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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
Dnlssr prndJfnann.

Oct 10 / Sc 3itrerSe &acIoSier,
Som g~aGrbpmmcu spnseo Lartst oper
@rruS:
gu touner ban. SucnScn irm aISris
bier.
SGduSen til 3ilicu % aauroe beo 9drSl
SnH lIaar til Spo uuosr ipdicnoe Sldg
5or Sansets lIuaScm % llueSonmens
Sag
2duaS ~srGsoorte geis os Iiste Stier.
) Sdpcu, paa peSen. ben iarenoe Spsr6.
gsreu iIipper ban itnrSier betngcn.
Sonocr. meoeuS BEN ociliee Sara
Sprper lareiomt iorbi giennem 2daen,
Gig en- Sc meo 8oier / Sang,
Roier Ser inouer bnm TOM i ct Rsoe
Neo 8ufteu OF RirSerue ON oct Ssoe.
Scrfrd. boor gupeu arsrnes bag en-
SppeudrsoiHter, iucortt % lang.
af 9ufter brres ban meS | en- Stiunmel,
Soor Sonerne lotier OF ipretter oiISt, -
Sue8er dfiteo Mellon 5duierres griuts
mel
SerIigt 90 ti9rIiat. Nn bpiFer set milSt
@aq ldret tart 9eporrt. Der bar TO
SGrt iig at ipile Rpmeo;
Sli9t bGuSer iad uent uuber ifpfri Stu,-
mel,
Gaar Rorseren brernrter. geiret &c tilt.
Sbs, set er ~lltgSonrmens Sng, Ser fdrer
Sil IdiSd9sieit / Oct belle Sanb.
SorrsIt oe iremit / Be iubIsu6e Starer
Siriber Den fareroe Sosrb. % ban
Serer benz bib. bpor Sapfruen fletter
Set ouuile Saar | ELECTROMAGNETIC.
SBper jim SGugieI, meus SsIserue ioas
rcr
9teS tliuae Dump paa oen buiSe Sauc.
Sa0etl 49, vt ligee / &aaeen berucoe
Bar iout at epu9es I Rooerens Sang.
Den itore Rohers. Gun Der fan Ieoe
9isteren no paa en- SGro iaa Idrrg,
Com gfteureomeu, Der oiuter % bigger
Srb | &c iosrmeroe sgtberrieer;
Suu Der fan al bam i'm 2mbeo % greee.
@iue Dem, 9prgc Dem, sienusm bans
Gang.
u. 8. Raion.
@IpROon, giiuu., t7Oe Sch. 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
Gpittertng.

@iSroa iii 8isr sisUiua at SineIdir'
listen / ariE8eu er. iioeu iioite apitte'
ring, mootcget fra fsseuNs:
Scr in0tcmret ST.. &. I. 2driou o.
Simer Seitle beer 8. Rurie 2drieu
6aus Sanien. antoa Carrier. dutou 4
Stormnrbatteu, Gle SbcritdS. Rirrens
polls, g2iur., bptr so Gcuts. Ssraer
z. Soltaois..en, Ers. Sans slebcu. Oh
8. Suoihieu. SobGnues 9. SolitdSlsiien
5bper 2. Sieaum. RiIacd, Rimu.. bUcr
so Gents. Grit Sarion RiIi.ao, gaaiou
8is., 81. gauline @uuitaS, :. 81
@rimsguarS. Detroit, Rinn.. bper 81.
Sppcr 2. bob, Sbomas g. 8olo.
gntuli, alta. Canada, bber 81. 3eSer 9,
8otten. Saco6 / EN-, z. 9. Bagerlie, ans
ton Glen, @uHbilo Sa5l, Gle G. 9d5.,
g. s. RBihIen, Q. 8. Sugleitisqe. Suges
borg 9stano, Z. 6. 8arraaI. Sber Sors
bet, 8. Q. SorSet, Sacob Glen, Ole g,
g~ngelsgaaro. Sdrs Npinisr. Ole g,
Reiteu, auoers giitso, anOers E~gitueu,
z. 2. SorSet, Ole goriiu, GbriiteH @re'
net, 6oer so Gents. g2rs. Snse6Org Sus
gerlie. NINA 3. 8nssrlie. RauL Still.
SaereS Scarf. Ninu., hper 25 Gents.
Z. 2. Berg. Sacob Berg. Sposr Berg.
Sobanues Stbrat. RoIettc. q. 8af., TIL
Iammsn SIS. Siliartmrn $500. Ser'
mco en- biertslis sai iii S~ioraespSerue.
Sbdr SlitdS.
PAS. 1915 Woe. 60.
N~inusnpoIis. Rinu., isoe Seb. 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
Saf til Soifst | Sajei, Tinn.

