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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

UtLCl lllDNlA IlhINAS OANNHFNN
Sp. Site S~rebspriieu, mcu sitcratnr.
priien, ipm ban ff | 1908.
9952. Sp. Gu Toub bar b6ret
Gift, o9 bans aoue, Tom er bsb, efters
Iaocr fig en- Ssu, Sau bar 2 geoancs
Der, ba bun bebe. os er MI 23 Gdr. Naar
mi @utteus Roiter bsr / Norge, er bet
"a @utten eaer Saberen, ipm er arocbes
retti9et otter berbe?
Sp. @utten.
9953. Sp. 1. Sbnb faGbes &riSt
pad gu9el?
.. Spormeeet toiter BET pr. Ttnb at
fcrbe uooet ira Sarmart til Grneritu?
Sp. /. GbaIf.
2. Set fpmmer rel for en- itpr Tel
an paa, hpab bet er man pil ieuSe.
1854. Sp. CT Der no9et 2outor | De
Soreneoe 5tdter, hnor MAJ briuer Oct
Tom SpeciaIitet at iGl9e Ydteuter, o9
ON Saa er, fan Sc eioe mig gbresie paa
ct ener Here?
sp. Senpeub Sem til Rnn & Co.,
gabliibcrs "SeientiNe sneriran", Eeu
9prf Gitp.
9955. Sp. 4. Sea tom til Gnterifa
1901, tna no nit fsritc Sdpir Oftobcr
1904 | Ga crosse Co, 8is., % 1910
rciite iea til SarSir9 60, Sbo Safota,
% toa SomefteaS. SIAN ie9 mi probe np
meb BET fsrIte Sopir, eIer mao ie9 BABE
nit anoet Saptr?
2. San ieg to9e nit dnoet Rapir /
Hpro 9dfotd, nanr ieg er g. D., oa bet
or nrrmct til gourtbus?
sp. DC fan "prppe pp meb geuse"
(Gpmnntatipn) meb Seres fsritc ga.
Dir.
2. Se ma anissc pmt Seres gprser.
papir | bet Gouutu, bppr De Dor.
9958. Sp. Sm iep niISe ienbe en- IL
ben Safe SG pr. Saftepoft I'll Norae,
maatts Sa RoStnecren Der betnle Cob
for famine?
sp. ga, bpis Esiet CT toIbpIistis
@pbS.
9957. Sp. en- al Rortnnns 2nte
forbphcr SnSfsriel ai apr9, ferenS De
Bar prret mrSerisst df en- ~Stdte's cuer
~ScraIsg eterinnridn" SIrr suites Der
at tlnSerfsseIieu itol fcregan, bDor Sdrs
usren Dor. Spor tdl man m fda Sag
I Zig en- "State Snipeetor"2 Soob er
GSresien til Tinneiotas -State |eteris
Mariana
2. Spis en- Rano suiter fit Rdpu fore
onoret, maa ban sisre bet / ben lanuHe
gp og Stat, bpor ban toa no fine giti'
serpnpers eaer fan can eisre Der en-
arSen Stat, bpis San refer bib.
Sp. 1. Sfrip til Gbas. q. ReIfou,
slnsta, Ninn-
2. De fan faa bet beiSrset bporiOm.
telt.
995s. go. 1. q. tiger, al arite HeIs
ION fan blipe Rr9iinert. .. tiger, at
ban life tan 9nem bar 8et7
2. U. flyer, at en- Tom er fsot ( llss
Ianoet, tan blipe Frafoent. Q. flyer,
at ban fan, brs ban er feot al SonrIs
be, fom sr dmsrifarfe goresre euers
tic. Seeu bar Fet7
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

3 parmt g,tr srnser bet at sarpepueen brper for bfSo oa give,
fra ia for Hsssn 6arpe. 3 faa IufaIoe maa enSeI al ben oSeeIl
big. sGrre iuses op asS Sialp al ct Stpts Sratpastr. euer uaz
Ten tirlpe ia uee ct Stpse antspaptr.
On 1arpesuoe of bare | Here aar. Stuloe ben asSet AZ to
tnr tire aar bIue uosst for tr, iaa Tan man Blot srsppe ps 60
Sraab. el1rrtn os ben ul bHOe lgt ia COB Jon us igisa
Sadr man ttt soot Gitrpt ben fsrite Gang, iaa ioriss tsies.
Cat Sitmstlet Habt nfs paa gaptrst. susr iat ben en-. SIDE ns
tsrf, o. brus ben EaaaSe. iOm posier bsSiL Srpi bpertsH Tor saars;
elr for Isf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

