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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-20

tional Monthly. GIFT giving on the
birthd ay of Christ may be logically
traced to that observance prevalent in
the middle ages Of having Christmas
boxes, wherein offerings we're placed
for the priests. Christmas boxes
gradually became 40 institution of
Christian families a. we'll.
Hanging up the stockings o. Christ
mas eve, as the institution of good
Saint Nicholas. old Santa Claus, ia
of purely Christian origin and started
in Germany many hundred years ago.
It has become one of the most cherish
ed OF the Christmas customs of the
civilized world.
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held Friday evening, December %
Rememb Der the date.

held Friday evening, December %
Remember the date.
A marriage license was issued by
the clerk OF the district court today 10
Otto P. Hoee. of Alton, Mont, and
Erma Ballard, OF Ha%warden, Mont.
Commencing Tuesday evening, u
department store will remain open
every evening this week until $50
o'clock. T. c. Power & Bro. Ltd. =
One of the best crop reports in this
vicinity Is that of H. A. Nottingham,
Of the Shonkiu, who recently threshed
an average of 1OS bushels of oats per
acre, and fifty bushels of wheat from
4O.acre fields.
Arthur Mckay, who was recently
arrested on a bench warrant, was re.
ceived at the county Jail today to
await trial 10 the district court. The
prisoner is accused of completely in o
horse ste aling case.
Think of 1t! We are selling the
usual 25c. a pound assorted candies
at three pounds for SOC. only. Fancy
decorated boxes of chocolates-large
and en- all-cheapest in city. Come
and see, at T. G. Power & Bro. Ltd. n
The various stores 10 town have put
on their holiday attire, and present a
very attractive appearance. The
beauty OF the decorations and their
artistic arrangement will compare
with those of business houses In the
larger eastern cities.
The damage suit Of John Flynn
against Roy Mathewson was on trial
In the district court today. The
plaintiff seeks to GOV about 81, 0OC
from defend ant, by whom be was
assaulted during q dispute about sheer
tresspasing On his land.
A press dispatch from Salt Lake
City the death Of Dennis
Amiot, an old.time Montana treightel
on the route from Corinne, Utah, 10
Fort Mcleod, Canada. Mr.. Amiot is
remembered by some of the early day
residents of this vicinity.
Earl 81. Roberts, formerly a Grea,
Northern employee at Havre, is under
arrest at McGhee, Ark, and will b.
brought back to Montana by Cascade
county officers. The prisoner ia &C
cused of the embezzlement of funds
while employed 10 the railroad Office
at Great Falls.
Advices from the Milk river country
report increasing interest in the pro
ceedings connected with the proposed
new county of Blaine. Caucuses tina
were held in the various precincts
yesterd ay, to select delega ties to attene
the convention at Dodson on Thurs
day, were we'll attended, and aspirant.
for Office were discovered to be quit
numerous.
The following officers were electet
last evening by the members of tn
local Masonic lodge, and will be in
stalled on ST.. John the Evangelist
day: Jacob Ritter, W. M. John Muir
S. W. E. L. Crane, j. w. J. N
Chesnutt, sec. jos. S. Brown, treas
Will Eckhart, s. D. G. M. Donald
son, j. D. A. E. King, tyler. G. r
Embleton. S. S. G. A. Greeley. J. S
Fine Book and Job Printing a spe
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BILLINGS, D.c. Is -Petitions that
the commissioners OF Rneebnd county
call q special election for the purpose
of permitting u vote upou the creation
OF 4 new county OUT of that fret
named, are being circulated. 1t is
proposed to segregate from Rosebud
q strip approximately 80 miles in
width along the western boundary.
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Fine Book and Job Printing a spe-
cialtv at the RIVER PRESS Office
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CHARLIE RUSSELL s s,~s;
|Coltskin Gloves, for the Puncher,
Ranchman, Chauffeur and Driver. It's
the best.wearing and most perfect.
fitting Glove made up to date. Made
from selected coltskins, entirely by
hand. Finger seams on back Of Glove
Sent postpaid to any address for
$1.75. Absolute guarantee with
every pair.
JENSEN, WARDE & LLOYD CO
Great Falls, Montana.
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CHANGED HIS FACE

