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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-01-04
Ma one 81 c,v

Charley had twin cousins q his own
age. The twlns looked much alike and
We're neat sd clean 1'hsFley's mother
said 70 I'm why C1arlgy, look how
nice yea cousins ioo; and how dirtg
You rei NhWeupoa ne answered.
well, a5ther they iust need 70 ipok
ut each aiher to see how tdey lock
AMI ! h4ee 10 one TO lock at 10 see il
! lock right
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-01-04
GREATEST OPPORTUNITY
WOMEN EVER HAD.

II was given TO the women of this
country TO perform the greatest sery.
ice in the wipning Of the war vouch-
safed TO any women in the history Of
the wars Of the world-rto feed the
warriors and the war sufferers. BY
the arts OF peace. The practice OF sim.
pie, homely virtues the womanhood of
IA whole nation served humanity in its
profounGest strassle for peace and
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-01-04

Sending TO Europe 141,000.0oo bush
els Of wheat from a surplus of appar-
entity nothing was the outstanding ex-
plot of the American food army in the
critical year OF the war.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-01-04

+. . q. q. : = = . =
j. !.
!. Our exports since is country !.
+ entered the war have justified j.
4. statement made by the Food Adj j.
!. mlnistration shortly after its con- i.
!. ception, outlining the principles !.
& and policies TINT would govern !.
!. the solution OF This counrys =
:. food problems. +
= "fhe whole foundation of de- !.
!. mocraeg," declared the Food Adj :.
: ministraton, "lies in the indi- !.
= vidual initiative Of its people !.
Il and their willingness to serve the j.
: interests Of the nation with com =
!. pleie SELF ehaeementin the time =
:. of emergency Democracy can :
:. yield 10 discipline, and we can j.
:. solve this food problem fer our !.
!. own people and for the Allies in =
i. this way 70 have done SO viii :.
!. have been greater service than !.
!. our Immediate objective for we :.
:. have demonstrated the rightful- :.
i. ness Of our faith and our ability i.
). 10 defend ourselves Without be- !.
!. Ing prussianized." i.
!. Il.
:. ..-..i. i..-s ;. !. !. !. :. ~. !. y J.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-01-04

Gan hrs oft vita hpachas0us hopes
led men to Cuin.- Sophooes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08
6en. Dooo oeforeret.

WaibingtorL 3bie slpril. glollOt
gtaprtene paa en- ibag al Irmeoepar-
tementet offentliggIort 2iite oper
Sfiicerer, Iom er blet tiloeIt oen
am%rifanife Sortieneiteineoulie iin0e5
Wenerolmaiorernc 2eonoro 5000,
&ugb 6. Scott % Sobn s. Worri.
ion.
9eforatloiten al Sen. Woob err ba.
icret paa bans Sortieneiter Iom Ge-
partenlents-, SipiiiOns. oe 2eirfon.
maitbsr linber arlgcn.
slf andre Sfiicerer, iom err iii.
fienbt Meoaljen, fam incomes isi.
genbe:
neutrality-suspicious. Hobert so.
Gonforo, SIioer Goporbs, 5ronf
g. SerguIon, Charles WtcS. SaIti.
man, 4r6ibalo $. Cumberland, &.
GpeIetb 8inslop, 2ptIe 9ropn,
Sobn S. gra0lep, 8eneralmaioreu
@ilarb u. SoIbroof og Gun earle.
tom, Sberlterne Santes q. SteeIe,
groolep 0epep, Gobert 6. @pQie,
s. u. Wcalnoreps Iamt Sberitlsit.
liant e. 5. 30. 2luIo og Sberit G.
8. Giles / 6en brittle 4rme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08
Hgerarea|et.
Npc "Erupinicr unber 9anoet lagt"
be iioite 10 Iar.
Xanopriicruc.

