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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-05-27
GRAPES ARE NOT ALL KILLED
Vines Brought TO The True Northern
err Office Show Many Fruit Buds
in'Good Condition.

Mister Austin brought to The True
Northerner office this week, two small
sections of grape vines clipped from the
vineyard of Andrew Shepard. If these
clippings are fair samples of the vines
in Shepard's vineyard, he will have
fair crop of grapes. The concensus OF
opinion among grape growers is that
while in some localities the crop will be
exceedingly light, on the average there
will be fair crop The cold weather
succeeding the freeze has kept the buds
back, so it is still impossible to estimate
the exact damage done, or the correct
prospects for the coming crop. There
will be grapes however, and more than
the average grower Is looking for. This
only emphasizes one of the sayings OF
the late VIM. Butler, who said that 1--WE
always had to have everything killed at
least three times, before we could ex-
pect a full crop"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-05-27
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL
City Fathers Disposed of Regula r
Budget of Routine Business Will
Spread "A per cent Tax.

The regular meeting of the village
council was held last Monday evening
Following is the routine business dis
posed of:
The application of E. b. Longwell for
a stairway on his store building az the
corner of Main and Niles streets was
laid on the table.
Joe Sherman WAS granted permission
to move his popcorn wagon to the Smith
corner on Main and Kalamazoo streets.
The finance committee was author
lied to make a loan of $1,000 90 for a
period of go days.
The bond of the Paw Paw Drug Co.
was received and acce pied.
On motion it was voted to spread a
tax of l d per cent on the village tax
roll.
Claims in the sum of S6ll % were Ap.
proved and allowed
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-05-27

K|LLEFERS ARE KING BEES
uIar Berth at Second. Bill May
Go To Washington.

McAleer, manager of the Washington
team, likes the tribe of Killifer when it
comes to baseball ability. This is shown
by the fact he has given Red per
manent place at second base on his
team, and when O'Connor asked for
waivers on "Bill' Killifer, McAleer said
mo" iltimating he can use the boy
himself if no other American league
club wants his services.
Speaking of the Killefers, "Red' and
"Bill," j. Ed Grillo in the Washington
Star says:
Manager Jim McAleer has refused to
waive on Catcher Bill Killifer of the st.
Louis team. Manager O'Connor asked
for waivers on his young catcher, who
is a brother Of Wade Killfer OF the Ma
tionals, several days ago, but McAleer
refused to consent to his going from the
league.
whether or not OConuor will allow
Killifer to come here, is, of course,
matter of conjecture. O'Conner when
asked yesterday stated that Killifer
was suffering from a sprained ankle and
that he was not ready to do anything
with him In fact, the Browns mana
ger insinuated that his team was none
too long on catchers and that Killifer
was pretty handy man to have around.
1.-The fact that a club asks for wav-
ers on player does not mean much
these days. Sometimes these waivers
are asked for just to feel out the other
clubs.
"At any rate, McAleer refused to
waive, and if ST. Louis does not want
Killifer he can have berth here. 1t
was McAleer who secured Killifer from
the Texas league, and he thinks he has
the making of a splendid backstop
Killifer is twenty-three years DID,
"After three years experience 10 the
major leagues Wade Kilhfer has finally
secured a regular position. 1t is of
course up to him to hold it, but unless
he shows every symptom of being in
competent be will be the Nationals reg
ular second baseman from this out.
'KIllifer will be kept at second base
from this OUT said Manager McAleer
last night. Until he shows me that he
is not competent to play the position he
shall remain there. / believe that he
will develop into a great ball player.
He has every thing that goes to make
good man, and l shall keep him at sec.
ond until he learns how to play the posi-
ton. ] am satisfied that he will learn,
and while he is learning he will be of
great aid to the team with his stick
What will become of Schaefer?' was
asked.
1--WE will keep Schaefer, was the
reply.
"Notwithstan ding the fact that Nc.
Aleer says he will keep him, the placing
OF Killifer at second base virtually
means the passing of Herman Schaefer
from major league circles, for it is not
likely that there is any other club in the
league that will want to use him when
the local club gets ready to let him CO."
Kalamazoo Telegraph.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-05-27
BIG REAL ESTATE DEALS
Made by Decker & Bailey Agency.
One the Jensen Place at Three
Mile Lake to be Plated.

