The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
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friends I'd call on him and TO
bring him their cotton. He will
be with Mr.. Gardner throughout
the winter and will be glad to
serve his friends.
Numerous inquiries relative to
the expiration of the game law
have been received in this Office
as the hunting season advances
and from The DISPATCHES inves-
tigation the time limit is on the
18th of the present month. There |
are any number of quail this
season and the sport behind the
dog and gun promises to be ex-
ceptionally fine.
The fact that Congress IS soon
to convene and that the First
Districts able representative,
Mr.. Gambler, is to return to-
Washington, where he will be on
the ground and can look after
his District interests, leads the
people of the Steens section To
hope that he will succeed in hav-
ing the Stems free rural route
established. Mr.. Gambler will
be requested to get the route es-
tablished as soon as he returns
to Washington.
The policy of consolidation
which has been so successfully
carried out in the Mt Vernon
school in Eastern Lowndes is to
be followed by the Eubanks
school and the Rural Hill school
uniting forces. The new school
will be known as the Rural Hill
school and 1T will be enlarged to
meet the demand for increased
room and better school facilities.
Prof. Hull, one of the ablest edu-
Gators of the county. will be the
principal of the school and he
will be assisted by Miss REEVE
land Ellis, a capable and accom-
plished teacher. The ne W
school will open on Nov. End, and
it is urged that every pupil be
present.
THE DISPATCH has some good
news for the people of the Wood
neighborhood this morning in the
announcement that their free
rural route for the daily delivery
of their mail will begin on Mon
day, Nov. End. This announce
ment was received last Friday
from an official communication
from the postoffice department
at Washington and it gives cause
for rejoicing throughout the
Wood section. The boxes will be
ordered at once and every pre-
paration made for the service to
begin. The name of the carrier
is not yet announced but it will
be made public in am pie time for
the commencement of tie ser
vice.
The following subscribers have
our thanks for renewals of their
subscriptions during the past
week: Rev. J. T. Murrah. Shaw,
Miss; Judson Harris, Jennings,
La.;P M. Halbert, City; Capt.
A L. Harrington, Caledonia; S.
L. Coleman City; V. B. Wheeler,
Swanzy; J. D. Hendricks, Gale
donia; E. M. Game, Caledonia; j.
T, Baxter, Caledonia; Fl. B.
Vaughan, Wood; r. E. Smith.
Caledonia; John Bankhead, Gale
donia; L. l.. Williford, Caledonia;
John 2. Parker. City; r. S. Crit
fin. r. F. D., City; E. NJ. McKis-
sick, Caledonia; L. NJ. Spann,
Caledonia; r. G. Molloy, Caledon-
la; D. B. Andrews, Caledonia; H.
J. Egger, Caledonia Henry
Thomas, Caledonia; G. r. Smith,
Artesia; G. w. Myers, Caledonia;
w. D. Cockerham. Darracutt,
Miss; S. E. Thomas. City; w. L.
Davis. City; Capt. l. H. Sanders,
Swanzy; Jack Robinson. Swanzy;
Henry Johnson and Isham Thorn
as. Wood; J. Ell. Lance, Wood; w.
L. Ellis, r. F. D.; J. r. Harris,
Steens: J. M. Keenum, Caledon-
la; Mrs. Ellis Cald well, Caledonia;
N. S. Partain. Caledonia; Will
Duth. City; w. w. Egger, Gale
donia; and others.
Do You Want To Yawn7
Feel cold shiyerings, aching in the
bones, lack of energy. headache and
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