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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21
FOR
LANTON' 5
Lot SALE


Special to Daily Leader.
Washington, d. c., Sept 2t.-The
public sale OF 900 town lots, which
viii donbule the size Of Lawton, Okla,
has been set for November IS. There
are no restrictions as TO qualifications
OF purchasers or as to the number of
lots which any one person may pur-
chase. Fifty dollars must be paid on
each lot selling at that amount or more
AT the time OF the sale. and the bal
ance OF purchase price must be paid
before February /, 1909 II the bal
ance is not paid by this date the first
payment is forfeited and the lot viii
be again offered for sale. lnforma
tion as to the sale may be procured
from the register and receiver at Law
ton, Okla
The rules and regulations for the
sale are in part. as follows;
Bids and payments may be made
through agents as we'll as in person,
but no bid OF less than IS will be
considered No bid can be made by
mail
Combinations In restraint of the sale
are forbidden by sections 1876 OF the
revised statutes OF the United states.
II at any time II becomes evident to
The superintendent of the sale that
any lot has NOT been appraised at its
fun value. or that there is a combina-
tion among bidders which effectually
suppresses competition and prevents
She sale OF any lot AT its reasonable
value. or IT, for any other cause II
shall seem to the superintendent best
TO do SO. he may suspend the sale for
the time being or cause any lot OF
lots TO be reappraised, or he may post
pone the sale indefinitely; or IT, at
any time, il shall seem to him that the
highst bid for any lot is below fair
and reasonable price he mag reject
said bid and again reoife- such iot for
sale.
Purchasers OF lots will not be re
quired to pay fees and commissions
J TO the register and receiver, but viii
be entitled TO a patent upon the pay
ment OF the total amount bid by them
as required by these regulations,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21

) M'euiRE AND TAE j
coLoREo VOTER. Q
o
) @ Q @ @ @ 0 Q @ o @ o O @ 0 @ 8


McGuire's plurality In the election
OF September H. 1907. over his op-
ponent was only 1891 IN the prim-
airy election held August A. 1908, e
is estimated that Mcclure losi 1869
negro votes. who supported Hainer.
BY reason OF our exposing McGuire's
congressional record. 165S colored
r1en voted against McGuiure for B. I.
Hainer on August 4, 1905. Now a grea;-
er number will vote against him on
November 3, 1908, Why? Because
after six years in congress he has done
nothing for the 4,517 negro voters OF
the First congressional district We
understand that right here in Logan
county 4. P. Metabe and John Capess
both asked to be appointed on the re-
striction board, there being eighteen
places paying $500 per year but he
turned them down. And now they are
told not to talk or deny having made
application.
There are hundreds Of white men
in the Republican party who are op-
posed to McGuire's election to con.
gress. They realize that he is an uu-
fit man. and are building 10 a political
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21

machine for ~ purpose OF perpetual
ing himself and his hunch IN office
forever A large number OF these
white Republicans IRE opposing No
Guire secretly We believe the re-
suits OF November election Will prove
this position, as Mcclure win be de
feated sure.
A large number of white men realize
that under the Mcguire machine rule,
there Is no more show for them in an
official way than there is for a negro;
so they say on the quiet. let us de.
feat McGuire this time. and reorgan-
ize the party. OF course this writer
thinks there Is some sound logic in
their position.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21
NORMAL STUDENTS
SUDDEN DEATH

Special TO Daily Leader.
Weatherford. Okla, Sept 2i.-J. J.
Dyohe. q student OF the Southwestern
normal, died at 10 O'Clock last night
in a game OF football on the after
noon before his death Mr. Dyche was
carried from the lield. having, It j.
thought, become exhausted by over
.eVeriion. Two p0yelcians We're sum
mone8 but they were unable to revive
him s.
ar. Dyche was Aiasmhsr Of the sen.
lor class. young man og high char
aNter ana one Ct the Lest Sno@n ano
most popular young rlen M the irsu'
tuition His death hns cast Q SHADOW
Oe genuine grieg over the scacol.
Memorial services were neM We lbe
audiiariniA Of the Horrnai thie @ofa
ing. otaeunad BY ihs eattge scho9i and
shfopg OF citizens.
his burial lom0Tow az che home IN
Rom valley. %ashita cogaiy. Hili Ia
attended ~ large delegation Of fac
ulty an6 siAdents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21

Twelve years. later moving 10 King
fisher whore he now resides. Mr..
Shannon Is an able and industrious
citizen and has large acquailtanee
in this county and the state at large.
He is man of good address. is well
and favorably known and we'll liked by
his neighbors and we bespeak for him
large vote in the district on account
OF his large personal acquaintance ard
his ability.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21
WATER Faom MOUNTAINS.

