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TAKEN FROM JAIL AND
HANGED TO A TREE

Lexington. KY, Dec. 17.-Elmer
Hill, charged with the murder of Nam
lie Womack, in Adair county, was
dragged from the Jail at Monticello
Wayne county. last night, carried 4
miles to Greasy creek and there was
hanged to a tree. The body was dis
covered there this morning by q pass,
er-by, who had heard nothing of the
action of the mob last night.
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We have an especially fine assert
ment OF Bibles. all sizes. types and
prices. BE sure and see them. At Pay.
tons. 49tf.
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LosT:-Wed- afternoon. brooch
with opal set. Return to sos N. KY.
Tor reward. 49t2s
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BLIZZARD DOING MUCH
DAMAGE In THE NORTH

Milwaukee, Dec. IA blizzard
that mas prevailed all of last night
did great destruction to the telephone
and telegraph lines In this state.
Chicago, Dec. 1.-THE telegraph
companies report rain and fog from
the Colorado line to Pittsburg, and
from st. Louis to Louisville.
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THE u. S. TREASURY
PURCHASES SILVER

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE Treasury
today purchased 100000 ounces of sill
yer for delivery at New York, $4,000
ounces for delivery at New Orleans;
and $4,000 unces for delivery at Dem
yer at 1862 cents per fine ounce.
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Piekard's hand painted China
Harry Morrison. Att
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We have the Diamonds n make
his lowest prices.+L. B. Boellner,
5swsler and Optician. 49t2
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QUAKER QuARTETTE.
QUAKER QUARTETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. 10
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. 10
AT M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
AT M. e. CHURCH, SOUTH.
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Why WAIT. GET YOUR TURKEY
NOW. r. G. MARKET.
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'WANTMD:-A trustworthy l
boy With pony. for permanent eGr-
rier on paper route. Record ONCE,
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Miss Lena Woodnn arrived last ev-
ening from Denver. where she has
been attending wolf Hall. and will
be here through the Holidays.
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Notice TO Realty DeaIers
! hereby withdraw all my property
from the market.
4sta. d. N. CROFT
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Charles g. Cash. Of Carlsbad, was
here today on business.
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Watch the Roswell. Gas Co.'S space
for bargains.
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FOR SALM:-l20O fne ewes at $500
per head. Turner-Davis Land Co. t3
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DON'T FORGET WE HAVE THE
FINEST TURKEYS IN TOWN. T. c.
MARKET
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o. D. whitney. Of Haserman, was
n town today.
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Hawkes. Cut Glass.-Harry Morri-
SON. Att
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Notice 10 Realty pe

Mrs Breeb Hurst, OF Hagerman
was here shopping today.
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Xmas Slippers.
all colors and styles.
In Leather

all the popular shades
and patterns.
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FATAL RESULT OF FIGHT
WITH UNKNOWN MEN

Toledo. Ohio, Dec. 16.-An unknown
man was instantly killed and marshal
c. f.. Woods of Greenwich, seriously
wounded this morning In an encounter
with five men In the railroad yards
of that village. Marshal Woods ac-
costed a man. standing the post
office and who was acting in a suspi-
cious manner The man said he was
waiting for a train, n the marshal
escorted him to the yards, where four
men jumped from behind a a and
ordered him to hold up his hands. The
marshal drew his revolver and began
firing, killing one OF his assailants.
who returned the fire, and after beat
ing the marshal into insensibility es-
capped.
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ALL GUESSING

ALL GUESSING
ON OUR SPECIAL WINDOW
SALDs, EVERY ONE WHO HAS
BEEN FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO
GET ONE OF THE BARGAINS ARE
DELIGHTED.
PECos vAIIEv 1RiIa co
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PEcOs VALLEY DRUG {

Express Wagons-Enterprise Hard
ware Co. 4St4
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Just received a large ship
ment for the Holidays, that
we are anxious to close out
before we take stock. The
Prices are Right. = =
A mill shipment of Stock
ings for Santa Claus to fill
for the children. =: ::
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TURKEYS TURKEYS FOR
CHRISTMAS, ALL CORN FED. T. c.
MARKET.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-30
Los tniI|ii-traQugs

