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Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
Hurt on Grldlron, ME.

WILMINGTON, Del. March 2,-Robert
Layfield, quarterback OF tho Johns Hon.
lins foot hall team. whose back was IN.
jurcd In game with Lehlgh university
az south Bethlehem, Pa. October 81,
died today at the homo uf his father.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03

FENpER, Nab. March R-(Special -
Darfel y. Hamlet Of Sioux City. worlds
champion endurance bowler, took on an
ccmers A. the Henry Suhr alleys here last
night. Darrel rolled continually for ten
hours, viii Total OF il2 games and a
aferage o. i3pins a game
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03

NF9 MONIES la. March THE Auet
? Tlef ball team defeated Drake. is 10 ii.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20
RESOLUTIONS

Philadelphia, Miss May 8 1916
The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted by Phlla-
delphia Camp No. $40, on Sunday
May 9th, 1915 in the lodge hall
after the Sovereigns had returned
to the hall after holding app
ropriate ceremonies at the unveil
ing of the monument erected by
Woodmen Of the World to the
memory of ]. A. Fam ing,
deceased, towit:
Be it resolved by Philadelphia
Camp No. $50 of the Woodmen
OF the World that the sincere
thanks of the Camp be extended
by resolution to Miss Iva Deweese
who so eloquently read the poem
at the grave Of cur deceased
sovereign.
Be it further resolved that
Miss DeWeese be furnished q
copy Of these resolutions and
that a copy be furnished the
Neshoba Democrat with arequest
to publish.
@. L. Dobbs, Con. Com.
j. F. Wilson, Clerk.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20

Neither speaks to the other.
Each is very ready to condemn
the others doing. Yet they
have less trouble over patronage
than members from most states.
Senator Williams and Senator
Vardaman have widely divergent
ideas as to prohibition. Senator
Williams opposes woman suffrage
bitterly, Senator Vardaman has
. strong leaning toward it..
Senator Williams is one of the
staunchest supporters the presi.
dent has in the senate. Senator
Vardaman has not hesitated
to criticize bitterly acts Of Mr..
Wilson of which he does not
approve.
OTHER DIFFERENCES
Senator Williams as he stated
on the floor of the Senate does
not hesitate to follow in the foot
steps of Washington and Jeffer.
son and take an occasional today
Senator Vardaman does not
drink he is very particular with
regard to mis- personal appearan.
ce. His clothing is the product
Of the best tailors. He knows
how to set off to advantage his
we'll muscled frame. Senator
Williams dresses the same on his
Yazoo county plantation and on
the floor OF the senate.
These contrasts could be contin
ued indefinitely. The very con-
stituents that go TO make up these
two men are SO different that it
would take microscopic research
to find anything they might
have in common. Yet it is the
consensus of opinion here that
there are few states better rep
resented in the United States
Senate than is Mississippi.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20

Election Commissioners
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20
SiIo Advice and Assist
ance.

Are you expecting to build a
silo this snmmerg If so you are
probably inneed of impartial aud
expert advice and assistance
regarding the kind Of silo to
build, how large to make it, the
machinery needed, how much
corn to plant to fill it and possi-
bly, some other information.
You can get this advice and
information by applying to the
Agricultural Engineer at the
Mississippi A. & M. College,
Agricultural College, Mississippi.
III You are expecting to build Q
home made wooden silo or con-
crete sil0 the
College will furnish you free Of
expense plans and bill OF
material for about any size you
wish to build. Further than
that as far as possible, the
College is able through the coop
Grafton Of the U. S. Department
of Agriculture to send silo expert
to you, after you have all the
materials on the ground, ane
show you how to put up you
silo.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20
Country and City

The backwoodsmen who when
visiting the city gazes at'skyscrs
pers, goes wild with amazemen'
when a fire engine dashes by
tries to mail letters in fire alarm
boxes and does other funny
things. to brand him as unsophis'
ticated is and always has been
the target for the city mans
jests.
The city dweller ia prone to
consider himself smarter than
they country man from the rural
districts is very generally looked
upon az joke when he bitches
up and drives cityward.
But lets see If he is a joke
after all. Aanalyze the facts.
Isn't it true that despite his
socalIed verdancy the country
man comes vely nearly getting
away with the lions share Of the
good .llings of lifes s
lent it a fact that two thirds
possibly three fonrths Of the
Jlnitad Stataa Senators and
congressman are country bred! J!
Isn't it q fact that nearly every
President has sprung from The
country at least from . fsmall
|city9
And isn't it a further fact that
many of the great railway execu-
tlvesl began life either on farms
Or in villages? How many city
born men have ever been elevat
ed to the presidency? Think close
ly aud yon will find but very few,
Moreover among lawyers
merchants, editors, preachers
inventors and empire builders
you, will find that . large percent
age Of the really successful ones
came from rural environment.
The man from the farm OF
small town may be a bit shy oi
the great white lights OF the city,
he may gaze in wonderment p
the height Of the buildings and
he may be everlastingly green
all the way through as to town
Ifxinss but as rule he takes
lead over the typical city man
lin landing the things Of this life
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20
NEWS AGENT IS
CONVINCED BY ONE DOSE
4. \. De LayOs AfteP 9ufferine fer
Nine Months From osrious Nal.
adys Finds Quick Relief

