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No. Name
1886 Jerry Albert Pierce, T
1886 William Louis Roberts, 8
1887 Ira Williams, T
1888 John Lee Webb, T
1889 Archie Robert Webb, I
1910 Alvin Ragie Williams, T.
1541 John Edd Williams, T
1912 John Mack Wren, II
1543 John Belts,
1914 Sam Branyon,
1915 M. d. Birmingham,
1916 J. w. Capps,
1547 P. X. Estis,
1913 G.. B. Estis,
1549 B. F. Estis,
1850 G. w. Franks,
1851 C. M. Franklin,
1852 r. Flake,
1853 ]. A. Grant,
1854. j. w. Gillion,
1856 Ben Greenwood,
1856 Sam j. Gunter,
1857 w. H. Henderson,
1853 G. C. Hall,
1859 L. w. Holloway,
1860 L. F.. Harris,
1851 Jim Howell,
1852 T. A. Kelley,
1853 w. o. Kelley,
1854 Earnest Kelley,
1865 Durell Mattox,
1866 j. E. Mathews,
1857 Haize Marion,
1868 Tom Mabry,
1869 ]. E. Mabry,
1870 Jim McCollum,
1871 Ben F. McGaughy,
1872 John Marion McWhorter,
1878 Eugene McGaughy,.
1874 E. C. Pool,
1875 j. w. Partlow,
1876 David Pool,
1877 John Lee Pettigrew,
1878 H. C. Peteet,
1879 w. c. Partlow,
1880 j. A. Pierce,
1881 Louis Partlow,
1882 George Partlow,
1888 James Thomas Pettigrew,
1884 Dave Ruff,
1885 John o. Rose,
1886 R. L. Ruff,
1887 w. O. Ruff,
1888 Frank Ruff.
1889 B. A. Robertson,
1890 r. T. Suggs,
1891 Joe F. Sanders,
1892 Jim Shumpert,
1898 William Shumpert,
1894 Jack Shumpert,
1895 0. B. Towery,
1896 Press Thorn,
1897 G. H. Towery,
1898 w. T. Thomas,
1899 Earnest Wiley,
1900 William West brook,
1901 Jesse Taylor Buse,
1902 Patrick Troy Buse
1903 Burr Buse B.
1904 Charley Bolen,
1905 George Washington Cowley,
1906 Willie Benjiman Corder,
1907 Frank Burkett Howerton,
1908 James Franklin Herring,
1909 Hoy Quitman Herring,
1910 Harvey Hopkins,
1911 Benjiman Foreman Hill,
1912 Jasper Zacc H~utcheson,
1913 Charley Ben McVey,
1914 Jesse McVey,
1915 Benjiman Vasser Malone,
1916 Harvey Bonnie Mayors,
1917 Marvin L. Mayors,
1918 Jim Edd Mayors,
1919 Dexter Aron Mayors,
1920 Ruben Edmond Phillips,
1921 William Afford Roper,
1922 Fields w. Roper,
1923 Walter Lee Stovall,
1924 Clifford Ebert Startling,
1925 Claude Wilson,
1926 Foster Axiom Webb,
1927 Elver Shelly Armstrong,
1923 Rily Alfred,
1929 Aron Borum,
1880 Robert Clifton Beard,
1881 Charley Hikler Ballard,
1852 Luther Andrew Foy Ellis,
1888 Avery Miller Gammell,
1884 Charley Allison Gregory,
1885 Roy A. Gregory,
1886 Heger Oren Gregory,
1887 Carroll Atlas Hunt,
1888 Talmage Louis,
1889 Elvin Dexter Mckinney,
1910 Neal Troy Morris,
1641 Colous Morris,
1912 William Luther Oswald,
1913 Walter Calvin Oswald,
1914 Gun Ponds,
1916 Velma Patton,
1916 Pesie Rusol,
1647 Obbie Rogers,
164S Chester A. Rogers,
1649 Clifford Ruff,
1850 Joe Groves Ruff,
1851 Ben A. Sheffield
1852 Archie Lee Shumpert,
1858 Thomas Clifford Shumpert,
1854 Williams Irwin humpert,
1856 George Washington Stone,
1856 William Arnold Trammel,
1857 Nimon Edgar Taylor,
1858 William Thomas Ward,
1859 ROBBIE Whitfield Westmorelan
1860 Nelson White, I
1861 Ellison Archibold, \
1862 John Adams,
1868 Vergil A. Bolen,
1864 John E.. Bolen,
1865 Mark Bolen,
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1904 Ellie E. West, Shannon, Miss.
