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trantt. Cur ndmliten 3sit purbe IS
Der iibri9su 26 Stpsine cine 0oT5
oss Serums etngeimpft, ndbreno Die
s anoeren in tetnsr Weiie bebanoelt
purosn. Oisie s Shpeine nuroen To-
banu nit ben 4 an Der GboIera srs
trautten Shpeinen 3uiammsugeiperrt
uno battsn in tpentgenSdgeH fdnmtltd
bic arantbeit iit 3uSe3p9eH. Die nit
oem Serum behanoelten ShtpelHe,
tpelhe ipodnn nit ben trantsu 5bieren
3uI1mmergeiperrt Ipuroen, bIlebeH
oolIItdnbi9 geIuno.
Tds Qderbau Oepartement oer@
t6silt oas Ssrum niht an Die iTarmer,
ionoern lentt nur bic Qufmsrtlamteit
Der 9isbSiihter ouf bieIes oor5iiglihe
Wiittel.
4uguit Ropte formell un>
ter 4ntlage.
2puispille. ap., 5. Oft. -
Die 8ranoiurp bat am Wlittfpoh Is
2lntIagen gsgen 2tuguit ROpte. ben
sbemaligsn gud6aItsr Der JibeIitp
5ruit Company, erbobsn. Der anges
tIagt III, 81 10000 untsrihIagsn gu
haben.
Die 2trtlaos Iautst. baB Ropts N
brsisebn Ips3ifiiheH 5dlIsn, Bel oeneu
es fia I'm Summen bon $4,000, $4,000
unb $4,000 bunbeIt, Die Bidder Der
gant gefdIidt babe.
SsIbitmprb NIT 5tlte DO II
Sbnamit.
Gdiper, Wno., 5. DIT. Daniel
WcUliQan, eiu Grperts i'm 8sbrduh
BON pulper uno Gprumit, Der in elmer
bieIigsn Wine angeitsQt tit, bat am
Mittpod Sefbitmoro begangen, tn
benz er 100 Yfuno 9pnamit unter Ieiz
nen, &0rpsr gum Grplooiren brdhte.
Sein SDrper rpuroe in Qtome Serrifsn
uno Der Stolen in Der WtiHe, IN Dem
sr bic Sbot 5egtng, puroe 1tart be-
ihdbigt.
Die Streitsin g o g Ingefe
peroen nj d. ub geiagt.
Sos 4ngeles, galif., 5. Oft
Die bier i'm Ganse bsfinblihenSt Streits
Der Metauarbsiter unb bsr 9rausrei=
ar6eiter iperoen ntdt nur niht abgez
iaat perbsn, ipnbern bic Staats>Qrs
beitsrfooeration, Die jebt bier in SIP.
una lit, bat aud beihlonen. ben Streis
tern i6re mpraliIhe uno findn5ielIe
unteritiBung 81 5beil peroen 5u Iai-
len.
Seit Der b0spilligsn 3eritOrung Dee
Zines" GebGunes lit oarauf bin.
gearbsitet norbsu. oob bic Streits fiji
gu Gnoe ertlGrt perbsn IolIten uns
cine Der bieIigen 3citungsn, Die Den
arebitsrn frsunblih selinnt 1T, ha!
oies tbotiGtlih ncrgsIhlagen. Die De
lesuten CUR Staats 4rsiter Son:
pention tpoltsn absr oapoU ntAts
tpiFen.
Jurhtbare ResenfG lleun |
ueberi 6 mem m ungen.
GpanspiIle, Sno.. 5. Stt. =
@emaltiee HeeenfGle, ipie tie in bel
9eghid]te bes Wet.erbureaus nur Der
einselt baiteben. boben bas Iiibpeitlih'
Snoiaua unn iinOitIi4e Sli1ois in Ct
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Yolitii1cs.
!Seute lit Ser erits Gesiitriruusstag.

