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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26

Seattle Star Exclusive servlee.l
NEW TORK. 1uly So Have you
met Mr. West. gfraT Nuu don
kuoW shat sou have miaHcd lie De-
The auc.iraf chance that has
auolie8 recently according io hls
unu Tine 81 conversation.
sure enough be- has larsc mlniH
Of money talk
Jack ls bis first name just
Jack lent that too drarf
Mr West Dc is improper 90 De-
como familiar Hil az once has just
arrived FROM that side expense ut
territory named after him out
There hr has made a huge fortune
iu ine mining business Hc talks
around g. eco eco and Scpliy the
special train man from los Au.
Eoiea isn't q marker to him
Mr West came 10 New York for
fho atoWrd purpose 81 buying
broadway aud launching a bachelor
farewell Don't know what the sec.
und intention ia7 You viii " you
ever meet one They have a tcn.
deucy Co stick io YOU. it ia said
Incidentally. after me- has ueEo.
tiated said GOOD time. Jack iu-
tends to marry q dear little actress
maiden whom he mot several
months ago ln Chicago
i've got the money and ! am
going Co spend 20 that's what The
pay difts for. remarked Mr. West
an be carclcaalY tossed v to @
bellhop who had just deposited q
glass ~ clarct punch
Go ont and have your nails
pressed. boy or anything else you
like" be- added
Don't think usually drink
these clarot things, but somehow
ita the only thing crave this
morning Nobody ought to drink
anything but wine I've got a
special vineyard growing grapes
for me-
no. I'm sick and Tired OF motor
cars had several in Chicago. but
the police got so tired filming me
for speeding that they asked me
"A. a favor not to use 'cm any
more.
1--WE got dandy bulldog
though. His name is Stouewall
Jackson and he's ont taking The
ar now with my secretary and my
valet
rTcX Richard Is n pal of mine
He ie coming In week or two
and then Wen make the lights of
broadway burn overtime
m Mr. West wants 10 weed oul
his coin crop right quick he might
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~. N. coluMAM plas.

~ W. Coleman. al. ols limo
gambler and well knosn 70 the
sporting fraternity IN Seattle died
this morning a. provldeuas hospital
after an il.neaa of several socks.
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To The star Main 1850; Ind
itsA The Star viii call and cot.
ieas tho htil. and VIII send 90
ysH the answers 10 Sour al
when addressed Care The Star"
RATES ron CLAssiriED
AnNruTIxEMH Us. tMeip
NxSted, Asst aaa Fouaas for
H<sts, Fer e~ss, ste.l ons Csnt
q T~@xd.
SITUATIONS WANTED ans
Is Nors. 1hree ttms. fet 20
Csnse
ssves words or fractions Of
eVrda 60 the line. cash In ad-
vance when charged 10 aes
eouht acsuai number Of limos az
set VIII be counted Minimum
btu for an Ell IS cents. hai
lard wsnl Al Agency y ~
4uieA sai nAliafd Az. OPP
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LAnoRUR NuRT

J. u. Harris. . laborere was
buried uudor carload ~ dirt
while working on grading al West
Seattle this morning. aud had a
log nuhon ilo was takon To the
lHrluc hospital
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GLASS CASE
TO JURY


SAN FRANCISCO. July 90
Prosecutor Honey began the cloN
Ing argument IN the Louis Glass
bribery case this afternoon, and
the case viii $50 to the jury about
4 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
HGR AIR CASTLE NO mYrH.

CHICAGO. July Is The dream
% a castle in Spain which was
long entertained by Miss Italia
Blair. daughter Of SIR aud Mrs
Chauncey Blair Of Chicago, who
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SUIT ros DIVORCE.

