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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
NOTICE ron l.rmLACATION.

Department Of tho Interior. United
States Land Office at Santa Fe, New
Mcs, January ~, 1915.
Notice ~ hereby given that pernli,
Gaoaiion, VI Cabezon, New Mex. who
ca December 10. 1908. made home,
stead No 02T75. for Sh SW a Sec. =
and Ne NV See. II. township i1N
range 3W. y. NJ. T.. meridian. has nlcd
notice Of inteation to make fVo-yeai
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before Linus l.
Shields. United States commissioner
ut Jemez Springs. New Mex, on IN,
9Th day OF March. 1916.
Claimant nam 8 as witnesses:
Juan Domlnguez, OF Cabezcn, New
Mex.
ssn0n Valencia. OF Catezon. New
Mex.
Acasio Valencia, OF Cabczoa. New
Mex.
Mariana perea OF rciues. New Mex
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
Evening Herald Albuquerque
y. NJ
Of = leo. L, r, 2-e5.)
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The Markets


New York. Feb. ~l7.-Pric.s OF var
ious speculative issues underwent
downward revision today. mainly a. "A
result ~ professional offerings
Loss~s of one to two points wor.
registered 10y Cruciblc steel. New
York Air Brake. Mexican Petroleum.
American Smelling and other active
issues. United States Steel yielded
only slightly with no material change
ir rails
close,
American Sugar Refining. ii2 bid.
Amer. Tel. and Tel. l2Ii..
Anaconda Copper. s9is
Atchison. 102I
chino Copper. 57A.
Inspiration Copper, 49,.
Northern Pacific. ia.
Reading, 77is.
southern Pacific, 9gh
Union Pacific. l33L.
l, :. steel. sax.
I. = steel pfd.. III.
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judicial District OF the state of New
McAico, in aud for the County of Der.
nnlilio, ON the tenth day of December,
1910. IN the above styled and numbered
action Wherein and ny the terms Of
when the above named plaintiff Oh.
tanned u Judgment and decree OF fore.
closure against the said defendants,
winch sad lud, ment VAS rendered and
entered on the said tenth day of Deecm'
Der, lol5. for the principal sun of Nine
hundred tifty (SsJOOul Dollars. rr'trI
es's, cosls ans attMh.>, fees aggrepa'.
ins on" Thousand Two hundred Eight!
-FOUR r-l,2sluuJ Dollars. with interest
on the SAID principal SUM of $4,000
trom the date OF such decree at the rate
on ~, per nnnuni until paid, together
WIN me costs ana expenses OF sale.
ndct ana ~ virtue of suir order of
sale ana decree ct Foreclosure |, II. u.
cornell was APPOINTED special master
and was ordered nd dcerecd Ia sell NJ
pubic nuchon, 81 the front door of the
.o"ri i'ouHo OF hernhlllo County, New
M'Nlco' ~ rue manner prescribed hy
Ia" u, the highest aud best bidder ior
@hSh al mat ccrtuih piece and parcel of
real estate situate, lying and being IN
me '"nn,N 81 brfnallllo, state of New
MeHlc"' ana described as follows. to-
WIZ
a Tract OF lahd ~ the CITY of Albu-
1hcf9ne, ~ NJ and described AS fol
Io"s, to"n' 0t'it'd on 'hAwes' side
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NOTICE OF SALE.

