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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-23
MOST NOVEL
Entertainment Of the Season for
Brandon.
DESTRUCTION or FRISCO
Sells and Forepaugh's Circus B,
Electricity.


Next Saturday night the United Daugh-
tiers of Confederacy will entertain the
public with novel vitascopic productions
OF the great San Francisco earthquake,
showing the destruction of the queen city
OF America as recorded by electric ma
chimes during the awful conflagrati0n fol-
lowing the earthquake. You are given a
most realistic view of the doomed city in
every stage of destruction You see the
Frisco fire companies in the race of Life
and Death" You see the Wreckers at
work tearing down ruined walls and blow.
Ing up huge buildings by dynamite, and
all the principal features Of this terrible
event.
In addition to the earthquake produc-
tons Sells & Forepaugh's big circus IS
reproduced with remarkable realism. You
see the parades both inside and outside
the big tent, the worlds greatest acrobats
and athletics In their remarkable perform
ances, trained animals, funny clowns and
electric images of hundreds of persons
performing with all the precision Of living
people.
Will Alexander; the manager of the
special entertainment was with us three
years ago featuring the British and Boer
war and the trip to the moon. His work
was very much enjoyed at that time and
we feel sure that there is quite treat in
store for our people Saturday night.
General admission is 10 cents for chill
dren, IS cents for adults. Reserved seats
cents.
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fdnnin.

,Hemby White went to Brandon Sunday.
Anse McLaurin, jr., and Miss Ethel
May spent Sunday with Miss Matt Nc
Laurin.
Miss Coro Foster, of Crystal Springs,
is the guest of her sister, Miss Sallie
Foster.
Mr.. Brame and little son De Yampert,
of Macon, have joined Mrs. Brame in her
visit to relatives here.
Walter Wilmington came home from
Lena Monday to spend the vacation.
Mrs. R. F. Brown and Miss N. L. May
spent few days in our village last week.
Mrs. F. B. Walrod and son, Leon, at
tended the concert here last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shultz and little daughter
left Monday after pleasant visit to Mrs.
Carter.
Miss Maggie Shaw and Prof. SherreIl,
Of Jackson, were among Fannin' visitors
Sunday.
Quite little crowd spent Tuesday fish
ing and froliclng on the banks of Pela-
hatchie. The picnic was given in honor
Of Miss Cora Foster and much enjoyed
by all.
The concert at the close of our school
was we'll attended and very much appre-
ciated. Our efficient teachers put forth
every effort in training the children, and
in spite Of measles and many other OBJ
Estacles, the exercises passed off smoothly
and the children played their parts we'll.
More than $40 was raised by selling ice
cream and will be used in painting school
building. The patrons of our school met
Monday, and we believe, displayed SPLEEN
did judgment in unanimously electing
Prof. Ratliff as teacher for another session.
Miss Foster, too, has done excellent work
here and we would be glad to have them
both with US another year.
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The Charter Of Incorporation Of
Brandon and Daniel TeIe-
phone Company.

/. The corporate title Of said company
is Brandon and Daniel Telephone Com
|pany.
). The names Of the incorporators are:
". H. Russell, postofice Daniel, Miss,
Smith county; H. A. Jones, postoffice
Mayton, Mss, Rankin county; w. H.
Patrick. postoffice Rufus, Mss, Rankin
J. The domlcile IS at Rufus, Mss,
Rankin county.
1. Amount Of capital stock authorized
IS ten thousand dollars.
s. The par value Of shares is ten dol.
lars each.
s. The period Of existence (not to ex-
|ceed fifty years. IS fifty years.
J. The purpose for which It is created
is: 10 build, construct, equip, own, oper-
ate. buy, sell, lease. Or rent one or more
telephone lines ii the state Of Mississippi.
This corporation may begin business
when i've hundred dollars (e5ool of the
capital stotlk IS subscribed for and paid IN
3. me rights and powers that may be
exeEclsed ~ this corporation are those
<onle ~ TIE provisions y Ch1ptel
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LyIlyHood.

