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EDITORIALS.
CLASS RULE

Originally this govc l1lrlent was established on
the principle of government for all the people, of all
the people and by all the pcople In other words,
class rule class dctation or class domination were
entirely eliminated. For LA years cur government
operating under this system has been the most SIC
seccful of any IN the world 1t has withstood every
test and given it's people the greatest freedom and
chance for. development of any nation on earth.
= In the past few years organizations such as the
Non Partisan league in North Dakota have sought
toestablish class rule in this country Through the
leagues promises of special power and advantages to
it's members through political control many citizens
have lost sight of the dangers Of establishing such
system in a free country Already the Non-Partsan
league is advising organized labor to join with it and
by the power of the ballot vote solid block and
gain their demands. In other words, govern
ent and the right to vote are to be made the STEP
ping stones for powerful organizations to gain what
they wish at the expense of the general public and
taxpayer.
The establishment and extension of such
system would mean the absolute destruction of our
form of government, neither the farmers, who are
members of the Nop Partisan league, nor the work.
men representing organized labor can afford to es-
tablish such syster' for do not want this
try to be controlled by class organizations of either
capital, labor, farm producers or manufacturers.
Glass rule has wrecked many nations and it will
wreck this country just as it is established
In North Dakota, class rule under the Non
Partisan league shows an average increase Of 6445
per cent taxation upon farm lands for 1919 over 1918
according to assistant Atty. Gen. Packard of that
state.
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UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service
Commission again announces an ex-
animation for the position of Clerk
Carrier in the Post Office in the city.
There has been difficulty in secur-
ing a sufficient number of applicants
for this position and therefore all
qualified persons are urged to enter
the examination, to be held on March
20, 1920.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary of the Board Of Civil
Service Examiners at the Immigra-
tion office in this city.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-16
WINTER STRAWBERRIES

It.was bitter winter day when to the grocefs
ioint went to price the predigested hay, and buy
a nutmeg for cent. "These berries here tne
grocer said "haye just been shipped in by express; &
they from where f91 re Is tha orocer
cried "vill cost dollar and third; and you may eat
and arss swell with pride and folks viii say you are
bird" The village banker anlbled in his Whlskers
fun Of snow and ice; "Buy berries?" said he "twere
sin to cough up such beasty price" The eadlng
LAWYER came along and gazed upon that paid fruit,
and said "His head is working wrong who for such
stuff s gss Meuld give hoot A half dozen men Of
wealth passed up the berries thus displayed; they
said twould undermine their health to pay the price
the grocer made. And then the village tnsmlth
came and bought a. box, his eyes ageam; he said,
sII take them to the DAME and she will dish them
up with cream To moralize in doleful pitch might
proceed but bedtire's nigh and wealthy men are al
ways rich, and tinsmths-well, they're living high
copyright by George Matthew Adams)
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UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that Wiring
erman non-educational examination
will be held on March 10, 1920, for
the purpose of filling vacancy in
the position of Wringerman in the
Supply service at Nogales, Arizona.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board Of Civil Ser
vice Examiners, at the Nogales. Ari-
zona, immigration office.
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LITTLE TO BE GAINED

1t is doubtful whether there will be anything
gained by the investigation conducted by the Senate
Committee Naval Affairs of the operation Of the
American Navy in the great war. And it serves to
diminish the admiration of the world at large for
America courage and capacity. But the harpies who
tried to wreck the reputation and fame of Secretary
of the Navy Daniels before the war; and were forced
to be silent when the war on have returned to
the chase that their is permitted to spend
itself again.
1t is safe to assert that had Secretary Daniels let
the big grafters who fatten upon the navy continue
lauded by those who are traducing now. But he
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Building Material

! When your build a house you
want something that will last
and look well. Our stocks OF
building aaateriaa are large and
give you the opportunity OF
selecting exactly what YOU
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-16

The men who cry loudest when hit, decry
10 murmur from the same cause.
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stood in the way of that gentry and he must be pun
ished.
STRIKE METHODS BLOW UP

