasy of Israel
had this fire been quenched, and
now If the altar fire was re-
kindIed it must be from God.
Thus was Elijah choosing a
token which would at once test
the strongest claim of BaaI and
at the same time bring the peo-
pie together in the divineIy-or-
dered form of worship, and make
possible the revelation of Gods
presence and power.
The child of God need never
fear the test which involves the
true elements of worship and
seeks the revelation of Gods
presence and power. But we
must remember that Elijah was
three years getting ready for
this task on Mount Carmel.
Three years of waiting. Three
years of prayer. Three years
of fellowship with God. Three
years of simple, childlike de-
pendence upon his care and
protection. And then came the
call from God and the opportu-
nifty for service.
1t Was the testimony OF MOODY
as under his leadership the fires
of revival were kindIed wherever
he went, that it was the result
of the lons-continued prayers
and the patient waiting Of some
saint or group of saints. 1t is
prayer and faith which brings
down from heaven the manifest ,
power and presence of God to
the defeat and the destruction ,
of the evil.
Fire typifies a two-foId proc
ess of manifestation of God.
That of purifying and cleansing
and that of judgment.
Gods children are purified and
cleansed by the operation of his
word. "NoW, ye are clean
through the word which have
spoken unto you" said Christ. !
Just as the impurities are J
burned out and the pure gold !
left, so by the processes which )
God is carrying out in his chill
dren he is burning out the dross )
in order that the pure gold of !
Righteousness and truth may be !
made manifest.
God is spoken of as a consum- !
ing fire, and thus Is typified
the Judgment of God upon evil. !
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|NS0LvENT TAX LIST.

List of persons liable for poll tax for
the year 1907, who have failed to pay
poll taxes for said year by the 1st day
of February, A. ID. 1908, as shown by the
assessment roll of personality of Grenada
county, Mississippi, for said year, viz:
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PAYS Dues.

Niblick-Jones Is the Hiosr p.smi.
nent member of our golf club,
Foursome-Why. he can't play golf?
Niblick~-No. but he always pays his
dues.
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Richardson, Jim
Richardson, Will
Ratclif, Geo
Steward, Jim
Smith, B c
Thompson, Geo
Tatum, Howard
Thompson, Jake
Talbert, Hiram
Tillman, Geo
Winter, II ID
Williams, Grant
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Beat 5-HOlcomb.

Adams, Albert
Anderson, Rich
Avent, Lanton
Arndale, Bob
Anderson, Lee
Arndale, Walter
Ash, Walter
Adams, Ross
AmmOns, Will
Austin, Peter
Beateast, j G
Bryant, John
Bledsoe, Bill
Brown, Chas
Brown, Lafa yette
Browning, Charlie
Brown, Tom
Beal, Willie
Branch, Everette
Boykin, Walter
Bobo, C H
Black, Chris
Brooks, Tom
BraXton, Enoch
Brown, Jerry
Baker, Geo
Black, Lewis Jr
Beck, Sam
Beck, Mack
Beal, James
Caldwell, Jack
Carver, w S
Caf'e.y, Ayres
Collins, NJ n
Curtis, Geo
Chambers, Geo
Collins, Ed
Davenport, Jonas
Dickerson, Dan
Donnally, Tom
Davis, Isaac
Dickerson, Jack
Ellison, w H
Epperson, Henry
Epperson, Herbert
Fisher, Hassie
Fisher, James
Forrest, Joe
Fitzgerald, John
Golliday, Ned
Golliday, Nathan
Gary, Tom
Hayden, Richard
Harris, Ben
Hubbard, John
Harris, Sam
Harris, Lige
Harris, Will
Hemingway, w
Harmon, Henry
Hall, Frank
Haymon, Baby
House, Allen
Harris, Ned
Hilliard, Jim Tom
Hubbard, John
Hughes, II
Hannah. Geo
Hobgood, H B
Hubbard. Sutton
House, Nose
Ingram, Will
Tool-SoD Willis
Jackson, Henry
Johnson, Chas
Jackson, Whit
Jackson, A B
Jackson, VIM
Jackson, J w
Jones, Henderson
Long, Alf
Lane, Sha6
Lefore, Arthur
Latham, Enoch
Loving, Jim
Lee, Jasper
Sworn to and
this March 9th, 1!
JNO. KI
WHITFl
Sheriff
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Beat 3-Spears.