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. oct 5
John Armstrong CAalouer spent
TWO hours before United States com.
missioner Booth again today. contInu-
ing the deposition begun yesterday.
Boo which he expects 90 demonstrate
to The United States circuit our Tor
Southern New York. that De is sane
and entitled 20 possession OF the S..
l0U.0uo held for him 90 \ew York by
a committee
ChHloncr's statements today Mere
quite as remarkable o. those Of yes
tcrfay. fic insisted that his predic.
f.ou or trance uttcrance' OF March.
l>4.. that hc would develop "a physi
ell rescmbllncc 20 Napoleon Bona.
parte had actually been borne out
o. was This trance utterancc. that
WAS largely re- -pousible for the i'm.
pr.-Onment OF ChalOnor in the Bloom
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TRIPOLI SHELLED
tcOntiau.a nom r,r.t PAGE,

ernments here admire the organization
Of he censorship Which. although
strongly condemned by the press. per
mitted the government to mako aII its
preparations for war 20 perfect
secrecy. II appears noN that tine gov
eminent executed a htf or -frat--c
nj the expense OF the cotrc-poudrntS
sent to Tripod They were permitted
10 40 TO he Scene OF var SOME o..
Ing accommodated ON vessels OF thc
fleet. This action was rather "a sur.
prise In view of the government s gen
eral attitude toward M" press The
correspondents, however had not been
long In Tripoli when upon the brctcNt
that the bombardment was tu begin
and he desire OF the Italian officers
40 secure their safety. they Wrr.
taken aboard the warships. and. as the
storS goes here. bottled up az sea
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ROADS TO ENJ0IN
INTERSTATE BODY
SEEK TO PREVENT ENFORCING
OF LOWER TRANSCONTl-
MENTAL FREIGHT
RATES.
Case Comes W Before Commerce
Court for Action on Petition
From Railroads.


WASHINGTON. u O.. OCT g.
Tho trauscoutientaI railways today
asked t"e Interstate Commerce Com
mission fo suspend its orders iu wha.
ar" RON a- rho Pacific coast
cases Involving tho heaviest rail
road traffic in tho United States. uu.
'I th~ Commerce Court has had time
io pass upon thcir merits The roads
also asked the Comm'rce Court ,p
"u.o'u thr commission in the matter
Neither tho commission nor the court
took On action today
u MAS indicated 60 the commits
i That the carriers purpoSod 10
institute proceedings in Injunction boz.
fore fhc Commerce Court 90 restrain
fie Interstate" Commerce Commission
from puttIuE INTO effect if- orders 70.
duc.ne The 'rauscontneutal freight
rates
The orders % tho commission VIII
NOT b'com" effective until November
D.. ami 20 was considered o., the com.
W'--ion that fha Commerce Cont
would late ample time meanwhile
fn pass upon Tho questions involved
T n'I o." commerce C0urf has takor
rho matter up. tho commission viii
NOT grant rho application OF 'he car.
ri"rs for n suspension az frs orders
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CONFEDERATES Vets
Open Convention ~ Hinton. Win the
Sons Of Veterans Also Meet.
ING There.

Special TI-raf.E OBJ fH- Intelligence
CHARLESTON. W Va OCT. O.
tn" Confederate Veterans and tU.
Sons ~ Confederate Veterans began
a two DAYS session 90 Hinton 90 day.
and fifteen OF the twenty TAO campe
we're represented by auu members
or the organization.
The principal addresses were hy
General Bennett Young. OF Kentucky.
and Albert Sidney Johnston. OF
Union. Major General commanding
rho West Virginia division OF tho Con.
federafe Sons Of Veterans The mee..
INKS we're presided over hv Colonel
Green. az Charleston. commanding
'hc West Virginia division Df Coufcf
'rat" Veterans The PRINCIPAL aI.
cr"s-es 20 morrow viii he bt Hon
John 7 McGraV and col EI-lr. nov
OF Paris. rs
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POLICE HUNT
FAIR MONT GIRL
FRANCIS SHORE. AGED -. pisAP.
PEARS AFTER VISIT TO
WHEELING.

