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Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
TOWN TOPICS

TO VISIT OLD HOME-Mrs. R. D. Welch left last night via the South ern Pacific for her home in Topeka
 FINED FOR SPEEDlNG-Ed A. Philienies was fined s10 by Justice De Souza yesterday for speeding on North Central avenue.
 NEW CORPoRATIoN-Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the office of the state corporation commission by the Gray's Harbor Copper Development company.
 ROYAL NElGHBoRS-The Royal Neighbors of America will hold their regular Thrift Stamp meeting next Wednesday evening in the K. of P. hall. A program will be given, followed by dancing
 GOES TO COAST - Emil Gang president of the National Bank of Arizona, left for Venice, California, last night. MT. Gang expects to re- main at the beach city until October first.
 SATURDAY cLoSING-The Wake lin Grocery company and Goldman and company. representing the wholesale grocery interests of Phoenix, today en- ter upon the Saturday afternoon holi- day which vii be maintained through out the sumner.
 AMONG THE ABSENT N. c Moore was discharged without paying fine for driving his car with muf- fler open. He informed the court that the muffler had gone out ol
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
DEATHSUMM0NS
 ORS0N STEWART

Orson H. Stewart, assistant post master at Phoenix, died at his home, BIO North Twentieth avenue, yester- day, after being confined to his bed for three months.
 The funeral will be from St Marys church at 80 o'clock Monday morning.
 MT. Stewart was 33 years old and leaves widow and four small chil- dren, his mother and a sister and two brothers in the east. His mother was with him when he died.
 MT. Stewart was one of the most popular men that ever worked at the postoffice and was known affection ately to the majority of the people of the city.
 He came to Phoenix seven years ago. His first business connection was with the Barber Asphalt company. After two years service there, he entered the employ of the government as d carrier at the Phoenix postoffice After sev- eral years of efficient service was ap- pointed assistant postmaster and for three months was acting postmaster for Phoenix. As many of the employees of the postoffice as can get away will attend MT. Stewards funeral Monday morning.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Adams Hotel-C. T. Knapp, Bisbee A. l.. White, Dallas; H. B. Runyan, Boston; N. Chipley St. Louis; W. H. Batcher. Arden; w. B. Schmidt, Phoe- nix; P. A. Erbes, San Francisco; Lee Johnson, Fl Paso; George Wild, Kan sas City; $. H. Ball, New York; An drew Naselle, San F'rancisco; J. G. Gillespie, El Paso.
 Commercial HoteI-D. D. Draper Los Angeles; Mrs. George A. King and daughter, Fillmore; R. B. Seeley Blythe; F. L. Green. Florence; E. P. Patterson. Florence; Mir. and Mrs. H. C. Ellet, Denver; Harry Hagen, Phoe- nix.
 Jefferson Hotel.-J. c. French, San Francisco; Charles M. Hindman Yuma; E. r. Taylor. Tucson; c. Kent Los Angeles; George T. Tanxe, Los Angeles; W. A. Valz, Los Angeles; MT and Mrs. c. G. DeLao, Superior; Mir and Mrs. L. J. Remhart, Superior Frank Vincent, Jr., Jerome; w. Wid- dis, Long Beach; MT. and Mrs. J. H Lorraine, San Antonio; Paul G. Kee- Ter, Los Angeles; J. J. Keegan, Globe F. x. Linneen, Fl Paso; Mir. and Mrs J. T. Ryan, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
ARRANGEMENTS
 ARE NUMEROUS

Prisoners in the county jail awaiting trial and others out on bail were ar raigned before Judge Stanford yester- day and their cases set for trial. Among the number were Dewey Thurlo and Walter L. Hale, alleged to have is sued fictitious checks and both boys entered pleas of not guilty. Their case was set for July 15. Thurlo, who is 19 years of age, is a well known figure in the courts and at one time escaped from the local county jail where he is now being closely watched. Lucas Chavarria, charged with rape, asked that he be given until this morn ing to enter plea. He will have counsel at this time.
 A. B. Oliver, charged with assault by means likely to produce great bodily arm, entered plea of not guilty and his case will be set this morning. Ol- iver is alleged to have assaulted Zan- jeros Ross in a dispute over water. Manuel Moreno and Rudolfo Salez pleaded not guilty to the charge of burglary and will be given jury trial On July 12.
 | Victor Province, charged with grand larceny. pleaded not guilty and his case was set for July F.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
O-OPERATVE PLAN
 IN DELIVERY |S UP

