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The Chickasaw messenger., February 02, 1888, Image 6
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RATES OF
Advertising.
i ne R'iHsri. on igfrtin II. So
4.try .uh.rqiirni iiotrtion .l
on s-nisr will oni:ihi inn luiii'lred
Wttrtl i. l (if I'ilH 11'. tllll. I-Ollllllll
s.lven i-tc mi m will be rliHr-rd ( ii 'i r rt in
etr. Ad erti.finen's lo api'tur ri-;tsl-v.j
matter In Iti Im.l ru'.niiiii will !
.li.'knl tltm.-r t if alt.ivr r.ili .
I I it'tl'f tti llft'l lls'tM nii a't-t t i t -!.
nl surn t it's ui!li'ird wtitn.ut i 'inrt'.
iil'itil.tri n. in, t -s t . t t ,i:n- ! 11 lin i i,.o;.'
i J li'T ill h'r.il ;n.vt m-uu 1'itl' s l'lu-ins
j r loir.
J! mini an, Jan. -'!, 1
11 1,1 r .l'v .,:
We 1 i'ii i' 11 tTi at foino lii-rsoii or
jKisciiis ln'io uie trying to Iniy
lrom tln St.'ilo, tli hin.N Ih'Iuii:;
ini; to tlic Knt M i - i v i j . j .i I njni
.Asylum, ami lire trying to j;i't a
bill jiasM'l by the iri'soiit l.eisia
tnro to tliat i llVt t. I hoard one
man say In- wmibl irive l.Oi'O for
10 acres of it. Wl.at i-la-s ol men
compose tlie State proper' Is it
not the citizens, irreat inn! small!
Wo tbink s), viewed from the
jiroper standpoint, but viewcl lrom
the jmint where some men would
desire to stand, the Stale wmibl be
composed of land liooimnir speeif
lators, (s ndicate.-) as they would
bo styled. The Asylum is an in
stitution, not only lor a lite time,
.
-'' -1
ljut lor nil tune to come
ijuently, let the hind ludoiioin.' to
the institution, still be a part and
parcel of it, as lonr iif it is kept up
as an Asylum. AVe think it hih
timo that some check be made
against
all land monopolies and i
ovcriiinent manipulators, State j But Green s August Flower has
and National. Let every foot of done a wonderful work in retorm-
tho public domain both State ami j !" l'"8 "?J nin 'id maki,,K
T .' , , , , , I the American people so healthy
-National, be reserved as homes fori tIiattll(,y t.1(n iM,jov t)cir mnjs
the homeless, and for all public j and be happy.
benefits, such astho one above and j JJeineinber: Xo happiness with
others of n jdiblic nature. V0 out health, lint Green's August
, .! .. -n , i . .-, . Flower brings health and happi
hopo the matter will not bo hastily : . , .. . , 11
1 i ness to the dyspeptic. Ask your
but properly considered, and the ; (!rnist for" a bottle. S. viity
interests of the State guarded by ! five cents. July 27, 'S7, ly.
our faithful Jicprcser.latives, :
airainst the cMnnin schemes de-l
yiseil by home greedy speculator,)
or rinir who would, F.saw like, sell j Over L'OuO women, most of them
the birthrifiht of the Moses ot the handsomo and well dressed, occu
lieople for a mess of potae. The I pied seats in Priest of I'alas Hall
40 iu res of land bcloHjjtni; to the
Asylum is the most valuable jiart
of the section, for cultivation, for
a stock and fish pond, and iniht in
process of time properly utilized,
almost make the institution self
sustaining. We have conversed
with a good many men about the
matter and find very few who wish
or advocate the sale. Their views
may be correct, but let the matter
be freely discussed. Selling 40
acres of the Asylum land would be
discommoding the public generally
to accommodate, may be one man,
or a few, and would bo class legis
lation and contrary to democratic
principles and nsuages. Class leg
islation has already , ruined the
massos of the people of Mississippi
and ought, and we hope will be
stoped. In conclusion, we hope at
all evcuts the matter will be duly
and properly considered before
any action is taken. Let the peo
ple be heard.
