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The Dickinson press., 1911-01-28
HOUSE SALE

am Offering a modern 7-room house
for sale on First Ave. w. E. J. Scharf.
1-21-3t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13
Veriett bic Negierung in
Yefing In Zhrefen.
Sic bat in fiirseiter 3eit einen
iplden llmiaus anseHDmmen
Dab ter Sturs Der Monoihu. Dnnaltie
nitlt untpabrideinlih III.
10000 bis 5000 Wann 5rupp.n hd'
ZEN in Der prOptns 5uspsb
olsin aemeutert.

Irei 9ipiiionsn mobsrn.r 3ruppsn
nach Santoip b.prosrt.
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Cincinnati, ssreitas. oen 13 ottober 1911.

gierig, tpie iid bic admmern oem Berz
trag ge9eniiber itellen tperoen.
Gin | 4limmsr Sag fIr b ie
4biatiter.
R9etm 8, Jrantreih, IL. Sttober.
Der Qpidtttsr QeDal itiir3te bier am
0onneritaa aus e:ner 5obe bon 25O
CUB ab unb srIitt 9erleBungsn, Die
in tir3eiter 3eit isinen GOD sur 5olgs
bdben miifen. gr brad bas Riidgrat
uno srlitt aud einsn S6doelbruh.
Sn GbarIsDiQs itir3ts elm 4nfdnger
in Der 4piatit, Ramsns 5ortuo ab
uno erlitt tpabrihsiulih t0btlihe 8ers
lssunssu.
Der 3uitanb beg apiatites gnbre
@ermdin, Der am Uttttipoh auf bem
bisiig.n Jlugfelbe abitiir3te, lit bon
ben 4er3t.n fir bofInungslOs ertIart
pcroen.
Der Qusb1u Der rufiif6en
Stiesflotte.
pstersburg. II. DIT. - Rug
lamb bat fir ieine SitisefIotte folgsnz
oes fiinfidbrige Shiffbauprogramm
ausssarbeitet: Bier ponssrtrsussr Don
ie 27= bis $4,000 5ons, nit "a bis
% Rnoisn GeIatpinbigteit. Die areus
ser ioqsn in pan3srtbIrmen bsIonbsrer
aonftruttion 143oLlige GeihiiBe err
balten. Ssbsr Der areu3sr ssrforosrt
sinen aoftenauftpano bon 80 big 90
WiLioneH RubeI. 9i. 4reuser tperben
auf Der boItiidsn QbmiraIitGtspsrft
erbaut perben. Aub.rbem 1T Der gdu
bon nsuen 5orpepo3eritor.rn, mebrsren
llHtsrfeebocten grOB.rsn 1pps uno eis
Her .ntipr.tenben 4nsabI pon 6ilfsz
ihiff.u, oer.n Rotten auf 80 big $50
Uhqioneu DerauI6Iagt finb, projettirt.
9us grosramm tpiro nuh Der 8eitd=
tiguug bur6 bGs Gdbinstt Der 9uma
0orgsleet peroen, nobel bic 9orlags
aIs orireIi4 bs5.ianst perbsn piro.
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Jn(anO ge(egrap6