en- 8onSe ihiISe fsre en- go, fam
babe ioIst. reh I'll Srarrmeu. son sit
BAN oa ueooocr Gaoen % irafseee os
lo!ieSe for aoer.
Som on. Ror mi. - ,om su, Ror
mill
On &ibmnno, Tom FOB I 9bren til i'm
Sirtif % bsrte bette. ipurgte goroeu:
"9r oct Ror BIN bette. SaY"
"ad ia, ou belt boa BET, Snr mini
esns "csesrst-gsfrn" I'll sIGst % geuna
I bet ecuiIe pnne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
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Dinf.
81

efrip anelss tubehat RaSn % sbrssk. for IT Hippo at gdl besaaes.
stemshrne ueisres Slaoes Jorrrntna % be pt tIpe fs6. en- @ana
ON lgeu, CO man pl ptrio HnoerioM tpmme III az eene noss Sase hangers
ub pa en- anben 4rrme
Gbresje: 9. 2tnmnSSen, Deesrab. Jowo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

$3.50. 81. 1. Spor rrnngc Tdr,
fsrenb Ell Iote er r9bIot9 ~(outlatpcb) /
Sotpa?
2. &rn Solberen at en- Hote tr9be
Sferters 9aente. naar Terten life betales
dnrIts?
Su. 1. 10 Gdr.
2. RcnteS &cnte fan life iuSfrGpes
peb 2up, mebminbre Sfglonerrn bar
saact inn paa, at Remterue tiacsses
ben laante Snnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
ct iaaoamt 'OntFt" ienbes iom grruie meo SlaOe
Notwithstanding o. iem Gents egtra til
Yorto, GOnpolnt % Snapatnins.

Suis ife bet lube Selsb 81 80 inohnoes. oil en- grru
~thebetfor Tnpnefsuspet. Griarins bar lrrt Os at VI life tan fr
mo 1laoet for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

9951. Sp. Gar gisruicn nogeufinoe
prret tilSelt Iobels 8rebspris2
Sp. Site S~rebspriien, mct Sitcratnr'
priien, ipn ban if | 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

9946. Sp. Seq 4iauattet" paa SonO
% flpttebe berpan | gSobeutber 1908. bar
boet Itacia paa 2auoet. bpsset Sas,
StaIo, erapet grsnS. brrifet 80 aeres
o. I. b. gaen MI ben 27be Sebrliar 1910
"flebe- en- Snoianer pan Sanoet. Sefte
bIep aiort meb Here Saruiere Der ! Sotprs
sbipet, % bet beIbnberIiee bar. at bee bar
moi al frit aanb runot os; men tittet al
bette bIep brigt for SnSianerne. Rl
fpsrees: 1. aan en- SnSianer tage Sano
o. file" paa bet 8 Sage fsr bet er
oabent for "Siling" for ben bpioe Wano?
2. &nn en- sSnbiauer tdee SonS noen
at ead oper BET eIer ie oet2
8. ga ale tror. at hi. iom bar boet
% improved" paa 9duoet ira / til 3
gar, bar @et til at boIoe bet. pan bpils
Ten Raabe ital pi saa frem2
Sp. 1, 2 ps 8. Reselen er ben, at
MAR bet CT mpe @eieruationer ener Sann
ipm lite fsr er erbperuet at S~neiarerne,
% bpsr bisie iaaleSes life aaerehe tios
There bar tasct 2anSlobber, ain i~eperals
tn, jom bet beber, iaa bar be &et til at
sisre bette, fbr 2anbet aabnes for gill
ing. spsrserens Get, ipm ben, Der
fsrif 6ar iettleb paa Sanbet, afbenser
altiaa al, bpprpint ~Snbinnernes Sprret,
biemlet benz peh Iraftat meb 3esierin'
gent, or t~ilfrebsttaet eler ct. chen
bet imiblertiS CT blet SnoiuHerne tiaaSf
at ubprlse 2anb paa benne Iaabe, maa
man saa ND fra, at be bar hapt fnlS
Het bertil. Rermere Splpsniuser pti
spbrserem tnnue faa peb at benpense
ZIG til 2~anbfpntprct | bet Stirrtft, bppr
2anbet CT bclisgcnoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

