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FksNf4E change Of Weather and Season
Ii of summer 20 Winter and Winter to
Summer,wlth the corresponding change OF
use and feed, have very great effect up.
en- the blood and sir.uous fluids Of Horses.
1t is therefore at these changes they re-
Qu!re some assistant to nature 10 throw of
any disUI 1~~ nf the fluids Of the body that
may have been imbIben, -t.;ab ;f mt -
tended to will result ia the Yellow ~.
Hraves, Worms, Bolts, &c. All of which
VIII be entirely prevented by giving one of
these Powders according TO direction. and
will also cure Wien any symptom Of dis.
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neC'ec! or over working a horse becomes
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It's, make him thrive and put him in con
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order of the secretve glands of all Herbi
vorous animals, these Powders have a sim
liar effect upon the Horse, the OK and the
Mule. Cattle designed for fattening will
thrive much better and the Beef will be
much improved by the healthy condition
produced by the action ofthis powder. one
Fowler given a: the CONNIE ncement of
feeding is all that IS requisite.
The numerous Certificates which might
be published, and which can be seen at
the store. given by persons who have tri.
ed this Medicine, should convince any
person that it is al least worth Il trial.
For sale by
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NOTICE.

YsY!iE undersigned has been duly appointed
a Administrator Of the goods and chattels
OF Fhoinls williamson deceased. All persons
in lebtel to said estate. are requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having claims
t. presenl the same within the time prescribe
by law, or this notice will be plead ii BAR
Claims can be presented or payments ma lie i'll
my absence to Abm. Murdock who is my duly
authorised agent.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
Administrator of the estate of Thomas VIII.
Hanson, deceased.
Columbus Oct. 9Th. 1912.
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Columbus Oct. 9th, 1912.

TENHE Public are informed that Miss. 10
Il "A. IaOHsS 81, will open a school in the
town of Columbus, in which all the ordinary
branches of an English education will be
taught. Having been engaged for several
years in tie business ofteachng, she will bring
the aid of some experience TO the management
and instruction of hose children who may be
entrusted to ner. Her room is in The building.
situat ed on the corner Of Monroe and Bridge
SITS. and formeIy occupied by Mr.. Bfckell--
The exercises of the school will commence on
For photography and Reading, per ses. $40
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geogra-
ply. History and Defining, per session $I2
For the above with Natural Philosophy,
Botany, Astronomy and Competition per
session, @l5
Columbus Sept. D 1912.
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T,owNDEs County.

LOWNDES COUNTY.
Probste Coz I, October Term, 1912.
To aHpersons INT rested in the Real Es'
tate of Leroy Sh ckletord late of Lowh.
deS County deceased.
WOU are hereby cited TO appear be-
- fore the Judge of our Probates
Court, at a Term thereof TO be holden
at the Courthouse for said County on the
lst Monday in Dec. A. D. 1912, then
and there to show cause if any you can
why an der should not be made to sell
the following described lands situated in
Lownds IS county and State Of Mississippi
belonging to the Estate of said Leroy
SnackIeford decd, according to the pray
err OF the petition Of Jas. ii. Shackleford,
one Of the Administrator of the Estate
Of SAID deceased, to wit
The west half Of the north west quarter
Of section fourteen, the west half of the
south west quarter of section fourteen, the
east half Of the south east quarter Of sec
lion fifteen, the north west quarter of sec
ton twenty three, and the east half of the
north east quarter of section twenty two,
ali III township seventeen north of range
ixteen east III Lown5es county aforesaid.
Il is further ordered by the Court, tt,ot
tits citation be Published in the Columbus
Democrat, and Democratic Wing, two
newspapers published il the town of Co.
lurnbus for six weeks successfully.
Witness, Thomas Sampson,
Judge of P,obates court for
LIS. Lowndes county Mississippi.
This the Bird day Of October
A. d. 1912.
Attest WM. p. FULLER,
clerk.
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INCREASE OF SPEED!

1t may be Interesting to the public and
nose wishing to travel in Stages, that
from recent arrangements, we ave expo,
dited the Mail one day between Column
bus, Miss. and Nashville, Tenn,
The Mail Will leave Columbus. MIssis-
sppi, every Monday, wednesday and
Saturday The mail will be carried in
Four Horse Coaches, built by the well
known Coach makers of Troy, N. York,
Nessrs. Eaton q Sebbert, and from the
improvement made by them in the last few
years, their coaches are deIed neat aud
comfortable.
have fine teams and careful drivers on
this line, and no pains will be spared to
nuke passengers comfortable.
NJ. A. PRICE.
Sent 1910
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DAVID HAYDEN

WEAvING been appointed Comm is
III u sioner in Bankruptcy, by the Hon
Samuel ]. Gholson Judge of the District
Cour. for the Northern District of MIssis.
sippi may be found at all times at his Of.
flee on Market Street. Where claims may
be proven in the Bankrupt Court.
July 10Th 1912.
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.M.rsODetc Notice.

