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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-12
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF PHOENIX CLUB

The first annual meeting of the Phoenix
club in the new clubhouse was held last
night and resulted in the reelection of
all the officers Tor another year. The
list Includes Leo X. Steiner, president;
Leo Loeb. vice president; C. f, Ezekiel,
secretary Herbert Levy, treasurer; board
Of governors. NJ. V. Joseph, S. Spiro Ben
Mayer, Ferd Marx and V. S. Lothenthal.
The presidents report showed a very
successful year socially and the finances
of the club were found to be in excel
lent shape.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-12
MALLORY RALLY FOR
NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT

The Mallory forces are preparing for Il
rally Friday night at the jefferson thea
tire when Judge John r. Tyson. former
chief justice, will speak. Judge Tyson
has been touring the state and there is
desire here to find out just what new
material he is giving out.
The meeting will be presided over by
Charles f. Rice. and speeches will be
made by other Birmingham citizens.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-12
INJURED MAN rs IN
DANGEROUS CONDITION

Last reports regarding the condi-
ton of ]. G. Armstrong, paymaster
at lshlSooda mines who was shot b.
q negro miner Saturday afternoon, are
that he is in an extremely precarious
condition. lie is at his home in Ish-
kooda. but owing to- the remoteness
of the place and lack of telephone
communication, 1t is impossible to Sc
cure a fun report as to his condi :
ton. 1t is understood that the bullet
penetrated the neck. passing through
from one shoulder to the other He
Is very low, and too weak to stand
an operation.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-12

In front of the First Methodist church
there burns an electric motto, "Revival-.
Come. Tie invitation thus extended is
filling the church. Evangelist Brown
preached at yesterday mornings service
on Faith" and made profound inn
preston upon his hearers. At the serv-
ice last night he spoke on Purity and
Peace"
Mr. Brown spoke at some length on
the purity and peace of the city. and
showed that this could be brought about
only by touching the churches; then he
showed that the purity of the church de-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-03

reid lno >guBIono gu pfleacn
Oeiterreids uno stoIiens 9fuItlln.
gen ieien niht eeeen einon6er &c,
ridtet. @s liese i'm sssst,terelie zines
ieoen 2anoes, oaB oos anoere itarf
lei uno iid idIaefertie erbolte.
Nus 8aris meIoet man: 9os
in Stouen iiber ben Geperfidafts.
Sefretdr 2urano oerbangte Soocs.
urteil bat, ipie ais ernarteu mar, III
ben Meiben Der sosiaIiitea uno ro.
oitalen 9lrbeiter 0rganiiotioneIl
cine masloie erbitteruna erregt.
Der fo5iqliitiide syiibrer ssallra5
nennt oas ltrteit eitl 8erbreeben ulla
eInen Nadeaft Der BON bent 8reulier
9ria1a altfgebeeten 9ouraeoiiie.
Ser Sefretdr Der allgerneiuen SO.
oeration Der @etperfiduften erfldr-
te bellte slbeno:: uOos 8ooesllrtcil
beoeutet einen aries Bis ou7s Mei.
Ter. Wir lino a,laegriffen tpor6en
uno 'iperoen uns gu nerteioieen lpii-
fen
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q L u s.

Die StraBenbabn in gan On.
gelo iuirb oeinna9it lneiitbieteno ber.
faaft tueroen, UNI cine sSorbe.
r,lng bon $26,500, lueI6e oie Scn
NngeIo Rotionol 8onf gegen iic
bot. 81, befrieoiger.
- Wie es beiBt, boben Die 9lntl
Trobibitionilten es anfaeeeben, CT.
nen Der ssbren gum Spreher oea
Observation-Disclosures Der aeeisIotll1
SIT eriua6len. sic tpollen iebt an
9eblid) ben 3anoioatell ser 8rob.,
bitioniIten rnterliiiten, Ser am 99c-
nigiten raoifaI iIt.
= 5reitog abeno gegen baIb oht
llbr ipllrbe Elm Deutiber yeamens
5bort in Sort @ortb al Der geeun
ten StraBe uno Der 3reu5ung oer
Oenper @obn bon einem geeger on
gefallen, Der inn nit einem Noiir
neiier eineu tiefen Gbnitt an1 rdl=
ten SanogeIenf beibratte uno ibn
oonn nieoeridlug uno INN alpon3ie
Dollars bermlbte. Der Mann If;
Ibmer Derfest mlo mag feline redte
Sano ME pieoer gebrouheu f0n.
men.
Das so9idnI 8ebdnoe in
Sort @ortb lit abgebronnt, Der
Sdaoen beldnft iid anf 100000,
ltnsefdbr fiinf5ig Strdflinge
in ilnfern 3udtbdliern iollen ";
8eibnadten besnaoigt peroen.
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Il II c / i.

