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THE NORTH MISS. HERALD Issued Every Friday

LOUIS C. BARBER Ed and Pub.

THE OFFICIAL PAPER:—For City of Water Vuiley and Yalobusha Co. SUBSCRIPTION:— $1.50 Per Year

payable strictly in advance. Entered at the postoffice at Water Valley as second-class mail mutter.

CAR OF WANNERMAKER- CLEVELAND COTTON SEED

AT COFFEEV1LLE

VVe have orileied a car of VVan- nermaker-Cieveland Cotton seed tor farmers of this County. The seed will be unloaded at Coffeevilie, Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 21 and 22. These seed are coming >£■' *v'•AwAlk 'SaYcrtivia II best seed that we could buy. They will cost $2.75 per bushel sacked in even weight bags delivered at Cof- feevilie. I have another offer for seed at $2.25 per bushel but we have rejected this offer because believing that the quality is not what it should be.

If you are in need of planting seed this is your opportunity to sup- ply your wants. I believe that this is the cheapest cotton seed that you will be able to buy.

Our enterprising Mercantile Com- pany here Armstrong and Bailey Bros, made it possible for us to se- cure these seed. Therefore 1 take this method of thanking them for this courtesy.

A quantity of these seed have been spoken for and as the supply is limit- ed you had better see us immediate- ly if you want any of these seed.— A. G. HAMILTON, County Agent.

CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY

DON’T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c to Foley & Co 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup. Foley Kid- ney Fiils and Foley Cathartic Tab- lets “Sold Everywhere.’’

TAYLOR—ROUTE I NEWS Everybody seems to be enjoying

this pretty spring weather. There was a large crowd attend-

ed service at Forest Hill Sunday afternoon.

Miss Lillian Sansom and Mr. Orion Horne were pleasant callers at Forest Hill Sunday afternoon.

Mr. Harry Carothers and little sister, Exormay spent Sunday with Mr. Austin and family.

We are all very sorry to hear oi Mr. Stanley Austin getting his arm brokeff.

Miss Eutha Sansom spent this afternoon with Miss Maude Lakey.

There will be preaching at Union Sunday afternon, everybody come. BLUE EYES AND BROWN EYES.

BOARD PROCEEDINGS iConcluded from first page; *

mg the report of the County Treas- *

urer for the third quarter and for1 * the fourth quarter of the year 1919 be and the same is hereby rescinded, ^ revoked and set aside. And it ap- pearing to the Board that the Coun- ty Treasurer has corrected his said report and that the said reports are ( now correct as submitted, the said reports are therefore hereby approv- ed and the Clerk of the Board is hereby directed to record said re- ports as required by law. (

There coming on for hearing be- fore the Board the report of Dave Patterson, Sheriff and Tax Collector on supplemental additional assess- ments of property for the yeai 1919, and the Board having examined the said report and finds the same cor- rect, therefore the said report is hereby approved and the County Auditor is hereby ordered and direct- ed and directed to make the proper changes against the said Sheriff and the Tax Collector, to-wit:

Realty in District No. 1, $100.00 valuation.

Personal property Dist. No. -I, $220.00 valuation.

Personal property, Dist. No. r>, $110.00 valuation.

Road tax commutation, roads 9.

It is hereby ordered by the Board that W. C. Kuykendall, Tax Assessor, be and he is hereby ordered to pre- pare and submit separate assess- ments of Realty in Road Districts Numbers Three and Four,

It is ordered by the board that the folowirtg claims be allowed out of General County fund: GENERAL COUNTY FUND- L. L. Long, surplus after sell-

ing estray horse_$42.76 D. D. Patterson, Vitualizing

prisoners 10.60 D. D. Patterson, stamps & exp. 6.39 Hederman Bros. Of. Sup. Co.,

supplies Co. Supt._ 8.22 J. J. Copeland, 6 days ext. ser. 15.00 L. T. Wisdom, stamps,_ 2.00 City of Water, lights and water

court and jail_ 26.92 Evert Cock, premium bond

Circuit Clerk, _ 25.00 C. L. Chadwick, J. P. lost cost- 25-65 Chambers Office Supply Co.,

supplies Chan. Clk. _ 14.26 B. Leland Co., Mdse. Court

House W. V. 29.75 win. varr, leiunu tax_ i.uu Tucker Printing Co., Chancery

Clerk Office _ 16.00 H. P. Pate, 1 year ext. service 20.00 H. P. Pate, 4 days ext. ser. .. 12.00 John Allen, Jan. Cof. Court

