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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08
Dor ben 0fIaa aefpannt.

Die G.rii6te, bsb iidb INNER nod
Spanier in Der 9efanssni9aft Der Sas
salen befinben, ipollen in Spanien
ni9t beritummen. sic .baben bieier
Sag. tpieber neue Nabruns our9 bic
&ntunft zines friibersn fpanii9en
Murinsinfanteriiten Ramens Martines
Gabdllero in Bilbao erbalten, Der bort
bon WaniIa onldngts unb nit q &C.
fGbrten Der @efanssnf9aft entfpruna
gen fein pill, na9bem er iubreluns
nit sinem S9fen por ben pflus ses
fpannt bic @eder ber Sasalen bat be-
arbeiten unb ii9 metit NIT &rGutern
bat nGbren miiFen. Wie er beri9tet,
befanb er ii9 in Der S6la9t bon gas
bite on 8orb bes 3reuserS rReina
gbriittna," fprang, als bas Sdiff uns
tsrstns. iibsr 8orb. f9pamm na9 Rps
palte, tpurbe bort aber gefangen eez
npmmen unb na9 8uloean gef9leppt.
Or bebouptet, bab nod sablrsi1e 2ei>
benssefdbrten. bic bon beren Samilien
fitr tobt sebalten fperben, auf ben pbts
Itppinen in 9efaRsenf4uft leben, unb
rsnnt msbrere Ramen. CT ielbit ipurbe
bon etnem fniberen &amerdben, Der
tsbt in einem Siittentpert bel Bilbao
arbeitet, tpieberertannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08
0as Gbrenfleis bon eOlptburn.

SIM Mmtsblutte bts S9tpei3erif6en
&antons Solotburn mar iiinsit bic fols
senbe 8etanntma9uns gu leien:
rDer als 4elteffer Der Sdmtlte bes
6ans Rpth, Der TN Sabre 1882 BET benz
burd ben @rafen Rubolf bon &pburg
beabii1tigten usberfall bic Stabt Sos
Iotburn ipdrnts unS aur Rettuns bets
trus, auf bas gum etptsen Dante bafiir
bem 2lelteiten bss @ef9le9tes Roth
bon Der Resierung suertdunte gbrens
tleib unb bic bamit berbunbene pens
fipn anipru9 Su baben slaubt, bat iiA
f9riftlib bel Der Stadtstdn3lei angus
melb,n, unb feline 3susniNe (@eburtss
f9etn, 9lustpeis iiber 0ertpanbtf9aft
II. T. n.y. einauseben. Die 8etperbsr
baben tnsbeionbere ben Nd1peis az
brtnsen, bub bersits sinem pber mebres
rem ibrer 8orfdbren bas @brertleib
suertunnt iporbsn it," Ser Iebts Srds
ger bes Gbrentleibts, SoIef Rptb in
Wiimlisppl. TT tiir5lid1 seitprben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08
4henre Gtiefel.

Der befannte rufiiibe SournaIiit
Siirft Mei9tIdersti, Der Sreunb 2ller.
anbers bes 9ritten, eraGbIt in benz
bon tbm berausgeeebenen .@raf6s
baum" foIsenbss @ei9idt9.n iiber bi.
8eits9Ii4teit in b6bersn ruIFi9en Mis
litdrtretien. Gin Sffiaier, b.r germ
gu sinem anbsren Regimsnt perisbt
tporben ipdre. trus feline Bite perfOns
Ii9 einem boben 9sneralitabsoffioier
bor. Der bobe Dffisier meinte, bic
Sade iei f9tpieris unb tperb. iid pobl
taum MAIDEN laHen. SIN 2dufe bts
9efprd1es beutete er beilGufig auf bic
Stisfsl bes 8ittitellers, fagte, iie ieien
ni9t na9 Der beitsn Mobe searbeittt.
unb nannte ibm bic abrsHe eines S1us
fters, Der ibm ansemeFener. Stiefsl
dnf.rtis.n tperbt. Ser iunse Sffiaier
fu1te ben S9ujter auf unb erfunbiste
fi9 mad ben PretIen. Der S9uiter
fraste, iper ibm feline 4breNe dnsese,
ben babe, unb nannte, als Der Offiaier
thm ipahrbettsgemdb NuStuntt gtgts
ben. als preis fiir Elm paar Stiefel
$3.50. Der Offisisr mar tlus senus.
fetne Derbliiffuns au perbersen, unb
fraste einen erfabrsnen Sreunb I'm
Ratb. Diefer smpfabI Inn. bic eins
Sdlft. Der Summe fofort unb bic aus
bere bel 4bIieferuns Der Stiefel gu adh>
len. 2urse 3eit bdrauf tpartn alIe
Sdpiertstetten. bic ii4 Der sepiinf4,
ten 8srlebuns entseseniielIteu. befeitist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08
arabttt Qnfidten lib,

