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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-15
Spasrns
St. Vitus' Dance

Many persons who sui
frrcd untold agomics from
epilepsy, fits, spasms, and
st. Nitus' Dance are to-
day well. The strength
cniug influence of DR..
Miles Ncrvinc upon the
shattered nerves having
restored them to perfect
health.
Il endured agony TINT words cam
rot ,Nrrn-s from 81. Ni'us dance.
which followed very sever" spell ~
r',u'u.ftsru I uu,Iug,I with D. ply
stefan: Hut iU" more took OFF nis med.
Iuiu" 10" worse / got. My mother d.
nIlnnaf Ur'rt -htuh"n Wb wei a. pNNF-
lru'ly rNhnu~t"d frum "nusttut care.
u" iI.' mhH 'r" ~ 70 UrigNhpr sUp nrunur.
90 70 h'tfl, ut br MIL, NDr,in.. FROM
H." iis' doss 10 The last % continued
Change ,rr the better WIS noticeable,
aud Whom I hrd tu'."u o'r-'u hotties
EliWtuD f. rn'N
North Mmrh'J"r ludiwi.
"Cur 'rlo boy Harry. had sposms
or i'rn Ne.t 'ud |'tNWg So d"n'
l''.d MN mn1y r''Ns'rl,n. y" con.
'. q. '... "'.0. '''" l.f.' .H"'
.n aum."n H.- .'i..G O" In Miles
,."'t '' w.. .ss". .HE B.. 'H .fu.
li.a muroyruan' .w.l aw nDi
when UH Has Hr.-.... f. ...fE '.r.
T." u.r amnrs f.I .i. ....1 ..l 20
N.f 'lH' tttH 1"t|" ..I.
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Her surroundings should be in har.
mony. aud can best be made so bv I
we'll kept home. The L. & NJ. Pur,
RANT makes the home beautiful. II
preserves il and prevents decay. TIL,
cost per gallon ready Tor use Is onl,
$40 It wears for ten years and
longer. Thirty-three years OF continu
OTIS use is evidence.
X. Il. Frazer. Elkton.
w +. Cummings, Port Deposit
! y. Roncy. North East.
L. 4 VI Paint Agcnts.
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I'M MEMORIAM

In sad but loy ng remembrance ct IN,
dear grandfather John Simpson
who died eight years ago to-day
February IL, 1908.
Gone. but not forgotten.
II is just eight years ago to-day,
Since his dear spirit He'd
How sudden was the summons
When word came he was dead
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i CeciIJ Wing 3
Fifty Years Aso
ILkTON. FEBRUARY 20, 1888.
TEMPER NNCE MEETING.

\ temperance meeting is TO be held
iu the Court House on Wcdncsda
evening nest. 10 he addrcs ,cd by Ed
win Wilmer. Esq, and others There
seem, t. hc "a great interest iclt now on
th subject and We presume there will
he 81 large turnout ~ our citizens on
this occasion.
APPOINTMENT By THE COM
MlSSlONERS.
The County Commi, sioncr, have APP
pointed Joshua J.. Gatchcl, Esq. In
,pcctur II Weight, and Measures for
Cecil county Mr.. G.. has had the
>tandard weights and measures belong
ing To- the county cleaned up and test
ed and will commence his duties as
soon ~ the weather permits.
MARRIED.
Work \lcxandcr-On the 27th ult.,
by Rev !. l.. Nallandingham. Mr..
Dav { Work to Miss Lucinda Alex
andcr. both OF this county.
Taylor arrcit--On the 18th inst,
by Rev. James Peck, Moses X. Taylor
al Port Deposit, to Miss Hannah Ann
Garrett. oi Baltimore City.
DIED.
Gilcs-Dcpartcd this lie in the city
ui Philadelphia, on Tuesday, February
roth, 1853. at the residence oi her sis.
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In the graveyard softly sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies the one ] love so dearly.
In his lonely, silent grave.
Oh, how sudden was the summons,
When word came he was dead;
Time was too short TO say farewell,
To those he loved SO well.
BY his Granddaughter,
NJ. +. S.
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M91zn1zN
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Ml1sl2nl UnA=
@]@usyy@@lOr
Reduced