n. r. Dc Laye Of Birmingham. Ala,
suffered from an acute stomach trou.
bic for months. He went to doctors
and got only Q day or two Of relief.
Mr.. De Laye II head Of Do LAye'o
News Agency. and his malady meant
both pain and less business eniet4hcy.
Al cure became more and more i14per.
ative. He read an announcements OF
MAyr's Wonderful Remedy. Nowsread
what he says: u
y received your treatment INST
week and ! used Il according to d.
reCtions. am 1t 3 loss 10 nnd words
to tell you how much good It has done
Tor me I feel like q new man. The
relief that your medicine has given
me is wonderful have been % sgev.
eral doctors and they have only given
me relief for one or two days"
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives Per.
manent results for stomach, liver and
Intestinal ailments. Eat a. much and
whatever you like. No more diatresn
after eating. pressure OF gas IN the
stomach and around the heart Get one
bottle OF your druggist now and try it
on an absolute guArAntee--if NOT salts
factory money will be returned.
For sale by IRBY DRUG co,
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20
TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
MAY 1915

1t is ordered that Baskerville
4 Co. and Southern Supply Co
be paid 1898 80 from street fund
for survey of town and tiling
bought of them.
DR.. WI. Watkins was appoin
ted municipal health officer
temporarily to treat and isolate
all smallpox cases that may be
In town and compensated for
same. 1t is further ordered
that town pay for food and coal
used by any small pox
subjects who may be isolated or
quarantined.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20

that are really worth landing.
After all results count.
And if you will enter into
careful analysis you will find
that the city man gets the glitter
while his bucolic brother remains
in the background sacking the
real gold.
Age Herald
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20
NOTICE.

Any and ali kinds Of light re-;
pair work, Hutchison can do if
for you. Shoes, Bicycles, Gums,
Machines, Furniture. Porch
swings made to order. A trial
job and you will be pleased with
the work. Next door to Demo
crat.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20
ELECTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to the
qualified electors Of the town OF
Philadelphia that special election
will be held on Tuesday June 9th
to vote on the question of water
works and sewerage system as
provided in ordinance No. 100 & i0l
Of the Town Of Philadelphia.
]. A. Ross
s. w. Turner
I. n. Crockett
vNyankyov, nn,,a N, oof n =, 0Y.o
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20

Spokes, rims etc for all kinds
of wagon and buggy repairs.
Spivey. Ross Hdw. Go.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20

cures Oh sesss. Other RsHsdlss Wont Gun.
The worst cases, NO matter Of how long standing.
are cured by the wonderful. old reliable Ur.
Pain and Heals at the same time. 25c. Soc. $l.oo
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20

myigorating to the Pale and Siclkly
The Old standard general strengthening tonic.
GROVES TASTELE6S chill TONIC. drives out
Malaria enriches the blood and builds pthe sys-
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20
OUR SENATORS
BY PAUL WOoIOA
In Times Picaynne

