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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-15
HOLLY BUSH.

We are having some dry weather
in this part of the country now
good rain is badly needed.
Misses Alma and Ruby Wilson
pent Sunday with Miss Estella Bar
DIV.
Miss Josie O'Neal, who was ope-
rated on last week in Jackson, is at
home again to the delight of her
many friends.
Mrs. Cato, of Canton, is visiting
her sister of this place, Mrs. O'Neal
Mrs Minnie Hicks, of Lake, Wis
tied her mother last week, Mrs. M
e. Shivers.
Mr.. Jean Worley and family OF
Pisgah. passed through this settle
ment Saturday en- route to Pela-
hatchie.
The boil weevil has made his APP
tpeaFance, and we hope he will not
injure the cotton to any great ex-
tent.
Claude Mckay and family, and
John Mckay and wife, visited the
home of Mr.. Jim McKay's Sunday
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EUREKA.

Crops are good but are needing
rain very bad. :.
This hot weather is good on boil
weevils, but bad on folks.
Miss Irma Pope has returned
home from Blue Mountain where
she has been attending school.
Mr.. Cleve Bass, who has been
away for some time has returned,
and from appearance he likes the
girl he left behind him" better than
ever.
Several from this, place attended
childrens day at Johns Sunday. All
seemed to have enjoyed the day.
The little people rendered quite an
interesting program, and Rev. MI.
Dickens preached in the afternoon.
prof. J. I. Covington also made an
interesting talk on the work OF the
Sunday school.
Miss Ola Chandler, of Braxton,
spent several days with relatives
here last week.
Miss Ella Nash is spending this
week with her friend, Miss Ruth
Mcintyre, of Johns.
Measles are still in the commun-
ity. and all those that have them
have our sympathy this hot wealth
er.
The ladies in this community are
busy canning berries and gathering
red bugs. The late cold weather
killed most of the fruit, and the Ia
dies are trying to make the most
of the berry season.
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FLORENCE.

Mr.. j. L. Evans, who left last Fri
day for Newton to be under the
treatment Of his nephew, Dr.Tom
Berry, arrived safely. A letter to
DR.. Todd Tuesday states that he is
doing .niiely.
Mrs. DR.. Whites condition is not
at all favorable. She is confined
to her bed most of the time.
Miss Briggs, who was operated
on last week for cancer of the
breast is recovering satisfactory.
Beat one Sunday school will hold
two days session the 18th inst.
Dinner on the ground. We hope
every Sunday school in the beat
will send delegates. Florence will
gladly do the entertaining if you
will come.
Methodist protracted meeting will
begin the End Sunday in July at
Monterey. Brother Gatlin will do
the preaching.
The Methodist of Florence will
begin their meeting the 3rd Sunday
in july and continue one week, to
be followed by the Baptist. DR..
Smith of the first Methodist church
Jackson, will ascsist brother Pur-
cell, the Methodist pastor. DR.. Me-
Comb will assist brother Allen. the
Baptist pastor.
Beat politics are warming up.
Some changes are expected by those
who wish them. The present en-
cumbants are equally DESTROYS of
reelection and are hustling.
Crops are suffering greatly for
rain; gardens are failing. and hot
air mot for candidates. is scorch-
| ing all vegetation.
Rev. J. w. StSeen preached fine
sermon at the Baptist church last
Sunday night. Brother Steen was
married Tuesday. the 9th, inst, to
Miss Maggie Brukett, of Brassfeld.
Mr.. Will Compere and Mrs. Carl
Bonner were married last Sunday
evening, Bro AIleh. of Florence,
performing the ceremony.
We have a few more widowers to
let.
Mrs. Sam Therrell is spending the
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Miller, near King.
j. HI. South and A. H. Martin went
to Mendenhall Tuesday We are
informed that they are figuring on
a stock of goods there.
DR.. E. R. Mobiles has located with
US at Florence for the practice of
medicine. Ne comes to us with as
fine recommendations as any one
could wish for. The doctor is
highly educated and as polished a
gentleman as we have met in many
a day. We bespeak for him lib
eral portion of the practice.
Wiley Alliston, our lively mer-
chant has quite a lot Of dress goods.
See him early, for they are going
like hot cakes.
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BROWNSVILLE.

