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After two months training Miss
Liberty Bond arrived in France.
Among all the soldiers OF der ac-
euaintance, she adopted one who had
come over with her.
Within a month she fourd what
work was. In the morning midst
shot and shell size was let out and
sent to the bettIehelds TO find wound
ed. often she saved the lives of sol
diers by her. timely aid.
One morning Miss liberty Fond was
called from her warm bod al o'clock.
This was strange for ste usually
awoke at 4. She was loaGed into .
truck and hurried away to the worst
battle yet seen. The heavy bssm-
bardment shaok the earth and shelis
burst about her. Instinct led Miss
Liberty Bond toward the German
lines that morning. A Whit OF wind
carried the scent OF her adopted sol
der to her and she felt he must b
in trouble. So away She bounded
past all distractions into, a German
trench just in time to save her mas
ter from death at the hands of a
Boche. The dog killed IL Huns be.
fore she was wounded. Many days
she fingered between life and death.
but at last she grew better, and is now
fighting with the same zeal as ever.
Her proud little mistress WIN show
you, II you ask, medal presented by
the French government to Miss Lib
erty Bond for her bravery in saving an
American soldiers life and helping TO
win very decisive battle.
HELEN NELSON.
424 River street. Canon CITY Colo,
Aged ~. y
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Thursday
AN INTERESTING RELIC.

While Frank Dixon of 36z West
Douglas street. and son Franklin were
hunting deer in the Green Horn noun
tain range they came across the skele.
ton of two deer. Searching further
they found the heads and horns Of the
animals tightly locked II was evi-
dent that at some date, years ago, this
two animals had in fighting locked
their horns and were unable to free
themselves. so starved TO death.
EDWARD MORRISON HERE.
Edward Morrison, who has been in
Denver for the past year, returned
Monday for few days visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Morrison
OF Greenwood avenue.
MRS. DALE MUCH BETTER.
Mrs. Jenny Dale of IT'S Main street,
who has been confined to her home for
the past five days with bad case OF
neuralgia, is much better.
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a NEW DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Evans are proud
parents OF baby DAUGHTER born to
them october 8 at their home. PIC
Harrison avenue. Both mother and
baby are nne.
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Four Minute Men
and Liberty Loan

ut stGfi vi tist ID1Ltty
have been requested to speak at pub
lie gatherings everywhere this week
on "-rhe Fourth Liberty Loan" and
many thousands OF addresses on that
subject will be made. Owing TO the
order of the local board OF health pro-
hib.ti ling such assemblages In this com
munity because OF the prevalence OF
Spanish influenza. the FourMinute
Men viii make their appeals through
the columns OF the press. The ad-
dress which DIR. J. Homer Dickson
was TO have made at the Jones The
alter this evening has been furnished
The Daily Record for publication. II
follows:
The foremost thought in the minds
and hearts OF the American these days
Il victory.
Victory, How the word thrills our
very souls, II expresses our fondest
hopes. our deepest purpose. our great
est pride In doing our part. II means
freedom, prosperity and clean and
decent world To live In
Liberty bonds equip armies. build
fleets. But they do something far
greater they buy victory
They yield AZ per cent? Yes
and victory.
Buying Liberty Bonds Is fighting.
There Is only one way 10 iight. Force.
force 10 the utmost. Force without
stint or limit"
That Ia the way our boys and our
allies are nghung That Is the way
We must fight. Buy Liberty Bonds
TO our very utmost. That means
every one we possibly can. Loan the
way they night Buy bonds 10 your
limit
The spirit OF our ngh,.ng men is our
spirit. They have got the Huns on the
run. Now II the time to strike. Now
Il the time for our supreme effort.
They have got them going. Now IS
the time for the knockpu; blow
Help smash the Hun. HIT him
through Liberty Bond smash him
as hard and aa many times ~ you can.
When you fight rlcHTi Whom you
buy-BuYi Lend the way they ight.
Buy bonds 10 your limit
I'D Ike 70 be over there. You would
iiEe 20 be over there. They don't
need US set Oh we would be over ther
But they do need shells ard rii
ammunition every hour they are on
their way TO Berlin
Absolutely the nrxt bess thing 70 go
ins over there is to bns Liberty Bonds.
Buy to your limit
stand bs our ii5hting men. They
nrs 8ght.ng fpr yuu--siah,ing with the
spirit Of vlciory. They win never
quit iii the Job Is done. But they
can't win with bare hands.
send rp The ammuniiioni Send UP
The hand vrchadcs. serd up the finas
and bayonets. and machine guns that
wfil help 70 win more battles Get into
tho 6ght tho way our boys are in
with their whole hearts. Buy bonds
10 your limit
THIS b our war and nothing mat
ters now but victory. Let us make It
ihe Last war What does Il matter
how We look. or what We wear. or how,
we i've? Nothing matters now but
victory.
II you 20 TO buy new suit OF
clothes and find the ss5 suits now sell.
Ing for $50. and you wouldn't trade
your old salt for ss5 suit anyway.
iust say Damn the Kaiser and buy
another Liberty Bond.
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Saturday
MRS. JOSEPH HUGHES

