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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-14
ASK FOR
"A CLOSE CONFERENCE

Washington, Oct 13. - Eastern
railroads are asking the interstate
commerce commission for a confer
ence to discuss "rates not favorably
acted upon in the recent decision or
the fifteen percent advance rate in
crease" Commission has designated
next Wednesday as the time for said
conference.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-14
TROOPS IN FRANCE
BE ALLOWED TO VOTE

Washington, Oct. 13.-The war de-
partment, at the request of state of
ficials, are considering a probability
of extending co troops in France the
same privileges OF voting as will be
ganted to soldiers at home
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-14
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First Inning.

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-14
I II E w E A 7 II E r

able winds.
Highest temperature yesterday, 70 de-
grees; lowest, So degrees.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-17

beoer o5 al ienoe Dor 9(noel. e.
gtsoc foIoe5, ,Solf fommer / Itore
Sforer boooc ira 9p oq gpaS og
Sa8en orsitc5 meO blomitrenOe
&cItaleubco % putriotiite Erofla,
mationcr / Coeriloo.
"RoturIigyiS uil ri hirfpe oig,
Cntcl! oct or Qrcit," Tiger oi5ic
Q}Guo. "&i er ido patriotiife, at
nj cr i'm Al oct, o. maa profIa.
mere oct ira 6u9taqeue. gi pil
a%IoocliG ifaiie oiq aac DC WprO,
on trrnIcr; alt ri i~orlonlcr er.
al on bcfIThcr ocut, bciuiier Dem OF
bctolcr Dem; men ou mao natur.
llgut2 life icuoe Dem uo al II. 2.
Tor ct iIoa9!"
"0ien", iiacr Cnfcl Gam, "iea
bnr 10 inden artg / II. z. % pen.
Ter lffc al iao nogcu. Nui9 lea Ia.
ger ot9le NiGuo paa coer5 8ilfaar,
bar icN 10 life uogct anoct at brit.
1e Dem I'll enc at luoc Dem ilpuac
runot / nogcn ircoeIile Scire -
og orn1c lin Detailing, Faa Sen
Yfnooc fan ic1 10 buerfcn iere eQcr
otnOe noaen aria; oa bporoon piG
oct Oa goo mco min arig, for life
at matte ON mine Ecnae?"
"So", Tiger Wo9iemaoet, "oet er
%'anoelia Din cacu Sell. Gnfcl! Spis
Oh cn0cIig piIoc bapc arid, iftloe
on arrongerct Oct iIig, ar DC iIoae3
pau Gin cacn @runo. Set piloe
rTret mcgct bcbngcIilerc at oertc.
I'll 6Icnocn LANDER line Sropper
Ter, s%oclG89cr pore itsrre 9per on
atpcr o9 Ell Norinlaa pua set Graf.
tenlcnt, ban bar aipct @cIgieu o.
6rnntrlgc; % bpi5 life on. On.
tel, Ienoer trooper orcr FOR at
binNrc 0ct, piI ban tocu luil font.
NE o9 9lerc oct. OH 'tlIloe uente,
SufcIl"
Mcn SnfeI Gam or life iitanS
til at ic Sagen / oenre gclusnina,
% Maaicmohet5 rocImooige Eli.
tu0: at ifaiic Mrno / tiIItrpffc.
llgt INITIAL til ~ireocligc 2eire, for.
uoiat at &c life bcbsper at 0eltoae
: noGct SIoH, piI til eoig lio bIiuc
lpoa'tIemlet oa ltantagct.
Wr. llnGer Ieoiaqer artifelen
mc0 Den @emcrfnirg, at nj Rorite
| DC ire sitIi8e SonnibipS / 9ropn
eouittp, Otinl, oeler naturIiapis
life oCn Cpintuillg, scr blcu abort
g%irlocnoe paa bette iergeIia be
ticnotc Yia5iempoe Dor Stiqind
til Sogcn cr ppperIig roitct / open.
nruntc NrtifeI".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-17

