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The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-09

Mir. William A. Radford will answer questions an and give advice TX FREE to tbs 1r subject of building for the readers of this paper. On account of his wide eXpe- rience as Editor, Author and Manutac. turer, he is without doubt, the highest authority all these subjects. Address all inquiries to William A. Radford, No. ls4 Fifth Ave-. Chicago, H., and only enclose two-cent stamp for reply.
 Such houses as this are needed in every community, and they may be built for rent to advantage by men having a little money at their dis posal The size of this house on the ground is only 27 feet 6 inches by 30 feet, which does not include porches, but it contains the nucleus for a great deal of comfort.
 Tn many communities the front hall is not necessary or desirable. The families occupying small houses ire quently would prefer having the space put to a more utilitarian purpose. There are always children to be pro- vided for, and they should have good comfortable bedrooms fitted up with furniture and fixtures to please their youthful ideas Happy is the boy or girl that is lucky enough to have a bedroom for their special use-a place to keep their tops and other belong ings, where they can take a school mate for a talk or to show them their latest acquisitions in games, sporting paraphernalia or toys.
 Such rooms are not common in the homes of the poorer classes-a fact that is not creditable to our age and generation. l am doing everything possible to remedy this state of affairs
 This house can be built for $900 or $1,200 without plumbing or heating plant; but the plumbing is very sim pie and the heating may be provided for by placing good stove in the liv- ing room. In this plan the kitchen is nearly square, we'll lighted and has good means of ventilation. A door opening onto the back porch and a good sized pantry in corner, with a
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-09
HE HAS TROUBLE IN LOSING A
 PRISONER.
Copyright, by the Century Co.)

Copyright by the Century Co)
 Copyright, 1906, by Joseph B Bowles)
 It was when Policeman Barney Flynn was new man on 'th foorce" that he lost a prisoner, and he frank ly admitted afterwards that he 'niver sh'u'd ha-ave found him in tn first place." In other words, experience taught him that the arrest was not justified, but the new policeman in variably is jealous of his authority and his dignity. So, when he had told the man to move on and the man had re- torted by making various sarcastic and otherwise objectionable remarks, Po- liceman Flynn deemed it necessary for the honor and dignity of his official position to assert himself
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-09

pot cupboard under the stairway, makes the kitchen as convenient as kitchens in larger houses.
 This plan provides for cheap stair way, but being partially open it has a pleasing appearance from the dining room; and because of it's winding con- struction it takes very little room. Hi fact this plan is carefully designed to utilize to the best possible advantage every inch of space. The study of the floor plans will show this.
 While the house is not very big on the ground it is fully two stories high with an attic. An attic is a great cool er for the upper rooms. It prevents the
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-09

heat of the sun from striking down. It acts as a sort of buffer between the hot roof and the ceiling below
 Although the house is small, there are no tiny little rooms such as most small houses have. Every room is light and airy, and every part of the house is pleasant. Like many of my selections for small houses there is no hallway upstairs. There is just land ing large enough to hold the four doors that open into the different rooms.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-09

front of the living room also makes for an artistic effect. The front porch is large enough for comfort and well proportioned to the size of the house. Architects are fond of porches, be- wise be a plain front, and they are sometimes inclined to overdo the mat ter.
 When I visit a community it is nat ural for me to notice the character of
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-09