Miss Sudie Thomas visited Mrs
Frank Berry at Braxton the JatteI
part Of last week.
We are glad TO state that Mr.. E
Runnell's children who have beer
| seriously sick all convalescing.
Miss Essie Harper was Bran
don visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. Haddon. of Harperville, is
spending few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. w. D. Thomas.
Mrs. Sallie Garrett is at BraxtOn
for medical treatment. We hope
to have her back home completely
recovered soon.
Miss Ruth Haddon, Of Jackson was
the guest of Mrs. w. ID. Thomas
last Sunday, returning Monday.
DR.. p. Fairly was out from jack
son last week.
Harry Loflln, after spending sew
.eral months ih Oklahoma, is at
home again
Mr.. and Mrs. u. B. Hines have a
very sick child It is reported some
better this Tuesday morning.
Mrs Mary Lou Odom, of Jackson,
in visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. B. Hines.
Squire w. d. Thomas made a bus
mess trip to Jackson last Friday.
Prof Covington attended children's
day exercises at Johns last Sunday.
The Cumberland Telephone Com
pany has demanded that the patrons
of the Thomasville exchange pay
a fee of five cents a message through
the Brandon exchange IN addition to
buying new transmitters and receiv-
ers. AS our business is mostly with
the Brandon people, and we think
the demands too great, it is probable
that we will be cut loose from the
Brandon exchange. A meeting will
be held today to decide what will
be done in regard to the matter.
It seems that more than one
telephone system in the country is
unsatisfactory, while just one sys-
tenn can force the people to accept
any terms it may dictate. There is
only one party to the contract-the
Cumberland Telephone Co. 1t die
tates all terms. We may. of course,
accept or reject its terms, but no
proposition we may make is consid-
cred. If we reject, this proposition,
we are entirely without telephone
service; if we accept. the rates are
so oppressive that many will take
out their phones. Tt is beginning
to look like government ownership
is the only remedy for the people,
in this instance. Railroad lines can
compete with each other. but tele-
nhones companies cannot success
fl'llv do if. One will sooner or later
get the advantage of the other and
drive it into bankruptcy. Then it
has a monopoly, and the people are
at its service.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-15
CLEARY.

Weather hot and dry; crops small
and needing rain; some complaint oil
boil weevils; health good.
Mr.. Russell and daughter, Miss
Kathrine, of Clinton, have been Wis
iting relatives here for the pas,
week.
A goodly number of our commun-
ity attended the speaking at Flor
ence by Hon. C. H. Alexander last
Saturday. His speech was manly
and fair, and we think he made
friends. 1t is not expected that all
who attended will vote for any one
man, but it was mostly an Alex
ander crowd from all appearances.
Wilkins Pierce, who works on the
railroad, is at home taking much
needed rest.
Mr.. Ionic kirkpatrick, of King,
visited his sisters. Mesdames Pierce
and Smith last Saturday.
Miss Eunice Pierce visited her
cousin, Mrs. Josie Rannel, and fam
lily last week
If any one in the neigtborhood
has any items of news that they
would like to have published, bring
it to w. C. Johnson, and he will
take pleasure III sending it in.
Mrs. Jessie Holcomb visited her
mother at King Saturday and SUM-
day.
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MONTERREY.

| The crops in this country are II
need of rain. We have not had ;
in need OF rain. ETAO etaofl
| rain in some time, and the corr
crop is iearly ruined.
Some of our farmers are very
much excited over the boil weeN
question. We are still finding 3
good many. One Of Mr.. r. G. Ber-
rvs hands, of this place, carried q
few to Florence a few days ago.
Dan Williams, another one of our
college boys, returned home Friday
afternoon.
We are glad to have our frier
Henry Bullock back with us again
He is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Bullock.
The Rev. Mr.. Honnicut, of Mill
saps College, filling Rev. J. s. Pur-
cells place, preached an interest.
ing and helpful sermon SSunday
His subject being, Gods love to
Man.
Rev. Wayne Alliston preached q
| fine sermon at the home of Mr.. T.
j. Boteler's last Wednesday night
We are glad to say that Wayne
was born and reared in this COM
munity. He is now serving Grace
Street Baptist church, New Orleans,
His many friends are glad to see
him making good in his noble call
ing.
The young folks enjoyed the most
delightful day of the season last
Friday in the event of a picnic and
fishing party on Richland creek.
Fishing and bounteous basket din
ner were the principal features OF
the day. The pleasure seeking par
ty arrived on the scene about nine
thirty o'clock. A party was at once
organized to muddy a lake, which
attempt was a delightful success.
About one hundred fish were
caught. Then the. fishery began
after which most delightful din
ner was served. After a very pleas
ant afternoon the wagons and bug
gies were turned toward home. All
agreed that the day was a complete
success.
Mr.. P. F. Williams visited Clinton
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Annie Chandler, daughter
of the we'll known DR.. Chandler, of
Braxton, is visiting Mrs. A. L. Com
pere. The oyung people Of the COM
munity are delighted to have Miss
Annie with them.
Farley Boteler has been sick for
some time. We hope he will soon
be we'll again.
A large number or our voters
heard the excellent speech of Hon.
C. H. Alexander at Florence Sat-
day. His politics is based upon
1.-THE man and the Measure" It is
certainly true as he said: I'VE are
learning something today Mr.. AL
exander made lots of friends, and
we are thoroughly convinced that
the true citizen who stands for pure
politics and Christian statesman
ship, cannot afford not to support
him in this campaign.
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BARE FOOT SPRINGS.