Lawton. Okla, Sept 1a--Water was
turned into the great pipes from the
30lnile pipe line into the mountains,
and issued from the valves at six
o'clock. Thursday evening. The water
comes from the stream at the foot of
Mount Scott, three miles from Law
toms limits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21
Enr : snralned Anlla.

q spraihcd ankle may be cured in
about one-third the time usually re-
quired by applying Ghamberlain's
Liniment freely, and giving it abso-
lutte rest. For sale by c. Il. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21
aEAn THIS.

Oklahoma city, Okla, Sept /. 1908.
This certifies have been selling BaIl's
Texas Wonder OF St. Louis II years
and recommend it as best kidney, blad-
der and rheumatic remedy / have eyer
sold. S. r. Bress. Bradford Drug Co,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21

said Chief Mitchell today. 1T have
10 arrest the leading merchants IN
town Mr. Jones viii be given a
hearing al the 3 o'clock session Of
police court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21

asaiaria causes Go-s eg SFgasiss.
Ths Old staadatl SROvES r.SSUE
fe$S Gsll.l SoSic, dvives qvl @s'
aria aa6 builds up ibe systcN 9c2
grown peap.e anc Chilareb SOC
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21
SOY. HAS DISCRETIONARY POWER

Attorney General West IN an opsn-
ion TO Acting Governor Bellamy holds
that the power to pardon includes the
power to parole, and that under certain
circumstances the governor would
have power to narole a convict, al
though the pardon board had recon-
mended fun pardon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21

Don't be afraid to give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy 10 your children.
IT contains no opium or other harm
ful drug II always cures. For sals
by G. R. Renfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21
IRREM Ru8gIsH INTO STREET

Chief Of Police Mitchell this mora
ine placed under arrest Manager Jones
of the Postal Telegraph Co.. on ne
charge OF throwing rubhihs .nso he
streeta and alleys MerehGnis
should take warning mean 10 have
the streets ape allefs kepi clean
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National Leaune.

Chicago, 40: Philadelphia. 20; sec.
ond game called in tenth; darkness.
81 Louis, Gl Brooklyn. 10.
Cincinnati. q; Boston, 8.
Pittsburg. 81 New York, 2: ten in.
nlngs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21

Ny boys and girls shoes at sfoo 70
%. SO will wear. Robinscn's.
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.....BASEBAI-I.

Joplin b; OKLAHOMA City, I.
SPRINGFIELD Is Enid, q.
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G g g CURES
-. os -. NAL ARIA

MaiaFtN Is ane @puties in tue boA whch destroy s
healehtul
gheh nouyisfraeu strength and Is
ssssg ssRiss hs 5gfiSa is weakened, cEsls
@ hs sS npsona aaa soaas Times sores ard u clos hsh
sna hcoo purifier are ase 60 cure aa aud s. s. s. is ased h
enss @cfk is s Erie W all ao6 az
iavigo0g healhinl tonic atc tAe cu!aor
trace o. pn Ppisoa
nsnens becpse sp aSe ams posons hcA
proane the disease and vale doing
pats OF the system BOOK With information abov
adsice furnished sree sll no rite
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA Ca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21

yKIdNpWa weekly HoIE
The new Industries for the weef
ending Saturday nre
Oklahoma City $s0O,0O0 export ant
impoI1 company.
Arimore--Stoye works.
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chicago. IL Philadelphia, o.
81 Louis, 2 Washington, Il
Detroit 2; New York 1.
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Amerlean Leaaue.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Western Association.
Topeka, 2-l; Hutchinson, 0-3.
Webb city, z; Wichita. G.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-21
SATURDAYS RESULTS.


Webb City. 6-1; hutchinson, D.
oklahoma City. 6: Springfield,
Joplin, 4 Enid, 1
Wichita, 3; Topeka, /.
American League.
New York. 6; Detroit. 5.
Chicago, q; Washingtoa, 2.
Cleveland. s; Boston, >.
Philadelrhia, 2; ST. Louis, 0.
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National League.
No games scheduled.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13
ALL IS READY
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATIONS
OPENS AFTEFNo ION CLASSES
IN GYMNAsTic WORK.

