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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-29

DE- PESAME.
| oQa Ia isla Sc ha aso
ciado a Ia pena que
invade hoy a la pa
tria por Ia muerte del
DR.. Pasarell.
Al pasar el cortejo funebre
fue ejecutada una sentida
melodia obra del tenecfdo
Ell doctor Zavala, nombradO me-
dico titular no ha aceptado el
cargo.
De nuestro corresponssl
Telegramas de pesame


Providencia Rodriguez.
Yauco Nov. 26.-La distinguida
famllia Pasarell ha recibido innu
merables telegramas de p6same de
toda la lsla y entire ellos uno de la
lunta Central Unionista que dice;
Noticia fallecimiento DR.. Pasarell
impresiono grandemente junta.
Ruegole que en- su nombre exprese
familia su sentido pesame y lie re
presente funerales. c.. NJ. Seler.
El del ST.. Jose de Diego Sc EXPIRE
sd asi: Siento profundamente la
muerte del sabio y patricia DR.. Pa
sarell. Yo possible asistir entierro.
El doctor Cordova de Ponce de
cia en- SUI telegrama:Acompano a
Vdes. justo dolor p6rdida lustrado
companero. Puerto Rico pierde su
mejor clinico.
Por ell texto de estos telegramas
que copiamos Sc vera ell profundo
espacio en- que era tenido ell hom
bre que tantos benefcios hizo
a este pueblo y que solo seran lgua
lados por una inteIigencia prlvlle
giada y un corazon grande y gene
roso como 10 fue el.
En- los funeraIes del DR.. PasarelI
y en- la ultima es quina de la calle q.
conduce 4 la metropolis. mlentras
pasaba ell funebre cortejo fue eje
cutada una sentida melodia pr la
orquesta que dirige ell senior Pho To
rres. Dieha melodia obra del pro
pio DR.. fue escrita por 81 en- honor
del notable guitarrista Fabian Ne
gr6n Rosado fallecido hace dos
nos y meses en- esta poblacion En-
tire las representations de Ia lsla
que hubo en- dicho acto recorda
mos los de la junta Central Y ell co
mite de Mavaguez recafdas en- los
Sres. Juan Amill y Manuel Roig.
En- la iglesia cat0lica Sc estan efec
tuando los rosarios en- sufragio del
alma del DR.. Pasarell. Todos son
muy concurridos por elementos per
tenecientes 10 mas selecto de nueS
ira sociedad. FL Dir. Pasarell guar
daba tres grandes cruces concedl
das por el gobierno espanol como
merecido honor a su talento. Esta
ba escribiendo y debe haberla de
jado concluida una obra sobre el
insigne m6dico y patricia puerto
rriqueho Ramon f. Betances su
migo Y compai1ero de siempre.
FL DR.. Manuel J. Zavala nom
brado Official de Sandal de este pue
bio con motive de la vacante ocu
rrida por la muerte del DR.. Pasa
rell no ha aceptado dicho cargo.
En- justicia dicho cargo i quien per
tenece es al DR.. Gatell pero teme
mos que la passion politlca Sc i'm
ponga la iustlcla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-29

Charlim Secretario dc Ia Aduana
de aquei puerto que tomara las
Pidoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams
para curarse de una aglIda dispesia
de que padecia pues Montes Sc
habia curado de tai enfermedad con
aquellas piIdoras. Nj cuhado acep-
To el consejo Y sc euro enteramen-
to de su enfermedad. Luego de es-
tar en- Mexico mi sonora Y y0 So
enfcrmo ella del estomago Y enton-
ces mi cunado Ie escribi6 recordan-
dole su experlencia con las pildo-
ras RoSadas del DIR. Williams al
gun tempo de tomarlas bast6 pa
ra que curara mi esposa de 81 ma
Iestar. Io padecia de dolores neU-
ralgicos muv agudos que supongo
debidos tambi6n q desarreglos di--
gestivos. Ne habian atendida medi-
COS V no me aIiviaba. Niendo q
cxito de dichas pildoras en- el case
de mi esposa determine probarla-
con eI resuItado que me cur: tam
bien Y radIcaImente pueS al escri-
bir esta carta va van tres mc>e-
que no me han venido nj asomos
del referido doIor de cabeza. Cred
que pruebas tan positivas re IA eff
cacia de eS'a medicina debieran de
interesar 4 miles de perzpnas que
buscan remeoilD para sus males.
Las PiIdoras Rosadas deI Dr..
WILLIAMS % ven,len en- :ofas
parties. M pida nj acepte vd. 'pi
doras rosadas. Hay que e,ijir que
sean del DR.. WILLIAMS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-29