Aver tarde ocurri6 en- La ma
rina TN suceso que cause gran
indignation.
Un pobre hombre llamado To-
Sc Urdaneta Sc encontraba dor
|mido. cuando TIN botero le colo
CO en- TN bolsillo TN tytqut ira
que encendido.
Hizo explosion aquel y Ell po-
Dre Urdaneta, no solo recibi6
una impression violenta, ST no
que tuvo que ser asistido en- Ell
cuartO de soCorro, de una que
madura de segundo grado en- la
region glutea izquierda.
lgnOramos ST Ell eracioSo bote-
70 fue detenido.
DE esperar es que la policia
tome con verdadero interes el
reprimir eStOS desmanes, que
deJan muy NAL parada la cultu-
ra de la ciudad de San Tuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-30
IlI0TI1CI5l del G0liGIIO

Pocos asuntos han sido los
Ua,aIos noy, Ia preocupaci6n
leI goberuador por el momento
Sc reduce a la combination de
iueccs y hscales. en- Ia cual Sc
79ta pTcsentandO mas dc una
dlhcullad.
Segun ei senor Gobernador
nos Ia manifestadO. parece que
los abogaios de Mayaguez han
Dresentado una prOtesta con
motive del nOmbramientO del
>enor Soto Nusa para juez de
Agua1illa, dIcha protesta pas0 d
IA comisi0n de nOmbramientoS
del Consejo Executive para su
resoluClOn.
Como con este motive queda
vacante el juzgado del citado
pueblo, pasara a desempenarlo
lnterinamente Ell senor del Toro.
Mr. Post. ha pedido la renun
ia al juez municipal de Baya
mon Y al de paz de IOa-Alta
Hoy recibio, Ia renuncia que
tenia pedida al iuez de paz dc
Rio Piedras, aceptandola inme-
liatamente.
Siguen barajandose nombres
para las vacantes, pero nos abs
tenemOs de publicarlos pOr no
lncurrir en- errores, pues no
hay NADIA en- defiDitivO acor-
dadO sobre el asunto.
En- la combination juega la
tsCalia de HumaCaO Y ell juz
gado de Ponce.
A este Sc redujo hoy la entire
vista en- la mansion ejecutiva
entrevista mas breve. ST cabe,
que la de aver
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-30
NOtaS De NayagloE

AFentarnente Inv-1.ao. -.ms.....-
aver tarde Al salon ~ 49, a.. 'Srssla-aoa 49,.
del Coleqio oue diriien an - slcenls.
Redentoristas de l. TgIas;a 10 pauL g
de esfa ci,,daa : ssia 1a1oiicas
liar, preparada nor Il nrofasnr e'aulsa AM: AM
Anna. con los aInmnoe 5a1 60 ISL
Saprado Coraz6n 5e 9;cha 1, oaloa dst
ehsehanza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-30

Ia COmbaten pOr Su teudallsmO
v Ia dlScuten pOr Su vetuStez til
raniCa, mas valera que en- ha
cerla traCasar pusieran esaS
energiaS, esOS entusjasmOs. eSaS
animosidades que emplean en-
tire ST con eVidente regOCijO de
los Que al yer este deScarriO de
la uuiCa Segura aendu, Sc sien~
ten cada vez mas segurOs en-
sus repanchigadas poltronas,
mas inamOvlbles.
Nuestros tutores que hacen
-omo que no ven las cosas Y Sc
hlan haSta en- los memories deta-
les ucpen va mas que deSCOn-
adas de entire las causas que
UudIeran hacer fracasar 81 Sis
lema ACTUAL de IobiernO, esas
protestas sin Val0r sin efeCtiVi-
dad. sin trascendeucia, que man
tenen en- Sus platatOrmas los
pcrtidOs Insulares.
MlentraS a penas Sc vlslum
oren las eIeccioucS ven1deraS,
cunda eSa agitac.on que todO 10
perturba Y pretende envolverlo
todo. Y Sc manifesto de tan in
iantil manera un entuSlaSmO
que no acierta a esconder su re
pugnante fOndO de egoismo, no
podIemOs esperar que pase por
los cerebroS de nuestros tut0res
la idea de reallzar ia rCfOrma
democrdtlca del regimen.
Roosevelt 10 ha dicho varias
vcces. No veo por ahora la ne
cesidad de cambiar el regimen.
No; y 81 las cosas slguen por el
canine que llevan, esa neCse-
dad no Sc vera nunCa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-30
instruction PdbIca