-
Jargo, 81. O., u. C:tober. -
SohR goung, Der in Resrdh, Wis.,
uHter Der 4utIags Der 3ugbsraubuRg
psrbaFtet, nah bier ssbraat uno pro
SsFIirt uuros, lift isst 81 10 SabrsH
3uhtbaus peurtbsilt Doroau. gouug
bate am -. JuIi in Der RGbe Don
Buffalo, y. z, stasn 3ug Der
gprtberR Yac,fic gapu gum aHhaIIsu
cttrutt, ben 2otomotio.uprer 3sinciz
len unb bic YaTugisre berau0t.
Shperes gabnuuglIt.
Upper Sauoustp, Ohio, u.
Gin Jraht3ug Der 5oding 9aIIep
Babn rannts am Touu:ritag 3rpeI
9rGiinsn Hisber, uuf osHsu ii6 orsiz
ssbn itdlisniihe ArbeIter uno Der Dor.
mann Grant 2ourep bsfanben. Bier
osrielben iuurbsn auf Der StsQe ges
t0otet, elmer t6btIib uHo elm aRoerer
ihper psrIsst. Der 2otomotipfiibrer
oss fTraht8uees behduptet, bag er me-
o.r pss berrIhsHosu gtbels oas 9ea
Left. Ritt babe ibsrbliten tOnneu.
.9is 5.mpetrittsr pom 8 b / .
9autou, 8, II. DIT. - Die
1empeIrittsr Don Ohio ba6eu am
goHnsritas bic folgenben 9eamtsu fir
bas laufeuoe Sabr srrDGblt: Grob
aommanpeur: CHARTS .. Gihhorn,
gI.pelano; 9ise groB aommaHoeur
Senrp Stdsfsr. bon SoIsoo; 8enes
ruIiFimus: Campbell Ul. gorbsss,
Columbus; 9rob Senior Durpen:
Ro6srt =. Wbittatsr, Defiance; 8roB
Sunior Waroen: George q. anigbt.
Sprinafielb; 9rob 9rdlat, Risbt
Rep. Sohn W. DuIosn, Cincinnati;
9roBIdabmsiiter: 2o5upette 2nttle.
spltoo; 9rob R.torosr; aapt. Sobn
q. gsQ, Dapton; 8roB Tubnsntrdger
Wiuiam 9. 9. guIbuin. 2ltron;
9rob Shpsrttrdssr: W. 9. 5inHea,
Osborn; 6roB Warosn: Rihter Jacob
.. grpmfpeu, Cincinnati; 0roB aapis
tan Der Dats: George e. WlcSuire,
Warion.
Ti. nd6ite aonpention Der 8roB
commanders piro am brit.en Wlitts
ned i'm Sttobsr ndhiten Sahrss IN
glep.lanb itattftnosn.
Die gedmien tpuroeH am Ibeno
BON 80. 3. MeIiib. benz 9roBmsilter
bes 9ranb gncampments Der Der,
-tnni,n inT4nfIirt
ansen.bm fir ben & infer
9hilaoel p b ia, u. Otiober. -
Die anbung 3utsr, tpelhs Der britt.
Ihen Iampfer .Gpurra- BON SoDc
nadl bier braf)te, nabm ipdbreno Del
7Sabrt UNI lot 900 an Wertb 5u. Oils
| bic 5000 5cnaen 3uder uelaoeu trilr.
ben, toiteten 112 Yfuno IA Shillin.
6 gsncs, pdbreno Der issise preis oes
3udsrs 18 Sbiline 6 9snce betrdgt
Der 3oa fur ben 3udsr oetrug BIZ
al.inis..ii bon $1S0,000.
Geins llnter uhuns.
Garutherspilte, no, II
Dit. Die gsb0rben baben fopeit nod
teine Qnitrenaunssn geHlaht. oi
5hsilnebmsr oss Mobs. neIher oeI
Reser u. q. Rid Ipnhte uno ieiHeI
RoFeasnoiisn Ben. 8oohs our4
peitfhts, aussuffnosn uno sur Reten
ihaFt III 3iehen. Die Spmpnai:s oei
pubIitums til oIfsnbor aui Ssitsl
bsk asn9R.
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Gin TampF,r Der ROpaliiten NIT Bal
fen unh Wunitiou bon aHttpsrs
pen absesdnesn.