Elizabeth Paa.a to-day brought
suit for divorce AGAINST George "
paaha. q grocer with store on 18TH
az ~ charging cruelty Tho do.
PENDANT iH accused 90 striking his
wife aad other 900 treatment Fifty
dollars a month temporary alimpuy
and 800 suit money 30 asked
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A LITTLE CASH ANn Ht 90 MONTH"; 3
WILL MY
Two Mice iUfa ready faf tuiidIuE CLOSE
ta nHfrunH r1ft ana oaft UnN tHn ~
thfnr IatH $40 fHf hHfh
CHARLES HUMFUH COMPANY
AlanNH fuIIlErH HU
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GREENLAKE and FREMONT

HNUg LITTLE HOME
HdF n luhurluH muu. aud ON easy
terms Nnu good lofn each nbNIao with
room house uu Fremont ballard DHf
Hnf soil fine fur gardening good Won
grto 81. f6O. $500 cash. balance uhe
rent
kEtIDNu REALTY CO.
f0f Peoples Rank ltlHa
Corner Second and rIhr
$4,000 A new modern house rooms ava
hrHr aitIU. basement uith floor wallis
tinted. NHhf fttuIuH. rnrt nuut hish and
slightly. One bloch tH HHr. ready tn move
into fhs ia "a splendid hHWr rrIma
riiE NArrTUEH REALTY Co.
$3.50 Fremont Ave
ph0neR NnIth e2 Narh a1l Ulsst aG1
ed. -
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Street Superintendent Charles n
Case today son By default his salt
for g51t back salary lot MAJ and
June
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A. fnhH AIesa
TfE-- FfIT-TsT - aFTUAu vow
WARM ANNfL kNnn TRACTS
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wArNm tHFNt kCnN TRACTS
kfa NFht IS tsa fHtFsuftan - niHHtrs
fran f'I nssF taHafr eos rraffif aHrf
slb5e 81 Nasna sra Hiefsaam faats
wafEM LEVEL AtttE TRACTS
Are Hf fts ala matf fertile iar'a
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wAFHN tEtEt sfNH rHAffH
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WArNH twfNa HfWE TRACTS
AZ raH aa Boz tsaf fsfHs Faff Hffsfrs
b. seattle $50 HsF Fasf ra saganif "
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Fleet o. na'lleahlpa az Saw faIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26

uHNhr f.tNu HkfE fHfEe fftff fasf
rsaHrf FtFH HEHN InsfrH Hat ErHf
fe HFa 'fastan ralh #fHri tsaf tas
BEL rHr 81 ta 80 81 tfaef feff
tFs Nfe Ea eat rsa aHa rff
Eaf ffef
HUaEUT mtfrHV.
m k.aFha MaItfiaa af tf
NfInI"E ifHHE MfFH
NHnF HHsHts# ere trasft ffaaf $40 ta So
Ihr iHH Hnrr art aH rIrafaf aHH iH ffuft
HlaHF A. Uafaf aHH f.ffHasHa ta aa
NHaff HH HarH ffaHt fHa Hafef 10
ffa Isfr.s t Hssr a tH Hfh
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has been called the most beautiful
giri iu America. has literally come
true with an the pomp, pride and
circumstance Vlth which Spanish
nobility could add to the gorgeous
ritual 0f the Roman Catholic church
Miss Blair became the bride ~
senior Ricardo Soriano. son OF the
Marquis o. ivanrcyBnd. In the
spanish chapel Ia Paris.
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inventions developed ana perfected ffavs
faH an idfnf n may BE- worth 81 30 or
more ifi uH help sou. Thaf iH our
tnfInfrs Nelson Metal Hpeoinidfa COL. 1895
wifnt ave n
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have Tex place few surplus
aheRcis on "nothtcr Bili" Squlrcs
arainaf on corners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26

Rat,lcahip Nebraska at navy yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26

FoR RENT-FLArs.
sss.ss srssssss. -.
. rMFN MNfa1t0n FLAT
Ha FaHass ans aafH. ca fth Ave
e. Wees H0W a rlaHe frrna see taf
q ilnfs MeHf unu f
. DuMlsNE #fMfN
q ft HEIea Nfa
= Vain m8 Wf ena AVS fHf sh
stssssss
sa1assss ssassss
o rNW SAILS
cottage n #rtma fhfer tiHsAs
q aHff 10 'fFa.f.aaf fart haf fnaaiH
. anf Faaa ff tsfh tafar atta ahf
81 Haat sitfa Fsiiar UlsF water iu pantry
. saf csc ns.te HFse 90 t9 SO Eaeh
aHa 81 nsf HHtn
EumfNAW AfMp#uN
q Male SIZE Mtt Naler fHN tee ga
ttf HffafH Asa
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A Snap
Easy Terms