-r q. ".rtt.I fl f., Irf.f.E,t.er
FAlItNoNT rs Wa. oct G. After
O. visit gao relatives iu Wheeling. Miss
raUc.s shore. aged 10. ou September
10th started home she rSatt.,d .hs
local depot but there disappeared ~
th' same uWr NW N-rrstutsns %
FaIrmout barber. disappeared lra,Inc
20 iuu.Iy. lt is believed the, may
have le., together Autlu~fii,s %
many owns have been notified to LOOK
our FOR thc colpie N|cs.,rla, 20
P.tt,burs. th. police ppg-,h,udri a
Gun woman but She VAS NOT ,r, one
sought
Miss shore .s describe as hr' ur
tAli and slender. w,irh.rg 100 pounds
ha. auburn hair. blue ewes lui
d.mpled checks Sc Was dressed DO
O. dark blue su and biu- felt llt
Wnsu last seen
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BALLOON RACE

KANSAS CITY NO. prt Amer
bans scored au advantage over her
two foreign competition Franc, and
Germany 900 the International balloon
r.''. Tor The James Gordon Bennett
.up .'-sirht when Lieut. Frank J.
Iahm. pilot 90 tho balloon "Buckst,
On iur fhs ruiorS Of fh' Aero 'Iul 90
NW' RIGA Sew YORK.. secured position
Np o. tu On. Official draWIuE fur start
ir- POSITIONS Boo morrow s. 70 leo
Th Irt.,F. therefore. VIII ne tho
last tIit'"r to leave rho GROUND Tic
sun wHl r"f Doc -p warm then tf
fiis viii srs.., tl, "BuDke g. tafr
Gas 700 90. Start
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HONOR WOMEN
"ovment Launched 20 Erect Haif MI
Ion Dollar Monument % Women
% Civil War

NEW YORK. OCT 60 movement
fp raise naif 90 million dollars fo build
90 national monument In Washington
fo fae memory of fha women OF the
cIt. R.r was launched more t0nI.af
af flo dinner OF the Neu York com
mana"rf ~ fHe LOYAL L'r.on The
commanior adopted % ro-o rfion r.
r1e-f'nE that tho commauderIu.cb'e
POO I's annual meeting bod Fh. Iafs.pr'l.
OCT Ie endorse ffe project and
recommend DO to fhe fHenfy s'af.
0r-sI.T. 'i0rs
DO Hl. announced f'af f.r rr0rr
'or such a memor.a. came fr-. from
f member at1 bad r.arref ST.. 5000
upon condition fH.f f70I n.H he rsef
HIfaIr r year IEr members r.mn
ul. mot made public
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iOSDON. Oc- IA Rome d
patch from Trpou says % .- be-
l"fed hat 'le garrison tas s1r-r--
s~ry heavily and me governor .s
sognded ~ apDear- that even after
ne drmollHon 90 re 'orts. 'ne Ta-
Ssh gunner continued to serve such
KUN. a. s-f available % tan.
nrc~r-aD for me uafship' 'o train
their E.rs Ipou fhs runs several
private house, acre ds.froy-f hv
hre boz none als struck hs ..sIl-
The fo@n ha- been crurp'y deserted
by i~nLalfanrr
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several towns Ia b empire r. "a the
sGsct that the itallan cu4tof4 arms has
been torn down ard solc a. Auction
oa- thus sold a. saionika truuxht
81
The iuz Italian rial uas
teiL-1 today - th- Turkish agfhcr,-
ties ant OIL, delivered to ,h- Ger
Han ros'or TO- AFTER harun Narscha.
son st~r-'ea ,a- German a-ta--
cor protested
The v@p-T '.-.l .-'E ga:
sn lft.al rr- la. been -lrk b. a
Iurk.th TORPEDO bos, or TugoA
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ever
b~eidss Tile. E1er-trr.IH. Instead sr
,vfninE Or r.sidFuIfE fH- - .. .f.s.
hair-feDOv~rH $50. sat.- fH- | zee.
sha sort rn rpfpfI ftr t.-r Pol. ..
hsfe been lrinF afsf.trE rrf..r f..
superfiu1uH Haff fr ~ urHf af ~str
sfvNtL fl~f trn.fa aut f~srfrsB Ir .mt.r
oisteiy and permanently
Even uEhf f4x1 WsEsr % sruar I1F.
eo-rs@. Heavy zrnwtI ts ..mH.srr.
ana - Cupid worst enemy
hAse your fsfs arms. 4auf. rHn.
49, meek anf Husf lnpk clean a|I rh-
1mlsite by using Eieu.tfn.ta
me regular price Is ~ 100 o. I.fff.
isfi-d.
Just send coupon below Ul'H ram- .-f
address. together with 3 STAMP t. r..
Tor postage. fof a free trIs. rtsEalr ~
Ei'c-tfn-la 20 prove wlht DO vii Il
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N0R'S
FRAME PROTEST

