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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-03

Scranton, Pa, 8 maja. - DIS
zostanie otwarta konwecya zor-
ganizowanych g6rnikow z trzech
weglowych dystryktow. Ponie-
waz wIaSciciele kopalh ME Okla
zuia sklonnosci do ustepstw. O.
goi delegat6w sadzi, re ME male
zy gornikom cofac sic, lecz trze-
ba iSc naprz6d. Mitchell przedlo-
zyI komitetowi piacy sprawozda-
ME przebiegu toczonych ukla-
dow, lecz ME zalecii w MEM "a
dnego dalszego postepowanla. Je-
zeli konwencya postanowi oglo-
sic straj generalny, odpowiedzial-
nose "a ten krok i jego skutki
spadnie ma ogoi gornikow, a ME
ma pojedyhczych ich przedstawl-
cieli. Czlonkowie komitetu placy
oSwiadczyli, re popieraja projekt
strajku generalnego. Zgiosil sic
wczoraj do Johna Mitchell DIR.
Neil, delegat nowojorskiego ko-
mitetu obywatelskiego. Jego "a
daniem bylo nakianiac gornikow
do zgody. Kon~encya odbywa
sic w sail ratuszowej. Dotych-
czas zgiosilo sic 600 delegatow.
Washington, 8 maja. Prezy-
dent przeszle jutro kongresowl
oredzie, omawiajace metode pro-
wadzenia interesow przez trust
naftowy przez inne amerykah-
skie trusty. Poleci kongresowi
zajac sic niemi energicznie, wy
powiadajac otwarcie swoje ida
ME, CO sadzi o wyzyskiwniu ludu
amerykaiiskiego prze klike Milo
nerow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-03
Rome n0tatkl tsIegTaflGzna.

= Goremkin pochodzi malo
znanej rodziny szlacheckiej.
Petersburska komisya pre-
mysiowa oswiadczyla, sic "a 10
godzinowym dniem piracy.
- w Berlinie wydaiono fa-
brvk okolo 10000 robotnitw "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-03
PRZEGLAD
pOuTtn MIEDzyNARODOWEl
Chicago, 8 maja 1906.

Nl1CdSO, y LlIdJd AVOo'
w sposob natarczywy, a gro
zny dla krola Piotra przyponlnlai
sic Serbii mord, popelniony ma
ostatnim Obrenowiczu i jego 20
ME Dradze. Zaraz po tenn krolo-
b6jstwie wszystkie panstwa euro
pejskie wyjatkiem Rosyi chcia-
iy solidarnie wystapit przeciw
Serbii, ale przewazyio zdanie, ze
to powiekszyioby balkanskie "a
mieszd. Skonczylo sic wiec tylko
ma tenn, re podczas koronacyi kro-
la Piotra ME bylo nikogo dwo-
row i dyplomacyi europejskiej,
p6zniej zas possowie mocarstw
oSwiadczyli, re ME chca spotykac
sic w konaku mordercami. Zale-
zny Cd Mich krol Piotr potrafii
zrobic to jedno, re oni sami usu-
nell sic Cd dworu, ale "a to otrzy-
mali wysokie stanowiska W armii,
zrozumiawszy zas, re w przyszio-
sci moze ich dosiegnac kara, wzie
Ii sic "a rece, sciSle sic polaczyli
radykalami, stworzyh slime a.
