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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-01

The New Century club will hold it's
nrst meeting Of this fall at the Day.
ton Avenue Presbyterian church this
afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-01

The Arlington Hills Mothers club
will meet this afternoon in the school
at o'clock for the first time this fall.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-01

The Ladder Social Union of ST.
faul's Uniyergalist church will meet
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-01

Constellation chapter, o. e. S., gave
On informal dancing party last evening
In Masonic temple
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-01

Mrs. j. A. Belmuer, of Ashland ave-
nue., gave a luncheon yesterday after
poon, entertaining the members Of the
Recreation Luncheon club.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-01

Mrs. John Rafferty,, of Sherburne
avenue, entertained the Ladies' Aux
iliary to the Postal Clerks Association
yesterday afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-01

Miss Mary Roche and Robert ].
Mccormick will be married this morn
Ing at the Cathedral at $50 o'clock.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-01

Ninevah Zodiac No. will give a
dancing party this evening in Elks'
hall
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30

Jofe Fsrrsr Fsrrsr, obrero tab8qusro,
Agrsdido, &p&leado y despu6s enearcsiaco.
SAturnino Donss, obrero tip6grafo, agre-
dido con rev6lveres pslos, por ma ctdlA de
ERozcue, encarcelAdo despU6s.
Lucas AcoEta, obrsro aIb1nil, Rgredido poF
MRuls6n 50 cu&drila, hsrido por Rodulfo
Figusroa ofroS, apAiesdo.
Adolfo Cora, obFePo Auxilf&r, keYioo Ssro-
pellAGo por las tnrbas.
Ramon Sanchez. obrero barbsYo, agrsdido
sn ID Bxrbsria de 10 Federation. por una ekHls
Msule6nica.
Juan Nieyes ohrsro esFpintero, agFsdido,
HsvAdo q ID ckrcel en donde An6 una cArtR de
adhesion Al RspublicAniEmo del inquisidor
Egoxeue.
tiros Los t&biques, paroles, pusrtRE de ID
mism& "a hAlan perforsdos poT lAs bRlsR. Los
agresoFas qnsd&n en HbsrtAd los sgredidos
son IIevk6os q Ia ckresl. La baRbeTfa de ID Es-
deraei6n es destrDidS, Los appendices que ea-
tan en- ella malsrstAdos Las EillAs snseres re-
toa etc.
Mss de vsinte domieilios de obreros libres
son Aesehsdos ssAltRdos por lEs sure&s de
Egoxcue M8ule6n.
Con falsas denuneias de sstos misnos CO.
bardes, So pFosesa enesresia honrsdoE pa
dTes de fRmili2, euyo deltts consists en- no ssY
ssrvilss = II obreros dtfeDsoTss de 10 clsss ex-
piotAda.
Mas de sesenta obreros IibrsH han sntrGdo
en- les prisloneG de San Juan, por defender el
derecho de metorAr el salErios las horss de ira
bajo el trRto o que ID buFgueafa nos tiene
&Gm@MQQNs
fueron eneerrad0s en lks g&leras inmundas poE
defender ell derecko de psnsAr hbFeTense, aso-
eiarse mRptener In Federation Libre.
Las sspoaaa, Las hiiAs y hsrmanRs CUE acn-
dian YER los ssrss queridos eFkn mAltrask-
dRH injuriadaa por eArcslsFoa turbas, mss
infcnos 6erRs que eG2lquisK eomponteacoF
del tfempo ds Palacios.
La Federation Librs ensnt2 con Hnchos
nSFsiresen Tu seno. San Juan y Monfaish
an BArcelonR &c asimIlan.
Los Port&s y los Egosene son idsntie0s.
LoH torturadoFes y las tuFhRs son iguaiss.
LogrArkr los amigos de lss turbas destruit
los ideAlea dc ID federation Lihre. ........?
N6aca ElIos vivirkn una hora en- 81
trsnscurso dc los tiempos. Los ideAlss vivsn
etsrnRments.
Rl IDEAL de In Federation Eibre Cd 81 mis-
mo que RRitR lAs "a teligencieg = las masss obre-
rns mas eivilixadRs del mundo.
EG I'M ideal que concluIr& CON IL explcta-
ci6n del homhre por el hombTe, impl&ntarA
en In tierrR sl retnado dc IL iguRldAd econ6mi
ca; trsnsfoTmAndo ID podridG sociedad actual
On otr& LENA dc amor, iuEtici& y lfbertad.
No habrS amos If sselAvos. NJ habrk Sc
res humanoa aua teDg4n que vendsr eaclavi-
zar 81 eoneiencia los bandoieFos del sudoF
popular &c In honrs de las hfj3s del pueblo.
Ssgnid pnes, geni7aros, atacad, destruioa
no fmpoFta, m1tAreis dies, Tsfnte, MIL pero 10
Que jam&H podTeis mGs&r e. Ia santa fGas que
notR vividcante como 81 eter en- los sspacios.
Que peqnesoa sois, ante 81 gran ideal de
rsdenei6n humRnRi
Santiago Iglesias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30