1906 Charley Walker, Shannon. Miss.
1906 Evil Young, Shannon, Miss.
l90a Arnold 6. Allen, Belden, Miss.
1909 Walter H. Brown, Belden, Miss.
1910 Ora Craft, Belden, Miss.
1911 Simon P. Clayton, Belden, Miss.
1912 King S. Clayton, Belden, Miss.
1913 Claude T. Ewing, Belden, Miss.
1914 William E. Greenwood, Belden, Miss.
1915 Carroll L. Greenwood, Belden, Miss.
gig 81 Ruby E. Herring, Belden, Miss.
1918 yames-C. Long, Belden, Miss.
1919 George Miller, Belden, Miss.
1920 Andrew J: Rogers, Belden, Miss.
1921 William F: Rodgers, Belden, Miss.
| 92S Edward ". Wade, Belden, Miss.
1924 John a. Ballard, Tupelo, Miss, Star Route
1925 Ellie J. Carr, Tupelo, Miss, Star Route
1927 Woodie H. Cantrell, Tupselo, Miss, Star Route
1928 Lester Estis, Tupelo, Miss, Route 2
1880 Sidey Gentry, Tupelo, Miss, Star Route
1882 Anderson A. Hall, Tapeio, Miss, e Route
1888 Bud Hendrix, Tupelo, Miss, Star Route
1884 John A. Hall, Tupelo, Miss, Star Route
1886 Mercer McMuiiiins, Moo asvfiH' MSS Mss, Route i
1898 Joe F. Parham, Tupelo, Miss, Star Route
1 lsse f sasi g. {. s RaSas' pla nSeslsi sis Mis Star so ass' :
1912 Bud Smith, Tupelo, Miss, Star Route
81 Dee v: WsSS, F'@ %spsle, Miss. as,'; Star s' Route
1916 George Reddie Brazil, Tupeio, Miss Route 3
1947 Henry Columbus Hallmark, Mooreville, Miss, R l
l94s Corbett G. Jones', Tupelo, Miss, Route 2
1850 James Coleman Lloyd, Tupeio, Miss, Route 2
1851 hurry L. Lloyd, Tupelo, Miss, Route 2
1852 William Ollie Mcdonald, Tupelo, Miss, Route
$50 i Donald ag B. Morgan, T Faps,e' MSS MISS, Route Route Z Z
1s s5s SAM P pssssr M Msassii1e. Miss Miss. R soa.s ,
1857 James Daniel Reed, Tupeio, Miss, Route 2
1868 Joseph Francis Simpson, Tupelo, Miss, Route 2
1860 Author David Turner, Tupelo, Miss, Route 2
1881 ss5 I SyEssts !. Whit Whit. MoorsVills' M 4s,s; koq H. !