The gymnasium classes for young.
people are now being organized and
are as follows:
Section "A. Wednesdays at 4:00;;s3
Mrs. Ramstad, directoress. Miss
Brennicke, Pianist For girls, ages
IS to II years; limited to IS mem-
sbers. :.$
Section B. Thursdays at 5:00;;s
Miss Johnson, directories; Mrs
Mrs. Schnepper, pianist. For girls.
ages Is to is; limited to 25 mem
bers. Is
Section g. Fridays at 800; Mr.
Quirke, director; Earnest Wright, as
sistant. For boys, ages Il to i:
limited to 25 members
OLYMPUS. Thursdays at go; Mr..
Fish, director. For boys, ages IA to
Is; limited to 25. members. III
These classes are open to all young
They have nothing to do with the
Presbyterian church. but are under
the direction Of the Young Mems as
sociation ectarian)
There Is no tuition but a Zee Of
rs cents per month. payable in adj
vance, is required of each member
Two Of the classes are practically
filed and the other two are FILLING
rapidly. Apply for membership to
the Instructor Of the class. sss
These classes are In addition to the
evening classes Of the young men and
young women and art intended to
meet the requirements Of the Young
people of school age.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13
JOHN huff
.LATENEss or THE SEASON
CAUSES JUDGE 10 LET HIM I
orr WITH SMALL FINE
FOR SLEEPING I'M
THE PARK.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. IL. John
HUFF stopped off In Minneapolis yes
terday on fis way from Bismarck, NJ.
D.. to Newmarket Minn. He went
TO Minnehaha park to see the frozen
waterfalls and was picked up late III
the afternoon by Park Policeman
Madden who charged him with id.
toxication Huff made no denial III
police court today.
If you had done this thing in the
summer time, said Judge g. u
Smith s1 would have to send you te
the work house for ten days as taas
is the rule of this court, but / guess
there weren't many who saw you, ID
IN fine yon ss.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13
'ez!ss -,

There is some dissension among
the faithful of the democracy and
the meeting of the state Democratic
committee called by Chairman Cash
eI for Fargo on December Il, is said
10 be for the purpose of separating
ahe sheep from the goats and set
tIing some vexed questions OF pat
ronage Frank Wilson, state oil in
spector is reported to have Incurred
the 1ispleasure of some of the demo-
erats, because, it is alleged, he was
friendly to Senator LaMoure in the
recent contest for the senatorship
IN the first district. The oil inspec-
torship is one Of the jniciest plums
ON the tree and it is to be expect
ed there will be some rivalry to see
who will land it Wilson runs the
Rathgate Pink Paper, a Democratic
institution, and has for a great many
years without getting often enough
af the pie counter to cause political
g0ut. If he has been friendly to
Jud-he may have been so without
being more traitorous to the Demo
cratic cause than some OF his breth.
rem. Jud has always had a way ol
remembering his friends Ito theil
advantage and even if Franl
should lose the oil inspectorship he
may not feel that life is entirely
hopeless and full of gloom.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13
TRI-sTATE WEATHER.

North Dakota Fair Sunday and
Monday: warmer Sunday.
South Dakota Fair Sunday and
Monday; warmer In east portion Sum
day.
Minnesota Fair Sunday and Mon
day; increasing cloudiness, with pos
sible snow fIurries; fresh west winds
shifting to southwest.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13

q.
Prof. Ladd of the state pure food
and important statement that the
department makes the interesting
abolishment Of the bleaching prac-
tice win work to the advantage Of
the millers who use the superior
North Dakota wheats, in that they
can pruduce a superior flour without
bleaching, because of the excellent
anality of the wheat. Heretofore,
he says users of inferior waeats have
been able to put it on the market ais
she whitest Of -four, through the
Bleaching process and they have thus
come into active and successful COM
petition with the makers OF Hour
from North Dakota wheat. If the
bleaching process is done away with
says Mr.. Ladd, the fours will have
10 SO on the market on their mer-
sts, and this will give North Dakota
Haillers considerable advantage, be-
cause OF the real superiority of their
Pr0duct Prof. Ladd's statement, re-
prodnced elsewhere in THIS issue, is
worthy Of careful reading.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13

The Mandan Pioneer discovers that
Hon. a. ~. Pckaard. newspaper man,
areman and register Of deeds In Nor
ton county, Is good gubernatoriaf
4 timber-for next time
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13

Bergh. as consul at Belgrade. Ser
via. Both are North Dakotans with
homes at Grand Forks. Bray has
been for years consul at Melbourne.
and Bergh was consul at Gothenberg
Sewden.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13

Ri Edison Photographs and Columbia
Disc Graphoph at Woodward's IS.
What could be better for a Christ
mas gift?
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13
aHAsER ron POSTMASTER.