9952. Sp. en- gtouS bar paret
Gift, ca hans Some, Tom er bsb, efters
Iaocr iia en- Ssn, Sau a 2 Dsduncs
Ser, ba bun oeSe, os er MI 23 Gnr. Naar
mi @utteus Roiter bsr / Ncrge, er bet
"a g,utten eaer Saberen, iom er arocbes
retti9et otter beroe?
Gu. 0utten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

995S. Sp. 1. Sbao tarbes &ribt
pna gueel?
.. Spormeeet toiter bet pr. SltnS at
fcnbe uoeet ira Sanmurt til amerita?
gu. /. Gbalf.
2. Set fommer rel for en- itpr Tel
an paa, hpab bet er rlait nil ieube.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

1854. Sp. CT Der no8et aoutor / De
Soreneoe St1ter, boor man briucr Oct
fom Specialitet at iRlee Ydtenter, o9
ON Saa er, ian Sc 9ibe mig Gbrcsie paa
ct eler lere?
sp. Senpenb Sem til Ttnn & Co.,
gnbliibcrs "ScientiNe gmeriran", Tcu
9prf Gitn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

oo47. quest. Hon Iong do Iha7e
to bay tarss on a couple Of acres efLand
in Nebraska in order TO get tar nile or
deed to ii, and Ao7O avonidI go after ii
TO getHs ! haze paid taxes on ii for
ten years ALREADY.
Ans. You may ask the Auditor of your
County.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

9949. Sp. q. tiger. at Stanbarb
Oil Go. bar betaIt ben Rultt poa $27,s
100000, iom bIep bet iLa9t for Sbers
trebelIen al Gntitruitlnper. 9. flyer, at
bet life bar bctaIt ben. Soem bar Tet?
Gu. 9. bar Net.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

9e56. Sp. Sm ip biISe ienbe en- IL
ben Safe sci pr. Baftepoft I'll Norge,
maatte ba RoStneeren Der betnle Cob
for famine?
sp. ga, buis Spiet CT toiopIistis
@poS.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01
PRESIDENT HULL
OF MILLSAPS.
KEW. W. E. M. BR0GAN, PASTOR
STARkVlLLE M. E. CHURCH
PAYS DESERVED TRI.
Butte.

Ihe recent selection of Prof. d.
Z. Hull to succeed Bishop Murrah
as President of Millsaps College is
exceedingly gratifying to his many
Starkyille friends and admirers
IL IS the concensus of opinion here
that no better selection could have
been made not only in the state
but elsewhere. As an educator
frof. Hull ranks with the best; as
a speaker, he is able to stand upon
his feet with the very foremost of
American pulpiteers in the advoca-
cy OF any cause; as leader in ed
ucational movements, he is wise
and sane and experienced; as a
Christian gentleman, he has no su-
perior anywhere. While it is with
Joy that we now hail him as Pres
ldent HULL" still we are loath to
give him up as a citizen of our
community and as an official of our
church.
His most estimable wife whose
devotion to him through life has
been a song of full note will be a
most valuable addition to the social
life of the college and the capital
city of our state. Starkville's loss
is Jackson's gain from every view
p0int.-Starkville Advocate.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01
olARkVlLLE, MISSISSIPPI, JULY 1, 1910
THE A. & M. NORMAL,
Enrolment Has Reached Over 200
Will Close Next Week.

Everything is progressing finely
at the A. & M. Normal. 1t has
had the largest attendance since its
organization. About $50 students
have registered up to date. After
the Normal comes the big
Farmers Institute. There will be
something doing at the College all
through vacation.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

Mr.. j. Il Lucas, Jr. has accept
ed position with hardware firm
in Waco, Texas. Mr.. Lucas was
one of our splendid Sunday School
pupils and staunch members of our
church, and true to Methodist
teachings and polity, when he left
us for his new field he carried with
him his church certificate. This is
eminently correct and therein he be-
comes an example to many of the
faith of Wesley. We predict for
our young friend a life of eminent
usefulness in the great Lone Star
State whittier his feet have wan
dered. Don't forget us jim, and
when you get ready to select life's
companion just remember that the
Starkville girls are the fairest of
the fair, and that this editor preach
er can tie knot in just three min
utes by his Waterbury. .--Starkville
Advocate.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01
INTERESTING LETTER
FROM "OLD IRELAND"
MISS MADGE MONTGOMERY TELLS
OF HER TRAVELS THROUGH
EMERALD ISLE.
Dublin, Ireland, June =, 1910