House __ 2.00 The Selig Co., Clean Sweep .. 28.75 C. W. Kincade, poor house act. 18.75 Howry-Morrison & Enoch,

lamps Chan. elk. Office 1.50 fl. fin—Boerx 7>t Hits _udSfh

bonds. Frost, Kuykendall & Cole .. 541.70

M. E. Goodwin, sundrys, _ 7.75 W. G. Vickery, 6 days extra

service _ 18.00 H. E. Griffin, 1 month salary,

Co. Health Officer _ 60.00 W. G. Vickery, Annual Sal. 60.00 Theo. W. Fly, 3 months salary

County Treasurer_75.00 W. H. Walters, Annual Sal. 50.00 W. H. Walters, 12 days extra

service .. 36.00 Chambers Office Supply Co.,

Stationery sheriff’s Of. 12.84 L. T. Wisdom, Tel. & Ex._16.38 Cumberland Tel. Co., phone

rent _ 6.25 J, W. Young, Cost record Su-

preme Court_ 55.34 John Reed, et. al., temp. rel.. 90,00 Progress-Itemizer, pub. pro.

Board _ 3.33 Progress-Itemizer, pub. bid

Co. Depository _ 1.61 J. W. Young, express _ .56 North >li3s. Herald, et al..

Notice bid Co. Depository 3.22 North Miss. Herald, pub. notice

pretermitting Court _ 3.93 Miss Lillian Dorris, bal ^al. for

Nov. 1919 _ 26.00 Miss Lillian Dorris, salary for

Dec. 1919 _ 126.00 Dr. J. S. Donaldson, Prof,

service 1.75 North Miss. Herald, et a!., pub.

Pro. Board _ 6.66 A. G. Hamilton, Sal Dec.

1919 200.00 S. E. Hyde, hauling sand court

house yard -- 20.00 G. E. Frost, et al., lost costs 150.00 G. T Lyon, Annual extra

service 20.00 G. T. Lyon, 8 days extra

service _ 24.00; F. B. Herron, refund tax — 49.881 W. C. Jones, jail acct. .. 2.20 L. T. Wisdom, Salary county

Auditor 1919 1250.00 L. T. Wisdom, Sal. Clerk of

Board, 1919 400.00

GENERAL LOAN FUND— Ordered by the Board that the

following claims be allowed out of General Loan fund: L. T. Wisdom, 4 days service

ON THE DEFENSIVE! During the aftermath ot influenza or its debilitating compli- cations, there is more than ordinary need that you nourish and orotect every avenue of your strength.

m i -cause e.t its efficient tonic-nutrient properties, daily helps i lens oi thousands io renewed strength. Those who are fearful or rundown in i’uiliy should use the means

> that help build vp a healthy resistance. •*>'ift What SCOTT'S foes for others it will do for you.—Try it!

V Th-j e xclu.M'x tjrra-' of cod-liver oil cted lu Scott** Emulsion Is the famous o tk 1 t ju.i. luucie in Norv~y ar.d refined in our own Atnerican

:\ i. »t„v it is a guaraotv e of pur y nu-l pulaUbiiity unsurpassed. S-ott Si Bowue, Bloomield, N. J. 1H4

board _ $16,001 G. Fly, 4 days service J

board, 26 mi. _ l7.SClj lugene Tarver, 4 days service 1

board, 26 mi. _ 17.80 I leo. T. Lyon, 4 days service 1 r, board. 36 mi. _ 17.80

L. Harrison, 4 days service board, 10 mi. _ 16

V N. Frost, Sheriff, 4 days service board, _ 8.v

). E. Parks, Clerk, 4 days service board _ 12.0

Oilman Woods, A tty. Salary board, _ 26.0 jj 'ohn Allen, 4 days service, janitor, _ 6.0 jl

fOMMON SCHOOL FUND— Ordered by the board that th

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'ollowing claims be allowed out c J •ommon school fund: I. R. Ilodnett, 1 mo. sal. Co. p

Supt. and stamps_ $Jf' 1

ROAD NUMBER 1 FUND— 11 Jf Ordered by the Board that 'tlfl following claims be allowed out a y afternoon with Ila Mae Taylor

Mrs. Elton Boatright spent -t; day afternoon with Mrs. Nute 1 > right.

We wish the Herald and iu J v readers lots of good luck and h;.pr ness.

If we see this in print we w 11 :ome again. ‘TWO BROWN-EYED CHUM.-

SYLVA RENA ITEMS We are all enjoying this prei

weather. We are sorry to report that Vi

Clifton Hudson has gone to Of aoun for a short time.

Mr. Mitchell Van Hoier is *h i :o Louisiana to spend awhile.