Health of this community is good
Bro. BIackman filled his regular
opointment at this plare Sunday.
A good shower would be appre-
lated by all now, as the roads are
very dusty. ;,
Mr.. Dee Measles passed through
this community Sunday en- route to
Pelahatchie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mckay were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Bynum, Sunday.
Mrs. Eula Harrell and mother
Mrs. Murray, are visiting relatives
in Louisville this week.
Miss Bessie Owen was the guest
of Miss Bessie Brasfeld Sunday.
The ice cream supper at Mrs. Boy
kin's was enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Bynum Wis
tied Mrs. Cunningham Sunday af-
ternoon, who has been i'll.
Miss EuIa Boykin visited Miss
Ruby HarrelI Saturday and Sunday.
Little Gusta Neal is OH the sick
list this week.
The singing at Mr.. C. P. Meals,
Sunday evening was quite sue
c"SS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Day visited the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. r.
Bynum's, Sunday.
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FANNIN.

Rev. Huffstatler preached two
fine sermons here Sunday.
Chester Brown, of Brandon, is the
guest of his uncle, |. O. Brown, TINS
week.
Miss Fannie Maud Wilmington
has returned from a pleasant trip
in Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. L. Ferguson yere
here Sunday, greeting their many
friends.
Mr. Hilton Russell, of Clinton. was
here Friday. and was elected prln-
cinal of this school for next session.
We are very hopeful OF another
successful term, and every thing IS
favorable now.
E. B. Afford was in Brondan' the
latter part Of last week. $.
Miss Jessie Mills is visiting ner
sister. Mrs. w. J. Wilmington.
7. NJ. Shaw went to Jackson last
week and was accompanied nome
nv his wife. We are glad TO nave
Mrs. Shaw with us again.
Mrs. potts and Miss Verge nave
returned to their home IN Manson
after a pleaant stay with MRS
Potts parents.
Mrs Cynthe Faulkenberry has re-
f,1rned after more than a week s
sfay with her son, J. w. Faulken-
berry, of Pisgah. -.
Miss Grace Buchanan has been
visiting here for few days. we
are always glad to have Miss Grace
Mrs. P. Y. Starr is now in jackson a31
with her daughters, Mesdames W.
w Williams and E. F. Starr. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence nave ne
sympathy of their many l da,,rh
in the illness of their little daugn-
ter, Pauline. croot
The picnic on the river was grea !
~ enioyed by all, and especially the
Young y folks. This is regular PIC
mir weather.
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anything else II has not been re-
ported. II has only been q short
while since il was inferred into and
several dollars stolen.
Robt. Laman's condition is not
any better.
n. ID. Stucky and wife, Lem Byrd
and Miss Lizzie Barron are on the
sick list.
w. L. Compere, of this place and
Mrs. Matte Bonner OF Plain, were
quietly married in Florence Sunday
p. m.
Demer Dear and Willis Harrison
visited the formers parents in Crys-
taI Springs Saturday and Sunday
Miss Allene Byrd visited relatives
at Florence last week.
Miss Tet McRaney, of Bogue
Chitta, formerly teacher here,
land Miss Maymie Harper. of Star,
spent Tuesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Harrison's.
Mrs. Melissa Barnes, of Florence,
spent Friday night with her broth
er, e. H. Laird, of this place.
A number from here went to
Florence Saturday afternoon to
hear Alexander speak.
Emmett Harrison and sister, Miss
vesta. of Clear Branch, spent Sun
day in our midst.
Virden Therrell and family, of
Florence visited at H. A. Laird's
Sunday.
Mrs. @. F. Laird visited her sis
ter, Mrs. jim Harrison, of Star,
Thursday.
In casting your votes for sheriff
remember the Empty Sleeve"
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ASTHMA-CATARRFI
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yo,r Neutrality-suspicious.;