Mississippi IS represented In
the United States senate by two
men whose names are familiar
throughout the country Each
has gained his reputation by
distinctive achievements. Ii
the nation were sifted IL is doubt
ful if two more radically differ
ent natures could be found.
They are SO different that it
would be inconceivable it they
were anything else but personal
enemies. 1t is a case OF Oil and
water. Just as oil and water
have their separate usefulnesses
these two senators have many
individual accomplishments of
which to be proud.
An idea of the respect in which
the ability Of the senior senator
from Mississippi John Sharp
Williams is held may be gained
from the fact that he was selec
ted by his party TO reply to the
arguments Of Senator Root with
reference to the principles invoi
ed in he ship purchase bill. The
r .publicicans had waged a care
full campaign against the measure
which was being urged by the
administration. For the final
argument Senator Root the stron
gest man on the Republican side
of the aisle was selected to
make the onslaught. Senator
Williams made reply which
more than met the expectations
OF his colleagues.
is "A GOOD MIXER
while the junior senator from
Mississippi james X. Vardaman
ia an orator too his strongest
point is conceded to be his ability
to make and hold friends. AS q
mixer he has few peers IN the
senate. He has way OF making
. y =
himself generally likable even
to those who belong to other
political factions.
Senator Williams is classed
as a poor politician. He will pass
his best friend on the street and
not be ooncious of his proximity
Those who know himrealize that
he means no discourtesy but
simply is preoccupied.
Illustrating the contrast be.
tween these two Mississippi
leaders, Senator Vardaman viii,
reconize friend a block away
He rarely forgets name. He
often surprises men by calling
them by name when years have
interyened since casual intro
duction.
Senator Vardaman has a re-
markable memory. He can
quote poetry by the hour. He
always has a verse handy to slip
into i speech when he thinks
it will express the thought better
than words Of his own choosing
Two months after coming to
Washington he cnuld call by
name every member of the house
OF representatives.
FORGETS LATCH KEY
Continuing the contrast Senat-
or Williams relies on his Office
force to see that ne mas MS iatcn
key before starting for home,
He will step into hotel for q
meal cut with the greatest relish
and then discover that he failed
to put any money in his pockets.
When it comes to important
matters however there is no
manifestation of this forgetfnl
ness. The history Of the world
is at his tongues end. He never
forgets the weak points argument
He will listen to long winded
speeches and make mental filings
Of scores of points which he calls
up just at the right time. The
Mississippi senators think alike
on very few matters. They
mike no sham at friendship.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20
FOR SALE--Mexican June seed
corn at j. ". Welsh & Go.
pics cured n 8 q n Days

Your druggist will refund money u PAzo
OINTMENT fails to cure any case ct Itchink,
Blind. bleeding or Protruding Piles IA 6to days.
The 6rst application gives Ease and Rest. soc.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1915-05-20
NoTIoE..
Bring us your eggs, chickens
We will pay
you highest cash price. Give us
q trial. M. +. Seward 4 Son, Prop.
Philadelphia Bargain House

Whomever You Need Z General TOmIc
Take Groves
The Old Standard Groves Tasteiess
chill Tonic Il equally valuable as 9
General Tonic because It contaius the
well known tonic properties Of QUININE
and IRON. Il acts on the Liver, Drives
ont Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
--v'.-s- s~~ssfus 50 cents.
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luaIte8 2eonbarO 8arper r. 5efinoet
3I crlangfn.
Eeter Sines mlr6e geitern 81.
laitlenoiebitohIs gum 9fn6tbcil bon
3na u. Iapis ii6eriiibrt, pd9renS
Set 5arbiec gILIen 8e6itcr. peIdcr
Ger 8eblerei angefIagt itano. freisG'
iprodrn pnr6e.
Tie Gnle Sboe Ranuiactlrriitu So
tIagte cine 5oroerlmg ilber S634.35
5egen Die ". z. Wtarr 5boe & @}er.
clutile So. ein.
Gnrico Gaproni hat aui @run0 an.
gebIi6eH Gontraftbrld,s cine Be,
iA!agnabme alage ii5er $7SI gegen
3, a'rIianti eingereidt.
gSegen nuge5Iidler DiiBbdnolmg
reIfte Sena Sereman cine Muge ii6er
$1,000 gegen 3ncob 9ronn, 1880
Glberor AOenue, Gin.
Ger 9lntpalt glonm 9l. aramer,
oeiieu 8ebiibrenioroerlng in Saten
Der 9ieceioerid,ait Der @tc9lIpin unb
6air 60. pon 9tihter Guibing nidt
JaHj erIaitbt poroen 1T, Bot geitcrn
3pei alnsen iiber $1,000 reip. $500
gegeu Sie geunrnten 6ciclidn'icn
cingcreibt lmb perIangt, oaB Oieic
9etrdae nIs bcoor3ugte 5orberlmacn
erad)iet uerben.
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Varffpntntiiiipn
pat ansfibrliGen Stunoenplam fir
bic SpieIplabe 5uiammcngeitelt,