@albinaton D. Ace gpriI. Siolge
Ell al 2onobrligsoepartenentet Of
icntliegiort Statiitif er Igcrlonoet
/ oe Sor. Staier i 2sbet al De 'lo'te
10 9lur blepet forsget nleo $4,000
600 IcreS. Oct ifior mber Gprf.
nina p9renoe greal beleb Jig til
367,73S,OO0 McreS, cher 605,S40
&pooratmil. Sette repre- enterer
l,oset oper Ell Scmtebcl al belle San
bets Slaoeinbbolo.
gntoaet al Sarlne i be 6or. Sta.
fer anilaaes til 6,717,000.
Scras bar bet ~itsrite Igcrnreal,
itenllig 25,32S,000 Icrea.
Otter Seros fonlnler &aniaS meo
22,32S,000, oenpit SqinoiS meo
21,727,O00 % Soma nleo 1858
600 gcres. s iioitnepnte Stat er
pn1trcrt trc Sppenocoele al Oens
Slabeirobolo unber Gprfnilg.
Neoenitaaenoe 2abel bier llo-
itr9fningen al Def 2alo, ipnl bar UT
Der Gprfuilg / DC iorifieuise Stater
/ Iarene 1913 o. 1919:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08
Roolepelt for
Dioeproiioent.

Sra Seattle, @aIb, meooelcS:
Som Spar paa ben SUPPORTING, ser
al Ipr9Iore til nlnerifanife Col
batter og SisntGno rcttebeS til
Sberltlpitnnnt theodore Noolepelt
ON at title Jig lom aaItbioat til oeil
replblifonife Domination for Tict.
prniioent al DC Soreneoe Stnter, err
ira 9teip Dorf mobtogct ~fol9enbc
Telegram ira BAN:
Seq letter itor Yri3 pao Sen
9Gre, 5 piier mig. 5 fan fple ebcr
iorpisieoe on, at mine 9citr9belier
pil gaa no pna at fslee Oct bsic Or.
enlpel Ionl IattcS Of min 6ober / Den
.ofientlig S%ielteite % gisrc mig for.
tiellt til bereS CODE Welting ON mig.
,Seg aitntooer imiblertio ON life at
Onllne ltogen Organization til 6rem.
me al nit aanbioatur for IiceprG.
llberlt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08
marconis Orom.

SisI9e ct Telegram ira 2onbon
ben 2oen April u0taler 8iiglieInto
Wtnrconi zig / ct Snterpiep / BET rpe
glrbeiberorgan "0uilp SeraIo" me
get beseiitret ON, huab 9ibenifabeu
/ 6rcmtioen BIZ funle uorette iii at
gisre geroen bc0rc % Ipffeligerc.
glonot anoet ioruoI Ter ban, OF ire
SimterS Arbeioe on Goeen pil bli
tiIitrPffelig til at prooucere ali,
bpao Menneifehe0en tr9nger.
"9i moa hefte por @arme, ems
% Gripfrait ira SoIen", ioebe ban.
"@ibenifaben utna naa itabig bsiere
og r9ffe os en- blRlpiom Saanb.
SeIp III buroe Den SraabIsie funne
iette os i SorbinoelIe meo Waanen,
ON life meo De nermeite Stierner,
for De troaolsie @sIger bep9ger Jig
giennem sGtberer Hleo SpIets Sa.
itigbeo.
"Ren fanite Ser insen @enneifer
finoes paa Maaner. Der paaitnoes,
Of intet 9uitlas omgiper Naanen,
men Ser er 10 Ell RuIisbep for, at
Golf. iom ingen Suit bar. peo at
flare iis uSen Den. gi biIoe fanite
paaiton. at lepenoc Gplener life
ianbtes ! 9anbct. ON ri life pibite,
at 5iitene ,bolot III Der"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08
Den iapaneiiife
~0nopanorino