Health Of the community ii only
tolerable. Mrs. Lillian Roberta baby
has the Measles Walter PloWmAn
and y. ". jenkins have sick babys.
The prospects for farming are truly
bad indeed; corr needs working but II
e 800 vet. The cotton looks very
bad; little black small ii eatinp Il.
and some Of il will die anyway for ali
OF the seed was damaged last fall bv
the storm. AT present, farming
doesn't look very fattering By any
means.
We had three candidates in our
town the past week-John B. Tucker.
20 = Martin, and r. L. Chapman.
This neighborhood was badly shocked
when they heard Of the withdrawal Of
Major F. W. Little from the ticket
Major Little reminds me Of
Thompson colt; it was said that
Thompson's colt jumped . ten-rail
fence with the bars down. and some
say he swum the river just to drink
on the other side. would not be
surprised il the ticket at the primary
didn't read this way, for United
States Senator s. Williams, Of
Yazoo; J. &. Vardaman, or jackson
and +. W. Little Of Cato.
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Piano Recital.

One of the most attractive and interest
ing events of the season was the recital
given by the pupils of Miss Sophie Lang
ley's music class last Thursday night.
The spacious hall was decorated in roses,
and although lovely as they always are,
were not sweeter or fresher than the fair
young musicians who, in their soft white
gowns and flutt.ring ribbons, were indeed
a perfect rosebud garden of girls"
The program was faultlessly rendered
and was Of a higher and more classical
order than is usually heard. The pupils
acquitted themselves finely, evincing the
fact that their tutclage had been Of the
best and most approved methods, thereby
rejecting great credit on their talented in
structress. The occasion brought together
some of the first people Of the town, and
and the unanimous sense of the evening
was that the performance was a musical
treat, and a grand success. Thefollowlng
was the program Of the entertainment:
/. Wallace, "Elisire D. Amore''
Misses Mary Berry, Eta Glenn Gayden.
2. Schumann, "Humming Song
Miss Beatrice Maxey.
). Forris, "A Sunny Morning''-Miss
4. Metzler, Twinkle, Twinkle Little
STAR Miss Viola Burns.
s. Gounod, "Faust''- Misses Mar
garet Foulks, Carey Bruce.
s. Heller. Little Larentelle" Miss
Hazel Smith.
!. Lysburg, La Baladlne Misses
Mary White, Graham Burney.
5. Recitation, selected Miss Atwood
Thornton.
O. Haydn, Gypsy Rondo" Miss
Mary Walker, Carey Bruce.
10. Wallace, Winter Polka Miss
Mary White.
II. Bohm, by the Murmurine
Spring Miss Mary Atwood Thornton,
II. Mclnotue, Carnival de Venice
Misses Carey Bruce, Mary Berry.
-. GODDARD, Second Mazurka' - Miss
Graham Burney.
Il. KowaIski, s'March pc Concert :,
Miss Mary Walker.
Dance Miss Eta Glenn Gayden.
rs. List, Rhapsodle Honerose MOI Z
Miss Mary Berry.
Il. Wolienhanpt, sMazurl<a Caprike''
81 RsssInl 'l5IlIyztuts y ssnslsRlds'|
Misses Etfa Sin (1ayden, Il1fy 6frIys
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Corn is looking bad after SO much rain,
Several from this place attended preach
ing at Clear Creek Sunday.
Miss Rena Gill is on the sick list this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Afford Gill and grandson
visited their daughter, at Magee, last
week.
We would like to have two good teach
crs to teach the County Line Graded
school next session.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ware, !
fine girl baby.
Or. Chapman. has been visiting home
folks for several weeks.
We are glad to see Nj. Ponder's folks
out again after having measles.
Little Edith Mize had 4 birthday party
and quite number Of little girls Wefl
present to help her celebrate the occasion
and wish her many returns Of the happy
day.
M. and Mrs. r. r. Polk, Of Puckett
visited relatives here Sunday.
Several from Joe attended the picnil
# Mendenhall and report 4 nice time.
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OratOriCaI Contest and Field Da,
Exercises Rankin Teachers
Association.

