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Everybody, That’s'Anybody, Reads The Jacksonian. They May Not Take It, But They Borrow Their Neighbor’s VOLUME 26. MRS. J. E. HANNA VISITS IN MONTGOMERY THIS WEEK. 1 -- - Mrs. J. E. Hanna is spending this Wiek in Montgomery Ala. a* the hon ored guest of the “Joint Convention of the Southern Music teachers’ As sociation” and the “Alabama State Music Teachers’ Association.” June the 12th and 14th they Qi >ld a music festival vn the city of Montgomery and Mrs. Hanna, besides being an honored guest, will play the violin in the program of the oc casion. MRS. LULA DUKE ENTERTAINS MR. .AND MRS. J. R. WRIGHT. ! • ' Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wright went down to Flovilla Wednesday after noon and were entertained at tea that evening by Mrs. Lula Duke at her cozy little cottage, Mrs. Duke is no ted for her skill in the culinary art and a giimpse at her beautiful flower garden, lovely potted plants, and fine vegetables is an evidence of her suc cess in those lines as well. ACCIDENT iTPEPPERTON MILLS CAUSE SHUT DOWN. Pepperton Cotton Mills are stop ped because of a break down about the engine. Some days will probably elapse before repairs can be made and everything put in operation a gain. On the great Orsk gold field in Si beria all may dig free of charge, but they must sell their gold at a fixed rate to the proprietors. A. Q. TAYLOR, Ik ;> . / Livery Feed and Sale Stable. • •• " ■ LIVERY NICE TURNOUTS Yl at 4 RI P A - Q * TAYLOR’S ■ \ Z’3?' . Best Service, * T I ffc ) Fast Steeds, \ m - ’ V Easy Buggies, * * y In Tact the Best place to Bet ttlhat Vo Olartt to Craoel (Uitb, lurreys, And Best of all. ieet all Trains Reasonable Prices. U ‘ * "r—— ■ m i 4H ilassi: \ Jackson 6a. THE JACKSONIAN. The Jumping-Jack Mayor. JACKSON, GEORGIA. FRIDAY, June 14th 1907. ALL DAY SINGING AT FINCH ERVILLESTH SUNDAY IN JUNE. We are requested to announce that there will be an all day singing at FincherYille on sth Sunday in June, and as a consequence there will bend singing on 3rd Sunday afternoon as was the program. Everyone is expected to carry a fried chicken and some cake to help feed the crowd. C. D. GUNN MADE SUPERIN TENDENT OF COTTON MILLS. Some important changes have been ma.de in the management of Pepper* ton Cotton Mills. Mr. Allen former superintendent goes away, and Mr. C. B. Gunn is promoted to the super ship. Mr. Gunn has lived here several years and belDg well acquainted with the operatives is expeoted to prove to be the right man in the right place. “Johnny, do you know where those pills arc that were on my closet shelf?” “Yes, nia. I took them.” “You took them. What do you mean? How many did you take?” “I didn’t take any. j I gave them to sister to take, but nurse took them away from her, so she didn’t take any.” Probably the most curious Bible class In the west of England is that of deaf mutes which meets near Chalford, Gloucestershire. All the members are deprived of their souses of hearing and speech and have to communicate and “talk” to each other by means of the deuf unite alphabet. NUMBER 24