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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-12

Mr. John J. Solomon has develop
ed q plant for radiographins pearl
oysters. to ascertain not only the ex-
istence. but the stage Of development
Of the pearls without killing the AMI
mails or opening their shells. As
many as 500 oysters have been SUBJ
mitted to examination In one minute.
hundreds OF shells spread on a tray
being exposed at one time. Oysters
showing no peals are returned to their
beds: those showing partially devei-
oped pearls are sent into hospital
TO be nursed. while those whose pearls
are full grown suffer the fate that at
tends all things which possess some
thing that man wants, 1t Is alleged
that the treatment Is, not injurious
Co the -eysters--as least from their
masters point OF view.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-12
GREAT FIRE IN CHICAGO.
CONFEDERATION STARTED BY A
CIGARETTE.
Armour & Co. Estimate Their Loss
: on Grain at $7OO,OOO-r;ighty Fire
Engines at Work.

Chlcago, Aug. 3.-Fire which was
so hot that the firemen could not GET
nearer than block of it, and which
made 1T necessary to play streams Of
water on buildings three and four
squares away, this afternoon DESTROY
ed the Burlington elevators "E" and
'F," the dock transfer warehouse of
that road and either burned or rem
dered useless 100 box cars. The loss
on the grain in the two elevators is
placed by Armour & Co., who owned
1t, at 100000. The totals loss is
placed 100000.
The fire started at 1 p. m, in Bur-
hngton warehouse, supposedly from q
cigarette dropped near several bar
rels containing chemicals.
At the first explosion the ESQ men
employed in the warehouse and ele-
vators fled and it is believed all es-
capped.
Eighty fire engine companies and
three fire tugs had all they could do
to- confine the confagration to its
original limits. At 3 O'Clock, Fire
Marshall Koran declared that further
spread Of the flames was not to be
feared. Tonight, however several en-
gines are pouring their streams into
the glowing wreckage.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-12
Forest Fires Raging In British Column
bia

Winnipeg, Man., Aug. 3.-Latest re-.
ports from the forest fires raging in
and around Fernie, B. c., tonight place
the number Of fatalities at 125 persons
and the property loss about $1,000
600. From 5000 to 1000 men. women
and children driven from the f1ame-
swept region of Crows Nest territory.
are camped in Cranebrook and the
surrounding hills.
The situation tonight at Michel is
critical. Numerous fires started in the
town this afternoon which were only
put out by heroic exertions. Fires are
raging on all sides and it only remains
for high wind to rise and continue
the destruct ction
Hopes are faint for the safety of the
place. for should the fire jump across
the river il Will be impossible to save
the town. Not alone the new town.
but the coal company's buildings and
the entire old town will be doomed.
Congressman James Lloyd, of Mis-
souri,. chairman of the Democratic
congressional committee, expects to
open the headquarters for his COM
mittee in Chicago about August Is.
What could be more appropriate
than that Candidate. Taft should
first read his speech Of acceptance to
the man who presented him with the
Observation-Disclosures Record.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-12
TOO MUCH HARD CIDER.
White Man Kills Two Negroes Near
Lynchburg.

Lynchburg. Aug. 3.-Near Concard.
10 miles east of here. last night Jack
Lee. white. shot and instantly killed
Beverly Cardwell, colored. and NOR
tally wounded his brother Samuel,
who died this morning. The men.
whites and blacks. were drinking hard
cider and had a drunked misunder-
standing. Lee was arrested.-The
ssst~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-12

No doubt Bryan's speech Of accent
ance, coming after he has read the
newspaper criticisms on the length of
Tafts, will be much shorter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-12

Generally fair in eastern and south.
showers in northwest portion tonisbt
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-12


0 aoss
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Terms tMmeo sae)
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-02-13
BLUE

The party at Mr. Bastions Monday
night was we'll attended and all report
good time.
Mines. Johnston and MENUS visit
ed Mrs. Boyd Of the Zion neighborhood
Saturday.
Gilbert and Bessie Keltner came over
on Monday to visit home folks.
Edith Burns OF Jasper visited Jessie
Johnston Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Heiner enter.
tanned quite number OF their young
friends Saturday night.
H. G. Baldry Of Fairbanks, Alaska,
was in this vicinity on last Thursday
looking over the country with the in
tention Of buying q farm. He has not
located and expects 70 be back IN q few
days as hs 10 visiting brother In Jop.
lin. 81
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-02-13
Program.

