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ACEPTAN LOS Wales
Solo en- pequeaa cantiaad
los recibirG eI comercio
de Chihuahua

CHIHUAHUA, Febrero 24.-Lo.
miembros de la Camara Nacioral
de Concrete de esta ciudad celebra-
ron n junta para tratar 10 relati.
vo a la circulation de los "vales." de
los que Sc dice que va Sc envi6 de
Mexico una considerable cantidad a
esta plaza.
Los acuerdos tenidos sen en- el
sentido de que e. comercio recibira
ell papel en- peQuenas c~antidades,
siempre que Ia circulation sea abso-
lutamente voluntaria, que las ofici-
mas del gcbierno cambien los wa
les" sin dificultad Y de QUE no Sc
inunde al Estado de csc papel, en-
vista de que no Sc considera necesa-
rio desde el momento en- que desde
mace mueho tempo es la moneda
fraccionaria americana la que esta
circulando sin causar dificultares de
ningun genera en- toda clase de tran
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JARA FUE A JALISCO A
{ CAMPANA
~OBREGOHTSTA
No encuentra eIk gran upoyo

GUADALAJARA, JaEisco, Febre-
70 24.-Heriberto lara, ex-ministro
de Carranza en- Cuba, lego a esta
ciudad ~procedente de la capital de la
Republica. Su viaje obedece a asun-
tos politicos, pues segdn el mismo ex-
presa, viene con 81 obieto de trabajar
en- Jalisco en- favor de Ia car::idatu-
ra de Oregon. lara Sc hospeda en-
un elegante hotel y al decir de sus pro
pics labios, en- breves dfas resarro-
lara grandes :rabajos en- favor de
10 que e. mismo llama ell candidate
popular a la Presidential de la Re-
pnblica. Hasta hoy nc ha establecido
ninguna agrupacion. Hay La circuns
tancia de haber sido recibido
con frialdad, pues bien sabido es
que aqui no cuenta simpatias ell cam
diato sonorense, desde que entro a Ia
ciudad que tan heroica e inutilmente
defendio ell pundonoroso Oral. JoSi
Ma. Mier.
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ARTICuLOS MEXICAN0S

Precio por LIBRA AicnioT 35c;
Ajo nuevo "a; chile chipotie $l.O0;
pasilla V mulato (mexicano) Sis;
chile pisado 40c; guajillo 45e; piquin
extra CSC; camar6n limpio 45c; cola
ci6n 10: cajeta de Celaya 1Oc, zoe, 4Oc
z5c y $50 por caJeta; carne SEGA
55c: CANELA CEYLAN CSC: Conf
nos soc: cacahuate tostado CSC; CHIC
COLATE ESPECIAL mexicano 42c;
C~hicharrones 32c; habas 22c; Queso
blanco soc: queso de tuna, II por
SI.O0; CHORIZO cstIlo mexicano Ice;
semiIla calabaza soc; garbanzo l5c;
SALSA-MOLE 10c; Piquin vinagre
1Oc: ploncilio de Monterrey de pura
cana, Y Glen cosas mas. MANDA-
MOS lista general GRATIS Y hace-
mos descueatos en- compras mayores
de $4,000 Los pedidos deben venir
con su importe complete. Garantiza-
mos la caliiad de 10 que vendemos.
Pedidos a CABEZUD BROS. 141oh
". Commerce ST., San Antonio. Tex.
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;DlSCURSOS!

Para fiestas DarrIss. socicdades mutuzfstas.
c-ampamentos de Le!ndores del Mundo Nv.
o. W. fi-stas escolares y literarias. etc.
q 200. Pida mas informes a AGENC1A
LITERARIA, Box 2S3. Laredo. Texas.
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TALES EN ABoNoS. hechos a 81 meGda
y sa c~aaIaaisr est;Le: II nitad al contaco
y Si.oo sealaaaEio. ). r. saros Ta;!o-s <
90. !es GeEad St
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MUEBLES.

