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Warren sheaf., 1916-11-15
High School Notes

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n. The high, school Basket ball season
will be opened Saturday, Nov. 18,
at 2 o'clock, by game with New
folden high school, to be held in the
new high school gymnasium. Those
attending please enter at the East
door. Come out and encourage the
boys in their first game.
The seats for the auditorium have
arrived and are ready to be set up.
Since these seats are very comfort
able and about five hundred in num-
Der don't hesitate to come to high
school entertainment, we can readily
please you in respect to seats at
least.
The Normal girls are practicing
teaching in the rural districts near
Warren this week, and during that
time Miss Perkins, the Normal in
structor, ,Hwill visit them, so far as
there is a possibility of doing so.
Mr.. Lundgren was kind enough to
permit the Farm Engineering class
to take a new binder from the shop
to the old manual training room at
the high school, where they will re-
ceive practice in setting it up. After
the machine has been put together
and the mechanical parts studied it
will be taken apart and returned to
the warehouse.
On the last Wednesday afternoon
before Thanksgiving the grades of
the public schools will give a joint
program in the high school auditor
ium. Each Of the grades is to con-
tribute something toward this pro-
gram, which promises to be a good
one: All parents are given a special
invitation to be present on this oc-
casion to see what is being done by
the pupils of the grades.
Last Wednesday afternoon the
Animal Husbandry class made a trip
to the Snake River Farm, for the
purpose of judging stock and in
specting buildings. Mr.. Melgard is
to be congratulated upon his splen-
did new dairy barn :
Those engaged in the Industrial
contests near Warren have made a
splendid showing this year. The
following letter has been received by
Arthur Knudson, of Warren:
University Farm, st. Paul, MINI,
Nov. 6, 1916.
Mr.. Arthur Knudson,
Warren, MINI.
Dear Arthur:
You have the honor of having won
; one of the special prizes offered by
the Chester White breeders of the
state for your splendid record in the
| Pig Growing Contst. You are en-
titled to one Of the pure bred pigs
offered.
am writing to Mr.. Louis Ander.
son, Jackson, to send you this spec
ial prize as soon as possible.
You are certainly to be congratu.
lated on the splendid record you
have made. I hope you will take
part in next years contest. Get .
number of boys and girls to joir
with you.
Very sincerely,
Z. A. ERICKSON,
State Club Leader
Arthur is to be further congratu.
lated on having won the. Nation Pig
Club medal which is now at the higl
lschool. Let the good work continue
Warren sheaf., 1916-11-15
County Commissioners, 18th District

Total number Of names on register
of election, 1886.
Total number aber of ballots cast and
counted, 1861
Warren sheaf., 1916-11-15
Married..

Tuesday afternoon, Nov. IA, Mr..
Charles Zeidlik and Miss Constance
Aune were united in holy wedlock
by Rev. Storaasli. The young couple
will make their future home at Mid
die River, where the groom has a
homestead.
.Theda Bara" Saturday night!
Come early.
Warren sheaf., 1916-11-15

Those engaged in the Industrial
contests near Warren have, made
splendid showing this year. The
following letter has been received by
Arthur Knudson, Of Warren:
University Farm, ST. Paul, MINI.
Nov. 6. 1915.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
Sd6nc Iusrebe.

0ienitwGSden: ia idpaien Sic.
porgeitern tailie ih Ole Stieiel bel
Sbnen unb be,te lit id)on elm 2oh
barin."
S6liter: ga, mein 8otf. ipaS
fam benn Der nrme Sdplitcr eaiiir.
tpem cas- Rinbpieh bel,.taen Cages
10 elm ~eIelroiseS 2eaer bait"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
Had, Ser Se6;eit.
iNuuoreafe Don Wenno Rallbeu.
euQer.)