Brown, w B McLendon, j d
Clark, j T Parker, John
Girls, Florida Parker, Nose
Donaldson, Sam Ringo, Scott
Gill, + b Steward, Luke
Harper, Doe Spearman, Geo
Harper, Handy Shack, Geo
Harper, Jack Stevens, II J
Hasler, Calvin Sellers, Frank
Jones, Jim Turner, j w
Kilgore, l. G Thomerson, A j
Lewis, Oscar Wyatt, Phil
Lewis, Rensey Williams, Wash
Long, John Willis, Sanco
Mayhem, John Williams, Sam
MahOn, Jack Williams, S B
Miles, Jerry Yearger, Sam
McLendon, Pask
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Kimbell, Jim
Love, Bill
Lay, Will
| Love, Will
Mays, Cicero
Mack, Holloway
Mack, Dick
Mister, Levi
Mister, Jim
Mullen, John
Mays, Bob
Mitchell, Chas
Mclean, Wilbur
McMath, Gus
Parker, Sam
Porn, w II
Pryor, Dick
Pass. Wash
Parker, VIM
Pom, VIM
Fickins, Johnnie
Parker, John
Parker, Mat
Fernell, Marshall
Rounsaville, Jim
Robinson, Garrison
Ringo, J III
Sanders, Simon
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Jones, Henry
Johnson, Andrew
Jackson, Henry
Jones, John
Kempkill, Lewis
Kendall, Tom
Key, Oscar
Kendall, Freeman
Kirkwood, G Z
Lott, Ed
Latham, John
Lensay, j d
Lockett, E S
Lloyd, Buster
Lay, Will
Lacy, Sy
Lloyd, Buster
Lott, Jim
Mister, John
Minyard, J M
Morris, j B
Morris, A A
Medley, A N
Meeks, Julius
Mills, Harry
Mitchell, Joe
Moorehead, John
Myers, Bill
Mitchell, Jennie
Mitchell, Money
Mitchell, Joe
Marshall, Henry
Mcdaniel, Jas
Martin, Thos
Mills, Harry
Mclean, Gle
Mills, Richard
Moore, Plumer
Martin, Thos
| Murrill. Cain
Mills, Wallace
Neal, Henry
Nash, Ernest
Neely, Dock
| O'Neal, Henderson
Peacock, Frank
Pernell, Jake
Peekins, Mack
Perry, j T
Peacock, Will
Phillips, o E
Pitts, Geo
Parker, Mack
Peacock, Martin
Palmer, ID
Phillips, G. L
Perry, Ike
Perry, Commodore
Patton, Sam
Price, Anderson
Raymond, Scott
Ramsey, w ID
Robinson, Bud
Ransom, Rial
Robinson, Mack
Roberts. Harmon
Richardson, Alex
Richardson. Alex
Robinson, Randall
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Beat 5-Oxberry.

Beat 5-Oxberry.
Adams, Ross Jackson, John
Bridges, Titus Miller, Pres
Branch, S B Majett, Henderson
Capers, Ernest Miller, Doney
Cunningham, w M McGwin, Allen
Cunningham, G Phillips, Ed
Donnally, VIM Pullman, Burt
Donally, Fred Parsons, r ID
Gates, j T Rodgers, r
Gordon, Gilbert Redditt, Chas
Harris, Henry Sellers, G f
Harris, j G Scott, Phil
Hayman, Jim Turner, Ed
Halliday, Jerry Townes, Will
Holloway, Alf Wilmington, Geo
Ingram, Pres Williams, Ben
Johnson, Monroe Williams, Jas
Jackson, l. A Weakley, Larcum
Jackson, B l. Williams, Anderson
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Beat 1-Grenada.

| Beat 1,
Adair, George
Amos, Thomas
Ammons, John
Anderson, Smith
Bass, Longan
Burden, John
Beard, Bryant
Beard, Mack
Brown, Chas
Bird, Tom
Berry, Isaiah
Bennett, John
Brewer, Eugene
Blackman, Parson
Billups, John
Brown, Anderson
Brown, Jim
Blackford, Tom
Brister, Lewis
Bowers. G f
Bass, Walthall
Bass, Lewis
Blackman, Allie
Berry, Richard
Bledsoe, Rolin
Bailey, H r
Bryant, VIM
Benford, Ike
Benford, john
Brown, Sam
Blackman. Robt
Blanks, Jeff
Brooks, Robt
Crowder, Julius
Cobb, jeff
Crowder, John
Coleman, Alex
Grumpy, Jack
Ceton, Rubin
Cobb, Alex
Collins, Sam
Clayburn, Terrell
Crowder, Dan
Crowder, Frank
Curry, Tom
Co+on Tnlirrc
Clay, Will
Clay, Ed
Crowder, Dan
Collins, John
Crumtee, Jack
Doss, Jack
Davenport, Geo
Dickson, jeff
Dumas, Calvin
Dumas. Jim
billiard, Lem
Da Wis, Jim
Doyle, Sim
Doyle, Garfield
Davis, Will
Epperson, Mack
Evans. Shannon
Eskridge, Arthur
Elliott. Sam
Ellis, Frank
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-03-14

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