963 Norman Ornh Jones. Plantersville. Miss.
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No. Name
1708 Forest H. Woods,
| 1909 Ethel Lee Alfred,
ITO John Troy Austin,
It'll Chester Willis Austin,
I1712 Tracy Lee Austin,
1918 Doctor Layfette Buchannon,
TIA Willie Bob Brooks,
1715 John Clavin Burlison,
1716 Graydon William Barnes,
TIT Grover Cleveland Ballard,
1718 Jim Barnes,
1719 Harvey Benjamin Cayson,
1920 Troy Lee Caygle,
1721 David Leonard Cayson,
1922 Hughey Cole,
1923 Marion Jefferson Davidson,
1924 Jim Edmonds,
| 1925 James Arden Ford,
1925 James Chalmer Gunter,
I1727 Earl Richard Hall,
1928 William Shelberh Hopkins,
1929 Guy Harmon,
| 1870 Herman Hill,
1871 Daniel Briton Hawkins,
1882 Jimmie Talmage Lucas,
| 1888 Charley Leonard Lyles,
1874 Claude Andrew McCabel,
| 1875 William Grover Marks,
| 1876 George Washington Martin,
1877 Limos Dee Witt Morgan,
1888 Willie Ozelle Peteet,
| 1879 James Whitman Peteet,
TAO Eligah Alexander Rhyme,
1741 Robert Archie Rhyme,
1742 James Walter Reese,
1743 Calvin Roper,
1744 William Ralph Reese,
1745 Clovis Clyde Smith,
1746 Taft Smith,
1747 Sam Trammel,
1748 Doctor Boggan Scruggs,
1749 James Lee Taylor,
1850 Luther Elmore Trammel,
1851 Clyde Josh Taylor,
1852 Paul Whitesides,
1853 Albert Lee Whitesides,
1854 John Grover Weaver,
1855 Samuel Ambrose Whitesides,
1855 John Leonard Whitesides,
1857 Arlee Anderson,
1853 Ebert Berry,
1859 Lucian Morris Barnett,
1850 William Henry Battles,
1851 Morris Bradley,
1852 Jerry Lee Baker,
1853 Jerry Lee Cunningham,
Il tOf LAUCIt ". bdNluSOIl,
1765 William Denman,
1866 Robert F. Elliott,
1857 Robert Cleveland Edwards,
1853 Birdville Gillian,
1859 Perd Keys Griffin,
ITO Eddie J.. Gilmore,
It'll Tom Hussey,
1772 Isah Harris,
1878 John E. Hutchin,
1774 Bob Jones,
1775 Medium Jones,
1776 William Oscar Joel,
1777 Percy Kelly,
1878 William w. Lloyd,
1779 Earl C. McFarling,
1880 Hosea M. Otis,
1881 William Patterson,
1882 farther Roberts,
1888 Author Roberts,
1874 Eliga Rogers,
1885 Worcester Shackleford,
1886 James A. Stewart,
1887 James |. pencer,
1888 Earnest Taylor,
1889 Fred Trice,
1890 Willard Weeks,
1871 Charles Clay West,
1892 Eliga Whitaker,
1898 Ephiam Ware,
1794 Samuel Williams,
1875 William billiard Williams,
1896 Earnest G.. Ash,
1897 Van Anderson,
1913 Albert Allen,
1899 Dalton, Bruce,
1900 Forest H. Bruce,
1901 Mark Banister,
1902 Talmage Bruce,
1903 Jim Banister,
1904 George w. Easterling,
1905 Jim Finley,
1906 Renald E. Glispie,
1907 Grover C. Huffman,
1903 Thomas Holms,
1909 John Hitler,
1910 Leonard E. Johnson,
| 1911 Jim C. Johnson,
1912 William A. Lower,
1913 De Witt Lochridge,
1914 Homer Lesley,
1915 Elmer Lochridge,
1916 Samuel Earnest McCarty,
1877 Wasco T. Melwood,
1913 Charley P. Mills,
1919 Glenn C. Mills,
1920 Author w. Miller,
1921 Burt Miller,
1922 Tomothy Melwood,
1928 Sam D. Nichols,
1924 Will P. Nichols,
1925 X. Nichols,
1926 hurry Northington,
1927 Billy Northington,
1928 Carl Witt Phillips,
1929 Absolum Lucicum Phillips,
1880 Jim A. Robertson,
1881 Holder B. Richie,
1882 Troy D. NTH,
1888 Ben A. Smith,
1884 John S. Smith.
1885 George Smith,
1886 Johnnie H. Schawuer,
1887 Gillian Stovall,
i 1898 Percy M Witt.
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what he bad suffered so many privatiOns
trying to find.
There are still many persons with an ex-
press wagon who are doing what they can
by themselves all of whom are doing ex-
ceedingly well and if they but husband
their earnings they will soon be in town
with a poclletfull of rocks.