A las 9 de la mahana de hoy Sc
constituyo ell tribunal Supreme Gle
T. Rico para considerar una moclon
presentada por el attorney general
de P. Rico en- un caso de acusaclon
contra ell Lcdo. ST.. Herminio Dlaz
Navarro en- cuyo asunto lntervlno
ante ell fiscal de la corte de distri-
to de San Juan Lcdo. Luis Campl-
llo quien recomendo un sobresel-
miento sometiendo el case a la de-
cision del Supreme en- 10 que enten-
dia dicho funcionario podia y de-
bia intervenir este tribunal.
Un gran nimero de personas lie
naba la sala del Tribunal y habls
muchos abogados en- ell pdbllco.
Entire estos estaban los Lcdos. Fl
gueras H artzell iuez Audrey Her
nandez Lopez. Martinez Davia
Monserrat N Gopez Torres Hord y
Soto Grau.
En- la tribuni ocupada por ell Sr.
Herminio Dia4 Navarro lie acom-
pa1aban como; su abogado defen-
sor Lcdo. Jacinto Texidor yLcdo.
Rafael Ferrer v Lcdo. Acuha. Ali
estaba tambien ell Lcdo. Falcon.
En- el sitio en- que Sc sentaba ell attor-
ney General Sr. Hoyt estaba el fls
cal del Supreme Lcdo. Rosy secre-
tario de la oficina del departamen-
to de justicia Sr. Lyones y Lcdo.
Rodriguez Sierra. Presidia ell tri-
bunal cl Lcdo. J. C. Hernandez V
ocupaban sus sitiaes los otros cua-
tro honorablcs jueces Sres. McLeary
Wolf Figueras y Toro Cuevas. Ac-
tuaba de secretario ell Lcdo. Cas-
tro. Todos estaban de toga.
En- la mesa de Ia prensa cstaban
los Sres. Luis Muhoz Rivera Vicen-
tes Balbas Elpidio de Mier Floreni
clio Santiago A. Rodriguez Mas
caro- Y nuestro companero Pujals
(Sempr,o por "La Correspondent
cia'. Mas tie 300 personas hablan
en- el salon y pasilIos. El marshall
de la Corte Sr. Bothwll atendia
cortnsmente al mejor orden.
Constituido cl tribunal el at
torney general reprodujo su mo-
cion deSpu%s manifesto que esta-
ba dispuesto Il que la otra parte pu-
diera hacer uso del tempo que de-
seara para argumentar puesto que
81 con Is minutes tendria para ex-
poner y sostener su mocion. Inter
pretaba ell Sr. p. de Castroaue es-
taba situado al lado derecho del
attorney general.
FL Lcdo. Jacinto Texidor comen-
20 d haccr uso de la palabra comba-
tiendo la mocion presentada y di-
ciendo; que el caballero Herminio
Daz nj su defensa trataban en- mo-
do alguno de dilatar rehusar D apla-
Ear la mas pronta resolucion de es
te case que ser conocido con toda
independenciapor el mas alto tribu
nal de p. Rico haria brillar clara
como Ia luz meridiana Ia honorabi
Ildad Ia honradez V la inocencia
del Sr. Diaz Navarro.
Hace una brillante reseha de
como los hombrcs que mcharon VI
obtuvieron las libertades del pue-
pIo norteamericano IleYarnn 4 Sis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-29
CUnAN Il EST0MAG0.
Mas Pruebas de Eficacia para las
PldOras ROsadas del
DR.. Williams.

