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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08
POR CABLE,

New York, febrero s. --f.a tempe
ratura tuvo aver en- esta cindad I'M
descenso notable. La colurnr1a laer-
curial registr5 eero grado (F.). Sc
han constatado varios rnuertos por
causa del frfo intensisifno que Sc de-
ia ssntir. Las soeiedades fEantropi-
cas- rsparten combustibles y mantas
q los pobres.
New York, febrero s. -Despachos
de Nlcarasna infornlan que el gene
raj Chamdrro ha apareeido al frerfte
de numerosas tropas revoluciona-
ras en- bocas de San Carlos al Sur
del Gran Lago en- cuyo punto le
unio a las comandadas por los gene
rales Juan Pablo Reyes y Luis Mena,
los cuales avanzan paraleIanente
sobre +Acoyapa do11de Sc ibrara un
sangriento combate. Los generates
revolucionarios Estrada y Matute
avanzan por el extreme sur hacia Ia
Vlrgen en- Ia riberas del Gran Lago.
New York, febrero Sci gah-
nete frances aprobd hoyel prograuaaa
naval para 1910, por eEcual Sc acor-
Dc 64mantenere La construction de a8
aeorazados de primera .elase. Sc han
votadd, los cr4ditos necesarlos para
el fomertto en- gran escala de parques
Y material de aerostaci6u.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08

New York tsbssro So La nots
del sablnete itaEiano convocando &
uns conferences q les poderes para
tratar log asuntos de Creta, ha sido
favorabl blAnae aeogida a.se s4he de
antemailn hi los REPRESENTATIVES dc
las potencsat apondr&n A Tirquia
Ia venta s Gtscia az "a isla de Greta.
De este modo quedara ,de6pitiva-
naente resuelto ell asunto qua Ia a.
menazado v2rias vecess sr6mper q
equilibrio europe.
New York. febrero, IS. -Desps-
chos de Londres informan del estsdo
de Ia pohtica inglesa sSe.tiene porse-
guro el triunfo de los, liiberales en- Ia
camara baia. En- sui ela acienaf
han manifestedo su resohlsi6n de-
privar q los pares+ del d6lEchd del
veto, asi cones troaucir adicales'
reformas enla consti itncida, 81 el sen
tido mag liberal e:z5 s. ~ s.,
New York febrero s H pzesi-
dente Taft afer1na auelde ac.erdo
con el gabiDste.de Berlin Ia conee-
dido Is tarda minima para los pro-
ductos alemanes, po lguales venta-
jas que ha h9fp Il gohierno alemzn |
para los pnoductos de- :psocedencia7 t
norteameTicana. +
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08
Santurce.

cipe Alberto, heredero al trono de
BeIgica.
En- peri6dico professional aleman
dedica a este principe m6dico ell si-
guiente recuerdo;
e. duoue Carlos Teodoro de Ba-
viera ha fallecido el 80 de Noviem-
hre tras larga enfermedad. Ha POGO
cue cor motive de su 20 natalicio
nos ocupamos de la saliente perso-
nalidad del finado. Con este vastago
dc ios Witteslbacher hemos pe-dido
un gran filantropo Y un notable me
dico Esta en- el concepto de los pala-
ciegos, burges destino, que es pura
decoraci5n en- sus altos miembros,
70 10 era ssf en- el duque, pues Sc de-
dicaba & "a nedieina como & un sa-
grado sacerdocio, y es sabido que pre-
to al1ilio efic&z 4 intinidsd de en-
fermos de los oios que h bendicen.
Su lnchnaci6n q Ia profession medi,
no oostante su pertenencia & L. Real
casa Dc Baviera, fue tai, 10 que es
probablemenre POGO sabido, que en-
IN conflicto de "a cl.se mkdics de
munich. = pronunci6 decididsms =
te pcr L llbre election del medieo {
ingEes6 en |. ssociaci6n cieniifica
lioe de Leipzig. su memoir, sera
en- todo tempo exeelsa, pucs eontri- !
bui2 sfieazmente { "a ejecuei5n del
pFogreso cientffiso de los prcfesions-
-es en IS ASoei.c.6n nacional & este |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08
MueTte De un
principe Ocu 'iista.

