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;ATENCIoNI IATENCIoN!
A ClSARSE


) Catalogo de damas mexicanas y .otrss
: nacionalidsdes y extensa lista de hcrmo-
) JOS nombres.
I Lnvfenos TN DOLLAR solamente y nos
5 otros !e remitireTos = vuelta de correo.
! nuestro complete Catalogo matrimonial
( cen dcscripciones detalladss. FOrOGRA-
FIAS, NOMBRES Y DIRECCIONES re
I icvenes. seEoras y senoritas neNicanas y
) dc otras nacionalidades. algunas viudas de
! irlacL4ables antecedentes, Guienes deessn
8 encuntIar un honrado y buen esposo. Us
! ted puede escribi-le d~irectamente 4 cual-
( Guiera dc elias. = contraer IN inatrimonio
) fe!.z en- corto tempo. SONGS dignos de
corfiarza y nos Gedicamos g. I'm negocio
s htnrrdo y licito. No permita, pues. cue
! Is peQuena sums de IN d lar este C por
I medic entire ustec y 81 n1uy possible tE-
LIClDAD MATRIM 0NIAL.
I Escriba hoy misno a.
J RELIANCE CLUB.
! .iox 376, LOS ANGELES. Cal.
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DR. JOSE MARIA soRIASo.

g@T4'sStG NgrlTEHp-
p-.--s, -n Mexico. G. Es.afcs Uaido,
IN srsrc:s por - surc-;o-lusl de SIS TIA
ratoz- SOF Brady 5aiii:0G. san Antonio
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Cu-s ,oia c.ase u cns--mcdsdrs sn :.
go ae meGic.aas ri r5-sE'a Ce-rbrc. reE.
rics- o;os. oi6us. n@EiE. @aNra1ta. rc7alcn'
80 g enFcrrrlales DE .eHaraA. =
80 ers ca-sado dc So r@~-.cos sin -
.,,i..Sc. yLst,prne : e .e-c--la-2 COMO. pot
-e5ic os Ai9s,cs CA:-n2T,oti'-s s. -
p.aa dorsaL. Tuedc -cc"h-1E va >a-Il SIN l'@;
- S-.F.5-ss NJ ,l.-ir 1per1rso7c>. Es-er.a.
,..nci5n a "a, -a:ern-!aLse cso7,c@s ' =
Intermediates - $I&OS
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PESQuISAS

CON $50 Sc rratif.r:,r, q ia person, ~
prcporciOuc infO~ncS ae Clement" R""Ti-
r,,az. originate de SI!ao, Co. Su:ra rs
t.riosamente desapaTeci0 &c 81 domIct.i" q"
Navo DC la:.-Es Ei5o Dc Do@&ci;s," Mesa y
de Maria RODRIGUEZ. TODD inform" dirriT-
-, a Douaciano Mesa. ioakura, Texas. ji3l
5000 DE GRATIFICACION Sc dagtn u pUien
proDUreione intormes dc Santana ~. .r''ah-
d. = de ~ arcmaao Lcandro H.. fcrlan-
ac,. c-iginarios DC Xacatecas. Iac.. e AjJoS
de SimGa Fernando y Sotero MejIa. Ell rrt-
nero de clos conraha u amos Gc clad
cuardo inErCs5 a Taratecas Il Eiercitu Fc-
dcral y seEundc ta:nbiSn dc~ap&s"rio dc Ia
mis,oa riudad. TODD informn dir jasc = E.
5. Mejia, care 5. Il. Main, Box -, Tempe,
Sri- ca
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So NECESTTA& Ti1cros pa.a aae trace
zen en- Ia, uiuas d. carson 81 Dolores, Co..
Gaao o. Webb. Texas. plr,-anSe :. Caanea
CO-! CO. Laredo, Texas.
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Solo Sc requiere la remesa del pc
queno importe de so ceatavos.