ncSciwe stronnictwo, ktore bez IL
toSci poczelo scigac swych przeci-
wnikow. Serbia jej krolem rza-
dzila klika mordercow, sprzymie-
rzona panslawistarni, ma kto-
rych czele stoi Pasicz. Oni to u
lozyli unie ekonomiczna Bul-
garya, a wywoiali znany celny
zatarg zAustrya. Kiedy w skutek
tego zatargu musiai ustapic gabi-
ret Stojanowicza, oni przeforso-
wall powoianie do steru generala
Gruicza, ktory wprawdzie ME ma
lezai do handy mordercow, ale po-
tenn naklonil byl skupczyne do u
znania morderstwa "a czyn poll
tyczny, podyktowany goraca mi
loScia ojczyzny. Do tel uchwaly
dolaczona byla rezolucya, ze spra-
wa mordu umarza sic raz ma "a
wsze nigdy W przyszlosci ME
powinna bye poruszana. Ma tel
podstawie ukarano surowo Office
row garnizonu w Niszu, ktorzy
ME chcieG kolegowac z kroloboj-
cami. Take ostre postepowanie
stiumifo wprawdzie wszystkie ia
wne protesty, ale natomiast u
tworzyi sic spisek, zwrocony ME
tylko przeciw mordercom, lecz
take przeciw dynastyi Karadzor-
dzewiczow. Sprawa nabraIa poll
tycznego znaczenia, z poczatku
jednak mogia bye traktowana po-
blazliwie, poniewaz ow spisek
propagowal republikanska forme
rzadu, uznawana przez ogd "a
niestosowna dla Serbii; ale bic
giem czasu przy}aczyi sic do spi-
bku liberalowie, oburzeni ma pan
slawistycznych radykaiow "a ich
teroryzm; spisek sic rozszerzyi
bardzo znacznie i eel swoj zmie-
nil o tyle, ze zamiast' do republi-
ki, poczai dazyc do powofania na
tron drugiego syna wiadcy car
nog6rskiego, ksiecia Mirki. Spra-
wa stala sic juz powazna. Kiedy
Rad Stojanowicza, posluszny
panslawiHtycznej klice merder
cow, zadari Austrya, a potem
musiai skapitulowae podac sic
do dynisyf nastala chwila kry-
tyczha, W ktorej kr6l Piotr nosif
siez mysla abdykacyi i powrotu
do swej zaeisznej will W Gene
vie. Odradzono efnu = niektorzy
utrzymuja, re wprost zakazano
= j do steru przyszed maz zau-
fanis morderc6w general Gruicz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-03

Dlatego tez sprawa ia obchodzl
takze polski ogol wkrotce obszer-
niej rozpiszemy sic 0 praktykach
tel innych podobnych kompa-
Mi, azeby przynajmniej ma przy-
szlosc uchronic Polakow od
zbytniego ufania nieznajomym,
zbyt wiele przyrzekujacym konl-
paniom bankowym, ktore rozsy-
laja niezliczenie wiele agentow
(takze Polakow miedzy nimi) do
naciagania htwowiernych. Kom-
pania, kt6rej mowimy, posiada-
la ogromne biuro w Chicago w
gmachu gieidowym, nadto j fl
lie, z ktorych jedua, przy Milwau-
kee ave., W poblizu North ave.,
szczegolnie dobrze znana byia
Polakom W dzielnicy polnocno-
zachodniej.
Kompania ia wlasciwie powsta-
Ia polaczenia sic trzech kompa-
nil, ii. North American Invest
ment Co. w St. Louis, Colonial
Security Co. W St. Louis South
ern Mutual Investment co. w
Lexington, KY. a te jeszcze
dawniej albo zmieniaiy swe naz-
wy, albo wchianialy mnieejsze
kompanie Gak mp. W swoim CA
sic rozsiawiona miedzy Polaka-
mi przez agent6w ,,Tontine Loan
and Security Co."
W. Chicago sad zajal sic zba-
daniem praktyk tel kompanii W
skutek skargi dwoch akcyonary-
uszy, z ktorych jeden wplacii
przeszio $1,000, drugi okolo SAILS.
Nazwisko tego drugiego jest Jak.
Filkowicz.
Me wdajac sic W drobne szcze-
g6iy, bhceny tu przedewszyst-
kiem dla uspokojenia polskich
depozytaryuszy zaznaczyc, ze
zamianowanie administrators ze
strony sadu dla spraw tel kom-
panii, Jest dla Mich wlasciwie
.pomyslnen o lyle, re jesli
byly l,rb So jake oszustwa, to
i'm sic posozyso juz koniec,
wplacone przez depozytaryuszy
pieniadze teraz W bezpieczniej-
szych znajduja sic rekach.