Wai.tfr.
P. S. If the State is involvod in
debt and it becomes necessary to
sell isome of the lands, better sell
Lowry Island than the Asylum
lands. W.
rr t t iiaiioniotiM.
W. P. Suit, Druggist, liippus,
ml., ''I can recommend Electric
Bitters as the verv best remedy.
Kvcrj- bottle sold has given relief
in every' case. One man took six
bottles, and was cured of .Rheuma
tism of 10 years standing. Abra
ham Hare, druggist, Bcllville, O.,
aflirms: "The he. t selling modi
cine I have ever handled in my 20
years' experience, is Electric. Bit
ters. " Thousands of others have
w!.l,.,t ll.nlt. faLlitnnill' u f ll O tttn
B.-.V. ,
verdict is unanimous that Electric
Bitters do cure nil diseases of the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only
a half dollar a bottle at II. II.
Moore k Co's drug store.
TVomcn, Delays are Henueroiis!
lladamo Revere' Female Pills
for Women never fail to always
give speedy and certain relief.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
returned. Rent by mail, securely
sealed, in plain warpper, for One
Dollar: three boxes for Two Dol
lars. Particulars in letter for four
cents in postage stamps. Address
Mr. E. iievere, Jiox 283, Jeraey
City, X. Jn 1, '88-ly.
VKTOKH THK Hil l..
Gov. Lowry, of Miwitsippi ia re
luctant to relinquish ti is crown and
scepter. He ban Totoed the bill
calling a constitutional convention,
which was passed a few days a;o
bv the practically unanimous vote
of a democratic Legislature. Th
reasons why a uew constitution is
desired y the people of Mississip
pi were stated at length in tig Av
alanche ot yesterday morning.
I hat constitution at present t;ives i
the Governor more power tlinn is
in keeping with our republican
form of government. It brinffs
the executive and the judiciary too
close together, making the one de
pendent upon the other. It has,
beside", h number of objectionable
features, born of carpetbag rule, ol
i which the. people anxiously ile.-ire
j to rid themselves. 'ut there are
j other things not written in the con
i stitution which the jieople are ul
! most einal!y anxious to be reliev
ed. ( )ne o( them is the Governor
himself. Memphis Avalanche.
In Itrlef, Ami to th Point.
lyspcisia is dreadful. li.-or-
ilereit liver is misery. Indiges
tion is a foe to flood nature.
I The human digestive apparatus
is one ol the most complicate i and
- I ..i.i'ti l .I,:...,. ;.. 1 1
tyiitii i mi i it 1 1 1 t in t .ti.uinv. j i
is easily put out of order.
Greasy food, totish lood, sloiiiiy
food, bad cookery, mental worry,
late hours, irregular habits, and
many other things which ought
not to be. have made the Amcri-
. an neoide a nation of ilvsm ntii a.
HOW llll) II K I'IMl ITOI T?
this lnorninsj when Sam Jones
mounted tno pliitform. His ser
mon was especially intended for
wives, and those desirous of secur
ing good advice were present in
full force.
Among other things Jones said:
"How you twist and squeeze
your lody to please society. I
never heard of a woman that did
not have corns. If thcra is one
here I would like to have her pic
ture."
Here a modest-looking younjr
woman on a front seat rose up, and
amid a storm' of applauso from her
sisters, stated that sho did not have
corns.
For once the only Sam Jones
was outdoi.e. He colored and
looked as cheap as it is possible
for a man to look. After rubbing
his face a moment, he recovered
kimsalf and said:
"Well, thank (Jod, in forty years
of observation I have found one
woman who does not have -corns.
I will be much obliged if she will
furnish me with her picture."
Then he looked as though he
was doubtful whether he had said
the right thing or not Kansas
City Special to A.vtlanche.
Tho usual treatment of catanh
is very unsatisfactory, as thous
ands ot despairing patients can
testify. On this point a trustwor
thy medical writer says: '-Proper
local treatment is postively neces
sary to success, but many, if not
most of the remedies in general
use by physicians afford but tem
porary benefit. A cure certainly
"j-u ;.o..i miuun,
powers, douches and washes."