The federal food administration has in the interests of food conservation, been considering the installation of cooperative delivery system where To- cal conditions will permit
 For the purpose of getting together and getting in touch with all business men who employ or have a delivery system, the food administration will call a special meeting early in the week. to be held in the Water Users building.
 Business men are asked by those in charge to consider carefully the ques- tion and watch for the announcement of the date of the meeting, which will be announced Sunday and Monday by the food administration.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
PRUSSIA CLASSES
(Atlantic Monthly)

The details of the three class Prus- sian electoral system-Dreiklasse wahl-have been given too often to call for elaboration here A general idea of it's result in actual practice may be obtained from the bare state ment of fact that the 1908 election the conservatives, with a total of 41S,39S votes, secured PIP seats, and the so- cial democrats with 59S,522 votes, se- cured ' seats. The bill promised lasl year goes some distance in the direc- tion of substituting a more equitable electoral system, and also of liberal izing the upper house (Herrenhaus) If the present agitation continues. we shall soon see how far the promises then made were sincere, and whether they are backed by the present chan cellor.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
WILL ENLIST F J. $. . HAS ENOUGH UNIFORM

BOSTON, June 14-Francis Park man, giant Harvard varsity oarsman will be a marine, provided the corps can furnish a big enough uniform. Parkman is six feet four inches in height, two inches above the maximum in the marine corps. When he applied for enlistment a few days after the Harvard crew had defeated Yale, the recruiting officers were so enthusi- astic over his splendid physical condi- tion that they telegraphed to Wash ington for special permission to waive the rule limiting the height of recruits. Today authorization to enlist the ath- lete was received with the stipulation,
 provided you can fit him with a uni form.'
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
ADJUSTMENTS
Mrs. Vernon Castle at Columbia

Mrs. Vernon Castle appears for the last time today in a most interesting story, The Hillcrest Mystery" There is probably no screen star of the pres ent day that has attained any wider poularity that Mrs. Vernon Castle. The playgoers of Phoenix are afforded rare treat in the photoplay. The Hillcrest Mystery" for it is one of the best productions that has played at the Columbia this season, and in it, Mrs. Vernon Castle is at her best.
 The Screen Telegram and Triangle comedy, "The Green Eyed Monster complete the bill.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
Last Dance at Wickersham's

This evening will mark the closing of the Wickersham Academy dances for the summer months. A very at tractive program will ensue between dances, tonight, including Miss Mar garet Priester and MT. Wickersham who have more than delighted their audiences for the past six months. The Ballet Sextet will also give several ot their new and clever numbers.
 The Academy will open again De- tober l.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
DUST GARBAGE CAN
Gos Angeles Timesl

Lindsay, Cal, housewives have eliminated S1 per cent of their fooo wastage. In obedience to the Food administration appeal they are en- deavoring by all possible means to eliminate the remaining 19 per cent and do away altogether with the garbage can. The garbage man of Lindsay. which has a. population of about three thousand, says his busi- ness has fallen off so much that he can now feed only thirty eight hogs where a few months ago he fed two hundred.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
REGISTRATION CARDS
 SHOULD BE GUARDED

Every man who registered on June 5 should see to it that he does not lose his registration card, cautions a draft official. Possession of d regis tration card has come to be accepted as positive identification of it's cwner
 A good way to insure it's return In case it is lost. the official advises Is to write name and address on the reverse side. Then place a 2-cent postage stamp in the upper right hand corner. If lost. the finder will probahiv dron it in the nearest mail
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
OBITUARIES
Helen and Frances Roach

A double funeral will take place from the undertaking rooms of Moore and Mcclellan at 329 West Adams street this morning at 10:30 o'clock, when the two little girls, Helen and Frances Roach, victims of typhoid fever, will be laid in their final rest ing place.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
WEATHER FORECAST
Republican A. p. Leased WIre1