De Ban-KFeuth anuEcisn "a muer-
te del duoue Carlos Teodoro De Ba-
viera, vfctIma de grave dolcncia que
minaba 81 vida desde mUcho tempo
Y deiaba preveer,desda algunos dias
un fatal desenlace.
Is conocida Il alta repu,aci6n que
el duque haeia adquirdo COMO cou-
ista y como flantropo. ! Ia edad de
80 atos hebia abandonado la carre-
"a militar por L. m6d!ca. en- IA que
no tarc6 en- conouis5arse III nom
bre: desde entonces consagr6 su
eienciA, 81 tempo y 81 dinero Z GUS
entermos- entre los que Jos pobres
eran asistdos gratui;anente en un
hospital que q sostenia con sus pro-
plos recurscs. Sc conSas:6 hssta
sus iltimos rst2EIes < sus enfer-
mos.
E ducue Carlos TeodoTo naci6 en-
1899. tenia pues 20 aiics. Vino 4 ser
el ;efe de "a rama ducal -cuanio su
hermano mayor renunci6 ( sus de-
recho para eontyaeE u Iastnmoaio
moryzuioo.
Case en- pnmeras nupciss en- 1855
con Ia princess Sofia de Saiolis, y
enviudadO dos zfos des-
pues, Sc eas6 en- lS7. con Ia in:ants
Maria yosafa de Brag-nza. Su hija
Elizabeth essS ea 1850 con el prtn- .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08
Ecos De aetuafdad,;

/ EI sthog R MaFchSn Aiuhoz, unt
de los mas 'e1t,isiastas propagandis
tas de Ia segregation de Barceacnets
del distrito municipal de Manat1
hace en- El Nafhete de Arecibo las
siguientes deelaraciones; -.
La segregation por Ia cual Incha-
mos hace tanto tempo se impone,
pues no es justo; nj hunaanitario que
una poblaeion como esta que tiene
vkla propia, Sc yea anexada & otra
loealidad, restandonos de esa name
ra uerzas y vida, mermando nues-
tros derechos y prohandonos de esa
hbertad que Dies concede 4 Los hom-
bres de gobemarse hbremente sin ha
Ger Ia vida de sumisos corderos.
Oportunamente daremos nuestrs
opinion respecto de tan importante
asunto.
-Ha fallecido en- Ponce el joven
Julio Fugurull empleado que fue de
Ia hacienda Uridn. Era el fenecido
persona que gozaba de generates
snnpatias. Descanse en- paz.
Pronto quedara terminado el nue.
ivo mstadero de Lajas.
La detective de Ponce ha fornu-
lsdo denuncia contra el individuo
Emilio Garcia & quien Sc acusa de
ysrojar piedras contra Ia casa de
dona Ines Bermeio, vecina del bario
de Ia Cantera.
Por Ia oorte de Arecibo ha sido de-
slarado culpable del delito de seduc-
ci6n s Ia jovens Carmen Gaurido, el
individuo Francisco Laurido de Ma
patf.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan el ST..
Elias P. Fernandez, inspector vete-
riaario del distrito de Ponce, que
disfruta de Is dias de icencia.
En- Ia. eorte de distrito Sc resolve
roh hoy, los siguientes juicios;
n. Born B Co. contra Francisco
P. Quinonez y Martin Lopez, Cobro
do dinero.
Juan Irizarry contra Ramona We
lez: Divorcio.
Maria Anselma Dulles Y otros
contra Alejo Rivera Troche y otros
Rewindicaci6n: Excepciones pre-
Was.
Dolores y Ramon Nadal Freyrei
contra BaldomeroRom Fernap-
dez, Acci6n personal en- cobro de
pesos: Excepciones previas.
Ramon Lehron Pagan VS.. Gu
mercindo Velez Divorcio:
Para malans microbes estan Sc
los de Pedro E. Ramirez con
ira Federico Philppi y otro. Cobro
de dinero.
Belen Cubino contra Sue. Pedro
Siena y otros, Cobro de pesos: Ape
.acion:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08
DE ATENAS.