RanRro Crux, ohrero pintoT, ca ApaleAdo
nor MAule6n sSIs individuos mEs en- In calle
de In Luna. A consecuenci& da IAN cob&roe
RgreEl6n, sl obrero CruI queda inutiizado pa
rR dArle pan & SO f&miliR.
Eivira oruG, hsrmana del agrsdidc. 90 In
BultRdA v mRltratRdA dc p3labrAs por MAule6n,
uevsda al tribunRl do policiA v ..... multAdA.
Providsncio RniS obrero tabsquero, 81
Agrsdido spals1do por Bsnito Miro, oiros
ProvidsDeio RuiS ss RtAcadO tiroE, y he
rido en- In boeA.
Severe sirlno, obrero carpintsro, rsefbs
una puAAlad& en- una ingle trkldorAmente. su
muisr hiioE quedan sin Gu auxilio.
ane Lin, obrero snxiliRF, IN Mao cast, o.
RtSesdo por MAuls6n y otrcE, y p&los.
Eugsnio 6&nehe5, obrsro herrero, Rggedi-
DO poF Maule6n y otroS, llevsdo q In ckreel y
com pontsado poF los f&einsrosos de Egozcue.
Juan Guerra, obrsro cArpintero, es Rgre-
dido dos vseeE por las tnrb&s mAule6nieaE
inutllizA do poF Rlg6n tismpo para d&rle sus-
Santo q SD 10 ujsF ssiE hljos.
Ramon Romsrc Rosa, obrero tlp6grAfo, 60
RpRleado sn union de guR dos hijitss meneres,
en- medic de In eWlle do San Ssnastikn, por Be-
misc Miro otros eobaFdeR. Romero sstk Inn
por mnchc tempo. UltlmSmente es SeosAda
sc nuisr domieilio, para impedir que sus
EompaHsroH le socorrau &uXilien.
Pedro F'gueroa, obrero caFpfntero, 90 Gt&-
RRdp por seiH eohGrdeA CON p&los v rev6lveFes,
On lS cAIls de San Francisco.
JESUS Mariner, ohreFo brAcero, ss RRfedi-
DO por una turba dc nusvs in6ivfdnoE, sn Ia
eaile de In orrI.
Juan Piutorson, obrSro carpintsro, es Rgrs-
aldo en- plsnA via ptblicA, nsvado In careel
y eomponteado.
JReinto DiAs, obrero albahfI, 90 agrsdido
por einco ds laa turbAs.
E4rtolo Romero, cbrer0 earpinteHo, 90
sgraoioo poF los niEnos individuos, IIevRdo
q In ekFcsl BRrtole, en- una OCCASION tambiAn
fn6 mpDnA@sdo ON ls e6rcei.
oAnuto DiAS, ohFero Albafil, fne agredido
On In via r6blicA y conponteado por una par
8dR de lRs turbRB
Marcos CruS, ohreYo meSelero IN anciano,
RB AtAcaoo poF las turb&s de EgoScue smtro-
pS&do. SuS hijos y f&miliA qusd&n an oil ma
yoE essMmpAHo.
1ose Rosa, obraro earpintero, Ga agradido
pDr Manle6n an 90 propiA casa.
Jose Vidal, obrsro eArpinteFo c&IRfAts, 90
hgredido por unR tuTbR de mAheehores &C
6goEcne. Vidal ss IN MnciMno honradisimo
Martin OArrillO, obrero pintor, ON Rgredido
poR Mauiaon SuH aecuReeB, RRl como su joven
eompAhsrss cue ss insLlt&dA y maltrAt3ds a In
yes.
HilArio Otsre, obrsFo sonslern, o. aRrsdido
pns lAa tarbAa maule6nicAs, ,eatropesdo, IIevado
lR cGrcsl, y Slh 90 le hacs GrmRF una adhs-
hion Al repuhlic3nismo do Kgo1eus. La COM
pAnsra dc Osero es tambl6n insultada
Sergio SAlAzAF, obrero eArpintero, % acrs-
aide On los m0mentos On cue passa con N
Henor& On la plaza de Colon.
NoYberto QuinoneS, obrefo Sonelero, msre-
hido por SecuAcea dc las tuFbAs.
Fernando G.. Acosts, obrero earpintsro.
egrsdioo eocArosEents sneRreslRdo despuen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30