The Kaiser is having a new racing yacht constructed which will be al- most hat-bottomed, and bave a new system of ballast.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
umbia holding Probate Court.-No 1912, admin
serses Of ahs to give o 1s a That the
lumbia letters testamentary on the estate Of Thorn
ceased All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same witt
subscribers, on before the 14th day OF June
a, d. 1907; otherwise they may by law be excluded
from an benefit Of said estate. Given under oul
BROWN. Jr; Ia17 st. NV. WALTER A
Deputy ts Resster se af w1s st.
District of Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate Cont
LYON Z LYON. Attorneys. tel5-1awst
IN THE sUPnEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
trustee, Elizabeth L. Aben ct al.ENo
2ssss, doc. b2.-Riehsrd NJ. VenabIe. william Ca.
bell Bruce and Charles McH Howard, trustees
herein having reported the SALES private sale t.
Louis Loose for the net price of $2s $40 so cash.
Of parts Of lot. sir and seven in William Cor
ty-nine. in the city OF Washington in the District
Of COLUMBIA. as per plat recorded In Book w. f.,
folio 142 in the surveyors office of the District OF
Columbia, as fully described in the decree for
sale passed herein, it is this 7h day of June 1905
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the con
trary be shown on or before July I, 1905 provided
Evening Star and the Washington Law Reporter
In each gf three sSsssssss weeks before said
justice. lseai True eopyr n j. 4 YoDSG,
CLERK. By ]. W. LATIMER. Asst Clerk.
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SUPREME COURT on THE DISTRICT OF CO
iumbia holding Probate Court.-Estate OF Nathan
B. Prentice, deceased.-No. 1850. administration
probate Of the last viii and testament Of said de-
ceased and for letters testamentary said estate
by Sarah c. Prentice 1t 10 ordered this 9Th day OF
June, A. b. 1905, that LIE Roy r. Atkinson, Nathan
r. Atkinson, Wm. A. Prentice and all others con-
cerned appear in said court on Monday, the 9th
day of July, A. d. 1905, at 10 o'clock an to
show cause why such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be published In the
4AWashington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star once IN each Of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned-the frst pubica-
tion be less than thirty days before said re-
turn day. WENDELL p. STAFFORD, Justice.
tseal9 Attest: WIN. @. TAYLOR. Deputy Regis
the Probate Court. Il. D. GORDON, Attorney
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LEGAL NOTICES.

lines. u. Coo 81 81. 90 wk.. 81 80. no. 81 20
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
IumDia, holding Probate Court.-Estate of Walter
et.-Application having been made herein for let
tiers OF administration said estate by Henry
Wardell. and that said letters issue to William
Stone Albert 1t is ordered this 18th day of June,
a. u 1900 that John Wardell. Herbert WardeIl,
Gardner Bell, Geraldine b. Pohlman. Oola Ira
Brown and Edna Schafer, and all others CONCERNED,
appear In said court on Thursday, the 10Th day of
why such application should not be granted Let
notice hereof be published IN the washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star once In each OF
three successive weeks before the return day here
In mentioned.the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return day WEN.
DELL P. STAFFORD, Justice. Seal Attest.
WM c. TAYLOR Deputy Register OF Wills for
the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. WILLIAM STONE ALBERT, Attorney
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ron sALrH0UsEs.