state OF New McNico. County OF Bctnn.
lilo lu the District Cuuit.
Jesus Romero. Trustee in Trust. Plain.
tiff. ". Carlos u Romero. Executor
of the Estate Of EsUuirulo Romero.
deceased, and lguocitu Il. de Romero
and Juauita u. dc Chavez. hcits at.
law of Francisco Garriu De Romero
AND EsquiTulo Romero. deceased De.
PENDANTS. No. ~. lg7.
tudor and by vit,ur of an order Of
sale and decree of foreclosure. issued
out ~ the District Court 81 th, Second
Judicial District ct the state Of New
Mexico. in aud for the County of Bcr.
n%nlillo, on the tenth day of December.
1918, IN the above styled aud numbered
action. wherein aud by the terms of
which the above named PLAINTIFF OBJ
tnined II Judgment and decree Of fore.
closure against the said defendants,
which said tdgm,ut Was rendered aud
entered on the tenth day of December,
1913. for the principal sun of Three
Hundred $500. 90 Dollars. interest.
costs and attorneys fees nggregaiing
si"3.00. with interest ON the said prin.
cipnl sun Of 100000 from the date of
suid decree az the rate of 81 per an.
mum until paid. together witt costs aud
expenses ot sale.
.la a..
soIc and d,r,,r ~ fo,ocIo.nrc n n
| cnturll w,s ,pn,ip,.d sr,ri,l uns,c,
mud GAS n,dc,rd aud decree" ,o s,ll -,
| mblic nnc,ion. n, tho front door a., ,he
rour, Unusc of B.ru,UJlo Couptv Nav
| Mexico. in the manner prese ribcd nv
law. Ia M, hipbcs, and hos, bidder FOR
cash an Thai, certain pi.c, and Marcel If
rc,l estate situate lyi,p and heipp in
the County of Bcrnulillo. state of New
Mexich, aud described rs follows, TO.
| wit:
certain, nice, nr nnrcel of laps si,u.
, ,,c in III, old T,vp ~ ,Ibunperu,e
an the ems, side a, said town ond men
surinp from north 10 south Three Hun.
t, dred and s~evcnty.four (374) feet aud
from cas, "a ives, Two Hundred and
Fifty eight (25s) feet and bounded on
the north and west BY property Of e. y
FERGUSON aud the Public Road v.aieh
| goes from Old Town TO the New Town
ON the south by property of ,J.susa Bacn
de- Gallegos aud the Public Road and On
| the east bs the Aceqnia Madrc ~ Al
| buaucraue and property ~ Jesusa Raca
de- Galicgos aud commonly known us the
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NOTICE IVR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. Tinted
States Land ONCE al Santa Re. y.
NJ, February 10, 1916
Notice ~ hereby given that Bar-
nardo cauo, ~ san Pedro. y. NJ, who
on January II, ia0S. made homestead
entry No. Oj3S7-l4s12. for SW a, sec
Hon =, township i3N, range GE. y.
NJ T.. meridian, has nled notice OF ms
tontiou to make i've year proof. Ia
establish claim To the land above de-
scribcd, before lille G. Hughes. Unit
ed States commissioner, stanley, y.
NJ, IN March "a 1916
Claimant names ~ Witnesses:
Hilafio Martin Of golden. \ NJ
Alfonso Bennrider 81 Golden, - NJ
Felipe Rolando. Of Golden. X. NJ.
Florcncio Martin. Of Golden. y. NJ,
FRANrfSCO DELGADp.
Register,
Evening Herald Albuquerque. y. "
CT. T., 2-l2, l.. T., 3-2i)
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NOTICE tOU PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. T. $,
Land office at santa Re. y. Mex
Jan. rs. 1916.
January 2ist. 1919.
Notice is hereby gwen that sianucl
AJellanos. OF Grants. New Mexico,
who, on Aug. IS, 1919. made Home
stead Entry No. 0l7lis. for / e MEL.
ElfSEt, Section = Township 10 y,
Range . W, y. NJ. +. Meridian, has
filed notice OF intention to make nnai
three-ycar proof, to establish claim "a
the land above described. before
chas. Neust0dt, L. 5. commissioner
at san Rafael. y. Men. on the i'm
day OF March. 1915.
Claimant names ns witnesses; Pablo
Gaileeos, of Grant, \. Mex Jose Ma,
Tclles, 81 san Rafael. y, NJ Panta-
leon Chavez, OF Grant, y NJ Fred
erloo G%abaldon, of Grant, y NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
Evening Herald" Albuquerque
y. NJ.
OF. u. l-2s T.. r. $50
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Kansas city, Feb. IL. Hogs Re.
o. rts, 1900: market higher. Hulk
s7.go@S25: heavy. SS.O5aSar: hight
- S5"S 10; pigs, SG.5o@ -.
cattle - Receipts, 1000, marNn'
strong. Prime I'D stocrs. s. ioHH 300.
dressed beef steers. 81 % n s 80 west
crn steers. So pS.3j, calves. So. 80 u
100.
sheep - Receipts. 1000, market
steady. lambs. sl0,2iH 100, year
lings, 50 25m 10 40, WcthoIs t1,7jd
S35.
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Chicago. Feb. lt.-hiogs Receipts
SO. 600; market strong, Sc 60 80 1bovs
"o"tcrdaNS average. BulE, $50 ~
S.GS. lishi. S1SomSaO: heavy. $500
wS.50; pigs. s6 2iUT.i0.
cattle Receipts. 5,u0D. nafhe'
steady. Native beer steers. $3.50
9.a5 western steers. SG1OH SIS.
cow and heiters, $3.15WN.25' calves
SIS ap6 il.5O.
Sheep Receipts. 13.00u. market
steady. Wcthers. s5.15dS.' .amNs
50 6OmIl36.
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Denver l.iNc.tsnk.