- 0rei leerIteBenoe SGuler in,
iuolihen Eeile ser Gtaot fieIen am
5rsitog morgen un $50 llbr bern
5euer-Gamons gum Opfer. gines
oerielben mar bas falt poIlenbete
Wobnbaus BON g8. N. slrmItrong
an Der Sltnltof Mne. in Der s(lano.
stooition. Ger Mlarm tuuroe
bon Der segeniiber ipobnenoen Mrs.
WarD S6miot obseseben, Die aus
iagte, oaB cine ibr unbefannte sSrau
Tie ourb aopfen an Der Soustiir
getpedt lnb iie aufgeforoert, ben
@larm pegen oes 6euers ein5uien-
oen 9ns 8ehaltbe brannte pollItGn-
big nieoer, Der Sdaoen lit aber
ourd 8eriiherung bes aontraftors
geoedt. 9ie nobe gelegene Soutl)
SIDE Gbriltian Stride lpuroe MIR
nit GROCER stnftrengung Dor Dem
gerbrennen geidiiet 8leid5eitia
brannten 5pei Ieeriteberloe 8auier
an oer cine balbe Meile entferr-
ten flgsbD Mbenue, elnem 5errn
HeDnoIos, uno einer MiB SO. 8ofer
aelloreno, nieber. Ga biele @6uier
auBer oem 8erei6 Der Selter.
Spbronten lasen, fonnte nibts sl
ibrer Rettuns geiheben. Der @ert
oeriel6en miro auf $4,000 uno
$14O0 seiddst, ser geriiderungs.
betrag fonnte niht feltaeitellt meI-
oen. Seueriuebrdef @rigbt arg,
lpobnt 8rannitiftung, lit ober nidt
ilnStanbe, einMotiq oafiir beraus5u-
finoen..
Besel Sads, Cabs u. suqoies
teicpboniert 693 Talace oiperH Gta'
lfes. Sdneller II. slperloiiiges Tienit.
- Sci eineln .9faio" auf einen
iogenonnten geielligen Club ltnter
6orbieeu nerbuftete Die Goli5ei 10
gteeer lmier 4ntloge aui @ogabon.
ooee. Iie 9oli8ei 1T entlhIoien.
ihori segen aqe 9erumtreiber, Ole
obne geIbdftiglne ODER IihtIi6eu
2ebensllnterbalt iino, uor3u9eben
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@inters-g -gnfans.

