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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29

Galveston, Texas, Oct. 28.-Arrived: Fl Dorado (Amn.) Nelson, New York #; Roman Moore (Br.) Phelan. Liverpool; Lord Roberts (Br.) Boa1, Port Talbot; San Marcos (Amn.l Davidson. New York.
 Cleared: Steamers Chaimette (Amn. Forbes, New York. Montauk (Br. } Haughton, Havre:. Calabra (Ger. ) Mehr, Hamburg; LaHpasas (Amn. ) Johnstone, New York.
 Sailed: Steamers LsAmpasas tAmn J Johnstone, New York; Ehairnette (Amn.) ) Forbes, New York; Thurland Castle (Br.) Antwerp and Ghent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
Hard Cash Arrives.

The Birmingham and Gulf Alabama river boat Hard Cash reached the city wharf late last night with a good load of freight consisting of cotton and cotton seed After unloading the Hard Cash left early this morning on her return trip to Mobile, with a small quantity of freight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29

The Expert Cleaners.
 Phone 11s. French Dry Cleaning Go. 2O3 Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
...-,,o~e I.Icenses Issued.

Tn the office of Probate Judge Pltts tbIs morning licenses were issued for the marriage of Miss Mary Willie OK ford to Mir. Claude A. Nicely. Both of the young people live near orrNiile' and are very popular and will receive the hearty congratulations of thelr many friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29

Mrs. Eugene Magee has gone to Hat tiesburg to visit Mrs. H. H. Warren.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29

Mrs. W. W. Groom has gone to Oak Hill to spend week with AArs' A. F. Gail1ard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29

Miss Villa Faith is in Birmingham on visit to her cousin, Mrs. William T. Parker
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29

Mrs Harry T. Smith and little daugh- fer. Dernaris, have returned from an extended Western trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29

MT. L. W. ,avage is here on visit from his home in Evergreen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

6 c 5 0 nj 3 \ on 5 { /.
@olmegoaro / 9ltermarie paa 8orn=
bolm CT al gieren Ser Miellen lolgt
til Sprgen &pr1er fra Giienbolm /
9spfer for $4,000 &r. Mrealet CT
81 Sor. 2an0.
- gl1fefru Mbelone @anien far
lolgt lin Gje1oom v61gliong", 127
I6r 9on6, / &oppel 5ogn poo 2ol=
lolro, til @oar6ejer 8. &c. &eterler1
al Gonobp for 105,00 ST. 8eint.
ming pg &pit me6fplger. S%pertogel:
len ifer 20. September.
0pbsfal6. Eeniioneret @oit:
meter $. &robn, Norup pao 6pen
ct afgooet peo Dpoen, 60 Star gam
mel.
- &ipbmano og @otelejer 8. IS
Mgller, S6ber, er afgaaet pe6 90
SEN. Mfbe6e bar Meolem al @e
itprelie Ell for &uos<9eing @erre6eri
Sernbane og beflGbte flere amor
Stllt0sbperb.
- 6obrifant S. 6. Gbriitionler
tioligere Meolem al &eile 8proao o!
Meoejer al Geile 8omtlOsfabrtfer
ct ofgooet pes 9e6e11, 72 Mor gam
mel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04
6pis Sc far nbbctalt ontrent ia

@pis Sc far nobctalt omtrent loa
mango Henge ionr Sc brp0er Gem
ON paa Goftorer og Meoiciner 1,0en
at blipe fritz, ioa er set paatioe at
prpue Or. 3eters &urifo. Der fin
Oes 2Ggefroft / bper eneite 6lolfe al
bette gmnle ltrtemi00el 0en fgrlte
0oiis ptl %operbepiie Gem 0erom. Ser
foqes fife paa Mpotbefet, men fun
bos 5ilpirferne, 9r. 8eter 6abrneg
& Cons Co., 112-11S go. Some
Mpe., Chicago, Sl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