Ely's Cream Balm is a remedy
which combines the important re
quisites of quick action, specific
curative power with perfect safety
and pleasantness to the patient.
BANK of OKOLONA
r T. W. WILLUM8, Hr.it
L J. WILLIAMS Tiet-Pinl.
' OREENWOOULIOO.t.Ci'h.
Transacts a Gerrrrl Banking
15u?:aess.
CORRESPONDANCE SOLICITS
ri',' ', , :.Z-' c -",". .7 " f ; -"''I
v'" j ; P '.''''.'' ' ; ;' -' I. , x i
-...!. .. ... i,..--..v - -"4 - .. - .. i .,.: j, j
TIn;;aihov(5jcut lvpniscnls our .o. "2 Hcil Koom
$uit, finished in rltcrrv or walnut, which is now ready
to deliver to our customers at the very low price of
$JM.OO. The dress :Iass swings on Friction Hinges,
The upper drawer is finished with Fortition divisions
and covers. Fortorlet articles, this is tin; hest suit on
earth for the money.
E. W. Chandler
1v m
(OI.U oTAND OF
TRICE AcCO.)
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
AND EVEItY-TniMOrosnALXYIKEPT-.m A TIRST CLASS STORE-
".NEW.". G OODSi TcONSTANTLyI " liECEIVED
Qualit) unsurpassed. Trices moderate. Tolite and accommodating salesmen.
Call and examine before purchasing.
JLO-ZETn'TS FOB:
The Coihiboi. Senso Engines; Bookwalter Engines; Improved Windship Cotton Gin; lmproied Oid'clt Gin
Reapers and Mowers; Biown's Imrroved Cultivators; Globe Cotton and Com Tlantei; Milburn Wagons.
L S.ELLIOTT.
(SuocMtor "Elliot k Bao,)
LIQOUR DEALER
OKOLONA. MISS.
Keep K'Ditantlj ns bat 4 ft rci )t-1
IMUtof
LIQUORS OF ALL GRADES
WHISKIES.
BRANDIES.
WINES,
LAGER BKER.
ALK .PORTEK. Tt
Wbi.h I tm prepared t Mil apoa
tibrsltrin.
HT 1 lo kp iu plr ol tb lillC
nn oallsll fobnd.
F S KLLIOTT.
The cheapest, medium and most
elegant trimmed HaU and EonneU
to suit all prieei at M n.'Garinon
MEWS
rn"5
1 ricat3
JL.
DKAIililtH
We'oflei . hea-y stock ol. Fruit Trees, consiting oi Apples, Tear
Peaches, Plums, Apricots, Figs, etc., GiaveVires, S'rawbeny and
Raisberry plants. Also a
CHOICE SELECTION. OF
r4
Nov. 18 '86
MILKS.
Jnst received two cars of young
Tennesa rnnlei. Prices low.
R. W. Cbakdler & Co.
a 5
so
r.
CoiueL'cial :uild
Okolona, iiiiss.
Aft Wor 'v
" I j. ...
t
-1 'r
I '.3
J!o.es, JEvergetns and other Orriaraeiitu'
Stock. Prices very low and Stock of highest
quality. For catalogue or inforrration.
ddress
GAINES DOLES ft ((.
Fsachwootf Itossriss,
STATE LiriE,MISSr
Think of it! Old Kentucky
Bonrbon whisky, only 11.50 per
gallon at the Monaban Saloon.
ARE YOU COINC
j TO KANSAS MlOSirsKI, COLO
I RADU NEUft.K. OREGON
CALlKHiMA
Or any p.iint in the West or Norlli
wi s'? If so jou will (ifteiir-e ih to
be iiifurr.itd ato the cheapest, short
i e-t iinl lU'i-t li-asiut r.iute. You wil
I i-h to j urcli i -e y-cir m Li t ia the
rou'ethat will subjeetynu to no delay
and I) which through trains are run.