AriZona-Saturday and Sunday partly cloudy; local showers north and east portions; fresh and possibly strong southerly winds.
 New Mexico-SacurGay generally fair: Sunday unsettled; cooler Sunday northeast portion; brisk southerly winds.
 West Texas-Saturday and Sunday fair.
 Southern California-Probably fair.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY


 Excess in temperature since the first of the IT Onth, "A degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, S6 degrees. Normal precipitation January l to date, 2S7 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date. 2.54 inches.
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1, 0.33 inch.
 KENNETH WEAKER,
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15

Elevation of water in reser-
 Noir at D. m. ............ 1S1.5l Contents, acre feet ......... 731, ,161 Loss in acre feet ............ 4,44s Elevation of water in reser-
 voir one year ago. 22,346 Contents. acre feet, year ago. 1,341, ,42S Normal flow, NJ. I. ........ 15,OOO Normal flow. M. l., same date | in 1917 .................... assoc Water used for irrigation.
 north side ................. so,22O Water used for irrigation.
 south side ................. 4S,sSO
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-1917 Ford truck, Al condition; good rubber. On terms to responsible party. Call 1119 Grand avenue bm
Arizona republican., 1918-06-15

WANTED-Pasture for 25 to 50 mules until September 1. Phone 31O9.
 3t
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24

is.ange :, n esl. conIalnAllg ll5 acres;
Also TIE south Fraction o. y. "
- o. Section Il, township ,, kange
., est, containing Ia acres, anu
the ;. L. Ia of Section Il, Town
ship >, Range 8, West, containing
IoJ acres Also the entire mill anu
I'm OutiIi located on the above des-
cr1oed land consisting Of one en-
gIne, boiler, pulleys, belts, scales,
ana AL fixtures and implements be-
lvnglDg thereto.
HE above described Land beng
what = known a. the Euphus Hark-
ans Old Homestead place
The title 10 the above property Is
believed 10 Dc good, but l VIII con-
Vey only such title As is vested in me
A. Trustee
" illness my signature this the 9Th
DAY OF January, 1918
J. b. ROACH. Trustee.
4. Jan 10, It, %.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24

Deed Vi 4I4st 10 Iae, executes -
trustee BY Hhllls BrOnner, III 1ayor VI
:. - G2Ies, ~ secure certain IL
ueoleQneSs therein mentioned, winch
Is recorded IN BOOK - rage - IA
the ChznceTy Clerk once Vi tine
County o. Lafayette and the State
81 -alsSlsslpp1- 4 Vii ~ the request
u the benencLaIy IA SAID Deeo o.
trust proceed 10 sell Tor CASH, 10
the highest bidder, within lawful
nCars. IN front o1 the south door Of
the Court House IN Oxford, Miss, ON
the 5lst day Of January. 1915, the
following described property, lying
and beng II the County Of Lzfay-
cite, and the State OF Mississippi,
uo-wIt: The following described Land I:
Center fraction OF the ). Z. IL, Sec
ton 81, Township ., X ,, Vest, 90
acres more OF less said 60 acres
running across Sand Ia North and
South
The title 10 the above property Il
believed 10 be gOod, but / VIII con-
vey only such title a. Is vested IN
me as Trustee.
Witness my signature TINS the 9th.
DAY Of January, 1918.
j. b. ROACH. Trustee.
y Ian 10 II "a
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24