bpore Rongeparret, % Der bar her'
ifet oen beoite Goritaaelie e % melt no
mprfeDe SiIfreositillelie paa beggt
Siber.
6orpngt ninger nnoe Ell
Iriiienborg. Sopeogaaroer
ggbpgooro meo MrnefsgaarDer
v5fpplooen" CT fra 1. Mpril 1905
al 9cbnsgrepc 6rijS-6riiienborq
bortforpagtct til Yroprieter Ia
Gonr, &oiengoaro peo @innerltp, for
eli aarlig Mfgift al 5000 aroner.
@nor6ens @ortfom er 41h 50. mef
500 5or. 2anb. - Sra ianme Doto
CT @aor0en u@agsbelm", bportil bp=
rer 400 Ior. 2ono, al 2e6nsgrepe
1riis bortforpagtet til Sfopfogen
@anier, 6oiitrl1p, for CT, oarlig III
gift al 1000 4r. 8egge Torpogtni1,
ger er afill,tteoe for ct 5iosrum al
10 Mor.
GeD 9 t m lingsb q II
&c @gilfole oil Ser peo Sin=
tcr1fnIen bIipe un6erpi1t al 5 SGrere.
6orl,oen Toritonoer @corg @tmmell=
ltrr,p ct e1 2anobrrgsfanotoot Ell
@pnmoitiflerer, 2erer &ier og 2e=
rer g. 5penoltrl1p fnpttet til Sfolen.
Gpenoltr1,p far peret 2erer peo ct
Ear @pjifoler og bapt @ejifolelGrer<
nes &1erius / Mifop. 6or 5 Mar IL
SEN rejite ban til Mmerifa for at
.obertoge Ell strengthening peo Cane
boo Spjifole. Otter EFT Girfiombeo
ser / 3 g(ar blep ban 2erer pe0 Den
oanjfe &rei teifole. 6or ct MarS STD
lioen fom ban bjem for at gjennem<
9aa ct Sur l1s pe6 StatenS etaarigs
2ereri fole.
ct t t boIif g anato o.
rum - eb @sber 9. Sno-
pielien al ct. Soiefs=SpitreneS Suz
berfuloie =Gonotorinm @ieling
Hlantoge fan6t @teb 5. is. Mngult.
Ser por inbbuot en- &rebS al 2eger,
fatboll tie Grel ter, mango ct. Solets
Spitre og &eprei ental1ter for YreS=
len meb flere. 0esuoen ielpfelgelig
SSngeni9re11, Mrfitefter og &aanoper=
fere. Man iamleoes uoenfor &opeo-
inogangen, fra bpilfen S11opieliesto=
len blep bolot. Yaitor Camel fra
&ipbenbapn ifl,l6e bope bolbt Snopi=
cliestolen, me1 par f%orbinoret. S
bans 5tc0 talte 8aitor Scbmio al
Morbus gonlfe fort, @oitor Scbmio,
ser bar / Ornat, bolot 6erefter Ell
8p1 boaoe paa Sranif og 9anif.
Derefter aflong 6oriamli1gen Gal
men Store @l1o, III lobe Big.
. I'M s + nj / II / e +
$ { en- g q 8 e r III p 3
Yuar6 ifrtper uMarbnS Mmtsti=
ocnoe 81. a.: Miniiterens 6orfar fee
ltebe. lin 3ib @aar0en al @erifabet
poo 1boriteoluno - ct al &omman=
ber, 6olfetingsmano 8lubmes COB
ier. 5enere figbte S9iteren @aar-
SEN til fri gjenoom for 1000 &tgS=
6alcr. 0o Niintiteren / 1888 oper=
tog @aoroen, tit en- pngre 8rooer 10
Scr. 2ano, iaa ser III al set oprin=
oeliae Mreal ct so S0r. 2anO til
baae. Marfen ligger run0t omfring
@aor0en og er lamlet. Eao @ien-
oomn1en fin6es ser Ell 8eletntng al
ii Malfefper, 10 SfDffer l%lngfp9g,
1 Sci tie nteo mere. "a Miniitere,,
lom Jung 0reng begpn0te at paSie
&reoturer, bar ser Z &per % s ling
freatl1rer pao Sen ia1nleoe @aar0. S
1889 neobrnnote Sc / 6O'erne ppfprte
8pgninger. Senien=Spnoerups
@oaro er bel6repen, og mani Ter let,
at Sen CT i EN- 6pgtig Mon0s .@Gn=
Ser. &
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