otlten cr life ira noaet Soto mcnt
mcorcgnct uuoer Torbu05lopenc.
Zen rc1uc& life iom Nltphol t Trun,
trtac Soloatcrue bar hucr 0ad
Nrao poa en- hnIp Sitcr al Sen Giu.
: DC 'Ioitc Mnaltcocr er ser reiit Tor.
loulcnoc ON at ioo Sen oalIiac &iu.
ration iOrhojct til ire auurt Otter ur.
Mono "a oct goar iouoirulilpiS
lalcnncm Men belle oct Ratiou5iu.
item bar, iom ioat, intct nlco Nlfohol.
Spsraamaulct at Qicrc.
GreiS TreiaTun6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-17
,lcm lllm.2 lnorcn.

: Nnlt0uiIlQ al Oct uDlil al
holOtc Erotcitmooc / Rem lllur.
Nilmn, moo al lcuoc amerifouifc
Eropper til europa IN. M, itrcp
Giitrtft2Oommer !. NJ. Glen isl
Qcn0c NrtitcI / "@romu GomtD
&ouranl", iom bioirttc@ / 0pcr.
ITttclie al NitQllitiu llnqcr, Santa.
Wiiuu:
Set ms aiboIotc Mo5icmooc
mirocr mig ON Sen GrinrinQ en-
6armcre, lom irrngtc Mpno til
Sorueitch Qior0c. Gmtrcnt 100
Garmcrc / Solpu Of Hid)lano bauoc
Gil rig Molina lGr0iG til SnoEeit'
rina, men Sc bcbcpeoe Ct Nar Stm,
6reoc MUno Gro0 ino ino til
~ComtpiGoat Nclp Hidlano, Ell @p
pno ca. 5000 Snobpa1ere, o. fla
Gcoe i'm Ne0 for Dioporeu, 0nu
mootoG bcnr ocnliat. od ser perlc
Nca unrlue Nunnotruf.
"Noturliqui3", iaQ0e bon, nil
ri birlpe Ocrel vi bar ct Vor
humOrcoc ao6c, fraitigc Wrno Der,
lom life hor oct ioo irnplt netop
M, oQ ) fon ligcioo 1o0t ioo Dem
lont life, Sea ltol uiortspct foloc
9aaOct iommcn, % oen Sag ifal
nof orouc2."
Com in1t, ian Qiortl Raaoet
nleote % iottcoc islgenoc @eiIut
Ming: "Gi. @uruaoct i Ncu Mid
Iono, ~ifo'ier 6ormcrnc / Comm o.
NidIan0 200 ViGno iii SiGIp I
&arueitcn; Sormcruc bcflGOcr
6cm bcIpiicr 0ent % betoIer Sem;
Hog olt poo bcn @ctiugclic, at oiaie
Wtpno life mon aou uoeuior Dor
BPS @rTnicr ior at aipre uoaet
NarOelt Nrbci0c."
"Oten", ioQ0c Gormerne, "pi bar
lc life noacn Nuliu0 inoc / @pen.
og noar vi ifol bcflroc, beipiic og
bctole oiaic Muuo. bporOon oil oct
"a aoa mleo Dor }uIinq for life at
matte ON bore Bcnqc?"
Ga 0ct", iaQor 0lnuoren, "at
) bar Gplingeu Ger noe pou Gan,
oct, oct er Oo 'nnocIia eoer8 cqcn
Sell. 5ols ) oil bauc pore Mplto
III at 1iorc c6cra Arbeioc. iaar )
prin9c Agrcie tnN til @pcn. pore
MfUno or uante til 9pIiu % set Ii.
Ter Dc; trnf bare pna al oen Sol.
lrono % De andre llbchalcIiQhcoer,
DC piIoc uoiGtte iig Tor Uco at gaa
10 I'll oerc % arbciocl"
6armcruc fm0e life Ic Sa1en /
Ionntc Sn&, og icIUigIgcIia bIco
Y|oporcnS % @proooct3 rocImo.
oigc GiI6u0 life pooifisnuct.
%ort Son0 or mi0t oppe / en-
Tor arig; ocunc &rig5 Slagmar.
ter Ct biniiocs @npet ifaI nj pint.
DC cQcr biGlpe til at Uinoe 0erllc
Nria. mau pore @rre tipmpe /
6ronf,iQc
CntcI Snm trGugcr en- hal0
4}.aiou Nwu0 % BAN bcoer lit
6oIf ON at i,aiic Sem Qianncm ct
ielcc;i0e Draft ipitcm ban fom
nier iii 9ielp Him, 9ropn So, o5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-17

