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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-08
Maerlei.
Die GpuntnsB urronti

= 0te G0untgzWarra1ts tper0ert
pom Der Der San Nntonip 9ruIt
aumpaenie nidt mebr einaelDf.
Sic that oies bisber nit einem Nbs
5ug uon 3 Bro5ent. Die 8arrauts
iino allo mieoer einrnal alien mDqz
lihen Sluftuatipnen untermprfen.
9aS County bat Die Baorsabz
lunger thinner nod nibt aufnebmen
tDnnen, Dbgleib Die @innabmen be-
oeuteno itno uno an ben Nusgaben
fir 8erbeiieruna Der 2anoitroBen
geIpart niro.
= 9as QHeHment oes County lit
fait Dem Der Staot eleih, 10 1T es in
Die 66be eeidraubt uoroen. SIMMER
mebr Steuern uno INNER meniger
6elultate!
= Die rgeras Minina & Manuz
featuring 3d." BON San Mntonio
bat fid nit einem &apital BON
$50, 900 inforporiren laiien. Ind
Die collins Canal 60. bon San
GntOnio" lieB ith einen 5reibrief
ausitelIen. &apitat ebenfaas $780,
900.
= Ser @erein rSdeerlut" pere
anitaltet am %. Sebruar i'm -Wtiiz
iions= @arten einen aroBeu Masfen=
ban.
= Die 8GGermeiiter baben Die
f%Dlqenoen rteuen Bearnten ertudblt:
Brdiioent, Sas. Battle; Gice 8rd=
fioent, Seroinano 6errle; 5efretdr.
Sreo. s. 8feiffer; Sdabmeiiter, IS.
8. 2anasoDrf; grefutip &pmite:
@. 8. &i9ter, s. IS. 8augbaupt
it. unb gbas. Steffer.
Die 8runbiloe 2oee SEQ. Z
bes Oroens Der 6ermannsiDbne
bielt cine Beamtentpabl ab, Die fol=
genbes @eiultat ergob: B%rdiioentin,
Marp @eiB; @ice 8rdfibentin, s..
8inn; st : 8rdiioentin, M. 6errle;
Sefretdrin; s. CONNER; Shabmetz
iterin, 8. &oh; @refutio=& omite:
g. &oebn, 6. Sites uno u. 6eQer;
5%iihrerin, Marp Meper; Sunere
Wahe. 5. Meiiel; aeuBere @ade,
s. 9iaebranot.
= Sober Burger fam lih regi=
itriren lafien, tpeutt er audi Die
&upfiteuer nod niht entrihtet bat.
Iber er muB Die Steuer inn 2aufe
oes MonatS be5ablen, UNI am 9.
5ebruar itimmen gu f6nnen. Mm
Stimmplabe iino beioe 8apiere, Der
&egiitrationsibein uno Die Quit
tung fir Die 9opfiteuer oorauseieen,
wenn Der @abl5ettel enteegenaenums
men ueroen ioa.
= st B magramm" oas
1T Die mabrbaft bedngitiaenoe Wort=
N~eubiloung, melhe Der abnunes=
loien Menihbeit auer @abribein=
libfeit nab beuoritebt. unb anar als
8e5eibnung fir norabtloie teleera=
pbtibe Melouneen." @s lit abge=
leitet BPM griebiiden 8erbum
.rbeo" HieSen. als Wege Doer
5trom. I'm ben nabeliegenoen In=
flang an Nbeumatismus gu nerntei=
ben, miro BON anoerer Seite Die
8eseihnung rGetberDeramm" pur=
geiblagen. @tmaS ibDner pdre oas
lbDn, aber au1 nt9t bel!
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Wpro ,tt,S Glib.