SiaGS mig. Sr. 9ebaitsr. isieimem
Seres rreoe 8lao / aortbeo at frenis
barre min 6ierteIi9e OF opbtisGte Tot iii
DC 9ooc SoIt ruuot Sd3el. Rinu.. for oeu
s9re, Dc bar bepiit mig % ii4r for Den
Gape, iom lea bts0 "iurpriieo- meo lite
Seb. 1905. Seq mad rigtiet iies, at ieg
bIeu oUerratet Sa Rrs. Raenusior
fum uleo en- Yengeirt OF auSet til en-
GrrSi ai $30.s7. ia. @ootfoIf. bette
bar en- uiortieut o. uoeHtet Guce, for
mig glsu oa ieg CT ipg. % bar urret
Oct I lang lib. fan ieS life saa perioulig
OF tulie dIlc. iau iGdr ieg InSe Sennen
qisre oct. &c fadr Sd bdOe tuiino Sni!
@apcu iom bel msS, od ieg life bar tient
Gent pna ilere War. Eat ale. icm
oeltoa | Sslifdbet, bndoe iienete oS
ulieuStc. itore % imadl Ct aoot %
Iptielig Rptdnr suiteS eoer dael
G. q. girSIes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
Inrnens
2egen0e &raft

Spis on noeeniinoe bar taget en-
Spaoiertiir giennem en- 6ifriifoa,
faa ptl on buife, bporleoes on n9iten
iibepioit faitebe Sopeoet tilbage oa
2iinserne uopioeoes ioet on meo opbl
aanbeoras inoaonoeoe ben at Surr
buftenoe 2iift. Spor itprfenoe Del
par bnor b~eIbreoenoe!
SuIinber Of Mnno og 9pinoer, Der
Ii6er af Spgoomme | 2ungerne oe
2uftrsrerne, men bpis Stining BIN.
brer benz | at isse fornpet Selbreo |
S%uruifogene, fan blipe linoreoe %
beIbreoeoe / fit eeet Stem peo at BRIT
ge Iirgin Oil Of 9ine (aete). Den.
ne Greparaton ~inoeboloer ole bel.
brebsginenbe 8eitanbbeIe al Sfogens
Greer, os ben bill eisre bet af meb en-
SorfieleIie paa "a Elmer og belbrebe
enbper Soite, Der fan beI6ereoes.
Get er ogiaa ct perfeft ReutraIiia-
tionsmiooel for llrinipre, o. frent.
bringer burtis 2inorins / Silf9Iber
al &beumatisme, Hpgimerter eler
andre 8lager, iom er Geiultater al
norben / Supreme.
@irgin Oil Of gine faces fun Dos
Ipotbefere paa 1a-ltn5e SLATER, bper
SLATE er inofattet | en- runo Sr99ife,
for at binbre at Slaifen fnuies eaer
roiGtteS for Spiet. seifen er foriee-
let meo ct 9raperet Smilag, piienbe
Napnet - @irgin Oil of 8ine, rem
Communicating, garanteret UNDER
Soob og Drugs aet, at 3Ote Stunt
1906, Serial go. 451, preSareret
finn al 2eah Chemical Co., Gincin.
nati, 8, = tpoeIist trpft oerpaa.
Set IT ~nsopeuoiet at faa Ben egte.
Sfuloe Din @potbefer life bore iitanb
til at ioripne dig, iaa fan on faa en-
12-ltn5e Slaffe ienot til Dig peo at
fenoe 80 Gents til 9ea6 Chemical
60, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