e8ger.)
,Nn cilcIn Wtiinbener Sotcl Jlpeir
ten RangeS batte oaS ncltuernrdblte
0bcpnnr Serr anoreuS 9oflcr uno
leine ilmge Satin @milie ibr gb.
ltcIlulurt!er gcnonlmen. godler
mar @ciibcr zines ichr gliI ~8cbcn6en
@cidlGiteS III elmer bnperi'd)cn Erp.
pln5ltnOt uro bGblte 5l Der Ybel'ercn"
Seutcu leincs S~einathortes. Seine
tSruu @niIie %entitarnnte etlier pUbl.
babeUneu 8iir9erianilie oesielber
StlDtdcllS. uno oembuiolge mar Die
0od5cit bc5 iragliter Naure5 and
cine @rt GreiguiB gcpeien. Ndt
t&.sanonucr maren n0rbig, INN ole Sod
5~citagGitc }lir Stride 81 b%ringenL Der
gol0cllc S~tord)cnuirth bate cine "a.
rel nit ad,tumoOterjig @eoefen 1er5ll'
ltelcu. mo eS mar ibm aua0rilfIidl
eingeid1rit poroen, Mcnii uro Pr
arrangement I'M i"ciriten Still nlS5lt.
Tiihrcn. Gr ttOt Dies audi; 10 Dem
Nnlt@cin9ung "itauOcu pier Sorbcer'
bdlmc. ais Die 8cieIlidnft eiumur.
idyicrte; Der StordHmpirtb enrpiing
Ole @Glte i'm Srad mo nrIt DetBen
Son0i6nlben; alli Dem Srheiterplas
OeS Saale$, in Dem ooS Wobl itatt.
iano. mar Die itGottihc 3apeae
poitiert, uito Elm idNntetternoer Sltih
cmpiing oa5 9rautpaur; 8lumeu
Iagcu alri Sen 8c0cfen, mo Dor
lcOem &olpcrt itarocn filni @lGicr:
cinca mir Bier, oda anberc iiir Nul-
Ter, bo3 brittle, ciu N0nler, fiir Den
Hbeinmcin 0aS pierte fiir Den Hotl.
mein mo NaS FINITE mir ben Seft.
"a mud,ten Die ldnolid)en 81lte au.
! genl 9tber ais lie iiber Den ,3gped Die
Ter @lalerei belc5rt marerL lIcBet lie
lid gIeid) ulle 8ldier nit ben bierfiir
beitimmteu 8etrGnten Tiiaen, nm ia
nid)t az tllrj 81 fommen. 9us Gi'eu
mar berrlih; eS fumen Giuge mlf Den
Stidl ole Ger Better uto ole 8die
mob gar ME geieben batten. 0tit
einem 8orte-es ging pifiein Der!
Nls ba5 9eiiert fam, batten Die mel.
item id)on feline SuIt mebr 5u elien;
Die @aic Sinterreiter bon Negbam
ipIdtc 6nS itone 6rlid,teis ipieber
AMI Den Scuer. neil lie aloubte, lie
Bate iidN ocr Wunb p%erbrannt, ilu0
Der Better StampfI erflQrte, ouB Ole
~arad)manoeln. Ole inter Den &pnil.
tiiren lagen, ein altgebafeneS ;3elg
leieIL Die Der Seb5elter ld)on lett Wo.
ratct I'M Sa6en babe; benn er babe
lie nift beiBen f0unen uno gur5 bins
u%nterifhldcn miiiien. Der Sban.
pag,ler bcbogte ieoOh allen, un0 oaB
Der Stord)enDirtb ben lanblihcn
@ditcu Staaeinter ais aiibler binge.
icet bate, inlo feinen label, ionocru
cine iebr ipmputbii6e Iufnatne.
4Pnn tranf ltno tan5tc, mo Die ne.
nigIten bdttem bemertt. baB ouS
9rautpaar nad) Dem erIten Run0tun3
pcrldplrnoen mar. Sic mnrcn, rpie
Gas bel boben Serrifafteu itblit lit.
obgcreiit. lrm Die SoniGpod)eu ierne
Don Der 9teugierSe ibres &oIOSleute
gu pc%rbrirgen. gluS Der SfiIoerrmg
Der Nod)Seit fam man ertnebmell.
ouB IS fem g]eru0bnlid)eS NodBeit$.
paur mar. mclde3 III DEM oben.
c%uuIbuten @otcl moDnte.
Is mor sur Morgcniumoe; Die
iungen Scllte batteu bcreitS toilette
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
guxsnabnresr Gazette, gonnsrstaa, ben 20. CUNT 1915.

