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A!GS N!SDEDIi-
QUE PUE-
D
Evita Indigestion, Acedias, Gas en-
ell estomaco etc.

INDIGESTION. y prarticanente todas las aiec-
clones del Cdlccn autoricaces me
Sicas) de diez cases. nueve son oeoicoS d IN
cXrsso de acido hidroclorico en- el stomAEo
TN estomago aciSo" en- lorna croHic2' 6
.r.es 20 rc,.e peliC~oso Y las yictimas de es-
u eriermedad deben hacer cua!auiera &c es-
tss dos ccsas: O Sc ~suietan a uaI dieS hmI-
,aG, y con frecuencia desagra6able. supri-
niendo aIinrntos que no les prueoen oien'
Que irritan el estom2Go y cue cenoucen q BE-
creciones excesivoas de acido. o puecen CO.
ner razonablenente 10 cue sc les artole. ma
ciendo una costunbre contra at2car ell etec-
10 de acidos rocivos y p-evcn!r Il iorna2cioh
de gas, dolores o fermentation premature
per medic del uso de una poca dc bisHTated
Mzcnesia" en- las comidas.
Probablemente no hay nejor ant:-acido.
mas SECURE o mas digno lie Nnfianza que Ia
"Bisurated Magnesia', sc lisa extensamente
para este fin. No tierS accio7 direcra Ell
el est6.naGo y nc es IN digestive. Pero MA
cucharadita del polvo o dos pastilla5 de elm
co cranes tonadcs con IN POGO de aGIH con
el alinentc. neutralizara Ia scetcsidad exec
silva que pudie-a existir Y prsViene su torma-
ci6n adicienal. Esto elimin. Ia causa Gem
pleta de Ia indiSposici6n y el alimeuto Sc
diCiere natural y saludab!enente sin necesi-
dades de pildoras de pepsin o de digestion
artificial.
ConsiEa unas cuantas onzas de "BiSurated
Naguesia" con IN drosuista diGno de con-
fianza. Pids de eualquiera, po!vo O psstiIas.
Sunca viene como liquido. lcche 0 citrate, y
en- Ia to-rna bisGrada no cs un laxative. Pom
ga a p-ueba este plan y coGa 10 que le plaz-
ca en- su ~proSina cemido y Yea - este 10
IS 81 mejor ccrSejo CUE en- vida le haySn
dado acsrca de 10 que pueds conner" BIZ
su-ated MagneSia" sc vende en- todas las
DroSuerias y Beticas (Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-01
FL MARESCAL F0CH ES
NOMBPADO CEUDADA-
NO De LONDRES

LONDRES. julio 31.-Una imPor-
tante ceremonial tuvo luCar hoy en-
Q! Guild Hall. al serle confcrlda Al
Mariscal Focll, General;sImo de los
ci5rcitos aliad7s. 81 titulo de Gu
Gadano Ge Londres. Dcs0Ies de este
acto lp fua prcscntada al ~distingui-
do estratega n espada de honor, OBJ
soouiu dc la rrimcra ciurlal del mum
do. II Nariscal nj dar las graclas
ror 81 honor que Sc conferia, dijo
Ell arroio y valentia del ejerc'-
to br,tnico. desplegado durante la
guerra. no podria scr scbrepasado'
La ofens:va de Agosto de 1918. ma
bria alberto el canine q esos guerre-
ros hasta Ell Mesa Y Ell Rim, 81 no
hubiera zido detenlda Por el armisti-
cio."
Estuvicron preseHtes en- Ell acto, eI
Principe Arturo lie C~oAIaught, el Na
riscal Fajg Y los micnlbros del ga
binatc. e~ncabezados por el Primer Mi
nistro Lloyd-George Despues del
acto tuvo lugar IN banquete en- la
Mansion House, en- honor del distln-
guido huesped.
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Ell TRATADO ANTE Ell
PARLAMENTO BELGA

