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The Port Gibson reveille., 1915-08-12
ABSOLUTELY FREE.

To all who do not want to be
cheated, Is the opportunity to test
the merit and learn the value of
modern Singer before sending away
for, or buying an inferior sewing
machine at any price. You are
sure to save money and avoid dis.
appointment by purchasing of the
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Look for the familiar letter IS"
HERMAN MARxs Agent.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1915-08-12

Miss Annie May Miller has re-
turned after a pleasant visit with
relatives at PeIahatchie. Her niece
Miss Ora Baker accompanied her
home for a short visit.
Mrs. Minnie Gill Of the delta Is
enjoying a visit With her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin McMurchy.
Mrs. D. c. Pitts left this week
for an extended visit with her rel
atIves at Mosspoint. She will re-
turn by way of New Orleans and
select her fall millinery stock.
Master George Graham Speed Of
Glass Is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. A. E. Davis of GreenvIlIe Is
spending a short vacation with bis
parents.
Mr.. aud Ms. L. Lehman en-
tertalned a large company Of little
The Port Gibson reveille., 1915-08-12
Hcrcss The Bayou

Miss SaIlie Burnet who has beer
visiting relatives In this neighbor-
hood, has returned to Vicksburg.
Messrs. Bedford and Scott oi
Columbia, Mo-, arrived Saturday
to visit Mr.. Tom Bedford, and
were pleasant callers at WoodIawn.
Mrs. M. T. Morehead left fol
her annual trip to Virginia to visit
her daughter. Mrs. Walker Foard.
Messrs. Frank and Hal Headley
will enjoy their vacation on the
gulf coast. They will depart next
week.
Our ever genial friend, Mr.. Ju-
lien Phelan, is the guest of Mr.. c.
D. Humphreys, and Is shaking
hands with his many friends across
the bayou.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary
Kate Anderson will be glad to
learn she Is convalescing after her
recent illness.
Mrs. Lee Hamilton Is visiting
Mrs. VIM. CulIey at Glass.
Mrs. J. ]. Cannon and daughter
have returned to Highland Home,
after a weeks visit 10 Port Gibson.
DR.. Wells of Woodville was a
week end visitor at Ashland and
Hermitage, returning to Port Glib
son to hold service at St. James
church on Sunday.
Prof. Copp of Plttsburg, Pa,
spent Saturday at Oak Lawn, the
guest of Mrs. B. E. Humphreys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Jones Of
VIcksburg spent Sunday at Her
mitage. guests of Mrs. Ben Hum
phreys.
Many are the inquiries about Our
county fair. Can any one enIIght-
en- as as to the time. catalogues
and programmed
The Port Gibson reveille., 1915-08-12
COUNTY NEWS.
Interesting Letters from Different
Sections Of the County, Written
BY Our Regular Cor.
respondents.
Rocky 6prinSs

Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Moormar
were visitors at Hankinson last
week.
Mrs. Emma Lum and Mrs. S. B.
Patterson are spending few days
with relatives In Vicksburg.
Mrs. Jas. F. McCaleb and child
rem Of Cold Springs plantation
were pleasant guests at vernalIa
for two days last week; also Mrs.
A. McC. Byrnes and Mrs. c. F.
Drexler were welcome visitors
there one day.
The Ladies' Parsonage Aid So
ciety was quite successful In the
sale of refreshments and lunch on
election day, taking In nearly $40;
and the society wishes to thank all
who so generously patronized the
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swep Harper and
son Of Vicksburg were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Flowers for a
few days last week.
Mr.. w. B. Regan of Mobile,
Ala, visited his sisters here last
week, returning home by way Of
Reganton to visit relatives there
day or so.
Misses Ruby and Mary McCay
are spending the week with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. c. H. Strait and children
lett Monday to make an extended
visit to Mrs. T. ]. O'Neil of Port
Gibson, while the former Is recu-
perating from a long illness.
We regret to learn of Mrs. ]. K.
illness and wish her
speedy recovery.
A union meeting for Rocky
springs and Willows will be held
lear the site of old Center Grove.
Sunday, Aug. 18th. con.
lncfed hg Rev. X n criAsu.s q
ur pastor. Rev. z. H. Strait p
The Port Gibson reveille., 1915-08-12
Reaanton