FOR sALE-Br OwNEn Twu-sroRI. BAY
xindos nsica hsa.s. REM: ned DR. ;@gsoss.
FOR sA54D-CHEAP-so0 q NV, KIOHT LAfoE
Tooms, me tiled bath; spIsDdid condition; i.sss
a iox g ma paved aiiey Owner. Il 4 LxuSs'
FOR sALE-NvKsrNEnT on HOME
NEW z-sT0RY noGTLkp BRICK
HOUSE CELLAR
On a ssaaEss sA Tas's ssH s aEaaa
kENI3 IO8 e4.e0.
LAnoE LoT. IRIS BxRGAIN.
MOORE HILL. aSc.,. III isrH ST. NV.
ron sAIn-sPIKNDD RONAN BRICK REFI-
tioa hall tiied bah. With nodsrn plumbing ana
pSsssa.ll th electric e. iEhsiss tsroashcss
and spseions cIosets IN other rooms: newly '.nd
excessively decorated: house only years old:
water sttaeh.snt; yey de..rab!s t-sA. go.
FOR sAIE-DEIIGHTFUEEY sFTUATED On
broad .venue. cap1sol HUI nnusually welkecns
.sss. .o 1sR sss .1 sss.s + ''
FOR SALE = UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY :
near Conn. ave. rear and side lights: sscriice
e n ssss purchaser; ideal for docto, Boz
semi-defached bouse eoutafninr a i.rre rom. ana
su;s. ss.n lot 2 = Ios
a. e.s.. ..owSEa ". Star once. isa.s.
FOR sALE--oNLY s. $50. IN COLUMBIA HGTS;
Is # vide; Dr. and tiled bath; steam heat:
Rsrrr Rsn SSsea 9sF ROOMS In.
VA Dss 81; 20 % REMEMBERl IS FIT WIDE AND
~ >'.soo.
. 70 c.son And 1s s. gr
us At our once for full particulars:
-oons ~ 49, ~ sv . OF lin ana sts NV
1d se ren ana evening with stable owner Is
All ,ss # urer w 'ro,.e ,r,,.. 49,.
1il2 22d st-aw.-7room brick: lot 10 by IS;
1oo; corner Of an s.ley; price s., 600
brick: ali modern improvements ss renting '' fos
$3.50; price. q. 500
,s aOe store and dwelling; rent $50; price.
*t ;e9S os.,, :. 49,. ..,.,. ..,,....
Two 4reom brick houses in court: rent. 81
7-reom bay-window brick on 1st st n.y., in
fne loca tion would rent for s2s 90: price 50 800
FOR sALE-s-sToRY BRICK REsIDENcF on
srIana,d conai,ton. ,rnn.t ca sno ~ 5nz n,,,ca
ssoo CONDITION. trust 5000 at 0"' price,
NEW MoDERy 7sRoou AND pATf5 RRycK
rear porcnes' ives, OF Io.n 81 Nv; uneqnaieo IN
hsas u WIN LIZ, ~ 1no recepion mai ana
caDlnes mEnteis, price $o,vy.
sEvEN-RooM AND BATE BRICK on corner
sIx-RooM BRICK IN NV, with brick stable
In rear; rent, $3.50; price, 81. $50.
A LARGE NUMBER OF SMALL HOUSES IN
monthly
SMITH THOMPSON Jr & Co Unc.)
- - , :, = .----.-----
FOR SALE
Newly papered Groom brick; fine home;
rents .or $1zoo; 20 ooQ
Z nearly new 6-room bricks; always rented at
$22 so each: Here is a substantial investment;
wiz pay SM net; no trouble to show.
HENRY w. OFFUTT, SD and sts
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REFORM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS OF THE Dis
trict of Columbia.-Sealed proposals win Be re
ceived at the superlntepdepts Office until JUNR
49, at u O'Clock NJ, and then opened for furnish
ing at said school during the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1907, supplies of groceries, meats, hay
straw and other provisions, and separate sealed
proposals for coal Supplies to be delivered from
time to time in such quantities a may be ordered
Specifcati lions may be obtained application at
the school. The right TO reject any and all pro-
posals Is reserved. CHAPLIN BROWN, President
Board of Trustees je3- l5t
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FoR sALEHoUsEs.


ran ~: : -; zs = - 5asa
baths: renfed It sso.eg; trust Il 81 500 At ~.
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T,7p . n 3 Dc z.7,1S7, n q. 30 W. * fz-s
s.so1y = bieR
h bath trust OF szsoo at ~; $se0l eash WIN
WMrrtrr n,pps : :. >ryrr aae 4 aox 1sth
III wkAS.1I SipnS 9 DASA1a@ wv = w AseA'
49,.
FOR sALE-GRAND S0UTHWFSF BARGAIN
furnace hest: lstehsa on main door: isrs. yara:
esllar under entire house; n Aae condition; dirt
Ron : q -v,7;s1T - 7z;=7 q : c575T1ETx
tion IN tsshaenabls nv: 10 rooms. d~liEhifui
n Cd 3 e o nsa sr e e
iel6-et
ss,asz AVE ,. ,,,I
rstsr heat; Iischen on MAN assr. porcelain
tub; nlckeledl plumbing: nne cabinet mantels:
trust ia 800 al aIsss: nrice II 900
! FoK sA La; go cash win buy splendid
stone front; II rooms bath: in flue condition;
FoR s1iEIDeiishtfus isrse. BRICK resideacs
arranged for room renting. on,r e. s,o =
WIII.IGE, GIBBS DASIFI. eos q eos l3tn
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FOR SAIE-C[H TJAIRTA IIET5sETyS = -
49, : - $500 +ls>.'
NEW HOUSE. 10 ROOMS. $4,000.
REDUCED From So, 600;
~, lNdSEflg ~ HAkDWOOD
ponR1R P PES1oS HAIi niS Nh e Roon
EAOhsi1i4ENI Oh MBEkS SECOND FLOOR.
. iytI .SpEpS Of, yrr nIIn
TO CLOSE ESTATE Only "a. $40
CRYSTAL, CHAyDEI ,I1SISs. HoT WtTFR t5E Az
BEAuTTFUL MANTELs. WIDE Tor
PRICE, $1,000. YOUR TERMS
MOORE & HILL INCL III 18th ST NV
non :, : :, --------------
Oi' o1Ai-r' s,,,, f ny, GHEAP LITTLE HOME.
DHNpip i ~ ESTMENT.
r-,Y, n,,>,u 500
reta..y new rooms; bath; lot 16xT0; white
helshoofhood
n2) sold To careful hnrers, ~ i-hf i"hhsE
ussi''
30l6 and ao1s 11th st near Co,r,,,,,. .,aa
Columbia Heights n A. s..' is sar columDla ROAD
IN OAK. hotSwatar Iha aat THROUGHOUT
Unma tchable value ar "a soo On +,,.
forms '"iue ii S4'oW On the easiest
MOORE & HILL iInc1 III i4th at
FOR SALE &c soo nm 17rIrI77
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DANCING