On May 18th, the Rankin County
Teachers Association met in Brandon
to hold its annual oratorical contest
and field day exercises. This was
perhaps the most successful meeting
ever held in the county. Long before
the hour arrived for the exercises to
begin the auditorium Of the public
school building was crowded. When
the time for the exercises to begin was
announced perfect order prevailed.
All who took part in the contest in
reading and oratory acquitted them.
selves with honor. each one entering
heartily into the thought and spirit Of
his selection.
The decision Of the judges was Civ
en- to Senator MoLaurin who delivered
the medals.
One Of the most delightful events Of
the occasion was the bounteous basket
dinner spread by the good people Of
Brandon for their visitors on this oc.
caslon. We all enjoyed It.
In the afternoon the field-day ex.
eroises were conducted on the camput
OF the public school. This occasion
was heartily enjoyed by all present,
One Of the principal features MOTTO.
able here was the few schools taking
part in the exercises. Only four Of
the five beats in the county were rep.
resented at all and these four by only
one or two schools from each. It seems
to me that the beat managers must
have neglected their duty to some OK.
tent, else the representation would
have been more general Rankin
county is the home Of the oratorIcal
confess in Mississippi, but there are
|0thef counties from which we might
lear} some valuable lessons IN thil
work and whose lead We might follow
with profit. Let every teacher II
Rankin county resolve now that be
will )endeavor Ito have his school rep
resented At the next annual meeting
TEACHER.
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LOCAL and Personal
MENTION.

Fred Lester is in town after several
days absence.
The weather is warm again and
farmers are making good use of it.
Miss Bette Webb has been elected
music teacher of Briar Hill school.
e. O. Tate, of Gulfport, spent .
few days here this week with friends.
A. J. McLaurin, jr., made pro-
fessional visit to Florence this week
, DR.. A. G.. McLaurin has been re-
appointed health officer for Rankin
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burns, Of vicks-
burg, are spending few days with
Miss Euniee Washburn.
DR.. Ruel May spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in jackson, attending the
state dental association.
Dave Wilson, of Canton, and Miss
Bessie Nelson, of jackson, were
Brandon visitors Sunday afternoon.
j. r. East made business trip to
Newton county this week in the in
terest OF his candidacy for district at
torney.
Judge. A. q. Norrell and W. O.
Ellis, of Florence, were here Monday
to attend the meeting Of the executive
committee.
Sheriff j.. L. Buchanan requests
The News to state that ell those who
have not paid their privilege taxes
had better do so this month, other
wise damages will be added.
Rev. Len Phillips, Of Texas, for
merly of Rankin, will preach at
Liberty Baptist church at Star, on the
4th Sunday at II o'clock .. m. Let
everybody 60 ont and hear him. he
will do you good.
Our good friend, John Mod. Shaw,
has made application for : patent on
= very substantial and convenient
farm gate that he has studied ont. II
will no doubt be very popular sitter II
il placed on She market.
The vicksb1Fg Herald Is reckless IL
It's assertions. 4 says that after SCOTT
had spoken here Brewer was invited
q, sneak. The fact ~ Brewer made a
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Mayton.
Spring has come at last.