Preston township Sunday schl :
convention to be held at M. E. church
jasper, Feb. 18th.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-02-13

this week n VA
Mrs. Chas. Wood spent several days
last week in Barton county.
Mr.. and Mrss Joe TaGner visited with
Mr. Wine and family Sunday.
VIM. Luksn. wssa Joplin visitor
Thursday. alss ..sgiiS saF
A series OF revival meetings will be-
gin at Lynnland Mobday evening Feb.
18th. Everyone is invited to attend.
MIR. Taffner is moving to Lamar this
week. ~
Mr. Craig has purchased house in
Webb and will move bis family there
some time soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter were Jasper visi
tors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McCune were 10
Jasper Saturday.
Mr.. Morris shipped car. load of hogs
Kansas City last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Byers and chill
dren spent Sunday evening with Mr.
Teler and family.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-02-13
COR RRESP-O N De N 6 E
ZION
ZION

There was preaching at Zion church
Sunday morning and evening by Rev.
Rogers Of Duenweg.
C..E. Holmes OF Avilla was the guest
Of D. H. Wamper, Sunday.
Rose Keener spent Saturday and Sun.
day visiting friends in Jasper.
Friday the 14th there will be a pie
supper and entertainment given at
Bloomingdale schoolhouse. Every body
cordially invited.
Mary Graybeal came up, from Garth
q re Sunday to spend several days with
Mrs. E. D. Boyd and Mrs. G. A. Cow
ert. s..s,.
Mabel Tallman and Richard Kyle
spent Sunday afternoon with Grace
Wampler.
Minnie Sanford was the guest of Jas,
per friends Sunday.
Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Mevius Of
the Blue neighborhood visited with
Mrs. E. D. Boyd Saturday.
Alice Curtis is working for Mrs. H.
o. Earl
E. D. Boyd left for Illinois Tuesday
on business trip.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-02-13
BLUE STAR

Miss Carrie Baile, Of Wichita, Kans.,
is visiting at the home Uf her relltives,
Mr., and Mrs. j. H. Coiner. Harve
Coinar met his cousin at Carthsge last
Friday. 1,a
G.S. W,lf atd wife of jasper we're
calling at the HsH home last Sunday.
Knapp Hull ct Lamar is visiting his
nephew, w. H. Harmon Of our town.
While here Mr.. HUI called on our fol-
low countryman, Jim Hull, to see u
any relation existed between the two.
VIM. Kaderly and wife took dinner at
Hall's last SUNDAY.
The sick Of our oeighborhood 10 COM
posed of-on well, nearly everybody is
complaining more or less.
Grand farewell ball ut Boston's on
last Monday night, which was we'll at
tended and a nice time enjoyed by sll
all resent.
Mrs Allen Weyer is visiting relatives
near Lamar this week.
II. A. Collins of Lamar has bought
the Williams store at Boston and was
given possession Wednesday the 18th.
Boston 1. o. o. f. had the Grand
Master with them ON last Thursday
night. A supper was spread after
lodge, of which sll Odd Fellows and
thar families partook.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-02-13
DIAMOND

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wood visited
With Mr.. sud Mrs. Frank Wood Sun.
day.
Gus Smith is building new barn.
John Euzzard went TO Jasper isst
Monday.
Geo. Metzger is putting up his sale
bills.
Chas. Pugh is moving op the Frank
Gulick place.
Earl and Harry Denniston are v visit-
ing home folks at present.
iChas. Livingston has gone to Kansas
to visit his sister, Mrs. Arthur Wool.
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Nett visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Quillin, Sunday.
Theo. Mitchell purchased horse oi
Edd Pfander last week.
w. E. Pfander is sick at present with
inf1amatory rheumatism.
Elba Talley passed through our vic
Unity last Monday.
Mrs. John Hartley is down with tbs
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cap Beal called or Mr.
and Mrs Pfander Sunday evening.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-02-13
LYNNLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Kinoaid spent
Sunday Mr.. and Nrs. James Kiacaid.
Mrs. Chas. wsscott and Miss Pearl
wsseost were Webb City visitors Rri-
day. w.;
. Ms. John Craig e on ths sios iiss
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-02-13

at all times am keeping nice lin
Of Furniture, wall Paper, Telescopes
winow shades, Linolium and Oil cloths
A fine line of Ingram carpets, samples
Brussels. Moquetts, and make piles o
Picture Frames.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-02-13
DUBLIN