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS, f5c GUAHANTEi
waltz. two-step, lessons; class. 81 mo-; special
rates clrbs; plano. 25c. quick, mod. method Al
dress, with stamped envelope. Box Is, star once.
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FOR RENr-2207 18TH NV, TR. AND B,i FUR
W. LEE I4a6 @ st. nv. my2S0
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FoR RENT
UNFURNIsHED. 10
1920 ". y. NV. Cir, %. per an szo. ~ ~ ~
aI0S Q St, Or. and b.. per month ~ so% 20
III Eye st. liz, and b. per month. 49, ~
21O9 Pa. ave. Tor. and b., per month";. 20 - ~ ~
100 - q 80. ma hath - 1000
ssSe - - ard n .., 35.
10 =. .o,,1s and hath 80 $3.50
,,,o ,,,, a. "A, q y, bntlwster heat. 200 90
irIa ~ liz and hath ,............ 10000
1908 Yale st. 12r and b.. per month";. - ~
1904 10th St, Ilr and b.. per month";: III ~ ~
I'M De Sales ST.. Tor. and b.. per month lWo
uNFURNfSHED FLATS.
New York. IFS y. Y. ave. rooms ana ostn sos
FURNISHED FLATS.
The wyoming No So Z rooms and nd hatn' ,o m
from July [. 1906. to Sept. 10. 1so5--.. eV-W
FLATS.
The Chelsea, ID and SITS. Sc;
No. rooms and bath. per month. 5o00
No. q rooms and bath. per month 3o.O0
GOO 18th St NV. I'd floor. 5 rooms. bath. 1918
us 18th st. NV:
Two 2-room apartments. second and third floors,
cheap for summer months.
GAsCH s. BIKGE. 1926 N. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO W. LINKINS,
800 10th ct. NV.
1910 18th. 10r b. .$45 "a 1919 Pa nv NV, bach
1909 NV, q. b.. $500 elor apartment. 100
zl!4 81 NV. 12r b.. 32o Or b. .27 80
1918 NV, Dr. b. 40. DOL Store 1915 Pa 20 90
Large studio. Offices As 90 144O sed ar. b. Ia 80
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WANTED-HOUSES.
tines. 1t. soc; st. 800: wk. s2ss; no.. s7.eo
wANTED-AN UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, 10 or Il
rooms; modern improvements; possession July 1;
lease: south of 7 bet. 18th axd 10th. Address
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For fall list OF small houses and dais apply at
oeiee. 5e9-d,esu
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N RENT-BY wEsC0TT & WILCOX.