"A T called meeting ofthe fernando Lodge
: "A No. 57-hed at their Lodge Room tins
day, it was resolved, that Lawrence w. Evans
be expelled from all the privileges of Free
Masonry, for gross unmasonic conduct, and
that all publishers Of newspapers friendly TO
masonry, be respectfully requested to publish
The same, ny order OF the Lodge.
GEORGE FOOT, Sec. pr, tenn.
YRna6dn. Mi Eept. 6, IeA9.
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NJ AVING been appointed admins
z Il traitor on the Estate Of JOSEPH
Motley. decd. by the Hon. Probate Court
of Lowudes County Mississippi, would
hereby give notice to all persons having
claims against the same, to present them
within the time prescribed by law, olher-
wise they will be barred of recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are re.
quesed to make payments Immediately,
otherwise suits will be instituted against
them.
CREED T. MOTLEY,
Administrator of Est Joseph Motley dec.
Coltmbus. Ang. IS. 1912.
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JOHN =. RHEA.
C6nlnptsas0as .Rlerchnsat.
Mobile, Aiabmmzms

W eFere mCee.
GEN. ]. w. GARrH, Decatur. Ala
GRN. b. NJ. Lowe, Huntsrills :
Cor. BENZ. SHERRoD, CORTLAND,
@. r. BARToN BRo. Thscual5ia, z
DR. HRNRY w. RHoDEs, Tuscaloosa, :
A. r. BAKcLAT, Esq., Iai1adeea, did.
NJ. G. HoUsroN, Esq, Livingstone. :
MAJ. B. nj. BRADFoRp, P0nt0toc, Miss.
OIL. EZRA WEBB, NeiO Orleans,
Mcmahon, TRoTTER & PEARsALL, :.
DR.. JAMES PERR1NE. Mobile
CHARLES McLARAN, Esq, Columbus, MI.
Oct. 1, 1912.
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STACY

s, j ns.s = $500 = grtsr
A1 III perses
s5saie DC Iaa ,.s45
II II, a. be1n5ls AZ go,
W Dlsed 10 be and appear
before 49, Of our said Pfobates
Court, at a erm Of said Court 10 be boil
den for sid County on the first Monday
in Japsary next (1s43. at the Court
house In the town of Athens, aud then
and mere 70 show cause, if any you can,
whd an order should not be made to sell
the following described lands and town lots
Situated and being in Monroe County
and State aforesaid belonging 10 the Is
tate Of said Jesse Walton deceas &c ,accor-
ding to the prayer of the petition OF 10.
siah N. Walton Executor, and Joanna L..
Walton Exec>tress of the Estate OF the
said deceased, viz =:
Lot number three section thirty-three,
township twelve range nineteen west
Lot number four section thirty. three town.
ship twelve range nineteen, ives, land north
east quarter, section thirty three township
twelve, range nineteen. Also north half
west hall north west quarter section thirty
four township twelve, range nineteen, and
The following lots ia the town of Cotton
gin Port viz:
Number sixty eight, sixty SIX, sixty sew
en-, sixty nine, seventy, one hundred and
three. one hundred and four, one hundred
and FIVE, one hundred and six, one hum
dred and seven, sixty three, sixty, fifty-two
ihiriy.six, sixteen, and the south half oil an
Acre. lot, number one hundred and thur
ty one, with the Improvement thereto be-
longing.
1t is further ordered by the Court that
this citation be published in the Southern
Argus q pewspaper published in the town
of COLUMBUS, Lowudes County, and also
in the MIssiss ppi Advertiser newspaper
published il the tcwn of A berdeen Mon
roe County and both in the SAFE If Mis-.
for six weeks successfully.
W illness, The Honorable Rich
ard Dilwouh Judge of Probates
L.. for Monroe County the first
Monday Of October A. D.
1912.
Issued 7lh day OF October 1912.
d. II. MORGAN,
Clerk.
October 7th 1912. Ct.
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go Ma RBhHB11Rao