Frank Kunkler moved on Ed Pound.
stones farm Monday.
U. g. Hatfield, our hustliug realty
mau, so!d . farm near Mt. Carmel to
Mrs. Rose last week.
Oliver Butler has rented his farm to
Georgs Ward.
Chas:-J Johnson has rented the Hshn
farm.
Lon Garner has rented the Davis
farm.
Wash, Frank and Lucy Sharp visited
near Esrom Sunday. Miss Maggie
Clark Of Esrom 10 now visiting Miss
Lucy.
Gen. Strawn has purchased the prop
-rt, vacated by Frank Kunkler.
Wm.Lane OF Malta was here Monday.
MISS EIva Clark, Who has been very
sick, is slowly improving.
G. w. Johnson made business trip
kausas City last week.
Allan Weyer was 10 -DubliE Sunday.
Will Lane was cuttisg hedge posts a,
his iather's last week.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-02-13

1.3o Song Service conducted by Mr..
Lyo' 8.
PRAYER, Rev. Suter.
1.55 Address Of Welcome, N. A..
Mackey.
2.00-Singing.
2.00-Question-"What preparation
should be made for supply teachers and
who Should have charge Of them?" Led
by Mr.. Paisley, followed by Mr.. Morris
and Parker Moon.
2.35-Temperance Song by quartstts.
2.40-Question-Do we have enough
temperance work in our Sunday sohooli
Under direction Of Tsupssancs Supt.
3.00-male qusftette.
5-Question--"M athcdsof present
ing . lesson to the inkens clkss." Lad
BY Mrs. A. NJ CrspdAlI, folioTsd BY
Mrs. J. "A. Allsn,Es - sx
3.a5- Gepersi rsrnAEis, q. Smith.
Election Of Ofaosrs. s4 ~, a
400 Bsnsdiction, Rsy. Alien. 4
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-02-13

CatcKass ron BALn-I have Tor sale .
number Of chicksns. of tbs Bon 0vph.
ingtou, ard. hrown Legharn breeds.
7Cc sesh, Y. ". KEIEs6l. El94t
The Delta independent., 1908-02-14
Denver Markets.

DENVER UNION STOCK YARDS.
Feb. 13 Offerings of cattle were
quite liberal here last week, bulk
coming from the feed lots of
northern Colorado. Demand was
strong and prices at the close 10
to Is cents higher than week
ago. Good steers found ready
outlet at S4.25 to S4.65 with a
few punches of choice beeves at
S4.75 to 81. 85. Good killing cows
brought So. 30 to S3.75 with sew
eral punches of choice ones at
3d. 80 and one lot of fancy heifers
at SO. 80. Medium to fair cows
sold at $3.50 to S3.25 and the
poorer grades down to $500.
Bulls were firm at $3.50 to SO. Is
for bulk and S3.25 for tops. Veal
calves in good demand and about
steady. Best veals are now sell
ing from IS. 90 to $500. Several
buyers for eastern packing
houses are now stationed here
making purchases and as local
packers are all buying literally,
the competition is keen for good
fat cattle. Feeder supply last
week was rather better than pre-
ceeding week. though not heavy.
Demand was strong for all good
grades and prices closed about
a dime higher. Most of the good
feeders sold at S4.15 to $3.50
with medium light steers at
800 to "a. 10. Demand is better
.iian supply. Today's receipts
1,500 head. Market steady on
fat cattle, weak on feeders.
Hogs were in liberal offering,
a total of over $500 being re-
ceived last week. Demand was
good notwithstanding the heavy
run. Hogs are now selling here
at S4.20 to $4.25.
Receipts of sheep and lambs
were light. There was a strong
demand and prices closed firm.
Ewes constituted the bulk Of the
supply and good ones sold at
$40 to $3.50, the latter price
being the highest paid here for
some time. Wethers brought
$500 and a bunch of choice
yearlings sold at $500.
w. N. FULTON.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-14

The Republican party has many
men fit to be president, but no
one of them is as great as the
party, nor are all combined. But
Mr.. Bryan is the Democratic
party, and its prospects are what
might be expected from SO la
mentable a plight of a once self
governing organization.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-14