BRuSELAS. julio Sta Conf
sion de Relaciones E~Xteriores de la
Camara de Diputados belga, ratiflco
aver Ell tratado de paz ION Alemanla.
En- tai virtud. Ell tratado Sc pondra
ahora a la consideration de la Ca
mara para la aprobacion o desapro-
baci6n de tai ratification. Sc con-
sidera como cosa segura que Ell ira
tado sera aprobado por una apiastan-
te mavoria de votos, 81 es que no 10
sea Dor unaaInidad.
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do PRINCIPE A SUS
LABORES FL SUB
SRlO. POLK
Es ahora 81 iefe de la
Dele saci6n americana
lie tocara resolver los tratados
con Bulgaria y Turqula y
las cuestiones rusa, ball
ksnica y del Asia
Menor

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PARIS. julio 31.-Frank l.. Polk,
. Sub-secretario de EStaCo de! go5lernC
americana. que lego hace dlaS- a eS'
IA caoital. ha ~empezado a ln!clarSe
cor la ayuda de Mr.. Henry WhltC
y de los cxpertoS americanos en- e
maremacnun de los prob!emaS que
tiene ante 81 Ia ConferencIa de Faz
Y para IA seduction de los cuales va
> prestar sus luceS Y talento ocupan-
do 81 lugar cue le dejara el Score
tario de Estado. Mr.. Robert ). Ian
sing.
Aun cuando la Conferencia de paz
ha ~resuelto va los prOb'emas mas m
pcrtantes que lenia, aun tiene por re-
solver otros muchos, cue no por ser
MEMORIES u aquellos. dejan de ser de
gran im~portancia. .,
La s;tuacion hungara. por elemp!o
es una de las cuestiones mas .arouaS
nor r~esolver Y ninguna meJor1a ma
nostrado en- las ultimaS IS horaS. Los
inSisten en- emprender una
contra-ofensiva sobre las tuerzas
hIngaras de Bella Kun c inTadlr g!
+erritcrio de Hungria. cue eS pre-
cjsamente 10 cue Ia Conference dc
paz esta tratando DC evitar a toda
costa.
Como ese. hay otros muchoS pro
blemas o solucionar, que demandan
n gran dosis de. prudencla. saol-
duria V talento La question oalKa-
MICA, la question de- Adrlatlco' Ia
question del Asia Menor Y los man
datos sobre Armenia, Palestine, 81
ria. etc. V la question rusa, sobre TODD
sen problemas de no facll arregio Y
que ocuparan por mucho tempo u
"a atencion del Consejo Supreme en-
carrado ahora de so!uc:onar las cues
tones pendienteS, 10 mismo que los
tratados de paz con Bulgaria y Iur-
quia
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FRANCIAH A Tornado
POSSESSION DE DOS
COLONIAS
Son elias Ia TogoIandia y
Ia de los Kameruns
Estas antiques colonies alema-
mas le fueron cedir3as me-
dante IN convenio cele-
brado con la Gran
Rretana

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TARIS. julio 31.-Dos de las Qua
tro ~colonias que AIemania tenia en- el
Africa. los Kameruns Y Ia Togolan-
dia. pasaron aver formalmente a Ia
possession de Francia, por un conve-
MO firmado entire e! Nizccnde Miner
V Herr Simon, Ministries ingles y
frances. respectivamente. de ~cclonias.
FL t~orritorio de los kameruns, con
exception de n faja contigua a ! a
Nigeria, u Sc Ia adjudicado a IN
glaterra. fue cedido a Francia, es-
tando include en- los que en- 10 su-
ccsivo So ~conocara como los Came
runs franceses. el puerto de Duala.
Del territorio de Togolendia, la ma
vor parte. incluyendo q puerto de
Lomo. fue tambien cedido a Fran
cia por cl convenio anglo-frances.
FL c~orvenio de re~ferencia Sc hasa
en- cl articulo 10 del tratado de pez.
que dice:
'.Alemania renuncia en- favor de las
pr~incipales ~potencias al;adas Y aso-
ciadas, todcs sus derechos y tltuIos
sobrc las posiciones al otro lado dc
los mares"
PQr este contrato con Ia Gran Bre-
tana. Francia adquiere mas de 200
mil millas cuadradas. 0 una pobla-
ci6n de mas de 100000 de habi-
tantes. de los cualcs tan solo POGO
mas de 10000 son b'ancos.
Probablemente Ia possession france
sa 0 administration de estas coionlas
asumira la forma de IN mandate
cuando la Liga de las Naciones sc
-ponca en- efccto.
Los Cameruns, Zen aIeman Kane
runs,l Sc hallan situados en- ATM
ca entire Ia Nigeria inglesa y ol Con-
20 frances.
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Los serVidores del ex,
Kaiser a punto de
deClararSe en-
hueIga
Piden aumento de sueldo des,
de su medico personal has
ia ell ultimo de todos
sus sirvientes

