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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-12-10

west quarter nw4 section is, township d,
range 8, east, and the east half eH of the
southwest quarter sW4 of the southwest
quarter sW4 and "a two acres in the
southeast corner Of the northwest nw4
OF the southwest quarter Sw4 and (3o)
thirty acres off the north enc of the north
east quarter neH of the southwest
quarter sWA all in section 6, township d,
range 6 east, all situated in Smith County.
Mississippi and the northeast quarter lie 4
of the southeast quarter SEA all in section
-, township q, range 5, situated in
Rankin County Mississippi.
H. w. WALTERS,
Rufus Miss, Nov. II, 1908. Trustee.
Nov. 2o, 1908
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Nom Resident Notice.
State az MiSSiSSinni

State Of Mississippi.
TO 1. IA. Eubanks & Co, L, M. Eubanks
and Fannie p. Eubanks, of Andrews,
North Carolina, Defendants.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court Of the County Of
Rankin, in said state, on the second Mon
day of January, 1909, being the JANUARY
Rules, there to defend the suit In said
court of the Bank of Seveiryille. COM
plainant, wherein you ct ais are deten-
dants. JNO. Al. (1AYDEN, Clerk.
Watkins 81 Watkins, Solicitors.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
State of Mississippi

State OF MISSISSIPPI [
Rankin County. ! To Clarissa Henry.
You are hereby commanded to appear
before The Chanoery Court of the County
of Rankin, in said state, en- the 4th Mon
day of March 1900, to defend the suit in
said court of Adolphus Henry, wherein
you are defendant.
This the 10th day of November A. D.
1908. JNO. A. GAYDEN, Clerk.
A. @. NORRELL, Sol. for Complainant.
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Nonresident Notice.
State of Mississippi, |

S(aIe OF MISSISSIPPI,
Rankin County. { To Lou Thomas.
You are hereby communicate appear
before the Chancery Court of the County
of Rankin, in said state, on the 4th Mon
dav Of March 1909. to defend the suit ia
said court of Moses Thomas, wherein you
are defendant.
This the 10th day Of November, "A. D
1908 JNO. A. GAYDEN,r Clerk.
A. @. NORRELL, Sol. for Complainant.
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GOOD ADVICE.

blowing was written by grand
pho highly appreciates our Home
Department. Her advice is GER
a and we gladly give it space
III verging on the land of dottage
4 Of a child myself, if the child
follow .me into my cool-roomy
he will haveia social chat this
9rning, and as boys have a
combining pleasure with BUSH
will excuse me If air a few of
us while ] string my beans for
dlmould my butter for market.
i, boys when semitic the spring
her of waters the reason you
& i. you stop to poke the frog
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Remember you get a chance on
every purchase for a handsome
present given away each day
during the big sale at brandon
Mercantile Co.
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For Sale.

Good second hand James &
Graham 2 horse. wagon and Wag-
on harness. Il sC. ROBINSON.
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Are You Coming to
JacksOn's Largest Department Store?


Cut Out this Add
and Bring it with
you in order that
you can get your
Railroad fare re-
funded. We will
not refund your
fare unless you
bring this ad with
you.
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A runabout buggy for $17. so at
I. McCleland Hdwe. Co., Jack
son, Miss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28
.JAPS EACEp
FOR WAR
ho bison Seeming Trouu.
With Nippon, Make.
a Plea.
l y, United p,...1

BAN FRANcIsco .ssJ
Frsne Il1se's ~. demosrsGiss '' i ~ :.
WINGED That Japs. hrmly con
Ing war With ~ - eagerly seek.
an early date. and a', ,ss, States al
presence Pr. Of a bis flss s1' !. Only he
having a.,.an'.. listened last nlg 's, :. siie
i ,ss. Richard :. Hs, . Con-
h9bson was sailing alo0,
" discussing she eansssss.a 'laootA.
When voice in the s 49, hiun
ed him 70 onlighfeu NJ l.snee az
naval affairs. Asaisu "a
The congfessman WI
Der of the house. eos..'.'. neis
naval affairs. readily coms,,.s o
asserted that Japan had 80 Y
more than a billion doliss.
used Ia a war with ~ 4
States. The oyeftures AZ ..A
the part Of Japan. said ~ ~
we're 20 delude THIS ns,lo, l 800
turning the battleshlp No., =, !. =
Atlantic 10 that Japan e,nls ! Y.
strategic points In the pse,e.
on the western coast a a. ~ "
and by commanding The un-..''
passes could prevent nllsf Il
the east. ~
Pie told his hearerr n. a
are now IN the United stat, I, I.
good japanese soldiers and ~,
japanese are continually 49,:
the Filiplnos 70 lnsurrecilos
also discussed the japanese 49,
question and concluded VA 4
assertion that only a sleet y !.
Pacific will insure peace
The early part Of Cap,,l, 4
sons speech was a plea a, :
election Of w. J. Bryan q
presidency. lie deciared
Bryan was the only logical - I
Of the people on issues that -.
affected their Interests and II.
the republican leaders Tor -
conduct OF the nations attn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