LAS MAS CRANDES EXGSTENCIAS EN-
SAN ANTONIO DE MUEBLES NUENoS I
lISApOS. En- comDrRs de $4,000, $500 y
sIOO ser1anario: en- las &c $4,000. $1,000
nj contado : $500 semanarios.-Oescuento
del 10 por ciento en- los pages n ~contado.
mueb.es yieios en- Tago de mCe-
bIes nuevos. KAROTKIN'S FURNITURE
STORE, SlS-S2O W Commerce St. Crockett
$40. Travis SSi.
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Sc G~RATTFICARA con tres meses de subs
cripci6n a La Prenss," a Ia persona que
proporcione ;nformes cxactos neerea Gel Pa
rnGero de Jose Linares. de % amos de edsd,
Qu!en aaGa acompanado de mi hiio lgnacio
Zaragoza. Dicho individuo saiio de Laredo.
Tex, ell din 5 del prescnte mes. TODD in
forme sobre el particular, dirijas 6 Vidal
Zsragoza. 1913 summer st. Houston, Tex.
C2s)
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Dg = MARTINEZ GJZMAS. Es2ec!A!.st"
- .nss-reaaacs de u1uos 8 parties. Necici-
ns On genera Of:c.na, 80! W Commerce
$ ressoao T.aEs Glo5
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SELLOS DE COMA

los haremcs en- tcdos los estios. como s.:
nos orderea. DANES especial steacion 8 los
PediGos aor cor-eo. San Antonio Rubber
Stamp Co, Si7 Navarro ST.. San Anto-
MO. Texas
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CoMPRAMoS MCEBLES. lie psEarcnos Ell
mejor precio por sus muebies. KARoTkIS'S
FURNITURE STORE. Sls-SG0 ". Com
me-re St Crockett $40. Travis SSl.
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Hermosos ~retratos de- arhstas TavoTltas'
l0slI julgadas Il varios co."r"s - impos'-
bic descri5ir Ia belleza de los rctratos. de-
ben verse para agreciRrse. Freeze <V'cS-
cada uno o 6 por Si.lo. Sc le devue!vc su OF
nero 81 no Uueda sat!sfecho. II. Baker. II
Espea Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa.
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vEIEDo EN- ABoNoS naquiaas de c. r
Singer d~i:ecentes cstlos: fonoSrafos 90
pianos ) m&Guinas de csertoir
Oliver" YENDO AL C0NTADc aisccs
Colt r5:z.~ m$quiaas Singer usadas muy
Gases gratis de BoEDADO. So
HACE EEMSTITGEING a 10 cs. ya5da- +.
d. los Santos. Tel. Travis bS0s. lis u.
ST.
BAHAMAS COMPUTADORAS au:orati-
cas-: Sc vcaGcn. cousprsn. caEnbaan r.
pAyan. Il. E. Hsrgis. sos Main Avenue.
San Antonio. Texas.
LAREDO TYPEWRITER COMPANY. Csss
que venGe macuinas de sscv!bir trelsdo
Standard" para ~viaie=cs. foTbres de ne
Socios. er. CN GRAN SURTIDC en- foao-
yrafos rcntas al contsao } en- aoonos. "
"a catSoSp 5. lie ranGR=a gratis. Gu
tisrres. Box 90. Laredo. Texas
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san LUIS MERCANTILE CO.
324i2 W. Commerce ST.
San Antonio. Texas.

la GA. FONOGRAFICA mSxicans venGe
por co--eo Fo-6E-asos Columbia. Victor y
Eaisou d!scns Gob.es -nex;-aco>. rc5os Eii-
soa. csrrUr-Ctos ba!oS scXtos meNicanOs.
-e-has. med,c;nas. &~-tiru!oS arexicanos. etc.
DI-liase 3 nuas--a casa pid1c@co catalcEo )
lisa DE- PCccios. Ga. Mcxisana. L D. Flo
res. Box 3s5. Flo-esyi!e. Texas.
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EMPLEOS.

