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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-05

HAPPINESS is yours-yes-Money
will buy it. See Muncy Bros. adv.
tomorrow.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-05

YOU can't be happy unless
you see it-tne answer is-in Muncy
Bros. adv tomorrow.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-05

FOR SALE-No better time than
the present to sell your farm at a
price. A few cents invested in the
Daily Register classified columns will
place it before thousands of people
every day. If Mr.. Chester Green will
present this notice at the .Alhambra
or Opera House tomorrow, February s
he viii be admitted free.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-05

DON'T Miss This-A very little
money will buy you happiness-Ses
Muncy Bros. adv. tomorrow.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-05

FERTILIZER-Do not buy your
fertilizer until you get my prices. C.
NJ. Embry, phone 31-2 rings. Waco.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-18

Word recently received here from
Il. f. Nader, a former registrar of
the State College, later superintend-
ent OF school at Tekoa, after which
he was deputy superintendent of pub
lie instruction in Washington, and
more recently connected with the bu-
reau OF lectures OF the University of
California, conveys the information
that Mr.. Nader, by the University,
mas been placed in charge of the lie
Conte memorial lectures in the Yose-
mite valley this summer. The lee
turers include the most famous geolo-
gists and anthropoligists of today,
and they will lecture in the park
from June 20 to July 10.
Two new home economies clubs
have just been formed in western
Washington, according to Miss Maud
Wilson, state leader of home demon
stration agents, who returned home
last week from the western part OF
the state. One club is at Chimacum,
in jefferson county. Mrs. John Min
nehan is secretary and Mrs. q. j.
Nailor Ia president. The other Ia
the Discovery Bay club.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-18

Mrs. j. B. Golf of Albany, Ore. ar
rived in Pullman Wednesday to visit
her sister, Mrs L. w. Dawson.
Mr. and Mrs ]. n. Patterson and
Daby OF Lewiston were in Pullman
thursday visiting Mrs. Patterson s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ii. Layman.
who will leave in few days for
southern Idaho.
Judge Thos. Neill transacted BUSH
ness at Colfax yesterday.
I. c. Martin visited his farm at
Washtucna Wednesday. He reports
crop prospects in that vicinity as the
best in many years.
The local Knights Templar, with
thelr families, will go to Colfax Sun
DAY to attend special Easter services
at the Episcopal church there
The city council Wednesday even
ing granted pool and billiard licenses
TO Thorpe's Smoke House and to the
City Club.
INT old Smith-Vaile electric pump,
when up until five years ago provid-
ed power for pumping the city water,
was this week sold to the State Col
lege, the purchase price being $125.
The establishment of emergency
water connections between the city
and college systems has been asked
OF the city council by II. V. Carpen-
ter, who appeared on behalf of the
college hill residents and the college.
The object of the proposed connec-
ton is to make it possible to use
either system in case of fire or other
emergency.
Prof. o, E. Draper of the Ellens-
burg Normal school visited Pullman
friends this week, arriving Wednes-
day and leaving yesterday.
William Bell, chief clerk of the
railway mail service, was in Pullman
yesterday and examined all the clerks
IL the local office in the distribution
OF mail for the 1850 post offices in
the state. The passing grade re-
quires 95 per cent in correctness and
25 cards a minute speed in the III
separations.
Fifty dollars worth of shrubs will
be purchased by the city and plant
ed in the triangular plots on Maiden
lane in an effort to beautify that
street.
Word has been received in Pull
imam that Roy Butler has returned
from France and is now stationed al
Camp Merritt. He will soon be trans
ferred to Camp Lewis and his dis
charge will follow soon afterward
Butler was a member of the famou:
91st division.
DR.. II. F.. NeWbrough has Dough
the VIM NJ. Porter house On Mont
gomery street
The ladies of the Federated
churches cleared over 5000 at thei
very successful bazaar AMI suppe
last week.
d. ID. Kimball returned Wednes
day from business trip to Spokane
Miss Ruth Kimball, who has beer
visiting relatives at Chicago anC
other Illinois points, is expected tC
arrive home Saturday or Sunday.
The ladies of the United Presby
, terrain church will hold cooked foot
sale at Sanders grocery Saturday af
ternoon. Cakes will be the principa
item, including dark cakes, cream
, cakes and angelfoods, also bread anC
other good things. Buy somethins
for your Easter dinner.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-18
INSURANCE-Talk with Downen