Jir bic 8enubupg Der uuter btr
Jurisoi,tion Der pnrttommiiIion ite.
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beutiseu Sdse fir bic eafion croft
net toeroeu. bat bic 9arItommiiIion
.inen ausfiibrli6sn Stunoenplan per.
0ifentIitt. Der BON profsfcr q. 6.
Seub. BEN 9eiisr Der SpielpIdbe,
cusgsarbsitst iporoen III.
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Sag auf osm SpisIplds, Der pom ncun
llbr giorseus bis baI6 neun lIbr
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cen porseiebeR iinb.
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gen beSiislid Der abbaItuna Der 5an3s
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ben bic SauJberguagunssn i'm SniporS
fns in @aibinstOn Part ftatt; am
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juidaig por eirligen Sabrenin s7or
Iopne getroiicn uno Die @abrbci
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Die Gbbut iiber feline Softer 5u iiber
netlren.
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suriiifebreu.
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eigentbunls.a .aeenten @m. 6ritid. oe'
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feline Satin I'M Sti6 1eIniier bnite
Or leitete Elm Sn6eas Corpus Scr.
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arope nnerfannt iurroe, porauf Ger
9ettere oie anslieicring perfhate.
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8erlnnet q aIimente.
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5iuiiftebren.
6 Ginsereiate Ceitcmeutc
aoaline9oos permabt ibreI
ScnseinriGtimg on lire Sodstcr
:piorr ssegIctlnrr, ben orei ainorrnI
IbreS pcritorbereu Sobnes Gosparo
Zoos je einen Dollar. iiuo ben Aeit|
itres gern0geRs aIeidbeitIih an ibre
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liam inio ssrnnt 9poS, alarp @caIcb.
licr, emma sIonms uuo Roin gutts.
ScImn 2 tppeI permaft ibrerl
so8ier Clara SippsI $500 unS Senl
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Reit oeS @2rnogens all iljren @atten
SottIicb SipgeI, Der and nIs 3eita'
nientsuolitrcdcr iingiren ioa.
9erman @tIbcbaus per
maf,t icin 9er!!loeeu an ieine Gottiu
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iecltng, 6oB lie ibreu brei ainoerr
uoIlc 8crehti y,eit wioerfubren laiier
ipcroc.
u. 9icGafIiiter permati
Sornce WieGa.itcr. 2ottie sneao
Gorl Romama, Cigar %. RcGaai.
tier unb Gbua "a. 9uib ie $1OO mb
ocn Reit oes gernioeens al ieine
Satin Waru =. NtcGaaiiter.
eopiu Z &aiier pcrnadt
iein 9erm0gcH IN ieine Gattiu @nrma
Scrtuueller aaIier.
Suianre dmibt Dermadyt
$50 iilr gtciicu. ibrcr Gbpeiter BE,
gina Burn $500 gum ,Snueitiren lm0
sur 9e5nbhnJ Der @intiinite oil Den
lSnttcu gInthoug Sdmiot, 10 Iauee
0erieIbe Iebt @ll3 Dem Lobe oes Seq.
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ain6er Der Stlueiter W1arp 2otb
500, Die Shueiter aote ;yaparS
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Si00 erbaIrcn
yfadlaB.s sahen.
Somuel 9l S1numcriblag lit 1e.
ltnmeutspoIliireter oon Sillie Scm.
meriAIag; gerisuaIicn $4,000; ebenio
giahIabperpoIter BON g9m. Simurel.
reid. SerIoua.,cu $4,000.
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lpalierin pou Sopbie Steuaer;
3rlmoeiaenthnu 500.
anallt ahIer5 III Rad,lnbperIpultcr
pcn sInna @Iiuofamp; Yerionalica
5000.
Ser tJieSenes.
Sueo StraliS tiaste cine Sorbe.
rpng iiber S225727 geaen 9eiter 2.
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gie llniteO States Naointor So
crlangte eiu llrtbeil iiber $l0l6.S3I
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rem alten gdterlurb bic 1reue All betpelIpu.
~eo in IN lStpeter 3eit ibm Giolb fir sirfes
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bonn ariese 9etrofienen in 0eutid),
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bat $1.o0 in Der Office beg ngoIfs.
blatt", 1877 Sit 7. StraBe, ein3a5Iea
tann unb bofijr eiren biibi6en eiicr.
men 9tina erbaIt, fein enaiIltrt uno
nit Dem eiierHpn Srelt5 aeidmiidt.
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unterlaiien iid bieies Grinnerltuass
3eiden an oas ginoen GeutidIanos
mo GeItcrrcidbs au5uid)nffcn, umio.
meEr aIs Der Retrertroq uusi6IieB.
lid Dem S>iIi5fonbs 5ufaQt.
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de- ben 0erihtsbDien.
Ios Sdeioanssaerid)t mar seitern
nit iiuei bOdit merfuiirSisen
UdlIen bsihSftigt.
gstiisre SdsiounsSialle. -. gerlangt
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criiid) uiro nad SlaIiiOrnien ans
srliefert. Gingereidtr Srita.
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10 siiialit 1908.
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