nna. ave.
I APARTMENTS.
The Jouy ID o, ,h't.35. 90
1920 o, LIST fi.5r.b. .2o. so
\ S0l5is Il, 5r, b,hsat rs. 90
90lo X, 5r, b, heat.25. 90
\ THE CARLISLE, 1913 N,
non-housekeeping:
2 rooms. bath. =. q. so
2 rooms, bath 1850
! 3040I4 X, Or, b, heat ~ so
3D3s X. 5r, b, heat % so
/, 5D3A 23d. Ii, 5r,b. 2i.5O
5lnA 23d. 2a.5r, b. 30. so
! So42 n, Or, b, heat 20.5e
3o-i0 r, 5r, b, heat. 2o.5D
I 3Cei4ia II, 5r. b.hest20. so
50iA Esd, 5r, b..,.20 80
! 1921 Pa av. Ar. b. 1850
STORES.
4 i245 Doth. ir, W, geo. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
4e2- Se3 La av, heated
| rms. s., el0.S12.@, $50
houses and flats apply at
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UNFINISHED.
6f1 18Th NV 35r Oh. $3.50 174g NV, t2r. b.$7a 90
SIT n NV 1lr b. .5O.0olTlI 9th NV. l2r. b. 500
1895 22d NV Or b. IS sol 1888 18th NV, Or. b.0o00
1922 Nv Tor b. W O0i2504 Pa aF. Tor, b.. 40 %
1924 II av, Tor bT6.Ool Office rms, I'd a.. 1907
I30e Euclid NV 81. b. 1881
Building 1886 q St. wifi remodel to suit tenant
81 $40.
FURNISHED.
p22 French, rooms bath. ......,..........$ 90
We have large number Of very desirable fur
nished houses.
TYLER Il RUTHERFORD. Inc. 1907 st. NV.
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ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE

Eur rarnished cottages for the season at Atlantic
City: n WALTER TOWNSEND, IL So.
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FOR RENT-A SPECIALLY DESIRABLE HOUSE
for the low rent Of
5000 Per Month.
An attractive 3-story, Groom. pressed brick
dwelling; newly papered. painted. ETC.: in first
class repair; rooms: porcelain bath tub. etc.
cellar; furnace heat. Very convenient location.
MOORE & HILL Qnc.). TIT 18th at. NV.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. O.
Washington. d. O., June Ia. 1se8--sealed pro.
posals VIII be received at this Office until
o'clock pm, on Friday, June % 1906 for dotps
Laundry work for the various branches OF the
government OF the District OF Coiumbia during
Of $500 is required to be filed wirh each bid
Blank forms and NIL necessary inftrma ton can
be obtained at the office of the Property Clerk
District building. HENRY d. F. MACFARLAND
HENRY L. WEST. JOHN BIDDI,E. Commis.
s.oners, ID. c. iela- d eS,, al
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-01

assessed at 5000 would bring $500 fir>t
bid. am not orlticizing these par
ties. Only use them as illustrating 8
condition of affairs that is general
over the county.
Now for the remedy. Let our
assessor insist on fair valuation. Let
the oath which our law makers Thoughts
necessary. have its impress upon the
conscience Let risLomingo county
for once De honest and our assessments
will be doubled and our taxes thereby
made less. Then when our honorable
board Of supervisors sit as an equali.
zing board, let it be rigid, without
fear or favor, and summon all parties
before them whose assessment does not
seem satisfactory, to make their plea
as to why the amount Of their assess
ment should not be raised. The time
Is upon us when onr county should
have something better to show than
land at fifty cents per acre.
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ABOUT ASSESSMENTS.

There is an old saying what is
everybody's business is nobody's bust.
ness
cannot say that this will apply to
my subject for / propose to speak Of q
matter Of vital Importance to every
taxpayer in Tishomingo county.
Il is perhaps generally known that
our assessor is now making his round,
and furthermore it will be his duty to
assess all real estate subject to taxa
tion according to law. Every per.
son so liable must subscribe to the fol.
lowing oath if the assessor does his
duty:
"You do solemnly swear or affirm
that the above list Of property is .
just and true account of all the prop
erty you are required to render in
your own right, or that Of any other
person for whom you ought to give in
taxable property, not at what it might
sell for, but at what you would be
willing and expect to accept for IL, il
you were making voluntary sale Of
it, and You have not lowered the
valuation because your neighbors or
others have placed low estimate on
the value Of their property, or because
they are in the habit Of so doing. So
help you God =
70 say that this matter has been
largely disregarded Is putting the mat
ter mildly. believe furthermore
that majority Of the taxpayers have
not given this matter serious thought
and again it works : hardship upon
the man putting full value on his
property when his neighbor puts IN
his ct half its value. Instances Of the
kind are not few. I will mention
one or two. ! knew Of > friend who
had. = small body of land near town
that felt inclined to invest ii - be
4 > on-rssident, and II would sup
ply fire-wood FOR years. His cash
price Is 300, and u assessed 81 $50.
Another within the Dorpoxate limits
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-01
Closing Hours for Freight
DonOfS.