MRS. JOSEPH HUGHES
VISITED DAUGHTER HERE
Mrs. Joseph Hughes of Crested
Butte. Colo. who accompanied her hus-
band to Pueblo to Minnequa hospital
the first of the week for treatment for
serious injury Of right arm caused by
assisting at a fire. stopped in Canon
City en- route to her home. She was
the guest of her daughter. Miss Elsie
Hughes. of this city for couple of
days.
VISITING HER TWO
DAUGHTERS HERE
Mrs. L. T. Keller OF Filler. Idaho, is
here visiting her daughters. Mrs. Back
and Mrs. NJ. T.. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
NJ. Lancaster and two children Of Max
well. n. M. arrived here few days
ago to join Mrs. Lancaster's mother,
Mrs. Keller.
DR.. GRAVES ANOTHER
SUCCESSFUL NlMRoD
Dr. Graves returned Friday after
noon from hunting trip in the Talla-
hassee creek region. The doctor says
he hunted hard for three days. but
was amply rewarded by killing mag
nificent five-point buck weighing about
ESQ pounds as he stood.
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GUESTS OF PARENTS HERE.
Wednesday
SOME HUNTER-As THIS
is RECORD KILL TO DATE


". l.. Goyett was the prize shot In
his party of deer hunters While
hunting near Buford be came across
deer which most hunters tell about
on their return. This time. however.
the deer met his Waterloo. ms Mr.
coyeif brought him down.
Afier cutting out pounds Of Fat and
some of the flesh - the carcass could
be bled in the right way. the deer
weighed 245 pounds. II was estimated
tha, Il must have weighed NJ least $50
pounds before being trimmed Its
horns had siS points on them
In the same parry with Mr.. Goyett
a fwo-ponter and tnree.polnter were
also Killed.
moToREo TO sALioA
ON TUESDAY
Rev and Mrs. o. $ Reed Of Pueblo.
with their entertainers. Mr. and Mrs.
G. H Rau. and daughter Florence.
motored to salids ON Tussday where
they spent the day The "trip was a
very pleasant one and the party vosoJ
the Parlgdaie-salida highway one of
The best and most picturesque In the
state. Rev. and Mrs Reed. who have
been visiting here for several days,
left FOR home this afternoon. They
He-e accompanied b. AIR. and Mrs
Ran and daughter. who VIII be their
guests In Peubio nntn the and OF the
week
WILL LEAVE FOR SAN
Fsss< Fsss<As..s.ss As..s.ss..s;sssp TONIGHT
Arthur FOX OF san ifranoisco Is vis-
itirs IN Canon City today as the guesi
Of his grandmotiler. Mrs Anrelinc
Nov. at rs River street. MIR. Fox
has been visiting ia victor for the last
two or three weeks with his mother,
Mrs. George 5. Denisree. aud came
down ffoIn the Grippe Creek district
on Tuesdny. lie wnl sease for the
pacinc coast toni 1T He VIII 20
10 camp Lewis shortly for military
training
MIS- lsmBuTH THE
GUEST OF iDASo FRiENpS
Mrs. l. l.. Lsmbuth and little
daughter Helen. left sunday night for
Jerome. Idaho; 20 join her husband.
who Is employed with thr electric
light company at that place Miss
villa and Master Robert win leave IN
about a month to Join them in theis
new home
HOME TUESDAY FROM
VISIT TO CRIPPLE CREEK
James Nov returned to Canon vity
by automobile Tuesday evening from
a four or five days visit to Cripple
Creek auti victoi It was Mr. Mow.s
nrst trip to the Cripple Creek district
In IA years. and he noticed many
changes there during his absence.
| Il. r.. EVANS HAS
a NEW DAUGHTER
| Mr.. and Mrs IL. n. Evans are proud
parents OF baby daughter born to
them october 8 ct their horne. 216
Harrison avenue Both mother and
baby are nIie.
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SPENDING FEW DAYS
IN CANON CITY
Tuesday
HOME THIS MORNING
FROM HUNTING TRIP

