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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-19
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-19

Half-Hourly Service Morning and Eyenins
Between Annapolis. Baltimore and
Warrington and Camp Meade
tVasnington aud Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
Academy Janctton.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-19
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EMMA ABBOTT GAGE,
Clerk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
KILLING WEEVILS IN STORED WHEAT
Isy NNRNON RENTON.

wEEvIl.S IN STORED whea,
The prevalence % weeyiss in much q
the stored grain this year renders |.
necessary TO treat all sEain that IL 20
b. KEEP, in storage. 10 rii !, O; insects.
J. u Ross. grain inspector. informs
the writer that approximate three
fcurths the grain passing through the
amarillo n.arke; - infected with
wcevils. several cars % wheat have
heen heli over for treatment by Mr..
Ross before shipping % destination.
The method % treating stored grain
for wccvils Is comparatively simple and
NJ, very expensive.
The grain To- h. treated should b
PLACED in tish, tins and one pound o;
cartOn hisulphide uscd fo< Zach ieS
bushels of grain. II available bins are
no, already air tighi they may he lined
with building paper to proven, the car.
hon tisa;i.ss.s.s :::;:sSz :rV-a .staping
Carton b.sulphide eyaporates readily:
the fumes are heavier than air and
r,sdily penetrate downward TO the bot.
tom & ordinary blns.
The grain TO L. treated Is lcvcicd off
I'm the hin. shallow bowls ntout FIVE In
a ioxie bin. one near each of the four
corners and one In the ccnterl are
placed on top q the grain; place shor,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

Let no one be discouraged bec1~Se the sse>- s1ils
grading outfits rOs O1 shS srO1@t sCr The -lHl-
road 10 ard through the North P'lSr> ccu-,ry. The
absence OF these shfnSs @Scs mo- rasar ,hlc ,he
road viii never be built The tax : shas rOas ART
never started in last that vsy "a sAr COzsr8ry,
an who know anything 1T al lsoGs The MARINER II
dong these things, u1SrSslns that sAsre aie aany
ncedfrl prelrainarSeS> FrSs she S5sa ->s &c Shcr-
oughly sold Then cOr1eS The demand SOr inc hun-
drcd and one preliminary Ssc~ns, s>chaaug tho >u--
veys. the bceatsng OF the rCUse tho SeserSsuA,Sos
To connecting points the hsc1sScD CS stations
bridges euivrrts iills ar1 cuts IL S-s,orsl-, and
in<ssapabls details
Those who wO1ld bscC1x szg0sSe=s Ans At
tempt to see through 70 she S-,i Os scheme uish-
cat having first gsvea cO1sSlsrasSou - al Il the
nesdful Prshranlrsss Pace ,As--SsiSes n the class
Of the unshinking. Men wAO Szssrs1in the mos,
hppsful AMI constructive O1ssoOSs sCr NrarSlo arc
convinced that AT scuassins m the reasoSslhly near
future. this scheme VII take sA1ge- Thss VII ~,
be accomplished without rather general Earssci-
pation upon the part Of the PeOPse Os N-a1-SO ba,
u the right time. tins VII CO1>e-
OF erurse. it yO<s wsshOss sayS-s. TIA, ,he PICS
ens and the months OF the S==seSsa,e pa, have
hid but k,sle promise Soc 5exvsTzaeu, that IN
wolves great expenditure Os uaCney. This. how
ever. does nos prsShsbe SO7sS5erasSo1 based rPOn
sound Judgment. Of enterprises CaEl=S SCr ex,en-
sive expenditures when eO1fE,sOEs arc 6a;iercn,
from those through waSch We have beca passing
The building OF raflrOo1 70 the 9o-sA co, o; Ana
l1lo. u-der changed cOrsk,SO1s, rzly not AZ the
proper ,ira<. involve greater sssCss. than WOald
. tar less invcssu<zs At Prsss=s-
That the time uSft cO-,e Whe- A-,arSIlO WSl have
tins road nany really S~iScvS. TIE qse>sio- nov
king qss,ly.- The qsessSO7 sO~ bSi=s gasesy co..
ssirrsd h; whsa win sAs COaaasSOzs prevail unaer
~hieh the enterprise uaay Wish ~SsaO1a- be saaer-
takens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