Die Repo olution in 6 bina.
6antop, China, u. Sitober.
Die RepoIuiion, nit usiSer pas dime
iiid,s Reid iei. Ulonaisn beoroht
mar, unb pon ipelh,r Der 4ufiiano in
Der g}rppins Sss ghueR nur elm Dor
fpieI mar, Bat alien grniies begonnsn.
Gs hanceit iicb um cine alIeemsin gut
prganifiri. Helpesung, bic auf nihts
0erinoerss hinouss.ht, aIs bic Wans
sfhu Gpnaiiie gu itiirsen uno cine
Rspublis 5u etabliren. Menn bic
g]l6ne Der Repolution6ren niht in bic
griite astxn, bann piro Or. Gun
gat Gen, Der ;}iibrsr Der antis
Monofhu partei gum prdiioentsn
Der RtpubIit .rtp1hl. psroen. gr
mar Der a6gsianote Der rspoIutionds
rem pariei noh ben Der. Staaien i'm
Sabre 1910 uno IS fteini, oaB er
fsine pdmalias 1our bsuust bat, nm
iih finansiells llHtsritiisung fir Die
9<pegung 81 iihern. gun yu, ein
gruber BON Or. Gun Yat Gen, Der
iif iset in Sanioip bsfiuost. III sum
QrGfibenteH Der observation-disclosures
luna srndht porDen unb Tang Qua
Qnng, Der biskrige prdiipeni. Tin
berporraaenoer 0.l.hrtsr, iit Don ben
RspoIutionlren gum gouO.rneur Der
pruoins 5u Deb erip1blt pproen.
Die ganS propinsiaIperiamnluHs
i'll pon Der R,ihsreaisruna abgsfals
len. Die Suiurasntsn iinD gut Orsas
niiirt unb finan5isu gut iituirt. Sie
bab.n bic Gelbsr in ben Shas samtern
unb ben gonisn tonfis;iri uno eeben
ibr sigenes popiereelo aus. nit BEN
ile bic Reeisrungsnoisn ,inloFsH. oi.
BON ben ousldnpilten 1onteu suriida
gespisien iptrben.
DIE Rsrolu.ionGren bnben Mu
Chang. ben gbin,f.nikil Der Stabt
6oniop. uno soansYana. unb all.
tsnahbaritn Siabit in Der propins
ouspsb einqtnommen. auh Chang
Sho. bic 3aupiitnbt bon 3unan
icli fif3 srhobsn t1btn uno in Ran'
ling. Der Souptftact Der proDinl
Gians Gu, Iisht Is audi nidi beile,
aus. mstrsrs offsnilihs etbduee iint
DOR! ssrfiort fporbsn.
lamienos pon Soleulsn haben fif
Der Rsrolution in supd angsidloilsn
Visls Wanpidus iino sstooisi nor
BEN unb bic ssdnaIiists gepOlt,runI
fliebt Don ben St6htsn in oas ganb
ihre 0abs mitntbmsno. Dix Dsfangt
niiie iino gsoffHei uno bic Wsrbrshsl
t<freit porotn. llsberau finoenStra,
hsntampfs itust. a. iino aber ni,
iireneiisn gefthle erlnIfen lporosn
eab bas lebsn uno eigsntbum be,
4uslinb<r sfpeitiri luerbsn mnb.
Gin 1bsii b,r MiHiondr. puros an
Tonneriins pon Wu Chang abssbol!
annsre blistsn cher in Der. Slnb., bs
Il. nitt bic a,rinsfie gsforaniB IN
ihrs Eihsrbsit habsn. Mibrenb Del
loaes purbtn cine anSah! Gdifi
apifGen bsn TJor.s bon Wa Gboni
uno sinem lonai,R fineiiId.n areuse
aslp.hfeis, oas igsu.r nuroe cber ein
oe5teIit. nadoem Der briiiihe uno BE-
5oponilht acnIul proisiiirt butttn
bab bic ausIGnbiihtn acnssiIiontn oa
bei in Gtfobr tomsn.
peiine. IL. DIT. Die dinsiiid
Mscieruna III iid isst Der Gsfahr Be
ipub!. Die ihr bic Rspolntion in be
Qropius 6us9leh brinssn fam. GsHs
raj g)in 1f6ons. Der 4riegsminiiitr
fuhr am Nbenb in ofIsr GiIs nGA pa
-S,gs ~. 100 p2eiisn iDsli6 sea gs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13
Wetterberi6t.

Otto. Gfonts Wetter ON
s5r,itag unb ipubrI6.inlih ON CONS
iaa. RorbIihe bis norooitlihe Winpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13