.nosr SsmsifeabIDpeH itraz Sss fin Sin.
fpmif.
2. Ssmeiteablupen sieIber for belle
eanbet, CT ben famme | atIc etater,
% utebminSre bet sielber eanS, ium
aabnes nnber fSeciene 9ppe, Der fpreifri.
Der fpeeiele Nesler for bets aitanselie,
feut I. Gx. pcS Gatfrttelis at en- bsiere
Hris, beftemnter ON 2pstrGfmins s.f.p.,
faa tenbsIber man Hs | aae SeIc til, bpas
SsemiteaSluueu fprprbner.
3. Der CT enbnn abifiaist Somciteab.
Lamb ieien | be to stater; juit bppr.
meset, FAN pi life fisc. Ter CT libiiat
til, at Mpicbnb 9feierpntionen pil bIiue
aabnst bette Var, men aiben er rnsmm
iffe beitemt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

airisntuiif bIarSt Dor llnqSom. bsr bens
ne gisre bet | Ianet bsisrs @raS. Tieb
Oct for Gle - LAB ale bore aor o9 Sdns
gere itrar taee fat. paa SHSsuelitr o.
icroe fine SuomelSclier. gon Stias>
baosfpiien ~beepnote bore &or at ruitc fig
til Srroeu alereSe / September Raas
neo. eno bore Nor OF genuer Der
giieu pie roget al Den iamnse Soer %
Sutercsie for Den bc~tpouiugSfuISe Sag,
%rbsoiait
:. @. grcus,
Sorbuuoets Srniioent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

1924. Sp.: I. Set bIeb nblig oblbi
teo ct Rebe, at &ninberne / Sberiee
mar8c aar bar bapt Stemmerct peS
Observation-Disclosures. Seq fan life
fuife at babe feet uoset Serom / gias
Seue. SorboIoer set Jig iaa?
2. giaar tit &biuberue / Ror9e Stents
tneret peo Suntlaesdfitemrina?
Spar: 1. sc ipenife Spiuser bar in.
gen Stemmeret, men be bar | be ieuere
gar asiterct meset iterft for at iaa bet.
Ger CT INTERCHANGEABLE reninser |
mango Sele at Snerise, % ! 1906 par
Der ialt So iaabanne. 8~issoaseu bar b
ret bcifprmet mco 9etitipner I &pinbe.
itemmerets. 2 asen, us fur ct slars 9Th
fioen blep bet meo fneben giaipritet |
S~pritetammeret % meb ct life fort ifsrre
flertaI I ansetfammeret beilnttct Of
sjsre ~Spsrssmaalet til @ienitans for
tibrebnins fra R%esierinsens Sior. Ser
or man, iaauist pi pco, inbtil pisere blet
ftaaenoe.
2. saauibt erinbres omfrins @ibtrn
Of % .sarene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

1920. g.: Seq bar beret I amerita
! 70 aur, men bar life enbba ubtaaet nit
fsrite Sapir. On ies mi Ilbtaser set.
bpor lGn9e maa ies bore / 2anSet, fsrz
enb ieg faar nit mbet? Iaa ieg barre
| fem Gar til. ~eiterat ieg uStdeer ferite
&apir2 euer faar ie9 bet ON ire aar,
raar ies ! oct bele bar p9ret / Sanbet /
fem aar.
Spar; De tan faa Ceres iiSife Sor.
s~erpapir, aar De bar peret fem slar /
2anSef, fpruSiat at De minbit to lar fsr
bar notaset bet fprfte 4apir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