GnldBlid elmer gr5rteruna aber
8or5iige uno Tebler bon Norb=
oeutlh unb Siboeutih ersdblt Der
baoiihe golfsihriftiteuer Bfarrer
6ansiacub foleenoe Mnefoote. Gr
befano iih in einer @eieGihnft, in
Der Norooeutlbe uno Siiooeutlde
iih befanoen uno in Der iiber bas
gleibe 9bema redt lebbaft bins unb
bergereoet muroe. Ils Die Noro=
oeutiben ourm bic 5iiobeutihen ct.
mas ms @eordnee gebraht muir.
ben, rief elm Berliner:
rNber Die Sigieteit tperoet Sbr
unS bod niht abitreiten f0nnen!"
9a ernioerte Elm 8aoiid)er in iei-
mem breiten alemaniifen Dialect:
uDes it'd rihtig; fig fin Shr. Bis
mir Siooeutide enol @urlht lage.
ben SIR ie ibu fang s'frelie !"
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Gime eleftriide Mafhtne.

Cine elettrii4e aotOmOtiue 1T ieBt %fontr,iirt pOr=
ben. tuelde, ME man ~ertuartet, 100 biz 125 Meiter
in Der Stunoe auriidleeen piro. 9araus ipiroe fol=
gen, ooB es in gesug aaf Die ShneIleteitsmoelt lid
teiten iiberbarpt faum irgenomelhe 8rea5en giebt =
ebenlc tpsni9 tuie es iulbe @renSea siebt = in ge3ue
auf pie @rensen Der 6eilFableteit oes 9oietter 9itters
m ge5ug auf Wagenleioen, ioiuie 2eber= uno gfierea=
8ei9weroen. Die 2eifnngeil, aui pefbe oas 6oitet=
ter gitters tpdbreno Der lebten so Sabre ~perfpeilen
tanrs benefit oies ii6er jeoen 3tueifel biaaus, ME lie
aud bemeiieil, Oab oailetbe alien anoeren Meoi3 men
melt ilberle9en 1T. 8enn oas Spteim eria6pTt uno
seiAipd9t moroen 1T, enttueoer our9 &ranfbeit, ODER
Sarb yerna4ldiEenng, oann rperoen Sic iinoen, oaB
Sbneu elm paar Dozen bleruon iebr gut tbun fperoen.
Sa5 diebt Sbnen neue 2ebensfrait uno meme Gner=
gle, felt Den Nppetit mieoer Der reiniQt oas Btut
uno bellt 8eroaur mn lsibfpdbe, Ropfrpeb, @uieebldbt-
belt uno Gleber. Wan uerInbe esi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-08
Cinderella @dnb= Yalait.

SIN Cinderella S9ub= Yala1t FIND
Die fir faltes unb naiies Wetter be-
rehneten Winter-W aaren angetpms
men in betannter gutter, bauerbafter
Nuolitat.s Som 8eiten bas Bette
an5uidaffen. lit itets infer Brinsip
aerueien. Wir pertreten Die eriten
5irmen bes 2anoes. Muh Dolge's
beriibmte Tilaihube fino tpieoer aui
2ager gu Breiien BON finfaie Gents
Der Saiion eenl1B baben
mir unieren Borratb in Shuben fir
gdue. &on5erte. Sper, @eieQibaften
nerooQitdnoigt. &ommt su uns tpenn
ibr Shube n6tbie babt.
Cinderella Balaft.
207 Glamo Blasa. Telepbon 5S5.
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GrfannltGe 0eruemftarfe

miro BON manhen 2euten in Der @rs
tragung BON Sbmer5en funbgege=
ben, ieien es nun iolhe, tuel9e ourh
gelegenttide Sbnitte uno anoere
Wunoen, ooer ourb 0uetl1unQen,
8erbriibuuaen, munoe 5iBe 0oer
iteife 8elente er5eugt meroen. Nber
man brauht gar nibt lold]e Shtners
gen au85ubalten. 8ud(ens Irnlca
Salbe miro Die Shmersen uerld)eu<
den uno oanu beilen. @s 1T bic
bette Sable, pelbe es fir 6amur=
rboioen giebt. Sir Is Gents bic
S6abtel bel s. &alteper & Subu,
Geo. S. S. Sbmitt, gteentbamer,
uno Io. 9reiB, Drpeuiften.
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oauslid,er @erorus.