ANERONGE. julio 31.-La pre-
~ente agitacion industrial universal.
ha conmovido tambien al personal de
empleados V sirvientes del eX-Em-
nerador de Alemania en- cSta cludad,
ouienes amenazan cor r~etirarse del
scrvi,io 81 al que fuera en- IN tempo
iedercso senior de la guerra, no les
aumenta sus salaries.
El m5dico personal del eN-kaiser.
nor ejemplo, que es un antique Ma
vor lei eiercito, CANA tan solo S490
al AFRO. FL medico tiene que estar de
pie Ell el castillo V eXaminar dia y
noche al ex-Kaiser Y d la eX-Empe-
ratriy V ademas de este, ayudar al
Condo Honhenzollern a aserrar un
huen lote de arboles todos los dlas.
Fl medico no vive en- ei castillo y
tiene u pagan su alojamiento Y a
]sistencia de su propio peculio en- una
hosteria cercana.
FL Secretario del ey-Kaiser tam
ben ha manifestado su deseo de cue
Sc lie aumente su paga Y ha EXPIRE
sado a~biertamente su deseo de dejar
81 pueSto 81 no SC acceGe a su petit
ci5n. Pero hasta ahora, segun Sc
sahe FL ~eX-soberano Sc ha rehusado
a aumentar los 5ueldos de su servl-
dumbre. no obStante cue paga una
fuerte ca7tidad por impueStos Y con-
trjbuciones sobre bienes raices Y tie
ne una gran cuenta alberta en- uno
de les bancos de Utrecht.
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'UN TRIBUNAL De ESTADO ALEMAN
FlJARA LA RESPONSABILIDAD DE
LOS JEFESDE LA GUERRA ALEMANES
Esara integrada por la Supreme Corte del ex-Im,
perio, Magistrates de la Corte MiIitar y los Tri-
bunaIes de los Estados de Baviera y Hansa

yo Presidente sera el Presidente del
Tribunal del Estado Y estara ayuda-
do per ell P~reSidente de la Suprema
Corte Militar Y los magistrates de
las Supremas Cortes de Baviera y
Hansa- Adcmas dc estos funciona-
rios Sc clegir3n diez magistrates su-
pernumerarios, cinco por Ia Asam-
hlea Nacional y cinco por Il Conf
sion de los Estados alemanes.
Las sesiones Y a~uGiencias de- III
hunal seran Dublicas Y el tribunal So
lamente tendra facultad para pro-
nunciar 81 falIo sobre culpabilidad
c inculpabilidad de los acusados. sin
impcner castigo de ninguna natura-
lea.
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Corresponds a Inglaterra
decir 10 que Sc ha de
haCer con 81 eX-
Emperador
Ell pueblo frances cree que va
ests suficnentenente castl-
gado, dice ell Gene
raj Weygand

LONDRES. julio 31.-El General
frances Maxine Weygand, cue Sc en-
cuentra aqui con el Mariscal Foch,
en- una declaration que hizo aver a
los Representatives. de Ia prensa. ma
nifest6 que a Inglaterra era a Ia que
c~orrespcndia decir 10 que habia de
hacerse con ell ex-kaiser Guillermo.
lei ex-Kaiser. dijo Sc halla Gu
bierto lie vergijenza e ignominia Y
marcado como un cobarde. E. pueblo
frances cree que eSe es va bastante
castigo."
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Unicanente fallara sobre la
culpabilidad de los acusa-'
dos, mas no podrep inPo-
ner castigos de ningu-
na raturaleZa

BERLIN, julio 31.-Un tribunal
del Estado, integrado por prominen-
ties iuristas c historiadores va a ini-
ciar "a Investigation correspondence
nara fijar las responsibilities entire
los altcs iefes del eobierno aleman
imperial. asi como entire los jefes MI
l;tares V navale5.
FL tribunal estara compuesto por
Ia Suprema Corte del Imperio. Gu
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HA VIOLADO listed LAS LEYES De
Ia NATURALEZA?