Saufrerrt QntaIOs, biieHSe Sc f~oriiieIs
lige SIuas glaitineri TO; anlRg at @eie
Oh 8rgftsr, fabriieret at Rusiel 8raosr
g3fa. Co. 2445 llniperiitp aue. z. G.,
Rimeapolis, g2iur,. oil ienSc5 frit paa
S~orlaugcuSe, 6oiS man nGbrrr "3ecos
rn6 Gotten. Sc oil oqidd ieuhe Ieedle
"gldnfs" iii seuptteIie for Sopnibtps
gm6eSsmGuO ssS ais6 al Sisie Gaiiis
ner pau SeuitanS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

1927. Sp.: /. SporIGuee maa en-
giee BABE p1ret Der | 2auoet isr bun tan
file" poo Snuo?
2. San en- SiSe. Ser or 21 am. file
| bpilteuioutbeiit Stat i amerita, eler
eiGIoer Sopen bare / 9oro Satota?
8. Snor meaet S~omeiteno!dro er ser
isien / Roro % Spo 9utota. as boor
nieeet btI blipe dnbHct iaar2
Spar; 1. gun tea "ile" paa SaHb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

1926. Sp.: 4. ". flyer. at en-, Iou
tom Der til 2arSet I October Raaneb
iiior, tan gnu no at tose SonieiteaS eGer
~Simber Claim iant PROBE up, beus
boIossis paa IL RaaueSer % 80 Sage,
barc man bar fit fsrite 9apir. 9. tiger,
at for at PROBE op ma oslaa babe
fine iibite Sapirer. Sbem bar 8et2
2. Spor lnuse IfaI ma bare Der /
2arloet, isreub fan erboIoe fine iiSs
ie Sdpirer?
spar: u. bar Ret. y
2. Sem aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

1928. Raar babe bt Stiooar iioit,
oe bborfor a Der life Sfuoaar / 1900?
Spar: gi bapSe Sfuoaar iisit |
1904. Sfubaarene falser altib iammen
inch be aar, ism fan Seles meS 4, %
berpaa tan MAJ fjenbe benz. Sf be aar,
fom fBlber eaer nflntter ct a~arbunbreSe,
er fun bpert fierSe ct Sfnbaar, ibrt pi MI
bespnoer meo aar 1000, isnn fan heleS
nteb 400, liseiaa 2,400 p.i.p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
Qaben Rorreiponoance.

Spsrasnraal fra 9erfoner, fum life opaiSer
fine 9lubne til Saskatchewan, befpares life.
Sssrgere beoes atfatte fine SpsrosmaaI I et
Hart oe tboeItet Sproa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

1921. Sp.: Spgio Gbresicn paa set
bduite &oniuLat for Soma.
Spar: Siee sGpninlate Of Sennarf,
9enar SAILS, Soma. ISppfat 9. 9pusbp
or g%icefpniul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

1922. Sp.: Sar SUPERINTENDENT 8ecfs
Slicn bapt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
8rpbnin9, o8 bbem 6ar Den M?
SOAR: gi mausler paaliSelise Sps
sapcr meo Senipn til benne Sag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

Ses iaa I ~Teeordbs 1oiten". at Ser
enSuu ifaI barre en- Sci Spzre itenotduS
ieieu i 8iuiams gornrtr. g. Sai. 9iI
noseu AT SIcbets 2riere unoer5etts mig
ON, 9cor bet RI betgeeneg7
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

ara @rani.e sails, Miun., er iu6ienSt
en- 8 sosanmeIeelie. men uSen llnoers
Ttrift. Set er Rrs. @epgit SabIs Dos
fab, Iom er eumeIot-~Sec. Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

1924. Sp.: SOormeset foiter "geitops
IGnoiusen", iom ub9ibes / @ranSbr,
SaSelnlb, forieubt til amerita?
Spar: Set fuiter 75 Ere pr. 9pars
tai | Rurse; formupentlis pmfrins ar.
$50 fprienbt bib til 2anSet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

SrGnssr Dc en- Spmaffins? "Sus.
bennen" er ian goo iom nosen anSsn
Gumaifine til ben oobbeIte gris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