Ser SeGass s@inter funtmt beran,
S06j brin9t er ielten SdJnee Mnb Gis,
Gs fcblt ms b'rum bic SdJlittenbabn
tlnh audi her Sdneemanr, sroF nns
tDeik.
3as Sd,littifbablaufen 1T Elm spprt
Sm Norocn iuDl fir Sebermann,
Sod bier fam' man ban.it ntdJt fort,
MS h5fJitens aaf ber 0folihubbabH.
Statt Sd1neefal iett liter 0aesen eim,
Die Straken tuerben sum Morait,
9cd, iit Der liebe Sunnenidbcim
And) etn nid1t gar 5u ielt'ner Gait.
g3aS ipnft Der 9Sinter nod bcidcert
An tranltd)er 0,eiellisfcit,
Sbeater, Salle nnb &pm5ert,
Sns bat er nms aud bier geiueibt.
yndJ init bcr Warteu 8lumcnsier
WerTagrt CT id)onenh mod 10 iueit,
llnb gar midJt ielten finbem mir
gt0d, 9toien 81 her Heibnahtsaeit
Sodj bel benz slllen frieren ,uir
SD Iebr, iDte man i'm gsurnen tut,
Ter beiec SDnner idlafft nns bier,
Sin car empfimblidJ biinnes Slut.
S'rum itfJaeen mir inn Ginen aud,
Der Cfen,uarne ianftc 0lni,
Wenu nns Ses HprbtuinbS fattcr aaudy
ltmncbt, int unS ber Sfeu gut
5anu iiBen aud gang gerns ipir
Sniamnten mai TN trautem Qreis.
Se einem 0laS alamo 9ier,
gSp Seher su ers6bIen ipeis.
WaS uns i'm Spmmer bat sefiiblt,
Set Banoert @rab am betken Sag.
3as ,pirb ertudrmenb jest seiiihlt,
g8ie es mud brauken Stiirusen maa.
% SDmmerhite, @inierfrpt,
3ariber fiibl' idi fetuen 0rpil,
Sas alamo 8ter III bic Qaft,
Die tiblt anb udrmt, grab ,pte ne fou
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z.s.szx.ss.s sz.1.szzu.suu.
/ bot cine orore erlaileu. 0llr1s pt:te
DE Die ginil1br bon lebcileem @ie9
aus 9Iiien uuo afrito megeu ott
bort berribenoen stralltbciten oer-
hoten merOen miro.
Sic 9unoes=8ranoiurn III
Sapannob bat laehrere ,serioneli
nno mebrere erobe Aofporationea
6eim bortieen Gunoes- iitrittgeridlt
Der @erlesllng Der Gru,. nno Ger
giienbabngeiese angrflaat. Die @u-
geflogten lino: 1ie sltlaiitie Goai;
&ailpdp Company, Die seaboarb
slir Sine 9failmap 60. llalo Sic Mer-
bants' an6 Wfiners' sransporto-
ton Company, ferner S,arpeD 0ti..-
Ter uno Morris @tiller, Snbober oes
@etreioegeidafts bon 8 S. Mil.
Ter & Cons in YbilooeIpbia. s.
banoelt iib bei oieieu Anflagcn
|um &abatte, melde Die eenanntea
9abnen Der @etreibe-S -Sirlna ani
5ra6ten erlaubt baben ioacn.
8or Dem Sber-9unoesgerislt
in @aibington erbob ein Seem yor-
fer Mopofat 9talnens 9lleronoer g.
Bacon Die 9eibuIoienng oaB, me.lli
beute Elm Sffi5ier ser 0unoesar-
NEE pornartsfomnlen ooer, pie So
con itb ausbriidte, uein GROCER
Soloat iein" tpolle, er fotenblldein
ltn0 ipeidelleden niiiie. Bacon en-
bob oieie geiduloigline in oen
8rose( oes Observation-Disclosures
NInslop Sort 9teepes, Der, tpie er
bebauptet, unaere6ter Sseiie pera6s
fhieoet lit.
= Caleb Boipers, Der eberlolige
Staatsiefretar BON &entucfD, oer,
mebrnlals Der Wtitlbufo all ser
Grmoroune oes @ouperneur @oe.
bel ldulbig befunoen, inuller luie.
Der einen neuer Gro5eB erlonotc
uno idlieBli6 bon gouperlleur Mis.
ion begnaoigt ipuroe, lit befonntIidl
gum Observation-Disclosures er-
mablt poroen 9iele politilden Or.
foIae baben anideinello eillen lei.
ner W'itangeflagten, ben biel ge.
nannten Sim Somar6, nibt ruben
Iaiien; ipie iest ans 9aioblesboro
geneloet miro, beabiidtist er, ais
Ganoibot fir oas amt eines Staatss.
ienotors ouf5ureten. Sotparo iuuroc
leiner5eit lhuloig befunben mo
8unt Sobe nernrteilt, oann aber ipa4,
ter aud BON @ollperneur @iIlon
begnaoigt.
eeSest lit eugene $. Wurr,
Ofitglico Der Syirrna Burr 8rotbers
in Rcm yorf, Die neilih pegen
angeblid, idiuinoelbaiter Gransof.
tionen bon ben gunoesbeboroen
ausgebaben muroe, auh nod in eis
men gbeiheioungsproaeB nerlpifeIi
poroen, ben elm eepiiier Sanle3
Saroen eescn icine Srou eingeIci-
tet bat.
llnier g3otidafter in Merifo.
6enrp 2ane @ilion, bat nm llr.
laub nahgeiilht Man fam aIic
mol annebne,l baB Die 8erb1ltniie
ie bort 5n feinen 8efiirdtungen
nebr glnloi, geben.
= Gs lit feitgeitent, ooi3 Die 2ei.
DIE, Die man in einenl Softer ge.
fitnoen bat, Der Rit sSabren i'm acI-
Ter eincs Sauies in gtep gort
itano, Die eiites fran50iiihen g[rtl.
item Namens gilbert 6. Collier lit.
gallier perfebrte piel init @iaiam
2etpis, Dem Der Softer angeblib ge-
bort 9at.
= Die alpei neuen -Shlahti1iife,
6ereu @au Der lebte &ongreB oll-
georonet bat, tperOen geros un6
Neip g)orf beiBen.
- Ser flcine Grt Copper Sia in
genneiiee lit ourb 6euer nabeau
poIlitdnOia seritort luoroen 1900
6uniIicn iino ob0adlos
= Die Nep gorfer Stootoermal-
tilng mill perillhen, ben all5u gro-
BEN StraBenldrnl 5u unterbrufen.
Damit miro fie tpnI ihlnerlih @liid
f1ohpn
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g. y. & ". 3. Sasa.