UN NOMBRAMIENTO.-Don C6-
sar Oechoudens, ha sido nombrado
miembro de la Junta Escolar de Rim
con.
TOMA DE POSESION.-MafIana
Sc haran cargo de sus puestos de su
.perintendentes generates los seflores
f. +. Libby Y r. L. Conant, actual
mente superintendentes de las escue-
las de Arecibo Y Yauco respectiva-
mente.
NUEVO CLERK.-Mr. lanes l..
Dunlevy 10 ha sido nom brado de la
Division de Propledades y Cuentas
del Departments de instruction.
NOMBRAMIENTO INTERINO.-
Ha sido nom brada irterinamente ste
nographer del mismo departs m ento
Loraida ]. VaIderate.
UN CESE.-MafIana cesara en- su
,argo de bibliotecaria del Departa-
mento de instruction, la sef1orita Ida
NJ. Pede.
PROPUESTAS RECIBIDAS-Ha
Sldo recibidas las propuestas hechas
Dor las Juntas escolares de Lola
4Luco, Corozal y Maricao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-30

HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL-Hav
en- aSiStercia en- este establecimierto
benGfico; 27 mujeres y 81 varones.
Total 70.
Ingres6 en- el dia de aver Manuel
Crlstan.
En- ell hospital cuarentenarjo hay ~
enfermos.
HOSPITAL ESPECIAL DE MU- =
] JERES-Hay en- asistercia S. En-
el Djspensario 7. Total de assist
das 30.
Observation-Disclosures de dete.
nidos en- ell dia de aver: varones, 90
y mujeres u sufricndo condena, Y 8
varones Y : mujeres pendientes de
cauSa.
Quedan en- ell dia de hoy 73,
Fueron pue5tOs en- libertad por ha -
Der cumplido la condena que les fuG
impuesta, Juan. Rios. Grogorio Cor
dero Manuel Rodriguez, Emilio
Hernandez, Ceferino Torres, German
Hernandez, Luciano MARTINEZ, Candi.
do Cruz Rodriguez, Francisco Me
len1ez, Jaime Jordan, Angelina Ri
vera, Josefa Melendez y Felipa Gin
tron.
CUARTO DE SOCORRO.-Hasta
la ma1ana de hoy fueron curadas por
el practlcante de servicio don Ramon
Llauger, las siguientes personals:
Tilla Martinez, herida incisa pun
zante en- el tercio medic del antebra
20 derecho; Jose Urdaneta, quemadu-
ra de segundo grado en- la region
glutea izquierda y Estebania Maldo-
nado, confusion de primer grado tn
IA region maset6rica derecha
kEGISTRO CIVIL.-Nacimientos.
Sc inscrlbieron los siguientes Vir-
Ginia l.. Rivera Trinidad Miranda
Ramon, Antonio Ciriaco Agueros Y
PaTGs, Pablo Rohles Naman Y Hugh
Bayne Hutchinson-
DEFUNCIONES- Mariana Con
zaez Pax6t Manuel Soto Rivera y
Francisco JESUS Portela
MATRIMONIO.-Daniel Reyes Y
Torres con Gregorja Cob4n Rodrf-
guez
LICENCIA.-Don Joaquin Padin
la ha solicitado para construir una co
chera, junto una cuadra q. posGe en-
Puerta de Terra. Los pianos que
acompaf1a lan pasado estudio del
seilor ingeniero de la ciudad.
SUBASTA-En Ia su basta celebra.
ia aver para el sunainistro de emo y
avena para 81 ganado municipal, ob
tuvo la buena pro, el seflor Cadierno
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.aufo .:. y
r1;ra~,o 80 ~ ivy :lIo YeTaoso ? al
H. 80 '4.1 ~. "a y "a ~o' 1C9'1l ente' a41e-
r~anaraha - D. -. 4-IsA L-@ldao --.@'ldao 4ls
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19
PART ONE


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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-01-25

Rev. J. W. Edwards, of Mis-
souri,, was in the city several
days last week. the guest of his
sister, Mrs. A. J. Young and fam
lily, 1906 e. Madison sereet. He
preached at st. John church for
Rev. Bundy Sunday.
North Grand Avenue West is
to be paved.
The Elk [. Cafe has been re.
moAed to S, e. cor. 9Th and
Washington SITS,
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Admission fee: 3Octs,


WANTED agents and correspond
ents OF good education; good reputa-
tion and energetic, at the following
places: Chicago, Quincy. Hannibal,
Mo. Petersburg, ILL., Oxford, Miss,
Decatur. Ill. Peoria, Champaign. e.
st. Louis, Lovejoy. Mounds and vicin
ity and other cities and towns over
the country.
Write e. L. ROGERS, editor and
manager. "The Forum,
3O5t South Sixth street.
E. L. White has a model gro
Gerry at 18th and Adams. See
what tenacity produces.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-01-25
\ Mel odrama. .
> The Wayward.
Daughter"
By J. G. OVERLY
By j. G. OVERLY
At Masonic Hall Fri
day evening, Febru-
airy 2lst. 1908.
Something New
and up-to-date.

