The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-07-13

R'sers are small, easy to take, easy 70
4ce-a safe pill. Mack Hamilton, hotel
clerk at Valley Oi'y, n. b., says: Two
bottles of these Famous Little Pills
! cured me of cronic constipation Good
for either children or adults, w. II.
Howell, Houston, Fey, save: "For yeare
l have used Little Early Riser Pills in
! my family. No better pill can be used
| for constipation, sick headache, etc,
than these famous pills. Scores OF test
imonisls prove their worth. Sold by
O. Eastland, druggist, Scoobe, Miss
Mr.. NJ. e. Ward left Thursday
morning last to join his wife and lit
tie daughter at Brandon. AS an ey-
idenee Of his popularity, a touching
incident occurred at the Methodist
Church Wednesday night, when,
while the choir sang God be with
! you til we meet again." on invitation
of Rev. B. w. Louis, every member
of the large congregation came for
ward and gave Mr.. Ward his OF her
hand in farewell. MI. Wafd was
greatly affected by the incident,
Mr.. Jas. D. French, of Hickman,
KY, wha is more than likely to set
tie permantly in this section, viii
probably establish q real estate and
loan business, either in Scooba or
| some other point in Eastern Miss
issippi; Mr.. French is already COM
pected with plrominent real estate
concerns ia Oklahoma, Kentucky
and Indiana. 1t isto be hoped that
he will decide Oh Scooda for a loca-
tion,
The Mobile & Ohio Railroad CONF
papy guarantee that everything pos
sihle will be done for the comfort
and safety of those who desire to
take advantage of the excursion TO
Memphis, to be conducted by the
management of the road, next Mon-
day, the 17tn inst. The train will
leave Scooba at 8 a. M, and the fare
from this point is but $500.
Services, with communion, will be
held in the Presbyterian church,
Scooba, next Sabbath morning, and
a congregational meeting is called
for immediately after preaching,
There are some importantmattersto
be brought to the attention of the
congregation, and it is hoped a full
Attendance will be hab.
The junior base ball Climb of Binns-
vile sWooped down on Scooba Tues
day evening, and what they did for
the youngsters of this village was
a-plenty. The score was II to 8, in
favor of the visitors, at the finish.
Our young friend Alvin Rosenhaum
can tell you all about it.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Craw-
ford Gewin, editor and publisher of
the Southern Star, at DeKalb, is ill
with Ito say the least) that unpleass
ant complaint, the mumps. We trust
his illness will prove of short dura-
zion, and that no permanent lief
fects will result.
We learn that Mr.. Bob Thomas
little daughter has nov had fever
for about eight weeks. While, of
course, very weak and liable to a
collapse at any moment, strong hopes
are entertained of her ultimate
recovery.
Mr.. O. e. Jewell, of Summit, Miss,
was the guest of MI. A. l.. David for
several days of the past week. Mr.,
Jewell is a very affable young gem
tleman. and made anumberof friends
during his brief sojourn in Scooba.
Hereafter, obituary articles sent
to THE HERALD for publication, and
containing over thirty lines, will be
charged for at the rate of two and
one-half cents for every additional
line.
We are sorry to note that Mrs.
John Parmenter and little daughter,
living a few miles west of town, are
quite i'll, and trust to learn shortly
ofan improyementin theireonditipn.
There appears to he no let-up on
this rainy spell. In many sections,
cotton is SO badly sin the g~rassnth
it will be impossible to clean it.
Mr.. w. @. Beazley has been in at
tendance on the Baptist State Con
yention, at Tupelo. the past week,
and reports q glorious time.
If you want a nice Buggy, or Other
vehicle, see Jas. II, Duke, He vii
make you prices that will astonisf
you for lowness,
We serve only the white trade a.
eur soda fountain, all ladies aye In
vited to call. O. EAsTLAND,
The goth Century Book Club vii
meet with Mrs. J. B. Mooney tomQr
row (FFiday) night.
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