Presently ny little Misstiss and Al
w.rc cascd d0Nn To the drawing room.
TN arriving they heard much noise. and
ruling the curtain hack they saw
clowns. spanish dancers. little hcpeeps
and witches. ghosts and many black
cats.
IT. Halloween PARTY" exclaimed
Allsefi, sghasi
What a grand SURPRISE were the
words frosn INV little Missiiss. after she
rcsaincd her hT,aih.
"And there was indcc'i funny party
Z" fUEry wuxxy and !. hecause We
never tc;orc IN our whole lives saw
~ many pVple. and such funny coo.
tunes. aud the queer ones they were.
Hut fi"wnCe SAYS that al gccs with
Halloween rarty."
We MA neN read about Good
Tines
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
THE REVOLVER MUST Co
N, MrkENZiE Ci-fN Ei-tNn.

Early In the year the Woodlaun Dcn
II chicago u.ions club started a move
mcnt for the ahulishmeut u the TeNci'
Yer. except tor use In the army anu
navy. This L. one Il the principal pro
bets hsing pgomtacd BY tins club. lsscw
l. thaf lFuysssesi amendment t. the
Coonstitution 81 the United States;
Article 20. Socti0n !. After one year
from the ratification Il this Ariiclc.
thu Manufacture. sale ~ transportation
within. the importation thcrvUf into "a
the posssssi,u. eNc,!, fUT use In the
q my. navy. Il firearms known as ris-
t,.s and rcvolvcrs il hereby prohibited
Scc. :. The Ccngrvss shall have pow
81 IL .uforcc this Arsicle by appropriate
legislation.
The most worthless article uianufac'
turcd Tor private use - the revolver.
Il Is Mk,Wis, tss most dangoucus-
IL ~ worthless ioT any ard every Use-
iul purl-ose. 1, J. uscisSs for any anu
every worthy purCsc.
The only IsrSons Il has ever lenc-
fitted are the manuals turcTs. dcalcrs.
duCtoFS. Unssrtakels. uiaTt,lcsu,icFs.
grave dlggcrs newspapers and criminal
lawyers
II j. directly responsible Tor s.eee
iaufdcrs and s5ee suiciics In this cOun-
Try every year.
II - the rcfGgc and strength Il Ct
10y burglar. maFatEicr and ho,slcp man.
II stimulates ,h, f,ltcnns courage -
the amateur criminal aud gives him as
sufan,r II slcceSs.
II has made criminals cut u ihous
tnds who hut Tor the handy revolver
Sogld have lacSed tbs means 81 carry
ing moincntary impulse into irrviTiev-
| abb execution.
Its very pT,Sencc susscs,s murder.
violence. hioo,ishcd ne, and ruin.
Every state In the Cnicn but two
haS law pu'hiliiing It's ls'ing carried
about thu !stsns and .v,ryCnc - thsss
laws In every state and Municipality =
violated every minute e every dav
and night.
Tn. criminal carries Il hecause ~ -
4 criminal. ard tn homes; man carries
q hsause ihs criminal DIS.
The lo,i,Vsnan carri.s !, hecausc the
foo; pad do,s ami the fc,' rod carrics
Z h,sSusr the Ioliccutan DIS.
l.OndUa = I.olic,d ny .e'-l cons;al,aes
rot Cns - whom carries a revolver and
lc; me a ysar j. kiiiei ~ criminals.
In approximately C-c year Cne New
York life insurance cCsnr0ny roA =
milton dolArs In iOSScs caussad by the
revolver thrCugh accident. muDAr and
~uicide
Every war the tel raid by life and
cccissent companies O. this worthless
md us..i.sS mechanism - staggering.
It's manufacture ard SALE could -
prchildi.d wi,hou, causing a ripple in
h. business e the country.
prior ~ IN. war hut SIX c0ncerns
S.rc engaged In lie manufacture.
tn. asii;.sr urusiuced each YEAR. and
mt cut g!-sn their dsath-isaling mis-
sicn. Is rcaiousiy guarded Ne a trade
sssrct. NJ statistics arr published and
all information is refused.
The ruhlic wouii - shocked were Il
known how many milliOns q thcsc enc
mies ~ life and limb arr Annually ssnt
hroldcas, over the coartry IN their
nlsSion ~ Gsaih and destruction. In
or,lsr that one-,hcu0ndih 90 one pei
csn; q the business men % this ccun-
try may zap a prcfit.
I, would - sccromy for the iaxpav
- t. buv ~ this annual product and
dump Il into the Gul, e Mexico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