HAVANA. oct Is ..'rI
between tho liberal ana W.
parties for SUPREMACY w
the island becomes more .''l,,a
The an fceling las s-.,.s
charges which lhe aulfyt,'flI
lnNcstiEatiug today. shas ...s B
have stolen private fas.i.n ~
the route o. their eHH'PA''
einnH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28
nornL GtEsr RoB8h'

J. A. Brown. Of Robe, "
reported 90 the police ie1s. !, Z
Was robbed Of So IN bills i,N
Brown says he hid the wv.
his bed la room = 81 the A..s',
mcrcial hotel and ith
minutes when be fetufaee
we're zone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

\ Do not trust printed time
: taeses in newspapers. For :
: time Of departure and arrival
: Of trains telephone King street
4 Station Information Bureau,
4 Sunset. Main 2Tso. independ'
4 snt ~.
4 4 4 a a A A A A A A A A A 4
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SOCIAL notes

Bridge L unchssn.
Mrs. Manson +. Backuf s.iw.za
at a bridge luncheon Frs1sg
honor 81 Mrs Grace Denny
Return ef soprsno.
Miss Slgrid Wesferllnd win !.
heard again in concert on Thurss,i
Nov. ~. She wiil be Akzlsie. n
Mr. Boyd Wells.
Brides-Tea.
Mrs Walter Cakes and Mn gri
elm Wlnsiow poured tea yesstr'
at the bridge-tea given By Nm u
y. Thomas and Miss Emile TAnaa
Mrs. Michael to Enssrssir
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Mlchae i
entertain Saturday evening Al n. \
court.
Personal.
Mrs. J. e. Moore and dzar<s
will leave Saturday for q - q
eastern cities She expects 4 y
turn shortly before Christmas
II Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prterfm IA
daughter. Mrs. Williams. VIII Il
on Dec. for a tour q q IN
II months through the so4sa
Mexico.
Or. and Mrs r. ]. Bethel ahH,
i Yakima are guests Of Mr. u IA
~ r Bredes.
Mrs George y. KittingsF = a
ouNiy ~ at her home. affh ~
and r. Thomas 1t.
Church Dinner.
St paufE church guild wiA 20
dinner IN the school room 20
oct 30. from 6 70 , m
Hailo,ae'en Party.
A Halloween fest VIII 4 n
Friday By the young people 4
Unitarian church IN the asHa
rooms.
Hold Haxaar.
The English Lutheran -
Aid will hold a bazaar at ne e
dcnce % Mrs ". T. Chriza
Ease W. s3rd st. tomorrow 4.
noon at O'Clock Everyons b
GENE to call and inspect ariidA
Current Century clvk
The Current Century club Il
lard viii meet Tuesday afternAs
the residence u Mrs. Hyatt
sell av.
sorosis Club.
Sorosis Literary club iue,ss
Mrs. l. Il. Moffett. q Gil ".
St. Monday Afternoon. HiAa1
France will be discussed
Dramatic School Enssrst's
Invitations have been ISSUED
Dramatic class 81 the CoiuutA
leEc Of Music and Art 10 an lr'S4
reception and dance the eyes,
Nov. II IN the college hall
gram iE being arranged % =
FOR entertainment Of guesik
Art CLUB.
Early American Painting
subject % papers TO be read
Fred Graham and AIRS. ". b
on Monday afternoon before
department u the WomAsi
fury club. az 3i5 Peoples
building.
D. A. r. colonisl slA
The Daughters Of the Rev.
are planning for the annual
ball. which win be given e
Jan. 10. in commemorative
wedding anniversary 81
Washington. The q ualfgs
maids Of Rainier chapter vs
the minuet In costume ~.
guidance " Mrs Elinof ~
Thornc.
o. A. n. Gard Party I
The chapters u the haas.'
the American Revolution ~
in giving a large benefit c.,s \
for the Washington Mein'sA
on the afternoon q Not. y
residence OF Mrs. John LeAis
chapters expect a gatheflnk
SEQ guests. A musical FfosI--
be a feature Of the ontef'@i''
Open Meeting
An open meeting q ins
chapter. ID A. r. VIA f
Friday afternoon. NOV ~ E
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The Sale Opens Tomorrow