, DEAR COMRADES:
On the 18th of May, the journey
to this old world was begun via st.
Louis and by the Wabash railway
to Detroit and from thence over
the Canadian Pacific to Montreal,
the sailing point of the Canada"
on which so many white ribboned
women had engaged passage.
This journey in America was not
without crossing as it did two
prosperous states after leaving st.
Louis, Illinois and Indiana with q
full day in the province of Canada
for observation of the country and
people.
The impression of both was fa-
vorable, especially the latter, who,
taken as a whole seemed more emf
nently respectable than other
nations-both in dress and sturdi-
ness of character. OF course, this
opinion might, upor closer study
be altered, but certainly there was
no suggestion of ignorance or
poverty on the crowded coach or
at the stations.
Reaching Montreal near twilight,
the Goth, a comfortable night was
spent at the Queens hotel, await
ing host of white ribbon women,
who duly appeared about one hun
dred strong.
This day proved to be one set
aside for memorial services in
honor of King Edward and the
streets were full of soldiers, march
ing to the different churches where
the various services were held.
Our special party attended the SER
vice at st. Georges and the i'm
preston was one of reverence and
solemnity, the music especially be-
ing most beautiful.
The afternoon drive gave much
that was characteristic of the city
in many and splendid bank build
ings, fine churches, elegant resi-
dences and parks. McGill College
in buildings and ground was ex-
tensive and beautiful.
After a six o'clock dinner at the
Kings hotel, the large party EN-
barked on the Canada" with
faces set toward the old world, and
before daybreak were floating on
the St. Lawrence river seaward
bound. The scenery on the st.
Lawrence is very beautiful and
kept the passengers constantly on
deck. About two O'Clock on Sat
urday the boat stopped five hours
at Quebec, where many of US went
ashore and drove for several hours
over this quaint walled old city.
The narrow streets were character
istic of the French predominating
population, and the walls Of stone
were, as we mounted the steep as
cent to the city, a continued won
der
| Our party was shown over the
British barracks, located at the
topmost point of the hill, and
from that great distance viewed
the splendid panorama of the city
below on one side and the waters
of the st. Lawrence on the Other
with the mountains beyond aill
all about us. NJ. l.. NJ.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01
N, WILEY N. NASH
FOR 1t. GOVERNOR.
|UMBUS PAPER SAYS ELECT
Thin WITHOUT OPPO-
SITI0N.

Imbus Dispatch.
recent edition of the Stark
! papers contains announce
h that Gen. Wiley N. Nash, of
city, will be a candidate for
pOsition of Lieutenant Gov
II before the people of the state
bs election which will be held
year. The announcement will
bee eulist for this distinguish
|leman a large and influential
wing over the state who will
him their cordial support in
bmbition for this responsible
Be office of Lieutenant Gov
/ is an important one. He
b preside over the Senate and
L absence of the Governor he
|arges the duties of that office.
Eent years, with the develop
! Of this state and the exac-
and demands made upon the
Fnor, this service is becoming
an item, 1t the death of the
nOr the lieutenant governor
|edS to office and it is in such
Emergency that Gen. Nash's
pn would safeguard the state,
Fre people to suffer from such
Fortune the responsible duties
office would fall into the
Of a.man in every way quail
discharge them.
haye heard of no other can.
for the office and with Gen.
in the field, there ought to
|ns,,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01
LONGVIEW LOCALS.