pcsciul men. Visioniul men. strenuous men. IL may
haild character bu, iha; Is secondary oonsidera-
'Son. and Il J. Just wei ior Ier and women to
gaaoc thinss IN their TroPef place Ii is cnoourag
nc 'hcrciorc, that this revised road scheme comes
~ Amarllo and t. the various other ccn;ers. a. a
uasScr q business and no; eniangcd with sug-
sc>raon ri siTs. seniimeniahiy. The Coasi-to-
loa>1 Highway J. creating enthusiasm and will be
a god enc aooo~ding to the investments made in
and ;hrNush H. ior all ooaccrned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

Another highway eaters and Passes ,hrOugh
Amarillo uDiSr si,le Os ,A< COass-so-COas, High
way
This rOs4way UiTi be wVsoozacd so- Il briug>
evidences Of c-0p<rzsSve irserss, and ooacsrn u
eouphnx - Varsces cOzzuzsss>s and \, she sare
time forms kak u shO-OSsAf1re reaching irosa
-sss.<where - soSa<~h<rS.- and asse- ar ,his =
ssSessary There Is aROsher sAs-s aboos Tn, high
Way. Il = berg P-O=Ossd BY the EoO7se Who i've
N the ssrrtsry affected ], : ~, h<s-g iO-W1raed
~ gsorfy some uaa % 81 81 uc-s AZ she expense
u the Pahssc- Th< P1hSS hss <kigh placement n
tins venture. and 4 MI be she benescizry q the
scheme luss scrO-Vh-g - - Sayes.ze-s - ,i-ne
thorght. hbor and zos<y,
In the busatag al h,gsusys she kiehsas. ,hem-
selves arr the Shnvs shngs - hc co-sssercd Roads
Gre the prrary shO1Sas OyvrsA1soui-s al cs-.,id-
esassons m cor-ScsSo1 vish rad hu.ld-rs ], : a
aSs that sahees are ezAzncrA sCSSal coa6i,oas IN
psos<d rsorsls sorWsrsc1 and cisSEzzsso- sdsauoel
tkrc1xh god rOa4s. -. ~hsa rad = 10 be luil;
that task = the nam WITH she effects "a shz,
Enterprise sois0~izy a. dos she sh15sur TIE sub-
ssancx. II i 6cchsl
 szCs that rozl blil iius
1as b<xn retarded N TIM sccssca and other seciou.
"a The Cuisrd States sh-oSsa TIC ,es3cacy u so-s
esskssasss 70 road alto The F-Osr1n a uuui~r u
ie<s as PRIMARY ccasssrrz;sOs TIA; a po' logsc,l-
\ hssoeS ,h<rS-
Rsst tsak-s l. he task q ae-. real nea par
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
MY SALARY.

The hours YOU spend with ME. dear "alon."
Are very few. !, seems to me:
] coun, YOU over. every dime apart.
MY SAl-ARYl My Salary!
Ten cents dime. ten dimes "plunk."
To earn them !, an awful grind;
| count each dime until the end. and there
\ dun" | find
Oh toll. that i, ~ pcorly paid,
oh salary. spent before We greet,
| Kiss each dime. and try to find way
To make ends meet
lc gods! To make ends meet!
- - Ladies IIomc Journal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
WHAT ARE WE DOING?