Denver. colo. Feb. l7.-Cnttle-
Receipts steady: beet stcors 81 - a
80 OWE ana hcifors. st.2aHsio.
sjockers and feeders. So Qua 1856;
calves. s7hOM 10 90.
Hogs-Rcvoiuts 2.10d head; mar
kot 10 to - higher; top, $3.50,
bulk, $3.50 f.S5
sheep Receipts 100 head; mar
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Kansas city. Feb. 11.-Casn wheat
No. . hard. s12ai.2e: No. . red,
Si.2Sm I.29; MAY, $ilsa. July, ST.
1914.
white. 1lU71lkc. No. . yellow, ,2is
I13iac May. 13sc, July. 7fa.c.
oats No. : white. asa jOc; No.
mixed. 80 q t1c.
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wheat-May. sl.29; July N.22ss
Corn-May, 7SSc, July. iS7sc.
oats-May. $3.50; July. a5Ac.
May, s20.7o; July. t2072.
Lard May, s1O.22; July. 5000
Ribs-May, $3.50. July, sll.60.
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kct steady yoarlings, s. ID 2 20;
wethors, $i.50n 80. lambs. S9iaa
lQ2j; ewes, So 60 a = 90.
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Chicago Livestock.

Kansas cay. Web. i7-putter, -g1.
and poultry unchanged.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED--Partner IN first class,
growing business. in town with fu-
ture IN southern New Mexico. Capital
needed for expansion win pay divi-
dends from start. Address ~. Il. H..
care Herald.
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FINANCIAL.

FOR SALE SO American Telcgra-
phone $500 shares. 5000 Uncle
sam on Sc, 5000 Buick on &c. wire
orders. A.. l.. uoibcL Little Rock.
Ark.
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WANTED.


WNNTED-By Two gentlemen. board
IN private Jewish family. with or
without ooIns, trst class central To-
cation; not sics hut focur"rating. Al.
dress "B. A. care Herald
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FOR RENT--Houses.

FOR RFNT-t-room brick cottage,
nicely furnished $4,000 per month.
No children. No sick need apply Joe
Nain Realty Co, 20t W. Gold Ave.
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Standard sleeper FOR CLOVIS ana
Roswell leaves on No. sos. connects M
at il:5b - N.
No. 7 carries one coach only: no
sleepers.
No. sis will have standard sleeper
from Roswell from train "a. 81 at
Belen.
P. J. JOHNSON. Agent.
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01
T. J. FOLEY,
General Manager,
|. G. &c NJ. V.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Of Mrs. 6. E. Campbell, decd:
Letters testamentary having
been granted on the 9th day Of
October, 1916, by the Chancery
Court OF Amite county, Miss, to
the undersigned upon the estate
Of Mrs. G. E Campbell, 6eceasd,
Notice is hereby given to all
persons having Gains against
said Estate to present the same
to the said Court for probate and
registration, according to law,
within one year from this date or
tney will he forever barred.
This 7th day Of November, 1915
r. +. Williams, Executor
G. T. Gordon, Solicitor
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01
To Those Who Drive or Ride
In Automobiles

7 h constantly increasing
number of automobile accidents
grade crossings prompts the is
surance of this warning to all
who own, drive or ride in auto
mobiles to STOP, LOOK and
LISTEN before passing over any
railway grade crossing,
Crossing gates, automatic war
ming bells, electric headlights
signals, If not needed by those
for whose protection they are in
tended, are unavailing.
I will be glad to receive and
consider suggestions intended tc
reduce automobile accidents g
grade crossings, for the railroad
is ANXIOUS to do its full pant
However, if every person whC
owns, drives or rides in an auto
mobile will STOP, LOOK anc
LISTEN at grade crossings, thu
the danger will be entirle elm
iuated.
T. ]. FOLEY,
General Manager,
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01
WANTED