HOME THIS MORNING
FROM HUNTING TRIP
DR. s. +. Lane, W L. Goyeit and
City Marshal C. F. skinner returned
TO Canon City this morning from a
deer hunting trip on White river in
Rou,i county Zach eoi fine buck.
the largest one OF the trio weighing
upwards o. $50 pounds They made
the trip BY automobile and report de-
iightful outing.
Mr.. AND MRS.
oEeHAHor co TO KANSAS
Mir and Mrs. S. a. Gebhardt lcfi fhii
afternoon over the santa Fe for Nc
Pherson. Kan. where they viii be the
guesfs of their eldest son. Guy r. Geb.
hardt. who has charge OF Tie city Y
NJ. c. A.. ad also the organization OF
Mcpherson county there. They ex.
pect 10 be gone about two months.
MRS. tiAMPsHIRE AND
DAUGHTER VISITING CANON
Mrs. II. A. Hampshire and daughter
Rowcna. Of Manitou, Colo. arrived
here Monday to join Mr. Hampshire
who is teaching In the South Canon
school. They are very much I'm
pressed with Canon City and hope %
make their home here.
ouEsTs OF Mr.. AND MRS.
HARRY BOWEN
Mrs Donna KendoiI OF Lamar, Colo,
arrived here Friday and spent few
days as the guest OF MIR. and Mrs
Harry Bowen. Mr.. Finiay. Sears OF
Lamar arrived here Sunday and ac-
companicd Miss KendelI home that
evening.
WE'RE QUIETLY MARRIED.
Miss Ora Nation and William Cox
were quietly married last night BY the
Presbyterian minister in his home
THE wedding came as complete sur
priso 10 the happy couples friends
Mr.. Cox expects to Be called into the
|country,r service tomorrow.
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RALPH THOMPSON
ARRIVES OVERSEAS

Mr.. and Mrs l.. G.. Thompson of Nc
Kinley avenue. Lincoln Park. received
word this morning Of the safe arrival
OF their son. Ralph F. Thompson. over
seas.
VISITING MRS. PHELPS.
Mrs. c. NJ. Roha and baby Gene of
Pueblo arrived here Saturday night
and are the guests OF Mrs. J. J. Phelps
for couple of weeks en- route to Kan
sas City where they viii visit Mr.
Roha's parents for an indefinite time.
MRS. YORK RETURNED
FROM TRIP WEST
Mrs. f. c. York has returned after a
trip OF ave or six weeks in Seattle,
Portland and other northwestern
points.
GUESTS OF PARENTS HERE.
Mrs. Coleman (nee Linnie RundahiD
and two children of Denver. are here
as guests OF Mrs. Ccleman's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Hunduhi. They Wit
be here for couple OF weeks.
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GRAVES ANOTHER
Monday
ENJOYED PICNIC AT