OczywiScie dopiero dokladne
zbadanie ksiag interesow kon-
pauii wykaze, czyli jake zacho-
dzily oszustwa, czyli mozliwa be-
die wyplata wszystkich wpsaco,
nych pieniedzy, czy tez tylko ich
czeSci jakiej czesci: co jednak
da sic uratowac, to teraz urato-
wanem bedzie, a ME jest nawet
rzecza niemozliwa, re depozyta-
ryusze mic wlasciwie lub malo co
straca. Ma kazdy sposob dalsze
naduzycia, jezeli byly, strana sic
luz teraz niemozliwe. Me ma zas
jeszcze powodu do rozpaczania
llb do obaw, by wpiacone tam
pieniadze zostasy bezpowrotn'e
stracone czy to W caioSci, czy.
czesciowo.
Wierzytelnosci,a raczej aktywa
kompanii, podane So ma sumo wy
noszaca przeszlo 100000. Bye
moze re pomiedzy tenn aktywa-
mi DUO Sic okaze problematycz-
nych, ii. niepewnych, albo zmy-
slonych, nawet So oznak, re
kompania prowadzila spekulacye,
zwlaszcza gruntowe, bardzo ME
pewne albo oszukancze; ale
drugiej strony ME ma watpliwo-
Sci, ze majatek zhaczny jednako-
woz kompania posiada i bedzie
60 MONA uzyc ma zaspokojenie
pretensyi ctociazby czesciowe.
Przytem zas jest juz teraz re-
kojmia, re wszyscy bez wyJatku
depozytaryusze ma rowni beda
traktowani, II. zyski i straty
sprawiedliwie pomiedzy Mich be-
da roziozone i stanie sic rzecza
niemozliwa, by niektorzy z Mich
1yskali ma koszt innych, a inni
L. -. ..:o,o-,,,,; di;y,ie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-03

przypisuja zwycieztwu reakcyi
ma carskim divorce. SpeinH swo-
je zadanie, sluzac przez kilka mie-
siecy "a sciane, oddzielajaca cara
cd narodu. Poniewaz stlumiono
rewolucye, a kase pahstwa napei-
Mono zlotem, pozyczonem cd Ii
chwiarzy, czynownictwo wysta-
pi teraz do otwartej walki naro-
dem, azeby utrzymac sic przy
wladzy.
Goremkin musial w roku 1899
ustapic "a rada Wittego, do kto-
rego czu} nienawisc. Obecnie try
umfuje, poniewaz dopial celu.
Jest wiekszym intrygantem, niz
mezem stanu o wybitnych IDOL
noSciach.
Zdaje sic, ze DurnoWo otrzy-
ma takzedymisye re do gabine-
tu zostana powoiani przedstawi-
ciele dennokracyi konstytucyjnej.
Petersburg, 8 maja. w
sklad dumy narodowej wchodza
przedstawiciele AZ guberniJ, z
ktorych 1913 nalezy do opozycyl,
32 do centrum, a 20 do zwolennl-
k6w obecnego rzadu. 126 posiow
ME nalezy do zadnej partyi. w
liczbie poslow znajduje sic 100
chlopow o5 przedstawicieli sta
nu szlacheckiego. Ma ogolna su-
me 3I5 prawos}awnych przypada
20 katolikow, 6 lutrow, 9 zydow
II mahometan. Trzej poslowie
ME umieja ami pisac ami czytac.
Paryz, 8 maja. = Miasto przy
bralo wyglad zwyczajny. Patrole
policyjne i wojskowe cofnely sic
do koszar. Zarzady organlzacyJ
robotniczydh rozwijaja zwyksa
czynnosc. Aresztowano kilkana-
scie osob, odWolujacych rohotnl-
kow Cd piracy. Okolo 1900 mala-
rzy swietuje, lecz strajk ogolny
,-1anlie~sie-,i trzeba go uwazae "a,
pomysl nieudany.