The British Parliament has a
variety of troublesome questions
on hand, with the Irish problem
for steady company. King Ed
ward took the safe course of
saying nothing in the fewest
possible words.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-14

In the event of the capture of
the anarchist who is trying to
blow up the American fleet he
should be taken before Admiral
Evans for investigation. That
would be all the blowing up that
any anarchist could desire.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-14

A New York woman was scared
into withdrawing her money
from bank, and then the adviser
proceeded to rob her. In hun
dreds of cases during the furry
the money taken out of bank for
boarding was lost.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-14

The Secretary of the Interior
reports that the government has
reserved 5, 1853, 552 acres of coal
lands in the public domain. Can
ada has taken the hint, and will
make similar reservations.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-14

Mr.. Bryan's drama at Denver
will be cast with one character
only. The lone fisherman will
have the entire stage, but his
party ought to know what sort
of play it likes.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-14

The good Southern man who is
wanted by Judge Parker to be
the Moses of the Democratic
party seems to be about as hard
to locate as the grave of Moses.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-14
Borrowed Editorial.

Col. Watterson announces that
he will support Bryan. The Dem
ocrat can only bow his head and
murmur: 1t is kismet.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-14
For Rent.

Twenty-Five acres choice beet lane
bordering city limits on Garnet Mesa
Apply to
STARR NELSON, Box 103.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-30
ANNUAL REPORT OF
AUDITOR SPALDING
Ellis
County fol 18TH 1908.
AUGUST Is, 1908.

AUGUST To-, IVUU.
Balance General Fund $S12S9. "a
Balance Road & Bridge Reserve 500. 262e 50
Balance Road & Bridge Precinct No, 1 402 32
Balance Road & Bridge Precinct No. g. 33SS ST
Baafiee Road 4 8rGge, Fr@caet No 9. 1901. So
Balance Road Bridge Precinct No 4. 1908 so
Balance Jury Fund .........,.. 1921 10
Balance Per School Fund .,.......... 1875. IL
Balance Available Schoo, Fund ........ 1874 AZ
polaYoa co,rt uouse SINKING Fund aqOe AZ
The new South-news., 1908-03-07

The speeches ;nat Mr.. Bryan
makes as he goes about are all so
good that II Is supefiluous 70 say
that his speech before the Nls>is>'p-
d legislature Jackson l,s' SUM-
day was ma-niticieHi one. Has
lie l. 50 c'van. his character 80 lofty
Al 4 h,S heart ana sou, ,apa thoughts
sa in tuu,h with those of fAe masses
that IL seems impossible tor him 10
say auyaNiux tha' does nov strength
en- HIM. Il spite CT a tew prno;p.es
which ha 10 d< 70. aos endorsed by
thousands. the masses nevertheless
holt n him and rrn~t him. He
grows stronger all rhe time. That
was a good point SA made IN II ns~
way IN Jackson ouf OF ;hr = o's
story uf JOsep. : brethren soirY
down ih'a Egypt TO get rssset from
she famine that WAS ia their lanr-
Under ;hs pronpslngs ~ mniv~s
similar 10 those that sent 'hem so
their once discarded brother who IL
thu land of plenty had what they
most needed. the tauash'nR country
The new South-news., 1908-03-07

They do now say, that the court
house trouble is settled for good and
the contractors went to work, good
earnest, last Thursday morning. we
will give our readers next week the
full text of the Boards proceedings
in the matter. preiering 20 wait un-
~ they adjourn, 20 give II officially.
The whole people of the county VIII
be glad to know that work has COM
menced land hope Will be pushed
to completion
The new South-news., 1908-03-07
A Tribute TO Solomon.