Spring has come at last.
The health OF this part Of the
country is very good at present.
James Nolan is planting cotton
for the third time.
James Ponder filed his appoint.
ment here Sunday.
Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely.
G. D. Franklin has two organs in
his home; one for his own use, and
one for the public.
The singing convention will be
held at this place the 9Th Sunday and
Saturday before in June. Everybody
is invited to come and bring thei,
books and baskets.
J. L. Harvey is visiting his mother
in Scott county, who is not expected
to live.
3. A. Clark. our prominent
candidate for ohancery clerk, spent
the night with r. s. franklin one
night last week. Mr.. CLARK will
carry this district almost solid.
James McLain has finished his
house except the chimneys and little
finishing work.
j. A. Pickett gave q nice birthday
dinner which was enjoyed by several
Of his friends.
j. A. Franklin and wife visited O.
w, Miley Sunday.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-23

Ny place. 8 miles north at Pela.
hatohie. 200 aores land. rood
dwelling, we'll wAtered. Alfb 2
horses. - cattle, 1 yoke oven. 4s head
Of sheep. wagon and buggy
terms. Address ]. .. MA6HBURN,
+. n p. Mol. Pslahatohie. Miau.
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Tomato Plants.

1000 Ponderosa, 1000 Improved Acme
plants. just right for planting this
week. Raised from the finest seed I
could buy, % cents 100 while they
last. R. P. WALTERS al. Busick's
store.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-23

Heinz's sweet piokles-all size q
W. G.. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-23

Fresh bread Tuesdays and Fri,
days at w. g.. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-23

The best line Of groceries, and mos
prompt delivery. w. @. Barnes
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For Sale.

have about 800 bushels Of sound
cotton seed for sale.
TOM STEVENS. Cato, Miss.
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ash to the development of the best
.arbor on the south Atlantic coast.
The asain, We figured in a most
rect manner on two other items on
ne general appropriation bill. $4,000
o be expended on the deepening Of
ne ocmulgee river between Macon
I'd HakkinsvilIe and $500 for work
the oconee and Atlamaha from
Iawkinsyiile to Brunswick. making a
otal of $4,000 for river work be-
ween Macon and Brunswick. The
Their two items are OF deep concern
the people Of Brunswick. who have
cen closely watching the efforts Of
Ae Macon people to make che ocmul-
&c navigable between Macon and
brunswick and who have aided in the
in every possible manner.
he son people 9asshown great
ua'sfess an eats1 6rise in the inde-
liable manner in which they have
sorked on the scheme for water con
lections with Brunswick and they are
0 be commended for the success they |
rave achieved
The expenditure or she amount ap-
'roprited ought to do great way
oward making the ocmalgee and It's
tributaries navlgabie between the two
tiles and with the formation Of the
iacon and Brunswick Navigation
Company which 'fsaS under process
Macon and the establishment OF a
ne of steamers between Brunswick
lacon and intermediate points one
IN readily appreciate the Importance
{ the appropriation to this port.
Congressman Brauntley az we'll as
ongressman Bartlatt aads h
embers Of the seEate nass .abored
season and sedt for these appropria.
ons are entitlea, to genuine
't9 of thanks from their constit.S
'nts for their saers.
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a GRAVE MISTAKE.

While United States Senator Bailey
Of Texas. was reelected fer tern
Of six years by the legislature o.
that state by a very close margin. re
ceiYing only one vote more than the
number required for election, reso
tuition was introduced by his oppo
nents in the house providing for the
submission of bis name to the peo
pie in special primary within thirty
days for a review OF the charge
against him and II such vote went
against him he was to resign. This
proposition was voted down by Sena.
tor Balley's friends by SO to 81.
Whether or not the chargea re true
Senator Bailey aas run up against
. strong popular opposition in az
state. and It was but Fair and rep .
ona6le that he abould have s.ereoe
70 the vigorous demand to submit
the cha-ges sgalpst hlgn to an open
Investigation, a a.an holding a high
public, nositioR nhowd be willing to
submit himself 70 free investiga-
eon OF ehsgss, made against him. In
facts ne should court investigation
nste-S Of endeayoring to cover up OF
Wy ewash the charges. He owes tina
much to himself as well as to his
constituents. II ne is innocent oftht
charges he nas nothing to fear
he is guilty the people whom ne "a
rensents have a right to pass On n
ease The effort on the par Of sen,
tor Baney's friends to s Adetrack Il
submission of his case. 10 the pop,
win increase the s..spiclon nangin
over him. and Neither seuatnr Bale
nor his political supporters have a
peared In a favorable light in tn
controversy tIe has weakened b
influence and his usefulness by h
attitude and even If he should ser,
out his term in the senate thel
; reason TO believe that 1t viii en-
bis senatorial career and his futu
public service In Texas, No Unite
States senator can prevent the turnir
the light on his Official record whe
his constituents make demand Z,
It. . Js
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3WETTENttAM's LAME EXCUSE