Rev. L. H. Hankins preached
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pearson
have fine boy,
We had a very large crowd at
services Sunday afternoon.
Z 4 4
Mr.. Frank Shropshire visited
his sister at Sturges this week.
A large crowd from here went to
Self Greek to singing Sunday.
Miss Alma Gillespie visited the
New Hope Sunday school Sunday.
Miss Jennie Richardson and Mr..
Halle Crow visited Self Greek this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. Seitz and
children spent Sunday with Mrs.
Clemmie Sietz.
Mr.. Charlie Montgomery and
and his little dagahter, Ida, spent
Sunday at Self Creek,
d 4 4
Mr.. Dick Ramsey, of Starkyi.le
visited his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Mary Carpenter, Sunday at New
Hope.
Mr.. w. r. Bell was on our
streets Wednesday. Come again,
Mr.. Bell; we like to hear you talk
of old times.
Our old friend, that good Con-
federate veteran, Mr.. j. P, Nc
Manus was a visitor to our town
to- day. We are always glad to
welcome him,
Longview misses Mr.. E. B. Gill
lespie who is absent sinking an
artesian we'll in another portion of
the State. His bright face and
genial talk gives life to our little
town.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01
The DEADLY
HOUSE FLY.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH WA
GlNG WAR AGAINST THIS
DISEASE BREEDER.

The following bulletin has recent
ly been issued by the State Board
of Health:
War must be waged against the
house-hy. This fly is the same tie
world over and this fight is Just IS
important in the rural districts rs
it is in the towns and cities. In
fact, it seems that there is scarcely
any thought given to sanitation in
most country communities. The
fly will carry the germs of typhoid
fever in the country as we'll as in
the towns and cities.
More attention should and must
be paid to rural sanitation. Missis-
slppi is essentially an agricultural
state. In this fight against disease
it is the purpose of the Board of
Health to make it a house to house
campaign. The results will not
come in a day, but earnest, contin-
ious and well-directed efforts will
be productive of great good to the
citizenship of Mississippi. The
The fight against the fly must be
persistent. The best way to get
rid of this disease spreading pest is
to PREVENT IT'S BREEDING.
This may be lone by cleaning up
each week, during the warm season
of the year and keep clean. 1t is
estimated that not less than 90 per
cent, of the flies breed in and
around the stable. But remember
that they may breed wherever
there is filth. To prevent the
breeding Of flies the best method
will entail some trouble and ex.
pense. In the thickly settled com
munities this will be necessary and
certainly worthwhile. Is it better
to incur minimum expense in the
prevention OF sickness or to allow
incalculable loss from disease in
health, life, and earning capacityG
To prevent the breeding of flies
all manure accunulating in the sta
bles should be collected not less
than once week and dumped into
a pit or vault or placed under "a
screened enclosure. The arrange.
ment for this disposal may be at
the end Or side or most convenit Mt
place relative to the stable. Each
accumulation Of MANURE dumped
into the pit should be well sprinb-
led with lime. A barrel of chloride
OF lime can be kept conveniently for
this purpose. IL this plan is fol-
lowed the house-fy will have but
little chance to breed. The num-
Der will certainly be greatly re-
duced. In fact, they will hardly be
noticeable. This mode of fighting
the fly has been tried and is regard
ed as the cheapest and most effec-
tive.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

Mr. Max Stern came over from
Birmingham this week and Joined
his wife and son, who have been
here about ten days, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. Goodman.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

Mrs. G. E. Ard and children left
Yesterday for Birmingham to visit
her brother, Mr.. Jesse Yeates and
sister, Mrs. Chandler.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01
PROF. J. W. FOX.
Returns From a Trip Through
Europe.

Prof. j. w. Fox arrived at home
Wednesday from Brussels, Belgium
where he was invited to make an
address before the Cotton Spinners
Association recently held in that
city. Prof. Fox sailed from New
York on May 23rd. and had a very
pleasant voyage, and while in Eu-
rope he visited many of the princi-
pie cities, among which was Paris,
and while there he was carried in
an automobile about sixty miles in
the country and spent couple of
days on a $500 acre model farm.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

Mr.. James Henkel and sister.
Miss Ossie Henkel, of Crawford,
came up Sunday to visit relatives
here.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

Mrs. G. j. Dancy and daughter,
Miss 1stalena Dancy, of Greenville,
have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Gillespie this week
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01
Pn Daily News.