A snap
Easy Terms
- asia r a.rh y ar property
rHs sHf.tI.H bel t..H fahrf .ff NJ. ns.a.t
ae ia's fa1ffH uaf at rNrE fr t'Fhrf
~. ~. 81 ...5.
sa ts. NJ ~ as
hraf erf rasIrai tirra r.l can fHf hH.
o.. { ,eI- q lsf
FiNr LFVEL
90 ATp s
fhis s faRr aIFsuunitr ta rn shre
ilte aH r.rar.f auf rtas Iu IH atr
sti.o eagh Ias car us' thao aag
IhfY ere fanr fasf Toe ffse H g tH
fhNH H aN fnl faF sn1 ihai la Ufeh
n 1en SAINT merr raftifuiafu esN tasf @
coir q rAvNE uruTY co.
l fiHreer HtfF
LAKE wAsWN8ros WATER FRONT
nne - ~ wr'ii.s' piece ihe akr.
lH Sores Rf BRAT lanfIHE rH hirhiF fw.
proved nanrr fra'fra qutet safe tFi.. fu
fHe NaFH f.fN if 300 Hnuf wafrf
'FRONT.' ore ode rIars anf 0a ein tut De-
90 s9 Sd Aissla naillur -nn
uac sac nae nae nae nae u&c nae
d aRrrN LAKE VIEW cousrp q
fiNE infa 81 p CASH y
Crane conner fHrI'f TiHar fI cor
y and ata Iuf afaud homo af slrr 81
% ulHtinn 81 raH.t tf beat Ehsr fHfma pa
UENsnN q rhUfHNN
ri tIr uHnnf lIIa. ftf rnf Ave- a.
~ Phones MHin ma 800 Uf W
A
q nae nae nae nae nae nfr nae
FOR HAtE Nf uwurf uulsru a.rHufn
cottage Boo further raffiruIHfH rsN
Queen Anne zoos
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FARM

tt aafes faf dInafat haF fhin ffaf
ff.a#a Hafn aeNa I've stHfe tHt.ffhfuta
falsrf "a aaaaa M.sf ell t
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TOR RENT- ROOMo.

