The new South-news., June 05, 1909, Image 1

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The New South-News,
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VOL. XXIX
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Citation Notice.
STATE 01* MISSISSIPPI,
To Mat Dement, the Defendent ;
You »re commanded to appear
before the Chancery Court of the let
Distrct of Jones couutv, iu »aid Slate,
on the 3rd, Monday of June A. I> ÎW'H,
to defend the suit In said court ot
Charity Dement wherein you are a
Defendant.
A. D. 190<J. J. H. CRAWFORD Clerk
Mv HENRY HUFF, D. C
l ais Ihe 10th dav of May
Sharbrough & Cooley,
Solicitors for Complainant.
1» is alright for tie great corpora
tions and manufacturers to orga
nise into combinations, but it is
wrong from the ••interests" stand
point for the laboring p -ople to
organise In to aidons.
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3pero. Michael &Son
MEW î«ORK.
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TAILORING
out does its previous Best in SPERO MICHAEL &
SON" Clothes, because as much attention is paid to
the correct fit of the garments as there is that the
style shall be the latest and best
The collars hug the neck like a sweetheart, the lap
els are shaped exactly to the proper angle and the
cuffs are the newest expressions of designing.
In addition to the fit and style feature of "SPERO,
MICHAEL & SON" Clothes the materials used are al
ways the best possible in each grade and will wear
beyond your expectatioL -
You save in price and gain in service.
Spring Suits-Spring Fabrics—Spring Colors.
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TERRIBLE TOR
NADO IN TEXAS
Path of Storm Was 300 Yds.
Wide- Little Town Zeph>
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Scene of Death and Ruin.
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You should net delay under « * y
eircamstnnces in ea.es ef kidi -ey an
Hladder trouble. Yoirn'eniil nboutd
lake »'inethiiig \ *i ' ' that you
snow is rsllshle, «■ met tune like IV
A ill's Kidney ami Uladuer I ids
They are unequaied for weak back.
backache, inflammation of tn« bind
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der, rheomntic pain#, etc. \\ hon yo-i
,Hk for DtWIU'a Kidney and Bladdn
Pill**, be Hure and get them, i hey are
antiseptic, Accept no substitutes; in
Hist upon gplting the right kind,
Sold by E. J. Ward Drug more.
THIRTY-TWO KILLED
AND FIFTY INJURED
Tixis, May 31.-A
tornn Io f irr» a* fury struct the Ut
tir village of V. plivr. in ti e eastern
p rtion ..1 B.owu county, at 1 o'clock
Sunday and left a path of death and
Instruction seldom parallel d.
•«»•«Mi U«f has reached
and he number i f so: : usl v und fn !
tally wonnd**d w.H n i h 60. A sc
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a total of
ire more or lest n j**.r. d.
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Then 's some ni r.al dlsi use pc s
ent when ti e sight ot nt.other'shap
pimss gives us pain.
to
DeWltl's little Early Riser», the
beat known pills und the lust pills,
made, are eaay to lake and ael gently
and are certain. We sell and recom
mend them, K. J. Ward City Drug
Store.
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FROM SANDFRSVil LE.
The Statesinan.
When the time to run for t tliee
ami to eanvii**!* the e* untry
iiroan «mil- •* m di-Uta ring the f *i s
of the candidate-, ami what w .rtn
hands.-akiiig be»ie their feelings
and what fur promises tue made
,u ' 1 1 " '" nd,rlv u ,1 " v
.1, ut the welfare of lie .. ir wife
not darling cherubs. how ihe
, ion day arrivi-sai i u kind.
! affable and Irvn c candidates are
elected sun then they cau't see the
dear voter over their shirt collars
« 11 to the legislative halls or ihe
various i ftlci » they go, and when
thev n <'t there they have the odor of
a sweet smelling irourd vino about
ttiein, au. I all tried and true men
ur.i up their non « wlu-u oue of
I t sl .ii smen «;>!>■ ar
ion tuo arena "lairabiled ulu" I Ins
r usa of men ought to hire out to
boiler coal in some
order to evade lb. ic»-, l.uler.
If you tickle Ibis fellows hi nd
with a ti n dollar bill you lave loin
dea 1 sure on your side, unitss si tue
, 1U - dvs more tlckll s• (1 11 111 'Kl
Iier hunted m the broad daylight
w| , h i Rnterl) , tu flail aa honeat
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man. Jt he tftiuuld hunt among these
n
»tUe-ineu, he would tail to
,l:u i
1 Loro ar*.* raauv loyal statesnieu
iu Mississippi and other states, v.z ;
McLaurln, li rd, Vardamun et al.