ST IptlS. GOT Th. committee
~ G~oN'ruur~ Harmon. "f phip AL
4leh uf Nebraska. and Utdisy. 90
N.-svltt. named At thy recent confer
.F,. 60 EoNs ruurS -f spring iaL- ~.
J. tu ur' par. " nrt,f Goo h, ui,d 900 tl.
4 ult,d states supreme CONT. 20 CON
nectIon With the Minnesota rate case.
,ompI,t,d Dr. Dri,f to-dH,.
Th, hri,f viii br filed wh,u ths rase
h. called o. viii contend that states
has, COO. right 60 control iutrn-statr
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incdal~. y Y asylum. from witch ht
escaped ~ proving that his pred,
tion has bc.n fuinicd. he hopes &c
rid himself ot the New York judk
mcnt against hts SANITY and thereby
la.u the right Co enter his native state
e. Gree man and az the same time re-
cover control of his estate
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Marvel For Any
Super1uous Hail

~n1e<fui Action 90 Eise-.rs-A n.
WEi sar2rts> Tea
s~~riy sxsfy ser 90 sgu--r 80 ran
49, fouhlsi $50 sarsrr .na t.
sbt~ hairs raH I'D snr~rr a All.
5000 Sfspafafinrs NrH.. m~rEII barn
e,,ne r1rfsr~ hair r~f.irn ff~ raIr f.f
fsn 70 sf1 tie lslr rn1fr
tfo-ta b. to r~uHraarI~ r+s a4r
nyy-r Nhtru dos more frar rrres
@h me sorfars nalr = sos t. t. ...-
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FIRE POLICEMAN
WHO SAW GAMBLING

CHICAGO De- i-Itsut VII am
W walsh OF co.. Chicago police d.-
parfm NJ nu irl' before ,ho c.sIl
service commission charged with
failure 10 stop gambling boz his pre-
cinct. was found guilty "a night. and
VAS ordered discharged
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GENOA Oct TE~ feamer
America. slth 100 -roops abroad
ieft tonlzht FOR Trpoe CfoEds 10
th~ docks ct~-r-t them eathgs4s
fically
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-i'AOu' b+inE able to e~.eribe sass~
g4slt events
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Mem.n orer J-n-ls