Sc lit mobl nur ielten cine Samis
lie 81 finoen, in Der ni6t gelegents
lid einmal bdusfider 8eroruB pors
fomnt. Gber bieler tann Iebr per-
minoert tperoen. penn man Or.
Sings 0eue 2eberzBiaen i'm 0auie
bait. 9ieielben eriparen piel Neraer
ourh lire 9roBartigen 8irfunaen
bel Maeens uno QebersS t0rungen.
sic perihaffen Sbnen nidt nur gr=
leibterung, ionoern aud 6eilung.
gu baben flr Is Gents bel s. &al-
teper & Sobn, Geo. S. s. S9mitt,
@iaentbiimer, unb 30. 9reiB, Dros
euilten.
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Gin unseredter Woridlaa.

Soueit betannt. finb bret Mapors=
t1noioaten i'm Seloe. Sc 1ino bies
Or. S.. Terreu, g. Bromn uno S.
IS. Campbell.
Die Greunoe Der beiben @riteren
baben ben GDrfhlae gema9t, baB
ale orei &anoioaten fid elmer 8ors
nbitimmung unteruerfen uno baB
oerienige &anoiont, Der BEL bieier
iogenannten 8rimdrpabl Die rei1ten
Stirillei erbdlt, ALIEN i'm Teloe
tleibt uno bic anoerer 5uriidtreten.
Gs 1T nidt rebt einsuieben, aus
welHem @runoe oieier gDr}hlag ben
8a1oioaten fir ba8 Waporsamt un=
terbreitet mDroen if; es lei benn au
0unften zines einsieer1 9anoioaten.
Den man BON bDrnberein 1imer au
ftelen miinlHt. Wiroe cine Clint
eut.g auf oieien Huntt itattfinoen,
10 bitten mir fattiih 5tpei @ablen.
&llein Der WDrihlaQ ihlieBt n1an=
DE ungerebtigfeiten elm, Die Die
5reunbe garnpbeq8 ridt biGiaen uno
mebbalb fie oenielben nbeemteien
bnben.
Gu6 nab unIerem Dafirbalten
mtroe bic Nbbaltung BON Brimdr-
uob(eu fir ben an~geeebenen 8ped
redbt l1praftiib, uno lagen mir es
0ernoe berau8, unfair" fem. Denia,
lOer lol beredtigt iein, Bel oiefen
@nblen 81 ftimmen?
Bel Der eigentlifen Wabl fino nur
Dieienigen itimmbereftigt, Die ibre
8opfifeuer entriftet uno einen Ge-
oiitrntiDnsfhein erlanat bahen. Die
meiften Wdbler fino nod niht i'm
8elib oieier Yapiere unb tueroen lid
oielelbeu AUDI eft fura Dor Der Wabl
ueriHnfen.
A8pllte man nun Seoen iber Die
orei 21noioater itimmen lo1jen, Der
nd am Wablplobe melbet, 10 tuiroe
Elm contingent BON Bemobnern Der
Staot ben eigentlihen Burgermeifter
beltirlnten, oaa bel Der Mabl ielbft
utdbte t1it5ureoen baf.
Cine ROntrOle fDnnte iberbaupt
inid]t gefiibrt uerben, oenn man Fam
e eirert Wdbler niht an Der Maie
nIieben, Oh er bic Mittel poer bic
Nbittt bat. bic &ppffteuer gu besab=
len uno ii4 regiitriren gu laiien.
Vel elmer iOlfen B~rimdrnabl
Iuiiroe tuob[ berieniee &anoioat lie-
IN. Der bic meiften Stimmen fault,
lgso 0ns fdufide Clement wiroe
Die @abf entiheiben. DeBbalb 1T
'es bciier. Die @abl ~unterbleibt unb
pc &onoionten meiien ibre Stdrfe
an @abltage.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-08
SION Schreibt aus Berlin: 8