A ladies umbrella, with gold inset
in handle, was taken by mistake
from Jane Adams house the night
of the Fortnightly club meeting
Please return to Jane Adams house
or to 400 Montgomery st. apr1S
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-18

INSURE WITH McCLASKEY
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26
..IGIsHEnE.

! i especially requested aud de
sired that those Who are interested
= the sneeasE n he Democratic
party this fall. Vii zee 70 Il that
IL parties thai haze not been reg
zzlered vi become Registered On
the soth Of this month. Or the til
of next mouth. Is theY afe he nj.
lao registration days. and anlezH
parties are registered n The dIa=
zrict where they I've theg cannot
pole this I'll People coming into
this county from other counties md
$50 moving from one dIstrIet 70 an
other muaI gel theIr transfers. and
they oan become registered IN lhIs
county
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DEMOCRATS UNITED u nlrenIE
I0Hnles=llollz1oTeusn Followers III
IeF AEaInsI neller-lncIson Iuns
Irol n Organization -HIR TIeIarY
pr Democrats Predicted.
ElHa

fUf lie Advocate
Baltimore. i'd. Sept. =. 80.
Tie STATE Convention ~ mt.
adopted he platform 0f principles
On which candidates III - Tnf
The EoIea d the people. hHz ratified
The nominations aITeaIy made ;.
he Democratic voters. anI the en-
naIKu naH n0H been formal. nnsn
I'd. although 1T. nIlahIa haH been
making i STRENUOUS personal eamz
naIEn Tor several xeHEH.
and i i lne opinion Of al Ihuas
whore knowledge nd experience !
zn1n matters a. = xaIna. III Ilz
outlook Tor ; decided KIeIoTs for
he whole democratic ticket ! e.
ITamely bright For tie IIrHI IIme
n long period u YsaHz there as
10 zozeaIIs1 independent Democrats
Hho ne lighting IheIT party nufuI.
nsss-IhH Independents - II II
line Hud aFe among ne mol en-
thnHIaRlIe supporters = lie ticket.
n eezrY campaign beginning -
IL IF -. IL ITaIHH. and aIIan
Tie funds. which EaRs strength nd
fIRor u ne opposition u II Demo
eHaIIE IIHEHIz zee furnished !. :
large number II influential I'm ;.
raj. no saTa dissatisfied I'll -
nHrlI lenders. he naTIY maHaHz=
nautl md IL. naTIY namInssE
Tn Yeaf II Ia HofI d encourage.
manL = he Republicans i lacking
nd IleY ars compelled = - !
alone. i IIeIH candidates zE1l#z
N Democratic Vote InHx ~ =
IeH aHa IaE between. auI there -
b - organized support or AH. -
ana nIa colleagues outside d n.
nHnal Republican machine aunp5n
md Ihs I0eaI machine II IL o.
radical Republican naFIX d MaFY
Ind Iaz IHHn IN father HIGIzIs
condition efsH .InaH he death =
the me William :. Stone Hhu -
The HbIeHI leader TN parry h M
n Baltimore HInss II organization
II N close 81 lie HIEII -. N
while he Republicans Hfa putting II
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Al day services i Ihs church d