"There never ras a boy born into
the world that don't have TO have
the hickory put to him more than
once. an. lie oftener the better,
said MIR. b lie Sanders. "You may
think my talk is harsh. bat the more
/ love a BOY the more l wanter see
hn come under some strong an
heavy hand, bkcaze | know It's his
only salvation. You may lock back
on all the youngsters you vd know q
an You'll find that we aint got any
wisdom than solomon, If as much. =.
He tore the bottom out or the bas-
ket in mighty few words. Spar
the rod an spile the chile. Ell he ID
A. never said Dothiu' else. them sew
eu wor..s would "a made him the
wisest man the world ever seed. Nc
news paper paragrapter has ever
beat it yst II orevity's the sole OF
whit-leather. your Uncle S0lomor
1 nas got il down mighty fine IF he
/ aia-. YOU may call me Mabel, an
rrlnt III be pa9er 'Art I've don'
4 2 10 n sl1ped WI cllege fiddler
luaned Clarence Raymond. DOE
Chandler Harrl~ in Un.le Ramu :!
A.asr ne for Enrcn
The new South-news., 1908-03-07

~ virtue 81 decree a. the Chan
cary Corrt of me lst District OF Jones
ceubty Mississippi. mace at the Dec
.mner Term 1907. authorizing ard di-
spctia- sAs rncs rsi2Est guardian TO
seil certain lands herein described. !
wiu en- Monday lie 6.n day OF April,
1868. AT the court nouse door OF the 1st
District. IN the town OF Ellisville, of
-a,d chcnsy, and Within legal hours OF
sale. sell 70 the highest bidder for cash
~ puniic cat cry. the following land
TO Wit; X o. n " OF Sec. 10 I 6 B
ls vest. said .aud 10 sold for support
and msinsenance OF wards. Tho I; Il
il ssI,: 10 he good. This March !. 10 )8
NRs. ADDlK A. WILSON
Hardy 4 Arnold, cuardian
Solicitors.
The new South-news., 1908-03-07
SkA6GSviiLE.

Perhaps lev hns- from 'h'-
r'Aep stl ta H- mi--
unr sged lii-ta Mr skaggs
sne ha- her tr- sore'imr q0i
.ics. weur.e 'hnf BE- may recov-
-r hi- p-nai heslih
Wr Doi. allL sndnfts The bereave.
mrnt o. ine fsmiiy " our county
spYfrinferaeii. caused by the deaib
Of o precious owed ore.
No-f % our nrighhor. are prepar.
ire ard planting snfesns and truck.
oiichfs Mr. 30 is preparir9 20
rveff soine ~ tho surplus Inn
AROUND hi- mil lu'n an snf-rprisln9
uucS farm. Thinks BE- may grow
melons 80 large fhat "we boys
can't get Of 9TH 'eni
This place has a esd and dull ap-
ponfancc e~ me mill here is not yet
running. having been closed down
for more Than iwo months. Sever
a Of fhe bnysare longing 70 hear
be iein.lir toot OF tie whistle.
calling them to their poets - dnfy
We trust Tint time will roon ar-
rive.
"Cpo" had the sure Of ai-
enl.ng services Ia Your city Inst
sabbath. and vfrs highly epprecie-
fe1 ihe c0rdiiiitv 0f tho Rev Sir.
| Dpwfon and members % She church
iiis Discourse wa- very impressive.
and cited very plainly fhat the onls
alternative. toa useful christian lift
Is 70 be- % "toer" aud not hewoi
anic
The school at 'his placc. heina
conducted hy Ali.a Bertha Lanc. 4
Indy ~ -t.rling character and COM
pent"ncy a- y teacher, sill s0oi
come TO close for the present W.
regret 10 see her leave, and hop'
thnt she NOV oenin be- Installed Il
conduct ue another -chco'
While on the subject of schools
Sc wish 90 say that we are heartily
d IA rvinplfhv with our superu en-
ienf. Mr. Waldrup, ~ behalf O
furiherirg the methods Of riuca
. non. We fcilizs ihn: "a Is very -
9 -rniinl TINT pnr' MS, trustees ant
ifHchtrs cultivtfr Sff1alitv an
alrnrfuy r1.nNprate fnkpfrer fn
fhe impr u msuf Df gduellionsl fe
c'ltier Il 'Vi- be- done, backed an
Y ~ rouraged hy zApinus surrrlrf"n
4 dent. fhr TIME j. NOT fnr di-tar
:. when the schools Of Jones count
= viii be second 10 none In fnrtipi'r
the grand principals Of eeuca'ion.
"CBD'
The new South-news., 1908-03-07
Bankrupt Notice.