Deputy Clerk of Court ID Willing to
Accept Place Ii Grand Forks.
Grand Forks. N. d., Dec 12. Il.
GRADER has announced his candidacy
for postmaster Of Grand Forks. lfr.
GRADER As deputy clerk of court at
the present time.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13

aH. = 54 4
enHhor Hanna now congressman
afsct takes occasion to deny the
statement emanating from Grand
Eerks that he might be a candidate
for the United States senate be-
fore the legislature if it be-
came apparent that Johnson could
not win. Mr. Hanna says that
he has no thought Of becoming can
didate for the senate at the coming
session and that he has no doubt but
ME. Johnson will gain the election
easily, inasmueh as majority of the
legislature has already agreed to
stand by him. It is apparent now
10 the election of Mr. Johnson, and
that he will be chosen without incl
DENT on the first ballot. The bring
ing of Mr.. Hanna's name into the
matter is merely the work OF a
aistrfng friend and the prompt de-
niaI By Mr. Hanna will lay low an
sther ghost. +
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13

Col. creel Is said to have prosper
ed more than ever since his retire
ment from the government service
as result Of "pernicious political
activity Creel has plenty Of land
and blooded stock and has passed
through profitable season.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13

Among the recess appointments re-
ported to the senate were those of
gDdn r. Bray ais consul general at
sydnes, s W., and Of Robert
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES

kxVAA u Nh RS1AhAW kAA ASV sSO
shopning DAYS are shortening.
The Jud Leader wants a tight fit
In many towns the FIRE whistle is
used instead of the curfew bell.
Goodrich claims to be the Oldest
town in the new county of Sheridan.
-s->.s.
The board Of education at Minot
that city "
49,
A large vein Of coal has been dis
covered near Bordulac in Fotser
>S->-
Editor Kirkman Of the Dickinson
POST takes considerable interest in
athletic sports
Nearly ali Of the weekly papers
are favored with = big line Of holt
day advertising.
49,
Editar streefer among tha nnssihle
candidates for sneaker Of the honse.
-,
The phenomenal growth Of the
,;gh scbooI dnna II ,oant at M;not ne
eess;tatas 3 new school hni,dinp For
that CITY
- j
Either Goof, rich Mc1,,nskv or Dan-
hoff ara u;II;no to .ba ropoad 90 tba
countv eeat town ~ tho ,,au 90, ntp
of Mel can
s5 49,
According Is forecasts nv the ma
large MN, her If holiday wad i In %
This year.
49,
Editor IrYe Townsend who has dis
nosad # b;s ;ntarest ~ tbt.5 f.r.f .fton
in New Mexico d.
= =.
Fire destroved three staras IN el,,d !
ing The postof1ce At Argusyille !
smau town nortb i & Fareo antai1.
= "a. s.5t
State senator elect T,avies If Me-
Lean county has gone T. Mex,co to
| look after his land / holdings tt,ere
before the legislature conven,es
AZ Flasher farn,ar a,d 1,is ,,,;fo
drove TO town to do soma s,,onnin :
and The woman Was v;sitaa 10 M Z
istork before thew left for home Ne. II.
| ..&.
John carm of,v of Hi,,sboro il & aet.
ling with some onnosit;on q fb;s af-
lfort to sec,,ra tha ann,; ii ,.nt sor
/ one Of the new rIaces az snnrene
iudge
49,
The 500 agent II Mas ana n..a,
Fa;rrno,nt sn nic;,,ed. 1.,eo 10 $, .',,, /.
fshort in his accounts ,v,t, t,,,s go,
i pany He left ) vc,,ne wifa 1, s dasII.
/ y. !.
E,ditar 10 ;,ev ,,s - ~ !, . !, 1,,
denend AMI bas onanad ra,, ,,,s, J, - ,;, S j
house Il b;s ot,,ce h,ild,,o "A ~,
r,rn i he nrint sto,, i, ~ ,aa 49, :, S
near t,,a ritcb ), ''7 s So I
9
4 n u =, . . !, s, - 55
ohiaot 3, ,,.,; Z. 10.
rms = tha M, II. 8
q K,,n :. !, J. Il. ,ad s, i, -. =
.ta &, ;I;n !, s,,.a,, -.
s;ons ond ~ ,,,..;a,. s.
I gS5l87. ~ - - S tess1f
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13
REFORMERs