Los teles-amas de Atenas que Sc
han recibldo hoy dan los siguientes
detalies del ilcendio que estall6 aver
en- el Palacio Real.
No hubo desgracias peTsonales y
% iamiil2 .cel Sc hallaba ausente.
10 mas original del fuego fue GU.
en- una de las habitaciones donde b: :
bis estatues de gran valor :,
vestlan cor .os buenos trajes que ven
de la Palms INA de Juan Pierss Allen
32E0 lego 4 fucgo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08
Los nejores planes.

Las personas eonpetcntes Il yer
los pianos Fork y al examinar SUI
mccaHlsmo Sc conveEoen QUO indu-
cGblemente son los pianos que reu-
nen meiores condolences, son los
cue suPeran 4 los alenanes y
frsneeses.
Los planes Fonk Sc garantizan
con Gocumentos.
&c vercen & :plazos en- los gran.
GCs s!naeenes &c Z Cselo" v IA
Infarnc". l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08
Labor judicial.

En- Ia corte suprena Sc ha visto hoy
la apelaci6n de Ia causa, por ultra
je contra Luis Rojas.
E juez Sr. Lassslle de La Corte mu
nicipal practica investigation en- el
case de Adela Coraz6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08

hodis sobe que su casa Is
ID oesaiqulLada. Maize 10 so
be, poreus usted no 10 anuncn
81. dsseG o.qluv su casa Gu
dhora no le produce NADIA ann
clelG sa Ia Corresponds
clG Para est1 clase de anu,
clos nay en- este d,orso prees
seItesGss, n.Uy an.uod0S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08
Sc vende nj, piano
en- muy buen estado y
a precioz may reduci-.
do. 1afor11laran !. en
esta irnprenta.
esta irnprerata.

Hay agrieuItores q,ss aScssssen
mayordonses" y hoy @nsyos1 1osses'
qve Hecesizon eolsesciln. Eaas das
asp1raesones q es'cusntsan con difs-
enItad = retvdo. A,HAus 6otnesfsada
rdpidameate 81 los dsssos>ds nayordo
mos Y asrieulsn-es - sss.;acion ea;
La Correspondence. Hsy. en g.
te dtario sslsctu. y mddico idrvG al
ef.cto. ". y Az
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08
UN,hAYeRDoM0.

On mayesdono ON largs prlcd.
ca en- 81 caahvo De ls 'raha," desss
osloca1se'a3 ients Do uns eo!onIa. '
al etecto cssnts osu las reterepc1.s
que 20 deseeu. Para ntormss ests
Administrators y q vsea-bsja. don
Asturo Gvarra 4celte
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08
Sc VENDEN.

Las casas de verindad cont;
suas a La CoIeciivl". en- Paer
ia de TERRA Prsducen $40;
mensuales. FaciIidades para e
page. Apartsdo SIG Sd
Juan. P. K.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08

E rnesiieo le dirl, . Ia Psn-eu
ala eura el Paludisno. Lo sacu4-
fuers dc, sis.ezA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de pdri6dioos vjejo a
% aHintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08

En- esta imp:enta.s vsnde tspape
do periodicos vi9os8 $2.4Sistal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08

La Pam 40 cpFa los casos mas
fuertes de fisbre pslddica. va sea
cr6uica 8 aRNda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08

HechOs en- Meyagiez, Puerto Rico
por expertas opersrias y hajo Il direo
ciaa de proSesoRas ,competentes.
N Estsue = B'anes Mayagdez,
Puerto Rico. ~
Solicits en- Sam IRsn fla
Su. do6S BrDidG Remdn.
Hotel Concrete" Gale de Tetu6n,
ndmese 20, quisn ,tisrs un extenso
surtido del rsrno { "a disposition.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08
The HandVslk and
Mayaguel Embroidery y

All the fine needle mork,
coming from M. Esteve Bla.
mes, Mayagiez, r. p, at hand
on Hotel Comercio" 20 Te-
tuan St. San joan, P. r. Call
to Mrs. Briiida. Roman, to see
the Samples.
CALADoS 7 BORDADoS.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17
EARL RUSSELL DEAD.