Sriibere anfi9ten iiber
3eppeIin. Gin selestntli9er Mits
arbeiter fdretbt Der .syrantfurter Set
tuns": Sd biente i'm Sabre 1900 mein
gtniGbrtsenidbr ab, unb in elmer Der
eriten Snitruttionsfunben fam unIer
dusbilbenbsr 2eutnant duf ben beriibms
ten R.tosnos5irunssritt bes Graf.n
zeppelin bonn Suli 1870 gu fpr.den.
Gr f4Iob bic S9iIberuns nit ben
@ortsn: rDer Manu bat's fpGter bis
gum @tneral sebradt; isbt 1T er ouf
feline alteR Gage tinbifd setporben unb
min Elm lsntbares 2uftf4iff .rfin'
ben!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08
Der dltefte gresiser Der sDeIt.

Sn Sorncaftle. @nglanb, bat Repes
renb Sbomas 2orb. Der Gltete prebiz
ger Der Welt, bds 3eitIi9e geieanet.
@r feierte am IL. Qpril b. 3. ieinen
100. 9eburtstas, BET benz er bonn 4D>
mig Elm @ratulationsf9reiben empfins.
Dor &uraem prebiste er nod, bann
ipurbe er einiss Sage fpdtsr bon .inem
unipoblfein befalIen, bds auerit ni9t
ernitli4 gu iein fdien. bus ibn ober
bann binipegnabm.
Ser @eritorbens mar 76 SABRE lang
inbepenbiittf9er 9eiitIi9er. Gr besann
feline ,2aufbabn. inbem er bas @9ubs
ma9erbanbpert erlernte. gr b.Iu9te
ME cine dnbere aIs bic Sountassidule.
unb lernte obne unterri9t lsien unb
fdreiben.
glp9 ipdbrenb er @9ube fertists unb
flidte, fling er in elmer Dorftirhe 5u
prebisen an. Den biblif6en Ssrt fir
feline prebisten unb .inise Gebanten,
bte ibm tpGbrenb Der 4rbeit baau ein>
fieIsn. f9ri.b er ii1 auf 2sberitreifen
unb ertemporirte bann na9 bisi.n 4ufs
asidnunsen. obne baB iebod feline pr.s
bisten lebern tpurben. Nls er 26 Sabre
aft mar, tpurbe er bor bic Srage ses
felt, Oh er BEL elmer Gabritfirmd aIs
ReiIenber eintreten. obtr benz Rufe
stnss DitarS zines 3ir9fpieIs Der
Stuatstir4e foIsen Ober prebiser elmer
tonsresationaliitif9en @emeinbe tpers
ben follte. gr entf9ieb ii9 fir bas
lebters. ObipobI Gorb breimal berbeis
ratbet mar, tonnte er nit feiner stpeis
ten Srou bic soIbene 5o9a.it feiern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08
eadamaHHa & @Domius BaGItb.
(eanreI 9inie.)
awisd,n SeroutOu uub gaiIf,s.gorr