Mr.. ]. G. Parker Of cayuga
made a business trip to Reganton
Monday.
Messrs. George and Robert Lee
Regan Of Rocky Springs spent the
week end with relatives here this
week.
Miss Bertha Fisher spent several
days most delightfully."- with Miss
Lucille Skates at MOsstown this
week.
Mr.. H. G. Chatham and little
son William Henry spent Friday
10 Utica.
Miss EdIth Luster returned home
The Port Gibson reveille., 1915-08-12

Wednesday after months visit
to friends and rel ives in the del
ta.
w. M. Short end Thomas Jones,
two prosperous young men Of Her.
manvIIIe, visited Ia the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M Luster Thurs.
day, and went to vlcksburg, re-
turning to their homes Friday.
They made the trip Ia their spIen-
did car.
Miss Annie BroRa, the rosebud
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. K.
Brown of cayuga spent last week
In Utica visiting her friend, Miss
Virginia Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs G Fl. NetterviIIe
left Saturday for lheir home near
Natcbez, Mrs. Neiterville having
spent several weeks With her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Luster,
and Mr.. NetervIlIe came a few
days previous to their returning
home that be might accompany
his wife and children.
Miss Ida Fulton Mcdowell In
vited a few friends to a slumber
party given In her bone at cayu-
ga, the honoree being the Misses
fairfield of Jackson.
Miss Julia Lusler Is visiting
blends at Violet and BrandywIne
his week. Having taught there,
he Is a universal iagorlte and will
'e showered with many social
'ourtesies during hss stay.
Miss Myrtle Peyion and brother
ohm visited their grand father Mr..
:. M. Griffin at D1ke last Friday.
Mr.. Walter Regan Of Mobile,
Ma, visited bis relatives here this
'eek and was warmly welcomed,
his being his boyheod home.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1915-08-12

/
We have not had SO much dr.,
weather lately; were visited by
hard rain, sccomps Ned BY a thun-
der storm, last s night
TIE formers he beplnuin,
tc talk .k@r er
Misses a "a,
fsesfeal snd lht
district are attend rs The teachers
institute In Port Gibson this week
Miss Julia Luster Of Reganton /.
visiting Mrs. Jones of Violet.
Young Mr.. Harris of Jackson,
who was the guest of Mr.. Thomas
Segrest last week, returned Satur-
day.
Miss Ruth Merle Ragsdale has
returned from the hospital In
Jackson where she had gone to be
operated on for appendicitis. Mrs.
Frank Barlow has also returned,
having been In the Jackson Baptist
Hospital for the same trouble. We
are glad TO know the roses have
returned to the cheeks of both
Young women.
Mr.. Ben Rush and young wife
spent Sunday with the parents of
the former, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L.
Rush.
Mr.. Tom Segrest spent several
days at home lately, returning
Saturday to Vicksburg where be Is
In business.
In the home of recent bride, 1t
was our fortune lately to see some
of the beautiful hand. d.made furni-
ture done by Mr.. Talmage Vest
rope OF this district; we have never
before seen such combination Of
strength and durability, together
with grace and beauty of outline,
and were astOnished that these
pieces could be procured at such
low prices. We do not believe
Claiborne county knows she has
such a genius.
Mr.. T. v. Rush went to Port
Gibson Monday to be at the open
Ing of the teachers institute.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1915-08-12