Sacramento. Gol, 2oen 4pril.
Ut 2~ooioriIag er irenint al Serntor
Snmon ON at iorbp0e Saponeierc
at iorpagte 2ano / California.
Get or UNDER beitaoeuoe Sop neg.
tet iapaneiiife llnoeriaatter CT er-
bperpe 8ruioeienoom / Staten,
hporimoo Der er tiqaot Dem al ior.
pagte eler leie 2ano % unoen
8ruroetmoom.
Senat0r Snmau bar ogida iore'
ilaaet SeotageIIen al en- &enuenoaI.
lie I'll 6reostouierencen ! Toris ON
at iaa inbIemmet / SeroenSIigoens
8runolop en- g%eItenmeIie ON, Of Ser
inaen SegrRnsnine iettes ior Sc
iRritilote Petitioners Ret I'll az orone
line inbre aii9rer, oeribIanot al.
saoeube Su~bunrorirs % andre 6or.
hoIosresler I'll SeioIfningens Be
itgtelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08
bar
S%oripraneet.

Sra YoriS beretteS Ben 3oie
Ipril: Scrocn b@pn0er hurtig at
bIi republifanif. Scr ariger par
Der omtrent ligc ntonge Hepiibliter
% Mtonorfier. 9tli iinoe5 ser 20
HepitbIifer moo 81 Monarfier, reg
nelloc 9piflono, Giterri9e % Hl,S.
LAMB Ionn &epublifer. Hepl,blifer.
mes 9liltal bill imiolertiO bIi forsget
meo flere me Stoter, JONI M er
UNDER Sallitelle.
0en ~itsritc &epubIif er China
meo iirle 100000 Snbbpe9ere. Gen
miltoitc er Sa1t Wariro, bpi5 Sc.
ioIfring blot nogisr 1000 Si9le.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08
Oebs' Dom.

@aibington ben 36ie 2(priI. Stab
Socialiitisreren gligerc 2. Gebs
life ifuIoe bli benoo0et al ErGiioent
@iIior, piI bon begproe 4%iiouiugeu
al i'm Strai - 10 Mars Stra'-
orbeioe - 6orbuuosiGngilet /
Whnt0spiQc, ". pa, Sen tic Woi.
Sislge ct anoet Telegram ira
@aibington err Der al 6ran; y.
8aI6, CHARLES Sonaro RusIeQ ga
Aqan 9enion t~riifet Sc i~noIeoeu0c
Sfriot til GmIenoeIieu al en- 4eti-
ton ON 9~enaaonirg. eQer ialiaI0 en-
5ormiIoelie al ben Se65 iosmte
Strai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08
olarSmooe.

3opefa, aons., BEN 3oie 9tpriL.
&c ~oilentliae Observation-Disclosures
Joretlng orboIbcr iii aarameoc /
0fooiion, Mi9couiir, oen 2oen, Sole
% 4oe SUM. Meo0elcIIc berom no.
Ienote5 iOug al 6orelingena Scfre-
tPr, YtiI3 9ena greiettc.
! SuobpOelier til GeItagelie / Ws.
Oct lenote5 iii ale Advertisements.
IPrcr, 6abrltlnipettorer o. andre
6unftionGrcr, ioun bar meo @aanO.
bppeIien al Arbeioslopene / Be 6or-
ene0e Stdter at gisre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08
Spenif Koniul hnoret.

Sra 8roito Sorts, q. 8, meooe.
les Dent 2oeil Ipril, at u. 5. @iS.
liulo, iom / ~ Iar bar ppret lpenif
@icefoniuI oeri gpen, al BEN ipenifc
aoree er blcpen beforcret mco go.
Iaorbencn for %fortieritiuIo |irflont.
beb / i'm Stiling lonl iaanon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08
Ooositranen Sieninofcrt.

GarirH Gitp, Ncb.. 36ic 9lpril.
Ceoaitrairen gieninofsrte$ / Nepa.
ia / 3irsoogS, oa @ltoernsr 9ople
nroerte9neoe ct 2iqpg oerom til
ben beitaaetoe StraiieIoo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08
Sttuationcm I SpTlano.

Wseobelelier um ltrOlisbeoer ira for'
ifieaiae aanter. Souietitpre | Bat
erm. Staar Neutrality-suspicious.
for sab? Treo / Sembolb til be
IA Ynnfter".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08
Get brittle Yrosrani.