getpefen. Gr fagt, baB sr ben. Utara
get0btet babe, neil er i'm Ddbreno sia
nes Strettes angegriffen bate.
Or. s bbs's Spetter gr Q sc B.
aanfasGttp, Ulo., 12. Oft
Sn oem 6isiigsr &riminalgeriht tpura
be Oonneritag Elm 56riftitut Or. y.
GIarte 6Bbe's eingereidt, in tpethem
berietbe bebauotet. bab 5arrp 6pfF@
man. Elm SiIfSmarfhal, am 6. Uat
1910 ndbrenb ieines eriten pro3ehes
tpegen angebliher Grmorbung DouGoI.
3bos. 8. Snope DerIu6t 6abe, Gelo
BON ibm gu erprefen. Der 8sQnlte
fou tbm gsIa9t babeu, buB er stH
Wttglteb Der Surp ais elmer 8eteAuHg
3ugGnolih tenne unp bab 5poe linn
bas 9eIb fir hieIer Geihporeueu
uur iibergeben m0ge.
4uf Der anberen Seite nurbeH i'm
9eri6t beI6porene 2tusIagsn einges
retbt, in benen bebauptet tpiro, bab
bic Jrsunbe Or. 5pbe's bic Surp 5u
beftsaen iuhter. Gin gerpiFer G6os
mas McQunaup iou elmer NngeitsGtet
pss 5oteIs, in peI9em bic Surp To-
sirte, $4,000 geboten babeu, penn Tie
i1m cine 8elegenbett per1haffe, nit
ben GeIdporeneu gu fpreheu.
Der 3peits 9ro5eB Or. Spoe's ptro
am %. Sttober Beginner, b. B. cine
Do6e ipdter, aIs 3uerit beretnbort
tpcrbsn, neil erit bteI te6nif6es De-
| tail 5u srlebigen TT.
Der Sulfsmarido1 6offmar, ben
Tr. Snbe in feiner IFfibontt Der Gr7
preiIung beI6ulbigt, rei6te ipdter sine
beihpprsne 0usfuge Elm, in pelher er
ourhuus in Qbrebe Iteut, nit 9r,
5pDe cine lluterreoung gebabt 81 has
ben, i'm 8erluufe oerer er iib erboteu
babe, Die Surp fir $500 gu beetns
| flufTen. 2luh gountp WIdrihull
Mapes uno beTIen Spbn @Iouot
Wupes baben in euergiiher WeiIe BIZ
gebduptungsn Or. 9pbe's in Ibrso'
geiteLlt.
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ge1teuf.
3iubesrGuber gu Iebeus-
IGu8Iiasr 3u6t9duss
itrufe perurtbeiIt.
@bicugo, 81, u. Stt. @uis
Ieppe Ricolafi unb ieiu gruber Car
melIO puroeu am 9onnerItug gu Iea
bensldngIiaer 3u6tbausitrafe perurz
tbeilt, nahosm iis ppn elmer SurD
Ihulnig befunDen poroeH tparen, DEN
flint Sabre alien Augelo Wtdrtno an
5. 4uguit entfiihrt 5u baben. 5rau
goIpQera Ricolaii, bic Satin Carmel
log, purbe tpegsn Wsiti6uIb an Der
Gntfiibrung gu ITebsu SahreH 3utta
bdus perurtheIIt, uno ihre Wtuttsr,
7srau giagid GutrpHu, tpuroe freige'
iprohen.
Der tIsine aHabe mar am 5. Muguit
sntfiibrt uuo orei Gage fpdter ieiHen
GlterH 5uriidgegeben DorDen, Hdhoem
bieie stH 2OiegeIb pon $500 beSablt
bQtten. Ddbreno pss pro3siIes fagte
4ntonio Ularino, Der gater oes &naa
ben, aus, DuB bic griioer RicoIaIi
IboH sinmul i'm Sabre 1907 osriuht
bdttsn. GeIb Don ibm gu erpreFen. Die
Wicolafis pursn ytahbaru Don ben
Wurinps uno hatteu ben tleineu Gnas
ben BON fsiner 9eburt an getuunt.
2eoluca WtucaluId uno cine 5rau
Ramsns GoIogera @oitunoinD 'tsbeu
ebenfaus in 9erbinouHg nit Der Gnts
fiibrung uHter 4HtIdgs, iiuo absr no1
niht Dsrbaftet nprosn.
56bere Bretis.
Wdibiugton, 9. g., u. Sft.
Die mangelbafte Gruts DON Mois,
&artoffsIn, Seu unb Safer uno bic
quite gaumpoqernte BADEN tbreH GIN
fluB ouf bic greiie ausgeubt, bic iett
bic Iarmer fir ibre qrpbutts erbaIteH.
Rahfrags i'm Observation-Disclosures bat
erssbeu, baB bic preiie, i'm 9ergleit]
nit oemielben Datum i'm oori9eE
| sSabr, am /. Gttober pie folgt Aphsr
pdren:
8erite ass 9rpsent; 9artoffsln
30.2 qrpSent; 5eu 22.7 proSeHt; ;
Safsr ia groSent uno Wsais 20
Yrosent.
0agsgsn iinb nieorissr: gu6tueisen
"a Qrpsent; WeIsen ST Bro3ent;
| Sihner 6 grDsent; Butter 90 qroz
| sent; gier 10.7 prp5sut; Sluhsfamen
12.4 gro3ent uno 8aumpole 23.3
prosent.
grtruutsu.
Springfistb, 8, u. Oh. -
Turc1 oas llmIhlagcu zines goctes
ertrant Der 16jGhriqe 9ernou Rsttig
am Mttttnoh I'M 4fiami.5luNe bst
5rpn. Seine betben YefdbrteH mug
ten iih Su retten, udbreno er Don.
| Stroms nit fprtgeriieu purbe.
GrDffnung ber gruuersss
GusftelluHg.
| gbicagp, Il. DIT. 8ei Der Gr.
0Ffnuno Der Misunderstanding tpl.rs
be Ii. u. berporsshpben, bab auf otrs
T.lben MuIhinerisn etc. I'M Bertfe ben
| iiber S1O,OO0O00 rsprdfsrtirt Isien.
| Die ausiteaung, lut!te in 8erbinounS
nit BEN internotionnlsn grdter.on.
greB ituttfinbet, tpirb 10 1age tauern.
Der aonpent Der Ser. Staater B.au-
meiitsr beganu au Dpnn.ri!cg aUs
Ispirb bis Somitog IN SiBung istH.
mebrere Stnatsp.reire pom gr1uerr,
fonie bic 4merican gpitIers' grr.st.
tire sIFociation tper0eR slsitrGIIs i5re
Eieungsn obhcItsn-
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SSamss 1pgurt. Der in Minn.apoII
perboftet tpuroe,