II a. services II Ins Church D
Cod. unIonIoHn. Morning sermon
II 10 :. n. preached - H. !.
i. UHuH.H. 0HTr0III0u. Afternoon
sermon II 10 :. n. preached >
nav. Chalmers y. NaIak. WeaInInzz
Iar= = ne evening Il ID :. n :
mIzHZ0naH. entertainment. OnH =
lie special features d.
I0zua. entitled aunt oily join Iha
MI.HIonar. Society," I'll = Tsnd.Tz
= = he ynuns @ITIH q I1a church.
40 ! pursuant. entitled Tie poHsT
q Re U1ozz n InII4.. .Han :
HzzIn.n mi. received ne 1T =
Salvation - - .aIaIaII. Invited
= e0me - - = InlH =. :
IH.#.Izzz = =z~.... :. H|IzHIIIH=z.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26

reasonable increase II me ALLOW
&c - - school buildings. i
maInLaIa or school system nd
ITInE i u u higher state d EN-
azaues. ne attempt 10 anIfI the
burden = responsibility Tor present
conditions. I'll not ID. 4 goes back
= ne Republican hoard d County
Commissioners. n control Of County
aIIaIHzI Explanations thai % not
explain - n0I saIIHTy the people.
70 doubt Senator WarlIeId Ind
tie aaI1oI situation n mind when h
aa1loral the IaeE d business
methods n the conduct Of County
aITaIrH. ne Herald does not charge
that there has been dishonesty On
he naTI d anyone concerned. i
has I'd much respect Ior. md con
ZZ1enee n. The Commissioners. -
citizens. - assume 70 question their
moral integrity. hi fhaI fhey have
IaeEed u ne ability . apply he
principles 81 practical and prudent
business men n the administration
Of Affairs. Ne IhInE i evident . II
men. i NUT follow Il there has
been ! laek Of business prudence
30 far = The school i concerned.
InaI he same lac has caused mis-
taxes = other directions. TIE Her
aid believes. With Senator WarIleld.
thai when We consider the large In
ereaae y orr taxable basis. LhaI
whatever improvements have been
made n the County, could have been
brought about without increasing the
tx raIs. which has heavily Inereaaz
I'd he burden d every property
owner. And another IhlnE.-We be-
lleye. With him. IhaI thee property
owners vii never be satisfied until
the administration Of our County
Affairs i reduced 10 . simple bnaIz
meas proposition. They are entitled
- he IeaI returns Tor the money
pad n Iazea. tai ean he given. the
slime - Ihey are entitled u fufI
niue or their m0nsY IN any buaI=
mes transaction
Senator WarHeId II served :
GOOD purpose IN calling attention II
these matters The question nf tn
alton i one TIA concerns every
citizen VITALITY
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26
$1,000 Wool Plaid Blankets s8.85

- n exceptionally God blanket. ol fIne ssaI.
cotton .saTpz lazds heavy sIIil lon saTIuZ.6oI
IEu.. overwhelmed end. attractive block plaid
patterns n PIN. hIue md gray Size 6sxk0 inches
- .sxHeI HaEIIIE - i i > naIrZ=.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26
S5.95 Plaid Blankets S5.45

III pure COLO. Blanket. regular double
nedZsIze. HsIgIIy md HarIa. IaHga block nIaIaz
n blne. PIN nd my
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$3.50 Plaid Blankets S6.75

Blankets IRE about mi WOOL IIIIad sIII
zITfnE eaIIHn Kar. REGULAR double BED zIze anal
block nlaIfzz= Hue. IInE. Tn Urzs. md led
N. nla.k-A.Elod Low GTIg i .sI.loI. IIauEaL.
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cortland

n ~hIeh . inxezIY rhen yon re
really looking Tor n. because -
eazz I've you ne bet bargains n
- IsIaIs. tn are aEaIIa1Iz i
IL zeeIIan= 1t y znoH I'm aoma
u oaT offerings whether Yon en-
template building - sImnly HanI =
speculate. Ws he town ana noun-
- properties n he not desirable
locations.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26
$500 Wool Blankets $500

of thee vol Blankets are extra IarEs
Sizes Taxsz Inches and weigh from 10 II
pounds per PAL. Nothing but he tine quality Of
vol Il used and they ars made as GOOD a.
blankets san be ma1a..You ean choose 1t any d
thee prices aIld be certain n many years o. sat
IzfaeterY service. =..
-You actually ave 80 % xz11a N : naIr dur
m Ihs sals.A Among thsae yon I'll IND white
I'd nd 80 blankets nth striped borders and
efery palf beautifully finished 18th vide rlohaIr
bindings Z==
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26
sIIEIAxES