STRIKE METHODS BLOW UP
The failure of the Pacific Coast Electrical Work
ers strike ought to teach all organized labor lesson
Because men in a certain trades union are get
ting big wages is not license to ask and then
ask more
There is limit even to good thing and when
that is exceeded by individual or class they play
risky game.
The failure of every big strike undertaken ought
to organized labor that strike methods are
played out for all time
For a trade union to strike when it is getting big
pay, just to show its dictatoria power economic
blunder-a crime
1t stops thousands of individuals from employ
irT electrical workers, it stops large corporations
from undertaking new construction and creates pub
lie sentiment against organized labor and the right to
collective barganing-both good things in themsel-
veS
Had there been Congress in those days, when
Noah finished the first recorded voyage by landing
~ II unt Arrarat, there would have been congress
sonal committee to inquire how he lost his ship
--O-
1t is hard to split hair that nothing is wanting
and nothing to spare.
Even confidence man will not work the
side of street where he finds another before him.
Praising what is lost makes remembrance dear.
That meat relishes best which costs nothing
-O--
Good appetite and good digestion can carry
man long way-if he has will
-O
Money and good manners don't 90 together
always.
Man Furnishes the act but God the intent In
murder man tries to reach both.
He who lets another sit on his shoulder soon will
have him on his head.
Eat peck Of salt with man before you trust
him.
Of money wit and wisdom believe one-fourth
you hear.
1t is folly to expect justice or fair treatment
from the unprincipled
The men who cry loudest when hit, decry others
who murmur from the same cause.
-O-
He who Walketh with virtue may acquire it.
Old women's gold is not ugly
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Idtnns Sarmer.

SD piinide biermit befannt gu
MAIDEN, baB i6 nod INNER in 0tor.
riion, i'm 8iebbanbel. @eidGft bin,
mo man mid ieben Sag finben fam.
@ein 8erianotplas lit @orriion; ei-
ne CUTE Gage Inn Die Sormer bon
@asccnabe unb bon Oiage gountp su
bebienen. Meine Rinooieb. nnb
Sdpstne 8ennen iino 10 arran'
giert, bab id on ireeno einem uno
on ieoem Gage Der 8ode faufen
fam, nit @rsrabme bes 5onntogs.
8erIanbt eiml1oI in Der ISOLDE. Sd
fai,fe BEL einaelnen Stiiden ODER in
bundles" ems 5ur 3ett, in @agen-
laounaen ober in Seroen mnb be.
gable bos eonae Sabre binourd Den
b6dIten Marftpreis unb Dor Mlen1
bebonbele i1 Glle in gleider 8eiie
Bin in benz @ei9Gft UNI @elb si Der.
bienen; Fir Die Sarmer, fiir Die 8ieb'
aildter uno fir mid ielbit, inbem id
einen Seoen Der NIT mir banbelt II
reeller 8eiie bebanbele. SD glnlib'
mid. an bas 9eidneioen per 8rei|e
ai6 sebore if at feiner gerbinbunt
bon 8erienoern nit bereinborte1
8reiien. @ertn Sbr gieb gu her
farfen bobt. ober IN meiner Sini'
Snformntion a,i buben piinidt, banf
ipreft BEL mir Dor ODER telepbonier
,Miper T." 2onis Seibner,
! Morriion. SEQ
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Sanfiagnng.

8ir ipreden hermit allen I'M.
ieren 8ernanbten uno Srernoen Die
inns anlGbli6 oes Sobes unierer &c.
Iiebten @attin, M1ittcr, Softer unb
SdpeIter,
Snlia ~. 8peidel (eeb. S6olten),
ibre SbeiInabme unb 2iebesbienite
ernieier. unieren beralidIten 9anf
aus. 8~eionoers Srn. Sobn Doll
rrab Samilte, ben 8abrh,dtragern
uno fir oe reiden 8I,menipenben.
gbenfnlls unb insbeionoere berTih-
ern mir Baitor 81. S. aasmanr,, rn-
ieres innieite,, 9anfes fitr Die I'M
&rauerbniiie unb ONT @rabe eeIbro.
fJenen 8orte BEG Sroites un6 Der
@rinreriing.
Die tranernbe SamiIic.
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Sn %berfanfen.