Italis si dselF del corrssponsal del sThs
Thimes1 IN Roma, Essk hAcisndo prepsrssivos
para Ia oeupaci6a eventual ds Trfpoi. aun
euAndo los minissros hkyAn sssgnrAdo que 10
tlenen ell prop6siso de peTtuFbsr el squtiibrto
del Meditsrrzneo.
Aun euando Ell ministro de Rslaciores Ex-
teriores Of fior Prinetti hayA aEegurado cue no
as fnmlnsnte Ii oeupaei6n de T6poli, ss Ia de-
be eanaidaraT, ain embargo, como inevitable y
aeaRo muy pyoxima.
El gohisrno itsiikno Ia mandR6o muehos
oheialas de Marina para que inspecsionsn el
pals.
= Sc eFss que Il oeUpSci6n Sc verifcarG sin
afusi6n de sAngrei puss fodos los oacisies tur-
COS ne muestEkn favorRbles 81 cAmbio de regt-
men son tsl de qua % lsH conserve Ia pHgg
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30
Continda la erupci6n
del Pelee

El monte Pslse an Ia Martiniea, In srro-
fado al mfercoles por In Hrde eCnsiderabls
cantldNd &c lAvas eneendfdRa.
En Fort-ds-Francs-sgrega ha perdi-
do Ell respeto Q la propisdad y les psrscnas; No
rsends sufcIsntes las fnerxas dsl s1srciso la
uolicfa para reprimir el sstado de Rnsxg MIA
reinanfe.
n; gobernsdor inaerino de Ia Martinfca 90
Ia vfsto urecfsaao pedfr suxiio vaFiaa veces
: las dotaeionss de Ios buques dc guerra.
Las nnevas erupciones del monse Pelee
hacsn I'm posibls todR espsranxa de consin uar
sn ID islA.
Lxa Isvas los pe1asccs CUE yomfta 81
crater han esusAdo algunas vicsimas.
I'm Tort de Francs 90 ssns cue los hume
roaos faIlesfm1entos que cenfren nisrlc ssan
nyodusidos uor una spidsmia indsHnlda ann,
Dor 81 sssado anormal que sxists sn In dsndi
ghAda eiudad.
x exodo contin6a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30
Hombres ceIebres
B0ULANeEE