A large crowd attended Oak R:d| » Sunday. !

Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Smith v« } ihe guests of Mr. and Mrs. V Hudson Sunday.

We are expecting a new tc-C-jr it Sylva Rena Feb. 1st. Guess will like her fine.

“FOUR PRECIOUS KIDS-”!

PNOR ROLL OF CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS .11 OF PUPILS WHO “MADE

TOD * IN DEPORTMENT, RATES AND ATTENDANCE.

iMARY AND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENTS

4 Grade:

ij Ida Mae Bass, Edward Thomas, B. D. Allen, Newell C. Williams, > .ula Sue Cain, Sallio Hartwell, porothea Robinson, Dulphus Vance. "'»cond Grade:

Lawrence Cox, Sam Herron, Neil firdsong, Gladys Henderson, Rob- ■rta Murray.

* Third Grade: k Myrle Porter, John Johnsev ■Louise Gray, Myrtle Williams, Rob tm. Carithers, Bernice Dollahite [Leo Hendricks, Lawrence Murray Virginia Flake, Elton Hill, John W xentjerson, Hortense Vanlanding Sam/V^. * fourth Grade: r'Dixie Jackson, Tommie Williams, Hazel Dacus, Elizabeth Murray, Ed- Vvard Eldridge, Ruth Myers, Bessie fepooner, Cooper Thornton, Gradis Vanlandingham, Jack Atkinson Fifth Grade:

Fannie Mae Carithers, Aileen Mt- Culley, William Carter, Willard Waldron. Sixth Grade:

Raymond Holley, Clara Cummings Elzabeth Hobson.

HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT A-Junior: r

Horten Aven, Aubrey Fate, Jim- mie Mae Miller, Edgar Nation B-Junior:

Louise Brooks, Thelma Hague, Elizabeth Tarver, Stella Bates. — J-Junior > Mabel Landreth, Kathline Woods, jster Johnson, Kindrick Reynolds, Jhnie Westbrook.

JSenior: .^Frances Spooner, Ona Williams, ■Letha Walker, Fred Kendricks, Earline Carr, Edna Mae James, Buna Johnston, Kathryn Mauldin B-Senior:

Hattie Mima Jackson, Mary Whitson, Iva Williams. C-Senior:

Hazel Holley, Ethel Johnston, Bessie Lou Mauldin, Miriam Mc- Gowen, Webster Hill.

MARKET REPORT (Reported bv Co. Agt. Hamilton.)

f HOG MARKET

v The hcg market is advancing ■jma /' **!nps arrjit it- above .15. As llhayni ti.ted to you previously it is the opinion of men that are in a position to know timl hogs d work to a higher level. If you have shoats it would pay you to carry them un- til spring if possible. We will have co-operative shipment all through year.

CATTLE MARKET On the good kind the market is up

some, and probably just a little on the common kind. Veal calves will bring from 10c to 15c, and common cows from 5 % c to 6 V2 c.

Checks have been mailed for stock shipment Jan. 13th from Coffeeville.

Checks have been mailed for ship- ment Jan. 13th. We had a splendid market for this stock. You will see that there was a heavy shrinkage on the cattle. I am sure that the scales

■ here are weighing heavy. I thought so at the time but knowing that each man’s cattle would be reweighed and sold separate I knew that the weights here would not amount to anything only a check. Al^ lot checks and 1 am sure that you are elated over the results.

In driving cattle from pasture to pen one yearling got away from us. This yearling weighs 250, has one on left shoulder, and belongs to W. W. Horn, Coffeeville, Route 2. I ai.i sure that someone has this yearling up therefore call or write and I will send for it and pay you for your

! thnk that it is a shame that we have not got better accomodation at CotTeeville for handling stock. Our Railroad Commissioner, when a can- didate promised great things, but since he has been elected 1 have not seen him in this part of the country, Have you?

Just imagine what you would do with 238 head of hogs and a car of cattle in a small pen that will not hold two car loads. This is a small shipment as compared to some that we have made. In driving a bunch of cattle that are not accustomed to each ther, you have somewhat of a job. You men that are interested in shipping from Coffeeville assist us in getting better faclities at Coffee- ville.

INDIANA RATIFIES SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT, SPECIAL SESSION

Twelve More State* Needed To Rati-

fy the Amendment To Males It The Law of the Land.

Indianapolis, Jan. 16.—The fed- eral amendment for women’s suffrage a as ratified by both houses of the In- iiana" Legislature, meeting in special lession laBt week. In the Senate the vote was 43 to 3, and in the House 10 to 0. Indiana is the twenty-sixth stare to ratify the amendment

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