LDNDON. Oct The chronicle b
Cou-tantinople correspondent says
the Mu-sulman women are displaying
great patriotism. ana oTerinE their
money. jewels and carpets to help
their country cause
The porte. continues the cores
%pondenf. has received % Telegram
from Beughazi saving THE population
there BIZ well armed aud has vowed 10
shed it- la-t drop 81 blood for Tripoi.
B'nghazi has NOT yr' been h%ombarded
The ~dIfhculti-s Of said Pa-ha the
CRANE '.zI"r. are Increasing See has
appealed fo several former grand
Sizi'rs fer assistance but ai have lie
ciined The impJteuc. fo me govern
Ink men. however. i- in strong con
tra-t WIih th" patriotism ana dcVot
INK OF IN" p'upl. : high Ottoman
official inform- mc that never before
ht- islam presented such uu.-.f
frout. and that never before has Eng
land had .uch a magnificent oppor-
tuuity to am Dos % IudIDious policy.
the --ymp1flir- o oult OF me Onto
man people. but off thr Whole lsldmlc
world
Naval Battle on.
90 startling report has reached thr
newspaper Osmauis-cher Lloyd that
th~ Italian and Turkish fleets are en-
gagged DO q fierce battle north OF Ny
ulrne similar Information has
reached he Austrian postornC- here
"A new cabinet has just been formed
bur 10 has uo stability and uo pro
gram. and therefore Will be- snort.
lived The Sultan. feeling thc weak
ness of The n-N cabinet. again has ap-
pealed 10 the %Nnglophile Kiamil Pasha
to help him
N'ws received hero tonight from
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LONDON pcf a special from
'pnsfartnopIe says that az Italian
srrhIp d--iroyec a coas,KIard boa
nat as flying the British aar or
Hodslfah. boo ne Red sea The toar
~as intended. u .s understood for
rfe Turkish layy. but had lot been
delivered. hen 10 vas attacked The
British rrm Who owned 'he crur have.
entered a complain against rh~ acton
of th' Italian Nlth ne British con
-gl ~ Hod~Idah
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FRONTIER SHOW
tcontinusa from rir-t paTeI

pUd S'ntu boat ami e. f-N pliers
under nau, Joss pertinent ro O.
President reception. also ran
Billy Taft Throws Rider.
EIl, IaT' Vl-fhe FIRST pony 90
Do" -addlr' and lack Martin q buster
tried 90 ride him Martin eot about
twenty feet beyond %. Judges
stand and then dI-mouuted head for
most
Next came Archie BUT. ridden
hy Frank carter. former champion
buster OF th. world A-ch.. pr1yet
doci.e and Carter rode him easily up
The track tut into rho corral
Senator Warren. ridden by Uush
Clark "A"roplanc with BHl BAKE
on his back RECIPROCITY. ridden hy
John Rickeil. who subdued haudiIy.
and Schedule Is gave up almost
without e struggle. whereat those 900
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iNNALiDS' HOTEL snd
SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

40. Ny
= rsosci SErhsrfuu IRE ce~ eSHtp-
meat a1e 4OpfAaocs ssS . ~eomSictr Stsn
f-cApc--necs ras sAulcd Se~CAsiass for
re tas~fmcnf o. ne nfosf sirEuh e1srs
% Chrnk Gn-cafs shcfAer ngsfrfsF
NceAsi Or >urr%4l frr4iTcnf for nhcfr
GG sad fso lamps - Ghose aoGrzs
lOr TnE ~ Aids DJIDL bOOk.
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Family Medicines.

whon We entertain the most sincere respect ana admiration. We shall not,
therefore, parrouarZe hire concerning the symptoms and cuhAr ailments
incident to the ScN tor which DR. PerCcS Favoutc Prescription has for more
than 40 years proven such 1 boon. We cannot how Ucr. 10 \ better service
to the afflicted H The gencer sex than 10 rcr them 10 d. Pcwcs Common Sense
Aetoai AGVsrr a great lnlv doctor book OF 100 pages bound ~ cloth and cre-
GEG gr9nL or sent postpaid or receipt o. ~ oncc cent Narr>-to cotcrc cost OF mail
"E ear. - = cents for paper covered book. AL the delicate ailments and matters
about "fch ever woman whether Young or oN. single or married. should know, bur
"mcht Their sense Of cCacy makes them hesitate t ASK vent the family physician about.
are made plan "a tins great book. Wue toy r Adde'S. WORLDS ISFENSARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. K. V Pierce. VI. ID. Pres. tS Main Street. Buffalo. y. Y.
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We have a profound desire TO avoid al ofcnsc
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TRUSTEES SALE.