syiir bic Ropemberipabf mub cine
Rsuregiitrtrung Der Mdblsr borssnoms
men perbsn. Der erIte Resiitrirunsss
tag lit auf heute angeiest uno 5rpar
iino gu bieIem ,3tped Idmmtlids Wahls
lptale BON 8 llbr Woraens bis 2 llbr
Rahmittags uno bon A ubr Hahmits
tags bis 8 llbr glbenbs se0ifnei. Die
giirssr ioiIten m0glidit iton bsuts
bas RteiItrirsn beoraen. osnn mas
man ifon aetban bat. brau6t man
nidt erit gu tbur.
getanntlid iit Or. ). O. Rseb bon
Glmpopb ylace dls unabbdnaia,r
aanoioat fir ben aipeitsn GongrsBs
biitritt aufsetreten. Gr bat bsim
Wablrath audi mebrsre nit sablrsitsn
llnterIdrifisn beoedie petitionen eins
aereidt, BON tpslhm sine bersits ssitsrn
fir uneiiItia srtldrt fpurbe. Qlnnali
Wm. ghornopie erfhien eeifern abers
mdls Dor psm Woblrotb, um in ieiner
giaenfhaft als Stinlngebsr seaen bic
8utbeibung Der pstitionsn groteit su
erbeben. gr bat BEL Der priifuns Der
unterihriFten ousseiunben, oab cine
ganss Qnsabl Rdmen auf ben pstiiios
nen mebrfah portommsn, oaB pisoer
anbere Der llnierssihner niht i'm stpeis
ten, ionoern i'm ertsn Diiiritt pobnen.
Geiiern nubm Der Wablratb cine ee,
naue priiiung Der Ramsn Dor unb bas
greebnib mar. bdb 3bornbpte's Be-
baupiunsen pislfad oufreht erbaIien
tpuroen. Die attien ftsbsn ioipeit fiir
Or. Reeb 3iemlih idledt.
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lteberid ridIluemmnnaeu in Snoiana mi
Slliuois.
Gin Scrrm acgen bic Sd)meine.
Gbulera.
Gi sautu Itropbebei Staun:
ton, Sll.

