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Special Nvonsi esrvIsA

Special Nvon~t esrvI.A :;:t
 WAsE1N0TON, D. C.. Jan. 81F+ The sctdmittes uf congress which HAx been fnnlsIuE intp thH matter will TepPrl fsTorAbly un the quaaiI6u df the physical valuation ar railroada.
 1t ia said that she eommilses AAn show that by thA phynicel YaiuatieH, T<thcd the reads can be aszessed with more justice to the people.
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IT IS UP TO YOU

To aend ID ths friends who have bSsnI writing to you &or in6crmatlSn about EuuIs and iH rOs1uczs. A copy of the Mining and Dredging Edition Of the, Daily Nugget, price 80 cents. Sand one un the next mall
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-01

You have nrs%t hksIT kpu-sd y9ur saVina on year fvsI and arsr%ris@- Let us HaRrs yuu a 5rSAeAf saslna on y5Hr winters nuat. Phone Rad 70.
 UNION MEAT co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-01
BEND YOUR LAuMpRT

To sh4 PsPpIe@ Laundry whArS you will r<csIvS EOod WOrk AxsSuasA bS neKs huL white rampsOTvA Nhs rs1sIVA the EtAndard H4h~A
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AT THE NEW FABLE.

Old Ls~in Hunter hys ana the Fa- R4aHs AthsFton Bourbon NtI; tkAys. Distilled spring 1SO4t1SQa b4FBrs h bond and rsdursA hb % pst SAWs by U. 8. ssSstn n.ent. by khS hottss sr Setfsn. -,
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NOTICE TO EAoLEs.

All members deSfr1ng Invitations f0r rrIendR for the annual hnlI on February 2. arc rrrusstAd to hand thelr nRnes in @ tue sEcTetarY at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

mi HONEME\TS - Mcssrs. liner
lndu chairman. Duf. Of Jackson. I'll.
Tor. Noet. Porter. Crislcp. Farms
worth. Flesher. Robinson. Reynolds.
lc". Rhes. Seibort. Terrell and Nash.
lENlTENTih3Y-N"-ers. Rhodes
chairman. I'LL. DUvIiuC. Uuty. Gray.
llinermdr Porter. Crane. REYNOLDS.
Hartman. ElsCn. Ice. SchTcWsberry. NJ
zen and VA h.
AGRGCTLTIRE-Messrs Dur. Of
Jackson chairman. Van Motor. car
per. Reynolds. smith. Of Tyler. Par
risH. Wilson. \ metz. N rtzpl .Iol!no.
Nash and Li-ncuianfcltc~
RULES Nessre Worth chairman.
Johnson. Schccr. Dice ami Nysou-.
MILITARY AFFAIRS - Ne. sre
rdnc chairman. Svlccr. REYNOLDS.
ldllcr. NIttall. Wilson. Crou.,. Ilincr.
man. luiIiG|. SoI bert. Duff. OF N.cnols.
Ciircvsoe-r: ANA 4~ltf,rau. .
'Iaims and GTcvarre--,Nlc.-~s
S'"iGth 'chairTaut. .N-ben 'rnuse.
llin"rT Johnson. Noe,. Honatcr.
t'' h"r. Par~onr. Talbot. Scibcrt. NJ
len. Nidcr-pH o. Nash
STATE EOUNUNitIES No-.rs.
sutton tcha.rnarl. Wilson. Bannistn-.
Wortz. iloulh.- 'nIwril Humcsrncr.
'arr'~ S1rae ii.'.r. IcIrGc. Thpmp-
son. Sarns. NcrIaV. UcCauirv
LABOR Nc--r- No's. tchairm1n1,
LIli'r, Wolfe Nia.nu. t-bur,. Pono oil.
NandiE'. nID.. Eumgarnor. Robin
son. Thomi son. NcCrav. -;ocl-. Nc
tauirv. Dur OF Nicholas
ELEt TtCN $50 PglVLEGES-
M"--r Parrish chairman LiIler.
smith. NJ T'i'r. Coos. V1r'cr. Van
m'i".. '|-par Nrusft. =. hurt. Ifar-
man. Geo.. W"tz"i Shaf'r GooJr iista.
Uf Calhoun
FEDERAL RELATIONS N.----
Dr't chairman. t'.It. oil. -,cars.
b~uW2~furr. SIM On. DoI. -.Iuo. .rf..
'r'"n Glenn. o. .raird. l.4.nu.. Wet.
~. 0na.'r Ia'Lpit. NtItn. 49, sous
ROADS Nr--ra Grf, n..i-manI.
'a.. uo. N-purl. '.Ik ft.i Cr.ler
''.r Porter -wfI. OF urddridrr
.r Nrr'r HIIIl. tom. W.Cau.
r.. bua OF Ni,fpft.
Irfrt I,f. N>D SANITATION
N. o.. isr..vnr-r fs.it mann. VAN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
Take FOLEY
: KIDNEY PILLS