7SsS. Quest. \. VIII there be an,
homestead land opensd for filing in Non
lama, and aphenf
?. Ho7o is The homestead hyP
Ans. 1. The Blackfeet Reservation
IN Montana will probably be ready for
opening during 1908, as may also the
Flathead Reservation. There is a good
portion of agricultural land on both re-
servations which will be disposed of un
der the homestead law.
2 Read "Aaben correspondence" in
"Decorah-Posten" atfentively from week
to week, and you will soon have an idea
of its main features. For particulars
write Commissioner of General Land
Office, Washington, D. c., and ask for
Land Circulars.
1929. Sp.: Soab tan en- geripn, lea
ifbloer Tenge aiere, bpis ieg iRLeer NIT
Sis9erado? San ban tage noaet al be
Yen9e, iom Sal9et inobringer, bpis iea
refer fra Staten? Set bemrrtes. at
Der life er Irbeioe at faa, og at lea maa
iGlse for at fomme o9f.
Spar: Serium Der or Wurtaaae |
S~nsgeraanet, % Se frlser bet nben hans
SafntDffe % itiffer Iensene | 2ummeu,
fan ban Iabe 9em arreftere. Spis Der
titset Mortgage or, Tan ban iasipse Sem
for 1jGlosn, ps bpis Iensene ba CT an.
brast paa ct Steo, bpur be tan taaes peS
Ggefntipn, fan ban fumme | gefbSclie af
iaatueset Serai, iom life CT fritaset otter
2upen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

1888. Gp.: Soor lang SiS fan ser
bensad, inSeu BET blir ~forieut q. faa tat
en- Rauo. icm bar i%tiaaIet, uuSer petsIis
SiItaIe?
Spar: Gan fan iettes unoer iiltale
nnaripmbslft for CT frimiuel 5%urbrpselie.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-16

quested legislation others
that were too fair for ,oublicans
to embrace, and many voters
who believe IN giving credit
where it belongs will cast their
ballots for Democracy. He
deserves to be rewarded for the
good he has accomplished for
his country by compelling the
dominant party to carry out
some of the measures he battled
for with such strength that the
wishes of, the people could not
longer be disregarded.
Jno. w. Kern, of Indiana, the
nominee for Vice President, is a
resident of Indianapolis, a lawyer
of note, a devoted Democrat
whose name will add strength to
the ticket all oyer the north and
assures Indiana, his home state,
will be in the Democratic column.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-16
Farmers Union Lectures.

Jackson, Miss, July 18th, 1908.
Editor News: Will you please
announce through your. paper
that | will lecture in Rankin
county in the interest Of the
Farmers Union and Cotton Ware
house at the following places:
Townsville, July 9th, at 2 P.
M.
Cato, July 18th, 10 A. M.
Pickett, July 18th, 3 P. M.
Central or Patrick, July 10Th,
10 A. M.
Light, July 10Th, 3 P. M.
Leesburg, July Both, 10 A. M.
Pisgah, July 30th, 3 P. M.
Thanking you in advance for
the favor, / am
Yours fraternally,
H. w. BRADSHAW.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-16
A Great Time at Central.

The county meeting of the Farmers
Union met at Central last Friday and
Saturday. The weather was fine and
everybody happy over good rain which
had fallen few days before. The
weather was hot, but there was plenty
Of ice cold drinks and good spring water.
! ne crowd was immense, and the dinner
we'll, it can't be beati and if any other
community thinks she can beat Central
feeding crowd, this writer wants her to
try and let him be present and act as
judge.
About halfpast ten o'clock Friday
morning the crowd was called into the
house-as many as could get in-by
singing. After several songs, Mr.. Arthur
Patrick was introduced, and in a happy
style delivered the welcome address.
Prof. j. G. Covington. of Monterey,
responded to the welcome address and
then introduced the speaker o. the occas-
ion. Col. Tom S. Hayne, editor of the
Union advocate, Col. Haynie spoke for
more than an hour on the principles of
Unionism, stressing especially the first
principle, ITO discourage as much as
possible the present mortgage and credit
system"
After he had finished the audience was
dismissed for dinner. COL Hayne is
proud that he can eat as we'll as speak.
After dinner the audience was addressed
in the open air by Maj. Pat Henry, of
Brandon, and R. H. Henry, of Jackson.
The Union people then met behind
closed doors, for session of about an
hour and half. They met again Sat-
urday morning at $50 and remained in
session until one o'clock. The good
ladies prepared dinner for the delegates
again Saturday. After everybody had
partaken of the bounty the delegates
began to leave for home, everybody
carrying pleasant memories of the occasion
and of the hospitable people of Central
community.
This was perhaps the best attended
and most enthusiastic meeting the county
has ever had. Unionism is growing and
its principles are taking deeper root in the
hearts of men. The inspiration and en-.
thIsiasm there will send thrill through
out the bounds of the county.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-16
Bryan and Kern.