The Decker & Bailey Real Estate
agency has made two real estate deals
during the past week. One was the
beautiful country home OF Rob McWill-
Jams, which was sold to a Mr.. Shepard
OF South Dakota, consideration l0,0OO.
The other was what is knrwn as the Jen-
sen place at Three Mile lake, which was
sold to M. V. B. Pitkin of Chicago. This
property has fine frortag on Three
Mile lake. Civil Engineer Dana p.
Smith has been at work plating this
property for some time, and Mr.. Pitkin
will push the work to completion, when
these lots will be placed on the market.
Full details OF his plans will be made
public in later issue of The True
Northerner.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-05-27
IMPROVEMENT CO. TO BOOST
Continued from page /.


city advertising, Manager Thomas tells
us that he has requests for board and
lodging for the summer months from
various sources, and many of our people
will be glad to embrace this feature Of
summer business. a.,
On the whole it appears that Maple
lake will be source Of attraction, start
ing this summer, for pleasure seekers,
and we have the opportunity Of making
Paw Paw summer resort second to
none in this part of the state.
The Maple Lake Improvement COM
pany have a large ad. in this issue of
The True Northerner suggesting what
you can do toward this end.
The gentlemen connected with the Ma
pie Lake Improvement Co. are Thomas
j. Cavanaugh, president; s. o. Kenyon,
vice president; III. L.. Mcneil, secretary
and treasurer and W. j. Thomas general
manager. The rooms over f.. Smith
d Co. store have been fitted up for
offices for the company The subdi-
vision of lots have been improved and APP
pear very attractive and everything is
ready for the summer people that the
| extensive advertising that the company
are doing will necessarily bring.
Paw Paw township has opened a new
road across the dam and through Way
side west to the road leading to Lake
Park.
The Thayer property on the west side
of the lake, which was purchased by
Messrs. Flock and McEachron, will also
be plated and lots placed on the mar
L.,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-05-27
CHANGE IN THE TIME TABLE
On X. L. S. & c. Ry. Fine Service
Both Ways from Paw Paw Station.
In Effect Sunday.

Attention is called in this issue OF
The True Northerper to the change of
time table which goes into effect next
Sunday May 30. Trains will now leave
Paw Paw as follows:
Going east. Daily except Sunday
S:35 a. M, $40 p. M, 500 p. M, as far
as Lawton. Daily $40 a. M. Sunday
only $3.50 p. m.
Going west. Daily except Sunday
loo p. m, $50 p. m. Daily S:35 a. m.
The Sunday fare to South Haven and
return will be 90 cents. Children 30
cents. To Kalamazoo and return 40
cents. Children % cents.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-05-27

Entered inthe postofHoe at Paw Paw, Michigan
as second class mail matter
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-05-27
FIXING POLITICAL FENCES.

w. M. Stoughton is taking a lay-off
from his duties at the X. l.. s. & e. de-
pot. Mr.. Ernsberger, the company's re.
lief agent from Covert, has taken his
place as station agent here. Warner is
busy fixing up his political fences and
will probably be very busy from now un-
ill primary day. He states that he lie
well pleased with the outlook.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-05-27
NOW GRADUATE NURSE.

The True Northerner acknowledges
receipt OF announcement and invitation
to attend the commencement OF the
school OF nursing at the y. b. A. hospi-
tai of Grand Rapids, Friday evening,
May 81 Miss Iva Cooper formerly OF
Paw Paw, aud graduate of the Paw
Paw schools is a member OF the gradua-
ting class.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-05-27
ANOTHER GIANT ELM.

Speaking OF giant elm trees" there is
one in Mrs. II. 9. browns yard on the
corner of Main and Niles streets tn at is
fully "a large il not larger ~ some re-
spects than the one spoken Of IN the
columns of The True Northerner last
week Mrs. Drown has lived there to
see the tree grow from a small shrub
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-05-27
NEED THE MONEY.

II you are a good alumuus you will
pay your dues. 1t takes money 10 run
the association, and the small amount
each one is required to pay is insigniti-
cant compared to the benefits derived
from it. Don't wait to be asked TO pay,
remit at once to the secretary. ~
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-05-27
AT GRAND LODGE.

Past Grand Master r. w. Broughton,
w r. Sellick. master of the local lodge,
and Hon b # Heckert, member of the
judiciary committee, are all IN Saginaw
this week TO attend the annual session
of the grand lodge, f. & a. M. of Michi-
gan
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-05-27

Extent Of Earth's Surface.
The surface Of the earth 10 said q
be 1891, 9S4 square miles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
Iaar bsr Mais plnntes?