How Won may profit by y. -r -
n,ow K;dney pills. Mrs. E. G. WHIT
o 2, E a mlu Willow St.. Akron, O., says;
For Up, sore time | had very "a at I
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t readac hes ] had specks il I, a1rog
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D Ds,t and miserable. | saw Foley
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l nsgae clear and today, ] can say Say
o om ! well woman, thanks 70 ro'es
Kidne ypills. aon mug Go.
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Leadina california; Druggist.
Pasadena. Cal. March !!

douUCIIuy OuIs, 1F1uI Oh VIII -
Fole yand Co., conference.-the
have old and recommended Foley's
Honey and Tar compound for years.
We believe it to be one Of the most
efficient expectorants on the market
Containing no opiates or narcotics
t can be given freely to children.
Enough of the remedy can be TAX
an to relieve a cold. a it has no nau-
seating results, and does not inter
scr with digestion. Yours very tru-
~, C. H. Ward, Drug Co., C. L. Par
sons, Sec'y. and Treas Get the
original Foley's Honey and Tar
Compounded in the yellow package.
For sale by Brandon Drug Go.
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C. III. ALEXANDER'S SPEECH AT
FLORENCE.

Mr.. c. H. Alexander spoke to an
audience of about 200, containing
men, women and children, at Flor
ence, June 10th.
The Clarion-Ledger places the
number at 400, but we remember Hi
Henry advised last week that the
number claimed by partisans be
cut half.
He was introduced by the Bap-
fist pastor in eugOlistic language as
not quite a perfect man, fact
which was soon quite apparent.
The speech was very interesting
to the 'antis," because it was what
they wanted. 1t was interesting to
the majority because of it's ingen-
ious blending of sanctity, distorted
political facts, glittering general
, ties, and erroneous statements.
His historical facts were twisted,
distorted and prevented as only
shrewd lawyer could.
He INDUCED in few glittering
generalities which were naught.
He mentioned four trust funds,
viz: battleship, Spanish war, Bry-
ant scholarship and contingent,
which he stated that Vardaman
had never accounted for a single
one.
We wonder that the "holier than
thou cloak had not dropped to the
floor when he made this audacious
statement.
If anyone was so ignorant as to
be taken by that statement, if they
will write Prof. H. L. Whitfield, of
the /. /. and c., daresay he will
acknowledge the receipt of the Bry-
ant scholarship fund in full with
interest, for he did. Even Governor
Noel will not deny that Vardaman
turned in to the battleship com
mission every dollar of that fund
intrusted to him.
The Elder knows this to be true.
If our memory serves us right.
Judge McLaurin, of Vicksburg, set
tied the question of the Spanish
war fund for all time to come when
he was fair enough, although not
favorable to Vardaman, to state tina
Vardaman had accounted for that
fund in full.
The legislative committee whose
duty it was to audit Governor Var
daman's books, did so and reported
them correct to the legislature. The
Elder will not deny this to be truth
full history.
-"Thou shalt no. bear false witness
against th yneighbor." Elder your
cloak is transparent.
If space did not forbid we would
show up a whole lot of other pre-
versions of history. Any well IN
formed man could tear HE speech
to tatters. Possibly he caught a
few suckers, though we have nor
heard of one. The citizenship of
Florence, intelligent, we'll read ana
we'll informed. are not easily taken
in.
We enjoeyd the Elders speech
Immensely. We enjoy anything thai
is we'll done and his was the hest
SIMULTANEOUSLY bound mass of self
laudation, false testimony against
Vardaman, perversion of facts, err
roneous history, bold sophistry, and,
worse than all, an audacious pre-.
sumption on the ignorance of an
intelligent audience, that we have
listened to in many day.
Still they would have us believe
that the Elder is near good man.
Excuse us please.
ONE OF HIS AUDIENCE.
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COUNTY HAPPENINGS

Miss Eva Mckay, of pelahatchie,
visited her brothers of this place,
MIDI and Clarence Mckay.
Messrs Fisher Wilson and j. r.
Alternately attended the candidates
speaking Mt Leesburg Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Mckay visited
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. /.
Holmes Sunday.
The ice cream supper given at The
home of Mr.. MIDI McKay's was
greatly enjoyed by all who had the
pleasure of attending.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-15