AlN iI.
Get brittle Trusram.
Ora Sonoon teIcgrcierc5 oet 5te
Npril:
Cmtrent 500 Hcprpicntontcr Tor
brltilt grbeioe % aapitnl oeotoN poa
Den inoultricqe aouierence3 Weoe
ioag ntco Gnitemmigbeo ben prooiio.
rife 6GIeSfomiteS rapport, Der
lonhlpnliaoi5 piI uiie lig al bli set
brittle grbeioc5 Ntagra Gbartd t,Sri.
%bco@breo) % paa iamme Sib giue Oct
iianlparlige % b%olibepiltiite Clement
SsoSlte6et.
@lonot Soueopunftcrrc i aomite.
rapporten fnn nrbncS:
Gn lopipitet As timers grbcibs.
lige for ale SanoetS 9Irbciocrc.
On lopipltet WiuimnunSlsn aipl.
oenoe for belle @anoet.
Nnerfienoclic al 6o~giorcninacr oa
-
MISUNDERSTANDING lont @rrno
lag FOR llneerbanoliuger mclem 9lr.
bctoe % aapital.
5%orbinbring al 9lrbeio5ls5bco oa
6orIergelle al nrbeibalsie 9lrbeioere
Sprettellen al ct permanent na.
tionalt Snoultrlraao beitnneroc or
Neprpientonter for @rbeioSaipcrc %
grbeioere Ill at operueie OF biitoa
Hegieringen nleo Hooo % 0ooo / 10.
tlonale inoliltrieIe Sperasmool.
Ilt, iom MI or n~eopenoia forat
latte oette Trogram iio / 9ipet, CT
N|egleringerS depreciation, oa at
oenne bill bli giuet. ~ontpoeoeS / ct
Vrep ira Bremierminiiter 9lop6
George, iont oplGiteS poa Mieoet, 90
bporl bet bl. a. beoer:
"Sois aomiteens 4nbeiaIinaer iii,
lternneS al aoniereucen, bill DC al
@egierinaelr itror bli tnqet unoer
lbmpatetiit Spcrpeielic."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08

Mco "Ieerlanb" ioritooes &ano,
iom onpcubes til Gprfning al Mais,
&oeoe, 9pg, SABRE, Hug, Sogbpeoe,
8oteter, Scopoteter, Sobaf, SIor,
His, 50, '9onuulo, Tconiits, aofir,
Bonner, Broom Corn, SuntIe o9
Granberrics.
2anopriierne.
Sra @aihington bcrettes ben lite
glpril, at Sormlnnb / De 6oreneoe
Stater ltaOig tiger / Sproi. Sanb.
brligsbepartemcntet oplpler, at
8iennenliritsprilen pau aIminbe-
Iigt Tloglano ben lite DARTS bar
$74.31 pr. acre MOB $63.3S for ct
glar iioen, $62.17 for TO slar og
$3.50 for ire 9lar iioen.
Trisitigninsen BET iibite Iar bar
i~orbolospis itstit / De Ipbatlantiife
Cater Nortb og Solttb Carolina og
Georgia % / Stuterne alabama,
aelltucfp, Irfanias, Soiiiiiano, Ter,
as % Montana inmt / Staterne paa
StiQehapsfpiteu. Triierne err ogloa
goaet betpoelig op / gtebraifo og
Soutb Safota.
Soma bar Set pGroiiuloeite Bloe.
Lamb, ioet 8ieniem1nitspriien Der
err $t69 pr. Acre. 0ern9it folnmer
Sainois meo S144. California meo
St21 og Snoiona meb 500 pr.
acrc. ) @labana er 8iennemInits.
priien $24 oe / @isiisiippi $25 pr.
Acre.
9iennemInitspriirn paa HIosIanb
par ben lite 6ebrunr iaar, / 1918,
1917 % 1916 i neoenn9pnte Stater
iom ielger:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08

On Gabritart / en- al gititaierre
bar eiort line arbeibere i~slsenoe.
iom ser ifulbe ipnes rimeliee 6orilns:
San ertlGrer. al ban paa binbeube
Naaoe-piL iorpliste lis.til lor II Iar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08
Kri9 % fred.