hornIen i'm Sour5inlnter Der gabii.
bofpoli3ei 5u peridNpirSen. Gs bau.
crte farm 10 LANCE. ais ous brnibsn
'b~urrenoe Yublifum braudyte. iml iifl
alleS 3u erSGblen. mas man iiber haS
Yaar outte. Ga eritien ousielbe
id)on wieOer. liro Silm gritaunct
aller obne 8enoarm. goiler nabnn
lelne Srau an ben Mrm, elite pom Der
gufienoen @erse be9leitet gum gns'
gang unb ~itiir3te atf cine Irpihfe
Su; er fliiitcrte Dem 4litid,er cine
aoreiie ms Chr. urtb ba,,n rolte oas
gebeimniBpole Vanr eabin. Wtt Dem
9tad,t5lrg elite oas BON ben BreIoel
Der Sodseitsreiie iiberidttigte g6e'
paar oireft Der tbeuren Sein,atb 81;
baB Ole Observation-Disclosures 10 iein
abld,lieBen piiroen. batten tic lid, o..
nib nitt erudrtet. IN iein Aus.
eabebuh aber ieSte 9odler aGpiIiel-
bait: Hetie nuh 1egerniee: Glen.
bubr, 3S Wforf 40 Biennig; 3e).
rung, 80 Yfennigl
y $
Aus Der SmitrnftionsinnSe.
llnteroifl3ier: nSlsber. was tbnt
Der Tciten, wenn er iiebt, 6ab Die 40
I0Iung fonmt?"
Slrber: Or trent iid,!l"
y - y
Nnd, cine arifif.
.gtlm, lplS iagen Sic Sli bent Son.
jert2"
~GS lit unslaubIid). mas-io cin
&laoier NQes a~uSbalten fnnn!"
Gutter Sruit.
oGlSdell, iii eS mdbr, bdb III Glib
nGbitens nit Dem Ni'eiior Wiillcr
perlobt2"
nSa, lpeShalb2"
n9tln. iieb' nal. Ser bat bod, 10
luBlifes. itrtppiges Smr!!"
~3eShnlb? Sus tbut oof) nid)ts.
Wanm iS9t. sic scben ood) aus"
- = =
Sebr natirlid,.
r@ie ~ionoerbur, Wl,tter uno God.
ter ieben lid 10 ~auTfolleno dhnlit,
MIR bat Ole MlItter einen piel sroBe.
rem Whmo."
~aein @unoer, lie bat i'm ia aud
lton uiel mebr g%ebrardyt!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
Srpa.

Gin bieberer Toribcpobger beiab
elm ollgennein gefiirhtctcS. 3a,,tbGitcS
@eib. cine mobre fantippe. Ole iein
0aiein 5l elmer boQiidcn G.iIal
madte. tod zines cages pafte lie,
na6 einem ~teionoers beitieen Wntb.
uuSbrude. tbre Saden Iriannnet
uno perIieB, inter ser Oroblng,
nid,t Uieocrplfcbren. Den bai,slid)en
Serb.
9es Iberos iaB Der arnc ,0erIai.
lene" III g~e,pobuter Nlrbe, iein Yieii.
den itmmlbelo, Dor ser Sal,Stbiire,
ais mebrere ieiuer Rad,barn i'm Be-.
lutten uno Der @ortiiibrer a1tbmb:
.8iiter Sans, mir Alle beb0ltern
Old"
.Ssu. ia, Red}t inben's. mcirr Sic.
ben," mar ieile Grpiecnmg, ,gcra0e
lit lie wieoergefommen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
8oshafte Nemerfuna.