3cr bette aars Sebfomnenbe er
BIT De nlminoeIiee gomle 9terfer o9
8ealer life an~nenbelige. Wtiot !
april bar geelspet fort iom Grct
paa ct Gforn, ia meget itsrre. SPnt
hare, bpilfen ll'rffe oct pilbe baue
poIot, ON noeen aqere0e / gegpnbeI.
len al gpril bouoe fulsi ct iaaoant
gammelt Roob! s ben iibite Eel al
Raaneben fom Sncitorm paa Sne-
Itorm meo alilbe os bnort 5roii. )
Den norbligite Gel al %oisbeltet er
oct iaare pigtiet at ino piartc: .ib.
Iiat, elers bIiuer Sommeren for fort
til, al Der fan ifafies moben Nais,
Tor Srolten inbtr9oer ON Ssiten,
Men oct pe6 ineen paa 6orboanb,
iua cnten pan ben enc Sibe eler Den
anoen er Der noset at r~eiifere. oerior
er tei floeeit at p9lse Sioen iaa plot
muligt miot imellem. SanIebes bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
Sans Sampittiabeb. {

Sans Samuitiiabeb. On Supfsrer,
iom life banSe roaet at beitile, itirrebe
no az ut Birbu oa ida ct Spn pna ct
aontor ret oper Baoer, iom III BAN iii
at ipile Ginene or. So. Der bar inssu
9pil ON bet. Zen uhoeIiee lille SteHos
nrGi iao pan Citizens 6au9. SasfsrereH
lRite Enonet. iom fob mdIet pna Pirs
Duet. % qnb ia til at Iees i S~eIsionfatas
loacn. Soet ban belle Sibeu botbt gie
mec Rurrst cper BnSer. rinesSe ban or
til R1uScr. z ct giebIif iaa ban BAN
fare iammsr o. iaae reo Readfonen.
"a" insSe Saeferereu gieauem ZEE
l~eioreu. bet unerer mig life. at ou fds
rer iammer."
Sfret forteSe iis til ar taee armer
pGi. iom ban hoISt ruuot in Sieuograi.
oa begnnete al iremitomme ro9et.
"a" iortinite SaSisrersr. "ieg tru-
fer oainn. bet or bebit. On lager Den ars
men prt. - on iad lrnae Der yer I'D nj
al UGre CosriIoe af StoIe ! aontoret -
-"
Cfferet fjsp 9ameu neS ai Sauest
noget poIsiomt. irpetss Der. -5osm =
tpsm er Sa better mosteSe ban at ipru'
81 no.
"2sn." ipnrshs Soeisreren mec en-
ep6 bebreiSenoe 5temme. -er bin Sam'
' piitigbeSl- o. rin9eoe at.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

o. 3ulu, oriper oisic Sprifere til
SSsrfuerne, Ell Srnng liz Den, iont
brinacr De itore Tensecirc til Wtis'
iionsItationerue biuiibeS Sopcnc.
uSer SssrfnerneS llbiorifriug fine
Dire.
SSucricr bIep por 8ifinactio fun
en- Rpffe geninIc 5iltaa? Nor oct
life bar, forSi ri life bpaaet Sonoet
irneniro. iorSi ri life piloe mo |
Nanooomrcns Reiiguotion meb 60.
ncrneS aonccntrcrin9 poo &c minbre,
DC hicmlige Spgopcr?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
Seaen.gipic.

en- Raffe 8eIatin itnor os opbls.
oes / en- Sop foIot @anb ! TO Elmer.
4aar Den bar itaaet I9nge nof. bGI.
Der man oper Den en- Quart fogcnoe
gano, bpori man Dor bopt Sniten al
2 Gitroner % en- Sbeife Suffer. Goa
ipttes Oct oper Slben og rsres |. til
oct er fart. Get bRloes iaa op ! ct
foIbt Soo, OF naar oct beepnoer at
tpfne. bar MAJ en- Sop Seneri /. Tom
..cr ifnoret iaa INT iom mlIig meo en-
anip. men life baffet. Geite rsres
soot ON, iaa SeIlerien life infer til.
bunbs, os uaar oct bar itaaet 10 Nii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