I'.t fnri; Ton tart jo oubl pmvideJ
V"tme'f w:-h a n ap ol tl.i- Ktnnl
, Ci'y Rojte ! K .n.is City, Spri;j;fie!d
A: M n p.iis !!. !.) ()e !.!) route
from the Sutrh to the West. The
line runs its i mire train-. i:h Pu!!
i 1 11 Palace SIih ping Cars, freo Ib-clir.-t
nj Chair Cars and ch'L'ant I v ('iinuh
1 es I'ri'in Memphis to Knn-a- City, sav
; inir niiiny hours' time otit any other
' route
For emiirr.m! from the S.nuh to Or-2-n,
iV.hinn.n and the Far West,
hisMute is espi-eially d-ir.ihle a cm-
irranti tieki lb are by thi. route carried
in fir.-t-e'.iss cirs on fu-i class trains,
t'lo'e count-ctinns are mnje at I'ninn
j l'cp.it, Kansas City, with overland
'routes, carrying flee emigrant sleep.
uvj cats through to Portland, Oregon,
i Thus pasengcrs by this mm.- have
but one rbanj;e of ers, Menij.ids ti
! Portland In-gon. W hen you go UVt
! V"U will save tm.e ar.d r.mri'jy hy rmr.
cha-mg jour ticket via M.-mjihii. and
the Kan-as City I'mite. S'nd for a
!ar;-e map of this sln.i t rutite. Send
for a copy of the '-Mi.vouri and Kan
sas Farmer," an eiirht-paye illu.-tratra
p-ipcr, jiivinj full and r,hahle inlorma
! tion in relation to those two (.Teat Mate.
mailed free. Address
! (' llenni.-U, I: !) Mt...
Tit Uet At; t '1 upulo Mi1-. Ti, ; .-t A'.-nt
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Tii Set Ai.'tT,', Holly S ri' r--, Mi-.
i I II .. Jams ' O Filli.
S 1' A M jiii4 Ins. T.n. I .en l A jj-nt.
M'--tni'!iis 1 enn
QJbt Cimes-jQcmocnt.
i
IS the lc-t ncu
lilt- mill.
..per pulilM-cJ in
II,-, . u-c:
l anil? eJ!-.oii..!s it 1.1 tin- pn. cf
a. t i ! j I i -1 1 ii virntrs m;il Willi tl.e
i;rcat ;oh1 live issues nl tht dav.
lis comjil-.te tcit-i ;iiil lit beiviie, es
peciailv its ouMicrn neiviie, liai
rc:u heil a poii.l ol perlet'tm n..''-r be
tort attained bv an juio nai uiblc hed in
this sectinn; and n duv Ibe 'l'l.MKfi
J)KMoiar landn .breast wi:h the
leading papers of tin t'nited States.
Its tonimcrcial and market report,
are carefully prepared and can be relied
upon for accuracy and completeness.
iThe Sunday edition (12 to 16 pagct)
has in addition to the news and other
material contained In the daily, column,
of original and contributed readir.sj
matter carefully selected, e,iwn the
latest events in the world mind of
Fashion and of Society.
A special feature is its unsurpn-seJ
translations of the ciioicest litera.uii.
to be found in the foreign press.
The Weellj Tiles-Democrat
embrace, the best feature, of the Daily
and Sunday editicps with an additional
department devoted to agricullura. a
best suited to the South.
The rates of .ubscription are:
Daily and Sunday, per annum . $ia 00
Sunday only .- too
WtKKI.Y I ro
Sample copies, free.
All remittance, should be made by
registered letter or Post Office money
order to
The Times-Democrat Publish'g Co.,
New Orleans, La.
One cony of the Times-Democrat
sent free for one year to any one ge
ln ud a club of tour subscriber..
toc asif ncetsrninfc A
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tarVft have depoaited with W
T. Adaii a lot of fin barn ens and
bridla leather for aale. Farm era
who need lonothiDg of the kio4
will do well to call on him.
TeaWAi A BcaajtT.

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