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good and sound In most OF
the advice that you give, 10
] feel that perhaps you can
: give me some Of II.
What do you advise me to
do In the following case? l
was married on December
10, 1914, and was not happy
even one week, because my
mother-in-law was always in
terfering with my wife, and
the mother has such influ-
ence over my wife that she
will do or say anything
that the mother may suggest.
Now, they together, have
framed up a large pack of
falsehoods against me. The
mother has even taken my
wife up to talk with a GER
tain Judge, and according to
my wife's word, the said
judge told her that she had
better leave me as would
place her in a house of i'll
fame; that l would cause her
to become a white slave.
Now, Miss Grey, / have
been around a good deal, and
am sure that there is no
one who can say that my con-
duct has been other than
that of a gentleman to any
and all women. Why, my
mother-in-law, the judge and
other would interfere and
say such things / am at a
loss to know. have good
number OF letters now in my
possession that gives a his
tory of my mother-in-law's
character. Should publish
those letters and hurt her as
badly or worse than she has
hurt me by taking my wife
from me? What can | do to
the judge, and all the 9TH
ers implicated in the case?
] have always treated my
wife as l would wish my ia
ther to treat my mother or
my brother-in-law to treat
my sister.
PUZZLED HUSBAND.
A.--Why stoop to revenge b
publishing the letters, eve
hough 1t would show you
nother-in-Iaw up In the light O
Ter true character? One wron
lever righted another. Don't mi
n cheap scandal of your own az
ord, unless IL is to defend you
'wn character. IL You have a
rays treated your wife right, sh
ouldn't have cared for you Q
ven her own mother couldn'
vim her away from you, SO dom
on think you are better off with
mt her?
II you think the case will
mount to anything, advise yol
o go and state. the facts 90
God lawyer and have him TAX
Ip the case for you. II not, let !
rop.
Q.--On reading your arti-
rlee each oveniup I find that
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Chapter G of the p. II. O. will
meet Saturday Afternoon with Mrs.
John March, Ais North @ st.
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Margaret Gellenbeck.
Fern Sinex.
Hjordis Butcher.
Edith Anderson.
Josephine Markos.
May Doyle.
Mrs. p. ]. Smith.
Miss Mary Holmberg.
Mrs. Karl Johnson.
Bernice Burnard.
Mrs. Lawrence Chantler.
Mrs. Martha Wall.
Jennie Burnett.
Mrs. Ada Clark.
Mrs. Edith Shannon.
Ruby Rinnan.
Helen Burnett.
Violet Leigh.
Gertrude Martyr.
Freda Trippe.
Anna Stubs.
Beodil Teqen.
Harriet Hirschfield.
Roselea La Mont.
Hulda Mcfarland.
Ethel Henwood.
Mrs. G. j. Messenger.
Effie A. Eccles.
Miss Mary Holmberg.
Mrs. r. Caldwell.
Gladys Ansen.
Marian futile.
Mrs. H. J. Welch.
Ellen Myers.
Miss Georgia Ripp.
Miss Ruth Manche.
Mrs. w. r. Sherman.
Miss Mary Holmberg.
Louise Baker.
Nellie l.. Topping.
Mona Duclos.
Mrs. e. M. Evetts.
: Bertha Bogue.
Helen Johnson.
Lelah Johnson.
Miss Fern Sinex.
Josephine Henskicoj.
Mrs. A. G. Spaustat.
mamie PETERSON.
Miss Bernice Burnard.
Mrs. Ada Clark.
Anna Person.
Miss Agnes Riggs.
Miss Mabel Pram.
Miss Mary Holmberg.
Lyial Nehring.
Miss Ruby Iseth.
Pearl Wilson.
Daisy Gruetzmacher.
|. f. T.
Anna Davis.
Anna Thompson.
Daisy Narbo.
A. Lindstrom.
Miss Simplicity.
Miss Alice Noble.
M. Arnold.
Mrs. w. R. Sherman.
Elsie Todd.
Ruth Manche.
Helen Carter.
Mrs. w. H. Statzer.
Mrs. Flossie Crosman.
Mrs. Dorothy Cheney.
Beatrice Burgeson.
Johanna Smith.
Mrs. Rose Bennington.
Marie Wadsworth.
Mrs. Mabel Berry.
Luella Hubbard.
Miss Thelma Longworth.
Mrs. Edith Shannon.
Winnie Alexander.
Miss M. Taube.
Mrs. Frank Casey.
r. G. Carbone.
Paline Marush.
Elmer Haaland.
Petra Hansen.
Violet Hall.
Mrs. N. e. Swiggnus.
May Doyle.
Mary Burdick.
Alice III. Lehman.
Doris Stone.
Ethel v. Arnold.
Rose A. Albert.
Ruth Haskins.
Ethel Henwood.
Miss Mary Holmberg.
Mrs. Edith Shannon.
Elsie Todd.
Miss III. Fowler.
Mary Aufuate.
Marian futile.
Lillian Hartloff.
Dorothy Lundquist.
Mrs, Emma Edwards.
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TIMES WANT ADDS BRING
RESULTS. SEE PAGE SIX.
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Q.--On reading your arti-
cles each evening, | find that
1t helps me very much. I
am therefore writing to you
to ask you a great favor.
DO you know Of anything
that may be used to make
curly hair straight
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-08-27
GRAND JURY FILES
THREEFRUE BILLS