Sc curan los hombres dcbiies y aervfo-
SOS radical = pcrmancntemente. con q uso
de NOVO. Is una fpedicina niaraviliosa,
cue W ha cIrado 4 mies = miles. 81 esta
I'd. dolientc. ST sufre I'd. DC Dcbilidad Ncr.
viosa. o falta de MerIoria. Melancolia. Do
lor de Cabeza. DoloreS de los RihoneS . aiGu-
ma enfermedad dc las Was Urinarias: dc
Suehos Malo;. ImposibiIidad dc Concentrar
las Ideas. Timidez c Incapacidad para pre-.
~senta-se natural como otros hombres. enton-
ces Sc puede curar con NOVo. Esta medi.
Gina ie hare en- corto tempo sentirse Fuerts,
sano y Vigoroso. p-opio para los placer,s
de Ia Vida.
! Para Urobarlc 4 I'd. que NOVo rueds
hacer este. lc cnviaremos un tratamiento pa
n Is dias per valor &c $500 GRATIS. al re-
cibo de su nombre ) direcci II. y SO cen.
tavos o 50 eluivalente en- sellos de correo
para ayuda: los Rastos del porte. y ernbala-
i. Sirvssc entenier que no le env:aremos
| soIanente una "muestra.' sino IN tratamien-
10 complete dc - diss. 10 que curara mu.
ehos casos POGO svanzadns. Esta oferta So
ex.icnde solamente por TN tempo iimitaoo.
Po- 10 tantc. de5e escribirnos sin denors,
y ie enviareraos este tratarnicnto sin marcos
que ruedan indicar el eoatenido-
NOyO COMPANY. Dept. /.
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IMPRENTA FUENTES
ST listed PCSEE Una MAQUl-
IA DE ESCRIBIR

Tienr que usar ci1:aS > uapci carh'I.
Enviercs Sl.GO. vaior dc. una dc n~usstras
Cintas d. MaQuina ga-.n'.. ada lmeHc:onaa-
- 81 coIo- 20 u cjEta y marca 80 m@QuInal y
,c enviaremos adem%s ur ,GttIdu rails de
pr.eBa corsistcate en- - tu;uS5 lie nusS;?o
Pane! Carbon Negro E5anu gEv no man
rta. L- devolycremus ~ dIrero Il no que
d. sai;sfecko. MAN. RIBBON : CARBON
co. l.. p. Dayton. OHIO.
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ACRADECERE - me proDorcionen intor-
me- ~ laa SigUIenie p"rSoaas Mis- TIdreS,
ST. LIZ kamireZ ; IA Sra. Luusa Reyes.
guicreS cu 1918 vivian en- San Juan o."
Ailendc: dc mi hiio. G. Sr. Auado Ra-
mi-ez. auicn en- 1912 sc enc2ntraba On Mon
SlUva. CUah.. y de Manuel HERNANDEZ. Guien
Ell 1918 vivia cn Villa d. Mizquiz. Coah. Sir
varsc di-igir ;oGa information q Felipe Ra-
nirez. sos Lami s.. s.. LoIis. no. tl0)
CON $500 GRATIFICARE 4 IA personal cue
ne proporcione i2fcrmes tie nj hcrn:ano Is
fre Banda y d. 81 esposa Nanurla GoH@a-
de- LAREDO. Tcaas.--Todo iCio.me S05rc q
-xrrc 'cpusS UlsoIuW u 7sri:l:P LC.n'lIEi
fed. ". 3. No. @.-Davidson, Okla. US1
con $500 G~RATlFICARE = qlien me pro-
ro-,;nue Inforues dc mi hiio Jose Rodriguez,
4, - amos dc edad, Guicn en- Dicicmbrc
de! aio paSgdo me eScTIoto DC san FRANCES
20. Cal. Is trigueno y d. complexion TO-
hr.-z Todo informc diri;asc 4 lEnaciJ Re
S~;-,,z Carthage. y. ". GSl
LIBERAL GRATIFICACIoN SC dari a Quicn
NJ. u-ooorc:oGe inforrreS d" mi csposa LUZ
"a Nors. uaicn tambicn Sc hace lamar May
-a-i,u Duv.l. Que residis, en- 81 mes de Ma
yo DE- 1915. en- Taupico. Mexico. ea Ia Ca
De de Ia Union. + de Newfoundland fran
cesa, de 5 pies, . nuis2aas de eat4tuFa.
de $50 libras de PESO ' asa peroxide de
biG-oleno en- el TSlo. ToGo !2E0-rle dirIjase
= -,on o,4' Ksiiy FED. Texas. C25)
s. 90 DE GRATIFICACION - dur..n n n
persona cue proporcionc iEtormeS eNarcOs
i. Juan HERNANDEZ, dc - aacs d" dad,
~soltero. alto. moreno, ojcs nc-EpS e sIjD dc
Martin Hernandez ; d. Maria Herrera
Is orisinario de Valparaiso. %.t.. 3ieXico, y
hacc dos amos Que - sEcol-raua ca Z! ES-
rada Le Tlinois.-Todo iui27me ~d:.ijase =
7 amir. HERNANDEZ. PlrU, Ca 40
BUENN CRATIFICACIo& Sc Oar: = ID per-
soma 9uc p-vgarcia:c in!0rmes de NaF%ari-
- Diu-. moreno ) lie ps.o negro. = QuieH
4compahaa dGs seno-ltas hila> suyas. son
origiaa-,as d Silso d Il Victoria. Gto.
Todo irfcrurc dirijase = Jv-1S Qg!nrana.
Go. Be-. swanson. B4x 70. Del hey. Ca
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AVOCADO PARA Los HEEICANCS. Alien
= tods chase de ueZocIos Iudici2lea. recA
nScioue. per danes ' re-juic:os persouSIse
e3uszs Stvi:es y c-lngnalss, rcclanaacionss Dc
tez-e1os, No -o5ro hCHoEarios hSstA qus 90
sSunrOS aneian szcIssaSJoCs1centc terminates
Lie. Henry Ben CEne. 700 Gunner SicE
Gan Antoine. Texas. Crockett s279.
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pR. FEDERICO JOHNSTON. Medicinal >
r;-n-is y. C-rc.a,. Hotel Monterrey. ,2sr'
,rs ! y 100 :. Santa Rosa Ave. Teie'7-
- c rs Y Z. .alS.
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MIGUEL ROLANOS CACHO.