4 EEA NAEJs ~
pe6 5fanoerup Rirfe, en- Mano pao
so Mar, Ser er.blinb % bar pGret Del
belle fin 2epetib, er blepen undertakes
eli 9ienoperation / &igbenbapn. gu
fon ban lei.
@piifoIe 0 + t a 5 c I
i8irfebaI &c eI EN- forlaoer
i sen nGrmelte Sip 2ppenbolt sri
ifole. Mariogen er, efter bpao r&an=
6ers &enitreblab" meobc!er, Ell Soft
fliff mes Mebeieren, @r. 2alrita
Nielien.
2emr ri 9 Sernbanelt a
It ION er forleoen Scot neobrG11ot.
&ontorinpentaret re00e0es, oerimoo
brenote 5totionsforitanoer Sllbls
Suobo.s Nariagen til Slbens SP
fon1lt pibes fife. Sernbaneitationen
bar foriifret / r@jgbiteoernes olmin-
belige @ranoforlifring" for 5000
&sroner.
v2ocaI Option" ON
S11oenrigsminiiter Berg
bar uoite6t &robepilling til @jeren al
&irfebp &ro neb &aroe, ifjpnt Scr
peo &om1neoKtemning bar ofgipet
1913 Stemmer moo 8epilling og fl1l1
10 Stemmer for, og ifipnt baooe
@ogneraab og Mmtsraa6 bar negtet
Mnbefaling.
g pff.en / Mg-
gerinn6. 2ege Gbrtiteniens SUI
itru fra Snliteb er afgaaet peb 81
Sen paa Sierritslep @pgebus, iom
Splge at De 8ranblaar bun pooorog
Jig, ga ben6es lille Sgn, iom omtolt
iibite l1ge, omfom UNDER en- Brano
/ en- misunderstanding, og b1f1
1pgte at reb6e bnm.
@oot ifuDt. @n Mano /
Gcilc bar forleoe1 paa Sngt loe |
@ngene. @an opbager Ell &9p og
ifpber Sen. S set iamme flpper cit
Giloonb op, iom &epen bapoe iiooet
% Inret paa. Den maattc laoe 2tnet
for set Stub, ser enbnu bar ttlbage
/ @sslen. Set b6rer iiffert til Sjpl=
benbeoerne, at b11blere en- &ep og
Ell &iloanb.
8 nj e tor $ e 5 e :
brand, hpis Slolinie ipen6te ODER
tire 6jeroingbei, melDes fra Saroe<
@gnen. Jor at begrenoie og oGmpe
Sloen o%npenbtes 80 Ylope, foripeno=
te meo 80 &ar iterfe ipbife @eite.
&per Ylop b%etientes of 2 Mano. 81
Sen nerntebe Jig mere og mere Flo<
pe11e, men alligepel lpffeoes oct omit
ser at begrenoie set ltore 5lomme-
bap. M1en Ser brenbte BOG ct Mreol
al 500 Gor. 2ano @eoe.
6 frpb e g t $ II 3.
S Mnleoning al &ongcbeieget opfer<
teS ser paa 8laabjerg ct itort Srg>
bus. Ser bar itor @lG0e oper bette
@us, iom funbe anpenoes til Msoer
i &eenpeir og ligne,,0e. Men MI
er ~@riet iunfet / @rrs. Sgmmer
og Stolper er fneffe6e oper iom
5eno1tiffer, bdlteoe og fneffeoe t
Stpffer imellem b%inan6en. &nlet
por tegnet og fonitrl1eret at en- Sir
|fiteft fra Morbl1s og Spfprell len bap=
Sc fo1tet benpeo 1000 &roner.
Som sc @omle I'M
Iorle6en Sgr1oag afbolotes
i &eopeo pes Morbus ct 9Drel fne,
ser bar lat / Gcene al 0rengene Ser.
Sill Sfuet bar uoitillet til &rennie=
ring II @un0e % omtrent 100 &o=
miner. Oct bele gift feitligt og freoez
ligt, og 9ommerne uobelte efter beo-
1te Sfip1l Yremier1re og Eer1gego,
per11e, UNDER bDilfen. eli &arl ire
@pe11 br11gte lin @armonifa efter beo:
lte Gpne, bpilfet biOrog pGloigt til
at bpine Te1tbumpret. On Mftenel
,fif olle fig cit 5pingom meb Gioli11:
og Srompetmu1if.
Yal5gonr6 olgt. EolS
gaoro GODS / 8jerre @erre0 ct for
leoen iolgt til 0ireftgr Scbon bel
lotto Mpnfteos Morgarinefobrif
2onoon for 1,328,790 &r. 9ett
@jenoomsl alg oil peffe en- biS Sp
1igt. Eolsgoarb blep / lin SID figb
~ Nnror meApI= cnrIShprn fnr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