Tonic In Action = Quick n Results
Get rid Of your Deadly kidney
Aiime nts, that cost you = high proc
W endurance o. pain, loss OF tine and
money. Others have cured themselves Of
KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES
y the prompt and timely use Of FOLEY
KIDNEY PILLS. Stops BhcKACHE,
HEADACHE, and ALL the many other
souSies thstfollo
and URINARY IRREGULARITIES.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS will CURE ar
sase ofKDNEY ard
LIZ not b-yon% the reach ofY.-ssek.. No
Dsdieine can DO mare. In yellow paetsga
Fur sale ~ John coIsnsn q Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
PROGRESSIYES DEN0UNCE THE
STEAMR0LLER DAWSON TACTICS

a positive declaration or his position
AZ mat time. rs IL vas he lad somes
thing 20 say about everything except mis-
own plans.
There - a general impression that the
endorsement OF Edwards Was a play To-
the galleries 10y the ex-governor. Its
realized that the action Of the convsn-
ton viii nave little weight with The leg
'sfature. which Dawson had counted
upon Furthermore. Dawson realizes IN
''pelessness OF the Edwards cause and
IS bet eyed to be counting c~onfidentIy
Upon a turn IN the tide in his dfrsStlon
when Edwards g. thrown over. 2 T.
~ Tor that part 81 tho resointfs, H.
inahdinS an open election on the flS"p ~
me !nint assembly there are many uba
eNpIers the belief THAT fsawson knoWs
neltI"r ne or Ed08rdS have casnca
ava plans 70 force n deadlock IN oder
20 k"l" umc 90 which tD nIriher ME
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

COS from hundreds OF Hands,
Dresses for Afternoon. street and ra
we're In dsintiest OF most practical st,
SIX and Cloth modeis-Charmeuse 81
Crepe DE Chine. Satin Rrocades. Me.
lines. Chiffcns. Serses. Fancies, veivr
Etc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

din" fshnry. Nrnrtt. Banni stc-. Cook
Crisiep, Bowling. Fleshorr Warder.
Morrison. SanEs, E.son. hItsrson. Lin
gamfel ar.
COUNTIES. DISTRICTS AND MI.
NiCE'N. CORPORATIONS-Me.srs
Vert chairman. Nrbeuz. Parrish
STig"r. Honaker. Nsbury. Hinerman.
PHr"oI. Grouse. Haruen. Terrell
Thompson. Sanns. SLafer, and Wefzel
Refrigerator boats are to be oppr.
ated between s.. Louis and Ncy or.
leans by a new S2.jO0.OCO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
CUPS AWARDED
AT POULTRY SHOW
sfUcK INTEREST MANIFESTED III
AWARDS.
wheeling Man Wins h. II. A. Cup.
ElAest Show tn state
Closes Ton, ght.