The following editorial Naa phi
IIahad N he syEAsYIlle Herald. lasf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26
.E00I0HIE

Iass Tor zaIa pnIezDrsa Rno1s -
Ind Id .1eEeTeIH ID bullets lack
IanEznanK snnkerHIa. Partridge -
mouth HoeK eueEaTAIH. nd n =
HoTn 10.EHH.Iz. HIIEe= ~. Irom
:. =. z..H -
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0i,51Iz1Eeg
Plenty Of Cotton Blankets
:. Sd up 10 $3.50 pair

ls1IG single and double bed. :. both
EIhLs md EEaY N ride TnnKa.of weights md
prices. Il zxea need IIsHe cheaper blankets wa
aTe IlIIY prepared u IaEe care IF your= wants.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26

Tor States Attorney.
JAMES HARRY STEELE.
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ARMY BLANKETS

- Hsaxg seoI blankets IN Ias regulation army
zIzssEIlaE. ZNaZHaYa ! - p. carried
ITs.z - Ysar ii ~ 1lIer i ErzaI reductions
-IItsoa Grade Is1e.II2.oo Grade se.s0..
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MaZ1 : IaEr business HexI IN.
II. = zE.n1. : 60 q - -
=. EXE.IxI= TELEGRAM -
II = Interested i = -. =IzHaz
- Textures I'D = thankful - II
IIZIIH -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26

Tor House u Delegates.
FITIIIuGH.
ROBERT SIR YIR.
JOHN pKI4E.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26

Tor Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals.
CALEB {. MAGnUDnR,
Of Prince Georges County.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26

For Sheriff.
JOHN IRE I MAS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26

A1Iorne y-[leneaI.
THOMAS ]. HEATING.
of Queen Anne.s Count :,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26
514.OO Wool Plaid Blankets $3.50

Ilaa.I.s'ool IIlaIIE7la mai d liner ETaIs
vol sIzeZHz -. Inches attractive patterns
beautiful .esaEaZsaFla md H.TFIesahI.:- HIElaIT
HIaIInEzz
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For County Commissioner.
ZEVzk.n.EIaKISsTIs
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Bed Comforts 1898

oHs = IL I.eaiZszIlIaz :. line. YerY
IaFEs zIzs Nd heavy lid I'll 20 per cen pure
IeIIsd aaII.snZHEsef.1 on.HuIH zI.Isa xIlHZKoolI
grade figured zIIEoIIna.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26

TorGDlnplrollH-
HIIE.-
I0TMonIg CON eIYoun
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n2EH
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-26

Senator Wardeid haz served :
rood purpose IN calling attention II
these matters. The question ef Tn
alton i one IHaI concerns every
citizen VITALITY
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-04

Section 33 Township eighteen
Range thirteen, to secure certain
Indebtedness therein named; and
Whereas said sums so secured
have become due and remain un>
paid and the said q. Ode Daniel,
Trustee being requested to execute
the trust reposed in him refused
so to do, and the beneficiary ip
said treat deed, Mrs.. dim Auna
Qaiun, Guardian thereupon ap-
pointed the undersigned as Sub.
stitued Trustee in the place of said
q. Ode Daniel and directed him to
execute the trust.
Therefore, | as such Substituted
Trustee, will, on the 2lst day OF
April, within legal hours, Is re-
quired by law, expose iol sale and
sell said land to the hig hest bid
for cash, at the front door of the
Court House in the City Of Stark.
vile, said County aud State, to
satisfy said demands.
j, O, QUINN.
Substituted Trustee.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-04