Stroll. 25 Gents per 8allen bon
burdidnittlif so Sfo. Sci @bnab-
me bon 10 ODER mebr 8allenIfrei ob.
lieferune in Sermann.
8ebrandter Draft, in 9lttem 3r-
itanoe. 10000 8fb. SEQ. 9, Ut 3oa
Did galpaniiirt, A Cts. pro Sfunb.
10000 Bf6. $50. Is, 1/10 Son
oif, gefp6bnlider @iienbrabt, 5u 8
Gents pro Bfb.
Office. Supplies uin. Sdreib.
tii6e ilno SuIte, (Oeifs), S6reib'
maidinen, Sdnufaiten, Glide, Sill
ing Cafes. Stiible, 8aagen, 8lod
II. &afle, Saiier, groBe uno fleine
@ebinoe, ltin.
Spredt in unierer Office Dor aur
9eii6tigung bieier @egenitGnbe.
Stone Sill @ine 6 o.
Sermann, SEQ.
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MDrriiOn

ISrou 2enn Sdumader, BON Sro'
bolt, alberta, @ritii6 Columbia, be-
finoet iib felt mebreren Eagen bier
bel ibrem Sobne, 9r. q. u. Sdu'
nader uno oeiien 8attin. Iuh
gbil. S6umader bon 2amotte, Sa.,
ltottete leste ISOLDE ieinem Srltoer
Or. S9uma6er einen 9eiu6 ab.
go. Sunmnert mar letten SamS.
tae in @crmmn in @eidaften.
Srou 8. S. @ertens puroe ON
Ictten 8rcitog abeltb, gclcgentlit)
ilrcS @eburtStoeeS, bon tbrcn
.5rrunben nit elmer Surpriie 8ortp
Ncebrt.
Serbert Boss unb @ottin iino
bodcrireut iiber Die @eburt elnes
S6dterdens.
Oscar unb 2ouis Seioner Der
f9nnten leste ISOLDE bon bier aus
mebrere G%orloouneen Sdneine mad
ct. 2oris.
SEQ. Boss urto Scrbert 6. Wer
tens reiiten lestcn Somstag nod
columbia, DO. I'M Der @inlpeibuni
1es SeimS Der g. Of 6. fir Stiben
ten. %bci5lmobnen.
Gin IN Der Solloiue'en. Ha6t aus
sefiibrter 81,benitreid fiibrt aur &lu
ae Dor Sriebensridter 3aitrom
@ebrere bieiiec iungen 2ette bai
ten einen Sdrminoacn allscinanoe
eenontmen nnb ole perldiebenc
9beile in ollie @eltrittinecn bel
ftreut. 9ie &beilc ipuroen ipGtc
tpieoer %eeiommelt, bod feblt bent
nod Die 8aee (9oubletree) I'm
ipenn bieielbe nidt Biz gum /. Sci
r,ior bon Den iungen 2eiiten an 8,
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General @eriammluns.

0ic iGbrIidc Notwithstanding
Der Holiccnbalter Der Sermarn
spuu @ntual Sire Sninranee So.
sur grm1blung bon iieben CD 9iref-
loren, Die fir bas laufenoe Sabr
oienen iollen, unb arr Derbanolung
FOLDER @eidGfte Die e~eboreno Dor &c
brodt werocn m0gen, finbet am
Montas, ben 2. Sebrnar, 1920,
in Der Gitp Sall in Sermoln, @o.,
beginncn6 ON 8 ltbr Sormittags
uno erOenb am 2 llbr gtn6mittags
ftatt.
@illiam gberlin, BrGiibcnt.
Robert 9alimgaertner, Sefr.
Sermam, 800, ben %. San., 1920.
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gInftiun.