Every piece OF Muslin Under
wear that we own, all new this
season, has been marked at most
liberal reductions.
Users OF high-gradc muslin gar
ments could appreciate these even
at regular prices; at the new prices
ii would pay anyone to anticipate
a years supply in advance OF their
wants. Large variety of Corset
Covers, Gowns, Skirts. Drawers,
Chcmisc and short Skirts at reduc-
ton OF from IS cents to 81. so on a
garment,
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tcr-in-law, Mrs. Amelia Hard ng, Miss
Mary NJ. Giles. aged 7a years and /,
months.
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LEWIS BUILDING

Large Of fine Fall and Winter millinery Trimmed and
Untmmed Hats in Fes veIves and Beavers variety Of MIN
ing in Pume Pompoms, Feathers Flowers, Ribbons
gracious showing all who call her stock Mrs Wilson's
trimming needs no other advertisement
The oasis., 1908-05-30
Try m OASIS ad. for results.
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, Land Office al Phoenix, Ariz., April 20, 190S.-Notice is hereby given that Domingo Romero. of NOgales, A rig. has filed notice of his intention to make final hve-year proof in support Ot his claim. viz: Homestead Entry No. 2600 made May 2d, 1900 for the N19SE14 SW14SEl4, SE14Sw14 Section l2. Township 24S., Range BE, and that said proof will be made before Allen T. Bird, Clerk of Court, at Nogales. Arz., on June 9 l9nS.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of, the land, viz: Guprro Hereda. Charles Lopez, Nj. K. Reisnger. all of Nogales, Ariz.. Jose s. Sierras, of Duquesne. AriZ.
 LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD, Register. April 25-May 30.
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hundred. The new club rooms are neat anj cozy. and will make an attractive place for the mem. bers.
 Yuma Sun: The Breedlove 320 acres, in the lower valley, have heen sold to wealthy Californian, V. Tognazzini, and 1t will not be long before we can tell you of in. teresting developments in these parts. Mir. Toenazzini represents a colony of Swiss people, who are known as good farmers, good neighbors. hard workers, and all around desirable citizens. Their speciality is dairying and cattle raising. They have wealth at their call, and will make garden of the acres that they have bought.
The oasis., 1908-05-30
ARIZONA NEWS.


 water from his artesan wells. Mir White has Srogoff colt that shows his sire's great qualities to a marked degree Mir. White says that Srogoff's colts all show their sire's splendid qualities.
 Prescott Courier: In the Cour- fer back yard small kettle fur mace has been constructed for the purpose of smelling linotype met. al. This explanation is made be- cause of gathering crowds of hun gry men, who have heard that the furnace and kettle are for the pur pose of making Mulligan stew.
 Mesa Free Press: Postoffice In. spector Hall was in Mesa today, and selected a permanent site for the Mesa postotfice. He closed a deal with Doctor A. J. Chand Ter by which the latter is to erect a suitable building facing east on Mcdonald street. The building will adjoin the first alley north of Main street.
 Imperial Standard: Harry Lyon, manager for the Arakelian Broth CTS & Company's ranch in the Mesquite lake district, reports eighty acres of watermelons mak- ing a splendid growth, with pros poets of having melons ready for shipment within the next week. This is the largest individual wat ermelon acreage in the valley.
 Tucson Citizen: One year in the penitehtiary was the sentence given to Ma;ildo Campos, the ranchman. who was convicted after trial by jury, of cattle stealing from the ranch owned by the Eme- lio Carillo estate. The jury which returned the verdict of guilty rec commended the prisoner to the mercy of the court, and he was consequently given a minimum sentence.
 Yuma Enterprise: Life giving water is now flowing upon the fields of middle and lower Yuma valley. J. E Ludy states that the river has reached twenty-two and one half feet; the water Is flowing down the Ludy canal, and farmers are now irrigating. The prospects are that the river will continue to steadily advance on the guage, as it appears that the June rise has begun to arrive.
 Holbrook Argus: The survey OTIS are now at work laying out the route for the new railroad from Holbrook to Fort Apache. The new route will tap the large coal fields in the southern part of the county, as we'll as the rich farming districts of Snowflake, Taylor, and the fertile valleys of Apache coun- ty. When completed this road will be more than a hundred miles in length, aud will make a valua- ble feeder for the Santa Fe rail- way.
 