3wif&tn Suauicn une gBiIits.Sarrt.
3Hss prIaITtu Snantpn um 90, 200, 800
gene an Bp&sntassn unb allt ua&foIssnbs
ipan,is Wtnuttn, unb unt 700 Wcrssns an
Sonntassn une alt na9tolstnss jHaults Rt.
its-Sdrrt al Tiuuttn ipSttr nnfpmmsrb.
Grpueiass uar Ia ptttstou anbalisHb. str.
laftu Sudntcu ale Stnnee idsIiG, dusat-
Rpratns bic 7.f9 attnbs, uub trtftH In @iI-
lss.Barrs 30 Rinuttn fp6isr ein.
Osfttrn Dtsnfi ipif&.a Snantcn, Ras aue
Tarf, euna Tarf, ptttrsbura unb DuHmort.
Stsbs Babrplan fir stpddbefSrbrubf 3iss.
Stat Ia Rrait am 8. Sult 1907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08
antompbilid,Iitteu fiir ben eiiSpol.

murpmpptltwttfreu Tur pen Subpot.
Der fran3Sfi9e Gorf9er Dr. Gbar>
cot bat fir feline Sabrt na9 benz Siibs
pol unter anberem uu9 4utomobils
f9litteu mttgenommen.
Dieie 2lutomobilf9litten febsn it6
aus brsi Saupttbeilen auiammen, benz
Rabmen, benz Wotor unb benz propels
Ter. Ser Rabmsn beitebt aus Gi9en-
bol5 unb 1T na9 noripesif8er 4rt sss
baut. Die Wotorpartie III riidpGrts
angebradt unb bolIitdnbig sssen ben
S9nse sei9ibt. Wsit "a pferbeftdrs
Ten auss,itatttt, III Der Wotor fir sipei
@eldpinbisteiten einseri9tet; bic erite
gift ibm einen Sang bon 4 &ilometer
In Der Stunbe, bie Sipeite bon 8 2tlo>
meter. Der propeller TT ein Rab NIT
aipet, in elmer gntfernuns bon % Gems
timster ppneinanbtr beftnbIi9en Reis
fen, bic on Der elei9en Nabe befeftist
unb bur4 Ratetten perbunben iinb. Sez
Der bieIer Rabreifen 1T NIT 3lauen
berIsben, bic beitimut finb, tn ben
Sdnee pber bas gis einsusreifeu. 9as
bel 1T Der propeller 10 selentis, bdb CT
iidb ben &riimmunsen bes Weses m6gs
li9fi ansupaFsn imftanbe III; cine Bee
ionbere @orridinng reselt isinen outos
matiIten abitieg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08

@Ipden m aItertb II m.
Ssit Der Glteften 3eit iinb in gsppteH
BET f.isrlidsn, metft sOttesbisnftIi4en
SanbIuns.n Gioden In Gebrau4 gee
tpefsn. 3pmbtiu. 6dubslodeH unb
grotak (.iner 2lrt alappern) bitnten
Bel SeitIidt.itsn Der Siis. aaron unb
anbere Sobeprisiter Der Suben trusen
solbene @IOd4en an ihrer 4mtstra4t.
9ie R0mer bertiinbist.n bi. Stunben
gum 8dben bur9 cine beittmmts Wslos
bic BON G1odenfdl1nen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08

Die @erbauuns Der gabs
rung. Sas 9ineiiI5e Spri9port,
tponu9 bic meiiten MenI9en f9 ibr
Grab NIT ben 3dbntn sruben, entbdlt
eine DabrPett, bic poraiisIi5 auf bas
iebise Weuf9ensef9le9t pabt, bas
gang bergibt. baB muir bic perbauts unb
in ben Srsanismus dufsenommene
Rabruns, nt6t bic nur senoFsne, nsue
2ebenstraft perIeibt. Die meiifen iiber
40 Sabre ultsn Menfden eFen .nt51ie<
ben Su bel unb senieben nod obenbrtin
oft unpdfenbe Rabrunssmittel. Sn
ben 8idtreseln allsr lunglsbigen Mens
fd.n muB es isbsrmann uuffalIen. bab
fie itets ipsnis Sleifb. basssen rei9s
lide M.nsen BON pflana,ntoft unb
Sbit bori4reiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08

Gin fpuntfdes Spri4s
mort iast: rWer Granada niht ses
f.ben bat. bat nidts sefsben." Der
9lanspuntt bon @ranaba aber III bic
albambra.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-02