The County Institute Is IN ses-
sion this week at the public school.
by Prof. ]. T. Griffin
of Woodville. A number Of the
county teachers are IN attendance.
Mrs. Jennie M. Berry, head Of the
girls canning clubs. has been de.
lIvering daily lectures. and the
whole institute will 60 to her
home In a body to see the work Of
her homemade cooker
The Port Gibson reveille., 1915-08-12

folks recently In honor of their lit
tie son Albert, It being his sixth
birthday anniversary. Many games
and childish pleasures had beer
provided; the daintIest of refresh
ments were served, and little Albert
and his friends spent a happy af-
teruoon.
Mrs. M. E. Davis Is visiting rel.
atives at Carthage.
Miss Matte Scott Is spending a
few days very pleasantly at Her
vey.
Mrs. T. E. Sugg entertained the
members of the Daughters of Con
federacy Saturday evening. A
splendid program had been pre-
pared and was greatly enjoyed by
ell present.
Master Alvin Chapman, who
was eight years of age on Tuesday,
entertained bis friends and play
mates at birthday party. A large
number Of little ones were present
and enjoyed the numerous pleas
ures and dainty refreshments which
had been so graciousIy prepared by
Mrs. Chapman.
Mr.. W. B. Williams spent the
week end with his brother at Utica.
A number OF teachers from here
are attending the teachers insti
ute at Port Gibson this week.
Mrs. W. F. Gordon and Miss
Grace Dudley entertained their
Sunday school classes on the Bap-
list church lawn Friday afternoon.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1915-08-12
BILBo NOMINATED.
Russell Also Won Over Carter for
Lieutenant Governor. List Of
Nominees.

i
Lieutenant Governor. List Of
Nominees.
The State Executive Committee
met Tuesday and canvassed the re
turns of the primary election. AL
though gross irregularities were
charged in several counties where
more votes were polIed than there
were registered voters, and in
some instances it was charged
thai Republican negroes voted, the
14A41lssrSS~ ~----sls-a ~
30 behind the returns and declar-
ed Bilbo nominated for governor
and Russell for lieutenant-gover.
nor.
Theodore Bilbo was decreed to
have received a majority of 1912
over his competitors.
Lee M. Russell was declared
nominated over z. Bunyan Carter
by a majority of 1868.
R. E. Wilson, for auditor, re-
ceived majority of Io,9s7 over
E. !. Smith.
DR.. J.P. Taylor was declared
nominated for treasurer over ]. c.
Sheffield by majority of 17,445.
T. M. Henry received a majority
of ao,6I6 for insurance commits.
sioner, over w. A. Martin.
George C. Myers was nominated
for Supreme Court clerk over Z.
A. Brantley, by a majority of7Io4.
For railroad commissioner in the
Second district, F. M. Sheppared
beat A. V. Austin, 64Io; in the
Third district, w. B. Wilson was
chosen ever Claude r. Horne, by
I4,4o9.
For prison trustee in /, the First
district, w. A. Montgomery defeat.
ed w. w. Wilburn, by a majority
of zI83 while James F. Thames de.
teated Hugh Montgomery in the
second district by 1926.
]. S. Love was nominated for
bank examiner in the second dis
trict over w. S. Pettis, Jr.. by q
majority of 2I,6IS.
In contests where no majorities
were received, second primaries
were ordered tor August "a. At
this primary M. A. Brown and
Henry c. Woods will rnu over
for land commissioner; Stokes v. |
Robertson and Charles ]. Moore
Tor revenue agent; George R. Ed
wards and James R. Mcdowell
for railroad commissioner from the
First district, aud P. E. Matthews
and L. Q. Stone for prison trustee
from the Third district.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-06-24
Notice to Tax Pay ers