 Phoenix Republican: The Badg- CT Club had it's official opening last night in its new club rooms, on the second floor of the Cook building, better known as the annex to the Ford hotel. The board of direct ors is composed of Thomas Whit ney, George Christ, Thomas Moon
 Ttxo nsouoI oU1 IIor,,, I
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sonora Time.
 xDinins stations.
 Pullman Sleeoers are attached to Nos and 1. the mixed trains
 Tram makes connection at Torres with Torres Prietas Railroad, leaving at 10 .3Oa. m. and 100 D. m. daily for Colorado. and Nina Pr ,tas
 Close connection is made at Guaymas with steamers for all points on west coast of Mexico
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Torres & PrletaS R'y.
TIME cssD NO. 2s

rlMe cssD NO. 2s
 In effect October 2i. .gO6 Train No 1, Leaves Prietas station Ht s.OO H ID
 Arrives Torres at S45 ., |, g. Leaves Torres Ht iO.21 q,
 Arrives Prietas Station i15 ., ., ., 8, Leaves Prietas Station at 200 D. m
 Arrives 1t Torres at 2l5 .. ., ., Leaves Torres at zoo
 Arrives Prietas Station At 4:l5 ., ALI TRAIN> ONNkuT T TORRES ON SONORA RAILW ", NOGAL LES. TO QUAY MAS AND VICE VERSA.
 Wells, Fargo 'o.s Express and Telegraph In operation between Minas Prietas aud all pa ts Of tn World.
 -hortest and best o1te to Yaqui River Barr ,nca and an Marcial coa ne ds, SOyoI Is ahuaripa Ures. La Bu A. La Dura, Yaqui Imeting & Refining and Yaqui Copper com. panies
 Freight can be consigned Y. H Seymour 70 be forwarded ny team from Minas rietas to the above named places.
 All go ds consigned to railway, art received. forwa' ded and warehoused free Of commi sion and storage charges. ''At Minas prtetas dep hacks alway, ready tn make trips to any of the abov' named points at reasonable ratrA !.
 r. n. SEYMOUR. Pres Prop
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Cananea, Ysqai River 4 Pacific
 Railroad Co.

Effective January 1, 1908, l2:0l am. No. South SrATIoN-. No North
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NJ. O. BICKNELL, GEO. F. JACKSON, G.P. A., Tucson, Aris A. c. P. A., Guaymas, Son.
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DIED

Al her home near Vo-~burc.
Thursday night, February %, 1905.
airs. r. A. Lee, aged abou, 81 years.
Mrs, Lee had been in in health for
the past year but her condition
was not thong hi TO be serious and
her death was very uuexpec,rd-she
died very suddenly with heart TAIL
ure. She was buried Saturday
evening at old Salem church where
she had held her membership for
many years. Mrs. Lee was good
christian woman and leaves her i'm
print behind, which will be known
at the erowning day.
She leaves surviving her Nrs. J..
r. Parker, only sister and the only
surviving one of large family, one
daughter Miss Julia and tour sons.
heN'-. J. W. and ". +. Lee. promi-
nent Baptist ministers, r.. \. and o.
ID. Lee, all of whom were present al
the funeral. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Freeman
of Meridian. her pastor, who pre-
sented in very solemn, affective
ana impressive manner, the life
and character of this noble chvis-
tian woman.
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BY virtue OF a decree Of Hon. J. l.,
McCaskill, Chancellor OF the Second
Cbsncery District OF Mississippi, rem
dered,in vacation on the l2th day Of
February, 1903, IN the case OF exparte
F. s. Senton ct al. No. l424, now pend
ing IN the chancery court OF the nrst
district OF Jones county, ordering and
directing the sale OF certain real es-
tate for division, ], the updcrsigned
special commissioner. appointed in
said decree. will, on Monday, the 2nd
day OF March A. ID. 1908 Ia front OF
tho temporary court house 10 the
own OF Eilisvilie, Jones coudty, Mis-.
sissippi, between the hours OF II
O'CLOCK .. m. and I O'Clock p. m. ex
pose for sAle and cell to the highest
bidder for cash At public out cry ths
following described real estate, men
toned In said decree to- wit:
| Commencing on the north line OF
Hiii street tw, hundred seventeen q
OH feet east OF Deason street, thence
northerly at right angles with Hin
street one hundred twenty eight 12s)
feet, thence westerly PARALLEL with
Hili street eighty Ave (s5) feet, thence
soutberly at right angles with HUI
street one hundred twenty eight
(12s) feet. thence carterly along the
nortn line Of Hin street eighty ave
(s6) feet to place OF beginning, being
a part Of Lot number 2, OF Block ~, Of
Follett Survey OF the town OF Ella
vile, Jones county, Mississippi, and In
Sec. 3, TIN. X II West.
Witness my signature this the 10Th
day OF February A. ID. 1905.
W. II. ELLSWORTH,
Special Commlssioner
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A Bad Back is Always Worse Du.
ring We, or Chaneable
Weather