0ieauta tropbebei S.auns
ton. Sll.
taunton, ST., 8. DIT. - Der
Woiornier 2isrmann uno aoHouttsur
Geonaro, peIte i'm 3ug go. Ia Die
4ufIidt fiibrieH, Duroen Wtittipoa
Wtorgsn psrbdftst. aonbuttsur 2eons
aro bat cine nitt ungeflbrlihs aopiz
punoe bel benz gsItrieen lngliit odz
ponastraesn. geioe nuroen fpdtsr
nad gorlinpiue gsbradt, um in Der
Goroners llnteriu6uHg 3sugnib ob.
5ulegen.
grob beg furhtbarsn Ressnpettsrs
tpiro bic Worgue. no Die 2eihen Der
8srunslIdten auigsbobrt iino, bon siz
ner bi6ien goltsmenge umitanoen.
Cine Der psrungliidtsn Grausn puros
Wlittpod aIs sysau =. 20. Reeo bon
peoria, Sq., ioentifI3irt.
Der Wiptornier giermann gi6t su,
oab er dQsin fir bas llnglid perant'
portlid it,, bsmsrtts Der 9eneraIbe'
iriebsleit.r bes Slinois Traction Sns
items, 8. 6. Gbubbud. beuts. Der
Wann. isste er bin3u. lei ionit duBer@
orbentliA auperldnig.
Die Srorss fir beibe 3iisc Ieien
bolltommen ,lar unb einnaHofrei ses
lpsien.
Samss W. Riller, ems Der Spfsr
Der aataitropbs, mar pom Sabre 1894
bis 1903 Elm Stadts 9rubeu Sns
ipsttor in Soma.
Coroner Doris aarnes unb feline
Jurp nabmsn bic iisben 2eiten ber
seitrigen aatoitropbe, fpeIhe bier be,
laHsn tpurben. in qusenitsiu unh
sebrten oorauf nah GdrIinnille 3u'
rid. Der Snqueft ipirb oaisIbit Don.
neritas Morsen Beginner. Die 3obl
Der Sobten ipirb 36. bic Der gerI.B.
ten 81 bIeibsn. trobbem aus GarIin,
pille semelost ipirb, oab 81 1ooie pors
banben ieieH.
Die 8iIbung bon 9isilan 3.
tom mitteen BON einem
Riot empfobIen.
Carlisle, an., 5. Stt. - Der
Greisrihtsr 6. 3. 1rper bat ben gur.
germ BON Ri6olas gpunip iboiidhlid
smpfobleH. Elm 9igilans aommitt.e
su bilben unb bas geies in bic eiss.
nen 5dnoe gu nebmsn. tpenn es nidi
onbers moglih Iein iolIte, bem Hahts
rsiter unfug Elm Gnoe 81 MAIDEN.
Gr tbat pies, aIs er Die 0ranoiurp ans
tries, cine llnteriuhung betrsfis Der
Rahtreiter Stanotbaten in ber
Rahbarihaft gu fiibren.
Der Rihtsr iaste. oaB bic 9iiraer
iih oraaniiiren unb Gorps bilben iols
ten. bic es iid CUR Qufsab. MAIDEN
folltsn, ole Nadtreiier sinsufansen,
ober ipenn nOtbis. iie tobi5uidieben.
ipenn fie auf ibren Rahtsigsn er.
piItt perben.
2lm lssten Jreitas beiudten IL
mostirie Wdnner bic yarmer in pie
Iieer Deeenb, bensn lie befablen, fofori
ibren 1abdt 3u ~poolsn". tpiorigen.
falls ibre Sheunen NIT ben 1orrdtkn
in 9ranb seiiedt perben tpiirben
glqe nah ben Garmen fiibrenoen 2e.
lepbonbr1hie ipdren in bsr Raht pors
ber burhIhuitten poroen.
Die Yenbetta i'm 0eri d ts:
5immer.
Gan 1rancisco, Gal, 5. DIT
aueia 1ouefrio. cine sreiie Tecpoli'
tnnerin, rief WittDoH i'm poli3eiss
ri1t BON Gan GSansiseo Srobs &uftt'
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guna berpor. Die oIts 5rau, tpelte
Der Sprahe unb oes geriatlihen Vers
iabrsns un;unois mar, glaubte. bag
bic psrmeinilidsn WDroer hires Sob
nes in Jrsibsit ssIest lsien. Sn iurd.s
barer Grrsgung bib lie iih IN ben
arm unb Ihtpentte oas blutenoe 0Iieo
nit oen Wortsn ,Gds Blu. meinss erz
murbeien Sobnss auf ibr 5aupt" SIN
Yoliseigsridt befauoen iih Oiele Be-.
panbts uno Irsunoe Der Qlten uno ea
ibien, als oh iih otelslben BEL BEN
Denostta Rufs Der Jrau auf pietro
Qdtrpnia uno gineenio Ranou33o,
ipslhe Der grmoroung bon UtarioSals
lsItrio ansetlast puren. itur5sn polls
ten. ginise Der StaIiener. pelhe nit
benz ameritanii6en 9eri6tsDsrfdbreU
beTer bstraut tuarsu, behielten rubigts
gIut uno pubten Die alts Wlutter Dee
grmorbeten oapon gu ii6erSeusen, oaB
Der sJal nur pertagt lei uno Die 0ss
Iangen.n ith nod in Der Sono Deg 9e'
ieBs sbsfdnbsn.
gclleftrio lpuroe Dor etipd einen
Wonat aui Der s5iihsrperfte srihoiieH.
obne oab es ben 8etettiDs geIunger
pGre, feline W0roer dusfinoi1 gu mas
den. Der Sobn galIeitrios Ipislte
ban ouI siesne 6ano Detsttip uup ibm
ssIans ss. idpsrs umitonosbslpeiis gs'
gen patronia uuo Ranbo33o 81 fans
meIn.
SpiritualiFiiaes Siasto
Rem gort, 5. DIT. Ribt neni,
ger als so ipiritua!iitiihe Meoisn tas
ben Iih BEL Der metropolitan piphi.
cal Soeistp" um Den $4,000 Ireis Be-
lporben, Der bsrieni9en Weoium gu.
iolIsn Iol, peltes RON benz 9eiite oes
peritorbenen Yrof. Dm. Samss, oea
6drparoer pip6oIogen, ben Snhalt ei.
n.s grisTss srlan8eH Tonne. ben oel
proieior tur3 Dor ieinem 5ooe ar
ben SetretGr Der Gsisai6aft riatets
Sebes eins.Ine Der 80 Wtebisu bat es
DerIuht. ben -Snha!t bes grisfes pis.
bersuesben, inbsFsr in jeoer oinIihi
Jiasto semdht. 2lUh niht cine Reoes
psnpuns ober Qbrale bes 8riefes IL
ridtis ipieoerseseben.
Gin Serum sesen Sic
hneine Gbolera.
Waibinston, .. g., 5. Otto
Der. Rdh 4niihteU BON grpsrien I'M
IanopiribibaItli6sn 8epartemeHt ba
Die Shpeins6olera. iuelhe ben Gar
msrn fat Sabr fir Sabr empfinoIi
den Staoen 3uiiigte. ibre S6reter
perloren. Sn eem Sureau fiir amerl'
faniide Snbuitrie lit Elm Ssrum per'
iuht porpen, tpslhss Gfipeine seeer
Die aefiirhtete ardntbeit immun nlatt
Die Union Stpt Ydrbs 60. ir
Omaha ,auFte 80 Shpeine i'm Sc
pihi BON /. 40 bis 60 pfunb bon cine,
ssarm, pelhe felt mebreren Subrer
| aans doleruirsi seipeien. Diei
Ghlpeine ipurben mad ben 0iebbofer
| aeihofft unb am %. Suli b. :. pur
Be bier berislbsn glut BON holeratran
fen Shtptinen sinseIpribt. Dieie (.
aeimpften Ghfpeine trurben in cine,
eiaenen Sian eeIpsrrt uno puren IN
nerbolb 5 1aSen an eer GboIsra sr
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q ein 81 NM er.