Cat bret Morbtbatsn eingsitanbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13
Muslano. Selegrapb

Muslan0. Selegrapb
Die ReuO(uliOa in G9ina
NSeriett bie Ne8ierung in
9,efin8 In Zhreden.
Sic bat in fiirseiter 3eit einen
iOlden llmiaus ansenOminen
Dab ter Sturs Der Monoihu. DnHaItie
niht untpabrideinlif 1T.
10000 bis 5000 Tsaun aruppen ha'
Fen in Der prOpin3 5usqsb
ollein gemeuteri.
Gr.i 9iDiiionsn mobsrn.r 3ruppsn
Hah Canton b.crosri.
Tie sSidIi.ntr haben tersits $4,000
Ulann in 5ripolis s.Ianoe.
limb t.abiftis,n, iofort ms 5nnsrs
porsubrinsen.
Don benz pusIh Der RopaIi'ien in
Portugal.
Gin Tampfsr Der ROpaliiten nit Baf'
fen unn Wunitipn bon 4uttpsrs
pen absesdngsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13
Gnlldei0ung gegen Die General
electric GompanD
Sm SnuOesseridt 81 3DleoO
absegrbeu.
lie 2nflDiisng bon 3j Subiio'ai
aompasuien ansepromet.

Der aompasnie piro audi psrbotsn,
ben gngrosz tpie RetaiI-ger.
taufspreis
JIr 9lu6IampeH ben Sanblern pors
3uihreibeH.
3p.i StaIiensr, griioer, in Gbicago
ipegen Ginbesrau6s
gu lsbenslangltdsr 3u6tbdusitrufe
psrurthetlt.
Die 5rau zines Der 8riiber erbdlt iie'
BEN Sabre 3uhtbaus.
Samss Gpgart. Der in WinneaPOItz
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-03-09
Observation-Disclosures IIlAlIIlIIk
. Correspondence z
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GREENFIELD.
GREENFIELD.