1000 bushels Of shelIed oon.
the highest market price paid.
W. II, BATES & Co. Libertv NJ
STRAYED: One blue sid.,
white back COW, about SIX ,ea1
old; unmarked.
One brown COW, small v.lh.
stripe down back: marked Il.
and two splites in one ear spa 4
crop and split in other ear
One brown-red COW, Whi,
stomach; bush of tail pulled a..
had bell fixed on with pieca i
chain.
All left Taugipahoa on Nov.
1st Reward for information.
J. B. RICKS,
Tangipohoa, La.
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01
A Market for our Syrup

One Of t he Mississippi pro-
ducts yet to be brought directly
to the attention of the great con-
suming public beyond our State
boundaries is sugar cane syrup.
There are millions of persons in
Nothern, Eastern and Western
states who have never tasted this
delicious syrup. Once let it
tickle the palates Of these secti-
ons and a steady market will be
assued.
The Mississippi Centennial Elk
position affords a means of in
Producing this syrup to the ulti-
mate consumers of other states.
The matchless products of Miss
issippi, one and all, are to be ex
hibited at the Centennial and a
larger market is certain to come.
Few exposition visitors who are
given a taste of our sugar cane
syrup will forget it and shipment
NORTH, East and will follow.
Not only will the Exposition
visitor lean that Mississippi cane
syrup outclasses other syrups,
but there will be driven home
also the story of the great pro.
,ductiveness Of the soil of this
state. When one hears that an
acre of land here can produce
from 300 to 600 gallons Of cane
syrup, which sells in excess oi
thirty cents per gallon wholesale
some idea will be gainee of what
this state has to offer both to the
investor and the consumer.
Farmers of Mississippi .ar(
waking up to the opportunities
about them ana the Mississippi
Centennial will boost every pro
duct and industry Of the state
H. e. Blakeslee, Director Gener
al of the Exposition, belives tha
the exhibit Of cane syrup will b,
one of the most valuable an(
popular exhibits of the many
that will interest and benefit th,
hundreds thousands Of visitors
Don't forget to send the Hel
aid your locals.
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01
REMARKABLE WILSON
VOTE.

According to the unofficial re-
turns, the Democratic and Re-
publican candidates for President
between them received last week
1880, 900 more votes than than
were cast in 1912 for Wilson,
Taft and Roosevelt. OF this en-
ormous Increase. 2,266, 900, or
approximately so per cent, were
for Wilson.
A study of election returns for
the twenty years shows that un-
til last Tuesday the Democratic
Party receded, while the Repub'
lican Party gained in strength.
Bryan touched the higher'water
mark for the Democratics in 1896
That year they polled G. .5O2, ,925
votes for Bryan; in 1900; $685.
1873 votes for Bryan; in 1904.
5,077911 for Parker; in 1908
6, 400, ,104 for Bryan, and in 1915
6,293, ,019 for Wilson.
On the Republican side, dur
the same period, there was {
marked upward tendency. Ir
1896 Mckinley received 7,104,
799 votes, and in 1900. 7,207,
923; in 1904, Roosevelt, 1923,
1856; in 1908, Tat, 1878, 9O8
and in 1912, when the total Pre-
sidental vote was surprisingly
light, Taat and Roosevelt togetf
er, 1904, 463.
This year the election drew
out a total vote Of over 16, 725,
900 for the Democratic and Re
publican candidates, but Mr.
Hughes fell far short Of the in
crease that was normally to b.
expected by his party and Mr.
Wilson added over 33 per cent
to the largest poll ever recorded
iavor Of his party. Where tn
Democrats gains were made j
shown not only III the State
carried by Wilson, but as wei
4 in most of those carried by HUI
hes, including Pennsylvania AM
lllinos. The swing to the Dem
ocratic candidate was genera
throught the United States, from
New England to the Pacific coas
The World.
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat Of tile. disease. Ca
tArrh ie blood or constitutional disease,
and IN order to cure It you must take In
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. Halls
CataETh Cure is not quack medicine. It
was prescribed by one of the1best ply
8icians In this country for years and is
regular prescription. 1t Is composed Of
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on tho
tiOn Of the two ingredients Is what pro-
oneos such wonderful results in curing
cataETh. Send for testimonials, free.
u ,. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Eela by Druggists. price 75c.
- Hali's Family Pills for constipation
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01