»hu greve has swollowcd Damai
George Wulthall ot. ub, but they
still livo iu our heurts. We love
Aud honor those mon w bon alive
hat
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irk ai.ey.
Hi
uud present to them iiiobf beuutilul
lioqueio. The names of huoli men
I s Jeff Davis, Uutr tiaorg« Wal
thall et. al. wul uev.r bo forgotten
und all true amt brave Southern
men sud women will ever cherish
Ilia f^ve.niory of suuh uien, andi^
lèuuh^their children to minor ihetr
deeds and names fur they are the
ones most loved ol ell, and they are
the brightest stars in the world ol
statesmen
The man seeks the office now, and
if tu the push he is elected things
are reversed anil the bottom rail is
now on top. M» rtt does not win In
there days of grace, folks are now
called "the top • >1 the pot" who
were not allowed in i ur homes in
of
Coffins and Caskets
And
Burial Robes
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Coffins. Caskets
And
Burial Robes
F. 0. PIKER,
. Miss.
EUisville,
What Shall We Eat?
What »hall w v I lit A twitlin n
*t> lll-I 11-» - -t>. -ViT<* 4 tti.it sp- |
pomlieitis is oatiisi'il by uating broad 1
mal" fri ni t;u> high-grade jiateut
tii'.Ii r bltyiched tl mr. Another un >1
uyil nut hoi it v dtvlari*» t tint wo will
noon txv >nn> a nation of onnsunip- !
tivi"* sit on aooount of miIdk b,*<*f. j
butter amt milk fron* minais *ffi:<>- |
ted with lut)*>rculoni- and now a ta |
tul - i.iladv, something like cholera, ;
lias broken out in the southern part
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of the state, which the phyrictans
declare results lroui "ating corn
bread „ It this thing ki ej>s up we
will lie compelled to return to the
custom of Hibhoal days when the
people lived on tlsb, fruit and wine.
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The Old School Exhibition.
.lust as the warmer season comes
He pulls himself together—
The boy he
deck."
And never minds the weather
On piney platforms, high mid lo
We sis* him rise and shine ;
He tells ns of the soldier brave
"From Dingen on tin* Ithlno"
And the little girl In onillco,
Willi cheeks like roses bright,
Informs us of the curfew.
That ''Khalluot ring tonight,"
mounts "the burning
at
And as we Sit and listen,
The tides of Memory How.
Perhaps you were that boy that
girl,
Homo forty years ago !
Krank I,. Hlanton.
anlc-bollutn days. »)ur
"' pr ' , ,noru tespootod in those
fora the war" tunes than a saloon
kH, 'P r,r * now the saloon man rules
the roast. The move Is ou toot to
andi^ "k« «IÜ1 "ka and we pray for
louio SyAs olfy.
A f* 16 l,r( l B r of the day is "get mon.
f y ; steal It, olioat your neighbors
lor it, swindle the widows and or
phans. 1 like to have said cheat
yonr friends, hut such a thing as a
friend ia non est. Bo careful of
your tnonoy boys, be narofol of
your money, for von will find tt
true, that friends are few whenever
you are scarce of a dollar or two,
VETERAN
negroes
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NATURE TELLS
YOU.
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A* many an EUisville Reader
Know« Too Well.
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When the k'.dnevs are sti U
Nature tells yon about tt.
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1 he urine i- nature s e bet dar.
Infrequent nr ti>o trrquent action
Any urinary trouble tells of kid
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llt'V ills,
Doan's Kidney Pills eure nil ki I
nev ills.
KHlsvlllo people testify to this.
\Y. J. Jackson, Klitsvllle, Miss ,
says. "1 was helped greatly by
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Do« n 's Kidney Pills and am glad,
pi let others knewof tny i xpeiietiee,
The (list symptom of k.dtiey In my
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war n tliill pain tn tb*»«» niu iII
of mv back, soon fol.owul by an ir |
regularity in the passages of the
kidney sécrétions. I snllerial from
these annoyances for nearly a year,
at the end of which time I had the
good forlutie lo hour of Doan's Kid
ney Pills 1 procurod a Ih,.\ at K .1
Ward s drug store and found them
to lie just what inysystem reouirisl.
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Iti a short I begun to improve anil
wfts soon well enough to discontinue
the usixi of the remedy.