gtntllnft
$50. 1-Souifon u. 5. seuite I 100 uad,u
gio. 8-9ouiton u. b. aiifte .6.20 borr,
gto. -&iiitenitdbte. .1:15 nadm
$50; Al Son aerrbiIIe, nllr on @os
genfa8en. -. =. ..9:3O pnrm
@o, 44-@on aerrbiue, nl.r eonns
f09S.. .. -. $500 nadru
$50. 146- Son aerrbiIIe, ,rar an
Socbenta9en. :. $50 nehm
go. 2-9ouiton II. b. &i5te. $3.50 born,
Mo. lSpuitou u b. aiife 9::2o abenbs
SEQ. 6-&iiften{tdhte. a:10 nodia,
go, 4S-Nah aerrbine, ,lur in @o<
No. 4i~aa6 asrrDilie, nnr 9 gOaas aas,'A'
so; i45 -saa6 aerrD,iile, uar i in '''D
SSo1enfa9en. ..1:15 torn
g.. $. & 9. u. (Sm,pt-ainie).
So aNgom Often. .7:e5 Oorm
go. 7-@om Often. $500 nad,r
90. 10-gI Gofo Il Weiten. .7:S0 und1n
No. 2-8on Sci Mio.. 1880 borut
Nbfabrt-
SO 9-3a8 et gaiO uno @eften.
-. -. 1900 BORN
$40. 10--Nad >. @eiten. .1o:30 aberns
SO S-gfah benz Often. HOO BORN
We. 1-Mab Sci Hio.. 400 abenos
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Sietoria 9ibiiiou. g. $. & g. u.
Nntlsnft -
So so5-guero. gietoria 7:bo ua6m
MbfaIrt-
ae soe--euero. @ietpria 500 pornl
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gnSet Binter.Qe,sen.

Sir @tele lit Der ggiuter eine
2eioettsseit. GrIrorene Singer Mno
3eben aufgelprunsene S61oe. Asl,.
len uitu. bereiten fie. gber 9[lles
fliebt Dor guflens ar,ltea Safe.
9tnr 25c Bel allen DrusoiIteH
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Gil, starRer Sebutz.