Yesterday morning tie silver Guns
riv'u Us various bu mess houses for
tue bot "snih.ts At lie T-i-Stn,. poul-
w. -h. W"r, awarded THO ..hiuit-
80 "5ti". ips- OF patronage IRON.
me H'su wait. Dut ~ d. FNpected tina,
lHlE crowd NIll be a~tiact-d today 4,
II' best ''tUEru shaw ever held ia
ii- -i-t' Iu" show viii omen tbi.
n"inI. ct D" o. ~ hul viH close At
4 D. .tur oe tre board Of directors
NHs I'.i last fIEtT and - was decided
= "a Hlt ur"miums Do fuII. gIth.us1
'"' So iHd.'' hhr not tccu up tu e.
. faf.rf.f
Tie aiisr.an.s Is-' nsht WIS good
'i o. ir fh' Increment weath--
.F -~ttstuirg 90" -npW aic nov fail
hE T. i.k' a~d'auftEr 81 tho chance
zee ttt g. lHnriuu of sine uew audi
I .'n ~ 10. unfinished stats.
-" rnfarE Ne'f auIr fha- DO La tai
- more than 5000 pounds 81 EfaIn O..
s'1 eli o." I"ui'r' 100 dispirv sine,
.hoU s.ntis1 This - allowing tao
~. - per crickcn
~. -. Winners follow
Ii Wheeling inard o. Trade Gun
'l.-n Er" Wcaf Ncsaudcr IA.
'uH 4. u silver ono aud VA
El'.r i"r f.r best -.uoral displa, or
n r.i'e- hf anf ono s4hih-
wv, 19'h-' geese and ban
7h" Wheeling Uus.uess Men sesoci-
~ i"r 900 hot general dis
H'. vas wnr hf Louis Trobe. CITY.
THO Wheeling N.ws Gun. far third
q ."f1l d|.rl .f. va wou bv Berry
~ ttn I'"int Onio
l tifrlI' nf fuIhf.a 81. ducks and
was vHu l- Walnut Mn farm
. r f%irrfpr ~ "
UrrrrIrr a 90. Gun for
'ff " .f'Hr ~ hrrfHu4 Won b. ttar,v
D -- $50 f.. .ff.. HII.
'.' I.H.f Cd. cup Tor I4rr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

nor ''u s-c follow ng rnv m
s'-. ctious csr,f uIr : rd4, ia. ,ir,s
Thy i'm % ia. a-a a dr,t, If
Whs.- 81 bedtime
Wee. ! may O.. BE- v,. a,f b,-
9.'i VI Oh pills. 'I' .u nboIf s,x
weeks u front 49, me w1 .,
TT, TatI.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
UTAH WILL CAST VICE
PRESIDENT VOTE FOR HADIEY

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Jan 10
-Utah's four electoral votes for Vice
President viii be cast for Governor
Hadley. Of Missouri. This was the
agreement reached hy the electors to
day. Mrs. Margaret Jane Wichier.
one of tho Republican electors. the
daughter Of q Law partner Of President
Lincoln. probably sill be chosen 10
ington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

y" brick made in the Yards along
the hudson river. in Now York. since
1901. N laid hat. would make n side.
walk twenty feet vide around lhs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

80 winnings IN IN largest class. Won
q mite Leghorus
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Games r. Ruefsr. one OF the Original
FroEressivost" Comments Oh
pawson's Actions.
Intelligence Bureau.
@arieston W. Va, Jan- 10.