AOoSaGo mcxIcaao. C"rst!Ca5 y
rloaes luridie1s concentrates 4 eyes y ueso-
nos De Mexico. 100 CRP.sS Bldg. E Pa
D.. Texas.
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- On WINDY - 1eaUuaaao - 'I0ElIa
,-ofr.fCrar. y,;a5,cyjer6o ~ CoRsit'oE" On
IA r,quiat de las cs..= Houston $ = Mar s.
81, ~ altos d. IN Hl-a,s Pharmacy. i~.s-
trau.. E=si6rnela- Ts.vs 81. y@-a a '.'-
-a#s: G.. @:6t-
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up ". MARITIME GUHMAN. E7oes.a:s1
=. e. -.1--al Cr:-.aa. ID, ". ,ommvr>'
s Tss@fo2c Travis E26D-
pr +. VAGUE GOMEZ. $40 E-s: Box
-,eIS+,s. Tr.Cs -O-.--gcScc:curs "ir-;roa'-
cas- 10, D. Abrams.
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MEDICOS

oItT TSTA-OPTICO. Dr.. CRAMER Vein
I. a5os dc P-@.,jy@ en- Europa. Mckee =
Fsrsdas UriGos. Hab'@ frances. iEs.'aHo >
..raaoL. Tgta clas- j. ,e2tcs > a1tev1ot
~ So.edac.
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4 WSO
impOrtar1te,
H.A QUENADO

HA QUEDADO
alberta "a FaDrica de Puros V
CI-ar7oS, TIE MENDELSHON
CO. Inc, en- e. aumero 227 de
Ia ca!.e Sur Flores de eSra Gu
daG.
NECESfTANOS Senuritas
rabaqueras con eXperie@cia '
appendices para los diferenteS
ramos y depa-caweEcoS lie il
negotiation.
Las iEteresaGas yaedeU ocu-
r-.r. para TODD genera dc deta-
les Y dem&s i1formes, al local
en que eSt& ilstaiaGa "a fab-I-
CT.
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