Great opportunities are now offered
young ladies and gentlemen who know
bookkeeping and shorthand. The war
has called many from offices and these
positions must be flied. Prepare at
once. Now is the best opportunity.
Valdez College, DEBORAH, Iowa, will
train you.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-17

stneNf @shisbeS. en- nor Sol
fclt | Sonnon heltos en- @ang en- fine
lit ~ayubasiaosr. Sammcu meb iinc
0oIt off ban ira Snl til SaI % Ian
pna @lclterne. / SGroeIesbeN Gamers
ne. 5an nnItaiiet Jig oeo 0ielp al
SoIteu Ell nor Iife apniett. meO hpi!
fen ban off til enbeI Gamer. 0an ano
Dem en- Iige nor Rortion bper mca
llnotaaeiie AZ en- Iom IF oo5belt iau
me9et 'on DC andre. Se!oiolaeIig isl
&c Dun zig imiaret beroper oa bao SoI.
Ten Ipcrgc, hbnb @ruuren iii oe.:,
.unoe prre.
"Soroi benbc3 Iluo cr oo5beIl ial
ltor IonI DC dnAre5". LED Snaret.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-18

, amusement and powers good game
a deep game! You have seen already
how India has TO ask her aid In the
Hills She loves power. power,
power-not for It's name, for names
are nothing, but to use IT,"
"How long have you known herr
asked King.
The Hangar eyed him sharply.
"A long time. She and ! played to-
gether when we were children. II is
because she knows me very well that
she chose me to travel North with you,
when you start to find her In the
'Hills'l"
King cleared his throat, and the
Rangar nodded, looking into his eyes
with the engaging confidence Of child
who never has been refused anything,
In or out Of reason. King made no ef.
fort TO look pleased.
Just then the coschman took q last
corner at galfop and drew the horses
up on their launches at a door In a
high white wall. Rewa Gunga sprang
out OF the carriage before the horses
were quite at a standstill.
Here we are." he said, and King
noticed that the street curved here so
that no other door and no window
overlooked this one.
He followed the Hangar and he was
no sooner into the shadow OF the door
than the coachman lashed the horses
and the carriage swung out OF view.
This way" said the Rangar over
his shoulder. Come"
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-18

hut that does not manage Us estates
too welS ~ n rule. nor pay It's debts
In a hurry.
Ny name ls Rewa Gungh." he said
IN low voice. II have message for
you"
From whemr'
From heri" said the Rnngar. and
without exactly knowing why, or be.
ing pleased with himself, King felt cx'
cited.
They were walking toward the sta.
ton exit, Nng hnd 4 trunk check In
his hand. but returned II 10 his pocket
not proposing Just yet Ia let the
Rangar overhcar instructions regard
Ing the trunks destination; hc wns too
r"odlooking aud too oyerbrimminr
with personal charm 10 be trusted thus
early In the game. Besides. there was
that captured knife. that hnted NJ lles
and trcschery. Secret signs as well ~
loot have been stolen before now.
"rd IKE TO walk through the streets
nni scc the crowd"
lie smiled ~ he said that, knowing
well that the average young Rsjput of
rsoi birth would rather aght & tlgw
with 0ld steel than walk n mile or
two H. drew nrc nj once.
why Walk, King .ahlbi Are We
hrlwnlsI There Is carriage waiting
her ear hgc- nnd a coachman whose
cnrs wcrc born dead. We might be
overheard ln ,hr street. Are you and
j chIldrcu, 'osslne stones ln'o n pool
10 watch hc ri,ss Nidc'r
Lead ca thcn answered King.
Outside the s. ipa wo7 n luxurious.
ly modwa victoria, with G springs
nnd rabh~ 'lres. With horses tha'
wuI'l iuvc do0c creM IN vlcc.oi
fPr Hangar mo,lhcd ilng 20 gct "
PSI thd thr monNt ih,y were hotl
1Sds~i the kYJpdt conchman set III
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-18
,rized in the train on the Journey from