Ma, arc Ne dong 10 make Amarillo the wor
sy. bu>y. thriving center oi the greatest territory
In the Southwest:
Mha' investment OF time. thought. vision, labor
and moncy arc We placing n this great task,
Are We IN hne with the programs Tor the adj
V2noCunei' ii the city and ihis entire territory:
Are ue IN harmony with the means through
Uh'ch 'sc thing can be made great SO:
Are NC moved by an unseliish desire to Sc a de-
AL &c io1 the god 81 all
Ii these questions can be answered satisiac,o-
ri,. then. The CITY and H. surrounding communi-
isc> nccd have no lear ior results
-Nuarillo ha> distinctive place. and as disiinc-
'lVc a task. Great possibilities carry with them
great responsibilities. and no one can question Tor
: minute The assertion. and the assupmion tina,
Nzaa-lllc has both OF these.
Ihe eyes oi the outlying communities are on
Amarillo u j. said with pleasure iha, MANY OF the
cOznuuriiie> are her friends. Il is also admitted
Ns,h regret that siil Others OF them do no; enter
tam that feeling oi riendliness that Is always such
comjlmcn; and comfort. But. neither the
irondShip nor the lack oi it, relieves Amarillo ci
her responsibilities 10 her trade TERRITORY and to
the rcs, considerable center in all this territory,
thar bong mus, she contribute IN peculiar way to
The he bS Which she j. surrounded.
-Ancshcr fact is apparent: No city tina, has ever
suoCccdcd has escaped the oenSurc. the criticism,
the nAlisnins OF those who Tel; tina; their own
end> coaid be-, lie forwarded by an an,agonis,c
A'ti,nde- Nor wOald II be polite a; this time TO de-
dare TIA, such attitudes are evidences OF minds
dominated by provincial narrow ideas and out
locSs.
.Auarlo's growth and development, her suprem-
Acy through the DAYS TO come will be measured
exactly IN terms OF he- willingness to make such
InVesImcn;s a. NAV be necessary to keep herself
al the iiopd tide oi progress. {, Will not matter tina,
sOzne ii the people IN some OF the communities
saisiae oi amarillo 10 no; love her TO the extent
u hacking her in a BAG. unseliSh way. Thrusts at
Anarillo may be TUNED wonderfully TO accoun, Tor
good Il she VIII he warned BY them to &c, away
iron false assumptions OF security and get busy TO
'ry GU, all oi the vulnerable points in her shield,
and 90 make them impene,rable through reinforce
men, IN an m;clligcn, way. The attacks being
made .Amanllo. il they are warranted. wil. bu,
make Wise the transporting. and bring them to the
>uqOrt oi the forces already in the field and fight
nc make this the creates; city in the Southwest.
Viewed w tins broad hopeful light. j, may be tina,
those who have spoken unkndly about Amarillo,
arr A. surgeons treatment. sometimes necessary 20
brins abcu, desired results.
VI the same timele, none al US overlook the fac,
that even the smallest. the least important among
u. have work OF importance TO do in connection
with making amarillo all that she should be, as
;oachiHy her supremacy in the Panhandle and
ITAins Country OF Texas. and this portion of the
Southwest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

America stu remembers the sacrifices OF her
boys IN Mar Recently the little city OF Seymour
closed H. sors and the entire citizenry attended
the iuaeral and uicrmen, OF fallen hero in France,
n their local oemeiery. There arc many other COM
uniiics wherein these bunals attracting at,en.
;i0a. and in which the business and professional
neu the ,radosmen and laborers. the women and
children lay aside their tasks and do honor to the
memories 81 their heorc dead.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

Remember this: Real readjus,ment must he
sharcd in by all. and no, merely by few ntivid.
sal, or enterprises elfishness has been the shame
81 the world throughout the cca:ures-seliishness
- The hufi .; the other mar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
sGlIr,sE af SECRET r.,lER

aul hou whn thou rraycst enter into thy ciost and
aln rhau shui INV dasH pray thy Father which
seruys. ana tbs Faihrr ~hch ss~ih sscr,t shall
fesHra tilse sr.na. FH Vour Father knowcth What
tArss gt ncca q hsfoc ~ ask him-Mat,. g. &.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

go 10 ohurch to-day aud thank the Giver OF every
gvod and pcriec' gii, Tor your many unearned
Messing,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

More water ior Nmarillo is an imperative
get u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

Nhen every lam keeps an adequate number OF
cows. ,ou, and hens foreclosures will end.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

Amzrilio has RICH; TO expect loyalty. sincere.
and active cooperative activity in her behalf a, your
hands - your share.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
NorlCE TO IIsE FtmlC.

Any srroasaas rsfsessnn the sAK-nssr. srHsA-e
rspatatra 90 any nssvs3sa1 erus crT~r,
ton. that may appear sas evhtss e ne N<x< ~
gay cvrrsetsA when called asn<u-ssn e me eAsr
n h the asenion &c sns wzSa<@Ey
tniare individual cru1 csEsrzzsSr ana
correeticns IN - ua.t4 whsr~ ~arsaao~1
the vrun<ealiS Euhfsn@t rvesr~ne~ areaeasA
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-09-15
$4,000 BOTTLES SOLD
IN NEW YORK
Biggest Thing Of Kind Ever
Seen In That State, Declar-
eS Big Wholesaler.