Rzynn, 8 maia. Wczorai ma
zjezdzie pocztowym miedzynaro-
dowym powzieto rezolucye, aze-
by W miedzynarodowej korespon-
dencyi opiata listow, wazacych
IS gramow pozostala taxa sama,
jak dotychczas. Ia kazda pietna-
stke gram6w nastepujacych ma
sic PLACID po diva Gently wiecej.
Wieden, 8 maja. = Emancy-
pantka Theimer powrociia4z Rzy-
mu powiada, re Ojciec swiety
sprzyja rownouprawnieniu ko-
biet, godzi sic ma ich pragnienie
otrzymania dyplomow uniwersy-
teckich. Radzi i'm zostawac lekar-
kami, gdyz jako takie wiele do
brego zdzialac moga dla niewiast
dzieci. Cd studyow teologiczt
nych, a zwlaszcza Cd polityki
trzymac sic powinny dala, po-
niewaz mezczyzni W parlamen-
tach wywoluja az "a duzo konfu-
zyi. Moga wszakze wywierac
wp1yw dodatni ma swych MEOW,
azeby glosowali ma ludzi uczci-
wych popierajacych sprawy do
bre.
Ateny, 8 maja. : Amerykanie
zdobyli II pierwszych, 6 drugich
5 trzecich nagr6d ma igrzys-
kach Olimpijskich.
Wloscy atleci ofiarowali gree
kiemu nastepcy tronu, ksieciu
Konstantynowi, grupe brohzu,
przedstawiajaca czarna wilczyce,
kafmiaca Romulusa Romusa,
pierwotnych zalozycieli Rzymu.
Kr6l wydal bankiet ma Geese
sedziow atletow nagrodzonych.
400 osob bralo udzial W tym ban
kiecie.
Petersburg, 8 maja. = w mie-
scie Seistah ma persko afganskiej
t1raricv nodb,rrzono fanatvcz-
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sWczoraj 414 szynkarzy wy
kupilo licencye.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-07-12
FROM NEIGHBORS
zEIGLERVILLE.

Mr.. Editor: All the farmers seem
to be anxious to see the rain. It
will be great benefit to them.
The protracted meeting has begun
at Midway. We hope the Midway
Ci5wu viii be benehted by 1t.
Joe Stewart was seen on our
streets Monday.
Messrs. Marvin Smith and Herman
Harthcock left last Friday for Jack
son where they will attend the sum-
mer business school. We wish both
much success.
Miss Fanny Rainer and brother,
Walter, are visiting their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Gulledge.
Mr.. H. 0. Zeigler has been com.
planning for the past week.
DR.. Lucas was called down to see
Mrs, Eagan Sunday. She has beer
quite sick.
A crowd Of our young folks enter
tanned themselves at the Ebenezel
dance last Thursday night.
DR.. Warren Smith had business il
Lexington Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith visited
Mrs. Clyde Stewart Sunday. Witt
best wishes, MAUD.
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PLEASANT RIDGE DOTS.

Hello! Here we are again, to tell
all the news that has happened around
old Pleasant Ridge-and that won't
be much.
Well, guess we will have some
rain after awhile, it keeps on threat
ening and | do wish it would come a
good soaker. believe it would make
US all feel better.
Squire w. J. Morris and wife spent
last Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Holmes, and report Mrs. Holmes
improving nicely.
Messrs. Ell. and H. C. Morris went
to Lexington today Tuesday to at
tend to important business.
Mrs. H. C. Morris spent Monday at
the home of B. P. Eubank.
Mr.. Abner Ellington and wife, and
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Messrs. A. R. Harvey and W. A..
Sample, jr., Of Lexington, were Sun
dav visitors to Franklin,
Misses Halle and Mary Gibson
spent Wednesday in Lexington.
Messrs. j. ID. brennan, D. Fl. Glib
son and w. A. brennan were recent
visitors to Goodman.