Cuando e cuerpo humane uega a viohr las leyeS de la nauraleza,
sempre es cas1gado sacramento. E. castgo que da a madre naturate-
a ION las enferma5adeS, ' una &c las peoreS eS Ia constipation. Para CO.
rreg7r dchaS peaas use Alma AImoE Para constipation. eructos, do0r So
be Ell estomago. coEco. almorranas Y toGa case de Irritacon inflamato-
ria de los organos digesuvos. La obstruction de los intesrnos e fnfec-
cin de toa matera fecal. sn prontamente aiviados p0r ell $50 liberal
de eaa medicinal. En- case de us ferna, crp Y otros GesordeneS bron-
ouiales, tomese Alma ALmol. Muchas de las condolences morbidas caasa-
ds pr Ia constipation son ahviadas por 81 uo de Alma AlmoL En- case
de APPENDICITIS cr6nia. aImorranas ' fstulas de amos. el continue uso de
Alma A!mol, da, pr 10 general, 81 aLrto. ' efscsda Ia recupssseion de IA
toa segurdad en- la BOtca de F. A. Chapa Drug Go. SIS W Commerce
St. San Antonio. Texas. Precio por correo, S125 pr- ooteIa; Sels Do
teTas por s624. Pedidos Al por mayor So surten pr la San Antonio Drug
- Ssn sr,mo Texas. (AGv)
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ALlel FOR A LoAFER

George was known to his neighbors as one of those mountaineers who never engaged in any form of labor except as the opportunity offers itself to make "moonshine liquor" His wife, Lena, was never idle, and look ed upon her husband, tse trifiing George, as the one grand man, and could never explain to herself why she had been so extremely fortunate as to marry him. Hence she was al ways anxious to make the most plausible excuses for any of his short comings to which her attention was directed.
 One summer day when the noon day sun was boiling down upon a small cornfield, and Lena was wig orously hoeing, a passerby inquired why George, who was on the porch attempting to fiddle was not hoe ing the corn.
 Wall, you know" said Lena, 'the hoe 'andle, hit don't fit Georges hand" Everybody's Magazine.
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ST. LOUIS BARS GRANTED
 ONE MONTH LICENSE

St. Louis. Mo.-Saloon keepers may take out licenses for one month at time now. according to announce ment by the assistant city counselor. Heretofore it has been held that no dramshop license could be issued for a period of less than six months Under the new ruling many saloon keepers will take out licenses to continue in business until July l when the bone dry, law goes into effect
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FRENCH LOSS ESTIMATED

Paris, Feb. 27 The war losses of France amount to nearly $20,000.000,- 900, according to an estimate prepar- ed by Louis Dubois, deputy for the Department of the Seine, for the Budget Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, says the Journal The losses consist of damage to land and property, household effects. cat tie and title deeds. raw materials and provisions and loss to revenue and trade.
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NOT ASLEEP, BUT WIDE AWAKE

Whatever else you may neglect, don't neglect to take advantage of the big sacrifice sale to begin Mon day. March 10
 Mir. Roberts states the bargain sale will begin Monday, March 10, and continue until April L We are also authorized to say that MT. Rob erts solicits all good thirty-day and weekly accounts; that he desires to open accounts with all good, worthy people. Of course he is to be his own judge and use his own discre- tion along all lines of credit and ac- commodation, but emphatically states that during the sale there will be nothing charged to anyone at the sale prices Prices on charge sales will be as usual You are welcome to buy on account-in other words, as before the sale, but not at sale prices. So call today or tomorrow or at any time. He will be glad to see you and to serve you to the best of his ability
 Respectfully,
 ROBERTS,
 ThhNNide Awake Grocer. Marianna, Ark +S
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MUSICAL RECITAL AT
 LExA TUESDAY NIGHT