And for your convenience the stocks have been di-
vided into five lots, that you make your seec
ton from hundreds of different patterns All sizes and
styles in the various lots and guarantee perfect fit
to the loGg. the short the stout or slim man.
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An open meeting q lhs VI
chapter. ID A. r., VIII Y
Friday afternoon, NOV -
residence Of Mrs u. A. 0oRe
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume rcsronni
hility for errors OF any h'nu
securing In tclephoned @HNe'-
tisementa.
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@HgLP WANTED"
AND AL CLASSIFIED sSe'

oes cent q werd 4hinl,nu =,
charge iSc. When che'k"u "
account actual numesr OK w.
aa set win be eount~ seNsn .
insertions made for the p',vv
OF sin when cash Is paid, ~
cap. lines. or fraction the'ee''
viii be counted as two ines
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ClasalfIchtfOn chhHVt %
after IL o'clock daily
BALLARD AGENCY ~
Mullen. stOs ballard av, ePF
city Hail. Phone. ballard sVe
MAIN OFFICE Seventh ave-
between Union and uniNs''''
Phones. Main 1859, tnd' ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

AssIGSEEs Auctions SALE

Assi0SEEs ArcrioN SALE
IMPORTED JAPAsEse WARES AND
tusr THE ruisG FoH cHniEraAa
GIFTS
The firm q u ramlia anf Missde
frnrorfinF Company. 20 SEQ Pike - -
aftfs has become insniFsut. ard the -.
iira stock must BE- naid ta satisfy ersa.
TORS Goods consist - thr finest anh
sarraiain ard othsf japanese ana Chin
sss eares silks MmoHes. ETC. pntsi-
lee Auction sale ltae ard 3 p dsilE.
eoumsncins Mo9day october ~ b.
an dav far inspection and prirats sales
CHAHfEA FErHQEflthf
Assisnee
~. rasis uction CO Pike 400 airth.
Nfu huy your goods ~ best cAAh price,
Or sell them on commission
FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SASH Avn Door nAHoArNs
Front Doors .s.tstssfsss .s't'''' ~
tnpanei ~ Doors ..+tst.tttsftstf y
giass Cupboard Door ,,.. h~
SASS sils ter'o TOP sash glass :.
w'sdos Frames. any sias ....... ] y
Porch Columns .sssss+f.stsssssfsst Ae
Perch NewsiH ...t.stt....s.sssssss tsA
picture Moulding. per foot ........ q
MnFtiHs tinrNa ssssfsa.t4sats ~
nnnah Butts per pair ..ts...stsss II
aaa hundreds ~ other bargains
Send for our price llsts. which afs
MAILED free on application. They show
al stock sizes ~ doors and windows
with price and description ~ each and
eontain vaiuabis Information for EVER
o n WILLIAMS co.
1919 WeHisrn Ave
The largest sash and door house IN
/ the Northwest 1T
l Second hand wagons ana burgioa, an
kinds Seattle Wagon Yard 2tt1 firat
av South -f0-'-fsr
For Sale Tao horses weight 29ao.
harness. ffli Phone Ballard $50
2s.pl
singer sewing machine. complete So
\ ices Howell ST. Lake Union car Ia pnz
aEwfNo MACHINES All kinds
Agent singer Ruth. 1917 First ~
Main 1895. Ind abfe
= good COW 71so ais, Ave N W
Ballard al zee
FOR gnie--A COW. AZ 3ai0 Judkina II
$50 j. NJ KosHier 97-ea
sz.eo Hats, KavanaVh. ial0 First. 1T
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sslYllArloNs WANTED"