P. W.'PhilliPs, Il. KmuFa and Tho
mas Hicks were indicted by the terri,
'tor;al grand jury at its session yester-
day, They will appear before Judge
Ashford at nine clock this morning
fer arraignmcnt. The Indictments arc
as follows:
=. w. Phillips, charged with failing
to render assistance to a person injur
ed by an automobile. On August 3
Phillips, while driving an auto, ran
over and injured Isaac p. Dentzler. II,
drove on and left the man lying in
the road. When the police attempted
to arrest Phillips, who is a -submarln"
sailor, he sought refuge aboard one OF
the submarines in the harbOr. 1t re.
uuired a special order from the navy
department at Washington to have
Phillips delivered to the local police
Thomas Hicks is charged with assault
with intent to commit murder. 1t ~
alleged that ON August II Hicks at
tackled and stabbed a Japanese, YOshi
maru, with knife. The police ha\'
the knife.
X. Kimura is charged with assault
and battery with a deadly weapon. The
indictment saws that he used Il knife
on s. Abe on August 5.
No bill was found by the grand jury
in the ease of the Territory agaims'
Aim Yurn Young, K0 Suk, Joe, Kin
Kvung Woom and Sing Young Whnr
who had been charged with unlawful
assembly. This was the case which
arose following the row in the ofiicia
circles of the Korean National Asso
citation. An embezzlement charg'
against some Koreans, Also connectr'
with the association and this partiru
lar internal row, is, still awaiting thu
action of the grand jury.
The jury will meet again at tw'
o'clock next Thursday afternoon.
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UKULELE CRAZE
( TOHELP HAWAII
Promotion Committee Will Ask
Makers Of Instruments To
Adopt Uniform Label

The ukulele craze on the mainland
is to be turned to the advantage OF
the Hawaiian Islauds
II is realized by officials of the Ha-
wall Promotion Committee that, like
the pineapple, the ukulele may be
turned into national advertisement.
Accordingly, il is the intention OF
A. p. Taylor, acting director of the
committee, to propose at the next
meeting Of that body the adoption D;
a uniform @ Made in Honolulu, U. s.
H." label, which would be placed on
all Hawaiian Instruments. -.
One thing that has urged Mr.. TRy
lor on in this regard is news from tne
mainland that ukuleles are being man
ufactured there in large quantities AM
being sold as Hawaiian Instruments
This is being done, it is reported, IN
the interest of larger profits. It is re
scented by the makers and dealers ot
Hawaii because, they say, the instru
ments are much inferior to the geu
uine ones. q.
Some Of the local makers and deal
ers already are using labels of thei
own, but il was said Yesterday tina
they would fall in with the new plaI
of the promotion committee In view
of the fact that the labels would b,
inexpensive, and probably supplied
gratis by the committee, it is believe,
; all win fall in with I've scheme. .-
II was said at the BPrgstrom must,
| store yesterday that big increase il
the demand for ukulelPs had beer
/ noted since the exposition at Sal
Francisco opened, and that the order
continue to swell As result tn
maker who fills the Bergstrom order
has doubled his force to eight men. W
d. Adams recently made tour Of tn
mainlahd and made arrangements wit
large music houses filing the increase
| demand.
A. r. Cunha, composer of numbe
of popular HAWAIIAN songs which ar
played on ukuleles, says one result g.
the mainland fad has been a big in
crease in the sale of his songs. On
new Broadway musical comedy is seeb
ing rights to several of his number
for special features Of it's program.
monographs have helped create a
interest in Ha@hhan music Mr.. Cur
ha believes, Hawaiian music, he pre-
diets, will create place for itself o
the mainland,
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Gray's Harhor- Sailed, August 81
schooner Prosper for HilO.
San FranciscO-A August 90
5. $. klamath from Hilo August 10.
San Francisco-Arrivcd, August ~
1900 a. M, $. 3. Manoa from Honolulu
August II.
San Francisro--SaiIcd, August "a
~ noon, s. 3. lIilonian for Honolulu
F. Port Townsend--Arrived, August "a
5. s. Asama Maru from Honolulu, Aug
ust 12.
Nagasaki-Sailcd August 20, U. S
A. II. Sherman for Honolulu.
Sydney-Arrived, August %, $. $
Niagara from Honolulu, August II.
. Sydney-Arrivcd. August %, $. s
Sonoma from honolulu, August 9.
San Francisco-Arrivrd, August 25
l2 noon, =. $, Enterprise from Hilo
August 16.
San Francis"o-SniIrd. Argrst ~
~ noon. = 3, WiIhPmina for Honolulu
/ San FranciscO-sailoh August q
300 p. m, $. $. Mongolia for Homo
lulu.
Guam-SaiICd. August 81, L. s.
Supply for Honolulu.
Grav's IIarhor-Sailed August %
schooner Repeat for Honolulu.
Balhoa-Arrived August 25, s.
Columbian from Hilo, August 6.
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COAST CHINESE
ASK SHIP SUBSIDY
Especial by Marconi Wireless to iiA
waii Shimpo)