The Colored Public School b .
a very creditahle exhibit of hon 3
made articles on display In one ct
the windows at the Wood wal d
Mercantile 20. These articles are
made by the students under the
direction Of the teachers and mahy
of them are useful and substantial,
Among the articles are hats, 81 ia
pillow covers, embroidery, etc.
The hats whisk broom holders,
which are made Of Germ shucks, /,
have attracted special attention.
D. G.. Rogers and bis assistants
deserve much credit Tor the splen.
did manner in which they are
conducting this school.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-04

templated, authorized and,permitted
by Chapter One Hundred and Sew
enty Six of the Laws of Mississippi
of 1914, and did provide for the
holding of special election in
Said Supervisors District No. B..
by the Election Commissioners OF
Oktlbbeha County, Mississippi, on
Saturday the 5th. day Of April 1919,
for the purpose of determinini
whether Or not said Supervisor $
District No. 5, Oktibbeha County
Mississippi, shall be further organ :
ized rs Road District undel
said Chapter OF l76 of the Laws OF
Mississippi of 1914, and to deter
mine whether or not said Bonds
shall be issued, as is provided and
contemplated under said Chapter
176 of the Laws of Mississippi Ct
1914
Witness my signature this tie
18TH, day Of March, 1919.
j. h. LONG,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
of Oktibbeha County, Mississippi
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-04
Notice
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
OKTIBBEHA COUNTY.

BY virtue of the terms of eer-
tain mortgage executed by 9. w.
Bennett aud his wife, Mrs, Ora
Bennett on Jan, 5, 1917 to me as
trustee for the use Of the First Sav.
ings Bank Of West Point, Missis>
sippl. recorded in Land Mortgage
Record l39 at page 346 OF the rec-
ords OF Oktibbeha County, Missis.
sippi, default having been made
in the payment of ths following
indedtness
One Principal Note for 100000
maturing January 9th. 1918.
One PRINCIPAL Note for 5000. 90
maturing January 9th. 1919.
One interest coupon note matur.
ihg on January 9th. 1918,
The said Indebtedness remaing un-
paid and to satisfy the same to-
gether with all interest accruing
under the mortgage to the date of
the Sale, as we'll as all cost Of the
foreclosure, l. as trustee, will on
The 5th. day Of April 1919
offer. to the highest bidder for cash
ut public outcry in front of the
South door OF the Courthouse in
thecity OF Starkville, Oktibbehs 20
Mississippi, . WITHIN legal hours
the following described lands sit,
uated in 0ktibbeha County Missis>
sippi to-wit.
The N. e or in Section 1872,
Township 20. Range IL. The E.
hf OF the South 3 or OF the N. W.
or in Section 81, Township 20,
Range II, three acres off OF the
y. side OF the W. hf OF the 5. Il.
or Of the N. w. or in Section 81,
Township 20, Range IL; 21.2
a1res beginning at the N. y. corr
ner Of the 5. W. or in Section 81,
Township ~, Range IL, running
West 900 vards,;; thence s. E. di.
agonally to the Half Section Line
dlylding the s. Il. or and the 5,
W, Or Vt Section 81 thence West
to the poiLt OF beginning rs yards.
Done this llth. day Of March,
1919.
GATES T. Ivy, Trustee
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-04
STURGIS LOCALS.

Supt, SctUggin, of Starkville,
was q visitor here Monday.
Mr.. Tom Shropshire made o
trip to jackson this week.
Mrs. Mollie Hannah spent a few
days in Ackerman last week.
George McGee, of Okolona wss
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Ida
McGee Monday.
Miss Marie Foster, of.Longview
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Olden Thornl q.
sou SATURDAY. ard Sunday.
Mrs, A. l.. Hannah spent a few
days last week with her daughter,
Mrs. John Greene in Starkville.
Mr.. and Ms, George Henrvssale
receiving organizations over the
arrival of fine son in their home.
Messrs. Sam Livingston anc
Bennie Ray, of the delta, are spend.
ing a few DAYS here with relatives
and friends.
Prof. Mangum and Supt. Scroe.
gin motored over to Maoen Mon
dsy and while there visited the
public school.
Mrs. Louise Hamill, who was
recently appointed Post Mistress
at this place, nowlhas charge other
new position. She seems to be
we'll qualified and will give good
ser 'ice.
Mrs. Francis Livingston dispos.
ell of her entire property, house.
hold goods ETC., a few days agr
and will reside in turturs with bt r
daughter.
Our town officials have, realized
the necessity OF more durable
walks, so they ara replacing the
Did plank walks with concrete.
ATais is u much needed improve
ment and will be appreciated by
all.
Our school term closed Friday
and Misses Parker, Duke, Carr
and Henly have returned to their
homes, These young ladies form
ed many ties Of friendship while
here and they will be missed b,
every one.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-04