SITUATIONS Wanted" adver.
tlsements $50 for Is WORDS
times. Additional space DC p''
line
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ror Sale ror 1900 four room house
and los HaK loo near Woodland Park.
terms owner Sunset 23a1 ~
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Comfortable home. steam heat. tef
fins Inedrfn stt sammit North. Fast
SEES sat
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Am old man only $50 down. tis per
month. buys my fine home. large piece
% acreage. 200 iaginE hens 2 cows fur.
niture etc price only 1850 right oa
water front. sac up. terms. 81 per month
fruit store on Brsmefion dock Come a.
once IT
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BOARD AND ROOM.


FIRST class beard and room, private.
81 and up bath and eiretfir lHhts lfsf
tath South Main nntn ~at %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

The chapters Of the haasa
the American Revolution w
in giving "A large beneill ~
for the Washington Meias,,A
on the afternoon q Nos. y
residence OF Mrs. John leAis \
chapters expect a gathering
SEQ guests A musical frns..-
be a feature Of the onief'@in'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

Rooms with good board terms tsa
aonable. steam heat rfitais family Tel
EAST ttss st'f
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

The Daughters Of the hf,a
are planning for the annual
ball. which win be given e
Jan. 10. In commemorNtlA
wedding anniversary %
Washington. The a malnM
maids 81 Rainier chapteF vis
the minuet In costume ~.
guidance of Mrs Elinof
Ihorne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

. The Lois
~ best IN
-lhe Heir \
re are AM
.rning out
.mwley ha.
an inlpre.
~. has ",
ea makes
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WANTED
Home Tor hoy between 4 aud venrs
81 reasonable fntc Country preferred
Address iea 1fU av. -~g7.sa.K
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WANTED TO BuY-FuRNlruRE.

Pleasant rauma with board IN private
family isge broadway fhons T. 1893
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Early American Painting
subject Of PAPERS 70 be rsad
Fred Graham and Mrs. ". \
on Monday afternoon before
department Of the WomAsf
fury club. az si5 Peoples
building.
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s. ssiSfsa q, gE,agn..

Ftessf iafstien em taks Mastlast~n
KranH FtaMa fAsg Wsfsf srhsasi 4 49,
fnres tuts go sasr tsFfEs ste aas 81 aha
~ tnnnfh atsa e Fee annfgss aNA A.tr
seF~ $40 ~stsffseNt tfests t.anstsr feF
taiidfna 90 tsfnas
- y x asassssssa o~asr tsi nee
Sec uiaeA Mlsf
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tnion Transfer. Mevins a storage cs
itgt let Phones Main att IND sts -
Cañon City record., 1908-04-30
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO
HAVE BIG TINE NAY THIRD

Arrangements for the big Knights
of Columbus celebration and initiation
bee which will be held In this city on
May 3, are now we'll under way and
from present Indications large crowds
will be in attendance from Denver,
Colorado Springs Florence and Can
on City. A special train will be run
on that date from Canon City to Vic
tor.
The occasion of the celebration Is
the Inauguration of new Knights of
Columbus chapter in Victor and some
of the biggest knights OF the state will
be In attendance. Many members will
be Initiated from the various chapters
throughout the state and a big cele-
bration and banquet will be held. The
Masonic temple has been rented for
the day and things will assume a bus
mess like aspect for the knights a
week from next Sunday.-Cripple
Creek Times.
Cañon City record., 1908-04-30
UNUSUAL NUMBER OF COM
NERCIAL MEN IN TOWN

There has been an exceptionally
large number OF commercial men in
town during the last four or five days,
especially those representing the big
eastern firms which have customers
all across the continent. The great
influx OF this class OF visitors at the
present time Is due to the fact that
many OF them did not make their reg
ular visit at the first Of the year on
account of the fnancia stringency
then prevailing. Business being slow
to resume its normal condition they
did not get away until after the East
er holidays. which explains the ex-
istence OF SO many Of them here at
present. Most Of them carry several
big trunks and their itinerary in
cludes all Of the Pacific coast points.
Cañon City record., 1908-04-30
Death Was On His Heels.