Gndbige: nSeben Sic benn
niht. tpie itaubig Die Stuble iino?"
Stuben M b den; Stein
Munoer; 9 bot ia nodgiemano orauf
aeieHen beut!"
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nen eiH3igen sroBen Gee umgepdn0elt.
Ter Saline 6luB in SQinoi5 itieg
in "a Stunben 80 SUB unb rib
9riiden uno Dobnbdufer nit fid9 fort.
5uuoerttduIen0e bon 4efern mttUfais
itehen uuter WafTer unb bic Wege iinD
0OQig unter WdiTer.
Sn gDansbile fieIen 500 9oQ Bdis
ier in o:n leBten 50 Stunoen, in mehz
rereu NatbarorteH gar 1912 3oQ.
Der angeri6tete Sdaben lit Elm geipaIz
tiger.
Grf6oB tbren gerfI6rsr.
Can n5rancisco. 5. Stt. 8ez
gen Gffie DilIon, Elm 9idbrigesWdps
den. peI6es 0uioo 9arii beute fri6
erIdob, puroe bic Mntlage oss W}orz
beg erboben. Sas WGodeu eiebt an,
baB es Dor brei Wphen bon Gan Qnz
tonic, Ser, mo Iein Batter MuIitIebrer
lit, ourhbrannte uno ooB 9arii lie i'm
Stihe lo1en tpoLIte.
I2orb in SsIbitpertbeio i
gung.
Senberfon, Gp., 5. Oft. Sim
6atfielb, elm Wfitglieo Der beru6tigteu
6otfislozJamiIie, tpelfe in Die meiItsn
gIutfeboen perpidelt mar. puroeGSreis
tag BON Sobn 9udett, einem Slider,
srf6oHsn. Die beioen tparsn in elmer
WirtbIhaft in Streit osratben unb
SatiieIo itaa Ieinen Gegner nit sinem
gaionett, tpelhes an Der Wano bing,
in gruit unb Qrm. Qudett sog baz
rauf ieinen HeooIper unD i6oB Sat=
fielb nisoer.
Grz Gouperneur Ptn6 B q d
erbGlt eiue9unbes=
u n tel III ng.
@aI6ington, .. g., 5. DIT.
g. 3. 9. Qinhbut, ein 5arbiger, Der
81 elmer 3eit 9ouoerneur pon 2puiIiaz
nu mar, bat cine nit $35OO 8ehaIt
psrbunoene Steaung i'm Netp Yorter
3ipeige oes gunoessSteuerbienites ers
hdlten. Gr bat oereln1t dur Wttnt11tpz
pi=8ampfern geQrbeitet, genOB aber
uIs 8ouperneur eroBes Qnieben bel
Der far6igen RoFe. Sn repubIitunis
idsn Vationals&onbentcn bat er ipies
bsrboIt cine berporragenbe Rolle ges
ipielt. gu elmer 3eit mar er audi sum
gunoesienatpr unb aud gum Wlitgliet
bes ndtionalen ReprdIentuntenbduiea
erpdblt, purbe aber in teine bon bel:
Den aOrperihaftsn 5ugela1en.
Oes Meineios angenagt
gbieugo, SIs., 5. Oft, 5rant
$. Saroins, aaIfirer uno 9auptcler'
Der Wm. s. Mpriep Gompanp 5abri'
tanteu BON gutterine purbs am Witt
pph bon Der Ser. Staaten Gjranojurt
bes Mteineios angetlaqt. Gr Ioll Der
Meineio begangen baben, als er boz
Der 9rdnojurp ipesen Der 8eIhafts
metbpben Der Sutterine Company aus
sefragt tpuroe.
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gpanspilfe, Sno.. 3. Stt. -
8epaltise Reeenfdlle, pie lie in Der
9sIhidbte bes Wet.erbureaus nur perz
einselt baiteben. babsn bas iiibpeitlihe
Snoiaua unb iiDOitli1e Sninois in sis
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9idtb ocn giirgcru, @iailans.aummit
teen ~ biloen,