Especial by Marconi Wireless to HA
waii Shimpo)
SAN FRANCISCO, August 26.-The
Chinese chamber of commerce here
Yesterday passed resolutions urging
the substituting by the Chinese govern
ment of the proposed Chinese steam.
ship line for the Transpaeitic service.
The Kyoto cherry blossom dancers,
who have been held at Angel island
for the past several weeks, will be al
lowed to land tomorrow, the Japanese
fair commissioners having given u
bond that they win leave the county
at the conclusion Of their services =:
the fair.
Another annoying difference between
the exhibitors at the Japanese pavil
ion and the federal authorities was
satisfactorily settled yesterday when
the representative Of Mikimoio, the
famous dealer in artificial pearls, PAID
custom duty Of ten dollars on pearl,
he was accused Of having smugglrd
into tive country and had his pearls re-
tured to him.
o. lpid1 IA
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PASSENGERS OF FERRY
STEAMER THROWN ABOUT

IAsrori"tNd P~s7s Nv FedNral WirHless
SAN FRANCISCO, August 26-Qw-
ing to mistake in signals, the ferry
boat Santa Clara today banged hard
against its slip, sending hundreds
sprawling. There were many minor i'm
juries. An investigation is being made.
N,fl.. x lyNI Il NNN5
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TWO HUNDRED AUTOS.
FOR JAPANESE DAY
Especial Cable to Nippu JiiD

SAN FRANCISCO, August 26.-Two
hundred automobiles will form a part
of the great procession which is to
cross the Panama Pacific exposition
grounds on Japanese Dav, August n
Prizes and cups worth $4,000 have be\
offered by the exposition officials. A
great crowd is expected to take part
in the events,
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ASSOCIATED Press nv FedDra wireleasi
SEATTLE, August 26t-oriehtal sail
ings are all booked full up TO Decem-
her l, the traffic being very heavy.
The steamsr SadO NEaru today brought
a $l,oOo,aOO cargo, Of which an item
was 100000 in gold bullion, 3g
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TREATMENT FOR DYsBNTERy.

Chambcrlain 5 Colo, ChoIcra ''d
plarrhuea Remedy followed by n "o~e
Of castor oil viii eff1>tlally ou'r the
most stubborn cas"s of lvsautar, 1t
- especially good for summer lirrrh"cn
in rhiIIrrm. For sale nv nII l'ah's
rrusou, Smith X co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii
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The Maui hotel of Waikiki is max
ing bid for larger tourist business.
Folders describing the advantages OF
a tour of Maui were received here yes
terday from the hotel. ne
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PORT or HONOLULU.
ARRIVED