llnteraei6neter miro auf ietner
Sarnl, 4 Meilen oitlih bon Scrmann
ltnb 8 Weilen neltl. bon Berger, am
9ienstag, ben 3. Scbrnar,
b%eeinneno BALI 1 llbr, folgenbes
@iqentbum auf offentlifer 8eritei-
qer,1ng an Den WeiitbietenOen per-
faufen:
3 Stnter, cine 21a-idbrige Sttte,
1 8fero, 1 @aiileiel, 10 @onat alt,
/ frii6melfise Sub nebit &olb. B
&iibe, &inb, Stier, Rlttteridwein
unb Serfel, A 2Gitfer, RcGormid
ginoer, 9isc Drill 90 0iics), l
Gang 8fliig, 2 smeiipdnnige Guilt
pators, / Disc gultipator, Section
Gaze, 2 Eonnen $er, brei S.5ollige
8fliige, Gbefromer, ~Gornpflan5er,
Rilparfee MGbmoi6ine, Selrefen,
$%eutebber, 8iiesp, bober Sarmipa.
gen, nieberer Sarmipagen NIT Stabl.
rGbern, so @nl. Defiant, 30 Sol.
eiiener 3eiiel, Sborples Cream Sep.
orator, 2 8i,tterfdiier, 9oblol.Sf
iroene G0pfe ilnb 8efabe, Seioofen,
pie iiberbnilpt alle Sarmt. llnb Saiis
ger6tbidaftcr, su sablreid Inn ne al
le bier alfauaablen.
8eSinsnuseu: $40 ittto fpeni9ei
iinb @aar au 5ablen. atf getrGg'
bon mebr als $40 miro elm emo
natlider Credit seeeben gegen SCOT
nit gutter Siderbeit.
Sci rngiinitieem 8etter, ME &e
gen, Sdnee ober au faltem 8ettel
ON gerfoifstoee, finoet Der Ser
fditf am n6dften Sage ftatt.
Gbos. @abemener,
$erno1it, No., 81. 2
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aGbIt iest 95 Mitglieoer. 8Gbreno
bes bergangenen Sabres iinb benz.
ielben 10 ne,le WitgIieoer beieetre.
ten.
@as lit oenn aus Der @asconaOe
Gollntp american 2e9ion getuorben?
Gina Elm 0uteno unierer Norri.
ioner jlneen 2elIte mOdten iid gerne
ser 8ereinie,ing anidlieBen, bod
niiien lie nidt on lpcn lie iif 5lt
penoe1t baben.
2oriS &p1 bat in Sermarn i'm
S6erer. @eb1lloe Elm 2ofal gemietbet
un6 miro BORT Elm @rocerie. @ei6Gft
er0ffnen. Serr &o6 beobiidtigt i'm
Nt1rs ale feline @aare bon bier aus
nod Sermam 81 bringen.
Srau Gus. 8ieIenbad, melhe
ernitli9 ertranft mar, befinbet iitj
picber auf Der geiierung. y
Srls. Wartba Sotmer, Ilma 9irt
uno Minnie 8ol5 reiiten letter
Sonntag nod ct. 2ouis, Tim BORT
8ei66ftigrng on5litreten.
Grpin 9ranOt uno Satin lparer
Iesten Samstog beiudspeilc in Ser,
molttl.
Or. g. q. S6umader, weI6e1
stuei 8o6cn bur6 cinen Infall bon
2rtngenentailnOung OH baS 9ett &c
ieiieIt mar, bot li9 our Sreltbe lei
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Sanfiagnug.