orized In the train on the journey from
P'shawur, not thinking Of use 70
IA" list until he had finished. Then
though, real use occurred to him.
While he began to write more than
dozen dancing women swept into the
room from behind the silk hangings In
concerted movement that was all
1.-THE slumberOus graee. WOod.wind
music called to them from the great
deep window. They began to chant
still dreamily, and with the chant Tho
dance began, In and out, round and
round, lazily, ever SO lazily, wreathed
In buOyant gossamer that was scarcely
more solid than the sandalw00d smoke
they waited into rings.
King watched them and listened t.
their chant until he began to recognize
the strain on the eye muscles that pre-
cedes the mesmeric spell. Then he
wrote and read what he had written
and wrote again.
what have you writtcnT' asked u
quiet voice at his ear; and he turned
to look straight In the eyes Of Rewn
Gunfa, who had leaned forward t.
read over his shoulder. Just for on,
second he lowered on the brink OF
quick defeat. Having escaped The
Scylla OF the dancing women, Charyb.
dis waited for him In the shape Of eyes
that were pools Of hot mystery. II was
tn sound OF his own voice that brough,
hun back to the world again and saved
his will for him unbound.
Read It, won't youT he laughed.
IF you know, take this pen and mark
the names Of whichever Of those men
are still in Delhi"
Rewa Gunga took pen and paper ant.
set mark against some thirty of the
names, for King had n manner that
disnrmed refusal.
King began 10 watch the dance
again, for IL did not feel safe 10 lool.
too long into the Rangar's eyes. II was
not wise just then 10 look too long al
"h! lI''hs UT 10 lhlhk 100 io1g on an!
oHr su'Jtc'.
lSHlhli Is SLOW about returning,
Sa,u 'he Hangar
"f'le al lhe loot oi The tar, said
NihH' mat 'h'y are to qtiain him
hrre uhlII The answer comes.
IN" hahsnrs eyes blazed for sec
'hu ana th'h gre" cold again, as King
nlu hot IAN 10 observe. All this while
Ne women danced on in time to wall
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-18

piclon that ne was not so stupid as he
chose 10 Sccm His eyes were too
hawk khright TO be n stupid mans.
Before she went away" he an
swcred at last.
"Whcn did she 20 awayf"
He thought again, then yesterday"
he said.
"Why did you wait before you an
sweredi"
The Afrldis eyes furtivcly sought
Rewa Gunga's and found no aid there.
Watching the Rangar less furtlyely,
hut even less obviously. King was
aware that his eyes were nearly closed.
as II they were not interested. The
fingers that clasped his knee drummed
on II indfierently, seeing which King
allowed himself to smile.
"Ncver mind" he told Ismall "It Is
no matter. II Is ever well TO think
twice before speaking once, for thus
mistakes die stillborn. Only the mon
sey-fok thrive on quick answers-is 1t
not soi Thou art II !.ian Of many Inches
of thew and sinew-hcy. but thou
art man! II the heart within those
great ribs NJ thine Is true as thine
arms are strong | shall be- fortunate
to have thee for n servant"
aye" said the Afridl But what
are words? she has said ! am thy
servant, and TO hear her Is 10 obey"
Then, take me telegraml" said
King.
lie began TO write NJ once on half
sheet of paper that he tore from lei-
ter he had in his pocket, transposing
into cypher ns he went along.
Yasmlni hns gone North. IL there any
reason at your end why ! should not
follow her at once7
He addressed II In plain English to
his friend the general at PoShawur.
and handed II To Ismnil, directing him
carefully 10 n government office where
the cyphcr signature would he recog-
nlzcd and the telegram given prece-
deace.
lsmnll stalkcd on with II. strlding
like Moses down from Slnai-hook-
neutrality-suspicious. bcard-dlg-
nifty and all, md King settled down TO
guard himself against the next at
tempt ON his sovereign selfcomnand.
Now he chose 10 notice the knife
on the ebony table ms II he had not
seen II before IL got up and reached
for II and brought II back, turning It
over ind over In his hand.
"a strange knife" he said.
"Yos-from Khinian' said Reva
yvNgn and King cyei .,a a. ua- wc'i
eyes another.
"Nhn, makes you say |; is FROM
Khinlgur
"Slc btcpgh; 2; from NhInlnn caves
hcrseii There Is another kufe that
matches II. bur hat X not here. That
hrncc'C' ,U, now wear sahlh, Is r. a
khlni.p caves I'm She has the secret
| of th, cAveslH
II hnvc heard tha, the Heart " the
rlills Is there King answered as
the Heart ~ hc INNS a treasure
houseT
Rcwp Cuuga laughed.
"Ass h'r Nhih, Perhaps she will
tell ror Perhaps Shc will let you
Scc' Who Knows She Is n woman of
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-18