Chiles ~chipotles, chocolate, Queso me-
xicano, queso de tuna. ~lentsja Y
Glen articuloS mas. Pida hoy mismo
nuestra LiSta Genera! Y Sc conven-
cera de que nadie vepde tan baratO.
-l4l2 W. Commerce St. San An
tcaio. Texas.
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CuGUGo neeesiee hbroS en- espanol
dirijase u I~nacio E. Lozaro, lis y.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
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Sc &ECES.rNN 20 w95.acus, para g-e CO.
.4. EcErr.ale~ Oh m,gU!ra> c.cr-sis-s- ira
n-io iacIs. EumUu mu! o'H.,o. "aea >lei-
ao. Tomcu ;-aa,.a Ic5,u HE. b! Ne.
Co. $50 Broad Ave. ~
Sc sEcESITA c,l~a para t.ah4Jo sc eo-
Gina. usl.san "a 800 Aroor Pt-sc. t.-t
81 NEcEsrrAN ; hon:arcs a-y cn,.s=lau
I.r~ s ,-..-.u G- SeCuguS dt N,Ea. para
,4. .-.h-J,n On los sondados d. Cary.ou.
iioia.g" s. S-ass. con INA r"mpaala DE- "a
uses iheraicz 4ee cssau rlr.eHC" ac-ocios
r ri Esca&1. ST us:ed r. ":a acr,ona &c
iva $ -r"rgira or "s;c H"-"'io. serbia u
K. T. L.1aa--a. N.~,rdc-. ~nNas. ,lD
81 NEcGSIrAN m.,aarhos arrrrG.- &c
-ts..r..., uar sean d. - a = aIJs de sl1,i
Q,arr.u a san Aa,cnio Radiator Co, Sc
=. Alamo.
Sc NE"ESIrA pm hozose 0 mush.sho pa
re- 'rataEo o.. hotel. Jcuv-an al southern
Hcfat. Main Plan.
Sc NECESITAN bolsros. Ocu--an Inncaia-
lam-Rse a SOB. Z. Houston s..
50 &EcESITA IN mucaacho con 5~ie:e!e:a
. al cat-r--ar -oPa q IO17.ril;o. Suede &c
$500 -an.aaa.jOs ca aGeiante- O:G.-an =
80 Garden $. Tel. Travis +5&.
81 ~NECESITAN muchachas ga-a Impair
me- y um rauchacho que sapa g~Ira1ir. To-
ns.a ,.avyia Army Post. b-jeosc "l II ca-
j., Je Sru:iord = camiuen 8 cu-L-s- Easta
lar "a Cosby -. 9Ql. fiEl
81 N~ECE$ITAE miGerrs para Gic ;raha-
5au 81 e, minas de carbon ~ Dolores.
Cy.Gado - Wcbh. T.Nas. E:-i:@usr % Cen
ae Coal Co. Laredo. Teas
Sc NECESTTAE homh-es para cOrtar lena.
Ocgv-an Goa IL JunEins and Nse-. Sizd!-
scu.:l.s. Teas.
STAR EMPLOYMENT co. 6CS Wes: Hous-
ton St. puc,e p-orogr:oaa- a listed r-atsjs-
E1.es > er.ulccs. TclSioEo CT. 65tl.
81 N~ECESliAN 80 :amil:as mcSicanas pa
T~ r-aaaia Genera! jc CAMPO. 81 les UGSara
s. - POI Gia~ y Sc - prcpovcinuI-an ca
sa-. aqua = ,s7a. Tra5a;c permanent di-
ra-cc ;n5o si aEo- Sc pyoantc:oaar jLmo:ru
lbs g1,coz ac transports. D;r..a3se = +. Vi.
N,IuEs:n. Manage. Ha--ig B-os. Farm. Iac.
Hlr-is Wiley. TcNAs.-,La Sale CO...
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Nj. II. DIAZ


srZoRES FERRocARku.EROs |zNiCA-
Nos. Hare cue las Companies IS 'eem'
buIsen 10 que InvlrUo en- bcnoS IL i =
bs-+-E Cob-D Back Pay" aumsato &e sGsL-
dos, cheques , .-Lismpos~. s. sufre alCGn a.
c:dercs en- 81 t-aba:o 30 le dire % sac eeos
p-,li~, A-~eglo ~ne.ocics relac;ouauos son n!
profession en- tudas parties de! pats ~
glrSe NJ Lie :. PEARCE AN. SGo NAH'
-. g., I-s R.d-- Kansas Civ. Mo
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ATENCION. LEAN EST0

Diariamepte cnviamOs piEcadores
de algod6n al Oesre Dc Texas DON
de las cGsechas son magRiEIca>. Nili
&c paga buen p-ec5o per la pizca y
cl pasaie & gratis. E~Scrlbanos 81
quiere listed trabajar. 81 listed no
;iene ell dinero suficiep;e para n
ALA. ayisenoS. TanbiSn teremo- So
lic.tudes para trahajadores en- (! te-
r~rucarr;i dc Santa Re y para q re-
r~rocarri, De 81. Louis and Sal IRAN
cisco. >e pagan 6uen0> >ueid"> y
. prOporciUnA paSaje gratis. Yen
"a a nucstra oIirina Embellishments.
N. /. Osborn Employment 20,
1923 West Houston ~. San m
tonic, Texas
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Sc NECES-TN wa ml-hacaa . majcr ne
Main Ave.
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=. C.. ORTIZ. Empa-aJpr dc Maebles. Pre-
..cs -rlu.iaua: t.a,a.O Garant:z"do retc-
manufacturers de prime-- c@sc,-SiJ IL Pasc
s.. L..u.ruu Crockett >"l@.
i..Gn .-adccr.o.rs d m4qu.1a de- E.S"h$pL
, INCHES =. ,ra. sfa-. 4. tccUmrulns. ca
las. ".c. P.c.,os mode: los: trU5aJ" ref-
narrrtc r4ra...E.Io. p..i.ns" e Nlrs. RISE
y. Taa!ic. -gi-6.@. =. Tc.c!rno Travis
rgu7. Sat. Au,C@lo. Texas.
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! ! VSOS DE- OCAS/ON
CUlA PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS
Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ

Ahoraso Mexicxno. 7i6-72O Brady Bldg. t.
tsopo G.. IT'S. San Antonio. Texas.
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EMPLEOS.

81 EECESITA una cocincra mexlcaaa ; Cna
a,ands-a Ocu-ran = Gli South s.
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C~ONSULTAS GRATIS

ROSA De BONA. Yrot--cra 81 parties = e
ra-;sl.sIa - ersrraslades Cr s>.o-0. vi
W., H..s.gn --.esuap Travis I"is.
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TRAJES EN- ABCNOS

80 casa Sd. ea-H:2ga q. ,u. - Ne.i"--
be IL 81. rucvo local. TO. Dylsro,a 5. VI
CENTE SUSA. SasJre.
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Sc NEcESITA Yn hyEl5rc o mUchacho pa
re- 'rataEo O.. hotel. JcuT-an al southern
Hcfei. Main Plaza.
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the nearest railway stations, is so
many times more than all the people
who will ever use these roads for the
purpose of going to "Greenville, Co.
lumbia and Augusta" or even the
mountains, that we maintain the
"plain men" who pay the taxes should
have first consideration. |
The State has, however, correctly
stated that the Good Roads discus
sion is now of not much Importance
except for the purposes of education,
but asIwe believe the people should
have all the learning possible on
the subject before we finally encum-
Der ourselves with debt, the like of
which has never before been imag-
ined, we would like to know just
what system of roads The State ia
vors. If we are to expend twenty
five millions of dollars in the next
ten years for good roads, will the
state, which has so much better op-
portunity than countrymen to know
all about these things, tell US just
where these roads should be built,
in its Judgment, and just what inter-
ests should be served?
. The State is in favor of these
roads for the purposes of furnishing
better transportation facilities, but
will. The State tell us who it is that
is to be furnished these transporta-
ton facilities? Will these roads
furnish transportation facilities for
the farmers of the country by which
they may get their cotton, cotton
seed, meat, corn, fodder and other
products to a. place where they may
be sold, or will the transportation
facilities be furnished to the people
who live in the larger cities and
towns, to the manufacturers in these
cities and towns, and their travelling
statesmen, to the large department
stores and other large dealers in mer-
chandise,: whereby they may visit
small country towns and compete
with local merchants, without paying
property taxes for The privilege, as
do the local merchants?
We believe The State has said that
the building Of the State system
would encourage the counties to
build roads of their own. Is it the
purpose Of those who now favor a
state system to build the roads for
the people last above referred to,
and then to tell the farmers Of the
country to'take- care Of themselves,
and build their7own roads, if they
want any? 7'. -'';' .'.;: !:
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As suggesteb3 Ehs' ststsrswhsn
all kinds Of oMcochoP oPedtlsabs.
flssr Hssai ~ saeif As Is fRisles|o*e .as~e
no doubt but thab Fomebody !3fron
kstS' Hy over
Secession Hill-and perhaps some
from Anderson and Greenwood.
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If you do not, believe that the
square of the hypothenuse is equal
to the sum of the squares of the
other two sides, buy furniture on the
installment plan and be convinced.
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What we would like to find out for
the benefit of some of our readers is
whether Colonel Watterson's League
to Preserve American Independence
has anything to do with Kain-tucky
liquor.
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The Greenville Piedmont suggests
that the ladies may wear last years
skirts by turning them upside down,
and in this way save money for the
Belgians. n.:.
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.Dote Smith wishes to know whether,
when we commence to count twelve
acres to the mule, he will be allowed
to plant twelve for mule which died
several years ago. =.
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= Commissioner B. Harris advanced
two entirely original ideas on how
the farmers should manage the cot
ton question. He advised them to
"organIzE" and "CO-operATE."
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AS for the roads between Columbia
and 'sthe State of Lexington" why
not allow the Board Of Cancellation
ITO settle that. It'Aas not coneiliated
anything lately. T.: =, .$
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Col. Rion McKissick suggests that
a fitting epitaph for the Kaiser would
be, He lies still.
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George Harvey now suggests thai
we call, it The League of Notions.
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If peace is to be forced. upon us
why not be peaceable.
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which it pays rather, in building q
link Of the state system running from
Wareville towards Honea Path, par
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their territory divorced ~IfVta <aAsSf-
son County and made a part OF
Greenville County. The last Consti-
tutional Convention had them in
mind and prepared the, way for them
to get relief from the position in
which The State intimates they find
themselves. If they prefer to stay
in Anderson County, and escape the
taxes of Greenville County, they
should, not expect Greenville County
to build roads for them, unless
Greenville County needs more Brushy
Creek people then it now has, and we
do not think it does.
But does The State contend that
if the counties had the say in the
matter Of the construction of these
roads, there would be no communica.
tion between the several counties!
The State cannot so contend, we
think, in view of the fact that the
counties now have charge of the road
building, such as it is, and the
county seats are now connected by
roads as good as any of the other
roads in the several counties, we dare
say. Of course these roads may not
lead straight from Charleston and
Columbia to the mountains, nor to
hGrsenyills,g gagdt sSSpaxtanburg, nor even
to i Augnsta, I s but i ksslp,E sl Yong
Jsaes.. Ssrs0 ,asf f6szi fE6asziSs,Fh he rumber. ei
people who wifi dse TIE f5ads III AAtb: Az:
beville County, or in any other coun.
ty, for reaching the county seat and
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people Who wifi dse ehs M f5aas IA Hbbs
beville County, or in any other coun-
ty, for reaching the county seat and
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-07-17
WORK BEING RUSHED.
Whitwell Hosiery Mill Building
to Cost $4,000.