8ir erlaltben ltr,s hermit allen
unieren eeebrten 3odbarn unb
Srcunoen fir Die tp6brenb Der 4ranfs
belt uno nod Dem Sooc rnierer &c.
liebten Wutter,
Sran Senriette Sluiiner,
erfpieienen 2iebe8bienIte, iomie fin
Ole 8lumenipenoen unb ebenfalIs
ben 8abrtuhtrG9ern unieren beralid-
item 9anf ob6uitotten. gbenfalls uni
'~nsbeionoere ipreden mir biermit
Sem Serrn 8aitor &eiaert tnierer
innieiten Sonf aus fir feline BERG
liheu Sroitporte.
Die tranernbe Samilie.
@orriion, $40, %. San. 80.
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tter Dielen SreunOe mieber iotpeit er.
bolt, baB er ieiner 8raris nicoer
na6fommen fanm.
s. S. Rertens bot in SeriailIes
uno in 8oonbille 4genturen fir Die
Glebelano TRACTORS etablirt.
Srau Sacob Seioner unb &inoer
reilten lesten Somstag nod Ser
mann I'M ibrer Wlitter, Srar Mar-
tin S6neiber unb ibrer S9neiter,
Srau S. 8arnacle, einen 9eiu6 OBJ
5uitatten.
S. @abient, pel6er crit fiir5lidJ
aus Canton 3iirid. S6mei5 einge-
lponbert lit, befinoet ii6 eegenpGrtia
bier ar1f 8eIu9 BEL ieincm Snfel,
S. 81. Ebuli.
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Sanfiaann9.

gllen unieren oeebrten Gadbarh
i,no Srelnoen sic unlerer ~geliebten
Mlltter, S6mcIter, unb @roBmutter,
Marie Mi6els,
nGbreno ibrer &runfbeit unO un8 in
unierer i6percn Stunoe unOereeb-
lide 2iebesbicnite un0 Ebeilnabme
ermieien babcr, ionic Den 8abrtid)'
trGgern uno fir bic 9lumenipenben
ipre6en nir hermit unieren ber5lih.
item Cant aus, ionic inSbeionbere
Dem bo6m. Safer Rormralo fir feline
parnlen Croft. unO @rinnerungs'
iporte.
Die tranern6e Samilie.
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In meine 9nnben nnS Sreunbc.


9a i9 mein @eidGft in set. Ster.
ling berfauft babe mOdte i9 oieie
@eleecnbeit benlisen meinen geebr-
ten &llnben itnb Sreltnoen meineu
beroli6iten 9onf ab5uitatten fir Die
mir 10 piele Sabre binour6 erpieienc
&unbidoft l,nb 8oblrpollen uno
boffe oab bieielben o,ld bieies 8obI.
pollen meinem Iadfolger i'm &C.
idGfte, Serrn Sris Shaeperfoetter,
in bemielben MaBe i6enfen peroen.
Quguit 2aubert.
Set. Sterling, ben II. San. 30,
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Dr.. W. {. Lockwood
3o6nor5t
ermun n, @ o.
Office Der Beoples 8anf geeeniiber.
Office-8bone SIR.
@obnlne-Bbone 9r. 800
q n n, @t q

llro Stelle gebradt miro, ioll eS Oer.
iclbcn aon Den &ragen 9eben."
Senrp 3eitomom mar am Srei.
tag in Scrmonii in @ei6dften.
Serb 9ralIll mar wGbreno Der let.
ten ISOLDE in Sermmnn Inn ben Sit.
ungen bes &reiSeerihtes bei5unpob.
1len.
Srolt Iligult 9oegcr mar lettert
Sanlstag bier gum 8eiud ibrer
Sobne uno beren Samilien.
Srau s. S. stoeppelmann, bon
Berger, mar leste ISOLDE bier ais
@oit Der Somilie Senrp 8oeeer.
8aIter Sredmam bat in Ser.
mann in Der bortigen Sdubiobrif
cine Stelle als @alhiniit ongetre.
ten.
S. .. 8aber NOR leste 8ode bier
lim leiter Sannilie cinen 9eiuh ab.
5uitotten.
Sermanm SteffeL mcIder mebrere
8oben bier auf 8eiud bel ieiner
9rtlber, 8m. Steffen, bertpeiIte, rel.
itc lesten Samstas mieber nod ct.
Souls Sltriif.
Seit Der lesten SiBitne Der Gram
Surp iinO in ben bieiigen offentli9er
2ocalen olIe Yundboaros, Slotma
i6incn unb dbnli6c @liidsipieIl
ploblid beridmm0en, itnb bof
fentli6 bIeiben ite aud beridwunocn
Scr bieiige 3meig Der 6. 6. Of U
filbrte lesten Samstus folsenoe re,,,
8eumte unter entipre6enoen Seic,
lidfeiten, IN ibre Gentter elm: 2ouiI
Boss, Br1iioent; Oscar gliieuitin
8ioe.8rdiioent; Geo. 8irf, @oit
Bres. unb Chancellor; 6. 8. Boss
protofollirenoer Sefretdr; Sri
eitbcr 8ope, Sinm5.S efretdr; G. s
Mertens. S6osmeiiter; 60. RoIte
5iibrer; Gilbert 8ola. innere @ade
Senrp @erritien. GlBere 8ade Uni
: @biI. Bauer, Sruitee. Ser gereil
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gorrtgiert bon
Sobn& S. Setm s