Governor. eettenham. Of Jamaica
'eelares that his reference in biz
letter to Rear Admiral Davis 10
ramp piliaging the house Of a New,
York millionaire was merely a joke
When six hundred corpscs await bsr.
al when hundreds of people have
lost their savings and homes az re-.
suit Of terrible oalhiaity. when n
mred people are suffering ror fo,,
and medicine and atteAsson. whep
community Is Raple-as,lcken ana dis
aeartenSd over tatantios ana dosola
ion and eSbbera and ghouls ale ~
In thssF eFatal ~orh. it would Sc :,
tha' II was not time for joking
y tails the proverbal English y,s,
of strmor. or is Governor NE, ion
trying TO resort to a FART hches J,
olanation and let him. ~ .,, !,
q holeY
Corpses aud alflictef nsn,,,. 10 ~
appreciate a Joke All ,oavbe .,o,, q,
'0' . " ''S=''''''N' " suffering from
oe'spie.'' 'h'H Aay in a failmis 70 di'
uns'nsn pe' <cen gudeaesr and i,
partee.
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.nMIulsrRArRlx SALE.
Apaa, 0Iynn county.

%AAas Glynn county,
Cnder and by virtue OF an order
ct the court OF ordinary OF said coun
~, granted at the December term,
1906. thereof, win he seld at public
utcry on the first Tuesday in Feb
Tuary, 1907, at the court house doos
n said county, between the usual
hours - sale tne following rea / estate
situat IN Glynn county, % longing
0 ths ssate Of J. r. Dillard. deceas;
cd. to @4l--
That certain tract or perceS OF land
ying and being IN said eouIity and
state, In the city Of Brunswick there
n, being q portion Of what rs known
As the 'iorty-liye acre tract" and be.
ginning at point ON the cas- tern line
# the pr0longation of Albany street
1856 feet south of the southern limo
of Old Town lot number sos. and run
hing thence, in an easterly direction
It right angles $50 feet to the western
line OF the profongation of Amherst
street: thence sputherly and at right
angles and along the western line or
the prolongation Ut AmnerBt street
225 feet and to "a point one hundred
and fifty feet ncrtA of the intersec-
ton OF the northern line of Second
4NGuuG ana the WSSIt4Q nnG Oh the
IprolongatioH Of Amherst street
thence westerly and at right angles
with tho soutaein bonndry line flret
given NJ along the northern lie Of
Second w .ue $50 feet to the eastern
limo of Tho prolongation OF Amherst
street., ,Caee northersy along the eas
tern line of the prudongatiom of AL
bany stree 90 feet to the point OF
beginning. sN' founded on the north
$50 feet r Is d OF !. s. Raffo; east
1895 feet by tao proiongation Of Am
lherst street: suith $50 feet by other
Pportsons OF the lands OF said estate OF
isaid. deaceased. j.. r. blizzard: and
swest. 226 feet by tho prolougatinu
so6 Albany street.
4 The sale will continue fEsm day Ia
bday between the same hours until
Asaid property Is cold. -eermg OF sale
kcash. -A
/ This 9th. day OF Janu;ry. 1907
Miss katherine D. Noixendorf.
tkdminiytratrix Cum Testamento An
nexo OF ]. II. Dirsrd, deceased.
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panaer From rlia rlanun.