Whitwell, July 15.-Prepara-
tory work is being made for the
Whitwell Hosiery Mill branch
of the Aycock Hosiery Mill. OF
So. Pittsburg. The contractors
are Geo. Decking & Son. of Chat
tanooga, who are in Whitwell
making preparations. A well
to furnish water to the plant has
been dug as a preliminary step,
and material has been ordered,
brick, lime. cement and lnmber.
The building will cost $25, OO(
when completed and will be ar
up-to-date and handsome struct.
ure. WhitwelI citizens are much
enthused over the project anc
anxiously awaiting the hour
when the knitting machines be-
gin to move.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-07-17
TO BE WELL BLESSED
WITH COUNTY FAIRS

Sequatchie Valley is to be well
blessed with fairs this year. Last
year there were no fairs in the
valley except a school fair at
Dunlap which was very interest
ing. This year the dates given
so far are as follows:
Sequatchie Valley Fair, South
Pittsburg. Sept. 2-3-4-5.
Colored Sequatchie Valley Fair,
South Plttsburg, Sept. 17-l8-l9
20.
Bledsoe County Fair. Pikeville,
Sept. 1920.
No date has yet been set fol
the Sequatchie County Schoo
Fair.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-07-17
RETIRED IN GOOD ORDER
Boy Scouts OF South Pittsburg
Yield to Onslaughts of Mos
QuitOs.

The Boy Scouts of South Pitts
burg, who have been camped at
the Beck Hole on Little Sequat-
chic river for the past week.
broke camp Saturday evening
and returned to South Pittsburg.
Reason assigned for the retreat
was mosquitoes. One Scout said
they were so large and vicious
that when they had hold of fell
low they would stand on their
heads and wriggle their legs in
the air to get all the blood they
could out of him. He said he had
given them all he could spare and
was so full of malaria he could
MT see with his eyes wide open.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-07-17
BUILDING BOAT
FOR NORTHERN TRIP

J. w. Scofeld of this city, is
building boat for another nor
thern trip. He built one. the
CLARA S." about six years ago,
and made a trip to Minnesota in
it with his family. The new boat
will be ten feet longer than the
first boat, or about so feet long.
Mr.. Scofield, strange to say, is
building it on a mountain, as ne
is cutting the pieces to the proper
dimensions at his mountain home
and later on they will be taken
to Tennessee River and fitted to-
gether before launching. The
name of the new boat will be the
Clara S. H." The family a
few years ago made a very pleas
ant trip down the Tennessee to
Paducah, thence down the Ohio
to the Mississippi. and thence ur
that river to St. Paul. They are
contemplating locating in that
city where Miss Beth Scoheld, q
daughter, is already located do
ing office work, and where Will
ford j. Scofeld, late of the U. S.
Submarine Service, is now visit
ing, and will perhaps remain.