birmingham, Ala, Jan. 1, 1918
hon = NJ Sneed. Sheriff. Oxford.
lafayette County, Mississippi
Dear Sir
The following u. S. Internal Reve-
nue. Licenses have been issued in
your tl-afayettel County in the sly
mnths ending December 81. 1877:
No T. s. Internal Revenue Licen-
ses we're issued 10 your county IN the
1917"
i hereby certify that ] have care
July examined the records of the
collector of Internal Revenue and
tne above is complete and correct
Yours truly,
SAM P. JONES"
Sworn TO and subscribed h-fore me
TINS first day of January. 1913
j. B. MOSLFY. Mp.
IS required by chapter 1I6. Laws
o. iSos, | hereby make the following
report as received from the Tnternal
hevenne Oftce in Birmingham, Ala,
NO United States Internal Revenue
.Aeense have been issued To any one
~ Lafayette County. Nissi~s;rn; Far
me past six months ending Decern-
Der, 81. 1917
s. NJ. SNFFD.
sheriff and Tax Collector. Iafav-
e1e County, Mississippi.
Jan lo-17-aL
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24
Legal Notices.
10 IHk PARDONING BOARD OF
Gnk STATE Oh MISSISSIPPI.

Inc undersigned respectfully rep
sesent thaf Sandy Boone, On March
ioth- lyle, entered = plea u guilty
- brand Larceny and Was sentenced
10 three years N the state Peniten-
iiAFX, ~ ~hich place ne has been con
nned since sad date
Aour petitioners state that SANDY
boone A2s N the Lafayette County
J4li foI about three months previous
10 hls sentence as above stated. be-
lng held on the same charge for
which he W2S sentenced
lour petitioners state that the SAID
sandy Boone Is q negro about Is
years old and has always been . hard
working boy, and has. al ali times.
been since ms ln2rcerafion in the
PenItentl2ry- An ooedient prisoner.
In vleW Of the premises, your body
Is respectfully requested TO recon-
mend TO the Governor that a pardon
De granted IN this case.
Signed,
SANDY BOONE
T. Jan l7-24-3lFeb. :.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24
To OUR PATRONS:

On account Of an accident in
the mechanical department of
the Eagle printing plant the paper
IL short this week Many inter
esting communications as well
as much good reading matter is
left over for next week.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24
NOTICE.
Deed Of Trust to me, executed as
Sale of Real and Personal Property.

Iced OF lruSt 10 me, executed as
Sale of Real and Personal Property.
Pursuant 10 the provisions of a
Trustee by A j. Gordon. in faver Of
J. = Good, 70 secure certain indebt-
edness therein mentioned. which Is
recorded In Book g.. Page 81. in the
Chancery Clerks Office of the County
OF Lafayette and the State of Mis-
slssippl- / viii al the request of the
oenenelary IN said Deed of Trust
proceed 10 sell for CASH. To the
highest bidder. within lawful hours
IN front Of the South door Of the
Court House IN Oxford. Mss. ON fbe
sth day of February, 1918. the fol-
loving described property. living and
oelhg IN the County Of Lafayette
anc the State Of Mississippi. to-wif
South 1-2 Of South West Ia. Ser
tlon $, Township 7. Range 9. West 81
acres, more or less.
The title TO the above nrone,+v :
believed 70 be good. but ] win convey
9hiy such title as is vested in me as
witness my signature this the 9th
day OF January. 1918.
J. B. ROACH. Sub Trustee
r. Jan 10. IT. p.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24
MILK IN WINTER.

Why DO your cows give less milk
IN winter than they do in summer >
Just because nature does not sup
ply them with grasses and green
food But we have come 10 the a.
sistance Of Dame Mature with B. A.
Thomas Stock Remedy which con
txins the very ingredients that the
green feed supplies in season. only.
Of course, in more highly eonoen-
trated form We guarantee this
remedy will make your COWS give
more milk. and better uaills with the
same feed Cartsr's Drug store
Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24

'lre4na Creek. Al l.e4l =. "a the bond
aa-4e load
~ oi above bncges - be bui..
-.tee-s4ing - plans 4nG specification
nvN on ME ln 4he ChAnceTy Clerk
aIlce-
aae bOana reserves TIE right to re-
s,r. ssu! AID al blus.
Gikea under my hand anu o1ilciai
-e.ai. al OXioro, Miss, tins the I2th.
DAY 81 January, a D., 1915.
" IA MOODN Ai.D, Clerk
By O. a WOODWARD, b. L.
T.. Jan. 1z-2s-SI.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI

the 4rh day Of February, 1918, ths
following described property, lying
and beng IN the County Of LzfRy-
cite, and the State Of Mississippi. TO
W.T. The following described prop
erty, being the south half of the
property described IN the Deed OF
j. ID Gunther, TO A Conner, and
iilec for record IN Book T. T. a. Page
90, and 507, of the records Of Deeds,
IN the Chanrery Clerks Once IN La
fayette County, Mississippi, and
more particularly described by Mets
and Bounds Is follows to-wIr. Fr. uf
lots Nos 6s and 53, as designated on
the map Of the CITY Of Oxford.
mississippi, beginning ~ q point
on the West line Of College Hi
Street. one hundred and nine fes:
South Of where said Street iutersecfx
the South line Of Street running
West IRON College, Hill Street. 70 the
GOlored School; and running THENCE
West 70 = Street running North zr1
south East Of said School prope-1y,
and thence South wIfh the East line
Of said Street. 1Oz feet and thence
last with North line Of an alley
North Of Robert Crouch. residence lot
70 point on the West lire Of said
College Hill Street, thence North one
hundred and nine feet 70 the point of
beg1nnlng. IN Section q. Township s.
Range 3. West. and IN said City az
Oxford. and said County Of Lafav-
cite
The title TO the above property j.
believed 10 be good, but ] viii ccnvev
only such title as Is vested in me- a.
Trustee
Witness my signature this the sth
day Of Ja@y. 1918.
J. B. ROACH, Substituted Trustee
E Jan 10. It. "a.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24
NOTICE.


Pursuant 10 the provisions of =
DECD oi IruSI 10 me, executed as
lE0stee. b. A J. Conner. In favor OF
ihe flrSt National Bank. 10 secure
certain indebtedness therein mention
al, which ls recorded IN Book Z L
No :, Page 90, IN the Chancely
Oierk oIlce Of the County Of I.afav-
etie and the State Of Mississippi. I
NIL al the request Of the benenciarg
m sad Deed Of Trust proceed to sell
ior CASH, 10 the highest bidder.
within lawful hours, front of the
South door Of the Court House IN Ok
lord, Miss, on the 9Th day of Feb
r1l2rg. 1918, the following described
property, lying and being in the
Nountg Of Lafayette, and the State
Of Mississippi, to-wit:
4 fraction Of lot No. 6S. as desig-
mated on the plan Of said Town OF
ONIoro, Lafayette County. Miss.
and beng the same lot conveyed 10
me By J. D. GUnther and wife on the
., dAy OF September, 1900. and Rae
oTded IN Deed Book T. T. Page sos.
ChaneeIy Clerks Office Of said Coun-
y IN Section p. Township 8, Range
The title to the above property is
believed OF be good, but / will con
Neg only such title as Is vested in
me as Trustee.
witness my signature this the 18th
day Of January. 1918.
;: =. ROACH, Substituted Trustee.
E-l7-2s-31.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given that the IN.
dersigned. Clerk, Of the Board of SIM.
s'i7lsors Of Lafayette County. Nj.
sisslnni, vii receive sealed b;ds nv
nr'll u o'clock Noon. Tuesday Feb
Ia-ary- 9TH. 1918. for the BUILDING =,
ne following bridges. to-wit.
One bridge across McKia Craat =
i'eat :. near Ike CrowelI's.
Also one bridge across c.,r
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24
NOTICE!
sale of Real and Personnel Preneyrv y

pursuant TO the provisions of a
Deed OF Trust 10 me, executed a.
trustee BY r T. Harkins. and Mr.
X E Harkins, T. J. Harkins Jno
X har1ns, and Mrs Nan Ha-lZins
N favor Of w. NJ. Woodward. - =.
cure certain indebtedness therein
mentioned, ms which Is recorded n Rool-
LZ-2. Page 439, in the cb.n.s.'. -.
Clerk Office Of the County. ~ Il,
tayette and the STATE OF Niss;ss;,a,--'--: -
vail II the request Of the hanA- s,ss.'
'eiars N said Deed Of Tr7aS- nra~s.ss
% sell for CASH. TO the bighss.
bidder, within lawful hours N fre-. ,,e-.
q ne south door Of the Court Hons
II Oxford. Miss. on the stL 5sS 49, =
,,'s,,3 rehI5ary, 1918, the following des-
eLlof,a property. lying and being 4
me County az Iafava++e - "
SlzIe Of Mississippi. to-wit. anu ''e
o,,l lne south Fraction Of the NE
quarter OF Section II. TOWNSHIP q
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24
NOTICE.
Sale of Real Property.