- Man lhreibt aus Berlin: Die
erite ISOLDE oes rleuer Sabres mar
Die lebbafteite. pelhe Die BDrie lett
LANCER Belt 9eieben bat. Die nSrant=
furter 8eituns" iaet. i'm Sabre 1902
ieien Nttien uno Bombs i'm @eIammt.
betrage BON 2031 MiaiDnen Marf
oerausaabt moroen. aeeen 1908 Mil@
lionen i'm Sabre 1901. Die Snou=
fries ftien beliefen ith auf "a Wlils
ltonen 0iart aeeen 104 WiQionen i'm
8oriabre. Die 8unabme in Der err
iteren Sorte Bombs miro auf Die &e-
9ierungsa uno Wuniaipal= Inleiben
surIdgefibrt.
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3m bermiethett

Cine gerdumise Office i'm pberert
Stofmerf bes Sreie BreI1e : Sc
bduoes, SEQ. 216 oft Commerce
StraBe. Nadsufragen in Der Office
Der .Sreien 8reiie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-08
!. Sn SEEN Orleans nimmt Der

Sn Seem Orleans nimmt Der
ruiIiihe Dampfer Barron Oreiien"
500 Cons MISUNDERSTANDING Wa=
lAinen an BDro, pelhe fir Die
aroBen Bei5en : aarmen in oen
6urd bic @roBe Sibirilbe gi=
Ienbobu ueu erihloiienen @ebies
ten Central : IlienS ueruenoet ner'
ben ionen. 9rei peitere Sbifsla=
ouuaen iollen folgen. Dieie in
gbicaau aneetauften Waidinen uno
@erdtbe reprdientifen einen @ertb
BON s., 800, 900. i.
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wablz Mn5eigen.
s Sc anpr.

Btr iino autoriiirt, 5errn Spbn9 g.
y ampbel a1s &anbioat fir oas Nrnt
pes Mabnrs BET Der bebprhebenben
8abl ansutnnbigen.
Bir limb autortfirt, Serrn s reberid
oils &anbioat fir 6os Mohnrs.
amt bel Der bepprteben6en 8ohi arau-
fiinbigen.
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Sir itGotiider Gteuer.& oneftOr,

Bir .fino autorifirt, Serrn IS. W.
SDbn 0 n als &anbibat fir oas Gmt
beg ftabtiihen uer <@ DIfeftprs
ansu5eigen.
Wir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn EbeD. 6.
At u m m e ais &anbibat fir oas Mrat
oes itdotiihen Steuer Solicitors
an5u5eigen.
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SIR gitp M5iefiDr.
Wir iinb autorifirt, Die a~an6i6atur
peg perm @eDrge Stiimfe fur
oas Nntt oes Gits Ii}eifors an
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fIr HecOrber.

Sir iino autorifirt 6errn 90 m. g.
@rpeger als &anbibat fir @ie6ertuahI
fnr oas Nr1t bes fdbti5hen TpIi-
3eirihters ansuseigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-08

ie6ett gountb, nm bic 8ertretuna zines
altet1tlirten 6nuieS BON iDliber finan~
eteuer Balls 81 ii~bernebmen. Gin glattes,
bona fide, tu1hentlidbes Salair BON $l8
tptro Der ghed an iebem Mittpod Iammt
allen Speien brett bpn BEN 6auptquor.
tier aus ausbe5ablt. @elo 3ur Oeduna
eun Mu8gaben mirb p~orausqeldidt.
aorehe: $50 Carton @ebdube, Gbicaqo,
Jus. LIZ, 30mt
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@rpker
um5ugs=Sertauf,
SfQ cs< Crcu- G~

Sdmmtlihe @aarer n,iifien D 0 +
benz /. Jebruar b~erfauft mer=
ben. un ben llmaue gu pereinfahen.
Waaren, pelhe fir oaS @eib=
nabts @eibdft antummer loaten,
iino iebt angefDmn1er uno ueroen
gu eritaunlib nieorieen Brei1en per=
fauft. Wfan fomtne aleib.
Texas ManteI & Decorating Co.
513 SH<Spmftpn=s traRe.
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gia gauOalia, YenniDlbania=B abu

Gin Billet bieier 2irie eriter &laIie
na6 Stem Dort berebtiat ben Sn=
baber in @ abinatDn, Bal=
timDre uno Bbilnoelpbia
einen sebntdgigen Mufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lit elm iebr liberalea
3uaeftdnoniB.
Wegen @inaelbeiten tpenbe man
iih an ben unter5eihneten.
$. .. &ilgDre,
6eiienber Baiiagier Mgent,
1l8 Weft Srenb. 8laee, San Nn=
tDnio. Teras.
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Die munatlihen Guseoben unle.
rer Sta6t betragen mebr ols bias
Doppelte oerjenigen @alpeftons.
36nrte bier niht ebenfaas cine 10
iebr ertpiinihte GriparniB einaefibrt
merben?
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Gin WeraIeid.