For sale by all dealers Price.'me
Foster-Mtlburn Co., Hulialo, New
York, sole agents I - *r the I ititisl
States.
It'member the name Doan's
I ml take no other.
a
Notice To Creditor».
vy lieir«» Iclter» ot iidmlidHtrtion
having Keen grinded on the '2Hlh day
of April A. I). I huh by the
CHANCERY COURT -
tufty
ot the Jst T)l»^rirt i ot Jones |*o
Mississippi, to Iba ander* Igned i
the estate of )obn Wesley Chsmhers
deceased. Notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against ssbl
estate lo present the same to the Clerk
of said court for probate and registra
tion according to law, within one year
from lids dale or they will lie forever
upon
This April 2Hih lHOd
Mus. 1.1/7.11-. I). C lIA'IHKIlS,
Ad mldlstrslr'x
barred.
Hardy A Arnold,
Hidlcitora.
Hon. fl. II. Alford, ooinmlssioner
of Agrlcultaie for Ulaiboene county,
says that "a Mississippi farmer
ought to 1st ashamisl to haul com,
hay, oats, bacon, lard, or any other
product that he can produce, out > f
town." All farmers who buy corn
and meat, or other feed rtufTs from
the west, never get rich or Inde
pendent, It Is a suicidal policy to
say the least of It.
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Try Our "Kola
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CALDWELL BROTHERS*
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PROPRIETORS OF
EUisville Ice and Bottling Works.
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We Manufacture and Sell Ice, All
Kinds of Soft Drinks.
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Full Line of Feed Stuff
Try our Tip Top cow feed
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And we deliver promptly.
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EUisville,
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Phone 20.
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1 ho Whiskey Bar
■ - i. ;i l - nii'Uiio « oui!«* 1 a 1* ir.
t hat is true
A bm to hoavi n , a d-'-ir to hall.
W 1, vor n inn*,1 tt, named it well.
A bar to ntatiliiie-- amt wealth,
A itixir to
u.t and hr"kr'ii health.
A bar to honor, prilo and fame,
A d *r t » sin, grief and shame
A liar to hope, a liar to prayer,
A door to darkness and ilei[i*!r.
i A bar to honored, useful Ills;
A door to hrawhng,
strife
A Imr to all that's true and brave,
A door to every drunkard's grave.
A bar to joys that home Popart» ,
A door to tears and aching hi arts,
i V Dir to heaven, a door to bell :
Whoever ti allied it, namt*d it well,
«■•use ess
Children
peeiAll) like killlied >|
I.axailvr Cough Sirup as it tantes
'"'«'>■ »« K<»od «. ...apis sugar.. It
: uot only heals irrltmion anti alia)«
i h ( Ik tu m t iti n, tht«r«'l)> Atopping thn
| , butll moVP , , ll0 bo(|l „
gently ami and In that way drivas the
cold from tbs ayitein. It eontalos no
opiates. Hold by K. J. Ward City
Drug Store
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I lie hoard of mayor and alderman
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of Hrookhavnn lias adopted an orili
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naliiai reou r ng t lie polna) to kill «V
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e-y dog lour,d roaming tin* street«
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without a tnuz/le, and the mayor
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I. is issued a proclamation giving no.
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IK" and lair wnrniiig. llils action
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has been taken Imeuase of the up
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peiiranee of mad dogs, anil Is a very
wise precaution. The dogs in Kilts—
ville are allowed to roam the streets
; without even a tag, someMmos Isi
I mg a do/, n or more on tim »UeeW at
jonc time. If tlm people tiuy tags
they do not put tliem on tlinlr doga.
All dogs (HWiniUod to run at large
sliuulj^^yijjr Kjnu/./.le as well aa a
U.. •• • f.enlou. q without then»
, should he killed
to
r^apmr aan ttarar rvrf
A n«w
creditability represent a town whoa«
business men do not advertise. He
may Howl htuiMilf hoarse bragging
about the vim, energy and enter
prise of his town, hut if ble declara
tion» are not bucked up by a liberal
amount of advertising by the busl
ness men of the town, the world
1 will be f low to take his statements
a» true If lakes more Ilian the un
supported Ustimoiiy of the local
uoWHpa|»er mart to prove to the
world that his town is the financial
center, the liutdnnsa center, the
beet market, and Ihe liest place on
earth to buy good* ; bis evidence
needs no ooroboratlon.—Hoott Conn
oy Register,
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ft so often happens that by the
tune one is well oil lu this world he
it well on toward the next.