Inn bem gsadtrciter.llnius Gin Gnoe
5u MAIDEN.
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Nuslano Selegraph.

2eon Wlorune berunqIIdt.
9oii I \, 6rantreih, 5. Stt. Qeou
Utorane, Der 2lDiatiter, Der am W9itts
mod WtorQen einen Yeriuh mahte,
ben Uiidelin 9reis DOr $4,000 gu er.
IGngen, fieI bier auf bic @rDe nieoer
uno brad Elm 8etn. Sein 9ruoer Roz
bert, Der ietn Bufa9jer mar, erIttt eis
nen ShdoeIbruh.
Die 8ealngun9en, unter osnen Der
W2ihelin Yreis erlangt peroen mub,
iino: oaB Der 2lDtQtiter nit enem YaI=
iagier an goro BON paris nQh Glers
mono Jsrruno fIie9t, cine Strets bon
217 MeiIen, 3peimaI ben Sburm Der
Sattebrale BON Glermonb 5errano
umtreiit unb auf bem 1890 SUP boben
8ipfel bes 9up be Dome l1noet. rpela
der Berg oidt BEL Der Stubt Liest.
Der Qmerituniihe Mpiatiter Q8ens
man bate ben eriten 8erIuh gemaht,
ben 9rei5 5u errin8en, es mar ihm aber
ni6t gegIudt.
ungurn mill Elm petros
leum W onDpol
etQbIiren.
9ubapeit, 3. Oft. - Der ung1s
ride sSinan3miniIter Or. 2aoisIaus
bon 2utocs gebt nit oem qlaHe um,
Elm Petroleum W}onopol 3u errihten.
9efIen SpiBe iou it4 gegen uusIdn=
biide SruIts, etnidIiebIih bes aoli=
| WDnppols, tebren. Der 5istus fpiroe
| iit ieood bic 4usiibung oes Monopols
oaourn erIeittern, bab er Die Raffins-
rie uno ben 9ertauf oes SeIs Derpaaa
tet.
Die GbpIerd.
Rpm 5. Stt. Den offi3iellen gez
ridten 8ufoIge limb in ben legten "a
/ Stunoen i'm gholeraoiitritt i'm iiioIt@
/ hen Stalien % 9erIonen an Der Gbos
lera ertrantt uub 3 anoere eeitorbeu.
,3e6n Der Grtrantungen uno alIe
1ooesfdlle fanoen in Der Staot gteaz
/ pei itatt.
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aaa,.As o C,sessass EDstla sonusras cItOber

ben beihlob bns aommittee, benz
Wunfh bes Direftoriums gu entfprez
den unb ii6 auf3ulOien.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14
BurnsviIle r 1.