Str. Maui from Kauai, I;5O a. M.
Str. Kilauea from Hawaii, 5 a. m
Str. Mauna Kea from Hawaii, 6:2(
a. m.
Str. Lurlinc from San Francisco, {
p. m.
Str. w. G. Hall from Kauai ports
Ais a. IN.
Str. Claudine from Maui, $40 n. m
Str. Maui from Hawaii, l0:45 a. m
= Blk. Rithet from San Francisco, l.
a. m. adI ,,
Str. ChansIor from San Francisco
i:45 p. m. -.
DEPARTED
Str. ColumbiRe for cruise, 5 n. m
Str. Helene for Hawai- MS p. m
Str. Mikahala for Maui 5d Molo
kai. sos a. m. M
Str. Likelike for KauaE $40 p. M
Str. Mauna Loa for Kauai, 500 =
IN.
i. Str. Mann Kea for Hawaii and Ma
III ports, 10 a. M ~
Str. Matsonia for San Francisco
1915 n. m.
Str. Kestrel for FanninalJs@nd, 4:3(
p. m.
Yacht Venetia for Kauai, 6:4O p. IN
Str. Maui for Hawaii, p. m.
Str. W. G. Hall for Kauai ports
! u. IN.
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Between Boards.

Waialua, 5, 5, 10. 80, 25, 100, 25,
22.O0; Haw. Pine Co., 100. 1916; Hon
Okaa So, $1,000, 5000; Pahang, 10,
1000. n.
Session Sales. ~, .#t
Oahu Sugar Co., %, ~, $500; HaN.
Pine, Is, 10, ., 33.T5!4 sc.s q.
Sugar Quotations.
So analysis beets. tNo Advices).
Parity 49,. ny" &f 1870
96' Cent. (for Haw. sugars), $4.56.
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CHARLES r.. HEMENWAY,
Mortgagee. Assignee.
Dated, Honolulu, 7. H., August ~,
9l5.


The premises conveyed by the said
mortgage and 10 be sold are as fol-
lows: T'E rs fEEt3 A&
All the undivided interest of said j.
NJ. Kauahikaua in all those certain
pieces or parcels of land situate ut
Waiono, Puheemiki and Punaluu, Koo-
lauloa, Oahu, which are described and
set forth in the following Land Com
mission awards: Nos, 37l7, 1878,
1882, 1853, 4372, seas, 4St7 in Waiono;
Nos. 3724, 44S7, 1880 and l0,771 in
Puheemikl and an undivided oneihalf
interest in and to three shares in end
to the premises described AS r. r..
Grant No. 305S, at .Puheemiki afore-
said, being the premises vested in said
j. NJ. Kauahikaua by inheritance from
Kaaimanu. ~ 3B&E 'H l't
4I55--Aug. %, Sept. 3107l7
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MoRTGAGEE's NOTICE OF, IlTrEN-
TON TO FoRECLoSE AND OF
FORECLOSURE SALE. rsa}

Pursuant TO and in accordance with
the power and authority contained IN
that certain mortgage made February
2S, 1901, by J. M. kauahikaua and hss
wife, MALAGA Kapahikaua, to Wong
Kwai, which mortgage Is recorded IN
the Office of the Registrar Of Convey
ances in Honolulu, 7. H., in LibcT ~,
page 90, now held by the undersigned,
Charles r. Hemonway, as assignee, the
said Charles r: HemenwLy as Mort
gagee Assignee gives notice and mo-
tice is hereby given that the Mort
gagee Assignee intends TO fofeelose
the said mortgage for condition bro.
ken, tO-wit, non-payment OF principal
and interest. 8.i 'tEE sats,nis
Notice is likewise given that after
the expiration. of twenty-eight (28)
days from the first publication Of this
notice the property conveyed by the
said mortgage will be advertised for
sale and will be sold at public auction
at the auction rooms of James +. Nor
gan Company, Limited, star building,
No. l2j Merchant street, Honolulu, IT.
H., on Saturday, the md day Of oc-
tober, 1915, at l2 clock noon Of said
| day. ."
Further particulars can be had from
said Charles X. llemenway at the once
! of Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd, in the
| Stangenwald building. Honolulu, T. H.,
or of Castle 4 Withington at their Of
fees in the Star building aforesaid,
attorneys for the Mortgage Assignee.
Terms, Cash, In United States gold
coin. Deed, at the expense Of the pur-
chaser, to be prepared by the attor-
neys for the. Mortgagee Assignee.
CHARLES r. HEMENWAY,
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PASSENGERS.
ArriVed.,oyr