3n Oerfanfeu. 8obnbous nit bier
3immer, 2idt unb 8nfierleititne,
Seller itno &oblenbeb6Iter nebit elmer
baIben 2otte, ebenen @orten. Chen.
falls elm @ebGube 80 bel 40 SUB nit
ebenio eroBen @rbgeidoB, &oblenbe.
bdlter uno 8aiierleit1ine, nit elmer
baIben 2otte, fam 5uiammen ober
einseln at mGBigem 8reis gefouft
lperben. Ha65ufraeen BEL
&i6arb 8. 8oeideL
Sermonn, 500.
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8er bos 8olfsblatt bermiBt,
miro Die uriade BARN finben, baB er
Die 3eit1tng nidt pieoer beitellt bot
aIs Die 3eit abeelalifen ipar. 8enn
Die Belt abeeloufen it, boren mir nit
Dem S9iden auf.
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Sn perfanfen: gtma 100 SUB
9auboIa (@i6en) aIf Der Sorm Deg
BERT. s. s. Sredmom, nabe Rors
riion. Sp. @. Sre9 mann
Worriion, $40.
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Slut es Jest.

Wa6t iest bel mir cure SeItell-
rlngen 5ttm Sope3ieren ODER Gin.
Itrei6en eltrer SGltier, 1tnb felt Die
er1ten bie beoient perben. @ir err
tporten 5ablrei6e @uftrGge nnb per-
ben i'm Sriibiobre iebr beidaftigt
fem. 9esbalb loBt iest cure 8obn.
rngen tape5ieren che Die SriibjabrS-
orbeiten beginner. Bir perOen in
ben n1dlten Sagen nelle Sapeten-
Ml1iter erbalten. 9os Sape5ieren
beiorgen mir aud penn ibr Die Cape.
ten nidt bon urs foltft.
2ouis Saber It o #,
Sermann, No.
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Scene 4n5eigen

3n berfanfen: 3mei Gluten, 8 II.
If Sabre oft. Iad5ufragen bei
g. s. @eper, Berger, 500.
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Gdtnns Intumubil. Better.

4utomobil Sires urb Cubes per.
ben au mGBigen 8reiien reparirt. aae
Irbeit miro prompt beIorgt un6 ear'
antirt. Serm. s. d,
Sn &lenf's @arage Sermonrr, SEQ,
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86deutIi&er Rarftberidt.
@orrigiert bon

gggerS R~iIlina Go.
8eiaen, per 8uibel -..-~$2.45
Smperial, (ioft mbeat) b. g.. 6.25
9ailp 8reob, Oarb pbeat) p.S.7.25
@ooo Sud, per Sod 6.t5
&oegenmebI, per 100 Bfuno .., 500
Sbipihtff per 100 Bfunb .,. 200
8leie, per 100 8flrno 2.20
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-15
Classified Section
nTSINFSS NOTICE