Mir baben ifun mebrere Male bas
raul p~erpieien, baB Die Nusaaben
Der Staot @alpeiton, ieitoem bic
8ertpnlting elmer &ommillion bon
0efHdftsleuten uno Biirgern lbers
trnger tuuroe, idbrli9 UNI iiber
100000 gefiir3t poroen iino.
I'm 81 aeigeu, tuo unb mie ge<
part lueroen fam, fiibren mir nah=
ftebero bic Nusgabepoiten fir ben
NRonnt December 1902 an, Die fol=
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- Sc tiefer elmer ftebt, befto -lies
Der ipribt er bon oben bernb.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-02
COMMENDS THE PATRIOTIC SPIR-
1T SHOWN BY VETERAN.

Allow me, Mr.. Editor, to commend
the patriotic spirit displayed in an ar
ticle in your issue of the 18th, signed
Veteran, advocating the support
only of those candidates for legisla-
tive offices who will favor the passage
of a bill appropriating funds for the
support of Beauvoir. There was a great
deal Of anxiety for the members of
our last legislature caused from the
possibility of an attack Of enlargement
of the heart in making so many lib
eral appropriations, but not once was it
suggested that any part of their lavis-
ed liberality should be expended for
the support Of those few relics of the
days when we were blushing young
maiden, when those then strong noble
men in their courage and endurance,
their pride and prowess fought only
to be defeated. No wisdom or power
of theirs could prevent the confisca-
tion of their property, the desolation
of their homes, the overthrow Of
principles at whose shrine knighty
race had sworn fealty for past gen
erations.
Their history need not borrow Of
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-02

fancy or fiction to make it glorious, the
plain and simple statement Of brave
and honest deeds utter it's own econ
ium.
There is no fear that the old southern
gentlemen, the proudest of the world S
civilization, could have begotten sons
whose hearts are SO dead as not to
thrill with intense love and highest
pride when they read the peerless
records of their illustrious sires.
Have such characters as those who fur
nish models for those who love to en-
dulge in hero worship, lost their
charms for us. No, nothing would
make us sacrifice the priceless privi-
lege of emulating these matchless
men whose life was heroic strug-
gle and an inspiration pointing up to
the gIandest possibility of human
effort. Would we deserve the name
of sons of patriotic sires if we fail to
hold in sacred remembrance the rec
ords Of our fathers and to properly
care for these old Veterans
Sooner should the memory of life
itself cease to exist, and the hope Of
eternal JOY hereafter cease to engage
the thoughts Of man than such an
idea be entertained.
If this is to be, then human mind
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-02
Mr.. MAYERS IN ST. LOUIS.

Hen ry Mayors, who has been in ST.
Louis for several weeks as one of the
directing generals of the Hawley Muir.
ply trunk factories, associated with
MI. Murphy, has become permanently
identified with the company in that
capacity. Mr.. Mayors is one of the
biggest, broadcast and best, most en-.
terprising hustling, honorable citi.
zens and gentleman who ever lived in
any mans country, and is one of our
nelghbors, he was easily one of the
leaders in all our important affairs.
He is man from the crown of his
head to the sole of his feet, in whom
push and vim ale combined with a
sense OF honor far removed from the
petty distateful things of life. His
capacity and qualifications are ad-
m1rably suited to concern of this
KIND, which ranks as the largest in
the United States, and we are sure that
this has been a leap in a remarkably
successful career in his own life and
that OF the Hawley Murphey Trunk
Company. We congratulate these gen.
tlemen, all our friends, in this splen.
dld arrangement, and will sincerely
feel as proud of their achievement, if
possible, as any member of the COM
pany. Union City Tennessee Com
mercial
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-02