Prospects for good crop. fine
if it quits raining soon.
M Foot has been working for
the past week getting out his logs.
He says he has out 100. He is a
hustler.
Mcssrs Bill Gardner and Jeff
Robinson were at Sunday School
Sunday.
Miss Annie Skinner paid Miss
Mil1ie Lambert visit Sunday.
Mr. John Lambert was in our
community Sunday.
Rev r Duncan will begin a
protracted meeting at New Salem
the fourth Sunday in July. ] w
Pennington will assist him and
preach Rev ] SINNERS funeral
the 9Th Sunday.
Mr. Ed Brooks and family visit
ed relatives Saturday night.
A number Of the boys of this
community went to Harmony Sun
day to hear the evangelist preach
u Sunfiower..
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14
Notice To Taxpayers,

In com ,lance with sec 4303
which requires that all taxpayers
be charged with notice of the FL
ing Of assessment rolls which were
duly filed on the 5th day of July
in the office of the Chan Clerk,
and being received and declared
by the Board of Supervisors to be
the assessment for the current
year 1910 said roll Will remain
on file subject to inspection and
objection if any there be until the
meeting of the Board of Supe.
visors at the August term at
which time they will hear and
consider any and all objections
then and there on file.
T ] Foote, Assessor.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14
Save Your Orders.

Those who expect to buy fruit
trees and plants this season will
find it decidedly to his or her
financial advantage to wait until
you see the undersigned before
giving your orders. l can and will
save you money over the prices
ordinarily charged by fruit tree
men and my trees are as good as
the best of any nursery. Don't
be hurried into making your or
der; wait until you see me.
John B. McRae,
r 3, Dennis, Miss.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14
Starved To Death

is what could truthfully be said of
many children who die. They
have worms poor little things
they don't know it and you don't
realize it. If your child is cross,
fretful, pasty complexioned and
and loses weight for no apparent
reason, give it Whites Cream
Vermifuge, you will be surprised
at the results and how quickly it
picks up. Price Csc. For sale by
j c Jourdan.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14
The First Cotton Bloom.

The first cotton bloom of 1910
came to us Tuesday morning by
mail. 1t appeared July 11th on
the farm of o H Carr, Route 3,
Dennis, Miss. and he promptly
sentit in a letter. This is at
least two weeks behind the first
bloom ON an average, and shows
the cotton crop to be that much
later than usual.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14
Some Things We Have Bought
For Fall And Winter 1910.

80 pieces outing, all colors and
solids. $4,000 worth of Sample
Hats, Caps and Gloves. Is d, q
en- regular Buck and Canvas
Gloves. 100 Cotton Pick Sacks
AZ and q feet long. 10 piece
wool flannel. loo pair Cotton and
Wool Blankets. 100 dozen under
wear for men, women and chill
dren. All kinds of mems heav,
wool overshirts, ladies knit wear.
sweaters, facinators, and shawls
in all grade and colors. 20 pieces
Canton Flannel. Entire new line
of Millinery and as we are more
interested in Solid Leather Boots
and Shoes than any other cne
line. we have spread ourselves on
this line this season. We vel
have over $1,000. 90 worth to come
in. We fiatter ourselves that we
will have the best and most exten-
sive line ever shown here.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14
Sunday AT IThe Churches.

There was preaching at the
Methodist church at the morning
hour BY Pastor Randolph. Rev ]
II Holder, of Bonneville, was ex-
pected to be there but at a late
hour Saturday afternoon he 'phon-
ed that he could not come until
Monday. The night service was
rained out.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14

A letter signed Two Little
Twins one sign. ID News Port
er," and one from Route l, Tish-
oming without any non-ie-plume,
have been received at this office,
but have been laid aside because
upon them nowhere can we find
the real name of the author.
Will people never learn our rules?
We have stated it over and over
that the real name of the writer
must appear somewhere on the
letter. Don't be afraid of our
publishing your name if you de-
sire otherwise.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14
Jockey And Trade Day.

Our people have had 1000 cir
culars printed and are distrib-
uting them over the country set
ting apart the I'd Monday in Aug
as jockey and Trade Dav. This
is the first day of Circuit Court.
Naturally a good many people
will be here and want all the bal
ance to come, bring their trading
stock and have good time.
A Weller & Co., of Greenwood.
Miss, sent a diamond ring to the
baby born to Mr. and Mrs w Bar
nett because it was born on the
4th of July. The ring has been
received and is handsome one.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14
A Millionaire's S Baby

attended by the highest priced
baby specialist could not be cured
Of stomach ar bowel trouble any
quicker or surer than your baby if
you give it McGee sBaby Elixir.
Cures diarrhoea, dysentery, and
all arrangements of the stomach
or bowels. Price 25cts and Scots.
AtIC Iourdan's.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14

Miss Blanche Hill, of Eastport,
left here Saturday to visit fpr two
weeks her sister, Mrs M G Pitts,
1886 South Lauderdale street,
Memphis. Mrs Pitts will return
with her. They expect to be back
in time for the protracted meet
ing which begins at PASSPORT on
the 5th Sunday in this month.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14
From rduen.