The action Of the Uawson.EdNardS
machine al the So-caI!ed Progressive
rally "Wednesday might. in demanding
the senstorship for Edwards AMI IA.
NsrlS alone. and In declaring for an
elettlon on the open floor Of The Joint
assembly OF the legislature. - aptIy
summed up by James r. Rucker. one or
lns original fyosrsSsives in IseWisburE.
-frc progressive. By the adoption ~.
ihht resolution said Mr. Rucker ~did
the very thing tiie National TrnaTessIVe
partN has so strongly deoiaFed aRaiu.t.
rhsy assumed the ATTITUDE Of boss~4 in
an attempt To- h~ss The " est Virginia
leElslature The ATTEMPTED In dicta .
~ the same breah with the crN AGAINST
hofsisn. Notning the ProETersiVe tsrt,
mas lone ~ west Virginia could have
oeen 80 fatal 20 the cause
Mr tucker. n an abie and mastrrfy
aoHreN. opposed TIE resolution on the
r.on- 81 ihe convention. hut the lawson
Ian4ed ~ me boots. ieers AVID Misses -
III vaccine . who danced uaen
ha"son pulled the strinEs
pa1sou.s silence IN the face OF G.o-s.
y ~LauEhlin's inference that ne cold
toN a senatorial possibility. made
Nhen az opposed the snfqrss
mem or fdvaTds ~ am one tarttlula-
csnlidete az tho time the Edwards res1
utinn was ~. only confirms VIA; nss
tefttotore heen Frneraii' nccspteI -
lightning rod up and is Ioping a. rs-
a. an avoN 81 receptive candidate thef
the BOT Wh come his p-a, Wsd Dau-
epi ncen sincere IN his eudorsama.t 90!
Edvards he would have come out wlt,
The Southern herald., 1913-04-18
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT

Exercises of the Gillsbnrg Col
legiate Institute will begin April
20, 1913. On Sunday, April
20, the Sermon will be preached
BY Rev. W, Z. Farr, of Colnm-
bia; on Monday night comes the
Grand Concert. and on Tuesday
22ud, the graduating exercises
the annual address to be deliver
ed by Prof. J L. Jphnson' Jr-
of Hattiesburg Thenany friends
Of the old institute are cordial.
Invited to attend these exercises
The Southern herald., 1913-04-18
The frost did no material harm
A COMMIsSVONER'S NOTICE
OF SALE OF LAND.

By virtue Of the authority con-
ferred upon me by decree OF the
Honorble Chancery Court Of Amite
County, Miss, on the Sd day Of July
1912. in the suit of Weathersby
Brothers VS. ]. C. Graham ct ais,
the undersigned Special Commis-
sioner, will on the 2nd Monday OF
May, 1918, it being the 18th day
thereof, within the hours prescrlb
ed by law, offer for sale and sell to
she highest bidder for cash at pub,
lie out cry at the North Door OF
the Court House in the Town OF
Liberty, Amite County, Miss, the
following land lying and being IN
the County Of Amite, State Of Miss
issippi, described as follows to-wlt
All that part Of the S. W, 4 0
! the s. E. Il and 7 acres in tn
r west part Of the s. E. 4 Of the 5
E. 4 lying North Of the Ll6ert, Be +
,. and Osyka Road, Section 10 T. z
IS R. 4, E. and more particularly de e
h oribad as Commencing at the ;
I'll W. corner Of the s. E. Il Of seH ,an
in running thence in a North-Eastt
10 " direction to stake on IL
Isl Northern Boundary line Of said
q r. or Of the s. E. or, 7 chains ca
Of the n. W. corner thereof, then.
west on said Boundary line to t
lg n. W. corner of the s. W. or oi
re r. or, in center Of Liberty a
er Osyka Road, thence in a Sou'
en- /, Easterly direction along sad 70
Ill to where it intersects the line T
nino from the y, W. corner Oh
,oi 8. E. ar Of the 8. E. or TO
he Northern Boundary limo 7 cha
az east of the N. W. corner ther'
on containing % acres more or l'
This land is sold for the ?
the pose Of satisfying a Vendors L
rty decreed, by the Chaneery &c :.
TO Of Amite Co., state OF Mlsslssl
Of thereon, and to the purchase
purchasers at the sald sale |
any convey only such title as |
ome under law authorized to con
7. H. Van Norman
). Special Commissif
R. S. Stewart, Solicitor
The Southern herald., 1913-04-18
NOii,e Of Trustee SAFE Of Land