This is to give notice to my friends
and customers, and to the public gem
orally, that | have sold my grocery
business on Main street t. McClan q
Hall, who will operate the same in the
future. l viii now devote my time en-
tirely to the hide, fur and wool bust
ness, being located at my building at
the foot of Main street. | will also
buy junk of all kinds, second hand
sacks, tallow and beeswaX. / will be
glad to have friends and customers
call on me at my new place Of bust
ness, and as | am going into this
business on a large scale, ! will be bet
ter prepared to pay higher prices and
handle a larger volume Of business in
the future.
V. NJ. HIGGINS,
2-11-1m. Columbus, Miss.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-15
DELTA LANDS

We have a Delta land proposition
which we regard as the best offered.
1t has been secured after several
months investigation Of that locality
1t is a $4,000 acre tract, being dovel-
oped with drainage canals new locks
giving it protection from overflow
Hard road and every modern conven-
fence. The best evidence Of its value
is that it is selling fast 1t is priced
at only $4,000 an acre, and we are or
ganizing a party to go and look at il
1t is just across the river from Green.
vile, and is convenient and accessible
for the people Of this side. If YOU
want to take day off and see it, gel
in with us at once.
MAER REALTY co.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-15
C0MlIISSI0NER,S SALE.

Under and ty virtue Of final de-
cree of the Charoery Court of LoWn-
dcs loguty. Mississippi, made in the
cause ef Mrs. Alice H. Smith versus
Mrs MaHv &. Montgomery, ct al, No.
23G3, rendered at the April Term, A.
r.. 1917. thereof. the undersigned
Commissioner, named in said decree
will, On the Sth day Of March. A. D.
1920, beng the second Mont,ay thcrc-
eli. within the legal hours Of such
sales. at tire front door Of the Court
House in the City Of Columbus, Mis-
si,sipp sell at public cutlery to the
highes. bidder On the following
terms: for cash, the following des-
eribed real estate lying, being
and situated in the City of
Columbus, County Of Lowndes and
State Of Mississippi to-Wit: Begin
ming "a feet north Of The southeast
corner Of block eipht 90 Of Stephen
sen. Stinson and Cox addition, to
said city of Columbus, from thence
run West ninety 600 feet, thence
North fifty-s six $50 feet, thence east
ninety 900 feet, thence South fifty
six (56l feet to point Of beginning,
according to map or plot on file in
the office Of the Clerk OF Chancery
Court Of Lowndes County.
! will convey only such title as is
vested in me which is believed to be
good.
This, the 10th day Of February
A. D., 1920.
b. A. LINCOLN.
2-f1-4Vyk Commissioner.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-15
For Sale

Mississippi Delta plantation. Price
S137.50 an acre. Eight hundred acres;
800 in cultivation. Plenty of cabins
and labor on the place. Thirty
thousand dollars cash; balance on
good terms. If interested, telephone
or telegraph DIR. W. c. BROOKS
Greenville, Miss, as this place viii
not be on the market long at this
low price. 2-l5-2t
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-15
SOME MAN WORKING FOR THE
SOUTHERN

Wants a good cottage home, mid
way between his work and the town
schools and churches. We have it
Can give possession in thirty days
or on September 1st. Seven hundred
and fifty dollars in cash, and $25 a
month at 6 per cent interest, will
secure it. Telephone today and sec
us tomorrow. Get you a home now
MAER REALTY co.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-15
NEW MEAT MARKET

| have just opened at Mr.. Pulliam's
old stand, on North Twelfth street
and Sixth avenue, a new meat market
where the choicest meats will be Of
fered for sale at al. times. Deliveries
made to any section Of the city.
Prices most reasonable. Phone 79l
H. B. VAUGHAN,
Columbus, Miss.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-15
NOTICE OF PROPOSAL To ISSUE

hottie is hereby given that the
Board OF Supervisors OF Lowndes
County, Mississippi. propose at IT'S
March meeting, 1920, uu Monday, the
first day Of March, 1920 to issue the
Bonds OF the Nt Vernon Road Dis
uIct IN the sum OF Ten per cent (lC
per cent? OF ali the Taxable property
Of said Road District.
Done by Order of tho Board, this
the 2nd day Of February 1920.
J&0. J. RICHARDS,
Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors Of
Lowndes County, Mississippi.