&ongen los UNDER. lit Spbolo
/ Malborg en- &rans neolGgge paa
ofopoe Tinonsmini1ter &ilb. 2asienS
@rap og Gnfefrn 2asien tillige til
Mr1oiens.
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mofrot" og flptter fra Marbus til
&oloing.
90 o6 al &re6tt. Monl1=
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8p, og oenne 8mnf uolteoer 90 moi
en- pis @aranti 8anfnoter til bbel
&11n6e ser otter benptter 6tsie ion
Betalingsmib6el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

rs q 5 9 d l. +>ulS=
gaoro @p6s / @jerre 9erre0 ct for
leoen iolgt til 0ireftpr Scbou peo
otto Mpnite0s Margarinefobrif /
2onoon for 1,328,790 &r. Settle
@jenoomsialg pil beffe Ell pig Sp=
iigt. Halsgaar6 blep / lin Iio fipbt
al Baron @eoe1=Sarlsberg for l
Wfillion &roner al Yrins Scbenoicb
Garolat. 8oroner, ser JONI befienot,
far rep~raienteret Morge / &jeben=
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fom @ronprtns.
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poa Mifop @ejifole og en6te s. IA
Mngult / &an0ers. Mlle Gegne ba1
8elgget bpret meget pellDffet. 9el
er blebet bol6t mango Saler for og a
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fin 1tore @ierligbe0 og SAT til s.
ufiere NgrreiD6er" og rigelig lo'
regne meo Sr6ener og Sitler oDe
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Dipoerne bar giort alt muligt for a
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

Since the authority has been
given the board of supervisors of
the several counties to establish
agricultural high schools, MANY of
the counties of the State have
availed themselves of the right and
are moving on towards the success
ful establishment and the equip
ment of these institutions.
Holmes county has several offers
to consider, pending the location of
the school, Lexington offering
twenty-five acres of land with a
twenty room building, together with
1000 in cash; Durant wants the
school so badly that she will give
$4,000 and forty acres of land.
There are other applications to
be considered also. The point we
wish to make is this: If the found
ing of such a school in Holmes
should create such an interest whv
would it not in WilkinSon9
Let us get together and have an
agricultural high school here, in our
own county; let us educate our
boys and girls at home. -Woodville
Democrat.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
Stark Jones.

On Tuesday afternoon at the
residence of Fillmore Jones in the
Lucknow neighborhood, of this
county, Prof. w. B. Stark was
united in marriage to Miss Ailene
Jones, DR.. w. T. Marlborough,
pastor of the First Baptist church
in Jackson officiating. The bride
was educated in jackson and
afterwards taught there in the
public school. Prof. Stark was
assistant superintendent of the
schools Of that city, but will
in sthe future reside in Mag
nolia, where he has been elected
principal of the school. Both
are deservedly popular and The
News joins their many friends in
hoping the best things of life
will be theirs.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
Mississippi Battlcship Fund.

Crystal Springs, Miss, July
9th. Brandon News: Last
week | received through the
estimable Mrs. C, w. Girdlestone
S13.2 Is, as a contribution to the
Mississippi Battleship Fund.
appreciate this fully and know
this little woman has done her
best-but for her | would have
received nothing from there.
Still from the home of so many
of our noted statesmen, as have,
and still live in Brandon, had
confidently hoped for more than
this. In other towns the banks
donate $500 each. Should this
be the case $40 might be their
proceeds from Brandon banks.
Now | can only say this Of the
few towns who have sent in con-
tributions, 1t might not be
general. Now I'm not going to
make any criticism of Brandon
or any place, for shall accept
with appreciation Whatevar is
sent, but can't you and some
politicians there, with the bust
ness men, help Mrs. Girdlestone
make the Brandon donation come
up to, at least, $50. Any prompt
assistance will be greatly appre-
ciated. Very respectfully,
Mrs. Eunice M. Lockwood.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
Mrs. Sdl.ie d. AillS.

With the death Of Mrs. Sallie
D Aills on last Monday morning
at 2 o'clock at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. w. M. Phillips,
in Jackson, there passed away
one of the best known and most
beloved women of Florence.
Her health had been feeble for
some time, but her death was a
shock to her many friends and &C
quaintances, who loved her for
many estimable traits of charac-
ter. She was married in her
young womanhood to DR.. VIM.
Aills, long a resident of Florence,
where he ranked high as a ply
stefan and as a true man. She
was about 81 years of age and
left the following children to
mourn her loss: Mesdames J. H.
South and C. J. Stubs, of Flor
ence, w. M. Phillips, of Jackson,
and Mrs. Martha Durham, of
Clarksdale, Miss Fannie Belle
Aills, Robert and William Aills, of
Florence. Her remains were laid
to rest in the cemetery at Flor
ence, where her husband was
buried several years ago.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
Marriage Licenses for July.