The woman of today who has
good health, good temper, good sense,
bright eyes and lovely complex
ion. the result of correct living ana
good digestion, wins the admins
tration of the world. If your dl-
gestion is faulty Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets will cor
rect it.
.or Sale by Brandon Drug Co.. !.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-15

Gas IN the stomacn comes from
food which has fermented. Get
rid of this badly digested food as
quickly as possible if you would
avoid a bilious attack: HERBINE
is the remedy you need. It cleanses
and strengthens the stomach. liver
and bowels, and restores energy
and cheerfulness. Price soc. SoSld
by VIM. Flowers, Florence, Miss.
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Foley'S Kidney Remedy,

Is particularly recommended Tor
chronic cases of kidney and bladder
trouble. 1t tends to regulate and
control the kidney and bladder ac-
ton and is healing, strengthening
aud bracing.
For sale by Brandon Drug Go.
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PUCKETT.

w z dIc udfillS oUiuC lily WCdlucl
in this part of the county, and ole
corn is needing rain very badly.
Mrs Harvey, who has been sick
is much better at this writing. Hell
friends are glad to see her up.
Mrs. Rena Purvis has been sick for
the past few days, but is better now
The people around Pickett were
very sorry to hear of the death OF
Mrs. Graves, who died at Mayton
last week.
Mrs. Samantha Mize, who has been
quite sick for the past week is bet
ter now.
Mr.. Ira Grantham, of DLo, was q
visitor at Pickett last week. Look
out girls he will more than likely
come again.
Mr.. Will Bait and wife visited
the family of Mr.. w. M. Waldrol
last week.
Nell Russell made a business trip
to D'Lo last week.
P. P. Polk and wife visited Joe
and Mendenhall last week, and re-
port nice time.
It doesn't seem that the candidates
are stirring around much now, bur
| guess we will have to consider the
hot weather.
Curtis Corley made business
trip to Mendenhall last week.
Quite a crowd of people went
from here fishing on the river last
Saturday. They report a fine time
and lots of fun, but no fish. Mo
squitoes were very bad. and bars
needed to sleep and rest under.
There are lots of boil weevils be-
ing found. Farmers have not plow-
ed up their cotton, but they may
have it to do yet if they can hope
for any crops.
CATO.
Cato has not been heard from in
quite awhile, but it is not dead. We
are needing rain badly.
Health Of the community is very
good.
The measles scare is over. Those
that were scared to death have
come alive.
Quite a crowd from this place
went seining Thursday, and all re.
port nice time.
We regret very much that one
of our best boys, Dannie Mcintyre
has decided to stay in Texas fol
a while, especially the Cato string
band hate to see him go.
Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely We hope it will continue.
Brothers Andrews filled his regu-
lar appointment Sunday. Quite 9
large crowd was present.
Misses Asha WEIGH and Sarentha
Morgan made a flying trip to Men
denhall last Friday. They seemed
to have had delightful time.
Mrs. DR.. e. A. Bush is spending
the week with her mother, Mrs. T
G.. Ross.
Mr.. G. B. Harris has repaired his
house which adds greatly to the
looks Of his home.
Miss Neva Harris has returned
home from a visit to her grand
mother at Rockport, Miss.
Rev. t. G. Foster one of our for
mer teachers, was welcome visitor
in our community last Saturday.
Mr.. A. j. Grantham made a flying
trip to Braxton one day last week
Mr.. Charlie Starnes has been cleo
ted principal of our school for the
coming session.
Quite a crowd from this place ex-
poets to attend children's day a
Johns Sunday.
The wedding bells are still ring
ing. Listenl
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-15

Middle aged and Elderly People.
Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick
and permanent results in all cases
of kidney and bladder troubles, and
for painfuld annoying irregulari-
ties.
For sale by Brandon Drug Go.
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NOTICE.

I have secured the agency for tho
Model Laundry Co., Birmingham,
and will call for your laundry ev-
cry Monday and deliver Friday. Cut
prices prompt delivery. II / miss
your laundry leave it at John Tay-
Tors store.
Jas. r. Buchanan.
i5i2t.
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KING

Everything is dry and dusty in
our locality, and a good rain would
be appreciated. Farmers are well
up with their work.
w. e. Laird's store was broken
open Saturday night, but fortun-
ately the thief only found q small
amount Of money, and # he took
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-15

Take HERBINE for all disturb
ances in the bowels. It purifies
1.-The bowel channels, promotes reg
/ ular movements and makes you
feel bright. vigorous and cheer
full. Price SOC. Sold by VIM. Flow
erS. Florence, Miss.