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OKOLONA, MISS., APRIL?! 10, 1907
Announcements
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a MIE MESSENGER is authorized to An
nounce the following as candidates for
be respective offices of Chickasaw County,
ubject to the ensuin? Democratic primaries.
For the Legislature
OAPT. FRANK BURKITT
For Sheriff.
G. W. BEAN
ELLIOTT PARKER.
For Chancery Clerk
JOHN W. HILL
T. W. HAMILTON
Circuit Clerk.
I. V. ABKRNETHY
JOEL. DAVIS
CURT IVY
For Tax Assessor
J. W. B. WELDON
JOE T. GRIFFIN
J E. DENDY
E. H. CHENAULT
FOR TREASURER
W. A. WILKINSON
For.Supervisor Heat
J. H. STONE
Capt. W. G. Stovail, of Okolona was
a recent Greenwood visitor. Capt.
Btovall is a prominent candidate for
railroad Comlssioner from this district.
In his race for Commissioner four years
ago be carried Leflore by a handsome
majority. If elected he will make the
people a faithful and capable officer.
Greenwood Commonwealth.
Mr. E. H. Chenault, a promising
young farmer cf this county who was
born t and raised her", in this i-eue
announces binnelf a a candidate for
Tx Astteesor subject to the action cf
the primary in August. Mr. Cbenault
ishoold be thoroughly conversant with
ihe needs of our people and the duties
of the oflce he wishes to ascnme and
if elected will serve efficiently and
with characteristic zeal and fidelity.
We have two cars of buggies, surrles
runabouts and pleasure vehicles at
lowest prices and suitable terms at
Parohhan Bros.
The Toting Ladies Aid Society of the
Methsdiat oburoh will give a strawberry
social at the Keeney building from. 4
to 10 p. m. Wednesday.
Miss Lottie Rubel entertaince a few
young lady friends last Thursday night
at whist. Painty refreshments were
served.
Chickens come home to roost: The
most eminent surgeon in Germany
has just died from the effect of ao
operation.
A western woman has solved
the problem of bow to know where
her husband Is nights she carries bis
ashes aroand in a hand b g.
The president was very prompt in
answering Ponltney Bigelow and eng
ineer Wallace but seems to be at a loss
for words in answer to Oliver or Bur
ton.
One of oar business men deolares
that there are few things so tantaliz
ing to a man than to go home with
something on bis mind he wants to
scold about, and find company there
and be obliged to act agreeably.
Here's one for the farmers: The
hog that he raised and fed for a year
goes into the packing house at 6 oent?.
After the packers have warmed him
over into bacon, he conies bick to his
old friend, the farmer, at 16 cents or
better. Who's the bog?
President Roosevelt Is getting a
flood of letters offering assistance in
any effort he may make to "soak" that
conspiracy of trnst magnates against
his policy in regard to the railroads
but It is noticeable that tbey are all
from those that have nothing but a
vote to help witb and tbey generally
throw that away under some fool party
leader.
The Impetus given to the grain ex
portation at Odessa, Russia, has ne
cessitated improved methods for hand
ling this commodity, and the system
Inaugurated is that of floating eleva
tors, the number of which is on the
Increase.
Each elevator can hapdle about
630 tons per day in loading foreign
bound steamships.
The charge is 25 cents per ton,
about one-half the cost of the work
when done by hand.
Presbyterian Dots.
The Presbyterians appreciate very
hgihly the sympathy and support of
the christian community during the
revival meeting jast closed.
Dr. H Sdenstrlcker the revival 1st
is the pastor of the West Point chnrch.
His visit to Okolona will long be re
membered with delight.
During the meeting the following
persons werd received into the Pres
byterian church on profession of faith!
Mrs. Ortgeir, Mrs. Normie Ellis;
Hisses Gladys Sadler, Olara Henson,
Lounnie Sutton, Mary Spradley and
Messrs. Dowd McOnriey and Howie
Gideon. , ' : i
During the month the following
have also been received ou confession
of faith: Mary Ortgier, Bertha Ort
gler, Louise Marable and Jennie
Martin and Messrs. Henry Dabmer,
Gilbert Morrison and Lnosford Hodges.
GROCERIES:
Quality, Variety and
Seasonable Prices is the
foundation that I am
building on. Every lit
tle order you give me
helps in the building.
Remember Fish days Tues. acd Fridays
V. P. CONKER.
! PianoTuningi
Mr. Daniel Bernheisel
Sunday next Is communion day .
The Prepaitory service will be held
Wednesday eveuing at 7 :30. All mem
bers of the church are urged to be
present.
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Sewing machines, fiS.OO and up.
Cash or credit at
Parchman Bros.
As will be seen by bis announcement
In this week's paper Mr. J. T. Deudy
is a candidate to succeed himself us
Tax Assessor 1l the democratic prim
ary in August. Hs has already served
four years in a most acceptable man
ner, and so one who knows Mr. Den
dy doubt that, if uleoted, be will make
the connty a most honest and faithful
Assessor. He Is an old Confederate
soldier, with a flue record and i will
ing to stand or fall on tb record of
his life, either in office or on t.
On some politicians unney has the
same effect hot weather bas on eggs.
.Tupelo, Miss., Tuner for Skipper and
i,awrason, respectfully solicits your
work in his line. Let me tune your
piano one time and you will let me uo
it every time thereafter. Addres or
telephone me at Tupelo and I will be
there on time.
Before you bay a cultivator be sure
yon lire getting the best. See our line
and terms before bnving elsewhere.
Parchman Bros.
First published in Messenger April 8 1907
EXECUTORS NOTICE
WHEREAS letters testamentary of the es
tate of Dr J. T. Murdoch' deceased, was
Issued to the unders.Kned by the Obanoery
Court, Second District of Chickasaw county,
Mississippi, during vaoatlon, also by virtue of
the will; al persons having claims against said
estate, must present same to the undersigned,
or be probated by the clerk of said Court
within one year or the claim will be forever
barred.
Wltnexsmy signature this the 2nd day of
April, 1907.
8. G. SADLER, Executor.
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t, ALL DRUGCISTSi 600. AND $I.OO. ,
Just Arrived:
A Fine Line of
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Everyone a Bargain
WANTED
AH the Chickens, Eggs and
Poultry we can get
Highest cash market price always paid
Davis & Smith
Up.
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THE BEST barbers
and the best facilities
for giving you health
and happiness in
bathing, shaving, sham
pooing, haircutting,and
massaging line. All are
white barbers and the
best to be employed.
KING & SMITH
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is used by successful poultry keepers, not becanse of Its low cost (there
are cheaper roofings), but because REX FLINTKOTE ROOFING alone
gives the adequate protection from damp and extremes of heat and
cold, essential to profitable poultry-raising.
The same properties that make this roofing the belt for the pro
tection of delicate, younS chiokens make it the best for the protection
of valuable machinery and material in factories and mills, grain in
barns' and warehouses, and furnishings in residences.
REX FLINTKOTE ROOFING is used on almost every sort of
building from small poultry bouses to enormous railroad terminals.
We Want to Interest You In It
Write or Call on Us.
Hawkins and Hodges i
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