Sc alierebe troopers Stilins /
Worb.Mmslanb siuer Imlebnins til
sGusitelie. Gm geretnins Om bet
rmsiiFe SDlibepifitpre. 6OrbOloe'
nc er tibet tilircbsiiQenbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08

al Dele meo line Grbeioere al 1yor-
tlenelte oner Ell r~inreIia Rentc al Sen
a1bragte aopital, ont 9~lrbeioerne ooa
I'm Sloc bill 1na mo poa at aootaisrc
DC Fab, iom mlIigenS nlootte mo.
trGiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08
norge$.Brev.
Zen pulitiife S%ituatiun. - Get ng'
ualstc Stortins.
0norc Wcooclelier.

SRA "Iecorab Goiteu"s
Rorgestorreipoubert.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-08

SOEfieiies raa slss )
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-27
HICKORY RIDGE

We are having some pretty
weather now and the farmers are
most through gathering.
Mr.. Reese Alliston, one of our
soldier boys from Illinois is visit
ing friends and relatives in this
community.
School is progressing nicely
under the management of Mrs.
Tom Long and Miss Merle Allen.
Mrs. w. P. Alliston baby is rap
idly improving.
Miss Fannie Traylor Of Jack
son will speak at our church Fri
day night. Every body is invited
to attend.
Mrs. Stella Russell visited her
uncle Mr.. S. S. Pierce Sunday.
The w. NJ. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Wilkins Pierce on
Saturday before the first Sunday.
All the members are invited to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Taylor of
Florence visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Long Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Pace has been Wis
iting her sick mother Mrs. Lizzie
Thomas.
Mrs. Clara Smith and little
daughter Paralee also Mr.. and
Mrs. William Smith attended
church at Florence Sunday.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-27
DRY CREEK NOTES.

Everybody is expecting big
day Thanksgiving.
Our community was saddened
by the death of Mrs. John Aims
worth, who died at her home
Thursday evening about 4:3O o.
clock. She leaves a husband and
several children to mourn her
death. They have the sincere
sympathy of their many friends
in their hour Of bereavement.
Miss Mamie Boteler and Miss
Tinnie Tucker spent the week
end at Monterey. Mr.. Marvin
Runnels and Mr.. Pleas Berry al
so spent the evening up there
Sunday.
Professor T. J. Smith, Mr..
Goodwin, Estella Harper, Bessie
Billingslea, Mr.. and Mrs. D. C.
Harper went to- Leesburg Sun
day to visit friends.
A large crowd from here is
expecting to go to Monterey
Thursday night to the box sup
per. They have also planned to
go hunting Thursday.
Mr.. Roy Wilkins and Mr.. D. G..
Harper spent the day in Jackson
last Saturday.
The Friday Evening Star"
met last Friday evening at two
o'clock and rendered a program.
The subject for the debate was !:
Resolved women have right to
vote" they decided in favor of
the affirmative. After the pro-
gram the Dry Creek boys and the
Monterey boys had a ball game,
and of course our splendid ball
playing boys won, score 10 to 6.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-27