Health of this community is very
good.
We are glad to say that Mr.. J..
M. Myers is up again after having
Deen on the sick list the past week.
Messrs. Joe Corley, A. b. Stubble-
field and p. H. Stubblefleld went
to hear Vardaman speak. Hurrah
for Vardamanl
Mr.. Archie Purvis and wife, of
King, visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Purvis this week.
On the twenty-fourth Of Febru-
airy our school house burned, but
on Monday hammers were mead ring
ing in several directions preparing
another and within a few weeks a
new one was in its place ready for
business. However school did not
suspend, for the good people kindly
gave their consent for us to use
the church until the school house
was III readiness.
Mrs. Il. +. Starr, Of Jackson, Wis
tied her daughter, Miss Jennie, SAD
urday.
Miss Ottie Buckley attended tbs
teachers convention at Florence
Friday and Saturday.
Brother Sutton preached in the
new Baptist church Sunday after
noon.
Bro. Rainey will fill his regular
appointment at Greenfield Sunday.
All are cordially invited TO be pres
ent.
MIR. E. H. Corley made a bust
ness trip to Jackson one day this
week.
Miss Helen Ellis and Miss Sudie
Wilson visited Miss Ola Coriey sun
day.
Jim Dickson is sporting a new
buggy. Be ready girls, lets take
"a ride.
Joe StubbIefield made his reg
ular trip to Brandon Saturday.
@. F. Corley has built new yard
fence which adds much to the looks
of his place.
Miss Bessie Mangum is visiting
at Star this week.
Miss Jennie Star entertained quite
number of our young people Wed
nesday evening at the home of Mr.
j. 7. Ellis. All report having had
most excellent evening.
Mr. W. H. Purvis went to Jack
son Saturday.
Miss Jennie Starr was the guesf
of Miss Lottie Williamson Sunday
Come again Miss Jennie.
We head the song of the blue
bird that says that spring is here,
and bright eyed daises blooming
which brings sweet thoughts of
cheer.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-03-09
MONTEREY.
(Last week news. ]

& We are getting over the cold snap
and feeling good again.
The farmers are making good OF
this fine weather to begin work III
earnest.
Quite a few Of our good people,
Messrs. j. l.. Boteler, ID. w. Webb
L. j. Boteler, Jeff Taylor, Bascome
Singletary, Will Chandler and W.
R. Boydston attended the Varda-
man campaign opening in Jackson
Friday evening. They all report a
nice time and a large heard of
cattle The occasion was a great
success, but one of the kline was
d itnoisy.
Messrs. rete Williams and Clar-
ence Smith from Mississippi Col
lege, visited home folks in. Mon
terey Saturday and Sunday. Pete
says the Nardaman rally was fine
Mr. Lesley Goodwin, of Draughons
Business College, Jackson, visited
the home of Mr.. L. J. Smith Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Miss Gussie May, of DLo> accom-
panieu Miss Mary Williams on a
visit to Monterey Saturday and
Sunday
G. w. Alliston is visiting New Or
leans this Wees. and while in the
city he will visit his son, Rex.
Wayne Alliston, and also see the
sights Of the Mardi Gras.
Mr.. j. T. Hasty, Of Draughon's
Business College, visited Monterey
Sunday.
Mr.. G. K. Taylor, of Florence, and
Miss Hattie Cox took dinner with
Miss Smith Sunday.
MIR. I. ]. Boteler and family spent
Sunday with llr. and Mrs. ]. W.
Taylor Wesley says that he is at
home the days when folks take the
advantage of him and come before
he can gel OFF.
The Monterey club have new
subject for discussion ask Boyd
ston. Probably business Will in the
club will be better when spring
| opens up.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-03-09

last weeks news

Miss Alline Byrd and b. B. Clark's
baby are on the sick list.
Born, on the goth, to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Weathersby fine girl.
William Byrd had the misfortune
of his horse getting badly cut on
the wire last week.
Mr.. G. B. Byrd and B. B. Clark
made a trip to Terry one day last
week
Road working is the order Of the
day in some parts of this commun-
ity, and some of them are almost
impassible.>
DR.. j. B. Ainsworth, of Alonzo,
made a snort visit to our city last
week.
A negro, George Mead had the
misfortune to get his horses neck
broken last week.
Mrs. MolIle Harrison Slater and
little, son, Haral, returned home
Saturday after a pleasant visit to
homefolks in this community. Come
again Mrs. Slater, as you are always
welcome.
J. p. Clark found the champion
nen egg Sunday, as it measured
three inches long. Can any one
Leat that2
DR.. Crawley, E. O. Weathersby,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Laird are at
New Orleans attending Mardi Gras
this week. Hope they will have
a fine time.
The sad news reached here to-
day of the death of Uncle Edd
Mitchell. He was pretty old, and
good member of the Methodist
church at Poplar Springs. We SYM
pathize with the bereaved.
Miss Hattie Compere spent few
days last week with her cousin,
Anna Kelly, of Harrisville.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-03-09
FANNIN.