The National Democratic Con-
vention adopted a good plat
form one that all party men can
consistently stand upon. Others
of different political affiliations,
who believe in laws that bear
equally on all, rich or poor, who
are tired of republican misrule,
who have suffered enough of the
burdens imposed by high tariff
and law protected trusts have
an opportunity, which many will
embrace, of casting their ballots
in favor of honest government.
Mr.. Bryan, as expected, was
the almost unanimous choice as
our nominee for president. Al
though unsuccessful in two pre-
vlous campaigns, his popularity
is greater now than ever, for
many who never doubted his
honesty or sincerity, could not
agree with his ideas of free
silver and government owner
ship of railroads he then urged,
will this year support him, since
those issues are dead. The Re-
publicans have adopted many of
the ideas and measures he advo-
Gated, and the president re-
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-16
The State Baptist Convention.

The convention of the Baptist
churches of Mississippi, which ad-
Journed to meet next year on
Tuesday after the first Sunday in
November, 1909, at Winona. The
time of the meeting was changed to
the fall of the year instead of mid
summer, as has been the custom in
the past. At the last session the
trustees for the Mississippi College,
tor the Mississippi State Baptist
oanitarium, and for the Baptist
Orphanage were elected, and va
cancles on the board of ministerial
education were appointed.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-16
Monterey.


Prof. P. F. Williams has returned from
brooknaven where he has been attending
the normal.
Miss MAZDA Covington, of Collins. IS
visiting relatives here. 8
Miss Rosie Bell Floyd has returned
Cleary :
MISS Mary Williams Is at Broc khayen
tnls week attending the normal.
Alex Williams, of Memphis, Betram, of
LORNA, and Milton, of Jackson, are at the
bedside of their brother Frank. who is
very low with typhoid fever. Dock Boyd
OF jackson, Is also at home on account OF
Franks sickness.
Miss Mcmillan, of Jackson. spent last
week visiting the family of T. j. Smith.
7. J, Boteler and family visited J. w.
layior's family last Saturday night.
Clifton Taylor is visiting relatives at
Collins.
Robert Rogers, of Copiah county, spent
last week, with his cousin, L. j. Boteler
MT. ana Mrs. u. w. Webb visited
Mrs. Webb's father at Morton last week.
Miss Elinor Fox, of Jackson, visited
Mrs. d. w. Webb last week.
Don't forget the picnic next Monday
Don't leave your basket at home. The
Union people invite everybody, non
union and all, to bring dinner. Probably
some other day would have been better
than Monday, but we did not have any.
thing to do with setting the time, Pres.
Hi!ghtower fixed that day for his visit to
this county. We decided to have pic.
mic and invite everybody in order that he
might be able to reach as many people as
possible. So come on. We will take
care of you. and guarantee you a good
time. All the candnates for Congress
will be on hand so make the day interest
ing to any who do not care for Unionism.
They will hardly have an opportunity to
speak, but can give you a genial hand
shake and tell you what they want.
Refreshments will be served, and the
proceeds will 60 to the school library.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-16
Anti-Kissing Crusade.