News was received here this morning
cf the death of Earl Russell, at Del
Ric, Texas, On March IS, the interment
occurring ct that place or the 10th. De-
ceased was born and reared near Dobson,
this county, where he lived until about
5 years ago when he embarked in the
newspaper business at McHenry, estab-
fishing the McHer-y News. About II
months ago he realized that he had con-
sumption and physicians advised him to
seek dryer climate. He went to Del
Rio, but the change did him no good,
growing gradually worse until death re-
lieved lieved him last Tuesday. Earl
was splendid young man, and The
News joins his relatives and friends in
the grier they are SUFFERING He leaves
a wife, nee Miss Aura Kersh, of Bran
don, and two small children.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17
A BOY,s COMPOSITION.

"A school ma'am is verb because
she denotes action when you throw
paper wads at the girls. Switch is a
conjunction and is used to connect the
verb school ma am to the noun boy.
This is compound sentence, of which
boy is the subject and switch is the
object. F irst person, singular number
and awful case. A schol ma'am is
different from boy, a boy wears pants
and school maam wears her hair
banged all over her forehead. She puts
paint on her face and some big fellows
come and take her home Ma says a
school masans never gets 20 be older
than cigl Aer. until she gets married.
II takes two school ma'ams a day 20
cook a DINNER.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

The following are the persons appointed
of the Census for the County
Of Rankin:
Il. H. Bullock, Florerce, Miss.
E. l. Misterfeldt, Plain, Miss
d. NJ. Mayors, Brandon, Miss.
A D. Atkins, Brandon, Miss.
r. c. Baker, Fannin, Miss.
J. Q. Embree, Langford, Miss.
L. c. Robinson, Brandon, Miss
w. NJ. Smith, Florence, Miss.
Steve Webb Braxton, Miss.
H. S. Garrett, Star, Miss.
JAMES B. YELLOWLEY,
Supervisor of Census.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

For good every day household an
gel, give us a woman who laughs.
Home is not battlefield, nor life one
lorg unending row. A trick of always
seeing the bright side, or, if the thing
has no bright side, of shining up the
dark one, is a very important faculty
and one of the things no woman should
be botn without. We are not all born
with the sunshine in our hearts, as the
irish prettily phrase 1t; but we can
cultivate a cheerful sense of humor If
we only try.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

MISS EUNICE WASHBURN WILL
HAVE HER EASTER OPENING
MARCH 22ND AND 23RD INST. EV-
ERY ONE IS, CORDIALLY INVITED
TO ATTEND.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

Those who are fond of working out
puzzles can tackle the following: A
certain family in London consists of
one grandfather, two grandmothers, one
father-in-law, two mctherin-laws, three
mcthers, two fathers, two, daughters,
one son, one daughter-in-law, one som
in-law, enc granddaughter, and there
are cnly six persons III the family.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

The merchants cf town should COM
bine to keep every foreign ad out of
their home paper by buying all the
space the editor has to spare and uti-
lie it for their owr good. This would
place the editcr under obligations to
them and he could freely and conscien-
sciously blow the trumpet in their in
tesest cnly.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

The Teachers Study Club meets fort
nightly en- Friday afternoon The book
they are studying is Standards in Educa-
ton, by Arthur Henry Chamberlain. They
have already completed chapters on "The
Aim of Education" "The Elementary
Curriculum" "The Aim of Industrial Ed
ucation," "The Meaning cf Correlation, .
and "The Basis of Ethical Training"
The lessen for next Friday will be "The
Significance cf Habit"
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17
JUST AROUND The CITY