We are still having rain in this
part. Farmers are not expecting
now to finish their crops as they
would if it had not rained So much.
The oat crop is damaged some.
The corn crop still remains good
except some small puches of very
low. lands. The SO ghum crop
is very promising with create
acreage than for several years.
Garden crops are real fle.
Mr. r l. Brazil brought a cab
ba9e into Paden last Saturday
which weighed "a 3-4 lbs, after
having several large leaves brok-
en- off of it.
Last Friday was Justice Court
day it Paden. Only one case was
tried, State VS. w T Patterson for
public drunkenness. He was
found guilty anl fired 81 and the
costs.
There have been some weddings
west of here of late-on Sunday
3rd inst, Mr. Thomas Q Smith who
was raised near Burtons, but now
of Jackson, Tenn, was married
to Miss Martha Gresham. of Prem
tiss County. Mr. Smith is mail
clerk on the M & o r R while
Miss Gresham is one of the fair
est of Prentiss County. Also on
last Sunday Mr. James w Barnett,
of near Brrtons, was married to
Miss Jennie Holley, Elder E w
ShacSelford officiating. We wish
each couple much happiness.
DIR L S Green is now in Paden
prepared to do the practice in this
part
BORN-To Mr. and Mrs R w
Owens on July 4th, fine girl.
Mr. w X Shamlin, of R 2 Paden,
is very low with some kind of
rheumatism. So we close. As
to who l am You Know.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14

Mrs w G Gaddis left Saturday
morning for Meridian where she
goes to visit her husband who is
in the asylum at that place. She
returned Tuesday and reported
him much improved.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14
A Guluen Wedding

means that man and wife have liv-
cd to a good old age and conse-
quently have kept healthy. The
best way 10 keep healthy is to see
That your liver does its duty 365
days out of 365. The only way
to do this is to keep Ballard Her
bine in the house and take it when
ever yovr liver gets inactive. soc
per bottle. At ] c Ionrdan's.
Rev w L Norman filled his ap-
pointment at Newhope Sunday.
He was accompanied to town Mon
day by Mr. F P Scruggs and went
home ON the Newsboy.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14
Rugs And Art Squares.

Our stock is largely the best we
have had and prices are satisfacto-
ry. We are full up on mattresses
and have good line of Bed Springs,
Dressers, Window Shades, etc. etc.
Special attention to mail orders.
S w Shockley & Co.
Jure 23-l0. At.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14
Summer Colds

Are harder 70 relieve than winter
ones but they yield just as readi-
ly to tre. lment with DR. Bells
Pine Tar Honey. Sold everywhere
Look for the Bell OIL the Bottle.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-14
Answer To Farmer.

Inotice few remarks by Farm
er about the school boy.
Suppose Farmer divides the
present four months term How
long would it take to give his chill
dren a common school education?
About 50 years. | notice further
that the man who is most anxious
to divide the term is most dilatory
in sending his children. If Farm
er will give me his name would
like to examine his school register.
I would be agreeblv surprised to
find his children in regular attend
ance. Give us your name brother
and lets argue this question from
a moral standpoint. Is it not your
duty to give your child all the ed
ucational advantages possible. If
you are going to divide the term
by all that is good let us have a
term long enough to divide. |
want to make this statement: |
have never yet gotten a teacher
from school where the terms
were divided. Is not this proof
strong enough that divided terms
do not educate. My friend, give
your children that which no one
can take from them-a good COM
mon school education and yon
need not fear their ability to take
care of themselves.
You say the farmer ought to
take the school question in his
own hands. Agreed. if he will in
form himself on all the phases of
the subject. He is not competent
to judge unless he does SO inform
himself. The farmer who does
not get for himself improved tools
and use the latest methods will
surely need to make his children
and himself work about l3 months
in the year, but if he keeps up
with farming interest his children
will have time to go to school.
Give your children a chance to
make the best of life.
want to say that with few eX-
ceptions, the men who pay this
tax are in favor of the same.
F. II. Carnack.
Glad to see our friend L w Ba-
con, of poute 8, able to be on our
streets Saturday after long ILL
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