All freight depots must be kept
open each day, (sundsy and legal
holidays axcepted). for the receiving
and delivery Of freight between the
hours of Z 9. m and p. M. with an
intermisaion Of II m. to / p. n.
Freight depots may be closed Tor the
receiving and delivery Of freight 1t
I p. N. on Sundays during the months
Of May, June, July, August and Sep
tember Of each year. All shippers
should be promptly notified Of the
shove closing hours in order that de.
livery Of their freight may be made
within the hours specified.
New Orleans, La Jan 81, 1906.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-01

An exchange says. IL every good
line newspaper man writes about
his town was paid for, even at > low
rate, he could wear good clothes, Be
called good Citizen and even an i'm
portant factor In his community's OK.
istence. But he doesn' got it, and il
not even paid FOR swearing to and
proving that his town 4 the best IL
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-01

The farmer who is not raising hogs
should begin. The farmer who is
raising poor hogs should begin to
raise better ones. God pity the family
of the tenant who goes on year after
year buying bacon with money that is
needed at home. Such . man can
hardly become anything else than 3
tenant to the end Of his days. Farm
Gazette.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-01

WANTED-District managers to
post signs, advertise and distribute
samples. Salary 3l8 90 weekly. So 90
per day for expenses. State age and
present employ ment. Ideal Shear Go /.
So Randolph St., Chicago. 5-IO
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-01
NOTICE

] have taken up one dark bay horse,
roach name. lissle soar between eyes.
small pony. Branded with b. On
right shoulder and riRht nip. Own
er r requested 70 come forward, pay
al charges and take the property.
MANUEL SMITH. Brandon Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-01

We do not intend to deal in this
class of goods any longer and will close
out our entire lot at your own figures.
They must go and when you once see
the grade of goods and style of work.
manship, then look at the price you
will acknowledge it is indeed regardless
of cost
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-01

70-aore farm at Rankin Station,
good dwelling, small store house; good
opening for store. j.. M. q Carl
Gting,ly Pslshatonie. Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-01
CORRECT YOU ARE.

The Hazlehurst Courier has bought
a type setting machine. Type setting
machines and automobiles are real
expensive novelties .-McComb City
Enterprise.
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Towels.
Linen towels worth 75c per pair, soc;
SOC tor Sc; 45c for 25c; 4oc for zoe;
2bc for l5c Large cotton towels, soc
value for 35c; 45c for 25c.
Mems, Women and Chill
drens Hose.
Mems mercerized silk hose, 75c value
for soc; Coo for 4oc; soc for aoc; 45c for
25c; Soc for l5c; cotton hose, 25c val
ue for I5c; I5c for loo; for CSC.
Soap.
Laundry soap, ~ bars for 25c; Fairy
soap II bars for csc; 6 box bars csc;
Grandma's soap s box 25c; large
box 5oc; Gold Dust ditto; Toilet soap
bars for l5c; bars csc.
Stationery.
Elegant two toned linen worth per
box $r.25 for 75c. pure linen note
worth St for 65c; 75c kind for soc; soc
for 25c; 4oc for zoe; 35c for i5c; &c
for loc; linen tablets 8 for Ioc; for
15c.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-01
Miss Mary E Kline who has been
conducting school at Ellisv,ll- for
the past several months, returned to
her home st Thomasyllle last Sstur.l
HAS STOOD the TEST Is YEARS

The old, original GROVES Tastleas
Chill lonio. You know what ron
are taking. Is u iron and quinine II
= tasteless foEm. Nocure, NJ ~. 40.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-01

Seed irish potatoes, onion sets and
all kinds garden seeds 1t Barnes 81
Rsglands.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-01

Dazzling on one Of the best streets
of Pelahatahie, convenient to business,
churches and school--at bargain J..
NJ. q Carl St,ngily.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-01

Fresh garden seed Of all kinds, at
Brandon Drug Go.