State of Mississippi, Rankin county.
By virtue of the authority vested in me
as Trustee in certain Deed of Trust,
executed by M. S. Hobson and Mary b.
Hobson, to Louis NJ. McLaurin, to Sc
cure an Indebtedness therein mentioned,
said Deed of Trust being recorded in
record of deed book No. 81, at page No.
237, in the office of the Chancery clerk
of Rankin county, Mississippi; and de-
fault having been made in the payment of
said Deed of Trust and being by the said
Louis McLaurin, requested so to do. |
will, on Monday, the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1871, during legal hours in front
of the court house door, in the town of
Brandon, said county and state, offer for
sale and will sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash the following described
property situated in said county and state,
towit:
West half of south west quarter, section
I, township 4, range 8; east halt OF south
east quarter, section 2, township 4, range
3; east half of north east quarter north
east quarter of south east quarter, section
II, township 4, range 8 west halt OF
north west quarter north west quarter OF
south west quarter, section II, township
4, range 3. described in said trust deed.
1t is believed that the title to said land
is good, but | will only convey such title
as is vested in me as trustee.
ROBERT BURNS, Trustee.
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TRTTSTFF'S SALE,

Bv> virtue of authority vested in me,
as substituted trustee in certain Deed
of Trust, executed by ]. c. Burnham and
wife, on the 18th day of February, 1908,
to secure an Indebtedness therein men
toned to ]. H. Boon, and due November
1st, 1908; said Deed of Trust being of
record in the Chancery Clerks office, at
Brandon, Mississippi, Book No. sc, on
page 500. Default having been made in
the payment of said Indebtedness, and
a sale of the property included in the
said Deed of Trust demanded, | will, as
substituted trustee, at Pickett, Miss,
within legal hours, on the 4th day of
February, 1917, sell to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described
real and personal property, to-wit:
One red mare mule, II years old, name
"July;" IS acres on north side of south
west quarter of south half of north east
quarter, beginning no yards from north
west corner, thence running east $50
yards; thence north 22o yords; thence
west $50 yards; thence north go yards to
point of beginning; and acres north east
corner of south east quarter OF the south
half of north east quarter, beginning
no yards from north east corner; thence
west no yards; thence south 22o yards;
thence east no yards; thence north 22o
yards to the place of beginning.
The title to said property is belieyed
to be good, but I will convey only such
title as is vested in me as trustee.
t. J. FLETCHER,
Substituted trustee.
Jan. 9. 1917.
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Birmingham, Ala, Jan. 2, 1914.
Hon. G. w. White, sheriff Rankin
Jan. g. 1911.

Birmingham, Ala, Jan. 2, 1911.
Hon. G. w. White, sheriff Rankin
County.
Dear Sir: In accordance with
your request you will find below
a complete and correct list of names
and addresses of all parties, firms
or corporations having secured a
Revenue License or Special Tax
Certificate to transact spirituous
or malt liquor business in your
(Rankin) county, from July 1, 1910
to January 4, 1911:
Name of firm-The Mississippi
Club: Business-R. l.. D.; place
Brandon; from July 1, 1910 to July
4, 1911. :.
hereby certify chat the above is
complete and correct.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, Sam P. Jones, this End day OF
January, 1911.
w. J. WHITAKER.
Notary Public.
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TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE.

BY virtue of the provisions of certain
Deed of Trust executed and delivered on
the 9TH day of November, 1905, by j. F..
Cook and Matte Cook, his wife, to F. NJ.
Lowther to secure an Indebtedness men
toned therein to F. NJ. Lowther and
which said Deed of Trust is recorded in
the office of the chancery clerk at Brandon
Rankin county, Mississippi, in Deed Book
number 50, page 4o4, default having been
made in payment of the Indebtedness, and
the undersigned having been requested
bv the said F. NJ. Lowther to execute said
Trust according to the terms thereof. /,
J. H. Singletary, Trustee, will, on Tues
day, February 9TH, 1911, in front of the
court house door, being the south door
thereof, in the town of Brandon, Rankin
county, Mississippi, within legal hours of
sale, offer for sale and sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash, the following
described property mentioned in said Deed