~ general Jorge EEnesto BouIangsr, sus
aAnso do CUE hAhlaF sn patriA enc fn6
m snigmAl porque ssf pndo paYseRnir su
aneumnrAmisnto IN 10 rsF hblica, como trahA-
jar an eontra de esta en- favor de In monaruuiA
euyo dinsro recihi6 para sna trabAios naei6 an
hsnnes 81 ss de AbRiI de 1897
ss le hAm6 81 general &c Il PevannhA nor
cue Esnoo mtnistFo de 10 guerra en- al Cabins
Ss eRs prssiofa MF de Frsyeinst, ss AtrAic in
snemiStAd de AiemAniR
La popnlAridAd de- que cisfrutabR empsx6
neeAsr ssusa de lA lactura IN In CkmAra a .
OpusGdos De nm dissuPso en- cue deseuhrfa
Sus planes imperiAlistRa.
NO manor que este fn6 sI eaeEndaIo rarla-
mensArlo que pEodu3n, en- JulIo dc 1855, su
pehelen oa qne 90 ofsolviese In ckmarA, n con
sSenencia Go 10 enAl Anvc m dssaffo eor Flc.
qnst, sl jsfs Del gobiernc, cue 10 hIrl6 grave
Esnes aon In aspRdR en- In garraEaa
ReseAhaecicos reAHEd6 m eRmrnNA ara
orfgin6 On perB@cuei6n.
Hsfuginde en- BelgleA, sl homhrs qua tan
tc hAbfa dAdo que hahlaR, cue habfa llarado 1
eonmover Erancia cue segufa sicndo NJ
sntgmR, mnri6 ccmO IN eadsse, auieidkn kndoug
noers lA suEba Que guardAhm lna rasiol a. n
EnieF cue hRbfR AmAde.
Tai fut oil dsHastFcHo aa dsl haros ealis.
iSrO.
Reporter,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30
Ramon COrderO MatOS

Con eusto reprod ncimos sl signisnta susltc
qus irsaFsa nusstro querido eolegR el sDlario
dc PonesD sn adici6n del Sc del msa actual
eEata sMrde sale srfe buen gmigo valioso
cola MborRdoK. para los pnsblos de Peanalas,
GuAyAniIlA. Yauec, Guknfea. sabana Grands,
San GarmAn, Oabo Roio, MayAghsss AE1scos
AguAdR, AguAdiIla, San Esbastan Larss.
DRndo una pYneb4 mks De 81 inquebranta-
BILE patrioAiamu de 81 drms afscs0 poR nos
otroa, gessionArk Asuntss de cate psri6dic0 sn
su exeursi6n.
fnneeaskric pareee rseomendRric q nues-
HRna mmigos. El sskeF CoEdaro Ma1os dam osAr6
81 eompnteneia en- 81 prnfssorAdo. an 81 que
ocup6 honRssg cRaegorfR. oolabor6 con 6xito y
aplauRo an publieReiones como sI xDiaric de
Puasto RicoD, Ella DemoerAciaS, els Cores
pondanciaD, 6lhimRmants en nuestrR ho1a.
e amigo Cnrdero Ilevk t&mbI6n II rBpre-
santaci6n Dc 10 gran t4brica de eoekea de eEta
eiudad, Barnard Hlfo, de II euRl 80 EpoosrA-
do tensdcT De hhros.
Lisvs IN fsiE viais nnestro amigo cbtsn.
"a enmplidos exlsoR.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30
RU SIA

I'm los primeros di&s Gel ccrrients adeui
rio preparedness sxarsorosnariss 10 agitaci6n
nonular en Rusis, Y sobre todo en- la pFovincfa
ds Wcraniesch.
Loa labriegos de ssa eon&rca Sc han dseIs-
yaao an abierta rebellion contra las autcridsdeE
v Sc han apo1srsdo de las ancas sdiecios ds
les arist6Sratas tgrrstsEfe7ss.
Han seudido tropEs para desalosAr loE
uxuxpsdoYer, estes hsn rachazadc los soda
dos, empisando guadsa&E, hocss h1ehss ctrcs
instrumsn de trkbaio para Stsear dtfsn
oexas.
En Moseou, ssghn despschos de aqusila
eiud&c, 70 huelga de los teisdorss h& 6Ado tam
bisn OCCASION graves tumuItoa.
Dsspuks ds ceIsbr2r ana reunion an cue as
pronunciaxon trsses de cRyketer revoluciona-
rfo los ohrsros c0AsnESror & rseorrer laH ca
lies en aetitai nmuituoss; 1oudtercn trorEs
para contsnsrlos de ias colisionss resnltaron
herides die4 huelgnistas , dsssnidos vRrios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30