The fact that $4,000 bottles
of Tanlac have been sold in the
state of New York since it's in
PRODUCTION there less than one
year ago, is big business item
that will attract unusual atten-
ton throughout the entire East.
for nothing like it has ever hap
pened before. 1t breaks all re
cords:
Mr.. George B. Evans, manager
of the Gibson-Snow Company, the
with branches in Albany, Buffalo,
Rochester and Syracuse, recently
announced that the preparation
was now selling in their trade
territories alone at the phenom-
email rate of approximately 100000
bottles a year.
eff the present rate continues"
said Mr.. Evans. "This state alone
ably over 100000 bottles a year.
This is a tremendous figure, but
| am really conservative in MAX
ing thi statement"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-09-15
FRANK MIZE FOR JUDGE.

Honorable Frank Mize of For
est, Mississippi, last week author
lied us to announce his candidacy
for Circuit Judge of the Eighth
Judicial District to succeed Judge
McLaurin. resigned, but owing to
the fact that the paper was then
ready for press we delayed his
announcement until this week. :.
Mr.. Mize was born and reared
in Scott County, Mississippi, and
was a successful attorney at For
est, enjoying all the time large
,practiceL until he was elected
Sheriff of Scott County, in 1919,
which position he is now filling.
He is an able lawyer and during
the several years that he has
practiced his profession he has
been connected with some OF. the
most important litigation in both
the Chancery and Circuit Courts
of his county. He is by educat-
ional qualification training, and
experience we'll qualified to serve
this district as Circuit Judge and,
in event of his election. he will
render unto all alike that fair and
impartial justice which IS the
birthright of every man.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-09-15
Phone No. SO when you want
prompt service and good goods.
w. G.. BARNES.
One On the Judge.

The Jur; nan ran treathlessly
into the court room.
"Oh, your honorp he exclaim-
ed. IF you can excuse me, please,
please do. | don't know which will
die first-my wife or my daUgh-
ter"
Dear me. that's sad" said the
innocent judge. Certainly you are
excused.
The next day the juryman was
met by one of his fellow jurors,
who in a sympathetic voice asked:
Flows your wife?'
''She's all right. Why do you
ask?"
"And your daughter?"
She's ali right, too. Why do
you ask?"
"Why, yesterday you told the
judge that you did not know which
would die first"
Nor do I. That is a problem
that time alone can solve"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-09-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Foreign Advertising representative
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-09-15
The Brandon News
w. s. MAY, Editor.
Entered at Brandon, Miss, post
office as second class matter.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Display advertising will be inserted In
as good position as possible for u cents
an inch.
Legal Notices will BIO inserted at the
legal rate of 2 cents a word for first In
sertion and cent a word for each sub
seQuent insertion. Count initials. each
figure and all abbreviations as words
For Sale. Estray. Lost. Found, ntc.'
word for first insertion and cent q WORD
for each subsequent insertion. -.
Obituaries, Cards of Thanks, Etc.. VIII
be printed for 1 cent word. Ii you have
matters OF this kind for publication.
count the words carefully and send mon
" to cover cost of publication with your
copy We havn't time to keep books on
these little accounts.
Foreign Advertising Representative
! THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-09-15
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Board of supervisors Of Rankin
county met Monday morning. Sep
tember S, 1921. in regular monthly
session. with all members and of
ficers present, yhe the following
business was had and done, to-
wit:
Feed Contract Awarded-W. G..
Barnes awarded contract to fur
nih beats 2 and with sweet feed
at $1.75 per sack and oats at 81
cents per bushel; j. l.. & 0. Blu
chanan awarded contract to fur
nish beats 3 and with sweet feed
at $1.8O per sack and oats at 81
cents per bushel; A. HI. Martin a.
warded contract to furnish beat
| with sweet feed at $1.70 per sack
and oats at 55 cents per bushel.
Bridge Contract Awarded in
Beat Ill. l.. Bowman was award
ed Contract to build bridge across
Ettacoochie creek for the sum of
SOS; bridge across slough between
Noblin and Coats places for SUN
of $3.50. both bridges to be built
according to plans and specifica-
tions on file in the clerks office.
Bids Invited for Lumber for
Lumber for Beat 5-Clerk was au-
thorized to advertise for bids up
until IL o'clock noon on the first
Moday in October, 1921, for lum-
Der for bridges in beat 5, accord
ing to plans and specifications now
on file in the chancery clerks of
flee.
In re COUNT Demonstration A.
gent-Ordered that j. E. Bonner
be elected county demonstration
agent to- succeed S. V. Burks. re-
signed, and it ordered that the
term of the appointment hall ex-
pire on the 1st day of January,
1922, unless further extended by
order of this board. 1t is further
orderer that salary of sain j. f..
Bonner be fixed at $50 per month.
The $1,000 issue of bonds of the
Oakdale school was sold to }. T..
Shields at par
Ordered that following allow
ance be made out of general fund.
fomit.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-09-15