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i rrorr.ev arad ComncelIOR 90 Lavv
COLUMBUS MIsS1ssTrPL
MILL continue thepractice nfnls Rr1aes-
h,,s' = The District Court Of the United
s;faies far the Northern District OF the State
81 MISSISSIPPI. and il the Circuit Court IN the
counties 81 the 9th judicial District OF the
state Of Miss.
References
Col. 8: 7; Bailey Macon Geo. I
Hon. WIN. G. Dawson, Greensboro Geo.
Isaac q. Bowe. New t1rleans.
Hon. 8. i. Prentiss, Viclsburg Miss.
Messrs Marqnan e. Co. New York,
Sept. IL, 164l.
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GrOcerles! V1vvu-:oalI

groceries: Vt1vv0e1oali
CHEAP FOR CASH.
q tihds Sugar, No. 1, from Proctor's plan
. taton, Louisiana.
| II Bbls s.
40 Sacks Rio, Laguiria Havana and Java
| Coffee.
10 BbIs Molasses, refined, Sugar House.
% OLD Rect. Whskey,
Monon. Rye, do. Five years old,
6qr. Pipes cogniac Brandy, choice Brands,
/" Casks Madeira Wine,
Bbls. Vinegar, Best Apple,
Doz. Table Salt,
6 Boxes Va. Tobacco,
Bbl. Sn okIng do.
is Boxes Segars, assorted brands,
10 Ralsins,
% kegs nails assorted,
, tons iron, swedes,
10 Boxes Glass asst x10, 10x IL, Tx IA.
10 :. Soap,
5 Kegs Dnpont's best Powder,
30 Lbs. Indigo,
ALSO,
Gin, Rum, Mnscat Wine, lin boxes,)
Lead, Shot, Painted Buckets. Nader
Loaf Sugar, Candles, Tea Pepper.
and numerous other articles. which were well
selected, and guaranteed to be what they are
represented.
For Sale by
S. J. DENMAN,
Main street next door west &c. Hills Drug
Store.
IAlabama Money, including the Branch at
Mobile, taken at par.
CoIumhlIS Sent e. 1910
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FURNITURE
BAGGING & ROPE
IN BANKRUPTCY ~ 1Se

IN BANKRUPTCY No.-~456.
District Court ofihe United States. J
Northern District of Mlssissippi,
OFlCE IS hereby gwen thai Will,
1N LIAM DOW SIN(i,of Lown '"s co a,r =
mas been dcly declared bankrupt by an or,
a ''e q this said Court, made on the oath day
u VII ge'poer a. D; 1912; and that the said
MILAN DOWSINti. has applied fol- !
certificate of final discharge from his debts nm,
provided : and the - $50 '''1''0 '''''
:, fo1rth Monday Of January, 1913.
a. An aOerdeen has been set for the final hearing.
al parsons interested may then and there an
per % show cause ifany they can, why The de.
granted. -..,,-'A n.y. "
Test, a. Ar RAf.NnATE 10
Oct. 18th 1912. y
CHEAP FLANNELS.
w HIFE y Red Flannel heSng very cheap
BY the piece Or yard.
WM. HUDDLESTON6 e. CO -
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DE-. 81. s fLTOArST.9LE,

DIR. ". "a. kAAGbsWlS Aa1 M
DREsEN1's his thanks to the public or
L their past patronage, and respectfully
informs them that he has invented several new
instruments. by means of which he Will be en-
abed TO perform with superior facility the
moss difficult operations known to the practice
of Dentistry. He win also insert artificial
palaies of gold, where the natural ones have
been LOST.
For the completeness and easeto the patient
with which his work is executed, he refers to
the following gentlemen:
Drs. S. b. Malone, G. ~. Smith, Tate &
Winter, p. Lipscomb. E. F. Calhoun, Esq.
and Mai. Vim. Dowsing, DIR. w. w. Hum
nbries. and Col. j. ID. Bibb.-C Columbus,
Hon. Sam J. Gho,son. Aberdeen Mss.
Hon. Jas. F. Trntter, HsHy Springs.
Mai Jesse Ivy, F'airfelL Alabama,
Rev. o. T.. Nash, Warsa1e, I"
Jordan Reese, StarterilLe Miss.
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HATS. HATSn HATS.n
ME have on hama rood assortment "a
Genllen1en's Fashionable Back Hats.
medium brin, black and white smooth do.
WIN. 1lUDDLESTON. & co
sept. 1912. z = = z
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

October 7lh 1912. St.
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Wonders of the world.