FDN HENr room strictly modern cat.
iaFe 01 ilrHer iNi Ballard 700 State o.
Rent flHm .7e.p
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Two bts mtfm eita mi sisrN.
n1s fw g tasr Washi1Efan ttf.
wonnH nrttrY GO
zee iassiur haas-# far ssi= OBJ uaaIt
ithlf 80 impf Hr cod "a M
500 {. i.a y -
Fer sair weaf.taata hsuss raa rns
sis tsF frm n .af Hr f
a. rash tffma an hRlafrr Call af f-sl
asnre 80 Nertb ast 81 rhans Nofth ~
sine fins Iafs lsf nHm an alfHtan rs
csntiY eprusi 20 fais. cheap far cess
Apr'y wtHlss hitsfiar 81 r .
CITY REAL ESTATE.
uoNr PAN no sFr THIS q srrss ast
ufar ne new ranafna fntsfuftan Josef
an1 r.rb snh partly improved. rles1
tfaifi 90 Hnfnrr ~ fHH nHuHtF reside
email tafn shFssn haass. nns veil n
WafaI. d FHHE frrnn
HuHF nr MALruV.
t9-sU gi Alaska uuilflnr aa 80
ron SALE HY OWNER
hnsi hats n.nf Q, e1c. end VII ssfi
Ave Per So lHa shat fh-r rrst mr
hHld 81 o. 900
Alec small iHf Overlooking raka wash
iuEfau. ahluf seven biHrka south ~ fa-f ID
FafN HANDY fu car line will hf an unu
tase Wartlurfru boulevard trire tn1
eaeh 800 to 800 cheaper Than adioIniaa
infn
AiaH De iu Allentown addition. fHat saufh
- fiiImHn'H NrndHH CARTONS. o. fa
fhiH adiItian closed auf hf $50 rfr uf
Iffne are genuine shape IuY nos whHe
Ian cen Eri them cheap Address nanef.
H care NfaF
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FoH SALE ss COWS from tr o 500
HHys % sall 90 account 9f li health rhone
HAsm AND UUoH nAR0AiN8
our little bo5k on How 90 Paint"
mailed free on application. telling you how
90 do good i0h m vanishing end rn-
E.e.nA aia go 'n,9 asisi,' sna l.i' ~
why flglr raint should be- made shin. and
gives sou pointers how t0 30 % good Iab
y painting Win Rny paint mat is made
or Gaii sfsl Paint fs guaranteed 10
wear IN n0t lrra thHu five years ana ln
ftis little bnek ws Illustrate large mod.
efu paint ErinfinK machine ~ iadny. sH.
niuiHinr Why paint Fround ~ machinery
rill work better ana wfer longer then
fhe Ola style. n|rff with tha paddle lust
ta paint. and We win f1rvara tou NV
color cards and thiH little boob bv fa.
turn mali, free, post paid. Without charge.
WINDOWS
WIN our modern min emo complete or
tan..aNoh "s CON make immediate IL.
.te4 o .e9r ntT q aash' tanaasn o.
lalssr mon n H. By Z T. TO-.
corrA0E front wtspowa
Bottom .iaaa fti9 lop glass nK10 q -.
f0f fancy trp aad a8c
ssnd FOR 20 'ash ana door rfir, lss
return mail
% ~ WILLIAMS co
l1ih western Az. Seattle Wn
The largest and most fhVorabIg kuavssi
Sash ana pno1 ufaioIa in ths Noffhurai
Hpau ~ gentle Pofk hafsss. vim aoi
siuaia ~ both coI siguo Tsf Queen
Anne 1871 atb
F0f Sale Camping rufuf Tn1 trUta
luinhlHd complete Ideal laratIau Hsa
Mrs llr10Fr. q ramp around 80, -
non har from uaiiafd eraeh. ot nddtrna
w "A ~ care Htaf ia
iia1ss an1 furu.tufs ~ 0sIe. Us b sad
frHnR HH ballard Tgsn
ihNnNafalh. latest model ALDO t0 fla1
records an ln fHrffifnf condition cost fa1
co. go Coz sth ave lna 4 ifol 10 no
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no LET HNfIED yu1 nIre con
.'.iins rooms close in iaa w.iiaH'
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h9Dth WhifusseY stamford Abstract Co
sftahiiahef lsfl Basement 81 Haiisr biz
fittH WafH faf
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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19
LOCAL NEWS.