SonS1perfsburife (8u elmer Sral.
Die ibr Siinoden nit 9ruten fiittcrt) :
Gin bungrigcr Sunorperfsbnrib bit.
tet Inn cine fleine llnteritiiSung."
0mne: .gtitts bu.-maden Sic,
SoB lie fortfommenl"
Sanoauertsburite (;u oen Siino.
d)eu s~euelroet): r@ieleiht Iesen Sic.
illnser Serr, ein @ittport bel Sbrer
Srau Mlnla fiir mid ein!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
ger,uarut.

Rid,ter gum @erbreher): Sir
ieio m,nmebr gum 9obe perirtbeilt.
unb i'd boFie. bob G,,h Dies alrr @ar-
ming bienen pirb!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
- - y
MuS Dem Weridfsjaal.

&it,ter: .Niht seui,e, Dab Sic
Ole Milh gelMuif,t baben, STUDS.
bauer, rpnr Ole geIieierte Butter audi
nod itled,t!"
Slld,abuuer: Pa, bGttcn Sic piel.
Ieid}t aus elmer geponidteu Mild a
cute Butter MAIDEN founen, Serr
HitterP"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
Ter innae Sbierirennb.

Wutter: "Eiui. aarl. marilm bait
Iu Den @urm in srpei Stiide &c,
ihnitten?!"
aarl: Or iiiblte iib 10 einiam.
Wltier,,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
Seinc &iiitrnfarte.

Gin acfrGnttcr St~)ouipicler idricb
1Ii eineu 3ettcl: .SdMisfopi" ul6
flebte oieien Settel an Die Gbiir zines
&eSeuIcnten. aui Der er crbittcrt ,par.
Nm foIaenbcn Gage trat Der aritifer
81 Dem iiber oieien 9eiaf nidt zoe.
Mig eritauuten Stnuipieler nit Sen
@orten ms Simmer: Sic babel
mir aeItern pabreno meiner Ibpe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29

ienheit Ole @bre ermieieu. Mid ju be.
iud,en. uno SIRE 0tiitentarte an met.
ner 5biir 5uriidselaiieu; ih bolte es
onber fiir nleire ShlIbigfeit, Sbren
freunolit)en Veil,h 3u erTuioern."
y y -
@enau md, Seitelluns.
griter @uit: .Sris. brinaen Sic
mir einnal &lnieflein!"
;3aneiter 9ait: ~YRir al,h, nber
iriih nnib es iein."
aellner gum Spro6robr): .S3ipei.
mai 8Gnietlein. bupon ods eine
iriih!"
Ter framfe 3rinfer.
~Sie miiiien lid Dor ieber auf.
rea,ins biiten."
Cont nod etmas, Serr Noftor?"
.9sur @aiier trinfenl"
~llrnloalih!"
.@aulm?"
pGus regt mid Su iepr auf!.'
WpblmcinenS.
Sd,rittlteller: Mas iou i) MN
nit meinem 5uriidsepieienen iiini.
aftigen Drama an'argen?"
aritifer: YNahe einen r@ebun-
teniplitter" oaraus."
Ter jnnae S~bierirenmb.
Wutter: .Yiui. aarl, marum 6all
9u Den @l,rm in srpei Stiide &c.
ihnitten?!"
aarl: Or iiiblte iid 10 einiam,
Miittter,,"
Sniftmng in &erieu.
SIR 3eit. ba Ole aciitIiden Serrer
eineu 5heil tbrer geiogbung nod in
Srii6ten ~erbielten, gub elm gei3iger
Sirteupdtron Ieinem Efarrberru ber
3ebnten itets in Dem ih%led,teten 9e'
treble. Gnolit perlor Der Serr Efor'
rer Die 8eollo uno itrieb Dem aoeli-
gen arnuler itatt Der Guittiing FOL
getoen Reim:
.&aSen. 5respen uno ToaeIipifar
Sou man mir nidt gum 36nter
ifyiten.
Sh lebre bas @ort 9ottes iaubei
uno rein.
llno 10 lou audi INNER meir
3ebnten iein."
- - y
geriuarnt.
Ridter gum @erbreder): Sir
ieio mlnmebr gum Sobe perlirtheilt
lnb ih bofie. Dob Glih Dies ilir @or'
ming bieren pirb!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29