Jesse p. Morris, of Shippers, Va.
had a close call in the spring of 1906.
He says: IAN attack of pneumonia
left me SO weak and with such fear
full cough that my friends declared
consumption had me and death was on
my heels. Then l was persuaded to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery. 1t help
ed me Immediately, and after taking
two and half bottles, I was we'll
man again. I found out that New Dis
covery is the best remedy for coughs
and lung disease In all the world. Sold
under guarantee at all druggists. Soc
and $1.0O. Trial bottle free.
Cañon City record., 1908-04-30
FRIENDS IN COUNCIL END
YEAR WITH BANQUET

The last meeting of the Friends in
Council for the current club year was
held in the parlors of the Strathmore
hotel at $3.50 o'clock Friday afternoon.
There was a large attendance and an
unusually interesting program. Fol-
lowing the literary exercises the an
nual banquet was helds in the hotel
dining room. The Friends in Council
Is the pioneer woman's club Of Canon
City and was the first to be taken into
the state federation.
Cañon City record., 1908-04-30
NATURES WARNING.
Canon City People Must Recognize and
Heed II,


Kidney ills come quietly-myster-
iously.
But nature always warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See II the color Is unhealthy.
If there are settings and sediment
Passages frequent. scanty, painful.
It's time then to use Doan's Kidney
Pills.
To ward of Brights disease or dia-
betes.
Doan's have done good work In Can
on City.
T. s. Lowther, retired, living at 800
Macon avenue, Canon City, Colo, says:
II know that Doan's Kidney Pills are
a reliable kidney remedy and in maxi
ing the assertion speak from ex-
perience. having used the contents Of
several boxes with the most satIsfac-
tory results. They cured me Of q
difficulty with the kidney secretions.
The confidence place In them led me
to recommend them to others and I
have never heard Of an instance where
they did not prove bensfcial."
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Fbster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Rsmsmber the sams-Deaa's-aaA
take no other.
Cañon City record., 1908-04-30
DIR. WALLACE VISITED
THE AMERICAN FLEET

Editor Daily RECORD:
Records received and had a hearty
welcome. News from home much ap-
prciated when away.
We were in time, after a twenty
nile auto trip, to see the sixteen big
tattleships steam up along the coast
and drop anchor of Long Beach and
San Pedro harbor.
They were a grand sight. Too much
for me to describe. They came so
quietly and easily 1t was hard to think
it anything but picture. They were
in single file, about thousand feet
apart, 1 would judge, and as they got
nearer in front Of US, about mile out
from shore, presented their broadsides
towards us. Then they made circle
and entered the mouth Of San Pedro
harbor and dropped anchor.
Not shot was fred nor noise of
any kind was hear from them. The
smoke from their smokestacks made a
big cloud, the sun shone brightly and
glittered on pieces of polished metal.
They glided so evenly and all work
ed so harmoniously it almost surprises
one for even the saucy little tug boats
attract some attention.
We were aboard the Tennessee some
weeks ago and found every detail in
accordance with what one would ex-
pect. The boats are painted every
month.
The sailors sleep in hammocks. do
much of their own sewing by hand
machines and many other interesting
items were pointed out to us. There
are about $4,000 men with the feet.
On shore were fully $4,000 people,
and probably 1000 to 5000 automo-
biles. Such a crowd is hard to ina
gine. On our trip from Hollywood to
Long Beach we counted twenty-one
auto wrecks, some total and some only
punctured tires. 1t was an almost
continuous procession for miles all
going in the same direction, FORUM
ately.
We arrived in time to see the fleet
but had not gone over half mile
when we counted the twenty-seconi
auto wreck, which was our own car.
We got home on the street cars in
about five hours time. You no doubt
have read of the awful crowds In and
about .therailway stations. 1t Is
hard to imagine. Streets were pack
ed for blocks and those inside the de-
pots stood for hours only to see the
cars already filled go by and through
the yards without stopping even.
This is a very fine country for auto
mobiles. The Southern California
Automobile association has improved
the roads greatly and have posted
signal. boards at all turns, railway
crossings, hills, crossroads and In fact
every place along the roads where a
sign can be Of any help to one gong
over the road. They are placed on
both sides of the roads, SO an auto
coming from one way to a turn in the
road will see a sign on his right say
ing Left" while for the same turn
the fellow going in an opposite d.