The following is a program render ed at Lexa Tuesday night by Marian na talent, benefit of St. Mary's Con vent, Sewanee, Tenn:
 Mrs. Kitchener, Pianist
 Opening Song, When the Boys Gc Marching By Mrs Fender and quar tette
 Solo, Bring Me Rose at Twi light, Mrs. Fender
 Male Quartette, Sailing" Messrs Kitchener. Yoffie, Clifford, Woodall Cornet Solo, selected, MT Clifford Solo, Sunshine of Your Smile MT Kitchener.
 Duet, Does She2 I'll Say She Does,' Messrs. Yoffie and Kitchener Brass Quartette, selected, Messrs Clifford, Woodall, Yoffie, Kitchener Solo, Smiles Mrs Fender.
 Solo, Good Morning MT. Zip, Zip Zip,r MT. Yoffie
 Duet, Cornet and trombone, '1'm Sorry I Made You Cry,' MT. Clifford, MT. Kitchener.
 Solo, "The Rose of No Mans Land MT. Clifford
 Solo, Garry Me Back to Old Vir- ginia,' Mrs Fender and quartette. Duet, Beautiful Ohio" Mrs. Pen der, Mrs Kitchener
 Trombone solo, selected. MT. Mitch ener.
 "Till We Meet Again" Mrs. Pen der and quartette.
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AT SEA

There Is a story of the Mississippi draft of cotton plantation negroes brought up from camp by raj to Newport News and loaded on bpard the transpese-after dark: Next yorn. ing when the troops woke up the ship was well out to sea and there was not sign Of land to be seen.
 One negro soldier, who had never i seen nor heard of the ocean. leaned against the rail and looked awe somely at the vast stretch of water "Oh, Lawd.v he calculated. de levet am busted'
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PREScRlBEs FIVE GALLONS OF
 BOOZE FOR MEDICAL USE"

Augusta, Me.-At a hearing on a liquor seizure case, Dr. Neally, of Bangor, testified he had given q prescription for five gallons of whis- key for medical use He testified that at the time the person to whom the prescription was. given was not i'll but that it was his opinion that five gallons of whiskey was not an unduly large amount for a man with fam fly to have on hand as a preventive for disease, particularly at time when influenza was so prevalent.
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WARNING ORDER
In the Lee Chancerv Co

m Ine Lee GnanEery Court John Sherrod. Plaintiff
 vs. No. 3.421 Manzie Sherrod. Defendant The defendant, Manzie sherrod, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff filed herein. Marianna, Ark, Feb 2S, 1919.
 R. c. APPLE, Clerk t24D By Ben B. Bonner. D. c.
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CARD OF THANKS

To the many friends who so ten derly sympath thized with Us in the death of our loved one,. Mrs. Kath our heartfelt thanks. The grief we feel is to some extent assuaged by the knowledge of the fact that loyal and sympathetic friends share our sorrow May Gods richest blessings rest upon you all.
 J. J. CHANDLER, Jr.
 B w. c. VAIL and FAMILY
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AVERAGE INTELLIGENCE
 EQUAL TO CHILD OF 1a

Philadelphia, Pa -The intelligence of the average citizen is equal to that of thirteen year old child At least so claimed Earl Barnes, educator and lecturer. in an address here before the Kindergarten Teachers Associa- tion.
 "The claim is based on government records asserted Barnes, after tests had been taken of the men in the army and navy. The figures also state that one out of every twelve men can't read or write. I consider these tests of the average inteIli- gence of men to be one of he best steps in education taken for many years"
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CALL FOR CITY PRIMARY

Notice is hereby given that a dem ocratic primary election will be held in the three wards in the city of Marianna, Ark, on Tuesday, March II. 1919, for the purpose of nominat' ing mayor city treasurer and police judge. The voting place in the first ward will be in the Commercial Club rooms, in the second ward in the City hall, and in the third ward in liar din's store. The democrats in each of the wards are requested to hold mass meetings and nominate candf dates for aldermen from the three wards.
 J. B. DAGGETT,
 Secretary Democratic City Central Committee.
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WARNING ORDER
In the Lee chancery cor

In the Lee chancery Court Willie Brown Plaintiff,
 vs. No. 3.42O Ben Brown. defendant
 The defendant Ben Brown is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff filed herein. Marianna, Ark. Feb. 2S, 1919.
 R. c. APPLE, Clerk. t24S) Ben E. Bonner, D. c.
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WARNING ORDER
In the Lee Chancery Court