pi poa bore aanter, / oct uoroIiae
Soma, feet Oct bebIte &einItat, naar
Maiien planteoes ! Sioen meIlem 5te
90 15oe Nai. Raturliepis er Def
beore at plonte operiaien, bpis Der er
llbeIo meo isrite 0%lantnine. men Oct
peo ri, at er S~orobunoen goot oppar-
met % fugtis, oa ipirer 90 porcr
Raiien meget burtigt oa goot, ON
ben emo er plontet noget ient, iaa Der
err ofte Iioet punbet, ia irtet, iaa
lGnge Sorben err foIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
quiet ne Rfcki,rttet.
Rsbis,rsi al en- prattif Susmssel
Ruslc Salatcr.

gtii, naar 8anren fomImer, er bet
soot at fomme bort fra Den tllngcre,
mere pormenoe @interfoit % better
bape mere 8rentioger % Salater -
life De uforbsielige Salater, men DC
lettere Sorter. Ser er nogIe,
iom err oppetitopprffenoe og paa
lamme Sio lette at forosie:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

nuter til, rsres Def ieien eoot ON
Saa bGIbes oct op / Ell 6orm % irt'
tes pan SIS, til Oct itaI ierperes. Get
bppIpes oa no meo Solot. 9Iooe ON
firing % Iaponnoiie cher piifet Sis.
De bGloeS oper.
SlpSe.S anec iitebrtiOr fost Ianon
naiic.
en- Gint INF, is0 GIe6e, en- Spite.
Ite Suffer, 2 Spiieiteer gboif, er
toppet Sbeife Solt, en- Spiieife pre-.
pareret Sennep. ct lioct 8ron Gopri,
ia, 8 boarofogte ggegeblommer
g@aeeblommerne QribeS no meb er
Srpife, os iiIi9tteS liOt eiter buer'
Salt, Suffer, gh0tf 90 Sennep
SIsoen maa bore iSfoIS % pispeS
til oen er itio, GA boz man en- Spiie'
ife ao @angcn op / 9g9eere % rsre,
/ Set, til aft iammen cr ibIanbet %
Scutcn er tpf % lepr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
Salat al Salat.SlaSe % "Somato
aipie".

Il Soiten al Ell aonbe tomatoes
files i9ienrem ct Stpffe G~bceieclotb.
On 5beifc 2egioit, en- Sbeife Gut
fer, 4 Sbeife Salt % oct iamme al
goprifn Ieber irsres; ion ionr oct
ct Spfog og bpIoes oper 70 Dor 8e.
latin, iom bar itaaet iblso 3 Elmer
/ en- Sop folot @ono. Get itanr, til
Set er noget aifislet. bqloes ba op
/ en- Sorm, iom fsrit er opppet / foIot
ganb. Zen iGttes pao SIS. til Den
er itip. og mar BEN ifal ierperes.
bpGloes Den no poo Ell foIOt Sao,
69ffct meo SaInt.9l og "6renf)
Dressing" eler Raponnaiie bGIoes
A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
JUERCENSEN'S
Skipper-Skraa

9dpet rua eaHmeldHps Raaoc o. bar SmaacR,
saadr 7e iigber ira 3ereS GorhaHbler is efier pcrl
Rapu paa heert Smhas, euer las en- TolarH Sebeel
@rcp, ~doresier Oil % % III oil ieroe meb pmsaaenbs
9git IN Rnkie, iHeehpIeenbe % frife. COB, aienHcHl
faucet, pelimageuhe 4uuer, p~prtptrit. Srisorierei
mstdIirbIaai Straeboais fri meb 81 Crert.
J. JBerseasea & Co.. DEPT A, 3zz3 Lake 81. Chicago
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

Get bar @unnar al 9ionrenoe. Tom
iagoe bette. iSet ban off op isier til
8ooroen fra Sfibet. iom lna ruiiet
til 2ongiGro. San bIeu biemme lite
oenior at itepne no. Sgiao Dor guile
Niger penter paa SeitningstiS, men
BET or bel iaa. at ri en6uu lGnge no.
oper pil foretrGffc at fare / Biting.
Get Iigger ioa soot for bort 2pnne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
Salat nf Salat.S laSc % Garic.