CONTINUED from page IL
of California, Townsend of Micnf-
gan. Cooper of wisconsin, and Foster
of Vermont, that the amendments to
be recommended will be conservative.
A practical disapprovai was announc-
ed on such changes as the selection
of steering committee of the house
to appoint the committees or the
proposal to have the committee on
rules elected by the house.
The outcome of the Individual con-
ferences held with the speaker is
said to have been that the entire COM
mittee viii lay before the speaker af-
ter next Tuesday nights conference
on the rules, the amendments that
may be agreed upon at that meeting.
1t is understood that tne commit
tee will ask to be authorized to agree
to compromises that the speaker
might suggest, if desirable. The
msmbers who talked with the speak
er today assured him that they were
his friends, that they desired to show
the utmost respect to him and that
they wished to avail themselves of
his suggestions. ss q
Republican floor leader Payne and
Representative Dalzell will be con-.
suited by members of the committee,
either before Tuesday night or sub.
Iseauently
The committee of .reformers" Of
the rules are practically united on
the Hepburn amendment to the rules,
| which would require the speaker as
| in duty bound to recognize the first
person upon whom his eyes fall, in
istead of allowing him to arrange at
the beginning Of the day q program,
designating members who shall be
given the privileges OF the floor dur.
ing the day.
4 oBIer amendments that appeal to
those of the committee favoring
i rules revision are to require the call
/ of committees so that all bills on the
i house calendars may be reported in
due time, and to enlarge the commit
tee on rules, though leaving it to
the speaker to select the members
thereof.
The members are being interview
Il ~ %
led to ascertain If they will consent
to tas committee being composed ex-
clusiyely Of Republicans. Recogniz-
ing that a rules committee of fifteen
would be cumbersome and possibly
4 1dificult to get together in emergen-
cies, the members of the special COM
mittee desire to limit the member
ship to nine Republ blicans.
AS it has been the reputed practice
to invite in the Democratic mem
bers of the committee on rules only
after the Republicans have decided
upon a course Of action, it is being
urged by some that minority repre-
Isentation on tae committee is a
farce =, "a s,s3s. ssss
Among the reasons assigned for
q making the fight on the rules at this
session are that number of the so-
called areformers' will not be mem
bers Of the next congress; that even
i a losing fight this session will
4 strengthen the reformers next ses-
sion and that the members are al
ways loath to take Issue with the
4 leaders of the house on the first day
of congress, when the fight would
i come il postponed until next session.
The Democrats an. remaining quiet
4 taking little part in the discussion.
The Hreformers" say the house lead
ers will be surprised at their strength
at the meeting next Tuesday night,
! which is to be an open meeting to all
d who desire to amend the rules.
Diable Rouge zone Of the late now
Il u 49, -.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13

Trimmed hats one-half price a
Webb Brothers.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13

Early buyers at Webb Brothers
millinery sale win make money.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-13

Diable Rougeone Of the late now
eItiescan be found at the Bismarck
Stationery Co.'S, on Fifth street.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-09-19

For sale or rent: One modern two
story residence OF 9 rooms including
reception hall, with bath room hot and
coldwater and toilet connections in
both stories. First class hot water
heat. House IS screened throughout
including back gallery and lattice
work. Cabinet mantels in all rooms
in first story. Property has stable
and servants room also range and
kitchen furniture which / will sell to
purchaser. Will either sell or rent.
Price to renter $40 per mo. j.
L. Finly, PAL East street Memphis.
Tenn. 9-19-tf.
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%. 1898 caroline Hemphill ct al. VS.

No. 1893 caroline Hemphill ct al. VS.
B. j. Hubbard.
In pursuance Of a decree of the chancery
court of Grenada cOunty. State OF MlSsis-
sippi, rendered on the 2lst, day of April
1908. same being regular day of the April
Term OF the %chancery court of Grenada
county. mississippi, 1905: in the above
styled cause, l.. JnO. 5. King, clerk Of the
chancery court of Grenada county, Missis-
sippi, and commissioner regularly and duly
appointed by the chancery court OF Grenada
county, mississippi. in the above styled
cause to make sale of the hereinafter
described land, will on the LIST, Monday In
October 1875, same being the 5th. day OF
October proceed to sell for cash at public
sale, to the highest bidder, at the east door
OF the court house in the town of Grenada,
State of Mississippi, within legal hours, the
following described land, tO-wit:
North East Quarter Section four Town
ship twenty one Range seven east. and
South west Quarter of South East Quarter
Section thirty three Township twenty two
State Of mississippi. Said sale being made
TO satisfy lien for the balance due On the
purchase price OF above described land for
the sum OF four hundred and fifty nine and
1910 dollars. with interest and costs, found
due cOmplainauts by defendant in the above
styled cause, This the 3rd day OF Septen-
Der. JnO. S. King. 9-5-0S. st
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Notice to City Tax Payers.

Notice is hereby given that the
city tax books are now on file at the
Mayors office. Those who desire to
file objection to their assessment will
take due notice. The board of may
or and aldermen will meet October Is
and remain in session from day to day
for the purpose of equalizing said as
sessmentS. Grenada, Miss. Sept. Is,
1908 3t. S. T. Tatum, Mayor.
Jno. P. Jones, Recorder.