G. Faulkenberry, spent Saturday
at Pisgah, accompanied home by
Miss T. Faulkenberry, Of Goshen.
Miss Louise Horne, who is at
Hillman College this year, spent
the weekend at home. We are
always glad to have her among
us.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Barksdale
had for their guests two days
last week two of Sandhills fair
est ladies, Misses Maggie Boyd
and Minnie Barksdale. Come a.
gain.
DR.. and Mrs. O. j. Burnham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Taylor and
children, Of Morton, were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Williamson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Sheriff. had
with them their mother, mrs. j..
Med. Shaw, Mr.. Fowler, Of Jack
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Davis, Of
Pelahatchie, Mr.. and Mrs. Croy,
Of Ophelia, from Friday until
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. M. A. Massey and daugh-
ter, Miss Erma Lee, have gone to
Laurel to visit homefolks until
after conference, where they will
be joined by husband and father
until after Christmas. We hope
to have them back another year.
DR.. Flowers, of Tennessee, has
purchased great portion of the
prairie land here and expects to
move in in chort while. Also
his two sons-in-law and their
families. We are always glad to
have good people move into our
little burg.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-27
BAREFOOT NEWS

Barefoot is still climbing if she
never reaches the top.
Thursday next is Thanksgiving
every body is looking forward to
a good dinner.
Farmers of this place have
been quite busy for the last week
making syrup and digging pota-
toes.
Miss Agnes Franklin spent the
weekend with her cousin Mr..
John Franklin of Leesburg.
Misses Virgie and Gertrude
Neal spent Saturday with Mrs.
7. NJ. Harrell Of Pelahatchie.
Miss Kate Massey spent Thurs-
day with her cousin. Miss Mamie
Measles.
Several from this place atton1
ed TIE box supper 4 Nchoh
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-27
LEEsBURG.

Mrs. Lowe and Tom Moore, of
Jackson, spent Monday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Law
renee.
Quite a number of our young
people attended the box supper
at Rehoboth Friday night.
DR.. and Mrs. G. C. Davis are
the proud parents of a little boy.
Marion Williams spent the
weekend at his home in Scott.
Miss Mamie Measells, who has
been sick, is reported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Harper, lit
tie Ruth, Misses Estella Harper,
Bessie Billingslea, Messrs. Leon
ard Goodwin and T. Smith, of
Dry Creek, motored over to our
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-27
SAND HILL DOTS
Listen to the wedding bells.
Xmas will soon be here

Listen to the wedding bells.
Xmas will soon be here
We are glad to see Mr.. Robin
son Morley out among his many
friends after several days illness.
Mr.. Norman Robinson of Bran
don has been shaking hands with
his many friends this week.
Mr.. Bryant Reaves and Boat
Coward of Beach spent Saturday
and Sunday in our little city.
Mr.. Tom Moore of Jackson is
still selling horses in our COM
munity.
Sheriff Donnell of Brandon
passed through our city Saturday
afternoon.
mr.. Walter Harrell and sister
Miss Maggie and Miss Jestine
Bates went over to -Clarksburg
Sunday.
Misses Minnie Barksdale and
Maggie Boyd spent the day at
Fannin Thursday.
Mr.. Bob McLaurin has moved
to Fannin to make his future
home. We will miss him very
much.
Quite crowd attended preach
ing last night. ~,
Messrs. Farrell Boyd and Rob-
inson Worley made pleasant call
at Leesburg Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Fondren Moore spent Sum
day at Mr.. Harrells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Davis Of Pc
lahatchie are visiting in our
little village this week.
Quite a crowd from Clarksburg
passed through here Monday en-
route to Pearl River.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-27
500 Reward. 500

Catarrh is q local disease greatly ini1u.
enced by constitutional conditions. It
therefore requires constitutional treat.
ment. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
Is taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces Of the Sys.
tenn. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
gives the patient strength by improvins
the general health and assists nature IN
doing its work. $4,000 for any case OF
Catarrh that HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE fails to cure.
Druggists TIC. Testimonials free.
F. ]. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-27
FANNIN.

Rev. M. A. Massey has gone to
conference.
Mrs. o. U. Sullivan is on the
sick list. We hope for her a
speedy recovery.
S. w. Tinnin and l. o. Brown
made q business trip to Canton
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. WI Brame, Of
Macon, Miss, made q visit to
their SON, A. E. Brame, last week.
Miss Gladys Tinnin is now in
Jackson nursing her sister, Miss
Hugh D.
j. H. Stevenson and brother,
Walter, visited Canton and other
places attending to business last
Thursday. returning Saturday.
J. B. Williamson, in company
with A. B. Collum, was in the
county capital last week.
Mrs. ]. B. williamson and
children, Master Jack and Miss
Rebecchie, spSat the week end
with Mrs. ]. r. Barhsdala Of Co.
ohen:
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Friday night.