Sailben Sic ben &orper sesen Grant
beit bur9 5utt's. 'gillsn, Elm abIoluies
Seiln,it.el fir &opii6mersen. Epspep-
IA, Walaria. 6artleibigfeit anb dbutis
te 2sioeu
,,sSaS Sriebrao beS 2ebens."
Dr. Suit: Sbre 2eber piIlen iiuo bas
3rlebrao bes 2ebens SD iperbe ltets
BEN Safall bant5ar iein, ,pel9er nit
oleielben Sil meiner &enntnlB bra1te.
3. Gaif!ai9e. plate Gaaaaon, Col.
TUFTS LeE2ar PILLEN.
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@erlaft i'd anf eidleres.

sd mill ME obne Or. Sings
yseiD 2ife Yias iein", idreibt @
Sdingeef, CAT GIN 5traBe. guf~
folio, q. q. uSie tllrierten mid BON
broniihe 5artleibigfeit als aGes
@m6ere perIagte@ 25c bei aGen
Druggiiten.
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g.. $. e. g. u. (Sa,,pt.2inie)
10. s.. G :. gabn.

sntlmft-
$50. 24t-@on $o,,fton unb @aIpeitou
!. !. >. J. -. $50 morgens
ylo. 2S5-Vom ytorben. .7.80 nori,iti.
No. 231-8om gprben unb 4ouftcn
:. -. -. -. 1925 nafn1
go. 9-Gona gtoroen AS abenos
Mbfd1rt
$40 244-gsaf benz 9Drben u. Soniton
:, 49,. :. ..7.10 PORN
go. 10--9la1 benz Norbeu. 10 100 oorm
SO. 236-Nadb benz Norben. -. :.
:. :. 800 nbenbs
SO. 242-gsa1 benz Eorben unb @als
beftnn. :. ....11.50 abenbs
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@rof @oeter, Der friibers
@ouperneur BON Oeutih. .Siiooli-
slfrifa uno iesiaer preitBiider @e,
fanoter in Sombure, lit geltorben
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Die eriten gntidliiie iino ni9t
INNER Die fliigIten, nber' getpobnlih
iinb iie Die reoli6iten.
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GOSHEN SPRINGS.

Barksdale and Hosea have begun gin
ming, and cotton is coming in lively.
E. S. Barksdale made business trip
to Jackson Monday.
Miss Elice Barksdale left for Edwards
last Saturday.
Mrs J. T. Hosea, Hoy and Ruby Banks
dale visited Brandon Saturday
Mrs. Claud Williams was visiting rel
atives here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Faulkenberrv
have moved into the BOYD house.
A number from here attended the con-
cert at Pisgah, notwithstanding the threat
ening weather, and enjoyed it very MUCH
]. D. Barksdale, who has been patching
is now boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. Faulkenberry.
Every one come out TO cur prayer meet
ing on Wednesday nights and let us keep
it alive all winter.
Farmers are still saving hay. That's
right, we need lots of it.
All will attend the Woodmen picnic
at Pisgah next Thursday and expect to
have some good speaking that day.
Miss Edna Robinson spent Saturday
with Miss Sara Barksdale.
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Tie BRANDON NEWs. IHURsDAY sEPTEMBER15 1910

nifty. Regiment; S. l. Donald, Co. I, {
Miss Inftry. Regiment The following
members of the camp were elected dele
gates to state encampment at Hattiesburg
on Oct 12th and 18th: P. B. Berrv A.
B. Smbble6eld, and d. NJ. Robbins; and
alternates: E. Fl. Laird. las. p Banks
dale and Thos. /. Ratlif
The following resolutions were offered
by the camp:
Resolved by Rankin Camp No. $50,
u. c. VS. that we have learned with
unfeigned sorrow, of the illness of our
comrade, Lee F. Robinson, and trust that
God in his wisdom NAV alleviate his
suferings, and in due time restore him
to his wonted good health.
That we tender to him our sympathy
in his trouble and command him to the
care and custody CT ''Him who doeth all
things we'll"
No other business the camp adjourned
PAT HENRY. Com.
r. S. MAXEY, Ad'j't.
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WALT, THE POET PHILOS
OPHER.