ENJOYED PICNIC AT
OAK CREEK GRADE
The following families took we'll
filled baskets and enjoyed dinner at
Oak Greek Grade yesterday: MIR. and
Mrs. J. r. McInerney and family. Mr..
and Mrs. William Dollar and son War
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bowler. Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Prescott and family.
Mes. Bower and family and Miss
Wilma Newcomb.
is THE GUEST OF
MR.. AND MRS. ROSS
J. W. Ross of Rochester. N Y. ar
rived here on Friday of last week and
is the guest OF his brother. ID. W. Ross
and wife on Sherman avenue. Lincoln
Park. His coming was unexpected
to his entertainers, but was none the
less pleasant by reason of the surprise
IL created
CALLED HOME ON
ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS
Miss Edna Morrison, who IL teach
ing school at Cheyenne. wo.. was
called home and arrived here Satur-
day on account of the serious illness of
her father ]. ]. Morrison OF Green
wood avenue.
SPENDING FEW DAYS
IN CANON CITY
Rev. and Mrs. o, s. Reed OF Pueblo
rnotorcd to Canon City on Sunday and
viii spend few days here visiting
friends They are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs c. H. Rau at f24 Pike ave-
nue..
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dRS. lAmsUTH TIE
GUEST or iDAtso FRiENpS
HOME TUESDAY FROM
VISIT TO CRIPPLE CREEK

James Nov returned to Canon vity
by automobile Tuesday evening from
a four or five days visit to Cripple
Creek and Victor. II was Mr. Mow.s
first trip to the Cripple Greek district
in IA years. and he noticed many
changes there during his absence.
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MRS. HUTCHHlSO and MISS
GOODRICH WIN PRIZES FOR
BEST liberty BOND STORIES

SO carefully kept through the years.
and which stood between a pauper's
burial (and he dreaded to think Of
that) and the burial he had hoped to
have
No one but he and his God knew
that he was soldier. a conqueror-
he had won the hardest battle his life
had ever known and now he felt truly
happy.
We will call the old majors bond
Miss Liberty" for No. 33021 sounds
very inhuman and uninteresting. AS
she lay. side by side with thousands
of others like her, on the table in the
bank, it occurred to her that she was
very insignificant and could not be Of
much service to Uncle Sam But she
had not long to wait to learn differ
emily. A man in uniform snatched her
hurriedly, and placed bright red
stamp on her, which read paid in
Full" Soon she found herself on top
of pile of bonds with rubber band
holding them securely together. 1t
was dark, and the bag into which they
had been tossed, was moving.
Before long she discovered that they
had been placed on train. and that
the train was moving rapidly. After
time they were taken out of the
train and the bag was opened She
found herself on another table in a
bank much like the first. A man was
counting the bonds, and placing bills
($1O bills) with each. She was Sc
cretly elated when this happened to
her. for somehow she felt that some
thing truly wonderful would occur.
And it did. She was put on a,
transport ship, and for many days
sailed the seas toward the land where
daily men were giving up their lives
ito make the world safe for democ-
racy."
When she arrived there the bills
with which she had been enclosed
were taken by Red Cross nurse. She
handed them to an ambulance driver,
and with them he purchased some
very precious medicine. miss Lib
erty" bought enough medicine to save
the lives of 10 khaki-clad boys, and
help at least sig to regain strength
enough to go back to the front.
One day our old major became very
i'll. The doctors said 1t was only
matter of weeks. Some of his old
friends, when they heard OF this,
planned to give him the burial he had
so coveted. The little Boy Scout
friend of the major told him, and had
the pleasure of seeing the old face
light up with real joy.
The little scout would read the war
news to him every day, and often
times read him the Bible. on this
particular day. when he opened the
Book he read Whatsoever ye SOW.
that shall ye also reap" What could
have been more appropriate?
The story. of the life and sacrifices
of the old man. inspired many TO go
"over the top in the Liberty Loan
drive that followed shortly after his
death. No one viii ever known just
how much good he did.
Is il not true that The fruits of real
sacrifice never are lost2
RUTH b. GOODRICH.
1872 Hazel avenue, Canon City, Colo.
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property on Gold Hin. mar Victor. left
today for Galena, nj. to look after
some important lead producing .inteti
ests he owns near that city.
MRS. CLARK RETURNS
TO HOUSTON, TEX.
Mrs. Camille Clark. who has been
visiting here for some time past as
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. H.
Pigg. left this morning for her home
at Houston. Tex.
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The Adventures of Miss Liberty Bond.
Maj. Stockton OF the American Red
Cross in France laid a letter ON the
desk and looked up with a puzzled
expression.
Captain he called. 1--WE just re-
ceiyed letter from a little girl in
America saying;
"'Dear Major--I'm little girl liy-
ing in Perryville, KY. ! want TO help
win the war but, as Fm not old enough
to leave home, its very hard. A
speaker we had said:"We can help
only by sacrificing until mt hurts I
thought and thought, but couldn't
find thing that could give which
would hurt Finally | remembered
could give my dear old dog, Miss
Liberty Bond. AS dogs were being
used to find wounded soldiers, mine
would do shed many, many tears
because | live Miss Liberty Bond so
much, but love my country more.
"'My dog IL 2 years old and very
Intelligent. Please enlist her. major.
Respectfully, MILDRED PERRY.
what do you think OF that?" asked
the major. "Shall investigator"
Look into it," replied the captain,
we're short OF dogs and il this one
is what the little lady says. I'm GER
tain it's just what we want. She
must be extremely patriotic. What
name for a dog" and they both
laughed heartily.
A thorough Investigation followed
The small girl WAS found TO be a
dear little bunch of patriotism, 8 years
old. Miss Liberty Bond was a thor
ouehbred police dog. large and strong
with short brown hair.
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Friday
CAME DOWN FROM