IL your back like n barometer?
Does IL fore,rli every onauge OF
weather.
Does every cold settle on your
kidneysr
Bring aching. th,obing painss
Does 4, disorder the urine?
The Kidneys are calling for help
Use Doan's Kidney Pills.
A Gosset,e, of sll Grand Avenue.
Meridian, Miss, says: Ny wife had
suffered considerably with kidney
disease and pains in hack and loins.
Cold which settled in her kidneys
was the starting point OF the ,roub-
lie. at first she though, it would pass
away but instead it grew worse. l
had heard a grea, deal abou, Do
ans Kidney Pills aud when she be.
came so bad, got her a box and
che commenced taking them. They
acted quickly aud thoroughly for
by the time she had taken three
boxes. she was well as ever. new.
er-here her complain of headache.
pains in back and kidueys any
more. Her health is good aud l
can say truthfnIly that Doan's
kianey Pills helped her when 9th.
remedies had no effect. MY wife
and have both recommended them
to friends of ours and all speak
very highly of them"
For sale 10y all dealers. Price SOC.
tosier-Niibnrn Co, Buffa @. New
ork, sole agents for tie United
States.
Remember the name Doan,s
and take no other.
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Mardi-t}ras. next Tuesday.


Sealed bids will be received up TO
IL O'Clock M, on Monday. March Zno
a. d. 1908 At EIIisvilie. Mise, for the
building Of bridge across Tailahals
creek. about one mile eat Of ElIir-
Vile on the new road. Plane ard
spe cif1c ations are row on die 10 the
Chapcerv CIsrks once ut EiIisville,
Aiss. Tho board reserves the right
70 reject Any and al bids.
BY order OF the Board OF Super
visoss at their February term 1908.
J. H. CRAWFORD.
CbApoesy Clssh
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The grumbling chap. who ircess-
aDsly gives vent 10 his d,sarproval
OF the framework OF society may
some day get caught IN lam that
will make him wish be had felt
more kindly towards things as they
do, for lotiiions may have 20 rever.
red a. 20 make him eeek the smiles
OF the rame society he has previous
ly abjurated, - Green Co., Herald.
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Hon. L. Stanton IL uncompSomis
ingly opposed to any legislative In
serferece with our court house afY,ir,
AID E'nator Wesf had bett.r let II
severely alone
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

About a. near az some men ever
get 70 beipg aristocTats, says Tex
as edi'or Is to part their hair IN the
middle and neglect TO paw their bills.
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r.r,,5
; Our Own Folks. puT'ns Ths;f the Do5?ss %ssh.
,r.rlr II, ., nm,