Sc NECESTTA un muchacho y una mucha-
cha. Para mayores informaciones ocurran al
Southern Hotel" i2D
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VENDEMOS

VENDEMOS
REQ 1915 con TODD nuevo, recie1
pintado V con buenas llantas.
Columbia 1918 en- ~perfectas condl-
clones.
Maxwell 1918 en- magnifico estado.
Overland 1918 en- ~perfectas condl-
clones.
Truck Republic de 3l4 de tonelada.
Truck Federal de una tonelada.
Garantizamcs que todos los carros
u vendemos. son tales como los dcs-
cribimos.
Staacke Bros, ia W Crockett St.
San Antonio, Texas. IL
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cue rroporcioae info-n,e5 e~ractoso acerca del
paradero del Sr. Francisco Medina Herman
dez. hi!o de Felipe Medina y Maria Her
nandc=: de % amos de edad. ~estata-a baja.
color moreno. Toto informe sohre este par
ticular. dirtiase L Maria Moreno de Ne
dina--6Os Jones Ave.-Pueblo. Colo. (2o)
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Sc NECESITAN inmediatamente dos sastres
complexities que conozcan TODD cl ramo. Page
scmanario o por plea. SacoS, $3.50: pan
talones. $3.50, chalecos, $500. Hazlett Tailor
ing Co.. Brackettville. Texas.
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Sc NECESTTAN dos muchachas para traba-
j. de cocina. y IN bun cocinero. Dirigirse a.
French Cafe" 5ll St. Mary.
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Sc NECESITAN muchachos con bicicle-
Ia, para repartir cafa.-Ocurran l26 y. San
"a Rosa Az. I2).
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VENTAS.


Escrioa inmediatamente por eataloSo ae
me-caacias, novedaGes y reproducclones 10
Nuestra casa Otrece scr'icio
caIidsd po- su dineroo. No olga mamma
.sc-ibo:" hagaLo hoy. adluntando tres CEN
tayos en- es~tarnbyiIlss. Mexican News pa-
blshing Co., Gatesbur, IL.
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VENTAS.
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS
CLista No. u.

NO oUEREM0S DNERO AIDE
LANTADO como Sc 10 exigen otras
casas. Cuando nos haga sus pedidos
remitanos solamente Ia tercera parte
de 81 valor Y el resto 10 pagara
cuando reciba la mercancia.-;OjO q
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PERDIDAS

$500 DARE a quien ne proporcione inio-
mes pam recuperR- una pocrancR colorado,
de 3 amos, con una mRpcha blanca en- Ia MI
tad dc In frentc. dc peZufas anchas y con
uas cicRtriz en- IA piernR izQCierds. y otra
potrarcn obscura de dos Rios. con Una man
cha blanca en- Ia mitad de "a frente J con
Ia rierra izquicrda tambian blanca. Sc me
perdieron Ell Domingo Is dc Febrero. Jose y.
Castro V&zqucz. P. G. Box lI6. San Anto-
Mo. Texas. t2s).
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La lista anterior eS solo de los ar
ticulos mas usuales.. Escribanos pi-
diendo nuestra lista general por MA
YOR I MEMOIR. en- la que encontra-
ran listed cuanto necesite, a preclos
TERDADERAMENTE BARATOS.
Dirija 81 correspondence !
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Sc G~BATIFICARA a IA persona que entire
que dos perros Bulldog, sxt-aviad,s aver
.n Ell No. ioosLa Sur FRO st. ocurrsn 9 q
misma direction Tel. CT. go. t2T)
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MEDiCOS.

DR. FEDERICO JOHNSTON. &etleina '
rir,g.s en- general Ho:a NoR:sTrvy. Guar
.os !. ; =. log ;. santa Rosa Ave -eiS'O-
nos CT. 1876 : Cr- 5000
DIR. V. PALOMO. Medicine en Gene
raj ConsuItorio. 7lO SO. PecoS- lie
lefono de su Residential. Mission ZIP
Y Gficina: Crockett S6O2--LONouL-
TAS GRATIS.
Or. GCTLLERNU HARRISON
OPTICO.
--,..;,r..g sg ariyIa- los Gstertos d. u vista
ror medic e ac-eoios. CoEsa.torIo' III
So.-.ad Street
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P