Is cOsa corrlente el que una per
soma en- una familia Sc cure con I'm
remedio. Pero cuando tres perSo-
mas llcgan a curarse del mlSmo mai
con el mismo remedio Ia evidancla
lie que tai remedio tiene m6rlto
queda asegurada bajo todo concep-
TO. Es muv interesante la carta que
escribe el ciudadano espahol Sr.
AIejo Montero que vino hace alglin
tempo de la Habana Y esta domi-
ciliado en- eI distrito de MiXcoac
de Ia capital de Mexico.
NO dudando sera de inter,,s ce-
n raj mi experiencia con su popu
lar remedio los Pfldoras Rosadas
del DIR. Williams escribo eStas IL
meas en- obsequio d Ia verdad Y pa
ra el bien que puedan hacer Ia
humanidad. Hace algdn tempo
que hallandome en- la Habana ri
comerciante espafoI Sr. Juan Ante
MO Montes duefo de Ia fabrica de
cigarros La Madrileha Gale Oil
clos l3 de dicha ciudad acon>ej6
d mi culado el Sr. Arturo NaldG>
Los vecInos sc alarmaron IT, fiscal
se constituyo en- dicho sitio resui-
to que Ia Figueroa habia perrnane-
eide durante todo el dia y ha-ta
las dos de la madrugada aco>tada
debaio de ese CANA en- cstal!o Ic
embnaguez habiendose acs-tado
otra muier que viva con aqueIla
en- Ia cana sin darse cuenia de que
la Figueroa estaba acOstaIa 'Ieba-
io lie ella cuando con sorpre-a no
t6 que estaba debaio de IN carna
una muier al parecer duriuiendp
al IIamarla Y no responder q to-
% viendo que estaba muer,a
Fl DR.. Ferran inforn6 al fi~-
cal que Nioolasa FTzueroa habia
falIecido del coraz6n a cDn,ecuencia
de Ia mucha bebida arcoh5lica que
habia tornado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-29
Gaceti||a De Humacao

Noviembre 26.-Actualmente &c
haIlan vacantes las escuelas de los
barrios MabG Catah6 MOnronco
Y Candelero. Dos de estas son de
nueva creaci6n V Z poca distancia
de Ia ciudad. En- todos elias el We
cindario q exceiente V Ios padres
estin deseOsos del progreso de
sus hiics todo ID cuaI nos induce
a Greer que los prOfesores que en- e.
Has trabajen podrian disfrItar de
cierias ventaias.
Trabalase actlvamente en- eI
arreglo de los caminos vecinaIes
que como consecuencia de las IIu-
Was antenores qiedaron en- muy
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-29
.UNGUENT0 DED0AN
Cura rad ca1mente las
almorranaS, eczema
pi cazon 9 comezon,
be la piel.

La primera aplicaci6n del
Cngiiento de Doan, calma la
irritaci6n en- casos de picaz0n
q comez6n de la picl y en- la
mayoria de los casos, una sola
latita es 10 suficientc para cn
rar radicalmcnte los peorcs
casos dc almorranas (salidas b
sanguinOlcn!asj ronchas. ara
dorcs, sabailones, sarpullido,
aspcreza del cults, grictas
herpes, barro. sespinillas, etc.
Ell UNGUENTO DE- DpAN DEsPER
cUDE DL CUTS.
NJ dchc faltar cn ri "Bu-
dor de las seilOras. Los hom-
bres deben usarlo en- la nocIle
del dia dc balba o aicite. Una
buera fricri6n al acostarse por
la ups.hc Y obsfrvesc la suavi.
dad del cIItis al dia signiente
de-put- del haiio.
PROCt RESE en- las boti-
ca- Y tiendas que vcndcn me-
dicinas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-29
ANTE FL TRIBUNAL SUPRE-
MO DE- P70. RICO.
Ell attorney general comparece enuna acusacion
hecha contra el Lcdo. Sr. Herminio Diaz
Navarro.