A'""s ~ N"c 4a-t OF reoruarN
A. r Mimms was in laurel Tues
day
Circuitconr, End Monday in Marc
next.
James Ward went to Meridian las
Tuesday.
1t is time to PUT in your early gar
den truck
I l. o'Dounell, of sanford. wa.
here Sunday.
Nuiiord Parker was in Ha,ties
burg this week
iruehari Moore. of Meridian. wa.
an kiiisvile Monday.
l. II. Weems was business vi.i.
tor 10 Laurel Monday.
John Thornton, of Sandorsvrlle
was in the city Thursday.
Eleven crap shooters were up be.
fore the Mayor last Monday.
Attorney ". J. Pack was in Merid.
ian last Tuesday on business
VIII NJ. Lewis, OF Lauiel, spent
Sunday here with homefolk.
A good deal Of "ileecy e,aple" has
showed mp in town this week.
Cam Ferrill, cashier of the bank
at Heidelberg. Sundayed here.
J. N. Arnold was in Noselle Tues.
day attending to legal business.
r. J. Ward was Meridian, busi
ness visitor the first Of the week
Miss Elna McGowan spent last
Saturday in Laurel with friends.
1. 5. Street was at the Capitol the
hrst part of the week on business.
Miss Nina Webb, of Laurel. is
the guest of her cousin Miss Louise
Walters
Miss Flossie Biibo of Poplarville.
is the guest of her sister Mrs. {. +.
Roberts.
W. r. Hardy. of Laurel. was a
Pleasant caller at our office last
Monday.
J. a, Tinnon has been appointed
Trustee for the o. ~ Bufkin bank
rnpt stock.
lhc young people enjoyed a dance
at the Isfrouma club on last Tues
day night.
Singleton Pool. of Hat,iesburr.
spent Sunday here with the "old
: folks at home.'
Miss Luna and Bessie Moody were
the guest of relatives and friends in
Meridian this week.
Quite a number of Ellisville peo-
pie are in jackson today to hear
Hon, ". j. Bryan.
Rev. J. ID. Jameson, Of Okalona.
preached at the Baptist church here
last Sunday.
Mrs. Nary Orr, of Hattiesburx, il
the g euest of her sister Mrs. +. j.
Hardy and family.
The red headed detective didn't
do much. We would like to know
who was responsible for him any
way.
Marshall J. ". Devail went TO Me-
ridian Tuesday and brought back a
negro who il wanted here tor steal
ing.
DR.. J. W. Chisolm, OF Summit, Wis
tied his father T. ". Chisolm and
family here the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. Joe Shelby and little son. of
Hattiesburg, visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Shelby the first
OF the week.
Mrs. Reid Mimms returned home
last Tuesday from Selma, Ala.
where she has been the guest OF
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Dalhgreeu. after
pleasant visit here with their
friends Mr.. and Mrs.-W. y. Lewis,
returned to their Illinois
L bliss Candlce Carter has resumed
ifef school, which was discontinued
on account o the serious illness OF
her mother, who il now very much
inn roved.
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FOR RENT.

a good farm. 100 acres in cnitiva
ton. with six room dwelling house.
good water and within three GsiIes
OF Eiisv'Iie. Apply to
B. DuBOsE. EiIisviIIe, Mics.
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

". W. Bradshaw. a prominent in.
-ursnce man OF Summit. was ia EI-
h.vil'e on last faturday.
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W. T. Ehovs ct al
BY virtue Of an execution to me d.
rected which issued from the tfiice
J. W. Bolton, q Justice OF the Peace
OF the county OF Forest, In said state,
aud in favor OF O'Ferrsl Bros. of Hat
tiesburg, and sga,nst W. r Shows ct.
al. for the sum Of $1tl.76, besides the
Interest thereon and all costs, have
this day levied upon the following re-
81 estate belonging to the said defend
ant, W. r. Show. In the county OF
Jones and State OF Miss, TO wit I:
NE OF Lot 10 Iess 27 feet by l02 feet
in S W corner. in Moselle. Mississip ippi.
lying in SW iofNW " OF Sec. ii I
& r Is west, all OF which l viii offer
for saie for :cssh to the highest and
beet bidder, within legal hours Of sale
At the court heuse door in the Town
Of Eliisviile Mics on Monday the 2n6
dsy of March A. d. 1908, to ssfify said
Judgments, interest and ali costs.
Sale WITHIN legal hours. This s,b day
OF February A. u. 1905.
AMOS JORDAN Sheriff.
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Remember that John Deers"
farming implements are all guar
auteed to suit you. Money re-
funded when they don't. We car
ry nice line of his plows and
Cultivators.
JoHNsoN-HA Co.
Mrs. Nj. +. Ward and daup hter.
Miss Ella, visited relatives in New
Orleans this week.
Large Line of the Celebrated
Brlnley Plows. For sale by
RUFFlN MERCANTILE Co.
Rev. Il. l.. Campbell, of Hatties.
burg, was here Monday the guest
of Rev. Chas. Ose-schmidt.
Mrs. W. p. Gillespie. of Louis
vile, Miss, is visiting her daue h,er
Mrs. IL. 5. Tucker here for awhile.
Gold Band and Partridge Brand
Hams at II | 2 cents pound at
JoBNson> HANL Co.
IL the court house question ia set.
tied why in the d don't the con.
tractors get busy. 1t is now March
lst and nothing doing.
One car load of the world re-
nown Snow Drop Flour, Just re-
neived by the
RUFFIN MERCANTILE Co.
3 j. Johnson, prominent busi-
ness man of Jackson, was in Ellis
Vile the latter part of last week
looking after his business interest
here.
Car loads Of Fertilizer aud all
kinds of Feed Stuffs now on sale
1T the RUPFIN MERCANTILE Co,
Mr.. and Mrs, Goode Montgomery
of Laurel, spent last Sunday here
the guest of her father and mother
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. I. Harrington and
family.
Large line Of all kinds of Farm
ing Implements, uow in stock and
for sale by
RUFrlN MERCANTILE Co.
The ladies Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church gave Washington's birth
day party at the residence OF Sir.
and Mrs. Milford Parker on Friday
night of last week.
Look at our line of Wood and
Iron Beds, Dressers, Nardropes
Chairs, Kitchen Safes, Mattresses
and Springs,
JoHNsoN-HAND Co.
Fire broke out last Wednesday
about l2 O'Clock on the cotton plat
form, damag some six or seven
bales of cotton. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from the
sparks of passing engine.
Our entire stock of merchan-
disc is all new and bought close,
so that we are able TO give YOU
close prices.
KUFFIN MLIcANTILE Co.
:. II. Kirkland left last Wcdnes-
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Letter to J. ". COLLINS.