ienbeit Die @bre erwieien. Mid 81 be.
iuder. uno SIRE 8tiitenfarte an mel.
ner 5biir 5uriidselaiieu; i'd balte eS
oaber fiir nleire ShuIoigfeit, Sbren
freuilblid)en Veil,h 3u e%rpioern."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
l%tnermartete Nntuort.

Sebrer: "Nennt mir iest 5uiunl.
mengeieste Slrbitantipu. Ole nit Dem
@orte YSaus" sebiloet tperoen fou.
men,"
Srieoel: .Suusihliiiiel, tSaus.
flur, SaiiSfneftl"
Sebrer: n9ilt. aber cine ichr he.
farunte 3uiommeniesung febit nod.
lenfe einu.al on Oeine Ntlrtter. 6r,c.
Del. @enn lie Den sar5el Tag in
&itt,e uro Seller raitlos umber,pirtb.
lhoftet. uno Sein Batter min hire
Tbdtigfett fennaeidnen, Damn nennt
er lie Sous-. minY"
Srieoel: ~SanstrelS!"
The Monticellonian., 1916-08-10

td) The wrongful and fraudulent eer tifcatiQn Of any vote or return.
 te) \ wrongful or fraudulent sum mary of the vote posted or filed with the county clerk
 CD The destruction. abstraction or taking away of ballots, lists of voters, returns or certificates or the making of false certificates.
 (gj The failure of the judges and clerks 10 make or deliver the lists and certificates herein required of them.
 th1 The wfllful tearing down er de struction of the summary of votes posted at the election precinct by the judges and clerks.
 tp Giving or receiving money or anything Of value 10 influence q vote G1 The Wtllful violation of any other provision of this act
 See. 2l That should any elector file eamul4int against the county clerk al teging that he had failed 10 comply with the duties herein required of him. safd complaint shall be stmmariIe fe find that said clerk had WrongfuI1X failed to comply with ttF duties here in required of him. he shall at once be removed from office.
 Sci 22 That all laws and parts of law@ in conflict herewith be, and the saIne are hereby repea led
 The above proposed Act was filed in the office of the Secretary of State on June 26 t91G.
 Each eleetor may vote for or against The aboVe proposed =Aet,
 Witness my official signature this 25th day of July 1916.
 FSeal1 EARLE ". HODGES.
 Secretary of State.
The Monticellonian., 1916-08-10
Be 1t enacted hy the neonIe of tae stats

be IL eHttLeH fN tltF I1't'tN
 of Arkansas, .s t,a Constitution of The State of Arh.Lna9 AT be amended so as to read as fal52"S ....,1,5,,,,,
 Section 3 The General Assem- +t- shall provide bX general laws EoE lLs9 support of common schools by l9ASa ,aa7r which shall never exceed in any one y sai three mills on the dollar Oh the taAss s,, ble property of the State ana os +n annual per capita tax of one doIIatt ef be assessed on every male inhapltaaHt ,,,s .a this State over the age of twenty VI, 44.g '. years. Provided the General Assettitg,t t, may by general law authorize school 3sst et2 tricts to levy by vote of the 9daltits' electors of such district tax not .szzzN. to =. ceed twelve mills on the dollar m any ,l5, ois9 year for school purposes Fr9NlasH further. that no such tax shall De a.. .a propriated for any other purpose hof to any other district than that for when it was levied.
 The above proposed Amendment vas filed in the office of the Secretary oi State an January 14th. 1915.
 Each etectar may vote For ot Against the above proposed Amendment
 Witness my official signature thIs 25th day of July 1916. -.zz-.,-4.
 EARLE W HODGES
 (SeaD Secretary of State
The Monticellonian., 1916-08-10
Amendment No. lD
PROPOSED BY IFTTTAT1VE
 PETITION.