Ell abogado de este Sr Texidor el propio Sr, Diaz
Navarro sostenen derecho que lur ado IN
tervenga en- el caso
Dos dcurso de ma hora ada uno consumer session de
manana dc hoy connuara la vista poI la tarde
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-29

II 81. lrBprenta o. yende pane
&c lsrildicos vieJos 4 g quinuL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-29

En- esta imprenta sc vende
papel de peri6dicos viejo a
&2 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-29

NAL estado. Otro tanto Sc hace con
Las Gales de la pobIaci6n
Muy sentido ha sido en- esta po-
blacion la muerte del Sr. John Ne
llowes secretario lie Ia Univer>idad
de Puerto Rico.
Por largos amos reside entire no.
sotros tan diStinguido caballero
conquistandose Ell afecto de tOdos
por su fino trarO. AeompafiamOs i
su aflisida famiIia en- ia ilisto dolor
En- la semana anterior iniciaron-
Sc los iuicios por iurados en- esta
Corte. Gran numerO de ciudada-
nos del Distrito ha sido llaInado
para eiercer de jurado.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-07-30
DOUBLE SPRINGS.

Peter Gregg and wife returned
from Texas Monday.
Mr.. Tobe Henry returned from
Shinn Springs last week.
Mr., Frank Love made a flying
trip to Starkville Sunday.
Mr.. Walker, an optician from
Houston, spent Tuesday in this
neighborhood.
Mr.. }. II. Scroggins, our pho
tographer, made "A business trip te
Starkville Monday.
Mr.; Clarence ilarrell and family
of ShWges, visited his sister, Mrs.
Lena Burton last week.
Rev. Hendricks, of Ennis Stor
filled Rev. n. Q. Adams appoint
ment at Self Greek Sunday.
The many friends of Hon. Thorn
as Harpole will regret to lear
| that he is on the sick list this week
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-07-30
NEWS OF THE COUNTY.

Turner, of Bclzona, Sallie Rand ant
Messrs. Frank and Walter Gladney
| Victor Robinson and Minor Langfort
OF Meridian. They were chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Love.
One Of the prettiest weddings Of the
season was that of Miss Ruby Langford
and Mr.. George Pearson ut 2:30 O'Clock
last Thursday afternoon. The church
was beautifully decorated in eyer"reens
and cut flowers, The bride was dressed
in white tissue and carried white
prayer book in her hand and wore
a wreath of orange blossoms. Little
Misses Louisa Montgomery and Eliza
beth Reese We're flower girls. They
were dressed in white and carried basl-
cts of tOuch-me-nots. Messrs. Minor
Langford, of Meridian, brother of the
bride. and Frank Gladney were ushers.
Miss Estelle Simmons, of Meridian,
played Mendelsohn's wedding march.
Several out of town guests were present
Mr.. and Mrs Pearson left on the four
O'Clock train. They will make their
home in Laurel,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-07-30
ADATON.

Rev. d. 7. Barton is Il pleasant
visitor here this week,
Miss Emma Shropshire is visit.
ing her uncle, Mr.. r. Z. Josey
this week.
Mr.. Fred Clardy and sister.
Miss Genevieve were visitors to
Columbus Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Arnold has been
visiting her sister, Mrs, Forest
O'Brien near Maben.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. V. Jones at
tended services at Double Springs
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr., Robert Josey of Self Greek.
visited his uncle, Mr.. r, Il. Josey,
Wednesday and Thursday,
Master Saunders Lewis, of
Starkville, visited his cousin,
Master BOYD Lewis last week.
Mr.. Lonnie Clardy and family
visited their cousin Mr., w, b.
Beard, of Trim Cahe Saturday and
Sunday,
Miss Ethel Lee Clardy returned
home Sunday after weeks visit
with Misses Geneva and Louise
Beard, of Trim Cane.
Mr., Hal Thomas and little siste,
Roma, of Mantee, were pleasant
visitors in the home of their cous-
in, Mr.. j. o. Thomas, last week.
With regret we report the fol-
lowing on the sick list Mrs. Rush
Davidson, Claude Harris, Mrs.
Clemmie Edwards and daughters,
Misses Halle and Myrtis, Mr.,
Clarence Edwards and son, Hugh
Mr.. Robert Pearson and attract.
i've sisters, Misses Daisy and Hat.
tie Pearson. and Mr.. Elmer Lewis
and Miss Pearl Henry and Mr..
Wiley Quinn passed through here
SUNDAY sun a,y enroutPe q, '79 TO the singing al
go. >'G =.
! 4Nsts u erewd from here attend
ed singing at Self Greek Sunda,
Including Mr.. and Mrs. j, A. Clar
dy, Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Critz,
Misses Lizzie Arnold, Minnie Lee
Harris, lla Thompson, Nevi,
Ruinn, Roxie Clardy, Lizzie Dex
ter, Ruth Steele aud Annie Ma,
Thomas, and Messrs. Bill and Ton
Arnold, Ethel Jones. Morris Quinn
John Clardy. j. Il. and Andrey
Harris, Rector Thompson and Tia
Kirby,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-07-30
OSBORN.