Tn the Lee ChanceFy sCouTt E Sam Farmer, Plaintiff vs. No 3,424 SaIlie Farmer, Defendant
 The defendant, Sallie Farmer, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff filed herein.
 Marianna, Ark, March 5, 1919.
 R. c. APPLE, Clerk,
 By Ben B. Bonner, D. c. Attorneys, E. D. and James Rob ertson.
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FEARED AuTos-WALKED
 AND IS KILLED BY ONE

Pittsburg. Pa, Feb. 27Because he feared cars and automobiles more than he did anything else in the world, Adolph Sigwart. 75 years old, walked six miles to and from work for the last 15 years, rather than
 use those vehicles, was killed by that
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Mayor

The Courier-Index is authorized to announce 0. G. Norment candidate for the democratic nomination for Mayor of the City of Marianna, sub ject to the democratic primary to be held on Tuesday. March II, 1919.
 The .Courier-Index is authorized to announce Jesse M. Johnston candi- date for Mayor of Marianna, subject to the democratic primary election to be held on Tuesday, March II.
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which he dreader most-an automo- bile.
 In spite of the caution he took in crossing the streets, he failed to see the approaching automobile and was struck down He died on his way to the hospital
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MEN WITH RIG

wanted to sell Rawleigh Products
 Established demand. Large profits. Healthy, pleasant, permanent Give age, occupation, references. w. T.
 RAWLEIGH CO.,, Dept. 8, Memphis. Tenn .22
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MAY SEEK covERNoRsHlp
J. M. Barker, Atkins Banker, Is
 Possible Candidate

Atkins. Feb. 2s.J M. Barker, well known local banker, is being talked of as possible candidate for gov ernor MT. Barker was member of the senate in 1917 and was a mem Der of the state board of charities at one time. He has not indicated whether or not he will make the race.
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As winter begins to be little rest. i've on the lap of spring, some people are getting more interested in the National League than in the League of Nations.-Columbia State.
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Foe City Treasurer

The Courier-lndex is authorized to announce c, C. Kitchener candi- date for re-nomination to the office of City Treasurer of Marianna, sub ject to the democratic primary, March II, 1919.
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Reports are that the Hohenzollern ex-kaiser is raising beard, whleh is an improvement on what he has been raising the last four years @-Phiiadei- phia Press.
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If ever we have moments of doubt 1t is when men like Theodore Roose. yelt have to die and Bill Hohenzol Tern still yes.-Detroit Free Press.
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EGGS FOR PATCHING

Barred Plymouth Rocks, $l50 per setting. Especially selected, $2 per setting. Mrs. Sam Bowen box 916, Marianna stf
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| R DAGCETT,
ELECTION REORGANIZATION

Notice is hereby given that a gen eral election will be held In the three wards in the city of Marianna on Tuesday, April l. 1919, for the pur' pose of electing mayor, city treas urer and police judge, and one alder nan each from the first, second and third wards in said city, in accord ance with the laws of the state of Arkansas governing municipal cleo tions
 The polling place in the first ward will be at the Commercial Cluo rooms; the second ward at the City Hall; the third ward at HardinS store.
 Given under my hand this March D. 1919.
 .:1 FIR. DUPUY, Mayor
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When we recognized Poland's in dependence we didn't mean that they should be too darned independent Greenville Piedmont
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The made in Germany" slogan will not be necessary after this. A simple yellow streak around the ar ticle will be sufficient -Rich.uond News-Leader
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For Police Judge

The Courier-Index is authorized to announce Jno c. Williams candi- date for re-nominatiena to the office of Police Judge of Marianna, subject to the democratic primary March II, 1919.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR Burroughs adding ma chine See Sam Friend at postoffice. +15
The courier-index., 1919-03-07

FOR SALE~-6 room residence on Florida street. Practically new, all modern conveniences, lot 1O4x2O9 feet, terraced front, concrete walks, possession given at once Owners leaving city and will sell at bar gain. See Robertson & Benham. *9
The courier-index., 1919-03-07

FOR SALE 2.500 bushels corn, $l.60 per bushel on my farm near Askew post office. J K Sullivan. "Mch14
The courier-index., 1919-03-07

FOR RENT-Furnished residence in Marianna. Apply to Mrs. H. J. Oenning, Brickeys, Ark. *1S
The courier-index., 1919-03-07

The former kaiser is suffering from ear trouble. No wonder. with the stuff that continuously reaches his ears. Nashville Banner.