Sc TRASPASA. en- magnificas condolences.
s~astrcrfa y casa dc modas. Ocurran u l24
n. Santa Rosa Ave. Cd
TRASPASO ncEocio centrico con enceres o
sin cllos.-Houston St-Camaron sol. (2e)
Sc TRhSPASA comercio con enser.s y ca
sa muy amplia, con aqua Y buen scSar.-92l
So. Lcona St-Ahf mismo iniorman. t5)
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MATRIMONIALES

MEXICANO de 80 amos de edad. desca con-
traer natrimonio con schorita viuda. dc SIS
a So. amos que no tenSa mas de l a . nj
nos. de 8 . { ahoS de ciad. Debe ser de
buen carhcter. Dirigirse n Manuel Ortez-
Box lOT, Arcadia. Kansas. t2s)
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PESOuiSAS.

DARE GRATIFICACIoN de $500 a Ia per-
soma cue me proporcicae infornes e1accos
acerca del p~aradero del Sr. Santos Bueno,
del ST.. Ricardo Hernandez y Sra Adelina
Landa. Las senss particulars del Sr. Bue-
no sen: picado de viruela y falto de IN oio.o
e. Sr. Hernandez es picado de virueia. alto,
trigueno. Todo informe sobre este asuuto.
~diriiase a Julian Estrada. Clovis. n. NJ.
(2e)
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DOY BUENA qualification a Ia persona cue
informe del actual domicilio del joreu ETri-
que Pineda. natural dc Mexico, D. +. KS mo-
reno. de . pies de e~staturs. delgado. nariz
recta. oio- cas;anos. pelo cresro y le falta
un dedo en- IA msno izquierda. Sirvi0 en-
1910 en- el Ejercito Federal como 20. a.ti-
Hero baio las 6rdencs del Oral. Felipe AnEe-
les. Esta interesado en- saber 81 direction,
uno de Eus antiques jefes. asi como tar1bien
ST. hermana Esperanza Pineda, que desea
volverse Il Mexico. Todo informe dir!jase i
Fausto Pincda. Winfield. Kansas. ,29j
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I WORKS

La tintorcria y !avanderia mas antigua de
San Antonio. 2o7-209 Ave. D. San Anto-
MO. Texas. Danes cuidadosa atenci6n q las
erdcncs por correo.
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ACcRDEoNEs TRIPLES. DoBLES Y SEN
CILIOS. Cuando rida iufo-mes adJunte et-
para respuesta. LA CASA AEAL-
CANA. Box $50 Chicago. III.
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LICUSTRUMS

tArbo!cs que siempre permanecen yerdes!
Vendo baratos. +. +. Collins. Collins IsFceh-
(5)
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Sc NECESITAN cocincras. Ocurran n
French Cafe. 81. Mary's : Martin. III
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ApARATO PARA BORDAR Y TEJER; sc
adaa.a > .cdas Is zaaQuinas de coser. ; I;ao
con instruccioues para usarse. :. r. LiSnt'
TT. birmingham. Ala.
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FERROCARRILEROS


.Quiercn ustcdcs 81 d!nero que han abonado
sobre eI QuintO Emprestito de Ia Libertad.
O que les Jcvuelvan 10 que hayaE abonado
por algin cmprtstito anterior Han deja-
do algun check o rage acumalado con a.
guua compania? 70 hard que les paguer
O devueIvan ese dincro. 1Trabaio listed en-
los taileres del Sur Pacifico en- Houston. du-
rante 1918 y 1919? No dejen rerder 81 d.
nero. Escribanme. 3. de Alca!a, 2li12 !Main
St, Houston. Texas.
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RAJOS SEXTOS mcxicaaos J cntrecoveadu-
-as a prccics mode-ados. Cia. FonoEEafIca,
! D. Flores, Box SOS, Fioresvilic. Texas.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-29
Bv N H. Waliams.)