La policfa rusa, ha detsnido una mniar,
aue fn6 sorpFendfda en- Ell nnnento de coloesT
ma bomba explosive. en- sl palscio imperial
de San Pstsrsburgo.
La muisr Rnarq nists no Ia neg&do IA pro-
p6sitc conteao NJ ser interrogads, cue 90 OBJ
istc era aaeEinsr nj CzaT, que en- In scsuafd9c
se eneuentra en- San Petershurgo, donde tue
s recfbir al presidents Lonbst, ds Francis.
Pret6ndese guitar tupoKtaneia nj sEeeso
dieisndo cue In mujer sssk loca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30

q = Herminio Diaz Navarro, sbogado y
Fortalexa 80.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30
Carnegie y las FiIipinas

TslsgrAffAn de Londrss q sThs TeIbuneS
dc Kew Yolh bAj0 fsehR lie del corYients cue
pFsgunh@do al RFehlmillonArio Carnegie si era
sierra 10 notieia EeogfdR por In prsnsa De oue
AAotA ofrecido pag&r Q 10. oo0 600 por las ISIas
Flipinaa, con bal do cue se le autorfzass pa
70 @nnnci&F iou nlipinos cue 81 indspen.
denciR saFiA rportnnamsnte recon ocida nor LOS
Matsdos, sonsaHA6 lAc6nicamsrts sl snblims a.
l6nsEopo
MS sisraO sStoy dispusstO A cnmplir mi
pkrecimento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30
EL CADAvER De PRIM

In 10 bxsiIica de Atoeha han aldo exhu-
mados los restos del general PFim, prasen-
cia dsl reesor de squel temple del arquisecso
safior Arb6s.
TAmbien ssfsti6 el ducue de Prim hi1o po-
lftec del flustPe eRudillo.
81 cAdkvar In quedads deposftado pEovi-
aiOnalmsnte kRsta que reeiba sspultnrs al Ia
DO de los PRl&f0x otros ilustTeH patrieios.
Ei eadkvsr Ge Prim ss halia momiAcade y
eonssFva los rksgos prineipAles De ls Hsoncnaia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30
Evacuation de Martinica

81 cabinets francis, hs seor&ado In eva-
cuaci6n Go In E&rsinie4. Al efseto saidra en-
m bnqre de la eaeURdra, si ministro de las
OoloniRs q. Dssr&fs, para dtrigir il psnoka
0iffeil operation.
e. gobiernc frances fseiIitaTS al pasAje D
todoa sus sGbditos que quisran ir 8 poblar les
sxtsnsos dominios del Africa, dknd0iss poreio.
nas De ssrrsno por cisrto nkmsro de skos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30

dores exportadores de mercanefss.
Plaza Prfx cipal, Arecibo. p. E.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30

] ootor Rafael del Vale, Fortaleza IS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30

0ran Deposito de calzado de Arturo e..
- Dfaz y Ca Artfculos pars caballeros.
Mediss, corbatas, paraguss. Artfculos de
viais. Areoibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-30

MEW W&KK&H G3AA AAIsM sMKhHsE&W
en IN dia tome las PAsTTLLAG LAXAE-
TIES IN HRONO-QUIN1NA. 81 hotlcaxic
10 devolverz eI dinaro ri no Sc EuxA. La Agma
ds K. w. GROVE - haila IN eada csjiaR.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04

Saturday from a visit in Madison
county.
Miss Agnes Burksdale left Monday
for Brownsville, Tenn, where she
will attend school.
Mack Williams and family of Lex
ington, Holmes county, Spent several
days in this community last week.
Agents for the Improved Home
Comfort Steel range are in the neigh
borhood and are selling some stoves.
There has been no crossing the
river to Canton for several days. The
rains caused the banks to cave in at
the ferry on the Madison side and
there is no landing.
The weather is very gloomy and
bad, delaying cotton picking, and
injuring the cotton. Tie heavy
rains of last week did more damage
than any we have had this year. Cot
ton in places has the appearan of
having had logs. rolled over it, and
some was entirely washed up by the
roots.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
BRAXTON.