Notice is hereby rfyen that the fol fol lowing proposed Amendment 10 lHs .r9- stftution of the State or Arkansas | in posed by Initiative petition was Ht tl,ai he same will be submitted to the auatI lied electors of the state of Al kat tLSst9 5-s.i9 at tRe next general elel ttou to be AsII I on Tuesday. November tA, lSl9i 10'
The Monticellonian., 1916-08-10
FOR AMENDMENT NO. 12. AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. H.
Proposed Amendment No. 12.

Proposed Amendment No. 12. An Amendment to the eeHsttttt4' - the State of AHkaHsass aEnena 55s tion 3. Article KY 30 tHat the tteaz eral Assembly may by general law a4z tharfze school districts t2 levy 94 vote of the qualified electors of such t5i1, district a taN not To exceed i"s.S. mills on the dollar in any one yeai school purposes.
The Monticellonian., 1916-08-10
(Local Option) ACT Mo- 2
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PE-
 iIfEIA A.

Notice is hereby given that the fo1- lowing Act. proposed by initiative pe- tition, was filed in my office as required by law. and that the same will be submitted to the qualified electors Of the State of Arkafsas at the next gen cra1 election, to be held on Tuesday. November I. 1916. for adoption or re-
The Monticellonian., 1916-08-10
Amendment No. 13)
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE
 PETITION.

Notice is hereby given that the follow ing proposed Amendment to the Gonsti- tuition of the State of Arkansas pro- posed by Initiative petition WAS i1ed in my office as required by law and that the same will be submitted to the qual= fled electors of the State of Arkansas at the next general election to he held on Tuesday. November 7th. f9I6, for adoption or rejection
The Monticellonian., 1916-08-10
FOR ACT NO. :.
 AGAINST ACT NO. 2.

An Act 10 provide for local option and to correct the evils arising from the liquor traffic. 1o authorize the peo- pie of any county in the State of Ar kansas to determine whether liquor shall be sold in said county. to pro vide for the calling and holding of
 elections for same, to regulate the issuance of license for the sale and manufacture of liquors to increase the public revenues of the State. to prescribe penalties. to repeal all laws and parts of laws in conflict with
 this Act. and for further purposes. ;"
The Monticellonian., 1916-08-10
FOR AMENDMENT NO. B.
 AGAINST AMENDMENT NO, 13.
Proposed Amenament No. D.

Froposed Amendment NO. I3. Section of Article Of the Constitution of the State of Arkan- sas, and Amendment No 10 thereto, defining and enlarging the powers of the Initiative and Referendum and for other purposes.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1916-09-14
EVERY BODY SEES A
CHANGE IN FATHER
Farmer Suffered for Over Twenty
years and. Paid out Thousands.