Originated by home talent.
Young and old are especially solic-
tied.
Synopsis: Shows how easily girls
and boys are led astray---nothing OBJ
jectionable5-the most fastideons can
attend mothers most especi .llyinvit-
eel. Remember place and date.
P. s. After the play there will be
well cordu cted dance, with excel
lent music to guide.
A 6roicNiNr f00. ON>x~
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-01-25
Woman's Club Notes.

The Mothers Section was en-.
tertained by Mrs. Julia Force on
the afternoon Of tho Goth at her
beautiful home on e. Jackson
street. The meeting was pre-
sided over by the chairman, Mrs.
Role Hunter. Much good was
accomplished at this meeting.
members of this section will meet
on Tuesday, Jan. %, at the L. G.
Home, in an all day sewing for
the Home. They are requested
to meet early for work.
The Philanthrplc Section un-
der the craftsmanship of Mrs.
Lucy Young, will hold their
meeting at the L. G. H., as usual
on Jan. II. An appeal for sugar
rice and hominy will be in order
as shower for that date Every
body invited to call and donate
something.
The committee on Leap Year
Log Cabin Supper, have com
pleted full arrangements for
their entainment, on February
IL A grand patriotic program
will be rendered on this date. =
Mrs. Daisy Higginbothan, chair
man.-Reporler.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1908-10-08
In Memory OF

Mrs. Lula Milling (nee Will
liams) born near Philadelphia.
March II, 1867, died Sept. 81,
1908, age, II years, 8 months and
l3 days. " When about l3 yealS S
Old she proIesaed faith in Christ
and uniteI with the Methodist
church. but later united with the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
of which her husband was a
member. Nov. s 1888, she mar
ried MIR. W. Il. Milling, son OF
the late Rev. Joe Milling. She
was the n!"tler OF ii children,
OF whom 3 mad gone before, and
IL still survive. One Of her
neighbors said: IL knew Mrs.
Milling all her life and she was
a good womau." Another neigh
bor said "As ii mother she was
always at her post endeavoring to
dicharge her parental duty" Lula
will be missed by her husband
and her dear children. TO them
we would say, Sorrow not rs
others who have no hope.' She
can not come back to you, but
you can go to her. The separa
tion will not be)ong,not verylong,
a glorlons reunion awaits you in
heaven.
j. T. Nc Donald
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1908-10-08
"cecv cnFL PElIA MISS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER s. D08

married last week to IA Miss Har-
per Of Laake County. We wish
them Il long and happy life to,
gether.
Mr. J. G, Tilwell from near
here left last week for Montrosp
where he will enter school.
Several OF Ourcitlz~ns attended
the opening Of the Clark Mem
oriai College at Newton last
week.
Miss Nernic Cole will be found
behind the counter at W w Nc,
i}eath's, ready to serve you.
A negro trainman was serious
~ hurt mere one day last week
~ hiie the train Was switching III
Il load OF cotton, the engine stru-
elk IL scantlng which struck the
negro knbcNlug him sense!ess
lie was carried to Newton fol
treatment and Was dong Wei
when last heard from.
Neshoba AMI NJ Donald had a
bali game here last week whicl,
ended III Il score Of $ to 1 in ravol
OF NeshoDl.
Miss Berthe Burroughs has op
ened upa new line of millinery
goods at j. I. McCraw's.
Dr. Stoe.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1908-10-08
Neshoba Items.
Cool and dry of late.

E Cool ana dry or late.
@ "Tater" digging and 'possum
hunting are in season again.
8@ One of the Smith brothers
went over to Decatur on business
Monday.
M Neshoba is on a boom of late.
sIt will have several new citizens
soon. They know a good town
When they see it, also Il good
school. We will have another
merchant with us in a short time.
ADr. Phillips. He has bought pro-
sperty here.
MIR. Il. j. Lewis moved into his
new residence last week.
ss Mr.. E, Guest, our machinist
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1908-10-08
Sun DpOtA3n5' t1p92tGr
Progressive Shows.
Coming To Town Fo} 4W] Complete
Performances. A Show All
To lAC Good.