DR.. Gibson and two little children
are very sick.
Prof East, principal of Star school,
was present at the opening of Braxton
school, Tuesday.
Prof. Srroles made business trip
to Jackson Tuesday night, purchasing
books for the school.
The Braxton Collegiate Institute
opened Tuesday, September 2, by hav-
ing prayer service, after which Prof.
Evans, of Clinton, delivered an ad-
dress on the subject, ''Value of Gull
ture,' which was very fine. We have
four teachers, with Prof. R. L.
Sproles, as principal. The prospect
for good school is very bright, al
though the weather was very bad to
start with, but there will be more to
come in later on.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
FANNIN.

Ernest Moss returned from Jackson
Tuesday afternoon.
Rain, rain, mud, but no dust.
The cry has been too much dust, not
enough rain. We are a hard set to
please.
Miss Pattie Lewis and Miss Ida
Lee, who have been taking a little
rest, and recreation for the last few
weeks, returned to Jackson, and re-
sumed their places in the big store of
Johnson Taylor company last Monday.
Brother Lewis came from Jackson
Tu esday morning quite unwell. He
reports much sickness in the neigh
borhood Of Brakes chapel. Three Of
Richard Eubanks' children have been
quite sick. One little one has gone
home to rest.
We { are having much sickness
throughout our country. Brother
Webb, who came from Gil nton to
assist Brother Shepherd i'll NEE ting,
had a chill soon after arriving here
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
Take Care of the Stomach.

The man or woman whose digestion is
perfect and whose stomach performs its
every function is never sick. kodol
cleanses. purifes and sweetens the
stomach and cures positively and per-
mently all stomach troubles, indiges-
ton and dyspepsia. It is the wonder
full reconstructive tonic that is making
so many sick people we'll and weak peo-
PIE strong by conveying to their bodies
all OF the nourisllment in the food they
eat. Rev. ]. Fl. Holiday, of Holiday,
Miss. writes: Kodol has cured me.
consider it the best ever used for dys-
pepsia and stomach troubles. | was
given np by physicians. Kodol sayed
my life. Take it after mels. A. g.
Thornton.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
! 0Ilng Plants

Every farmer knows that
some plants grow better than
others. Soil may be the same
and seed may seem the same
but some plants are weak and
others strong.
And that's the way with
children. They are like young
plants. Same food, same home,
same care but some grow big
and strong while others stay
small and weak.
SCOTS Emulsion offers an
easy way out Of the difficulty.
Child weakness often means
starvation, not because of lack
Of food, but because the food
does not feed.
SCOTS Emulsion reallyfeeds
and gives the child growing
strength.
Whatever the cause Of weak
ness and failure to grow
SCOTS Emulsion seems TO find
it and set the matter right.
Send for free sample.
Scott BOVINE, Chemists 4oo Pearl s., New York
SOC. and 500; all Druggists.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
Take No Substitute.


Saturday evening, and has teen quite
sick since. At this writing, Tues
day, 8 O'Clock p. M, he is no better.
Osmond Lew is has been quite sick
near Clarksdale, Miss, when heard
from last he was in Yazoo City, try
ing to make his way to Fannin. He
will likely be in some time this week.
There seems to be di f1iculty in the
way Of some boys who want an ed
ucation. Some young people had
rather fool away their time in pur-
suit of frolic and fun than to endure
hardships for the sake seof an educa-
ton. All such will likely see their
folly some day.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
BROWNSVILLE.