own why, that was devious and like
s'rlng OF miracles he filtered towar
the telegraph Office. The native VIII
had followed him all this time Dire,
closer. but he did not let himself b.,
troubled by that.
lie whispered proof OF his identit
10 the telegraph clesk, who was Roya
engineer. new to that job that morn
ihf, ana sealed telegram was HANDED
10 him at once. Because II was war
time, and the censorship had closet
on In1ia Ike throttling string, 1;
wns not In code. So the Mira All, O,
the Fort, Bombay, to whom II was
addressed, could be expected to reat
between the lines.
Cattle Intended for slaughter. dispatched
bombay on Fourteen down. Meet train
VIII be inspected en- route. but should b,
dealt with carefully on arrival. Cat,l,
inclined TO stampede owing to bad scare
received north OF Delhi Take al pre-.
cautions and notify Abdul
"GoodV' he cbuckled. "Lets hone
We get Abdul too. wonder who b,
isw
Still uninterested In the man who
thndowed him. he walked back 10 tho
Office window and wrote two telc
grnms; one 10 Bombay, ordering the
arrest OF All Mira Of the Fort with
an urgent ndmonliion 10 discover who
his man Abdul might be. and 10 seize
him as soon a. found the other 70 the
station In the north insisting on clos,
confinement for SULLIVAN.
That being all the urren, business
he turned lel'urelyro face mis- shadow
md Tie native met his eyes with the
engaging frnukncss of IN old friend
coming forward with ou,.'rctchrd
hand They did not shnkc hands. hu'
the mnn made signal with bis finger.
tina, Is known 10 not more thun dozen
men IN oil the world aud that changed
the situation altogether.
"Wnlk with mc said King. and The
mnn fell into stride beside him.
He was Hangar which is 10 say 4
Rnlpu, who. or whose ancestors had
turned Muhymmoduu LIZ, many Raj
puts be WIS not hlg mnu. hut h,
looked ht Hud vIrF; h.. head scnrc,l,
came above the lr,, - Kings chin
although his turhau distracted atjcu
ton from ihr fact The uuhun was Of
:lk and uuu-nuilN lur.r
The Whiurt ~ W.il-kept teeth
cleaning regularly under q lI,t'c hucI
vpN'd mhfJelc betrayed DO trs,r o'
l.ir,uui or other uHaunr.a kus wa,
uot so sure 'lot 'hy ,,,. wcr, brown
and hc chnuf,d his opinion about th,l'
color dozen times Within The hour
once Dc would even have sworn he,
were green
The man was regular Raurnl
dandy, of the type that san be- seer
playing polo almost any day at Noun
Abu-.'hnt gets into mischief With 1
grace due 10 practice and hefcdl'y-
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-18

