The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-10-04

Oomcb AAU1IAb GO III vs. Gs IN. I0yl0l
ct al-Complaintant's bill dismissed
and complainant pay the costs.
Lionel Quick VS. W. j. Butler
fendant allowed 80 days to answer bill
after the same is fled.
REV. SAM JONES AT MERIDIAN.
The Meridian Sun prints the follow.
ing excerpts from one Of Mr.. Jones'
sermon at Meridian:
When Mr.. Jones arose to speak 1t
was seen that he was intensely earn
est. and that before he was through, to
use his own words, ''the fur would
fy." He had not proceeded far into
his discussion before he took occasion
to pay his respects to the R. M. Rose
Company, prominent liquor dealers Of
Atlanta, who caused the city Of Car
tersville to be plastered with posters,
advertising their whiskies, and which,
especially at this time. are very often.
sive to Mr.. Jones and the Christian
peorle Of this community. He handled
the Rose Company without gloves,
and many people who have often
heard the evangelist handle evil -doers
in vigorous manner say that he far
surpassed all his previous efforts, and
that they had never before heard him
administer 80 ssinging rebuke, nor
attack any one with such blistering
invective.
Mr.. Jones made the statement that
the Atlanta papers were owned from
"snout to tail" by Rose and the Potts
gang, with the exception of the At
lanta Georgian.
1T is as impossible, slid Mr..
Jones, "for one to get word in an
Atlanta daily newspaper, with the ex-
ception of the Georgian, that would
hurt whiskey man by name, as it
would be to grow pineapple In frozen
Alaska. or to get bucket Of water in
hell.
To-day, poor old Atlanta is tremb-
ling in the throes of q horrible race
war. She is realizing what she has
sown. The greed of her citizens has
licensed the saloon, the hog -wallows
Of hell, and these dives have been
dishing out to the low. black and
white, the stuff that enflames their
passions and causes the negroes to
commit nameless crimes.' -
Speaking of the Rose advertisements
that have been placed upon the boards
in Oartersville, Mr.. Jones said:
"If had been mayor of this town
when they put those damnable things
on those bill boards, I would have
torn them off il it had involved the
city Of Cartersville in law suit that
would have ended in the supreme
court Of the United States. And yet
this dirty scoundrel that has the inso-
lence to come to this town with his in
fernal advertising will pay the Atlanta
papers for full page of advertising,
inviting the ladies Of Atlanta down to
drink his damnable stuff. / would as
soon think of permitting my negro
Charlie to commit . nRmeless crime
and then come back to work for me as
to have him 60 to . Rose entertain
ment at any time.
INSULT TO ATLANTA WOMEN.
81 can not understand how the men
Of Atlanta could let that insult to their
women go unchallenged, and why
they did not take the dirty devil out
and cowhide him then and there. Wo-
men drinking at Roses storei Think
Of Il. / used to think II the women
were allowed to vote, they would vote
against whiskey and for sobriety and
home, but they let them vote out in
Colorado and the old sisters 60 to the
polls and vote the republican and
democratic tickets just like the men.
They will vote for whiskey man.
tool You can't trust an old hen
when there's q rooster in the barn
yard"
RELIGIOUS PAPERS ORITICIsED.
mot only will the Atlanta daily
papers, with the exception Of the
Georgian, refuse to let you call the
names Of those dirty scoundrels in
their columns, but IL IL also true that
the religious papers will not attack
the lousy scoundrels and call them out
| BY names to denounce their business.
The key TO health is IN the kidneys
| and liver. Keep these organs active
and yon have health,, strength and
| cheerful spirits. Prickly Ash Bitterl