Wheeling in the lungs indicate
that phlegm is obstructing the at
passages BALLARD'S HORE
HOUND SYRUP loosens the pel
egm SO that it can be cOughed y
and elected. Price 25c, Soc ani
81. 90 per bottle sold by all dealer
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01
NONRsSIdeNt Defendant NSva
The State Of Mississinni..

To Shipp Ewell, Randall Goa
berry W, H. Gunby and John Gun
by, is living and to their unknog,
heirs if dead, any and all person,
whom sover having or claiming
an interest in the following land
Amite County, State Of Mississip
pi, to-wit-
Beginning at SE Corner Set
ion IA, Township | Range 2 East
and running North Is degrees
East 1929 Chai4s to a stake OI
Section line; thence 80 degrees
and 10 West 22.37 chains toa|
stake, thence South s. West S7.gI
chains to Section line on South
Boundary line Of said Sec.; Thence
East along said Boundary to place
Of beginning containing G2Hl
acres in the East part Of the 5 b
IA Section IA Township range2
You are hereby commanded b.
appear before the Hon. ChancerI
Court Of Amite County at Liberl.
Mississippi en- the First MOndal
of January 1917, being the lstdGY.
Of the month, then and there b.
answer the suit of R. L Ewell, tf.
the quieting Of the title to said
land and to which suit you are
defendants.
Given under my hand this th
26th day OF October 1915,
G. NJ. CAUSEY
Chancery CLERK,
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01

PosTED-All of the Lands be-
longing to the undersigned. and
also the land known as the "Har
reil place." and all trespassing.
fishing, or hunting with gun or
dog, orguns or dogs, either, both
or neither, is strictly forbidden
r. D. VAN NORMAN,
Liberty, Miss.
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01

Deep.seated coughs that resists
ordinary remedies rquire both ex-
ternal treatment. Ii you buy a
dollar bottle Of sBALLARD'S
HoREHoUND SYRUP you get
the two remedies you need for the
price, Of one. There is a HER
RIGGS RED PEPPER POR-
GUS PLASTER for the chest,
free with each bottle. Sold by all
Dealers.
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by W. L. JacEsl
and estrayed before W. v Vaaf
field Justice of the Peace Of Da
no 8. One nuley headed nsll7i
light dun color, about 8 yrs 0Ia'
neither marked or branded aPl1
raised at 500. 90 by R. /. afi
in and A g. Jackson. 70 !
sold first Monday in JAN, Ui0
Taken up by T. J. Thompss
and estrayed before A. q. S'ia,4 !, |,
Coroner and Ranger, Of Dist Noa
One brown steer, about ] 4 y
weights about $50 lbs. mo ilaI.
or brands; appraised at sl0
by G. NJ. Terrell and Van BFyl
To be sold 1st Monlay in Janul'l
1917 il not proved away.
Egtrayed before A. G. Ssrll
Ponoat bv Ripley P. Powell
black COW, split in deS''S 4
branded "T L N" on rlgn'
about 70 years Old, weight Y y
$50 lbs; appraised at Slz,og I
/ T Mack Brabham and > -
son, aud will be sold LIST MO-,
in Feb. 1917, if not sooner I
ly proved away
Estrsyed by G. j. Wllllap'
fore A. G. Stratton, Gofols'
Ranger, one brownish req
about 8 years old, head ~
ers and sides red, back il''
aob white, horns a litils ~ =.
swallow fork in each ea!'
about 45O lbs; appraised Y
by G. M Terrell and 4, :
iams, and will be sold y
day ia February lSi''
sooner proved away
Subscribe for the Hefala
zY YwNARgEES
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01