Christmas day was ushered in with
q Christmas tree at the court house
Friday evening, which was attended
by q large number Of little folks, who
gathered to receive their presents
from the hands of old Santa Claus.
The little folks gathered early in the
evening, long before the appointed
time and when old Santa made his
appearance the voices Of the children
could be heard for blocks and he was
the admiration Of them all during
the time he spent with them in de-
livering the presents. No child was
forgotten on this occasion, especially
the less fortunate, and the occasion
was che long to be remembered by
every one who attended, for it was
indeed glorious time to all. While
money conditions have been somt
what acute for several months the
people opened up on Christmas eve
day and the merchants Of the towr
enjoyed fair trade, but nothing like
the previous year. All in has
been great time with eve one
good wishes from all to eac. other
and the gathering together of lovet
ones and friends, the interchangml
Of Christmas cards, have renewed ole
friendship ties of years ago, which
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with passing years and a long abb
senee, had almost been forgotten.
Now we are approaching the new year
ard many resolutions viii be made
for the year. many of which will be
broken ere the sun goes down, but
let an strive to carry out the resolu-
ton thereby making their life :
pleasure to those about them.
Messrs. Sam Wells and Glenn
Henry, Of the Tabernacle section
were business visitors ia Carrolltor
the early part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Suther, of York
have been spending several days Of
the past week with relatives in Re-
form. While there they were tn,
guests of Mrs. Suther's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Harper.
Dir. and Mrs. w. f. Fitzpatrick, O
the Oak Ridge neighborhood, wer'
pleasant visitors to relatives an,
friends in Carrollton the early par
of last week.
Mr.. Louie Wells, Of Birmingham
was in Carrollton a short while on,
day last week, and while here re
ceived a cordial welcome from hi
acquaintance. Mr.. and Mrs. Well
had been spending few days witt
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-29
in their new home.