!, Tom H. Van Norman, Trus-
tee, under the provision Of and by
Virtue of the authority conferred
upon me as recorded trustee IN
deed of trust made by Carey
Chandler and his wife Terie Chan
dler, to the Weathersby Broth
ers, on the 9th day OF March,
1910, to secure certain indebted
ness to the Weathersbv Broth
ers, and which said decd OF trust
is recorded in book 8, page "a, IN
the Chancery Clerks office ol
E Amite County, Mississippi, ! will,
on the 18th day of May, 1913, offer
i for sale and will sell, a. pnbhc
auction for cash, to the highest and
best bidder, at the front door Of
the Amite County Court House,
in the town Of Liberty, Miss, dur
'e ing legal hours, the following de-
rs rs scribed lands: SwH Of sc Il,
~ ~ Sec. 18, Towns Zip /, Range . east
D situate, lying and being in Amlte
.e- county, state Of Mississippi. wlll
en- convey only such title as is vested
rs in me as Trustee by the terms o
nd said deed Of trust, which, howey
art er, | believe to be good.
ar, T. IL. VAN NORMAN,
us Trustee
'ne Posted at the court house IN "a
for erty, Miss, April la, 1913
The Southern herald., 1913-04-18
Nmithdale News
(Too late for last issue. J

(IO0 late Tor last lssue'J
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Gerald made
a business trip to McComb on the
3rd inst. Mrs. Gerald is visiting
in McComb
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. How
ard Parsons a fine boy.
We had a fine rain Friday morn
ing, that stopped blowing, and it
Just suited some of US as we went
and tried the fnny tribe. Some
had fine luck.
Farming is on the boom; plant
ing is going on, corn and cotton;
weevils or not, we have to plant
some cotton to pay that additional
raise in our taxes. Everything
grows except the farmers bank
account.
Judge J. H. Parson has return
ed from New Orleans, where m
went for an operation upon him
n self. He is not doing so we'll a
4 we wish for him.
Rev. chatham preached a fin
t sermon on the first Sunday, sui
n iect-the prodigal son.
Mr.. D. Fem is still confined
S his bed, and Uncle Walt Weatl
'k ersby does not improve much.
"a Mr.. E. ]. Gerald has returnt
ks to his farm. He has been in tt
l. G. Shops at McComb.
-er Messrs Leonard Morgan al
Percy Zeigler made busine
trip to Liberty on the 9th and 8
inst.
Mr.. Frank Gerald of Shrevepo'
inc La, was over last week to see
parents.
Mr.. Carl Garner was visiting
Mr. Reeves recently, and MI
10 Reeves visited Miss Garner Ii
9Th week.
Mr.. L. H. Garner is improvi
in fast.
.ev. Mr.. Hamp Burris was out b
ces; gy riding on Sunday; looks as
ave someting might happen. We
n as ing hells have just about rus
,ood out in old Smithdale, and
mes would like to have one piece
cake if nothing more.
,vod Blue Eyes
The Southern herald., 1913-04-18
In NIemMOry.

Died - December 18th, 1912,
Hon. Chas. H. Firth, in his 10th
year.
Funeral services were held in
the Church at Robinson, Rev.
Mr.. Lane conducting the sevices;
| his body was carried to the grave
by his comrades who loved him as
one soldier loves another who stood
shoulder to shoulder at times
when mems souls were tried.
In times of peace he was loved
and admired for his sterling quail
tiles as man and citizen, and when
the time came that Amite county
could no longer submit to tyr'ny,
he was in the front rank as a lead
er to expel the insolen+ Carpet
a Bagger from his county.
He represented the county both
as Representative and Senator IL
. the Legislature.
He had been commander OF th'
: Amite county Camp No 226. U.C
Y. for (18) eighteen years an
. was always ready to espouse tn
~ ~ cause of the Veterans.
:" Mr.. Firth was the first editor
y, the Amite Democrat (now Th
vi Southern Herald) when it wa
established in 1859 in oppositio
Lr. to the Liberty Advocate" " a Viii
ay paper. He was about % years
zee age, but recently graduated fro
nd Georgetown University. KY, al
et- was studying law in Liberty. /
Ter continued as editor until he ent
Of ed the Virginia army in April 10
ach being one of the first Of our M
los to get on the firing line, a
ish served as a true and good sold
ity. throughout the war.
ony His wife, to whom he was m
}. ried January 81, 1866, surVl'
. ~. him, and four sons and two dat
' ntIters with her mourn his loss,
49,; mot without hope to meet him
:i :4 that better land where there is
i'y W sorrow but all is Joy and happin
.t'J ' and earthly troubles are no mi
The Southern herald., 1913-04-18