IN E1E III
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-05-09

try, more liable to select unworthy men and
that n minority would lie able to govern, as the
representatives from five of the largest States
would constitute II majority IN the House, and
might he elected 10y bare majority of those states,
moi composing more than quarter Of the people
OF the Unlted States land the lNtIsr opposing
the dietricI system us unconstitutional Tor Con-
gress, as neXpedient, uul as under the control
vi The Suites, &c.
Without taking question the House adjourned
THURSDAY, April 2e.
In the Senate the general Appropriation bill
WINS discussed most of the day in committee.
In the House Mr.. Slanly, from tho selec, COM
mlttee on public expenditure, submitted The long
looked-lor report Of Mr.. Poindexler FROM the
commission 10 inquire INTO the management Oi
the New York Custom House, WHICH was laid
Oh the table and ordered TO be- printed. A mo-
non to pint 10000 copies lies over.
The National lniegencer says we have had
no opportunity TO examine its contents; but those
who have had Time TO 90 80 pronounce il to be
startling development Of abuses, which have
grown up land some OF winch huve grown od)
with The Custom House establishment. In due
time our readers shall have n glimpse of its con
tents, which are volutnnous us well us interesting,
aud which it will luke some time to nIaster
The Apportionment Bill was again taken up in
Committee OF the hole on the Union, the ques
ton Immediately pending being on the amend
ment OF Mr. Colquit 10 exempt the State Of Geor-
gia trom the operation OF the General District
System, us proposed by the amendment from the
Committee on Elections.
Mr.. Kennedy OF la. concluded his remarks i'll
opposition To the District System.
Mr.. Barnard ably advocated The amendment,
contendng that the Constitution gave lu'l power
as 10 regulating tie tune, place aud hummer OF
holding ELECTIONS 10 the States first, aud power to
the General Government OF revision aud correc-
ton OF state legislation when necessary, that the
necessity now existed and the District System
should lie adopted for the correct and perfect ex-
preston OF the popular viii Nc NC
Nlessrs. Payne aud Clifford opposed the amend
mcnI on The grounds OF consIitutouality aud ex'
pediency.
The House then adjourned.
FRIDAY, April 30.
In le House, Mr. Gushing moved II reconsd-
GRAFTON OF the vote 10y which on Thursday, the
usual number OF copies of MIR. PoIdexters Re-
port relative to the New York Custom House
were ordered 10 be printed.
III February, II appears resolution was adop-
ted ealing on The President for the report OF the
commissioners on that subject. Hence 1t was urg-
ed that M Poindexter's report ought to come TO
the House through tie President Instead Of
through the committee on public expenditures 1t
was stated by Mr.. Wise that the report had been
sent 10 the treasury department on tie 20ih OF the
present month only, SO that the censure cast OH
The President for the aIIedged deluy, could not be
boiuc out.
Mr.. Sanly had a letter Of the President read,
from which he argued tia, il was BY no means Ger
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DENTISTRY.

DR. J. McGREGORY, Surgeon Dentist, respec fully
IL tenders his professional 10 the inhabitants Of
Montpelier and the public generally. He has taken q
room Rkes Building Stale Street. opposite the Bank,
where he at all times be consulted He performs all
operations known in Deatsuy, such setting natural
artificial teeth singt or in entne SETS as to possess
perfectly natural appearance and preserve to the
all the advantage Of mascaun and articulation; and he
6 and extracts, the latest and approx ed
style (which he be excced BY Salisfac
tory references given if required.
(hnrpes reasonable "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-05-09
JOHN HALLS ESTATE.

TTNHE subscribers having been appOined by The Hon
J. Probate Court, for the dstrc, Of Lamole comms.
sion .rs receive examine and adjust all csims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate OF JOHN HALL,
late Of Elmore, said district deceased and also all
claims and demands exhibit ed in Offset thereto, do hereby
give notice that SAID estate Is represented nsovcn and
the tenn Of months from The 23d DAY Of April ls42
allowed by said Court the creditors Of said deceased
exhibit aud prove their respective claims, before us
and that will attend The duties Of our appointment
the dwelling house If George w, Bailey in Fillmore, in
said district the first Tuesdays Of July and October
ID 1912 from nine o'clock in the forenoon TILL one o'clock
in the afternoon, on each OF said days.
ABNER DOTY, Commits
Dated az Fillmore This 25Ih day Of Aplh. y 1872
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Gov Fairfield has issued proclamation ORDER
ing the Legislature of Maine to convene 90 We'd
nesday the lS inst. to consider the subject OF The
Northeastern Boundary Question, "and to receive
such communications as may then he made 10
them, and to consult aud determine on such
measures as they may consider will best promote
the welfare OF the State aud Nation"