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
For state senator,
PATRICK l.. FLANAGAN,
of Washoe.
For Congressman,
II. Is. MAXON,
of Washoe.
For Judge of the Supreme Court,
HUGH III. BROWN,
of Nye.
For Surveyor General,
CON. AHERN,
of Storey.
For Presidential Electors,
II. A. C0MINS,
OF White Pine.
J. G.. THOMPSON,
OF ESmeralda.
III. VI. Hills,
of Lincoln.
For Regents OF the State University
:. II. STERRErT,
OSCAR SMITH,
4. &. CODD.
For Judge Fifth Judicial District.
MARK AyERILL.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-02
IRISH SOCIALISTS.
Religious Community With Most Adj
vanced Ideas.
tFrom the New York sun

From the New York SUM-
AZ a beautiful little village known
as Crocknaerieve, in the county of
Fermanagh, Ireland. Temporary
colony of about 900 inhabitants has
been established and they are practis-
ing a phase of socialism which is
thorough enough in character TO
satisfy the most advanced com
munists.
The colony is composed of men and
woman of various nationallties. The
Irish predominant There are repre-
sentatiyes of France. Germany, Spain.
the United States, New Zealand, Aus
trailia. South Africa and Canada.
These men and women are identif-
ed with a religious movement started
four or five years ago in Enniskillen
and are known throughout the North
of Ireland as Cooneyites this name
having been fastened on them as a
result of Edward Cooney, a large
farmer residing in County Fer
managh
The Cooneyites insist on literal
Interpretation of the Scriptures in so
far as they refer 10 the care of the
poor and the virtue of poverty. They
live in camps. Men 40 the cooking,
while the women look after the other
domestic duties. Immersion is re-
quirement for membership.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-02
CONSUMERS COMPANY.

ely, Ely City and McGiIl.
Phone Main 1Ia. NJ. }. RiordaR, Mgr.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-02
PRESIDENTS AND CHURCH.

We regret 10 notice a disposition
on the part of certain Democratic
into the campaign for president a re-
ligious test. The Democrats are pub
fishing with great satisfaction a
in Pennsylvania from the ticket be-
cause he has learned that Judge TAFT
is e Unitarian. and he oanpot sup
port anyone who does not accept
Christ"
Mr.. Bryan is reported TO have COM
mended Tolstoi's ethics and politics
and to have spoken of him as the
greatest modern teacher. Then he
qualified his Endorsement with the
statement that his "one objection
was that Tolstoi would not accept
Christ.
We do not know what Judge Taft $
religion is further than that his fa-
Their and mother were Unitarians. lie
was brought mp in the Unitarian
church, and retains his connection
with that church. though he attends
more frequently the Episcopal church
with Mrs. Taft. Let us all be CRATE
full for the fact that in the United
States we have an absolute separa-
ton of the church and state. If any
man seeks 10 alter that relation,
whether he be Protestant or Catholic
Unitarian or Presbyterian, infidel OF
Salvation Army leader, Democrat OF
Republican, Prohibitionist or Social
list, let us set our face against him
and all things for which he stands
We do not realize the benefits that
come both TO the church and to the
state from this complete separation
The relation of the church TO the
state complexities every question OF
public policy, every philanthropiC
movement. every act for the benefit
Of education that engages the atten-
ton OF the nations of Europe. The
man who seeks now to apply a reli.
gious test 10 a candidate for any Of
Zee is a man working against the
true principles of American institu-
lions
Washington was member OF the
Episcopal church Jefferson. though
accused OF being an atheist. died a
believer in the Divine Being. as as
serted by his daughter
John Adams was Unitarian, and
his son. John Quincy Adams, was a
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-02

Not proper to east a gloom over the
chances of the Prohibition party next
November, but its candidate for
President just missed watery death
in the Lincoln, Neh.. Young Men S
Christian association swimming pool,
it looks rather bule for the Chain
ticket.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-02

For sheriff
Al. J. BUTLER
For District Attorney
CHARLES Il. REEVES
For County Clerk
u. VI. M'DONALD
For County Recorder
". j. STEWART
For Assessor
FRANK TERRELL
III. &. r. BROWN
For Constable (Ely PrecineD
DAVID M'LEAN.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-02