There's grave danger from the MA.
que OF Coughs and Colds that are 40
prevalent. unless you take Dr.. Kinfk
New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo. WaIls
of Forest City. Me-. writes: esTt's =
GodseRd 10 people living in climsE,
where coughs and colds prevail e.
lad II quickly ends them. II pra
vents Pneumonia, cures LaGripne
gives wonderful relief IN Asthma ana
hay Eever, and makes weak lungs
etgcgg enough 20 wBrd OF consurp.
4eR, ceRgks ag9 Colds, SOC aro
vs,sts &EaFRnteea W 5Qfth ma
maeE @Elw hskiie hNa
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When a horss 10 SO oYerworked
lies down and In other WAYS declares
Its inability TO go further. you Won.
consider it criminal TO nse force.
Many q man Of humane Impulses
who would H5t willingly harm a ms
ten. IA guilty Of cruelty whore his own
oton ~ch Is concerned. OveFdriven,
ewerworkeo. W zen what 1t needs
something that viii digest the foo.
eaten and help the stomach 70 recu.
perato. Something like Kodol For Dy s.
persia that is sold by al druggists
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Correspondence solicited. but to 7,
ceiy attention letters must be g.
o6Inpanlsd by responsible name. no
for publication, but as guarantee
good faith.
Rejected communications will DO
returned II accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be- made by pc
VI note, caeck, money order or regi,
erred setter. Address
News Publishing Co.,
Brunswick, G.
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VAN ED--For tho U. s. army. able
nodird unmarried meg. be. weon age
~ y aud So citizens Of ahe Uaited
STATES. ~ GOOD character and lem.
eiafe habits who can 50 SAX. sead
aaa write English For iAfornation
lapply 70 Recruiting Odicar. Is Yves.
YORK street. savannah. G.. Po tofiic
building, Brunswick. Ca, tm los II.
Forsyth street. Iael&onYiile. FIa.
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eauNswlck IS WE'LL CARED FoR

brunswick Jared pretty well in the
rivers and harbors bill that passed
congress Wednesday. Tho bill car
fies with It an appropriation Of
$4,000 available fnmecs2sely for
Brunswick harbor and ar stltional
ss5o0oo for continuing contracts
which in round figures ~ ~ ed
4 cool half million. i, ycr he
npf brunswick
Is the largest appropriation the
Ayernmeut has ever made
* tsa.6set haappcye SAN
pa.ss ~ spsFsl
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Notice 81 discentlnusncs Of Ad
ard SUBSCRIPTIONS must be inside :
susInkss office In writing.
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wie Eclsest cTdFv sCv c~eTEaipF su'
IT, eepeEy tiae. Trwsaes seTNlef,.
~ sseg. fsRgfe a @saesIessg, 40
sGes& @eaNk q
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Wan ED.-ln g0od s,sSility. board
ana iedGins for gentleman aad wife.
Whilag 10 pay good price for hrst.
cIass accommodations Address Board.
News office
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WANTEp,s-To rent horse. ANY
I, enc eAving IN idls 9us;y horse -ylo
would like 20 put him out for food
and good rental for 4 couple q. WNsebs
VIII please address postal ca5x 10
DR. Butts
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WANTED-To purchase ava or six
room house IA residence section OF
brunswick Address Holt Hernran.
Peterson Co, Sterling. Ga. Lans
distance telephone.
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ONE CENT A MlRl
WANrEn.

>S~"~>~NS -SN~>~>-~s~~.s,~N~S~>~->>~>
ANIED.--Yonng lady cashies. Ap-
Ply tao eMtrol olitau Restaurant.
~ NsWca tie street
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FOR RENT-Nieeiv furnished rooma
to let with use OF bath. Apnlv at
No. los REYNOLDS street, second aouse
above postonice
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WANTED - twenty-five young ladies'
Friday morning at 7.30 o'clock,
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SITUATION WANTED. BY a relia.
pie young colored man. Can do any
Kind Of work. Sober and honest. Ad.
dress Green Montgomery. 1912 I St
FOR SALE-Thirty.fve head of cat
tie and one registered Red Poll bull.
lacclimated) four years old. VIM.
Nightingale.