I,ettie Lewis. pauper --$ so
John Parker. same $50
Rob Williams. same $50
BETSY Myers. same -- ESQ
Mandy Spann, same ---- 10Y
Jennie Howell, same $500 800
Mrs. Fannie Myers, same - ESQ
DIR. w. H. Watson. services
at county farm ------ 25.OO
c.. E. Mckay, salary ------ 1888
G. A. Harrison, salary ----333. 80
T A. Lindsey. salary ----166.66
s. y. Donnell. salary --312.50
H. H. Bullock, salary ------ 156.25
d. p. Gayden, salary and
postage --229.56
G. A. Harrison, postage for
August - ---- 600
Sandy Spann, repairs to
to chairs S.0U
F. NJ. Therrell, special dep
nty sheriff ----- ------ LOO
j. A. Robinson, same = 100
r. E. Murray, same -------- Ivy
j. t. Berry, same ---------- 2.QO
G. A. Harrison,efeeding pris-
oners for August ------- $3.50
T. McCleland Hdw. Co.. fuse
and dynamite caps ------ 2.77
Brandon Electric Co., cur
rent for August -------- 200
Brandon Water Co., rent - 1000
Cumberland Tel. & Tel. Co.,
rent and tolls sheriff's Of
Cumberland Tel. & Tel. Co..
same chancery clerks of
IL
Same same i county farm -" 200
A. C. Thornton. med. farm 4.70
DIR. w. S. Hamilton, services
Geo. Hawie ---------- 600
DIR. F. Weaver. freight on
cement 1880 ----- 900
Hawie ~--- = = 21.70
~ lie Davis 1900
R. r. Busick, nails -------- 1858
VIM. Stewart, lumber 1850 1890
VIM. Stewart, lumber $3.50 1890
VIM. Stewart, lumber 1900 49.O0
VIM. Stewart. same -------- lO.O8
Bob McRae, same -------- 400
Bob McRae, building bridges 5000
w. E. Golfer. amount paid for
filling vat 90
w. r. Bynum, salary and ex-
penses county farm 80 1925
w. G.. Barnes, mdse. farm - 8.O1
Isiah Smith, returning Off
Ger election - 800
L. G.. Jones. manager same Lug
w. p. Smith. same -------- 1.OO
Silas Pierce, clerk same ---- LOO
M. E. Smith, same ------- LOO
J. w. Pierce. bailiff same = LOO
G.. O. Rouse, manager and re-
turning officer election - 3.OO
H. H. Bethune, manager - l.OO
III. P. Bethune, same ------ LOU
C. c.. Stevenson, clerk --- LOO
B. C. Sprague. 3 days cleo
tom commissioner ------- 9.OU
J. w. McRae. same -------- 9.OO
w. S. May, same and postage 9.85
Brandon News, tickets - b.5O
T. L. Alliston. lumber for
bridge $500 --- 9.35
H. D. Davis. 1875 # lbr---- 31.50
L. O. Mullican. building
bridges ----- 49, - 5U.UO
Henry Misterfeldt, 692 # lbr 1884
Edmund Lee, refund polEtax zoo
S. Laird, lumber for bridge 1880
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-09-15
Farmers Free Exchange

Would trade spann of young
mules for Ford truck. C. Ran
kin, Langford, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-09-15
For Circuit Judge.

The News is authorized to ar
nounce the following named per-
sons as candidates for Circuit
Judge of this the Eighth judicial
Distric t,subiect to the action OF
the Democratic voters at special
election to be called by the Gov
ernor:
JUDGE J. D. CARR
of Newton County.
HON. ROGER WILSON.
of Neshoba County.
HON. FRANK MIZE.
of Scott County.