o, time hung heavy OFT my hands, for
had naught to do; the hour-gIass
dripped its sluggish sands as slow as flow
ing glue. And so / said: ."This sad life
wends like leadcn footed whales and
so I'll call upon nav friends, and tell
them merry tales. 1t may relieve this
heart of mine, and pass an hour away,
and make the sun of eIadness shine on
lives too lark and gray" | called upon
a busy man and told I'm anecdote; he
left his chair and bitterly ran. and seized
me by the coat and pushed me gaily
through the hall, and kicked me down
the stairs, and made remarks concerning
gall, and pelted me with chairs. | SAT
upon the pavement then, and unused in
scmber strain: Though / would help
my fellow men, my work seems all in
vain. | try to cheer the gloomy town,
and work the sunshine graft yet people
simply drop me down the elevator shaft.
There surely must be something wrong
with optimistic stunas, for when / sing
my sunshine song the nearer simply hunts
fer clubs and bricks and things like those
wherewith to pound my head. and break
my back and spoil my clothes, and leave
me two-thirds dead" The COP who
helped me to arise remarked: you're
sluggish againa Take my advice, nv
friend: be wise-don't bother busy men y
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faults that cause so many heart aches in
family life.
2. The school is an institution that
comes next in touch with the individual.
Most people at some time in life are
pupils in some school. There are three
vital elements in every school: the parent.
the pupil, and the teacher. These three
need to be bound together bv spirit of
confidence and cooperation. One of the
chief Objects of the school is to make home
life happier and better. Therefore the
school is the friend and supporter of the
home.
3. The church is the other foot in the
tripod. The church is the guardian of
the heart life, the keeper of the inner
or spiritual nature.
From the homes issues a stream of
young life which goes bounding through
the world gathering a little of all inn
purities through which it passes This
stream of young life comes into the school
and there meets with knowledge. culture
and refinement, and there gets a glimpse
of higher and better life-a life of self
respect, self control, patriotism, and noble
service to mankind If the school does
not give such a vision to its pupils, then
it has failed to accomplish It's chief aim
The church from its citadel of a clean.
pure life, overlocks with interest, the well
fare of all mankind "Created in Christ
Jesus unto good works." she stands as
city, lighted by electricity, upon hill.
letting herr light shine for the good of
men and the ~lcrv of God
Thus the home, the school and the
church, form the tripod of civilization
The church cannot accomplish its high
est purpose without the school and the
home to do their parts. The cshool can
never do its best without the aid of proper
conditions in the home. and conditions in
the home are often much improved
through the influence of the school and
church.
The home is the basis of supplies As
the Psalmist said of the heart keep
thy heart with all diligence for out of
lit are the issues Of life" So it might be
said Of the home keen thy home with.
all diligence, for cut of il are the issues
Of civilization. A stream does not rise
higher than its source. neither does a
civilization rise above the average level
Of the home life by which il is supported
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MAYT0N.


Health of community good; plenty Of
rain; Gotten picking the order of the day.
Bro. Bass, our good pastor, filled his
regular appointment here Saturday anC
Sunday, and preached two of the best
sermons we have heard in long time.
w. J. Graves is building fine resi-
dence in our little town.
The Mayton Graded school opened or
the I2th inst with fine attendance fol
4he beginning there being enough to en-
plcy two of the teachers at the first.
The opening exercises consisted a song
America, followed by Scripture reading
and prayer by Bro. c. E. Bass Then a
song (Wcrk for the Night is coming). At
ter the singing came some fine talks by
Rev. c. E. Bass, Messrs. B. A. Clark, Of
Cato, and finally general plan of the
work for the session was given by tbs
principal teacher.
On the 10th inst, the patrons of tbs
association elected the following officers,
DR.. L. A. Edwards, president; Z. E. Ken
nedv. secretary and treasurer. Member:
of the school board bein~ R. A. Kennedy
r. A. Mllev. S. I. Gardner, E. B. Story
and I. A. Jackson.
Miss Mary Franklin, of Magee, has
been elected to the second assistants place
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-15
TOWNSVILLE.