A, u NJ. College is planning a
unique old studeut Com mmenceuett
for May "a. 25 and ~. Special
features for the pleasure of the
Old Boys are being arranged.
The speakers for the various
events will be drawn from the
lists Of former students.
1t is expected that these three
davs will see a hons con ny"
not only Of many of the boys who
went across but also of humble 1
of the older men who have not
been upon the campus for Yeats.
President w. a. Smith ia extend
ing an earnest invitation to all
who have ever attended college
70 return for that reason,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-04
Legal notice

Notice is hereby given that the
Board OF Supervisors Of Oktibbeha
county, Mississippi, did, at the
regular March 1919, meeting OF
said Board, pass aid enter upon
the minutes OF the meeting OF
.aid Board an order proposing
70 issue negotiable bonds of Sup.
.ryisors District No. 8, Oktibbeha
County, Mississippi, iu an amount,
which added to the present bon ded
Indebtedness Of said District, viii
not exceed ten per centum OF the
assessed value of all taxable prop
erty in said Supervisors District,
for the purposes aud objects con-
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-04
NOTICE

The State of Mississippi,
Oktibbeha County.
Notice is hereby given that the
Democratic Executive Committee
Of said County will meet in accord.
ance with the law, on the frs,
Monday Of May A. d. 1919 for
the purpose of preparing list
OF the names of all prosperity
candidates for Office to be vote d
for by the electors OF said party
IN said county and state, during
the present year and for the pur-
pose OF preparing all blank forms,
lists OF prospective candidates,
and other material required by the
aw passed at the 1918 session OF
the Legislature of said Stat,
amending Chapter 60 Laws OF 1917
and providing for participation
IN such primary election by soldi
ars s.nd sailors of our conutr
VINO are at this time il militsr,
service. This meeting will be
deld at l0:30 q. M, in the Court
house at StsAkyille, Mississippi.
Witness my signature this the
first day OF April A. d. 1919,
WALTER PAGE,
Chairman County Democratic
Executive Committee
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-04
Commissioners Sale.

State Of Mississppi-Oktibbeha County
In Charcery Court.
Ex parte Tessie Lee oudduth ct al.
Nos 1861.
By virtue of d decree in the
Chaucery Court Of SAID County,
rendered III the above styled cause
ON the 18th day OF March. A. ID.
1919, Ut the March Term, A, d
1919 of SAID Court /, the under>
signed, duly appointed Special
Commissioner OF said Court, will
on the
7th. day Of April, A, D, 1919,
between the hours Of IL O'Clock
A. NJ, and 4 o'clck p NJ, sell at
front door OF Court House Stark
vile, Miss. in sald 0ktlbbeha
County, TO the highest bidder Or
bidders. tor cash aud terms thelfol-
lowing described reat estate, sltuat'
I'd III the County Of OkIibbeha III
the State ot Mississippi, to-
West ht OF SouLh west or OF
Section ii, Twp u. Range ~, E.
containing ~ acres. more or less.
Dated this The 18th. Day OF
| March, A. D, 1919,
J. X. LONG,
| Special Commissioners.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-04

A number OF girls from the I, /.
& G. availed themselves of iau OPP
pJrtunity to spend the week end at
home. Among them we're Misses
Mariaddie Maxwell, Lille Bell
and Cleo Msriwheathsr. These
Young ladies had quite an ejoyab.e
visit at home and returned to Co. :.
lege Tuesday AFTERNOON.