White j. w. Vermillion and
Miss L. V. Davis; Cole Polk and
Miss Matte Mize; Homer Gray
and Miss Mary Oizelle Stegall;
Dan L. Stevens and Miss Letha
Ponder; w. B. Stark and Miss
Lucy Ailene Jones.
Negroes Handy Davis and
Bette Ann. Taylor; James Bragg
and Pinkie Gaffney; James Henry
brown and Henrietta Lowe.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
School Board Meeting.

Pursuant to notice, the school
board of Rankin County, Missis-
sippi, met at the office of the coun-
ty superintendent, in the town OF
Brandon, July 81, 1908, all the
members of said board being pres
ent, and after being called to order
by the superintendent, the follow
ing proceedings were had and done,
to-Wit:
Oath of Office. All the men,
bers of said board having taken the
oath of office, as provided by
the statute, the next business was
the selection of a secretary, and on
motion, ]. G. Bruce was elected to
said position.
Separate School District. A pc
tition was filed, signed by ]. N.
Slaughter ct al, to establish a
separate school district, as provided
by the Code uf 1905, section 1880.
After considering the subject, the
board being satisfied that said pc
tition was signed by a majority of
the patrons and land owners re-
siding in the territory embraced in
said petition, on motion, ordered
that said petition be granted as
prayed for, to include the follow
ing territory: Sections 20, 90, "a,
a5, se, 81, 81, 80 and SO, T. Z, R. 8,
and sections 10, 80 and 81, T. Z, R.
4, and sections /, and 8, T. 6 R.
3, and section 6, T. 6, R. A.
On motion the board adjourned,
to meet again on Monday, the 3rd
day of August, next, at which time
the board will consider the subject
of establishing an agricultural high
school in Rankin county, as pro-
vided for in the acts of 1905, and
will then determine whether to es-
tabliSh said school.
j. c. BERRY,
j. G. BRUCE,
j. G. ROBINSON,
w. L. BARROW,
@. B. HARRIS.
Going to paint? Give us a
chance to figure with you. Jack
son Hardware Co.
Hold the horse while / go in to
buy one of those Soc whips at
Jackson Hardware Co. for %
cents.
Have you seen our new designs
in builders hardware; they are
fine. jackson Hardware Go.
"A woman likes q man who
has something in him, even if it
is nothing but original SIM All
men have that and some nothing
else, but some woman will care
for each, for nature decreed it
that way.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

We have some nice top and
open buggies, also a few Old
Hickory wagons you can buy
cheap for cash. Brandon Mer-
camille Co.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

Received this week by H. A.
Busick Co., carload direct from
the mills, the following:
''Pansy'', White Velvet" !,
and Gilt Edge" -four, shorts
and bran. You have used and
heard recommended the above, as
the best, SO We. will not explain
quality.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

There are other brands of flour,
but none to equal ''Pansy". 81
per Dbl. less than some old time
favorites. III. A. Busick Co.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
Bridge Notice.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
Will be received at the Chancery Clerks
oftlce. up to II o'clock noon on the first
Monday in August, for building a bridge
across Conway slough on turnpike, near
Jackson in Beat No. 2.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
JNO. A. GAYDEN, Clerk.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

. We have a few bushels Of
Amber sorghum seed, $1.85 per
bushel, cash; also a few bushels
Of Clay peas, $3.50 per bushel,
cash. Brandon Mercantile Co.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

We are just in receipt of a
shipment of the celebrated w. G.
Smith & Sons buggies. Now is
the time to get one of the best
buggies made at prices to suit.
Gayden & Co.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

just for fun we are selling
Diston's hand saws for $1.25.
Over there they charge 81. SO
for them. Jackson Hardware
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

sPansy'', the housekeeper's
delight, can now be had at H. "A.
Busick Co., who handles the best
flour to suit the most critical.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

Go to Brandon Mercantile Co.
If you want a bargain in furni-
ture and cook stoves they have
just gotten in new lot.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

For SALE-A comfortable
dwelling, with good water, four
acres of land a splendid home
for one who wishes to send chill
dren to Brandon's fine school,
which is located near it; very
easy terms. Apply at News
Office.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

We wish to reduce our stock of
dry goods, shoes and hats; in
fact everything in our line, and
to do this we will give you prices
right. Gayden & Co.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

Garry your money to Taylor
and buy cotton goods at prices
like they were when cotton was
5 cents.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

Taylor will give you good goods.
He don't put out trash just to
make price. Go to the big sale
July %.