CAME DOWN FROM
WEsTcLIFFE TODAY
D.. Gireaux and son. Harvey OF the
West Mountain valley. came down
from Westcliffe this morning on
business trip. The formers daugh-
ter, who is attending school in Canon
City. accompanied them home for a
weekend visit She expects TO re-
turn here on Sunday. Mr.. Gireaux
says that the harvesting of farm crops
in the Wet Mountain valley is pro-
ceeding nicely. and that everybody Is
busy. The potato crop in that sec
ton, he says, is better than was antic-
ipated would be the case a month or
six weeks ago, but is not as prolific
as in some previous years.
HERE THURSDAY ON
WAY TO LINCOLN, NEs.
Herbert Kettle. who is in military
training at Lincoln, Neb.. as mem
ber of the selective draft from Custer
county. was a visitor in Canon City
OeA nuf sudy WDlit Ou way 9ath "
his post OF duty after short fur
Tough with his mother, Mrs. John Ket-
lie, and other relatives in the Wet
Mountain valley Mr.. Kettle Is at
tached TO an artillery regiment and
expects to be ordered to France with
his command in the course OF short
time.
FUNERAL OF MRS.
BoGARDuS HELD THURSDAY
The funeral of the late Mrs Martha
Bogardus. a former resident of this
city, whwo died at her home. 306
South Broadway, Denver. last Monday
night, was held at the Grant Avenue
Methodist church in Denver al 2
O'Clock Thursday afternoon Thc serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. Thomas.
former pastor OF the Methodist church
at Florence Interment was at Fair
view cemetery.
LEFT TODAY For
oALENA, lLLiNoIs
Z. g. Fink, who came down from the
Cripple Greek district The first Of The
week. where he is operating a mining
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Adventures of Liberty Bond"
Old Mai Dennin, hobbIing slowly
nd painfully along the main street of
/ village. stopped for the fourth time
look At the receipt the cashier had
4 ven him when he purchased his LIB
ty bond. II represented everything
/ had saved Yes, 1t had taken all
/ II few pennies Of the money he had
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.