Mr.. j. w. Dale had business at the
County Capital Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. N. Sample Of Eben-
ezer, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Sample.
Messrs. Mitchell and Middleton, of
Crystal Springs, were guests Of j. s.
Williams last week.
Mrs. j. W. Dale and the Misses
Dale visited the formers sister, Mrs.
Sanders, at Goodman, Thursday
Mrs. j. V. Williams spent several
days last week with Mrs. Parhan
Williams at Lexington.
G. H. Love had business in Lexing-
ton Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ]. Horton and chill
dren spent Thursday with Mr.. Hor-
tons parents at Cleveland.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Williams chap
eroned the following young people t
Owens Sunday: G. W. Mothershed
of Ebenezer; Miss Emily brennan, R
| H Owen and Miss Lima Dale, ]. M
Powers and Miss Eva Owen, ]. A
| Mothershed and Miss Lucy Lipsey.
The KATzENJAMMER KIDS
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SHADDON LOCALS.

The same old cry-hot and dry.
Mrs. Rosa Mcclellan and Miss Lot
tie Siddon spent Saturday evening
with Mrs. ]. D. Aubrey.
Mr.. J. s. Wilkins and family visited
w. 7. Antrey and family Sunday.
Mr.. C. R. Allen and wife, Of the
delta, are spending a few days with
his father, Mr.. ]. H. Allen.
Miss Leila Grantham spent last Sat
urday and Sunday with Mr.. j. H. Al
len and family.
Well, Cato, we are glad that you
think we are a good newsgatherer.
We love to interest any one and
where we can do so in furnishing
good reading, we can help our paper
| Mr.. Robert Tate and family dined
at 7. J. Tate's last Sunday.
| Mr.. Ed Grantham and wife spent
last Saturday and Sunday with hi'
father, Mr.. 0tho Grantham.
Messrs. ]. D. and J. p. Autrey
spent last Sunday at Owens Wells,
We are sorry to say that Mrs, A
lHeffner is no better at this writing
| We wish her a speedy eonvalescenee
/ Miss Mary Herring, of Lexington
is finishing teaching her unexpire'
| term.
Mr., Reuben Grantham and wifi
spent last Saturday and Sunday in th
Owens neighborhood.
Miss Rosa Tate spent Sunday wit
Miss Leila Grantham.
Mrs. ]. D. Autry spent Tuesda
evening last at Mr.. ]. s. Wilkins.
: Mrs. Mary Grantham and Mis-
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-07-12
BOWLING GREEN.

Mr.. B. +. Williams, Of BLACK Hawk,
came down Saturday on visit TO his
sister, Mrs. j. |. Almon. He reports
crops in his section some better than
here.
Mrs. G. w. Walker and son, Joe,
visited Mrs. M. E. Jenkins Saturday.
Mr.. w. r. Howell, of Durant, came
over Saturday morning, returning
Saturday evening accompanied by his
father, Capt. +. A. Howell, who stayed
over until Monday, visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. B. w. Moore, while there.
Mr.. Eugene Wynn spent several
days last week with his brother, w.
W. Wynn, of Bermudeza.
Mr.. J. M. Weeks, of near West,
greeted his many friends here Satur-
day; he also brought along the "fat-
ted calf" for sale which he readily
sold.
We wish to congratulate the Board
of Supervisors for passing the auto
mobile act and speed on public high
ways to be Travelled on horseback or
by vehicle, as it seems to me some-
thing Of the kind was needed to pro-
tect the horses and mules of our
country, for some people don't think
they are travelling at all, unless they
are running some mule or work horse
as fast as they can possibly go. May
the law be enforced against all who
violate it.
Mrs. r. A. Tate spent Sunday will
her sister, Mrs. L. F. Williamson.
MIR. and Mrs. W. N. Muirhead spent
Monday with DR.. A. ]. Newman's ia.
mily.
F. D. Mcgee returned last weel
from a pleasant visit at Gulfport.