ANS"S'
|nOuncement comes fro m
fyllle that Hon. Wiley N.
former attorney general, will
for lieutenant gov
In the state primary next
Since his retirement from
Florney generals Office Gen.
lash has engaged in the prac-
law at Starkville, but he
t lost interest in political
r. He was an aspirant for
fA'enant governorship three
ago, and made a good show
Palnst one of the states most
favored and popular citi-
luther Manship, the present
hbent,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

Capt. J. A. Wiggs returned
home from a visit to Chattanooga,
Tenn. this week where he has
been spending some time with rel
tives.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

Miss Zadie Smith was called
home from Lauderdale Springs last
week, by the illness of her father,
Mr.. George Smith. We are glad
to note, however, that Mr.. Smith
is able to be ON the street agaiu.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

Mrs. Ben Wier and children, of
Little Rock, AJAX, are the guests of
Messrs R. X. & F. l.. Wier's fami-
lies.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

Miss Catherine Hurst, of West
Point, is attending the Normal and
is the guest OF Mr.. b. Meals fami-
.Iy.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

DR.. F. M. Sheppard, of Richton,
has been appointed railroad com
missioner to succeed Hon. F. NJ.
Lee deceased.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

BY permission of the deacons,
the pastor of the Baptist church
will preach before the Normal
at the Mississippi A, & NJ.
College Sunday morning and eve
nsng. The union service will be
held at the Methodist church at
night. DIR Wilkin will preach.
All are invited 10 attend,
w. A. J0RDoE.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

Miss Birdie Stillman, of Caledo-
mia. is visiting in the home of her
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. J.H. Still
man.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01
A POLITICAL DISCUSSION,
Peanut Pint, Miss, June 80. 1910.


ter Editur of the Times:
Once again stand at the door your sanctum sane
with pome the recent political happenings and the
itica sper down the Pint and may the good Lord
sr us from such spert Youres respectable,
BILLY ONEGAILUs.
Tom and Jack one rainy day,
Sat upon bale of hay,
Discussing politics.
Tom thought the secret cawcus" mean
Jack thought the world had never
More just and splendid tricks
Tom said that Jim could surely fill
seat in Washington,
Jack said that Leroy fills the bill,
No other need run.
Tom added then, some sayings few,
On Leroy IS" use of dough-
And proved that what he said true
By Theodore Bbo"
Jack added then some sayings hot
On 'Jms Contingent Fund.-
And Tom responded with swat,
While Jack reached for his gun.
And now Toms on the other shore
Which one, cannot tell
But he'll deal out the old lore
In heaven, or down in hell.
And now the county pays Jacks bill
For board with Sheriff j.
But he's of the opinion still
He thst fatefu day
Now where had Jack such knowledge bred
Of Jim's numbered crimes9
His second wifes great grandma read
The East Mississippi Times.
And where had Tom such knowledge got,
OF Leroy PSF loose screws?
He found in his great uncles lot
The learned Starkville News.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

DR.. T. c. Wier will occupy the
Methodist pulpit at Brooksville
next Sunday in the absence of the
pastor.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

Mrs. M. B. Tate, who has been
visiting Mrs. R. X. Wier, left Tues
day to spend a few days with rela-
tiyes in Brooksville before return
ing to Columbus.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

Mr.. G. M. Rousseau is expected to
arrive to-day from Waxahatchi,
Tex. to visit his brother, Mr.. w.
II. Rosseau of this city.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

Mrs. Ed Owen and Miss Maria
Tyson,rn.s Macon, are visiting rela-
tives in Starkville this week.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01

Misses Bessie Randle and Fran
ces and Mamie Rice, Of Oktoc
were visitors here Tuesday.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01
The PARK HOTEL.
''A' moter is Making a Great
Success at Durant.

rarK Hotel, under the man
w Oh MIR. G. A. Moter, form
upfletor of the &c ltral Ho-
,n's city, is becoming Noted
Wide as one of the most
Il hostleries iu the state.
~ 'u' oelng a railroad center.
:, notel at that point is some
'la' the travelling public can
70 appreciate. There is
. DAY but that some one
'nls vicinity has to pass
~ Durant, and when so doing
',,' ',' always aud splendid ac-
.aatlons and a warm well
II ,,Om the genial host of the
Hotel. N
'na' the macadam road is
aea y TACT, let our hustlinp
a''awake road builders be-
'pfa their attention to a ten.
s''cn Of model dird road
starter-build where it
s,as the greatest good to
s''sss number. How is this
0attle cry: Two bales,
ma trot from Trim Can.
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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-07-01
Church Notices.

The regular service will be held
at the Methodist Church next Sun
day morning.
The union service for the eve
ming will be held at the Methodist
church, DR.. r E. Wilkin occupy
ing the pulpit.