Pursuant TO the provisions of the
deed of trust executed by A. j.
Conner, and N h Conner, on
the first day Of April, A.
ID. 1915, to W. (. Stone. Trustee. in
favor Of Mrs l. A. Oldham, secur-
lng certain indebtedness therein
mentioned, which said deed Of
trust Is duly recorder in the Office of
the Chancery Clerk Of Lafayette
County, Mississippi, in Deed Book
lf, At page asa The said W. e.
Stone, as trustee herein, having fail
ed and refused TO act as such trustee.
which is recorded on the same page
and book by pasteing the same over
the page, and the said beneficiary
herein, Mrs. L. A. Oldham. having
duly appointed me as substituted
trustee IN the place Of the said W. z.
Stone, which appointment is in
writing and pasted ON said recorded
deed Of trust Now I viii. As sub
stItuted trustee herein. the indebt-
edness IN said trust deed having
failed. and ! having been reuueSted
ana appointed 10 arf in the fore
closure OF same, proceed to SCI and
ioreclose said trust deed and sell the
property secured thereby for eaxh "a
the highest bidder within iawfpI
hours IN front Of the South door ~
the Court House IN Oxford Mis-
slsslppi, on the first Monday in Feb
rnafy, 1918, the same being the
fourth day Of February, 1915. the
following described property. wing
situated and being in the County ef
LAFAYETTE. and state Of Mississipni
tot-wit:- ppl'
ne South East Quarter Of Section
.; =, ,iownSnip 5. Range West.
The title 70 the ahoxs -,-~->.
believed to be good. but w-IT canvav
only such title as is vested !, ~
substituted trustee. e .
Witness my signature this m. Atl
day Of January. 1918 -"
u A MOORE, Substituted TrustAe
? Jan 10. Il. "a.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24
NOTICE!


'~sN W h@@a anu CfeohAl Er0pCrlf
Pursuant to the provisions Of :
Deed Of Trust 10 me. executed as
Irustee-by A J. Conner. in favor of
The FIRST National Rank Of Oxford
10 secure certain Indebtedness therein
mentioned. which Is recorded in Book
-, Page - IN the ChanceTy Clerks
Office of the County Of Lafayette and
tne State Of Mississippi. viii al the
i,eGaest Of the beneficiary in said
Deed Of Trust proceed 10 sell for
ASH, Ia the highest bidder. within
lawful hours. in front Of the South
aoOF of the Court House in Oxford
Miss. on the 9th day Of February
1918. the following described pron-
eT1y- lying and being in the County
u Lafayette. and the State OF Ms
sisslppi. to-wIt:
The : Z IL. Of Section 81 Town
ship :, Range 3. West. also 4 fraction
of lots Nc IS and IS. in Section 81
Township 5. Range 3. West N the
City Of Oxford.
The title 20 the above properv Is
believed 10 be good. but / win con
Ney only such title as Is vested in ne
as Trustee.
witness my signature this the 18th
d2y ~ January. 1918
]. r. ROACH. Trustee
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-24
NOTICE.,


pursuant 70 the provisions of =
Deed of Trust 10 me. erarnta5 :. :
nrostee oy A J. Conner, in favor ~
mrs Ann w. Longest. to secune ear
tain Indebtedness therein r,ant;o.,..s -
s, Mnlen Is recorded in Book ZZ-2. pace
or4: IN lhe Chancery Clerks ofFi~a
q me County Of Lafayette and The
Ste OF Mississippi. viii at the ra-
Guest OF the beneficiary in Said naes
q irust proceed to sell for CASH ~
Inc highest bidder. within lar+,,I y
aours, = IN front of the South door of
me Court House in Oxford, Miss an n.