IN their new nome.
Mr.. James Gibson, who has been
connected with the Probate Office in
an official capacity, will leave the
place on January LIST and will return
to his home near Forest in Henry's
beat. He is at present spending the
holiday season with relatives in. that
section, but will return to Carrollton
the early part Of this week.
Mr.. Walter Cox, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Mittie Moore, left
Monday for Birmingham, where they
are spending a few days. They ex-
pect to return to their home in Car
rollton Thursday. .
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Moore and little
daughter, Of Gordo, spent Sunday
in Carrollton with relatives, retulining
to their home in the afternoon.
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relatives Do Tie Tabernacle section.
but have since returned To their
home in Che Magic City,
Miss Annie Nae Coleman returned
to her home I'D Carrollton one day
the past week, after spending a few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Coleman, IA Birmingham.
Mr.. j. II. Mckee, of Dllburg, was
transacting business in the Pickens-
vile section during a part of the
past week.
A teachers examination was held
in Carrollton during the early part
Of the past week. Twenty teachers
were present to take the examination.
Mr.. A. L. Boone, Of Pleasant Grove,
was transacting business in Carroll
ton last Tuesday.
Mr.. B. W. Gunter, Of Tuscaloosa,
was Carrollton visitor one day dur
ing the past week. Mr.. Gunter was
winding up his affairs IN the coun-
ty as deputy license inspector, sever
ing his connection as such officer on
the first Of January.
A house belonging to Mr.. Jack
Coleman at Pickensville was destroy
ed by fire on the night of December
In. The house had recently been
ovcrhauled and was vacant at the
time Of the fire, Mr.. Coleman and
family being in Birmingham at the
time. just how the fire originated j:
mystery as no one had been on thu
place in twelve hours, workmer
leaving the place at twelve O'Clock
previous to the fire that night ut thu
same hour. One thousand dollars
insurance was carried on the building
and the insured had vacancy permit
for thirty days.
Misses Irma and Anna Lois Bur
CESS and Mr.. Thomas Burgess, whs
have been residing a few miles nortl
of Carrollton, have moved to the city
and are pleasantly located in thu
home Of Mrs. Nell Lavender, where
they have rented rooms for the winter
months.
News has reached Carrollton tina
Mr.. Robert Ivey, Of Pickensville, ant
Miss Viola Boiling were quietly mar
ried in Columbus Thursday evening
at the Baptist parsonage, Rev. r. S
Gavin, pastor Of the First Baptis
church of that city performing tn,
ceremony. Mr.. Ivey is a well know
young man of his section who hal
many friends amoung his acquaint
ances, while the bride is at presen
] teaching in the Pickensville schoo
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Eliza LyIes have returned t0 their
home "a Tuscaloosa, after 3 pleasant
stay with relatives n Carfollton.
Messrs Oscar Gates and Tom Shaw
were in Columbus last Thursday on
business.
Miss Lucille Bailey, a student in the
Alabama Industrial College for Wo-
men, arrived during the past week
and is 3 pleasant guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Bailey, Of
Carrollton, during the Yuletide sea
son.
Miss Laura Taylor Hinton, who is
teaching at Pollard, Alabama, is max
mig glad the home Of her mother,
Mrs. Beulah Hinton, during the holi-
days.
Mrs. E. NJ. StringfelIow, Of Reform,
spent Monday Of last'week in CarFoll-
ton with her mother, Mrs. H. r. Owr
ings.
Mr.. 7. w. Lavender, Of the Forest
section in Henry's beat, was trans
acting business in Columbus last
Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Cole left the early part
of last week for Phoeba, Miss, where
she is an interesting guest of rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. d. W. Proctor, Of Aliceville,
spent the early part Of last week in
Carrollton, a guest in the home Of
his son, Mr.. John H. Proctor.
Hon. William B. Bankhead, who
was elected to represent the Tenth
District of Alabama in Congress in
l116, has endeavored since his election
to have Pickens county represented
at Annapolis and has on several oc-
casions held over an appointment in
the hope that he would be able to
secure some one from this county for
the place. After years Of attempting
to place some one in this military in
stitution he has at last succeeded in
filling the place with Mr.. irwin Mil
Ter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Miller,
Of Carrollton, and this young mar
Twill enter Annapolis next June. ut is
very gratifying to the friends Of the
young man and his FAMILY to learn
that he, will enter Annapolis with out
Examination, as his reports from the
i Carrollton High school and also those
from the Marion Military Institute
are A grade, thus relieving him of the
/ examination, a certificate having al
ready been issued from Annapolis to
this effect. Irwin Miller is recognized
as che of the brightest boys who ever
!, grew up in Alabama, and deserves
special mention for the fact that he is
only sixteen years Of age and will en-
| ter Annapolis at the age Of seven
4 teen. He is now spending the holi-
days with his parents and is being
warmly congratulated by his numer-
Gus friends and school mates upon
the honor that has recently been be-
slowed on him.
Mr.. Charlie Nicholson, q valued
employee Of the Pickens- County
Herald has returned from pleasant
stay with relatives at Geiger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oln Bell, accom-
panied BY their young son, will leays
. the early part Of the new year fol
Florida, where they expect to maks
their future home. Mr.. Bell has been
connected with the A. E. Bell Lumber
Company for several years and has
been making his home at Lois
Springs, where he and Mrs. Bell have
many friends who regret their de-
parture. but all will wish them we'll
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At the Columbus Opera House, Friday
and Saturday.
NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi,
Lowndes County.
Beard of Supervisors, November
Term, 1920.
Notice of Considering Claim for Loss
and Damage to Stock Falling
Through Bridge.
This is to give notice that the Board
Of Supervisors of Lowndes County,
Mississippi, will, in accordance with
Chapter IS, Sections 1902, 1903 and
1904, Henaingway's CODE, consider at
its January meeti me, e0n Wednesday,
the fifth day Of January, 1921, the
claim of J. L. Pratt for the sum Of
$4,000 for the damage to horses and
wagon, caused by falling through a
bridge in District No. Four (4) Of the
said county.
Done by order Of the Board, this
the 9th day Of November, A. d. 1920.
JNO. J. RICHARDS,
12-15-3w. Clerk.
Miss Virginia lines returned Mon
day to Memphis, after spending the
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Believing it best fol- myself and my friends customers as
WE'LL will January st discontinue charging and delivering
goods has been method for these years have been bust
ness in Columbus