Unitarian, born into the church as
was Mr.. Taft.
Madison and Monroe were Episeo-
palians. Jackson was an unb61ieyer,
though devoted to his wife, who was
herself consistent member of the
Presbyterian church. After her
death Jackson Joined the church and
built church near his home The
Hermitage.
Van Buren, was constant attend
ant, though not a member, of the
Dutch Reformed church at Kinder
hook. \. c. William Henry Harri-
son was commitment in the Epis-
copal church, as was his successor.
John Tyler.
James X. Polk never united with
any church. though on his deathbed
he was baptized by Methodist clnr-
gyman During the presidency, out
of Difference 10 the religious opinions
of his wife, he attended the Presbv-
terrain church Taylor was an IT
tendant of the Episcopal church. b II
probably not a member. Willard X
Fillmore was a Unitarian; Pierce u
Congregationalist Buchanan a Pres
byterian.
Lincoln never Joined any charch
He was in his early years a skaptic
but in his later years deeply .
Iigious man. Johnson was of the
same religious views and tendencies
as Lincoln. Grant was an attendant
of the Methodist church, and Hayes
was member of that denomination.
Garfield was a preacher in the Church
of Disciples. Arthur was an Episco-
palian. Benjamin Harrison was a
member of the Presbyterian churcn.
for many years holding the position
of elder in his church at lndianapo-
lis Cleveland was Presbyterian.
the son of Presbyterian minister.
President Mckinley was a Methodist.
Mr.. Roosevelt is a member of the
Dutch Reformed church
This sufices, we think, to silence
the criticisms or quiet the conscien-
tions scruples of any man. The at
tempts of politicians TO inject "a re-
ligious issue into this campaign
ought TO be met with the indignant
resentment of the American people
Judge Taft measures up to the
highest standards OF American citi-
zenship. His public services have
DttD Oh an UNUSUAL 'HdIdtltIf anu
the strictest principles of personal
and political integrity have at all
times guided his action. He is a
citizen of whom any church might be
proud, because he is a citizen in
whom the whole people have entire
faith
Said the great preacher, Sturgeon,
of Mr.. Gladstone, at time when
Gladstone was the object of most yio-
lent attack: 1t is not necessary that
we should believe in the infallibility
of any man. but il is a great satisfac-
ton TO believe in the absolute integ-
rity of a leader of the people. That
is the satisfaction that the people of
the United States take in contemplate
ing the character and the public ser
vices of Judge Taft, of Ohio.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-02
ELY CITY PLUMBING 90.

All Kinds of Plumbing Promptly Done.
Ffrst-class Work Guaranteed.
Phone fix.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-02

KEENAN's WHOLESALE and
RETAIL LIQUOR HOUSE.
Agt. :. l.. &. 90. sRd Schaster's Deer
and Malt and Hop Food. Phone 57-Z.
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TERMS. OF SUBSCRIPTION:

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-02
ELY CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ANTLER BAR.

Beat Equipped Bar in Nexada.
lat Door south of Depot.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
OF CANDIDATES

Below are given the names OF can
didates for the various county Offices.
and whose names Will be presented
before the Republican county conven-
ton, 10 be held ON September ;. for
endorsement:
The new South-news., 1908-02-15
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST Preaching every Ist
e. 3rd Sunday Rev. W. J. Dawson,
Pastor. sunday school Q 80 a. m.
The new South-news., 1908-02-15
WHY IT SUCCEEDS.
Because It's for One Thing Only,
And Mississippi People Ap-
preciate This.

Nothing eau be good for everything
Doing one thing well brings success.
Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing
only,
They cure sick Kidneys.
They cure backaohe, every Kid
new III.
l.. +. Adams, corner s6,h Avenne
and 9th street. Meridian, Miss. says
Il used Doan's Kidney Pills for hid
uey and bladder trouhla. Before US.
ING them ! had been under the care
of physician, he did not seem TO
understand my case and became
worse under his treatment. | final.
ly gave up his treatments aud com.
msnced using Doan's Kidney Pills
which had been highly recommends
ed 10 me. In short time the infla-
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in my life. They seem to have a
healing effect upon the kidneys and
bla ider, giving me ease almost inn
mediAteiy. Doan's Kidney Pills
cured me and am glad Ito add my
testimony in their favor TO the many
other who also testify to their grea,
value.
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster-Nilburn Co, Buffalo. New
York, sole agents for tie United
States.
Remember the name Doan,s
and take no other.
The new South-news., 1908-02-15
Jail Delivery