The Columbia Is. O. State in re.
ferring to the recent cloudburst in
that state, says:
Denude the western North Carolina
mountains of their forest and we'll
have these floods almost once a wear
The truth of the States assertion
will not admit of questioning. The
same is largely the progenitor of the
destructive storms that now SO fire.
quently visit different sections of our
country. Half century ago cyclones
and tornadoes were unknown in the
heavily timbeIed states of the north
and it is but OF recent years that this
section OF the south has been visited
by cloudbursts, cyclones and tornadoes.
AT the north as the heavy timber was
cut away the storms became more
violent and destructive and the win
teIs more severe. The same is the
cause In the south and will continue
to increase in severity as cur virgin
forest are cut away. Meridian Press.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-02
PEARSON.

J. Fl. Cockrell, J. W. Pain, NJ.
Childres, managers; B. J. Pickett, I.
B. Eubanks, clerks, John P. Nicely,
peace officer.
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". B. Worley, B. W. Slade, E. H.
Holmes, managers; J. H. Robinson,
r. L. Davis, clerks, W. J. Davis,
peace officer.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-02


clerks Office, there being present l..
S. May, Chairman, S. L. McLaurin
proxy for W. HI. Barnes, William
Buchanan, proxy for d. B. Gravity, l..
S. May proxy for J. S. Roberts, and
W. B. Collier, E. S. BaIksdale, J. r.
Knight, M. Q. Mcintyre and M.
9. Mcintyre, proxy for d. e.
Boone and J. W. Broumfield, T.
E. Wilson rendered his resignation as
a member of the committee and G. G.
Stingily was elected to i'll the vacancy
and was elected secretary. E. j. Davis
rendered his resignation as member of
the committee and w. Waddell was
elected to fill the vacancy.
1t was ordered that the state, dis
trict and county candidates each be
assessed So. 90 to defray the expenses of
the two primaries, and the beat cam
didates 81. so for the same purpose.
And it was further ordered that the
candidates in order to have their name
placed on the tickets must on or be-
fore the 15t', day of July have paid
into the hands of the chairman the
amount assessed to him.
1t was ordered that the date of the
first primary shall be August 9Th, and
that all parties being entitled to vote
under the rules of the state committee
shall be entitled to vote in this pri.
mary.
The follwing resolutions was offered
and adopted:
Resolved, that whereas Smith and
Rankin counties have alternated in
the nomination of a state senator, and
this being the time for Rankin to
nominate the senator under this Gus
tom, we, therefore, express our
wishes that the senator be nominated
by the voters of Rankin county this
year III the same way as other county
officers land that the Rankin county
committee canvass the votes and Ger
tify the result to Smith county.
Second. That the chairman of this
committee confer with the chairman
of the Smith County Committee With
view of effecting this agreement and
if it becomes necessary that the chair
man of this committee shall appoint
members from this county of a joint
senatorial committee.
The following officers were appoint
ed to hold the primaries; the first
named manager at each box being re-
turning officers, and the sum of So. 90
each being hereby set aside for his
compensation in the matter of distri-
buting and returning the ballot boxes.
BEAT NO. ONE.
PLAIN
T. @. Edwards, S. Fl. Forb and
John A. Lane, managers; Pink Ford,
Edgar Misterfeldt, clerks, John D.
Scarborough, peace officer.
STAR.
Phillip Didlake, Hardy Dear, and
J. L. Singletary, managers; j. r.
East, and J. R. Graves, clerk w. T.
Holiday, peace officer.
MOUNTAIN CREEK.
W. L. Butler, W. w. Corley, W. S.
Compere, managers; W. ". Wealth
ersby, Jr., J. HI. Harrison, clerks; w.
E. Laird, peace officer.
STEEN'S CREEK.
L. ". Ellis, w. M. Flowers, W. J.
Morris, managers; J. L. Singletary,
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CATO.