A week from Sunday will be Easter.
]. NJ. smoot left Sunday for points in
Texas.
Miss Bessie McCaskil visited the cap
itol Weaacsday.
Brandon has four automobiles with
: two more in sight
: Little Rudd Sprague has been quite
sick fer few days.
Mrs. Milrer Hobson is visiting friends,
and relatives in Jackson.
H. T. Ellis, who is now living in
Jackson, is in town today.
r. H. Riggs, who is now living at
Newton, was here Monday.
Notice the announcement of Miss Wash
burns Millinery opening.
Mrs. w. H. Waddell has returned
from months stay in St. Louis.
MIR. John Ohleyer, of Tchula, visited
his mother the first of the week.
[. c. Stubblefeld, of Asylum, was
visitor to Brandon cne day this week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs R F. Brown,
or Tuesday, March IS, fine baby boy.
~ O IT,. . Iii oc:,aJ 90
her bed We hope for her a speedy re-
covery
Street Commissioner Cottreil is doing
some very effective work OF the streets
these days.
DR.. ]. L. Warren and sen, of Galilee,
were pleasant callers at the News office
Saturday.
T. H. Turley is building new cot
tage on his let just north Of Wash
burns store.
DR.. Harry Watson is spending few
days in Memphis, looking after auto
mobile bargains.
day in response to telegram announc-
ing the critical illness of Mrs. c. S. Harris
very pleasant trip to Jackson in GRE of
Thompson's automobiles one night last
week.
Mr.. Ivy Thompson made a trip to
- Ia
rying an auto party to see Little Johnny
Jones'"
The plumbing for w. F. Owens ma
chine shop and residence is being done
this week, superintended by F. B. Wal
rod.
A moving picture show gave exhibitions
at Johnson Hall en- Monday and Tues
day nights. Those who attended are not
very enthusiastic in their praise.
Mrs. Jesse Whitfield, Of Clinton, one
of the contestants in the Times-Democrats
European Trips, was here this week, So
Letting subscribers for that paper.
Miss Lula Hover will arrive Mon
day She will be glad to have her friends
and customers to call on her at the Milii-
merry Parlor and viii take pleasure in
showing them.
The Sunbeam Society of the Methodist
church was entertained by Mrs. S. l..
McLaurir Saturday afternoon. Quite
a number of little folks were present
and enjoyed the occasion immensely.
Mrs. Annie Weatncrsby has returned
from an extended stav in Vicksburg,
where she was under treatment at Streets
Sanitariun. Her friends are glad to know
that her health has greatly improved
The many friends of Mrs G. S. Har-
ris will be grieyed to hear of her critical
illness at Meridian She suffered a pa
rayletic stroke Monday and the attend
ing physicians hold out very little hope
for her recovery.
Private letters from Mrs. Aura Hunter
PurncIl,, who has been visiting at Tallu-
Iah, La, made her many friends here
happy over the fact that her health is
much better and that she is now in Vicks-
burg
The proceedings of the board of su-
y,erussors will he found In fOdav,s paper
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

"A father-not a millionaire-left at
his death number of children ard a
certain sum to be divided among them
as follows: The eldest TO receive 500
and one-tenth Of the remainder; the
second child $500 and one-tenth of
what then remained; ard so on, each
child to receive $1oo more than the
one Immediately preceding, and then
one-tenth part Of that which still re-
mained. Wnen the division took place,
it was found that all tie children re-
ceivcd the same amount. How many
children were there, and what sum did
each receive?
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17
A HOTEL OPPORTUNITY.

FOR SALE OR LEASE, THE BRAN
DON SANITARIUM BUILDING.
WOULD SELL ON EASY TERMS.
ALSO MY HOME PLACE OF ABOUT
Il ACRES ACRES IN PECAN
TREES. A BARGAIN. ADDRESS
]. T. B. BERRY,
BRANDON, OR NEWTON, MISS
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

A young woman said she was born to
be a farmers wife because she engaged
in milking when an infant, and took
to cradling early. Later she often cut
up and shocked her parents and filled
her crib. At an early age she learned
to sew, and she had cultivated her ac-
quaintance with a young agriculturist,
and as soon as she placed her affec-
tons she intended to "make hay while
the sun was shining" This was too
much for an impressible tiller Of the
soil, so he gathered her up into his arms
and garnered her.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

Don't forget we carry a complete lire
cf Avery's plow goods, and we are max
ing prices that viii astonish you.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