Little Lenera Bennette has re
turned to her home in Gladi.-g al
ter a visit to her grandfather, Mr.
II. 6. Lea.
The Southern herald., 1913-04-18
TRUSTEES SALE
The State of Mississippi
Amite County. J

The StAIe Ol VI lo'lS'l ~
Amite County,
WITNEsSETH:-
That by virtue Of authorit7 vest
ed in me as Substi ted Trustee,m
deed Of trust for Three thousand
(S3OOO.0O) said deed Of ftrustrecord
ed in book 8, page 389 in the Chan
cery Clerks office Of Annie Coun-
tv. Mississippi, OF date November
18th, 1911, given by f. S. Atkln
son and WoodsoH Atklnson,to the
Peoples Bank OF Summit Miss
r which deed of trust was atterwar'
e transferred to Fist National Banl
j. Of Lake Providence, La, and deIauI
It having been made in the paymen
e Of said Indebtedness, and beng r,
Ie ouested by the holder to eXeco'
), said trust. | will on to wit; MOI
ID day, May 5rh, 1913 offer tor sale al
h sell to the highest bidder for c&'
I'd within legal hours at the Cou
IN House door in Liberty, Miss, u
ne following described properly,
ne wit:
MS The S. E. 4 Of the N. VIZ, t
of, sW 4 Of the n + 4, Sec twer
IS. three (23), Township Three e
lr. Range Four (N, in Amite Coz
len ty, S,ate of Mississippi
urt The title to the said property
,pi, believed to I've good, hut wlll
or " convey such as is vested IN
IN as Trustee, by the terms OF
'om, Instrument
,ev Witness my signature tins
day Of March 1918.
nor A. ]. Evans, Substituted lru
D, G, Williams, Atty
The Southern herald., 1913-04-18
SHERIFFS SALE
G. p. Stone & Co. J
VS. 7