Tax payers should attend the
meeting of the local board of re-
view at the Office of the township
clerk or city auditor on June 2Sth.
Property over-valued. or omitted,
discrimination by the assessor. cler-
ical errors. all require the presence
of tax payers at this meeting. Ere
quently persons are listed for poll
taxes when not subject to them at
all.
To wait until taxes have been paid
and then apply to the County Com
missioners for relief will not bring
the desired results. They do not
have the right to allow rebates or
refunds. except in a few cases.
Appeal can be taken from the
action of the local board to the
County Board of EQUALIZATION. and
if decessary, from there to the cir
cult court or tax commission The
County Board meets on July 5th.
and appeal, if made, must be taken
within 20 days. All appeals should
be in writing, and all boards should
enter their action in each case in
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-06-24

ported IN the western battle front
in France and Belgium. The same
news comes from the Dardenelles,
where the allies are trying to batter
their way through to Constantinople
and the Black Sea.
Washington sends out the news
that Germsny has made serious
charges against Great Britain using
the American flag on her ships in
six instances to protect them from
German submarines.
The feeling prevails. both in
America and Germany. that the
two nations can and will arbitrate
the differences now existing between,
them.
Late figures issued on war cas-
ualties give as killed on the side OF
the allies, 1913, 900. and 823. 900 on
the German-Austrian side, with
another million seriously wounded,
and nearly two million prisoners.
These figures do not include Turkey
or Italy.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-06-24
Bryan q DRY" Candidate

The peculiar twists and turns OF
politics is again illustrated in the
newspaper reports that Bryan may
be the prohibition candidate for
president upon a grape juice plat
form. 1t will be readily recalled by
the older citizens of Hand county
that some years ago when Bryan
was the populist-d emoc attic candi-
date his leading local followers made
a great deal of fun over the grape
and apple campaign of local repub-
licans. This was occassioned by the
custom of republican campaigners
carrying baskets of grapes and
sacks of apples with them to distrib-
ute at the school houses where poll
tical meetings. were held. The
Bryan followers of those days. of
course, carried an article warranted
to make a jack rabbit spit in a
bull dogs face"
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THE same price the world OVER

date for governor, in a page adver-
tisement in the Sioux Falls Argus
Leader. This is his third effort.
He got 1000 votes the first time
and 10000 the second. The adver-
tisement mentions no party, but
gives his personal platform of state
development, reduction of taxation,
promotion of general education, re-
moval of the judiciary from politics.
Mr. Egan claims the powers that
be-" now in control OF state affairs
are trying to put him out of the
running by having him disbarred
from practice. so it is presumed that
he will be a republican candidate.
He publishes letters from the Attor-
nev Generals Office addressed to
his clients which state hat investI-
cation of his practice is being made
with a view to disbar him.
The other side has not been heard
from yet. but many a man has been
made politically by the persecution
of his enemies. If Mr. Egan can
prove his side of the case he would
be a very formidable candidate next
year.
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The European War

The most important Jews of the
week up to Tuesday comes from
Berlin, stating that the Germans
are continuing their tremendous
drive against the Russians t. force
them out of Austrian territory. AT
ter seven weeks of fierce battling,
the German-Austrlan army has
driven the Russians back $50 miles.
and are now entertaining hopes of
entirely crushing the slav ofense
for some time to come.
There is no very great change re-
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their official record of proceedings.

their official record of proceedings.
If you don't like the way the as
sessment is made, go and tell the
local board about it. You pay them
to help the assessor give you and
your nelghbors a square deal. If
you expect results, you must do
your part.
Take an interest IN your taxes be-
fore they r due and while you can
get the books corrected! Mark it
on your calendar. Be there. The
fourth Monday in June-JUNE 2Sth
(Signed) TAX COMMISSION.
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For Sale

Three residence properties situated
in Miller, S. ID. at prices far below
actual value and OH reasonable terms.
For details see j. T. McCullen.
Miller. S. d. 30t2
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Card Of Thanks

We desire to express our sincere
appreciation to friends and neighbors
for the kindness and sympathy shown
us in our recent bereavement.
Mrs Henry Jacobs and family.
Mr. and Mrs Jens Christensen.
Mr. and Mrs Jas. SPAN.
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Epan Out For Governor

George w. Egan, the Sioux Falls
lawyer, announces himself a candi-