DR.. Kelly made a flying visit home
last week.
Mrs. Ragland, we are sorry to learn,
has been real sick.
J.. P. Bullock and J. /. .Covington
spent Monday in Brandon.
Mrs. Annie Thomas visited rel
tives in Brandon last week,
Cotton that is open has been con-
siderably damaged by the recent rains.
The heaviest rain we have had this
season fell early last Thursday morn
ing.
Miss Cook, from Kinds county, is
visiting her cousins, Misses Ola
and Edna Cook.
Mrs. Belle Matthews and her little
children Clara and Willis, are visiting
relatives and friends at Edwards.
Mrs. J, P. Bullock, with Master
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04

Clifton Bullock, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Thomas at Plain.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Thomas,
Tommie and Louvesta Bullock, made
a business trip to jackson Tuesday
last.
f Misses Ola Cook and Della Roberts
are home again, after an extended
visit to relatives and friends in
Yazoo county.
Miss Shelley McNair. who has been
visiting for several days in Mt. Olive,
returned to her home last Friday
She reports very pleasant time.
Miss Mamie Harper is improved
very much from her recent illness.
She was able last Wednesday to be
out enjoying drive with her mother.
w. D. Thomas has purchased his
fathers place, joining the one he has
recently sold and will soon erect a
handsome residence on his beautiful
lot
G. P. Smith and family have moved
to Star to preside over the hotel re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Currie. John
Berry is now occupying Mr.. Smith S
old home. We gladly welcome him
in or midst.
Jim Currie, "blind tiger man
from Star. was brought here for
trial last week. He was given just
punishment, of course, and tits to.
be hoped that all others, who so cruel
ly violate the laws, will receive like
punishment.
Rev. w. A. Terry, accompanied by
his wife, held few days meeting at
Greenefild first OF the week. They
left Wednesday for jackson, where in
the future they will reside. Brother
Terry expects to enter school at Mil
lsaps college this fall, and as much as
we regret giving them up, we feel
sure he is doing for himself what he
ought. He will return each month
and fill his regular appointments here
and at other places.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
Beware OF the Knife.

No profession has advanced more rap
idly Of late than surgery, but it should
not be used except where absolutely
necessary. In cases of piles for example,
it is seldom needed DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cures quickly and perma-
nently. Uneonalled for cuts, burns,
bruises, wounds, skin diseases. Accept
no counterfets. 81 was so troubled with
bleeding piles that lost much blood
and strength" saws J. G. Phillips, Paris,
Ill. "DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured
me in short time" Soothes and heals.
A, q. Thornton.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
RUFUS.

W. P. Franklin is still on the sick
list.
John franklin and wife went tt
Shiloh Sunday.
Rufus Patrick will leave for Clin
ton next Tuesday.
Oscar Everett spent the day with
homefolks Sunday.
Miss Cora Till and Mrs. Bowers re.
turned to Jackson Saturday.
Rufus Patrick filled his regular ap-
pointment at Shiloh Sunday.
Messrs. Guy Purvis and Terrell
Watson have returned from their
negro chase.
Hurrah for the reply Senate
Price made toMr. Folks able ''piece' +
in favor of the lengthening of the
school term, and against the present
system.
Rev.S. Bee Culppper and wife went
to New Prospect Saturday. Brother
Culpepper is holding protracted
meeting at that place and will go to
Clinton from there.
Last Wednesday night the people
through this section were aroused by
q good rain which lasted about SO
hours, filling all the creeks and ponds
Some cotton was washed away but
most people were up with their pick
ing.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
PETITION FOR PARDON.

To the Governor of Mississippi: 7,
Lige Hatcher, was convicted of grand
larceny at the August Term, 1902, of
the Circuit Court of Rankin county,
Mississippi, and sentenced to six
months imprisonment in the State
penitentiary. I hereby petition your
Excellency to pardon me of said Sen
tence, because am not guilty, as can
be shown by proof.
LICE HATCHER.
August 20, 1902.