The LADIES HOME JOURNAL, THE
SATURDAY EVENING PosT aud
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN wish
to secure the spare time of man
or woman to act as local repre-
sentative in Liberty, Miss, ard
vicinity, looking after renewals
OF their many subscriptions in
this section, and Introducing the
publications to new readers. Pay
ment will be made in salary and
commission. Previous expert
ence is desirable but not essen,
tial. For details address, with
reference, Box 654, The CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Independ
ence Square, Philadelphia.
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01

The recent cold spell came and
found US as usual without wood
and pine, SO our deliquents can
bring US in a good load when
the dollar is absent.
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01

WANTED.-We will pay the
highest market price for all OF
the shelled corn we can get deliv
cred at our mill in Liberty, Miss.
ANTE LUMBER Go
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01
TICK QUARANTINE RAISED
Arkansas, Georgia, AIisSisSip-
nj, and Texas Released
Editor Southern Herald:

Editor O0utneTu IleIdlu'
Washington, D. G., Nov. 25th.
"A total Of 27,172 square miles,
comprising the whole or parts OF
As counties in Alabama, Arkansas
Georgia, Mississippi, and Texas,
will be released from quarantine
on account Of the cattle fever tick
December II, as result OF an OF
der recently signed by the Secre-
tary of Agriculture. AS a result
of the new order the total area ol
released territory will reach 3O9,
1856 square miles.
The most notable gain in tick
free territory was made under the
present release order by Alabama
where the quarntine is to be rais-
ed in 13 whole counties, aggregat-
ing nearly 1000 square miles,
miles, scattered throughout the
State. Mississippi comes second
with II counties, amounting to
5,814 square miles released; and
Texas is third, with five complete
counties and parts OF two other
counties released, amounting to
I5,424 square miles.
The territory to be released from
quarntine on December il in the
five States is as follows:
Alabama: The entire counties
of Bullock, Colbert, Crenshaw
Elmora, Jefferson, Lee, Morgan
Pickens, Pike, Tallapoosa, Tusca
loosa, and Walker; and the re
mrinder of the quarantined ares
in Henry, Jackson, and Sumter
Counties. This frees these coun
tes from Federal quarantine re
strictions. The total area releas
ed by this order in this State il
1876 square miles.
Arkansas: The entire coyntie'
of Franklin, Johnson, Logan, anC
Searcy; aud the remainder OF thO
qualaDtined area in Sharp count!
County. In addition a part of In
dependence and Sebastin countie!
will be freed from quarantine, 32'
slueare miles being released il
; the former and 800 in the latte
county. The total area released
IS 1854 square miles.
Georgia: The entire counties Q
Lincoln, Oglethrope, and Washing
ton; and the remainder of the qua
: antined aaea OF Lumpkin county
The total area released amount
to / ,594 square miles,
Mississippi: The counties @
Amite, Carroll, Forrest, Lee, Nc
shoba, Pike, Sunilower, Tallahat
t chic, Tippah, Union, and Wa
thall, a total area of 5.814 squar
2 miles.
Texas: The entire counties c
Archer, Baylor, Clay, Nolan, an
Wichita; and part of ShakelforI
and Throckmorton Counties TIL
total area released in this State i
l5,424 square miles.
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01
7. D. Zeagler,
Liberty, Miss.
Liberty-White r. r.
SCHEDULE
Sundpy only

Sund"y only
45 Leaves McComb at 7:20 a. N.
arrives at Liberty 8 35 a. m.
At Leaves McComb Sunday eve-
ning) at 2;50 p. m. arrives at
Liberty 3;55 p. m.
as Leaves Liberty 900 a. m.
Arrives So. McComb 1915 a. m.
48 Leaves Liberty 4:1O arrives at
Mcomb $40 p. ~.
(DAILY)
Al Leaves McComb ats Is q. m.
arrives at Liberty 7;30 a. m.
AZ Leaves Liberty 9:45 a. m.
arrives South McComb 1856 a. m.
New Subscriptions received here.
The Southern herald., 1916-12-01

Swellipgs OF the flesh caused
by Inflammation, cold, fractures
Of the home, toOthache, neuralgia
or rheumatism can be relieved Dy
applying BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT. 1t should be well
rubbed in over the parts affected
It's great healing and penetrating
power eases the pain, reduces
swelling and restores natural con-
ditiOns. Price 25c, Soc and $1.OO
per bottle. Sold by all Dealers.