Last Sunday night George Nc
Donald, Pete Haine-, Dave Lang
and Dave Miller, all negroes. made
their escape from the county Jail.
sheriff Jordan neglected TO lock the
cell doors, which of course they
took advantage of aud made their
escape. George Mcdonald recsnt
ed and returned Monday morning
and gave himself up. The Other
three are ssill at large.
Sheriff Jordan has Offered a re
ward OF 1900 each for their ar
rest
The new South-news., 1908-02-15

BY virtue OF a decree Of Hon. J. l..
MoCAskil, Chancellor of the Second
Cnsncery District Of Mississippi, rem
dered.iu vacation on the i2th day OF
February, leos. In the case OF exp parte
T. $. >enton et al No. l4e4, now pend
ins 10 the chsncery court Of the urst
district OF Jones county. ordering and
directing the sale OF certain real es-
tate for divisions /, the undersigned
special commissioner. appointed In
said decree. will, on Monday, the eud
day Of March y. ID. ieos In front Of
the temporary court house W the
town OF Elllsyille. jones eondty, Mis-
sissippi, between the hours OF II
O'CLOCK 3. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. ex-
pose for sale and sell TO the highest
bidder for cash at public out cry the
following described real estate, men.
toned In said decree to- wit:
Commencing on the north line OF
Hin street two hundred seventeen
l2l7l feet east of Deason street. .thance
northerly at right angles with Hin
street one hundred twenty eight li2sl
feet, thence westerly parallel with
Hill street eighty Ave (s5l feet, thence
southerly at right angles with mn
street one hundred twenty eight
tl2s) feet. thence earterly along the
nortn line of Hin street eighty Ave
ts5) feet to place of beginning. being
a part OF Lot number >, OF Block a.. OF
follett Survey OF the town OF Ellis
vile, Jones county. Mississippi, and in
Sec. B, I n. II IL West.
Witness my signature this the 18th
day OF February A. ID. 1905.
W. II. ELLSWORTH.
Special Commissioner.
The new South-news., 1908-02-15
Ruffin Mercantile Company,

The Rutiin Mercantile Company
has an ad in this issue. This IL a
new firm just opened in tllisville
and is composed of good business
men, who have splendid stock Of
new, neat and clean goods of every
description. They invite you to
call and see their new stock and
Ind out their prices, aud they go
lici, liberal share of your patro-
mage. Call and see them.
The new South-news., 1908-02-15

Sealed bids will be received up 70
II O'Clock M. on Monday, March 2ud
a. ID. 1905 at EllisviIle. Miss, for the
building of bridge across Tallahsla
creek, about one mile east o: Ella
vile on the new road. Plans and
specifications are now on file in the
Chancery Clerks office at Elisville
Mise. The board reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids.
BY order OF the Board OF Super
visors at their February term 1905.
j. II. CRAWFORD,
Chancery Cleri
The new South-news., 1908-02-15

The state of Mississippi.
County of jones.
No iaif.
O'Ferrall Bros
The new South-news., 1908-02-15

A dollar sent sent away TO mail
order house is dollar that never
again gets into local circulation. II
every body paid the home merchant
cash as they do the mail order house
perhaps he could compete with the
latter. Yet the local merchant
should not wait for the people e
look HIM up to find out what he has
to sell, The cost of advertising IL a
legimate expense of business, just
AS much as clerk hire, The mail
order house counts in the cost of its
catalogues as an expense Of doing
business and its customers pay for
them in the price they pay for the
goods Scott County Register
The new South-news., 1908-02-15

In the city of Gulfport, Wednes-
day, February 5th, Mr.. II. l.. Bnch-
anan OF EIlisville TO Mics Lille
Swetman of Handsboro, Rev. Moore
pastor OF the methodist church at
Gulfport officiating The New
south-News extends congratula-
tions to these happy young people