fAAkhNp1foOgLF ,
Per IL. str. Mauna Kea, from Hill
August 24.-E. w. Ellis and wife, Mas
ter Ellis (2), d. l.. Mackaye, A. b
Clark, w. D. Doty, Col. W. r. Riley
Lieut. G. SchaAfer, Mrs. r. p. Melin
and son, Mrs A. Brown, Mrs. s. Nc
Kcague, +. G. Snow and wife, Maste
:. Figimoto, A. Scott, Miss NJ. StrouP
=. W. p. Bluett, Mrs J. Cunningham
and two children, II. NJ. GitteU, W
Scott Wise, NJ Kamimura, F. p. Wa
| trrhousc and wife, f. l.. WaterhousC
Miss Waterhouse, X. lshida, Mrs. A
| Kcnwny, L. Meesc, Miss E. Aluli, Mrs
! r. Roberts, M. COrrea, Rev. r. i
Dodge, X. Mitani and wife, Mrs. MOri
motto, r. Takcmori, Miss All Pc, Y. lla
ramoto, VIM. Kaumoanu, II. Murn
kami Mrs. A. w. Rio! qrdson, B. +
Schocm and wife Masters Schoen GU
Misses Schoen (2), Mrs. d. Haughs
Mrs. D. Haughs, Geo. Michopulas, L
Lyrurgus, Miss Won Arnswaldt, Mrs
q. Lang, X. Tsunoda, Goo Chin, J.
10y, Miss Kuamoku.
Bv str. Lurline from San Francisco
Aug. III. Abide, Miss s. Anderson
T. r. Bartlett, Mrs. Alex. Bell an,
three children, j. BrOderick, Miss Jes
sic Cameron, Miss C0rle II. H. Crane
!. b. Cox, Mrs. w. w. Cress and In
tant, J. A. Dillon, Miss r. Il. Doelts
Miss Ruth Edmonds, D. X. Egbert
Mrs. A. Gilmore, Miss Alice Harrison
Miss Dorothy Hawk, J. T.. Higgins
Mrs, s. S. Holland, l.. HOnigsberge
j. j. jackson, Mrs. j. J. Jackson, Mr.
T.. A. Kennedy, John Knuf, Mrs. &,
II. Magoon and Child, l.. r. Mathew
Mrs. l.. X. Mathews, Carl Milne
Miss June Mitchell w. d. McEay
Mrs. W. d. McWayne, +. Peterson
Miss NJ. Rankin, Miss \. Riodel, Mis-
Louise Richards, II. c. Rice, Miss MAJ
riui Samson, o. H. Shepherd, Mrs,
NJ Sheath, l.. II. Tracy, Mrs. L. I
Tracy and child, q. p. Tullock, Mr.
q. p. TuIlock, Miss L. Waterman, Mr.
{. q. White and two children, Gar'
urr wilkins, Miss Angeline Wood,
f. Wooley, John A. Young, T. II. p
trie.
Per str. W. G. Hall, from Kaep
, August 25.--Mrs. l.. Sebf and daugbte
, Mrs. j. X COckett and three childrer
, J. K. COckett, A. b. Melancy, Rev.
Takcda, r. \. IIaucpu, Miss G. X. d.
wilson, X. Kanuauiu, Mr.. MhkiH, Mr.
j. II. Moragnc.
: Hv str. Claudine, from Maui, Angus
&c. Charles Sang, {. X. Makekau, Gu
a Hanna, Leon q. San l.. FObier, Mr.
, Mahor, Mrs JOAN Wilson, Mrs. All Yo
/, Masters All You C3), Dan ConeVay,
. IIanrhrrg, G. Beinhart, w. Kaauh
Mrs. Vim. Cooper, Mrs. Taylor, V.
4. Aiutnln Snit
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c Bfsver &co.
- souAs
HHsS%'ksrsciSiidTsl:,,
Haw, Come SN.G.co
Haw Sue. Co. ."...
Honokaa
Honouli .,.......
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Plantation Co...
kekahs Sw ar Co. :.
ksSi;d;
Oahu Sugar Co.
Oiaa Sugar Co. Lid
8 sssSs Slime
kaciiic... .......
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San Carlos Milling
Co, Ltd. ...
Walakna ARr. Co.,.
Wailuku Sugar Co.
WaimAnalo ....v..
Waimea Sugar Mil.
MISCELLANEOUS
.H..IlssssEssss;dbs,Sa;
Haw. Electric Co.,
Haw, n, Co lid.
f: :sjsa. So SIst SSS,jcs:
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Mrs .Cockett and servant, c. A. Mac
Donald, II. saito, VIM buford, WIN.
Scott, p. Me&eiros, Angie Medeiros, NJ.
j, Norma, x. Vasconcellos, Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. Cummings and maid, D. Crozier,
Mrs. Livingston, Master Livingston,
Master Curhmints, D. r. Murdoch, e..
Livingston, Miss Ramsay, Mrs. Yhr
Kee, Master Yip Krp
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NAME or STOCK
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-01-22
TRUSTEES SALE.
State of Mississippi. Noxubee County