Dear Sir: Two cans OF paint look
alike; two paints look look alike when q
opened; two jobs look alike, so long
as they're nsw-unless one 10 scant.
They are far from alike: one 10
paint and the other is trash
The gslion price il not far from
alike. They don't alike. One takes
10 gallons to paint house; the other
takes %. The cost OF one job is 90;
the other $loO--it may ee s90--the job
that cost the least IL the good one !;
wesrs twice ~ long 40 tue other.
There are two ways Of telling good
paint; by she name; BY the number oi
gallons 1t takes for q job--least gal
lopns, best paint. BY the name Dsveo;
by least gallons.
Yours truly
50 +. W. DEVOE & Co.
p. s. Myers Store Sells our Paint
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Teachers Training Course OF
South Mss. College.

March 23rd to May the Is. 1908.
Offers thorough review OF all pub
lie school branches. Examination
for State License st'close. For par
ticulars, address
SOUTH MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE.
Hattiesburg, Mise.
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

The man who insures his life b
wise for his family.
The man who insures his health
Is wise both for Ills family and
hiC1sen.
Ycs may irscrc health by guard.
Ing It. Il IS worth guarding.
A, {. 4 . fi.st attack e disease,
= hiSsi gcacratiy -rr.s-ci1s:
fsr>---;, SIC llVES aud mari
scsts ..s--i = iaa1---se .r.a-5ic ways
TAX:
:ss - nzaa
/ IIIIII2' So Ills
And save your health.
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II you havnt tried our "Angel
Cake flour you are loosing ont.
Ever anybody says it is good enough
We also keep the Old Reliable
Red Star flour.
JOHNSON HAND Co.
WANTED-10,OOO stalks of Sugar
Cane. Will pay $3.50 per thousand
delivered at Ellisville. Address
;. l.. CRAFT,
Elli-viIle. Mise.
Large and well selected stock
of the celebrated Hamilton Brown
Shoes, for men, women and chill
dren at our store.
RuFFIN MERCANTILE Co.
Nr. Quit GRAY, of Oklahoma Ter
ritory, wasi in Eliisviiie this week
v sitting relAtives.
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1t 10 waste Of energy to climb q
before you get 70 II.
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:. II. Kirkland left last Wednes-
day for Eldorado. Ark, on a visit TO
bis daughter Mrs Pettus. He ex-
Poets to be absent for month We
wish him a pleasi trip and safe re-.
turn.
Nr. p. NJ. keller, the Jones conn
ty mil! man who ordered stump
pulief- ~ wire 10 clear South Mis-
si--ippi cut-over land. for cui'iya-
'ion, iia- just just purchased 1000
pecan trees 80 plant on ~ acres Of
his place The iIatiiesburg News
promises 20 Keep up Wit, this Mr..
Ikrier and j. lad to add further tes-
fimonial TO Its houndie-- faith in
the possibilities of ihe soil of Sonth
Mississippi Mobile Register.
Mr.. Ike'er is a prominent ga v mill
man Of MoseIle, Jones county aud is
q successful and progressive citi.
sen.
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

Remember that John Deersr
farming implements are all guar
anteed to suit you. Money re-
funded when they don't. We car
nv nice line of his plows and
CnltlNators.
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

the state OF Mississippi
County OF Jones.
No 1714.
O'Ferrall Bros.,
The new South-news., 1908-02-29
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+. W. DEVOE & Co
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