The weather is fine and people are max
ing hay and gathering cotton while the
sun shines. Several bales have been picked
and it will be only few days until our
ginneries will be running on full time
Master Henry Thomas, of Jackson, is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Ahomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Parker visited the
family of D. c. Kline in the Cato COM
munity the latter part of last week
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Runnels visited rel
atives in the Dobson community last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Maggie Cooper, of Monterey, en-
tered school here this week.
Glenn, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. d. Thomas, has been quite sick for
several days, but is improving now.
Mrs. o. c. Billingslea is improving af-
ter several days illness.
Miss Pearl Boyd returned last week
from a several weeks visit to relatives
in north Rankin.
Mrs. Rebune, of Greenville, Miss. is
visiting her brother, o. J. Ragland.
Miss Eunice McNair left TODAY WED
nesday) for visit to relatives at Louin
Miss
Miss Lula Ward, of Pelahatchie. wa:
the guest of her friend, Miss Pearl Boyd
last Saturday, and Sunday.
w. d. Thomas and S. w. Berry sold
nice drove of cattle. consisting of more
than hundred head to Jake Ehrman last
Tuesday
Miss Edna Waddell is the guest of hel
sister, Mrs. O. c. Billingslea.
The picnic at East last Friday was a
decided success. Your correspondent was
unable to attend on account of business
but has learned from those who were
there that there was nice crowd, plenty
of free lemonade, bounteous dinner, and
a splendid address in the afternoon by
"A. ]. McLaurin, of Brandon. Everybody
enjoyed the day, and the visitors are
loud in their praises of the hospitality
CT the good people of East.
Elston Ragland came out from Jackson
Sunday to visit his parents 90 He ha.
about completed his business course al
Draughcn's College, having been there
only about four and half months
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ben H. Wells, trustees deed to
The Merchants Bank and Trust
Co, $40 acres, section 26, 6, 2,
east, in Rankin county and certain
lots in Belhaven Heights in
Kinds county :. :. $500 &C
Bank of Star, by G. w. White,
sheriff, to ]. t. Cooper. Bank
building and lot in towa of Star,
Rankin &C MY, Miss. :. 80. Goo oc
Sorintha A McCaskill to Luther c.
Bitmour, certain lots in town of
Florence. * o.
w. E. Kelly to r. @. Kelly, GER
tain lot in town of Pelahatchie,
section SO, s, east j. !. 100 oc
I'll. ID. Murray to w. III. Pickett, 10
acres at Pearson. .... zoo &C
A. F. Summer to c. E. Hawkins. 50
acres, section "a, s, S.. 10000
w. F. Cooper and wife to E. NJ.
Odom, lot in village of Star,
section "a, ;, O.. 400 90
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-15
THE TRIPOD OF CIVILIZATION.

(E. I. Compere.)
The heart. the lungs, and the brain are
called, by PSYCHOLOGISTS, "The Tripod Of
Life" IF either one of these organs be
taken from the body, or seriously injured
death is effected. AS in the natural BODY
in regard to these vital organs so it is
in the civic body in regard to the vital
organizations, the home, the school, and
the church.
I. The home is the first institution that
effects the life of an individual If the
right kind of forces are at work in the
home. the results are good. but in too
many cases this is not true. There are
places of abode-not homes-where the
father and mother often say hard things
to each other and sometimes quarrel
Of course a state CT affairs like that is
not an ideal home. Conditions like those
are brought about not by real meanness
on the part of husband or wife, bur
usually by a natural or cultivated mis-
understanding. The ideal home is one
where love reigns in everv heart. The
father and mother are in love with each
other and their love grows stronger and
dearer each day. Love begets love and
the measure of love is service.
If Christ IS enthroned in the hearts OF
the parents, his spirit will dwell in them
and aWhere the spirit of the Lord il
there Is Liberty."-fz Cor. s:I7.l b,
the indwelling spirit of Christ they viii
b able 10 overcome the little mistakes ane