Department of the Interior, u.
S. Land Office at Jackson, Missis-
sippi, October &c, 1918.-NOTICE
is hereby given that John Stubbs,,
Of Brandon, Mississippi, R. F. D.
2, who, on October 81, 1911,
made Adjoining Farm Homestead
Entry, No. O5329, for NE1-4 Of
SW1-4 as an Adjoining Farm to-
WIZ Of SW1-4, Section 35, Town
ship 5 North, Range A East, Choc-
taw Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make Final Five
year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, beforeI
Chancery Clerk of Rankin Coun-s
ty, at Brandon, Mississippi, on the.
7th day of December, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
D. G. Raysdale, 1. G.. Warren,
R. A. Warwick, w. L. Hardy, all
Of Brandon, Miss, R. F. D. No. 2.
w. F. CUMMINS, Register.
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TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE.

By virtue of the authority vest
ed in me as trustee in a deed of
trust given by v. D. Loveless on
April 20, 1917, to the Taylor Wills
Grocery Company, a corporation,
which said deed Of trust is re-
corded in the Office of the chance
sry clerk Of Rankin County, Miss
issippi, at Brandon, in Book No. 4
of the records Of mortgages and
deeds Of trust on land, at page 511
thereof, default having been made
in the payment therein provided,
and having been directed and re-
quested so to do by the benefi-
ciary in said deed of trust and le-
gal holder Of said Indebtedness,
to-wit: the Taylor-W Wills Grocery
Company aforesaid, / will, on
Monday, the 9Th day of December,
A. D., 1913,
between the hours of II o'clock a.
m, and 4 o'clock p. M, at the front
door of the courthouse of said
Rankin County, at Brandon, Miss
issippi, offer and expose for sale,
and sell to the highest bidder for
cash at public auction, the follow
ing described land situated in
said Rankin County, and State Of
Mississippi, to-wit:
The East half of the Northeast
quarter (E1a of NEA) of Sec
ton So, Township 6, Range 2
East, containing 80 acres. more
or less, and being the same prop
erty conveyed to said v. D. Love
less by A. p. and Mrs. M. G. Mill
er by deed dated October is, 1908,
and recorded in said chancery
clerks Office, ia Deed Book 70; st
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Notice of Sale Under Deed Of
Trust.

Whereas, on January Is, 1912,
w. O. Gray and his wife, Eta
Gray, did execute a certain deed
of trust in favor of J. P. Summer
to secure an Indebtedness there
in mentioned, and which deed of
trust is of record in Book No. Is
on page 514 in the Chancery
Clerks Office Of Rankin county,
Mississippi, at Prandon, Miss
issippi, and whereas said in
debtedness is now over due and
default having been made in the
payment of same, now, therefore,
I, L. S. May, Trustee in said deed
of trust, will, in pursuance of the
authority therein invested in me
proceed to sell to the highest bid
der for cash, in front Of the Uni
ted States post Office at Pela-
hatchie, Miss, on November 30th,
1918, during legal hours, the fol-
lowing described property, both
real and personal, situated in Ran
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Notice Of Sale Under Deed of
Trust.

xIuSts
Whereas, on February 18th,
1912, G. J. Moore and wife, Aman-
da Moore, did execute certain
deed of trust in favor Of j. P.
Summer to secure an indebted
ness therein mentioned, and
which deed Of trust is Of record in
the Chancery Clerks Office Of Ran
kin county, Mississippi, in Book
No. Is at page 555 thereof at
Brandon, Mississippi, and where
as said indebtedness is now due
and default having been made in
the payment of the same, there
fore, /, L. S. May, Trustee in said
deed of trust, will in pursuance
of the authority therein invested
in me, proceed to sell to the high
est bidder for cash, in front Of the
United States post Office at Pela-
hatchie, Miss, on November Both,
1918, during legal hours, the fol-
lowing described real and per-
sonal property, located in Rankin
county, Miss, as follows, to-wit:
SWA of NEA of Section Is,
Township 5, Range 5.
WIZ of NWA of Section 16,
Township S. Range S.
SEA of NW4 of Section 16,
Township 5, Range 5. 81
Eh of SWA of Section 16,
Township 5, Range 5.
VIZ of SEA- of Section 16,
Township 5, Range S.
One pided cow about 10 years
old, named, "Dunnie."
One speckled COW about 8 years
old, named Fancy"
One white cow about 8 years
old, named Flower
One pale heller yearling about