My father suffered from chronic
stomach trouble for over twenty
years and has paid out thousands of
dollars on medicines and doctors,
G w Slayton a we'll known Cobb
county farmer who lives near Smyr-
ma. a,short distance out of Atlanta.
. We tried nearly everything trying
to cure him and he went off to the
springs thinking mabe the water
would help him but it just looked
like nothing would reach his trouble
Then he tried dieting and lived on
liquid food until he almost starved
but even that failed to do any good
aud he just kept going from bad to
worse.
l don't guess there ever was a
case as stubborn as his and If there
ever was confirmed dyspeptic he
was one of them, and | guess he
would have been one yet ifit hadn't
been for this Tanlac.
The first we heard of this fnedi-
cine was when my father saw an ad-
vertisement in the papers from par
ties he-knew in Tennessee, who were
friends of his and he knew what
they said about it was the,tru so
he got it rightaway and began taking
it. al
Well sirlit acted just like magi ie
and everybody notices the change in
father now-why he Is just like diff
erent man and sits down to the table
and eats like farm hand Only
yesterday he ate pork and turnips
for his dinner and ate SO much we
were actually afraid he Was over
doing the things but he laughed and
said nothing hurt him now and that
he was hungry and expected to cal
and make up lost time.
Now when medicine will dc
things like that think people ought
to know about 1t, and want to say
right now that would not give one
bottle OF Tanlac for ali the other
medicines and health resorts IN the
country put together.
Sold in Philadelphia exclusively
by City Drugstore in Stallo by Stale
Drug Co In Union by Union Drug
Store.
tAdvertisementl
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1916-09-14
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Whereas the Board Of Supervisors
of Neshoba County, Miss. at its reg
ular Sept. meeting pessed an order
calling an election i'll the Linwood
Separate School District of said
County to be held on Sept 26th. 1916
for the purpose of submitting to the
lands hereinafter described, the
question Of whether or not, they will
vote for the issuance of the bonds of
said District in the sum of not to ex-
ceed $4,000 for the purposeNof erect
ing and equipping and furnishing
suitable School Building for said Dis
trict,anotice is hereby given to the
Qualified electors residing in the
District, described as follows: All of
Sec. l, except the Sc or Of ne or and
all of Secs. 2, Band A and Sc or & 9 hf
of ne or of Sec. 5, and n hf of ne or
of Sec. s, and he or of Sec. 8, and n
hf of Ssc. 10, and n hf of Sec. IL, and
NV or & w hf OF ne or Of Sec, IL, in 7
s., r III e, and all ofSecs 80, Sd land 80
and 9 hf Of So or and Sc or of ne or OF
Sec. 81, and all of Sec. 36 except the
Sc or of SO or and hf of sw or and Sc
ar and hf of ne or of See. %, and all
of Secs 26 and q, and W hf and W hf
of e hf Of Sec. 25, and all ofSec 28 and
s hf and hf of NV or and ne ar OF
Sec. ~, and Sc or of Sec. Ii, and hf
and he hf of Sec. a. and NV or OF
Sec. t3, all in T 10. R IL E., that an
election win be held at Mcdonald
and Hickory Springs situated in said
Separate School. District, OH the 26th
day of September, 1916 whereat the
question of whether or not the said
District shall issue bonds for saio
amount, shall be decided by the
lqualified electors residing in said
District aud all qualified electors
registered at either Sierra Gold
en- Grove Or Crenshaw to
vote at Mcdonald to which
place the poll books Of said precinct:
will also be sent on said election day
Witness our hands this September
7th, Dl6,s
4. N. Crockett,
). M. Cooper,
I. Play,
Election Commissioners
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1916-09-14
PHILADELPHIA MISS, THURSDAY, SEPT. "A, 1915

road. 1-2 mills for school 8 IL
mills in Beat 1 for good roads
for interest fund and one mill
for sinking fund and 3 1l2 mills
to refund borrowed money spent
for tick eradication purposes.
BIDS WANTED
The Board will receive sealed bids
unil 2 o'clock of the lst Monday in
October 1916 for the following:
Bids on continuation of north end o
Pike in Pearl River swamp on Phila
delphia and Koscuisk 0 road as per
plans and specifications OH file in
office of Chancery clerk. Bids for
building pike in Pearl river swamp
on r G Limerick survey to begin at
stake No 230 and along said survey
to point at or near stake 244 as per
pans and specifications on file in
office of Cha ncery Clerk. Bids for
building tx bridges in Pearl river
swampon Phlla ana koscuisKo road
The bridge across main river TO be
about 1O6 feet long and the others to
range from 32 to 100 feet each, across
openings in dump as per plans and
specifications on file in office of Chan
cery Clerk.
Bids for of~building dump across Bogu
chitto and Owl creek as per plans
and specifications on file in off ce OF
Chancery clerk.
Board reserves right to reject any
or all bids and bidders are required
togive bond in the sum of double
their amount of bid Ordered
this 9th day of Sept 1916.
w J Brantley, Clerk