With the advent OF Fall each
year, comes the Merry Tented
Show, with lis kal'IloSc0pic re-
view Of amazing wonders, the
the trick elephants, jolly clowns,
cute, cunning ponies, wild beasts,
beautiful horses, The red lemon.
ale aud toy balloon venders and
the thousand auA one delights Of
the great A.Merirau tented SHOW.
With everything new but the
name and title, the Sun Brothers
Great Progressive Shows, are un.
der linod to exhibit 1T philadel-
ph.a on Saturday, Oct. II.
The show will arrive here by
special railway train service iii
Sits oNn mlgn;licentIy eQuIpp ID
80 foot length raj way ears, winch
iart cNncueGel by railroad men to
be among the !ilrSt eve. used by
q show company. wne public is
cordial Y invited to be at the de-
li,ot ANA await the arrival Of this
beautifAi rolling stock equjpage.
.e The show uses all water and
sun uroof tents, til pavilioMs
are all ueW and of the latest ora
Safe hu:ld. a particularly pleas
Ing inu"ya,lun with this show. is
3the iutrodnctlon Of the new i!iu-
mating system. The blg tents
@anl the surrounding exhibition
grounds are brilliantly lighted
with Electro-C llciun generators,
aMhlcn utord II, iiai5t llghS ever
psrd Fora similar purpose; it can
be truthfu!ly sud that night is
tli,itel in,o day.
Throughout the show is one Of
I Il linest equipped i II
America. Two complete p:elor-
mances are given daily. Matinee
and night, at aul eight O'Clock.
The : Big Show" Programme as
arrange for 1898, is peerless IN
conception and merit. There are
sover fifty male and female artists
sin acts OF highest calibrc, ali gDr-
geously coatumad and sHiiIuiy
! ezecuted, Comprising aeriaIistic
5.lhriilers." acrobatic and gym
nlstic displays, bicycle exploits
.pan;omInic Oddities, marvellous
educated animals, polite vaude
vile speciaIities. and spectacular
novelty IDEAS. There there are
IN aro" and "lIeEo," the men-eat-
Ing lions, the trouge of Military
and Comedy elephant, the dane
ing m'ls, Prince Tiny, the
smallest horse on earth, the baby
camel Macon" and its mother
and Pricess Hula, only genuine
Hindoo serpents.
1 AT IL 80, in the morning will
be offered entirely free to the
public, a series Of gala out shows
These free displays are of sensa-
Stional and diversified character
and must be seen to be apprecia- :
ted.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1908-10-08

On the 9TH day of July, 1908,
the death angel visited the home
Of Bro B + Lewis of Neshoba,
Miss, and toon therptrom his be-
loved companion, Sister a NJ
Lewis.
Sister Lewis was born on the
2oth day OF February, lSo5 in
Neshoba Go and joined tie Bap-
list church az Good Hope at l6
years Of aye. being baptized by
Rev Q + Breland. She removed
her membership to Mt Sinai
church in le9o, where she re-
manned a consistent and faithful
member uMtil death.
She was married to Bro 3 !
Lewis on the 10th day Of Dec
1871. Unto this union there
were born S children, I boys and
girls all OF whom are still living
and were at her bedside when
death claimed her for its
own.
Sister Lewis was a faithful
christian loving companion and
4 kind mother ever ready to at
tend her church and lend n sym
pathetic ear to the cry OF distress
Therefore he it
Resolved lst That in the death
IF Sister Lewis the church has
lest a faithful mcmhpl, hei com.
mainly and a'quaintancHs Il kind
and loving friend and her home
noble mother and wife.
RnsniveG End f'nal the church
It Mt Sinai do hereby extend tG
he soYroving husband, children
,nd relatives their sincere sym,
pathy and coincidence in this
sad hour Of bereavement, nud
point them for comfort to him
who has sud. 40. lam with you
always even un>o the end Of the
wDrld.'
r solved Bid That a copy OF
these resolutions BE sent to the
bereaved family and The AIisSis
sippi Baptist be requested to pub
lishel same
Done bp order of Mt Sina
Baptist church in conference
Saturday before the third Lord,
day in July 1913.
Ida johnson
f NJ Breiand
5 Z Walton COMMITTEE
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1908-10-08
Wn2t 4 NGctnr Learns. |

A younS doctor thinks a doctor Is
about the greatest thing in the world.
and talks a great deal about the dig.
nifty Of his profession, but an old doc
tor has very little to say about the
dignity Of his profession. and takes no
medicine. Globe.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1908-10-08

Edge Citizen," hope YOU
will subscribe for it, ! want to
exchange with the Democrat.
Give my love to all enquiring
friends there
Your Bro,
j. A. Henry.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1908-10-08
VIVA. Does Comfort Me an?

What does comfort mean, or de-
fiance, unrest or expectation? What is
this and all the rest which we muss
lose little by little. compared with the
only thinG that is indispensable, ana
shat alone Is haYpiness--pcace?--j1d
ward SoGerberG