Owen and Wiley Brown were
here Tuesday.
Or. N. c. Womack, of jackson,
was here Sunday.
Miss Mary Busick was visitor to
Jackson on Monday.
w. H. Waddell, of ST Louis is
in town for Christmas.
Mrs. Ed Glass is visiting the
family of H. A. Busick
w. A. Moore has returned from
visit to Madison county.
A E Everett, of GaliIee, was an
appreciated caller Monday.
Joel Johnson, jr., of Jackson,
was a visitor last Saturday.
DR. Walter Merritt, of Jackson,
was over hunting this week.
Bishop Bratton will preach at st.
Luke's church Sunday night 7:3O
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Runge, girl, Saturday December
18th.
Robt. Maxey, jr., who is travel
ling out of St. Louis, is here for the
holidays.
j. j. Gates, a solid man from
Johns, was transacting business in
town Tuesday.
Miss Annie Henry has returned
from visit to Mrs. j. A. Spann at
at Pelahatchie.
Mrs. Sophie Ohleyer is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Goodman,
at Carey, Miss.
Earl Russell, editor of the Nc
Henry News, was here visiting
relatives last week.
Jno. Ohleyer, of Tchula, Miss !,
spent several hours with home
folks Sunday afternoon.
Rev. j. H. Whitfield, county
surveyor, went to Pearson Monday
on professional business.
Miss Nell Gayden returned We'd
nesday from Sullens college to
spend the holidays at home.
Mrs. Lizzie Butler Lancaster re-
turned to Sunflower City after a
pleasant visit to relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Altman are
spending the holidays with Mrs.
Aiman's father, w. H Berryhill.
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Evans.
of Memphis, arrived last week or,
q visit to H. I. Myers and family.
Victor Martin, who has been al
Parchman for some time is now q
valued attachee Of The News office.
Mrs. L. M. McLaurine and
daughters, Misses Lee and Lewise,
will be in Brandon for the holidays.
Nearly all the boys and. girls
from Brandon off attending colleges
will be home to spend their Christ
mas vacations.
Senator A. j. McLaurin, and
Capt. Rauch will be back from
Washington about Sunday next
for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Ohleyer will
visit Mrs. Ohleyer's mother. Mrs.
Louise Young, at West Point,
Miss, next week.
Mrs. u. M. Mayors, Lewis and
baby Sara returned Sunday from a
ten days visit to L. M. McLaurine's
family in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Carr and
Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Sprague, w.
K. Taylor and A. P. Miller were
visitors to jackson Monday.
A thief visited H. L Myers hen
roost Monday night and stole IS or
40 chickens, but were kind enough
to leave him hen, a rooster and
pullet.
Rev. Fl. Emery will preach at
the regular morning hour for SER
vices at the M. E. Church South,
but there will be no services next
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Med Shaw have
issued invitations to the marriage
OF their daughter Margaret Ruth to
q. H Sherrell, Thursday, Deem
Der 10th, at $3.50 O'Clock at the M. E..
Church, Fannin, Miss.
The news that the Rev. G. F.
Emery had been returned by the
Annual Conference to the pastorate
OF the M E. Church South, of this
place, was received with genuine
pleasure by all our citizens of
every denomination.
j. T. B. Berry has moved his
family to the residence of Mrs.
Cammie Walker. Mrs Walker is
boarding at Mrs. @. w. Whites.
Sam Hobson has moved in and oc-
cupled the residence just vacated
by DR.. Berry. !.
Joe Corley has closed out his
meat market and has bought half
interest in the Corley & Stubbiefield
saw mill. He and his brother
Oliver have installed new boiler,
had the engine overhauled and
bought a new saving outfit They
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will commence running right after
the holidays.

will commence running right aftel
the holidays.
Rev. Bryan Simmons will fill his
regular appointment at Pelahatchie
Sunday. He closed his years
work at Brandon last Sunday with
two of the largest congregations Of
! the year, which has been a very
successful one to her church spirit
ually, financially and socially.
Under his supervision and by his en-
lergy neat pastorium has been built.
His Honor, Mayor G. O. Robin
son, had9a quite a number of small
cases before him this week. Clay
ton Nathaniel and Claude Butler,
negroes, were each fined $50 and
costs and sentenced to 10 days in
Jail, for retailing, both appealed.
Two negro women got 81 90 and
costs each for fighting. Sampson
Bell, Luke Byrd, Walker Nc
Laurin and Jim Tarver, negroes,
were charged SIS 90 and costs each
for crap shooting.
c. F. Emery, it,, and Miss Len.
ME Compton were married at
Opelousas, La, on December 18th
inst. The groom is the son Of Rev.
4. +. Emery. pastor of the M. E.
church of this place and spent
several months here last summer.
The bride is as yet a stranger to
Brandon people, but that she is all
that young woman should be, is
not doubted by those who know
her splendid young husband.
j. G. Gilbert and Miss Verna
Brown, of Memphis, were married
at the residence of w. S. Lemly,
at Jackson, on Thursday, the 18th,
DR.. A. F. Watkins performed the
ceremony. The bride will be re-
membered as the daughter of the
late S. G. Brown and Mrs. Ida
CaraWay Brown, being native of
Fannin. The groom is manager of
the Middlesex Banking Co., and
secretary and treasurer of Graves
& Vinton Cotton Factors, Memphis,
which city the happy couple will
make their home.
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Holiday Goods.