Mrs. j. U. Sheehy and Lady Nelli'
Rogers and Willard visited Mrs. VIII
lie Wilkins, of Providence. Wednes
day.
i, w. 7. Pace and son, Walter, ar
numbered with the sick this week.
! Mrs. Pink Baker and charmin,
daughter, Of Acona, visited the FAM
ly of DIR. j. H. Byrd Saturday and re
turned Sunday.
Miss Belle Howell and charmin
little Ethel Moore, of Durant, visite
friends in our city Monday.
Mr.. Jas. King, Of Durant, spent
couple of days in town this weel
talking Columbian Woodman to ou
citizens.
2 Messrs. Allen Howell and Willar
Sheehy spent Sunday at Owens Welli
h ]. |. Almon has treated his hous
to a new coat of whitewash.
The farmers are laying by the
; crops on hill land.
Mr.. F. NJ. Estes and family, of Crl
s ger, are visiting their parents, Nj
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PARAGRAPHS FROM PETER PIPER'S
PEN.

Farmers are complaining Of dry
weather and wishing for rain. They
will soon be through with their crops
until harvest begins.
Every one in our vicinity seemed to
enjoy the Fourth.
Mrs. E. C. Lucas and children spent
the Fourth with relatives at Brozville.
DIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Farr were
pleasant callers at Brozyille recently.
The doctor made professional call
below Brozyille, and they stopped for
a short rest. Hope they may call
again soon.
Mrs. Mechlin Davis, of Memphis, is
the welcome guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
j. B. Byrd.
Master Earl Lucas is frightening
the home of Brozyille relatives.
Mrs, G, N, Harding, of near Har-
lands Creek, was a welcome visitor in
our midst recently. Mr.. I. K. made
short call en- passant.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Spell, Jr., Of
Coxburg vicinity, spent one day last
week with their father in Forest
Grove yicinage.
Miss Mabel Haddick and Mr.. c. c
Rogers were Sunday visitors at Mrs
A. O. Frost's.
E. Kelley and Claude Frost speni
Sunday and part of Monday at Eds
vile.
i Some of Forest Groves young peo
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Bessie Grantham spent Saturday night
and Sunday at Mr.. Philip Truitt's.
Mr.. Harvey Nabors took dinner at
H. G. Morris last Sunday.
Miss Bessie Wood spent Monday |
evening with her friends, Ida and Eu-
la Lee Eubank.
Mr.. Rich Hammett and wife from
below Lexington, were up In this part
of the neighborhood last Saturday,
guests of Mr.. R. Il. Dodd.
Quite a crowd Of young boys and
girls were invited over to Mr.. J. A.
Williamson last Saturday night to eat
cream and cake, and they all report
nice time.
Say, Miss NJ, If you don't mind,
Miss B. Is going to beat your time,
with R,
Mr.. Z. |. Russell and wife attended
the Sunday school here Sunday. Hope
you will come again, Ike, we are al
ways glad to have you with us.
Mrs. T. ]. Lomax and two little
children, Stanfeld and Minnie Grace,
Of Moss Point, came up to visit her
mother, Mrs. Emma Ellington, at
Pulltite.
Messrs. Luther and Tom Truitt
spent Monday night with their BROTH
er, Mr.. Clifford Truitt.
Mr.. NJ. A. Truitt and wife spent
last Sunday with their son, Clifford.
| was mistaken when / said that
Mr.. Allen Tate had gone to Tennessee
to work with his cousin. He is over
at Doddsville working on the railroad.
| know Miss Vorena Is glad Of that
now, aren't you2
! Mr.. Flower, an Insurance agent of
Attala county, spent Monday night at
| W. j. Morris.
| Misses Dena and Della Armstrong
spent Wednesday with their aunt,
| Mrs. John Truitt.
| Mr.. Tommle Kinney, from below
Lexington, spent Wednesday night
with his friend, e. H. Morris.
| Mr.. Luther Truitt and Miss Bessie
IWood attended services at Owens
! Wednesday night. Look out, Luther,
R. will get after you.
Cantaloupes have been all the 60
lfor the past few days.