w. W. Welch I
|, the undersigned, Sheriff of /
Amite county, Mississippi, will, on !
Monday, the 9th day of May, A.
D. 1913, between the hours OF II
O'Clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m,
sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder or bidders, for cash, at
the north door of the court house
at Liberty, Amite county, state OF
Mississippi, the following descrlb-
ed property, or SO mnch thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the
hereinafter mentioned writ and all
costs, to wit:
Lqnd described as beginning at
the 4 section corner between sec
tions 13 4 IA and running thence
s. 89o 3V east 1850 chains to- the
Liberty & Gillsbnrg road, thence
9 along said road 1st S. 5O' W. 5.oA
chs, End s, 43o VS. chs, Sd 5. 2
o f. $40 chs. to a gum tree at the
!. grave yard lot, thence N. 58o 45' "
1850 chs to a stake, thence 5. 7Oo
2W w 16 chs. to a stake, thence
, north IS W. % chs to old Clinton
road, thence along said road, LIST.
i S. 75o E. 5 chs, 2nd, N. 7O' East
- 1850 chs, .3rd, N. so E. 2.5O chs
to section line, thence on SAID Im(
"A south to place of beginning, con
90 tanning 48.72 acres, 1887 acres II
a., section 10 and 36.85 acres in sec
ton "A, all in township ! n. Rang
= 5E. Also another parcel OF lan'
;s described as beginning at the NJ
corner of W. = Of s, f. u OF sec
- ton 10 and running thence ). q
80 W. 25.7O chs to the Liberty an
,at Gillsburg road, thence along sal
road, 1st, S. so W. $50 chs, 2n'
S. 430 W. s chs, 3rd S, 2 f. g.;
chs, 4th, S. go f. 20 chs to an o
d-oak on the north side OF sa
tS tho road, thence n. SO E. 8 chain
"a thence N. 74O f. $50 chs to Il
.toJ S. W. corner of Mixon's 4 acre l'
w. thence N. IS W. 8 chs to a staE
of thence Z. 5 chs. to a stake, then
N. IS W. 1870 chs to place OF
ginning, containing 63 acres
section l3, township l, range .
re All the above described lands
2 al situated in Amite county and
MT state Of Mississippi;
Said property having been
arm. led on by me on the 25th day
March, A. D. 1913, as the proI
A"H tv of W. W. Welch by virtue {
oon. writ of Execution issued IN
= 49, tho above styled case by E. G. Mel
- ,,,;to Circuit Clerk of Amite Co., Nj
Jnlv by virtue of an enrolled Judgn
oDshy rendered in a Justice Of the 2
ais, l court ol DiS'' . VI I'''''' w.
omis. Miss, on the 22nd day OF Ma
lay of A. D. l9l9' 49,.
h dav Witness my signature, this
ascri6 9th day Of March, A. D. 1871
aall 20 w. II. BATEs,St
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Review School

Seven weeks course. Reviews
in all public school branches
July Dist to Sept. 9th, 1913
For terms-a idress Miss Lizzie
Stewart, Liberty, Miss,
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PIANO And VOICE RECITAL
BY STUDIO PUPILS OF
MRS. LOUIE WESTBROOK,
FRIDAY, APRIL IS. 'l3,SO'CLOCK, P. M.

Playfellows Waltz......."...Lerman
Willine Weathersby, Ivy West
brook, Ailyne Patton
Under the Misletoe. .......... .Engelman
James Lee and George Causey
Better be Good................Fillmore
Ivy Westbrcok, Grace Nunnery
(a) Valse, op. Recommendations
(bl Grand March de Concert. .Wallen
haunt Miss Butler
The Land of the Swallows.,..Masini
soprano-Miss Robinson
baritone-Caleb McLemore
I(a) Entreaty (tor left hand) ...Lichner
(b) Palacca Brillante.,............Merz
Miss Ridley
(a) The Spanish DIFFERENTIATION
b)YOur Necktle IS mp Behind. LOVING
Caleb McLemore
(a) Turkish March.."....,.....Mozart
/, Echoes from the Harp.....Zimmimai
!. James Lee Causey
Midsummer Night Dream. .Mendel'
sohn... Miss Ridley, Mrs. Westbroo
:. (a) A Nav Morning......".......Deng
(b) Ewes OF Blue................"..SpeaF
Miss Robinson
II Caprice Hangrois............Kett
s. Miss Butler, Mrs. Westbrook
Little Shaking Quakers........Bristo
n Hezekiah-George Causey
a Sisters-Ailyne Patton, Ora
C. Nunnery IvyWestbrook, Will
Weathershy, Lucille Stratton
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N. Humphreys.

Miss Alta Short arrived home
Sunday afternoon to spend a while.
She has for some time had posi-
ton with the firm of B. Dreytus,
Wholesale and retail, Natchez
Miss, the same firm for which
our friend c. D, Turnipseed trav
els. Miss Alta is undecided whetl
er to return or not.
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Education is a grand good thing

Education is a grand good thing
and people are beginning to appre
ciate it. A good school teacher
can make $50 a month for seven
or eight months every year Phil
adelphia Public Ledger
Better move to a Mississlpol
sonarate school district where the
salary is 500 per month. Fal
more than the income of the con
| tributOrs.