We have laid in a large stock
OF new goods especially for the
Christmas trade. everything any,
one wants at this season of the
year and we cordially invite you to
come in and look at our stock be-
fore buying. We have the goods
and our prices are right.
H A. Busick Company.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19

H. a. Busick Company have a
full line of everything that men
and women wear and are making
special prices for Xmas trade.
Don't fail to look at their stock be-
fore buying,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19

Relf-Rising BuckWheat % pack
ages 2 pounds each for 25 cents, or
5-pound package for IS cents.
Brandon Mercantile Co.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19
Special Notice.

Go to Busick's for your Christ
mas Candy, Oranges, Raisins, three
crown and seedless, apples and
other fruits for the holiday season.
We have the largest and best line
in town and our prices are right.
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We have the largest line Of shoes
in Brandon and we think we have
the best. We have shoes for all
the people ard we want you to
come and see them before you buy.
Special prices during the holidays.
n. A. Busick Company.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19
For Rent.

a pretty place TO live, in east
part Of town, with or without land
to cultivate, good water, good
orchard, pleasant surroundings.
Apply to ]. E. MARTIN.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19

Phone No. So when you want
anything usually kept in drug
store. Brandon Drug Co.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19

Prescriptions carefully compound
with the very purest of chemicals.
Brandon Drug Company.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19
For Sale.

Floradora Long Staple Cotton
seed tor sale at one dollar per
buShel. j. H. REED.
3 months Florence. Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19

The largest and best line of fur
niture and stoves to be found any,
where. w. @. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19

Sweet and sour pickles, bring
your bucket and try quart. w.
G. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19

A large stock of Xmas candies
and fruits at w. G. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19

Look at our Xmas goods, it will
save you money Gayden & Co
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19

We have just received a fresh
carload Of "Pansy" and "White
Velvet Flours. Also Shorts and
Bran for feed.
H. A. Busick CO.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19
For Sale.

Mrs. R. S. McLaurin's house
and lot in Brandon.
S. l.. McLAURIN.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19
For Sale.

Mrs. R. S. McLaurin's piano.
S. l.. McLAURlN.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19
For Sale.

Mrs. R. S. McLaurin's house.
S. l.. McLAURIN.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-19

Our Holiday Stock Of beautiful and
useful, cheap and costly Toys is now on
display, permitting every one to secure
presents for friends and loved ones at
prices IN keeping with every pocketbook.
Christmas goods prices have not adj
vanced as have other lines and the dime
and the dollar will do double duty this
season. Dolls, dressed and undressed,
beautiful handpainted china, fancy box.
paper toilet sets, manicure sets and hum
dreds OF other articles which we cannot
now enumerate---of uuaIity the best. de-
signs the newest, and marked at figures
that will close out the entire stock this
season. Our forceis large enough to give
every customer an opportunity to select
what IS desired and your inspection IS re-
Quested.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-09-04
AN INTERESTING MEETING.

The monthly Mothers meeting of
the w. G. T. U. was held at the M.
E. church Thursday, Aug. 22d.
There were some young mothers
present. but not as many as hoped
for.
The president, Mrs. VanDolah,
read psalm AS. thus directing the
thoughts toward God as our strength
and refuge, and was followed by
Mesdanes Rowell and Lusk in
prayer. Some suggestions were
made BY the president concerning
the plans for work and then she
invited the union to meet at her
home in two weeks and remain to
tea. The invitation was accepted.
Mrs. VanDolah was appointed
delegate to the state convention and
Mrs. Tiffany alternate.
1t was moved and carried that
Mrs. Jones, superintendent of fairs,