Dan Myers. the chicken ranch king is
saving wood and saying nothing, but it is
safe to say that no man in and about Sc
attic is getting more Of the prosperity wave
than he He has thousands of chickens,
which lay thousands Of eggs, which he sells
to the leading concerns Of the city at prices
that make you feel good way down in your
toes to see him coin the cash.
Will Winston some years ago, as an ex-
pertinent, went into the hog raising bust
ness and we are told it is no longer an ex-
pertinent with him but high class paying
business Just now hogs are hogs and
Winston says [ know it.
Tucker is also in the hog business
as well as the chicken business on the side
and. like the other men, is doing better
than he ever dreamed Of doing.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF
Washington, for King County-In Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate Of James j. Ryan, De-
ceased.-No. 219OS. Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and has qualified Administrator
of the estate of James j. Ryan, deceased. All per-
having claims against the deceased required
to the same (supported by claimants affidavit
as required in Sec. 10S, Probate Code) the Ad-
minstratOr his attorney of record at the address
below stated and file the with the clerk of the
court together with proof of such service, within
six months after the date of the first publication of
this notice; will lbe barred
Date of first publication Dec Is, 1917
VIM. II. PERKINS,
Administrator of said Estate
Address 607 Pioneer Bldg, Seattle Wash.
JOHN j. KINNANE
Attorney for Estate.
Hotel Seattle Seattle, Wash
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THE RARE OLD, FAIR OLD STATE OF
WASHINGTON

Poem read by Mrs. Carrie Virginia
Shaw Rice at banquet rendered the Wash
ingtOn State Press Association, at Everett,
July q, 1907.
l sing the charms of Washington, how fair
her shores appear,
Returning from an alien land-and old
home friends. how dear!
Let poets of Yamato praise her dreamy
Inland Sea-
Fair Puget's smiling waters are more beau
tiful to me.
Oft have I gazed on Full San whose sacred
heights arise
Solemn and awe-inspirng against Gotemba's
skies;
Gazed on great Fujiyama, so mystical and
lone
And wondered in what changing light our
own loved mountain shOne;
For dearer than the rest,
And better than the best
Is this golden region Of the Setting Sun;
You may travel anywhere
And find nothing to compare
With the rare old, fair old State of Wash
ington.
Though we touched at fragrant isles in
summer seas,
Where the laangourous ilang-ilang perfumed
the passing breeze;
Though tmeples rose in beauty acrosos the
Kwannon plains,
And miles of cherry blossoms made pink
the country lanes;
Though wierdly smiling idols were seen on
every hand
And poesy and rapture seemed over all the
land =
Yet, dearer than the rest,
And better than the best
Is thtis golden region Of the Setting Sun,
You may travel anywhere
And find nothing to compare
With the rare DID, fair old State of Wash
ingtOn.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF
Washington, for King County-In Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate Cora Green Deceased
No. 22412 Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and has qualified Administrator
Of the estate of Cora Green deceased: All persons
serve the same( supported by claimants affidavit as
required in Sec 1OS Probate Code) the admins
traitor or his attorney Of record at the address
low stated and file the same with the clerk of the
court together with proof Of such service, within
months after the date of the first publication of this
nOce, same will be barred
Date of first publication Dec 8, 1917
w. D. CARTER,
Administrator of said Estate.
Address 316 Pacific Block Seattle.
ANDREW r. BLACK,
Attorney for Estate
316 Pacific Block, Seattle, Wash.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, OF THE STATE OF
Washington, for King County-In Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Sander S. Scott De-
eeas:edENo 224S3 Notice to Creditors
been appointed and has qualified as administrator Of
the estate Of Sander S. Scott deceased; that per-
sons having claims against said deceased or against
said estate are hereby required to serve the same,
duly verified, on said administrator his attorney
of record at the address below stated file the
same with the clerk of said court together with
proof of such service within six months after the
date of first publication of this notice. the same
will be barred ~
Date of first publication Dec. 8, 1917.