otate OF MISSISSIPPI, Noxubee County.
By virtue Of the provisions of certain deed OF
trust executed by c. c. Convey. Elizabeth L. Co.
vey. +. Il. Houser and Emma Houser on the 26tt
day Of August. 1912, toll. H. Brooks. Jr as truste
to secure to G. G.. Wade certain indebtedness
therein mentioned. said trust deed being recorded
In Deed Book No. 108 page 424 in Chancery
Clerks office in saidcounty. the undersigned as
trustee. will on
Monday, the 18th day Of February, 1915
within legal hours in front of the door of the
court house In the City Of Macon. Miss proceed to
sell at auction to the highest bidder for cash the
following described property lying and being in
the county of Noxubee State of Mississippi to-
wit:
Three hundred and fifty acres, more or less. off
the south side of section IL and 10. in township
Ia north. range 10 east and bounded as follows:
On the east by the Mississippi and Alabama state
line on the south by the south lines of sections Ia
and TO- on the west by the west line of Sec 15 and
on the north BY straight line running parallel to
line OF the land of Annie E. Oliver also the west
half of the northwest quarter of section o. also
o4 acres off the east side of the east half of the
northeast quarter Of section 81, also the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter of section
IL. all the above described land being in township
u north. range 10 east and the following lands in
Pickens county. Alabama The southwest QUAR-
ter OF the southwest quarter and 80 off of the
south end of the southeast quarter of the south
west quarter of section eight, and that fractional
block west of section 8. which fractional block
contains ten and seventeen one hundredths 10 IT.
100 acres all being in township "a. range west
the entire tract being about 6O5 acres.
The property mentioned In said trust deed will
be sold to satisfy said indebtedness and thecost of
the proceeding.
This January 9Th, 1916
H. H. BROOKS, JR., Trustee.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-01-22
TRUSTEES SALE

The State of Mississippi. Noxubee County.
Bv ri"fue Of the nrovi ions Of a certain deed OF
tius Zee . Norman VIM on the LIST day o
January, 1912 10 A. f, Den as trustee to secur
to Merchants and Farmers Bank. Macon Miss. a
certain ndebtedn So therein mentioned, said trust
deed being recorded in Deed Book No 10l, page
499, in Chancery Clerks Office in said county l, he
undersigned as trustee, will on SATURDAY. the 9Th
day of February, 1915. within legal hours in front
of the door of the Court House in the CITY OF
Macon Miss, proceed to sell at auction to the
highest bidder for cash that certain lot or parcel
of land on the western edge of the city of Macon
in said county and state, and east of and.adionng
the right of way Of the Mobile and Ohio railroad
known as the property of the late Arctic Ice and
Coal Go. and more particularly described as fol.
iows..to-wit Commencing on the south line of 8th
street, where the east line of End street If pro
longed would cross nth line of Sth street, SAID
east line of End street lying west of the west line
thence westernly along the prolongation of soutl
line of Sth street distance of 479 foet to the RICH
OF way of the Mobile and Ohio railroad; thence
southernly parallel with the right of way of said
Mobile and Ohio railroad, distance of $50 feet
thence easternly parallel with the proongation Of
the south line OF Sth street distance of $50 feet;
thence northernly and parallel with the right OF
way of said Mobile and Ohio railroad, a distance
OF go feet thence easternly and parallel with the
prolongation of south line of 9Th street. a distance
OF ~ feet; thence northerny 20 feet to the DO n
OF beginning, containing l.52 acres more or les,
and being in section SO, township Is north, rang
~ east. being the property purchased from R. ID
Robertson. Also all machinery and tools, and ap-
pliances and appurtenances thereunto belonpinp
or in any wise appertaining.
Inc property mentioned in said trust deed wi
pe sold to satisfy said indebtedness and the COS
Of this proceeding A. n DENT
This January 18th, 1915. Trustee