Man benptter bcrtiI bore &c iuorc
Ipreoe Solnt. 9Iubc, iom bar liggct /
SSpauo Ell Sirne5 Sib. Soa rpitc%
be gobt, ioo oft Snnbct Iebcr al %
IGggcS 0erpan / ct @losfoo. Soer
Dem IGggeS imoo 9lnOter aorie,
ion ogioa bar Iigoet / Sspoub cn
Stunb. 2i9e for BET ifol icrperes,
bellies oper set Ell "6reud Ores.
iing", lopet poo fsIgenOe Naaoc.
Ssrit rsrer man iammen 6 SpiIe'
ifeer Ole mcb 2 Spiieifecr Gboit
eIlcr Gitroniaft, iao bor nan p Che
ife Suffer / OF Il Sbcife boiN Eeber.
SiIilut bar man Ell Sbeife iiuboffct
8rGSlgg /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

Sfal hi altib bare bcnnc urgoom'
meliac 2pit til ot ipre6c Dor Strait
noe, aItib fare i @ifing, oItio isrIt
tpufe poo Nooogosfar % SSsrt'
ncrne? Sfal hi life mart tagc int
paa Sc bunoreoe biemIige Spguper,
iom ligqer og pcnter2 Dor itsrite
@ifiugebsp6ing Sri0tioi Runien bar
i iaa Seniceuoe pitt Icien. San bpg'
ger MI bicmme. ON oginn Sfrcis'
RIO - for fun al nGpre et RoOu -
% bans mGgtige SsIae og aae Dc
andre prrgtige gifinacr oilSe gisrc
Set inmmc og imcucm minoeS Ell
gamn;cl aonegaS Sr6:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

~" &c fnoer bIomitrer Chen.
ecu aIorie innes ind faacr for.
Iin guile Niger penter 6~sitniuastiocu
Dor mig rms in9eu Sci ira Siemmcti
Ter"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
Ignrf.S alat mco iur Tlsocianec.

Gn Sop inf, iur 6Isoe oiSpeS, til
Sen er icpn og INF, oq man bar Iibt
eiter Iibt en- Spiieife pltIueriierct
Suffer / % en- Sbeife Gitroniaft.
9ette iptteS ioo poo SIS en- Stuno.
SmiolertiO ifirrcr man Igurfer, ionl
isrit err ifrRllet o9 ocrpon bar li9get
pna IS, / tproe Sfiper % Ioocr Dem
Iigge i SSoonb en- Stuno. Noar DC
ioo ifal ierperes. bGIoes @anbct goot
al Dem og Be IrggcS rboper ct ilaot,
foIot Sao og Den isfoloc Sollcc bel
0cS oner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

Gofrufrr. Soccer for csHnsers isabes
Xuts...s.. frtt. HuEe CpIpsHins paa Rsrf.
Eseler q Robb, BateutA euefafer. In-f24 lpcSt1
bibe., &aibinsipz. 9.G. Trade marksl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
MI IT K

Se fan ielU anifaFs 1tm ei sinimsnt, Der CT spot
for ale SlasS 2 nsCrter % @Grt. 2tseIeees fan
&c notcppe inaaa TINT. Sejaa aarps efino.
SuilfenjoHheItt al be ire Gpffrtfter icnees for Csc.
9Itr ale tire for tuR soc. Nbresie:
C. HEkORickS0k. Boz Ma. z. Sebeka, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
Salat al Eutctcr % raa Saal.

Wan prcsier fogtc @oteter igicn.
mem ct Gerilog eller ell "Tegetoble
Freis", iaa mango fogte Goteter, at
set blir 3 &opper Botetes. Wasie, Is
ioa meget Spiofaal (iffe DC pore
9labe, men Den inbre, iprsbe De al
aooIen) boffes ri9tig i'm % blonoeS
meb Eotetcrne, ligeiaa 3 "picfIe
Onions, iom er boffet iao tint, lom
oct err muli9 at iaa Dem. Raar bette
er goot iammenbIanoet, IGttcS oct
poa IS, til Oct er albeIcS isfolot. On
Stunb / Sorpeicn loper man fslgen'
oe Sauce, iom ifal blanoeS mcO So
Iaten. st belt 9Gg uiSpeS rtgtig
goot, irercs Ell Sbeife pllperiicrct
Suffer, Ell Spiieife imcltet SInsr,
70 Sbeife franif Sennep, p Sbcife
ScQeri.S alt og oct iamme al Ba'
prifo, Noor bette or gobt rert lam.
men, beIoeS p Sop fogenoc GoOif
ODER Def, og mar uiSper Oct meo en-
8affel, til set fienbeS ri9tig icprt OF
inf no. Oct iGttcs iao pao IS, til
oct ifol ierpereS, ga blonbcr man oct
meo 8otetes- MoSien og be eprtge
Sngrebienier, bar 900 ipreb "@otcr
Greis" (aoric) omfriue meo SnIaten
i Ribten. Grocfers, iom er imurt
meo Iibt Smsr, operorpSiet meb re
bet Sit og oerpoa lat / 9ageroonen,
til De er iprsoe % ~lpiebrllne, er me-
get gooc til benne Salat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