To Saw Mill Men-Wishing cheap
stumpage or cheap timber land. | can Of
fer genuine bargains.
D. M. MAYERS.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

There are events occurring in every
community which, if reported in To-
cal paper, would create commotion
little dreamed of. What to report and
what not to report often pcrplexes the
editor. He is often justly accused of
cowardice and favoritism, when all
the time he is looking toward the good
reputation of the town where his lot
is cast The local editor from neces-
sity almost constantly finds himself
between two fires, and whichever way
he turns he is surely to be unjustly
treated. This is one of the pleasures
of the newspaper business
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

We will have in Monday, the 21st,
the most complete line of spring and
summer dry goods we have ever carried.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

Low quarters in Mems Wcmen's and
childrens, just received, and they are
just the thing in style and price.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

Every young lady may mark it down
as a fact that if she flirts and associates
with "pick ups she will soon have 70
others for associates. No matter how
unjust it may be, there will always be
a suspicion that those who are not above
making acquaintances iE this way are net
as pure in heart and mind as they ought
to be. It would be unjust to say no pure
minded girls flirt. They do and many of
them lose their purity by so doing. Others,
though not so unfortunate, subject them
selves to suspicious which every woman
should be above.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

DcE't fail to stop in and see the big
coffee mill at
BRANDON MER. co.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

Brandon Mer. Co. has the largest cof-
fee mill in TINS county. 1t stands up six
feet high.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

When man points gun at you,
kft,ck him down. Dent stop to look if
It IS loaded, but knock him down and
don't be at all particular what you do
it with. If there is going to be a cor
cner's inquest, let it be over the other
fellow, he won't be missed.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

Fresh bread every Monday and Thurs
days. w. @. BARNES.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

Hartz Mountain Canaries. Guaranteed
singers. For sale by
MRS. b. F. WALROD.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

Let Us grind your coffee free
BRANDON MER. CO.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

REMEMBER TO ATTEND THE
BRANDON MILLINERY OPENING
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17
Fer SALE.

Barred Plymouth Rocks eggs. $I.oo for
IS. MRS. @. {. SPRAGUE.
Brandon, Miss.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

Bale hay and all kinds feed stuff.
w. G. BARNES.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

J. w. Birdsong. III. l.. McCaskill and
w. r. Taylor composed party who wen.
over to Jackson tonight in the beautiful
Regal Automobile owned BY the Brandon
Automobile Co. The machine was driven
by Forest Smith.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

Fresh groceries and prompt delivery.
w. @. BARNES.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

What would tie class cf 1910 do with
out our "Bobbie?" She is the life of cur
class, always full of fun and fond of
joking. He- motto is: Laugh and the
world laughs with you; study and you
study alonc." She is extremely pretty the
morning after Pete" Darden comes.
Why then? Because she leaves on some
Cf her "redding."
When she is not sadly meditating on
what might have been," she is joking
ard telling US cf what might be.
When she is reproved for not studying
she flares Up and doesn't see why peo-
pie should want to take life serious enough
to study.
Her chief aim in life, is firstly to have
the best time going. Secondly: to get
married. Thirdly: to manage her hus-
band, and size SAYS all other pleasures
will come from this.
s For while after Xmas "our Biliken"
seemed rather despondent because-well,
just because-but she doesn't take trouble
seriously, SO it wasn't long before she was
her same old self, and thus she remains to
the end Of tie chapter.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17
FoR SAIE

FOR SALE
One yoke nince oxen, six years old.
E. w. CHAPMAN,
Johrs, Miss.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

The list of road overseers and the de-
scription of the reads they are to work,
together with the names of the hands
assigned to each road, will be printed
next week.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

9allie: Threw Physics to the dogs"
Nan: "No, give it to Robbie to cure
her OF tie Measles.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

A picture agent, who is here deliver
ing frames ard enlarged pictures, was
arraigned before Justice Ccrlev Tues
day On a charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses. The warrant was sworn
out BY 7. T. Harris, principal of the coll
cred school, and charged taht the agent,
in Harris abserce, collected from Harris
wife for picture frame that he claimed
Harris had previously ordered A fine
of $1.oo and costs was imposed.