AAAsSJ AA6AAVs
Misses Jennie and Ezma Will
liams, of Line Prairie, spent Sat
urday night and Sunday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Will
liams.
Mr.. G. P. Neal and son, M. K.
Neal, were transacting business
I'VE still see Clyde Murray 60
ing to Line Prairie. We wonder
why?
Miss Inez Boone spent Thurs
day night with her cousins, R.
E. and Esther Williams.
Misses Kate and Marie Mass
ey, Virgie and Gertrude Neal
spent Sunday with Nettie and Ell
la Harrell.
Mrs. l. A. HarreM has return
ed home after a long visit with
her son, John, of Delhi, La.
Mr.. Sebe Gordon, of Line Prai-
RE, was a Barefoot visitor yes
terday.
Mrs. Ellis Massey went to Pc
lahatchie shopping Wednesday.
lMr. S. H. Williams and grand
daughter, Miss May Williams, of
Johns, came over to spend few
days at the home Of Mr.. r. R.
Bynum before leaving for their
new home at Carey, Miss.
The writer is glad to say that
Fannie Thompson is slowly i'm
proving.
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AUCTION SALE.

Will sell at my place on Deem
Der End, 1919 at public auction all
of my farming implements,
household goods, and kitchen u
tensils; one organ, good range,
three good cows and calves, horse
and buggy, in fact, everything will
go at public auction to the highest
bidder. Be on hand early on
December End and get what you
need at auction.
D. G. RAGSDALE,
Brandon. r, 2.
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tPISGAH

Quite a crowd were present at
church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Horne and
daughter Mildred of Jackson
spent Sunday with Mrs. Horne's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Baker.
We are glad to see Mr.. Robin
son Morley able to be out with
his friends after several days i'll
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Worley Wis
tied their daughter Mrs. Cooper
in Jackson last week.
Mr.. Claud Horne and children
of Jackson spent Sunday with his
brother Mr.. G.. E. Horne.
Mr.. j. A. Robinsn and son Nor
man of Brandon were here last
week shaking hands with their
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reber Martin
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Morley.
Miss Mary Bates is going to
stay with her aunt Mrs. w. B.
Worley and attend school this
winter. We are very glad to have
her with us.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Worley
made a pleasant trip to Canton
last Saturday.
MIR. Curtis Horne was a pleas
ant visitor at this place Sunday.
Miss Maggie Boyd and Mr.. Al
len Lawrence made their regular
trip through this city Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Jess benson made pleas
ant call in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Worley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Bakers
little son Glen was on the sick list
last week.
REV. G.. w. Mutt of Lena was
called to serve as pastor at this
place next year.
Misses Mary and Matte Baker
spent Saturday afternoon at
Goshen Springs.
Messrs. Robert and Raymond
Odom made a flying trip to Madi-
son Friday.
Messrs. Lonnie and Tom Moore
have returned to their home in
Jackson.
Miss Pear Odm spent Wednes-|
day night with Miss Lula Ander-l
SON.
Mr.. J. T. Lewis made business
trip to Canton last week.
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TRESPASS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that all
lands owned and leased by me are
posted, and no trespassing, hunt
ing or fishing will be allowed.
H. C. WASHBURN
Brandon, Miss.
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village Sunday and speat the day
with friends and relatives in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Nc
Kay.
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666 has proven It will cure Mala-
ria, Chils and Fever, Bilious Fe-
YER, Colds and LaGrippe. 4 kills
~ osrns TIT causo ~ fevers
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FOR SALE

Pair coming 8 year old mules,
one 2-horse wagon and farm inn
plements, and one hay press.
w. E. DARNALL.
Brandon Miss, r. 2.