Ernest Afford was visitor to
Pisgah Sunday.
The men enjoyed another hunt
this week.
Mrs. j. F. Campbell is visiting
at Pocahontas this week.
Mrs. |. @. Brown and Miss Minnie
Brown are visiting relatives at
SesSumS.
Misses Grace Buchanan, Isle Owen
Latham and Rufus Latham visited
Mrs. Wilson near Rankin Saturday
and Sunday,
Mrs. E G. Lee has moved back
to our little village, and we are
glad to welcome her.
A crowd of the young people were
entertained Monday evening by Miss
Mollie Brown.
A crowd of young boys played
Langford boys Saturday evening
at baseball, and the Fannin boys
felt so good for they were on the
winning order. Hurrahl for our
little boys.
The death angel entered our vii
lage Saturday and claimed Mrs
Bert Blough as its victim. She
leaves a husband who has the
sympathy of all.
John Blough, of Ridgeland, Miss
Minnie Blough, of Madison Station,
were here Saturday, also Miss Ella
Jenkins to De present at the fun
e)-al of Mrs. Blough.
The hospitable home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Williams was thrown
open Friday night to crowd of
Langford and Fannin young people,
Misses Virginia and Eva being the
hostesses. It is useless to say we had
a good time, and also they had such
nice dainty refreshments which
were served in the most artistic
manner, ana it was declared to be
one of the incest of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen and little
daughter, Annie, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Potts Saturday and Sunday.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-03-09
WARNING TO RAILROAD MEN.

Look out for severe and even
dangerous kidney and bladder
trouble resulting from years of
railroading. Geo. E. Bell, 639 Third
ST., Fort Wayne, Ind, was many
years conductor on the Nickel
Plate. He says: Twenty years Of
railroading left my kidneys in ter
rible condition There was a con-
tinual pain across my pack and hips
and my kidneys gave me much dis
tress, and the action Of my bladder
was frequent and most painful. |
got supply Of Foley Kidney Pills
and the first bottle made a wonder
full improvement and four bottles
cured me completely. Since. being
cured I have recommended Foley
Kidney Pills to many Of my rail
road friends.
For sale by Brandon Drug Go.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-03-09
FLORENCE.

We neglected to note lasb week
thai Messrs. r. M. Laird, Walter
and Wiley Alllston and DR. Todd
were visitors to the Mardi Gras fes
tiv'ttes at Ne Orleans last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haines, OF
Jackson, were visitors to relatives
end friends here last Saturday and
Sunday.
Quite a number of our young peo-
pie went up to Plain Saturday to
haar Gov. Vardaman speak.
A good many teachers from diff
farent parts of the county were III
attendance mere last Saturday to the
county school convention. We ex-
pest to make a fuller report OF this
meeting from some one who was
present.
Miss Mary Berry and Prof. Jones,
of Johns, attended the convention
and were the guests Of Jno. L..
Evans family.
Miss Ora Robinson and Prof.
Brown, of Brandon, were here Sat
urday and ovners we did not meet.
Quite numuer OF. our candidates
have been in our little town within
the past few days laying their claims
Of mind before our people. There
are so many Of these gentlemen who
are worthy and we'll qualiiied" that
it is hard sometimes, for the voter
TO decide who 10 vote for.
We are having beautiful spring
weather now and the farmers are
taking advantage of it. Some are
planting early corn in order TO meet
any efficiency or shortage OF the
supply on hand. The farmers are
becoming awakened to the lmpor-
tance Of raising their own supplies
at home and thereby cutting of
their supply bill in the fall. This
is a wise step and our farmers Will
never be independent until they
adopt the cash basis and that can
only be done by raising everything
needed at home to make crop on.
DR.. and Mrs. E. X. White have
gone to Baltimore to see a specialist
in regard to Mrs. Whites health.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-03-09
ALONZO.

Health in this community is
very good.
We are very sorry to learn OF
the death of uncle Ed Michel which
occurred at his home near Poplar
Springs Monday morning, the 9th.
Brother Nafen filled his regular
appointment at Poplar Springs last
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Z. w Barron of King, attended
church here Sunday.
Our farmers are all very busy
planting early corn and we are glad
to learn that they all expect to
plant large portion of their crop
in corn this year.
We also hope that our people
will make fine cane crop.
Mrs. w. S. Hilton is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Josie Sandifer near
Crystal Springs this week.
Irven Clark went to Terry Thurs
dau