AL G.. GRANT,
Administrator of said Estate,
Address 316 Pacific Block, Seattle, Wash.
ANDREW r. BLACK,
Attorney for Estate
316 Pacific Block, Seattle, Wash.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS

The best policy is paid up one
Farmers and washerwomen get their liv-
ing out of the soil.
At the moment of birth every man has
ally remains there.
Some mems heads are so soft that a
shadow from a brick wall produces seri-
GUS impression.
Many men boast Of their honesty, but the
women return most Of the borrowed UNI
hrelIas
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF
Washington, for King County-In Probate.
In the Matter Of the Guardianship of Della Watts,
an Insane Person.-No. 22357 Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been apopinted and has qualified Guardian Of the
estate of Della Watts, Insane Person. All persons
having claims against her estate required to
serve the same supported by claimants affidavit
as required in Sec los, Probate Code) the Guard
ian or his attorney of record the address below
stated and file the same with the clerk of the court,
together with proof of such service within six
months after the date Of the first publication of this
notice. same will be barred.
Date of first publication Dec 8, 1917.
S. A. WATTS
Guardian of the Estate of Della Watts
an Insane Person.
- Address 316 Pacific Block, Seattle, Wash.
ANDREW r. BLACK,
Attorney for Estate
316 Pacific Block, Seattle, Wash.
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We have our suspicious that the railroad
magnets have no fear of Uncle Sam s seiz-
ure Of their property, yea, we have our
further suspicious that the magnates rather
encouraged it.
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job work in the latest and newest styles
turned out in this office.
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War time prohibition, as advocates Theo-
dore Roosevelt. is all right, but if prohi-
bition is good for war times it is good for
any time.
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The county and city officials Of Lewis and
Chehalis counties seem to have been hooked
up with the bootleggers Of that community
and crime fourshed like a green bay tree.
White mans God, almighty dollar
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EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS


War time prohibition, as advocates Theo-
dore Roosevelt. is all right, but if prohi-
bition is good for war times it is good for
any time.
We have our suspicious that the railroad
magnets have no fear Of Uncle Sans seiz-
ure OF their property, yea, we have our
further suspicious that the magnates rather
encouraged it.
The county and city officials Of Lewis and
Chehalis counties seem to have been hooked
up with the bootlegGers Of that community
and crime fourished like a green bay tree.
White man s God, almighty dollar.
every thing is fair in love and war;"
is an old adage. but if the atrocities charg-
ed up to the German soldiers, as reported
by the Associated Press, be a hundredth
part true. then they are the acts Of brutes
instead of human beings.
If you will but read between the lines of
the administration scandal that is being
quietly probed by Congress. you will reach
the conclusion that somebody close to the
throne is tearing off a chunk of money. It
certainly does look like there is a niger in
the woodpile.
If you did not have jim dandy Christ
mas you were one of the very few unfortu-
nate ones in the Northwest The most Of
Us had piece Of money and with the
money in your hand your troubles fade
away like snow in June. A new year will
begin next Tuesday and let each of us
begin to make plans for the next Christmas
Logan Billingsey he of Seattle whiskey
Bookkeeping fame, who long since sought
pastures more green, but his work goes
steadily on, and one s. L. Graham Of Au-
burn is charged with not only bootlegging
and stealing the booze to bootegg with,
but numbering Waterman that remonstra-
ted with him for robbing box cars Who
wrote, 'the American man is money-mad,"
was not far from hitting the nail on the
head
In paroling Felix Crane and ordering him
to leave the state and 90 to Oklahoma, Gov
Lister seems to be unloading his bad rub
blsh on some one else. IF Crane has sinned
ne has suffered and is entitled to the full
protection Of the state the same as other
persons. who have been similarly unfortu-
nate. If Crane is as bad a man as he is
pictured to be then it is the duty of the
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1917-12-29

'Every thing is fair in love and war;"
is an old adage. but if the atrocities charg-
ed up to the German soldiers as reported
by the Associated Press, be hundredth
part true. then they are the acts of brutes
instead of human beings