The feature of the convention of
the American Anti-Tuberculosis
League was an anti-kiSsing crusade
started by DR.. Walter M. Tvzzer,
of St. Louis. It's dangerous to be
inlove unless you have clear bill
of health from a physician, and un-
less the object of your affection
also is insured against certain
disease germs. According to DR..
Tyzzer, at least, lovers should
never kiss until they are certain
they are not afflicted with tubercu-
losiS.
DR.. Tyzzer estimates that there
are 100000 deaths each year due to
tuberculosis. The disease, he
thinks, is easily transmitted by
OSCILLATION.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-16

An agricultural exchange says:
Many a farmer will murder his
wife and children through neg
lect this summer by failing to
look after sewage disposal, fly
infection and water supply-and
that deaths from typhoid may be
largely reduced by a few simple
precautions about these things. I"
The News is not at all disposed
to question the above statement,
but merely desires to include
persons of every calling and pro-
fession as we'll as farmers, for
there is a crying need all over
this country for better sanitary
conditions.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-16
National Union to Meet at Jack
son.

According to President G..
R. Hightower, of the state
division of the Farmers Union, it
is practically certain the Septem-
Der meeting of the national organi-
cation will be held in jackson.
This information is based on con-
versation he has had with members
of the national executive committee,
in whose hands the matter of
selecting a meeting place has been
placed. The date of the meeting
is Sept. 8, and there are three
cities which have chance at it, it
having been understood that it will
be either Jackson, Fort Worth or
Oklahoma City.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-16
Clear Branch.

Crops are looking very we'll and farm
ers will soon be through with their work.
A family picnic was given at Pearl
river bridge last Saturday in the old
fashioned way. They had as much fish
as they wanted, besides variety of
other good things to eat, and plenty of
cold drinks.
A series of meetings will begin at Clear
Branch church Saturday before the fourth
Sunday. Rev. Wooster, of Jackson, will
help Pastor Tuition in the services.
We notice in the last issue of the paper
that the board of supervisors continue to
warn road overseers of their duty. 1t is a
well known fact that there are SO many
public roads through the county there is
not enough hands to each road to put
them in first-claSs condition after work
ing out the limited time provided by law.
1t is hard job for road overseers to get
hands to work out the limited time. and
after they have worked out the specified
time the road will have to be in unusually
bad condition to get hands out any more
for that term. Road overseers have the
most unthankful position of any other
PuDi@ duty III Tic NUulllyj I1cY get 10
compensation whatever, and yet they are
held responsible for the condition Of the
roads under penalty of the law People of
this community have decided to try to get
out OF the old rut and insist on having
roads worked by contract and taxation.
The law gives US that privilege and if we
will not accept it there is nobody to blame
but ourselves. The writer is not subject
to road duty lut is just as willing to help
work the road by taxation as anybody
who is subject to the road. Now, there
IS only one thing for us to do, and that is
to make application to the board Of super
visors and they are willing and ready to
DO anything for the county that is legal
and lawful, and best for the county. It
a general saying, that what is everybodys
business IS nobodys business, and IS never
done well, which would be very good
ing the roads. Let's write the petition
and present it to the board for considera-
ton.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-16
Notice.

The Women's Missionary Union of the
Fannin Baptist church have prepared a
Literary Programme for Tuesday, July
FL. beginning at P. M. at the Academy.
Admittanoe free. There will be ice cream
for sale for the benefit of the Baptist
church. Everybody cordially invited.
The programme is as follows:
Music
Devotional Exercises
Welcome Address.
Music.
Paper-What Women's Missionary
Union Stands For.
Music.
Reeitation-The Bridal Wine Cup.
Music.
Paper-Woman' Work.
Music.
Paper oman's Influence.
Music.
Done by order of the Committee, this
I4th day of July, 1908.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-16

Copiah county is wrestling
with the road question and it is
a question that is beginning to be
agitated in Rankin. May some
good plan be adopted that will
secure better highways. The
board of supervisors are all in
telligent men who desire to act
for the best interest of the
county and each member, while
realizing that something must be
done, does not wish to be too
hasty in. making any radical
change. Let the people speak
out and make suggestions. The
News will gladly print short
communications.