! Mr.. Forbus Long, from Texas, Is
visiting at Mr.. Ed Grantham's.
Mrs. 0tho Grantham has been very
sick this week al her sons, Mr.. Ed
Grantham.
\ Mr.. ]. P. Eubank Is at Mt. Vernon
this week attending protracted SER
! vices at that place
d We saw girl looking mighty sour
at a certain fellow Sunday evening.
{ What is the matter with him, Miss
NJ? Let him go, there are plenty Of
: others.
Misses Ola and Vorena Eubank
/ spent last Sunday with their cousins
Misses Ida and Eula Lee Eubank.
As news is scarce, we viii ring off
[ with best wishes to the good old pa.
per and its many readers.
! TIP AND TOP.
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FAIR VIEW.

From the way Main Street Is crowd
cd during this week, we think the
boys must be up with their crop.
MIR. Il. A. Lee left last Tuesday for
Charleston, where he will spend the
summer.
Our boys played Brozville last Sat-
urday.
Several couples we're seen driving
last Sunday. From Main Street were
Miss Claudio Merriweather and Mr..
Harper Lunsford.
Miss Mary Alice Harvey spent Sat-
urday night very pleasantly with Miss
Alma Davis.
1t is getting quite warm up towards
Fair View. We have missed the
Frost so much of late.
Mr.. ]. H. MeCaleb and his charm
ing sister, Miss Bette Buck, called at
Mr.. R. l.. SPELLS one day last week.
Mr.. G.E Moses visited his parental
home Saturday and Sunday,
Our charming little teacher, Miss
Bessie Herring, is progressing nicely
with her school.
We regret to state that Mrs. D. F.
Moses is on the sick list this week.
We are glad to note that Mr.. Err.
nest Broadway is up from serious
spell of sickness.
Mr.. Emmett Noses went to Lexing.
ton Saturday.
Mr.. J. W. Harvey spent Sunda,
with his grandfather, Mr.. Roach.
Mr.. Sargent Fryer was on MAR
Street Saturday.
Misses Ruth and Irene Harve.
called at Mr.. R. L. Spells Sunday af
ternoon.
! Master Payne Merrlweather Aa
been out of school several days thi
week on account Of illness.
| A large party went out fishing thi
week. All seemed to have pleasan
time.
/ With best wishes to the ADvERTIs
Ter. You KNOW Who.
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pie attended service at Ebenezer Bap-
tist church Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renshaw Thomas and
Mr.. P, r. Thomas spent Sunday after
noon at Mr.. J.V. Spells. They were
accompanied by the Pastor of the
Baptist church at Ebenezer.
Good attendance at Brozville Sun
day school last Sunday. If you don't
believe we have an interesting Sun
day school, come and see.
While others talk and write
OF the woman that can cook;
Ii you wish our sentiments,
Now, friends, you must look;
See us doff our hat,
Make our very best bow;
Every day IN the week
To the man that can plow.
We like to see him learned;
But will tell you here and now,
We will always be polite
To the man that can pIow.
|
To the woman that can cook,
We fidelity will vow;
Still we never forget
The man that can plow.
| He may talk Greek and Latin;
Make drawing room bow,
Yet we respect him all the more,
II he knows how to plow.
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Fannie Tate spent last Monday at Mr..
]. H. Aliens.
Mrs. W. T. Autry spent Monday at
R. L. McLellan's.
Well, Mr.. Editor, as | have told all
the locals know, ! will stop before
| tell something DON'T know
Best wishes to all. Do.
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and Mrs. ]. H. Downer, this week.
Mrs. L. C. DsLong, Of Lexington,
is the cherished guest of Mrs. P. M.
Downer this week.
With best wishes to all, CATO.
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FRANKLIy'S DOINGS.

Mr.. ]. N. Sample made a business
trip to Indianola last week.