BEAT NO. FIVE.
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ATTENTION! SUNDAY SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT OF RANKIN
COUNTY.

Brethren: am speaking to each one
of you. I do not know the names
and addresses of all, but give me a
few minutes of your time. The state
Sunday school association asked me to
get up the statistics of all the Sun
day schools in the state. 1t is an
immense undertaking difficult, because
so few superintendent will respond
when written to. Yet, it is one of
the most important parts Of our state
work. Now am beginning with you
superintendents of Rankin county.
Will you not break all records and re-
spond- each one of you to this call ?
1t will not take three minutes OF your
time next Sunday morning. Will
you put this aside and never think of
it again when we absolutely need
report from each Sunday school no
matter how small The report Of your
school will go into the county report,
and the county into the state, and the
state into the International and world
report. My request is only this: that
you cut out the blank questions here
attached, fill out and mail to me here
at Brandon. It will cost you only a
two cent stamp, and if that is incon-
venient, answer them on postal
and mail to me. Instead of writing out
the questions and answering them on
your card, just put down the number
OF questions and its answer, but /
hope that you will cut out this blank
and fill it out and mail in an en-
velope. | am depending on you and
want you to report at once. Just
here please let me insist on your going
to Pelahatchie to the county conven-
ticn, and taking a whole delegation
with you.
Awaiting your answer, ! remain
Yours Cordially,
Rev. M. E. MELVIN.
THESE ARE THE QUESTIONS CUT
OUT ON THIS LINE.
| Name Of school. .............
Denomination
Beat No.
Superintendent. -. .....
Address. -.
How many officers and teachers.
Z How many pupils. ...........
s Average attendance.
How many months in the year is
school open. ...........
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AUGUST 9TH.
County Candidates Assessed $3.50 and Beat
s15o--Must be Paid by July IS.

A. I'll. Martin, clerk, w. A. Loftin,
peace officer.
CLEARY.
w. 2. Alliston, J. L. Smith, w.
MI. Renno, managers; j. A. Holcomb,
b. Fl. Smith, clerk, J. M. HemIhill,
peace officer.
BEAT NO. TWO.
BRANDON.
S. B. Stubblefeld, O. f. Corley,
2. M. Clark, Managers; L. 0. Gay
dep, and A. G. Thornton, clerks, Mil
liner Hobson, peace officer.
OAKDALE.
j. NJ. Williams, Sr. Ed Smith @. c..
Russell, Sr., managers; G.. B. Miller
and l.. A. Comfort, clerks, @. O..
Rouse, peace officer.
BEAT NO THREE.
FANNIN.
j. S. Lee, r. G. Latham, r. f.
Grimes, Sr., managers; j. N. Slaugh-
ter, II. p. Tinuin, clerks, w. Fl. Mich
olson, peace officer.
PISGAH.
W. B. Worley, B. w. Slade, e. III.
Holmes, managers; j. HI. Robinson,
R. L. Davis, clerks, W. J. Davis,
peace officer.
BEAT NO. FOUR.
PELAHATCHIE.
Ben McClenahan, M. E. Ragan, and
j. Il. Edwards, managers; W. B. He's
lip, ". A. Kelly. clerks, Y. G. Shep-
pard, peace officer.
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SHILOH.

S. r. Williams, s. M. Robins. A.
E. Martin, managers; J. w. KeIsh,
Lnthar Roberts, clerks, J. D. Rob.
ins, peace officer
BEAT NO. FIVE.
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has flown to british beasts, and man
has lost his reason. 4AP.
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Z. NJ. Martin, W. l.. Manning, J.
B. Tucker, managers; Charles Russell,
Louis Bass, clerks; G. M. Shots,
peace officer.
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CLEAR CREEK.

0. j. Miley, J. M. Jones, A. A. Pom
der, managers; Dan Kennedy, P. P.
Polk, clerks; W. B. Corley, peace
officer.
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BEAT NO. FOUR.
PELAHATCHIE.

Ben McClenahan, M. E. Ragan, and
j. K. Edwards, managers; W. B. Hes
lip. W. A. Kelly. clerks, Y. g. Shep-
pard, peace officer.