Hre uDeet Sspp. Neehe ggR GdRaea fot cpeee. %
Get altna. Astd S~rfttrmsnf, 1ernecRe. BneT, RtrttE
sip. Ger Ct glabien al iteue eease Rem iets % "a.
SaAh tilidiss eda lete Stiil1r. Silla Hetie. efrt0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

Rorreua Solict oct piI fare.
oct bill isre Strait Ill andre.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-04-14
TOWNSVILLE, MISS.

Miss Lille Thomas spent Sunday with
her mother.
Mesdames O. J. RagIand and c. H.
Grain are in Jackson shopping today
Wednesday.
Preparations are well under way for
a concert at the close of school
1t is to be hoped that our county school
board will establish a county agricultural
high school this year 1t is conceded by
all that Mississippi is pre-eminently an
agricultural state. We may organize cap
ltal and build factories but the state
has natural agricultural resources which
are yet undeveloped and possibilities yet
undreamed of. Our boys are leaving the
farm for the simple reason that they see
nothing ahead of them except a life of
drudgery such as their fathers have lived.
They need to be brought into direct con-
tact with scientific agriculture where they
may see not only pleasure but profit as
well in farming. Few can attend the A.
and M. College at 6tarkville even if they
were able to 60, because the number of
students there must necessarily be limited
But a number Of our boys could attend
a first class agricultural schcol here in
their own county We must bring ed
ucation TO the people A numberf of
counties have already established these
schools, and let not Rankin lag behind
This has been perhaps the most extrava-
giant legislature Mississippi has had since
the days of carpet Dagger rule. They
have certainly hardled the peoples mon
cy with slack hand. Legislation has been
passed favoring almost every class CT peo-
plc,the lawyers coming in for the greater
share. But the man who tillS the soil
has received very little attention. Yet
he has kept up the whole bunch. The
state convention of the farmers union re-
commended several bills, and petitioned
the legislature to pass them, all being for
the benefit of the farmer. These bills
were introduced, but few of them passed.
Yet we call ours a government of the
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-04-14
A SERMON ON THE HOG.

My son, consider the hog He tolls not neither does he
pin but he is worth close pound hoof
and he getting exclusive that only very circles
able entertain him He his leisure knows
no labor ard travels market in special Just at first
thought the hog be considerable of parsonage but
still he only hog and he really isn't worthy of emulation
There good many persons who adopt ways however
and faen what other people gathered together Their
ambition runs more gross weight than quality pig
isn't worth thing until he is placed market He serves
no useful while he lives and only he gathers fat
that he adds value He the symbol of greed hard manners
has bad disposition and social outcasbut he is selling
nearly pound and that why he sometimes emu
lated-Ottawa (Kan) Republic.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-04-14
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

/ will be at the following named places
on the day and date mentioned for the
purpose of registering the voters of Ran
kin county, who are not already registered.
Thursday the sth day of May, Pela-
hatchie.
Friday, the 9th day of May, Shiloh.
Monday, the 9th day of May, Antioch.
Tuesday, the 10th day Of May, Clear
Greek.
Wednesday, the nth day of May, Cato.
Thursday, the1ath day of May, Dobson.
Friday, the I3th day of May, Dry Greek.
Monday, the 10th day Of May, Star.
Tuesday, the 18th day of May, King.
Wednesday,the 18th day of May, Whites
Thursday, the 18th day Of May, Cleary.
Friday, the goth day of MAY, Plain.
Monday, the 2srd day of May, Florence.
Tuesday, the cath day of May, Pearson.
"Wednesday, the 25th day of May, IIol-
brook.
Thursday, the 10th day Of May, Lang
ford.
Friday, the a7th day of May, Fannin.
Saturday, the aSth day of May, Pisgah.
ii a r. r, BROWN, Registrar.