N"'hN oiu'Etu htWH tuUEA.
The man 0beyed.
did you see?" Rewa Gunga
chHcklcd. "IIe rose from his place like
a buffalo, rump first and then shoulder
after shoulder! Such men are safe I!
Such men have no guile beyond what
will help them to cbey Such men
think too slowly to invent deceit for
Its own sakpr
The Afrldi came and lowered above
them, standing with gnarled hsnds
knotted into clubs.
what is thy nameT King asked
him.
"1sinail ~ he doomed.
Thou art to be my servantT
"Aye! SO said She. am her man.
] 0beyi"
when did she say so7 King asked
MIN blnndly. The hillDan str0ked his
great beard and stood considering the
question. King entered shrewd sus-
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-18


as the Werewolves Are Said 10 Do
on s,s my a!.n.,.
Sonous, iyo - llS one. As lie ,ancei
she whis ri No,A arms above her head
aud ciird IS ,uc wrrcwolvcs rrc said
to 10 Ua s,Ormy n'ghis.
"nc you do this oftcnf" wondered
Niag, H. a calm aside TO Rcwu Gunga,
,urnlns half toward him aud taklng his
eyes ~, ,hc dance without any very
great effort.
Rcwa Gunga clappcd his hands and
The Gnncc ceased, The woman spirited
her srskes awny. Tho blind wa
drawn upward ard In n mom,nt al
WIS rcrmal again with the punkah
swinr'ag slowly overhead, cAc, III that
the seductive smell remained, TINT was
like the early+morning breath Of all
,ac d'Tcrcnt flowers of Indln.
"lf she were here" said tho Rnngar.
. l'i.e rrmly--with u rnee Of dlsa'..
po.s,9cat In his ,car--"you would no,
snaNch your eyes AWAY llk. that, Pc.
haps you shaii see her Li,ncc so'ie day |
h--hspe II lsmNll," he added In an
t,c.l ta,o - v"''N II scencf -.
he,,a al sish, ~ tle arid.
M- "ne through the rlass.bead cur.
isins at Tic dosr, the great nvags
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1917-06-16
NOTICE OF rRuirHB's SALE.


Rv virtue of the power conferred or
nc by the deed ot trust. executed to ne.
as Trustee, by Isaia hsB oltleIl aud Mary
Rolden to secure to trrys-Archer Cot
ton Conaiianv payment OF the indebted
ness therein recited, which deed oitrust
bears date February 3rd. 1914. and is
recorded in the Chancery Clerks otlce
in The First Judicial District in BOLIVAR
County. in the State OF Mississippi III
B"ek FL. page 622-'ietault III the
payment OF said indebtedness having
been mnde. and the same remaining due
nn, unpaid, l. as Trustee fnn,ed in said
deed Of trust. WILL
ON MONDAY. July 9TH. A.~D. 1917.
sell, at public 0ntcry t"tl,e highest bid
der for cash. ut the West daor OF the
Court House III said County in the
Town o. Rosedale. in the First Judicial
District ot said County. that land in
the County OF Bolivar. III the state oi
Mississippi. described and bounded ss
follows. to-wit:--.
Commencing at the Southeast corner
Of Section 81, Township 20. Range B.
West. and running thence due uorth,
along the Eastern boundary line oi said
point oi beginning. aud. taking tiis ms
the point of beginning. thence running
due West. on line perpendicular t" the
Eastern boundary of said Section. 4n
ci,ai,is; thence running due North. on Il
line parallel with said Eastern bouu-
diary, 8 so chains: thence running due
East on line perpendicular to said
Eastern boundary, 40 chains; thence
running South. along ssid Eastern
boundary. g. so chains tO the point oi
beginning. containing "a acres. more or
less: and also the following personal
propertv:--
One black horse mule named Hawk
One black mare mule named Ida
One James & Graham 2 "a inch
thimble skrin wagon.
Said sale will be made for the purpose
of satisfying SO inucl, NJ said indebted
ness as remains unpaid.
GEORGE +. ARCHER. jR.,
Trustee.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1917-06-16
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue Of the power conferred on
me by he deed of trust executed t.
me, as Trnst"e. by Bristow Levassay
land Rehecca LevaSsrV. To- secure Irevs
Archer Cotton Company in the pay
ment at the Indebtedness therein recited
which bears date Ianuaty %, 1912
and is recorded in the Chaucerv ( ierk'.
Office in the First judicial District oi
bolivar County. mississippi, in 3o"k
FL, page l3&. and also in the Chan
Gerry 1 lcrk's office in the Second judicial
District OF Bolivar County, Mississippi
in Book h ~, page 20+. default in ths
payment of said Indebtedness having
been made, and the same rcma ming due
and unpaid, L. as Trustee named in said
deed at trust, will.
ON MONDAY. JULY 9TH. 1917.
sell. at public outcrv to the hig hest bid
der ton cash, ut the West door oi Tia,
Court House of said County IN the
Town ot Rosedale. in the First Judicial
District OF said County, that land in
the County of Bolivar. III the State oi
Mississippi. described as follows. to-
wit
The North haliof the North half oI
Section .33, Township 20. Range 8,
West, living in the First Judicial DIST 3ct
of said County, and The Southwe>i
quarter OF Southwest quarter OF Sec
ton 80, in township %, Range 8
West, living in the Second Juuicial D,s.
trict OF said County; aud also one
brown horse male named Fran and
one bay horse mule named Alex.
Said sale will be made TO satisfy. SO
much ,,f thc iude Inf edueSx ~ re,nuiu
unpaid.
sGEORGE +. ARCHER. JR.,
q -, Z; aasS1 80 Trustee.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1917-06-16