Mr.. Roy Hill was the guest of Mr..
John Leatherwood Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Montgomery made bgsir
ness trip to Sfarkyille sa}prday
The Young peQple ot Osborn enjoyed
q hay ride TO SFarkville Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Love visited
Starkyille on business Monday after.
noon.
Messrs. l., +, boyd and W, l., Glad
ney spent the day in West Point Tues
day,
Mr., paul Cochran left Saturday after
noon for long visit with relatives al
Ackerman.
DR., Mancill and Mr. Robert Montgom.
ew made quick trip TO Maben Sunday
afternoon.
Mir, aud Mrs. Jim unger and sol
were visitor. in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Langford Thursday.
Miss Jane Turner, who was the CUES
of her aant the past week. returned t,
her home in Bezona Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Beard. of West Point
visited in the home Of AR, and Mrs
Leatherwood, saturday night and Sun
day
Several young people enjoyed
moonlight picnic Saturday night. The
were Mi5ses iitniee, Eloise and Rub
Estelle sim no.,s, Of Meridian, Jan,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-07-30
The Poor House Superintendent
Ntudicated.

| The last grand jury in their re-
port stated that they found that
the inmates of the county
poor house We're not sufficiently fed
etc. Mr.. j. b. McCreight, the
superintendent of the poor house
requested an investigation by the
Board of Supervisors. whereupon
the Board appointed II. A. Lamp
KIN, member from Beat | to inves-
tigate and report at the June
meeting. AS the proceedings of
the Board are not published in the
town papers we gladly give the
matter publicity in justice to Mr.,
McCreight, The following is Su-
perviSor Lampkins report:
| visited the poor house in the
month of May, | made an inspec-
ton of each room and interrogated
each inmate as to treatment. food.
etc. The inmates. without an cx-
reptlon stated that they were treat
ed well and had plenty of meat,
Hour, Sugar, coffee and tobacco.
A bind man stated that he neeedd
U hat, two stated that at fines tbe
meat was thin and further stated
That sometimes the rations was one
lay late in arriving. / further in
lulred about clothing and medical
attention. | did not find, from my
Interrogation of each inmate, any
'oom for any complaint. On ac-
'ount of SO much wet weather they
laVe Il poor garden. :"
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-07-30
No Spo0ny Business,

For Chiils, Malaria and Biliousness
Cheatham's Laxative Tablets are GER
tainly very Gne. No bad effects as with
quinine. Then they are. so convenient:
can carry them in the pocket and nt
spoon !, necessary. they are an idea
remedy. 25c per box,
gro. WEsTLAKE.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-07-30