In the District C6urt of the United
States for the Eastern Division OF
the Southsrr District Of Mississippi.
IL the matter OF 0 y. Baikin.
bankrupt.
TO whom it ma, corcssa-fsxe no
tice that petition IN bankruptcy aas
oeen died bv O \ B1'sfr. pra, ing
tnat he be cis'.nsrgec from all ti>
debts p.ovat1s in haukrur'cv. A hear
ing upon ssi: ..@'i'inn viii had ~ Me-
r.uian. Missis~lrp;. an the f6 day OF
March A. n 1905. At which time and
place you are r. eqoired II snow caa<e
snny xon have why Ire prayer oi
said petition lcuia ne grsnisd.
Naren 4, 1905 l.. B. IostLEY,
Clerk
The new South-news., 1908-03-07
YOU
II You Are Delinquent

sVb 49, - N'ff'
1t seems ~ i-a hard matier for
s,me Of orr subscribers 10 iealz'
that we mean exacny what we pny
wben we state thaf recent ru'iue
OF the posroFricE DFrARrurrr viii
not permit. after April 1 "a sub
scriber carried whose sub.cfp'ion
account is more than one venr old.
Hence. If hose who behind do
not pay np, we shnli le compelled
30 drop their names iFom our roll
and place thor accounts in the
hands OF q collection neencv or an
officer. or else loose what they ow'
this Office. ard this we DO not Zee
inclined to do Pay up now and
keep on good terms with the editor
This means YOU, II son are delin-
queni.
The new South-news., 1908-03-07

All DECIDE, Trust deeds aud other in
strumeuts affecting the title TO land
and entitled tc record are required oy
tie law creating the Second Dietrice
OF Jones county, 10 be entered on tee
books know as Abstract BOOKS, for
which IN extra fee OF 16 cite. per lot Or
or forty ia fixed BY the said law and
will heuceforth charged. This Law bae
been ex'epeed 70 cover tbs en.iso
county. Tnis March %-h 19e6-
In. CRAWFORD.
Chapcery CIerk.
The new South-news., 1908-03-07

Something will hare to b. Goao
10 cheek fhe growing demaas :"
If tbs big 3 state ~ducA tionai iosgi-
tutions. TO Wit: the University ot
Nississipps, the A. = n. Col1eRs aad
the Ii. & College. Or sleo NY viii
bapkrupt thu stsss. IL = oototn9
g - aloxmin& % ~ ~ Ieoss q =.
The new South-news., 1908-03-07

Judge Rularl has pretermlted the
March tern of the Circuit Court for
.ne lst District. so there will be no
court next Monday As heretofore an
aouuced
The new South-news., 1908-03-07

The Senate committee 20 invfsil-
gate the brownsville affair. report
that the negro soldiers wefn guilty
OF shooting up the town. and no
holds President Roosevelt Tor diss-
missing them In disgrace from the
military service.
The new South-news., 1908-03-07

MIR. Bryan 10 his speech at Jack
son, last saturday compltmenteo
Joha sharpe Williams very highly,
he said that The currency bill intro
auccd by him, was the best that had
been offered by any one.
The new South-news., 1908-03-07

WIN rnc1-s.. - s~ss=ss<x'
: rv~at SIR The wear 81 paint goesby
gallons. the less gallons paint wFares
longest. The reason, OF course, "a its
.trcngth. Il takes lese gai'ons, be-
cause It ia strong; II wearsa long
time. because % IL strong. lt "a al
paint mud the strongest paint.
There is n best paint among all
paint paints. No two are alike, Of
course; no two covere alike or wear
alike. One Is thin. and the other Ia
thlcg. one has 10 much lead. another
too much zluc. another is right. The
rlrht il psvoe. 40 far ss yet known.
Perhaps somt pody else will hud ont
better paint than Devoe, then De-
voc will become more gallons paint.
a costner paint. weaker paint, a
less durable paint, a less economical
pant. timid paint.
Bigger changes than that have
come over the world. Devoe has the
lead, why ehoulin't we. loose II &c
somebody elseY
Yours truly
"a +. W. DENoE q Co
=. ). Myers Sore sells our Paint
The new South-news., 1908-03-07

Az the OHIO Republican, s'ate
Convention held last Tuesday, Taft
was unanimously endorsed fr
president, Foraker aut DioS were
completely routed. horse foot and
jrnpoon.
The new South-news., 1908-03-07

is tuning to Bryan for help. Ih.
people believe thar ne has the corn
that he has something substantial
to give;and thev love 70 hear HIM
talk ahous it. Neriiiaa p.spafch.