ed at the April term 1917. the
Board of Supervisors of Bolivar
county did create and organize un.
der the provisions of an act of the
Legislature of the State of Missis-
sippi known as chapter ia Of the
laws of 1914 the Shaw Separate
r Road District composed of section
7 and 8 and II to So inclusive of
township 81 north range S west,
aud all Of township 20 north
range 6 west excepting sections /,
|2, 3. 4, and 6 in said township
21, being part Of Supervisors dis
,:ict No. S in said county, and
Whereas, the Board OF Super
visors of said county did public
notice of its intention to issue
bonds Of the said Shaw Separate
Road District in the at,lu,i:rt of
seventy FIVE thousand Us, 900. 0O)
dollars for the purpose OF con-
Structing and extending the public
highway in said Separate Road
District, i'll a newspaper published
in the county and having a gener-
al circulation therein for three
three weeks proceeding the meet
ing of the Board Of Supervisors at
which it is proposed to issue said
bonds, and
Whereas, no petition against the
issuance of said bonds signed by
twenty per cent of the qualified
electors of said road district has
been filed with the said board of
supervisors or its clerk, and
Whereas. said seventy five thous-
and (75,oOO OO) dollars of bonds
will not exceed, when added to all
the outstanding bonded indebted
ness of said special road district
ten per cent of the assessed value
of the taxable property III said
special road district as shown by
the assessment rolls of the previous
year,
Now therefore. be it resolved
and ordered by the Board of Sup
ervisors of Bolivar County that
there be issued the bonds OF said
Shaw Separate Road District in
the sum of seventy-hve thousand
G5, ,OOu.OO) dollars for the pur-
pose of constructing and extend
ing the public HIGHWAYS i'll said
special road district to connect
with the improved highways OF
Washington county and Phal'a
Separate Road District maintained
by such adjoining counties county
districts and special road districts
out of the proceeds of bond issues
so as to form a complete system
of inter county, iuter-district and
Inter state improved public high
ways.
Said bond issue shall consist OF
r75 bonds of the denomination OF
81, 900 90 each numbered consecu.
lively from / to IS inclusive, and
due and payable 100000 eleven
years after date, 100000 twelve
wears after date, 81 900 90 thirteen
years after date, 81, 10000 four
teen years after date, 81 10000
fifteen years after date. and
! IS, 900. 90 each year thereafter un-
til the whole amount shall have
been paid, said bonds shall beai
interest at the rate of five and one
forth $50 per cent Fer annum,
payable semi-anpnally, the sever
! al iustallments Of. interest to bs