ceiN ed II severe cut on the leg las
week.
| Mr.. Jonathan Fulgham is anon,
those who are confined to thei
beds this week.
Mr.. John Arnold, of StarkvilIe
was IN our community "Wednesday
buying beef cattle
| Mr.. Small ByerS and family
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives near Bradley.
Mr.. John Azwell accompanied
by his little daughter, Bea rice,
spent Wednesday in Maben.
DR.. Alvan Ramsey, of Mathis.
ton, attended the all-day Singing
at Self Creek church Sunday.
Little Eva Lou Belts has re-
turned home after Il pleasant visit
with cousins near Columbus.
The sanctifed people closed their
series of meetings Wednesday
night with a gain of two acces-
sions,
Mr.. Cleveland Smith left We'd
nesday for West Point where he
Will spend several days with his
parents.
Miss May Mcbride, who has
been very sick of Typhoid fever
for several days, is reported to be
improving.
Hrof, j. II. Ward will begin a
ten days course in vocal music at
Self Creek church on Monday, |
9th.
Rev, Mr.. Hendricks, accompa-
MED by his son Walter and Mr.
Joe Phelps departed Monday for
Shinn Springs.
Miss Daisy Pearson and MIR.
Elmer Lewis, of Starkville, visited
the home of Mr., and Mrs. w. T.
Norris Sunday.
Mr. John Bell has been confined
to his bed for several days, but we
are glad to note an improvement |
in his condition.
After a pleasant stay with her
Mrs, Y. N. Waits. ofI
Mrs. Matilda Belts re-
turned home Monday.
The work of tbs census taker is
still increasing. The hearts of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mcbride are
gladdened by the arrival of "a new
heir.
The question of putting the con
vets on the public road will be
discussed pro and con at the coun-
ty Union at Center Grove on Aug
ust 9th.
Hamilton Robertson, and his
sister, Mrs, Viola Smith, of Os-
born, were the guests of their
brother, Gus Robertson, Saturday
and Sunday.
d. M. Berry, of SitVrses. presi-
dent of the Qktibheha Division of
the FarmeyNs Union was in our Vi
cinity Saturday doing Union work
At Henry local.
The annual three days meeting
at the Hard Shell church closed
Sunday. Much interest was man
Tested, Several visiting brethren
were present from adjoining eoun-
ties.
Mr., ana dgs. Jesse Belts, who
havo been spending several days at
their old homestead in Coosa
county, Ala. returned Monday.
They report the condition of Ala
hama crops to be very unfavorable.
Miss Martha Ware, of Starkville
has secured the Center Grove
school. The patrons are fortunate
in getting teacher of her expert
ence, ard we congratulate her on
locating among these neacefuI and
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-07-30
SEUSSMS.

w. H. Reese, of Osborn, was il
Sessums Saturday.
Mr.. Ethridge, of Ala, is visit
ing Mr.. w. d. Askew.
Mr. E. Russell has been on the
sick list for several days.
Mr.. G. Il, Gay, of Starkville,
spent SanGay at +. +. Sells.
Mr.. w. l.. Ellis, of Columbus
came over for few days this week
The young people of the neigh
borhood enjoyed picnic on Nox-
ubee Tuesday.
Miss Matte johnson, of Chatta-
nooga, is visiting in the home of
Mr.. A. Ii. Ellis.
Mr.. Sam Ware, of Starkville.
made business trip to this neigh
borhood Saturday.
Messrs Thompson and Turner,
of Hickory Grove, spent part of
Sunday in this neighborhood.
Mrs. r. }. Jones and children
returned Friday from visit to
relatives in West Point.
Mr.. G w. Smith has as his
guests, his brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. johnson, of Meridian.
Mrs. j. T. Tomlinson returned
Friday from Shannon, , Miss.
where she spent a while with rela-
tives.
Mr., Ira Carpenter has sufficient
t. recovered from his recent ILL
ness to return to his work at Potts
Camp.
We are glad to hear our farmers
say that crops are improving. A
good rain, however, is needed
right now.
In the absence of the pastor,
Rev. J. S. Worley, DR., r q.
Wilkin preached at Sessums Sun
day afternoon,
Mrs. Lula Love and five interest
ing children, of Ittabena are visit
ing Mrs. Loves mother, Mrs.
Spraggins near Sessums.
Mr.. V. M. Carpenter had the
misfortune to have fine Young
mule badly cut, by running away
with pillow, last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Castles vis-
tied Mr.. Castles parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Castles for several
days before going to their home in
Starkville.
The pupils of the school at Ses-
sums and their parents also, are
delighted to know that Miss Elze-
ma Ellis Will again take charge of
our school next term after an alb
sence of year, while she filled a
position in the High School at
Brooksville.
Owing to the many heavy spring
rains, in which most of the young
! turkeys were drowned, the turkey
crop" in this community this year
is probably smaller than ever be-
fore, Those that are left will soar
so high that many of us will faoe a
turkeyless Thanksgiving.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-07-30

Mr. " ill Ames was called TO
Min3rcl Wei 5, Texas, to the bed
side Of his mother. Mrs. NJ, +.
Ames, who sustained injuries from
a fall.
He left to-day.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-07-30
He left to-day

The best pill made are De Wits
Little Early Risers, the famous little
liver pills. They are small, gentle.
pleasant. easy 70 tlke and act promptly
They are sold by H. X. q i. j. VIE
and jackson Il son.