Okolona messenger., September 18, 1907, Image 8

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t'hen.eiUs from reputuble business men tind
firms ut 26 cents per inckeacb Irmeriion. and
wtltubH reudinu notlwa. or loealn. at. 10
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ne each additional insertion. It cuts are
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NOT1CKS of murnaffes, deaths,lodt;e socials,
eliurelj or oilier entertainments, are admit
ted free, If limited to 10 linos. A 1! in excess
of 10 lines must be paid for at 10 eents per
in e, eusli for same to aeoompany ttie copy.
All ie;:tl notiees ut letrul rates, puyuule be
tote i.li davit of publien linn is tl.ed.
OKOlONA MISS.. SEPTll. 1907
FOR HAPPY MARRIED LIFE.
Gcod Manners Go Far to Preserve
Peace and Concord.
A groat many prorle seem to fit ink
that the marriage ceremony absolves
tli em from all further courtesies a tut
attentions i to the person whom they
have wed. After that they are always
in ne.'jiitree, both as to manners and
elethi'H, when they are at hoi.it?. This
is a fatal mistake, Peeause a woman
is married is no excuse for her ;r:i':il
untidily about the house, and telling
her husband home truths that hurt his
vanity, because a woman is his wife
gives a man no right to say tbi r- to
her he would not dare to say to a 'y
other lady who possessed a his, able
bodied brother. Good manners are the
preservation of peace and concord,
and are warranted to keep happiness
in any climate. The problem of how
to be happy though married is really
no problem at all. No mystery should
ever have been made of it. It is mere
ly fair dealing in fair partnership
giving the other party the privileges
and perquisites you assume for your
self, and allowing the person you love
as much consideration and civility as
you would show a stranger. New
York Weekly.
W. F. Tucker chapter U. D. G,
will give an ice cream supper on the
lot east of Bearden & King's. Friday
the 20th of Seplember. 5 to 11 p. m.
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There are four verses. Verse 1.
1 Ayer's Hair Vigor steps falling
hair. Verse 2. Ayer s Hair
Vigor makes the hair grow.
Verse 3. Aver's Hair Visor
cures dandruff. Verse 4.
Ayer's Hsir Visor jukes the
scalp healthy, andjk-.-ir-s it so.
It is a regular hatr-tood; tn.s
is the real secret of its won
derful success.
Tha best kind of a testimonial
"Sold for over sixty years."
Had by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. I
manunoturera 01
SARSAPARILU.
PILLS.
CHERRY PECTORAL.
ifers
$ WANTS. X
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LOST. U. D. C. pin. Reward
for return to this office.
FOR RENT All or part of resi
dence on Adams street.
J. J. K. EZELL.
FOR SALE 280 acres finest land in
county, 1-4 mile north of town.
T. M. Walton.
FOR RENT. Bed rooms, furnished
or unfurnished, and two rooms and
kitchen first floor Keeny building.
J. J. K. EZELL.
Two second hand top Buggies, good
as new, for sale at bargains one for
$17.50 and other at $22.50. See C.
C. Steinberger, at this office.
Children to Board.
WANTED Several small children
to board with me while going to school
here. At a reasonable rate and best
of care taken of them. .
Mrs. M. Tindall.
WANTED. Two hustling men who
can furnish their own horses until Oc
tober as salesmen and collectors for
Singer Sewing Machine Company at
Okolona and Houston, Miss. Address
Singer Sewing Machine Company,
Columbus, Miss., J. W. Clark, mana
ger. FOR SALE 10 acres bottom land,
bale to the acre, 1-4 miles from town,
also 40 acres East of Fishing Club
Lake, (now being built) 1-2 of it is
fine bottom, and good building site in
grove, and 8 acres between lake and
corporation line for $200.00, building
site near where the Club house will
be built, and 260 acres North of said
lake. Fine prairie and valley, in lots
to suit buyers. The last chance to get
any cheap land in sight of the college,
a few acres set in alphalfa will rent
from $3 to $10 per acre. It don't
cost anythintf to ask aboutSand see it.
Apply at once to J. M. Hey. Oko
lona. Miss.
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CHARIER
Of Woodland tSln Company.
I. ' The corporate title of this com
pany is Woodland Gin Company.
II. The names of the incorporators
are G. R. Houston, post office address
New York City, Stale of New York;
M. D. Landau, post office address
Vicksburg, Mississippi, and P. Rand,
post office address. New York City,
Stale of New York.
III. The domicile is in t lie town of
Dewey, Chickasaw county, Mississippi.
IV. The amount of capital stock is
Six Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
($0,500.00.)
V. The par value of shares is One
Hundred Dollars (S100.00) each. ,
VI. The period of existence is
fifty years.
VII. The purposes for which it is
i t . i i .,i
created are, awa it is nereoy autiiur-
ized and empowered, to rent, lease,
construct, own, operate and maintain
such mills, plants, factories, or estab-
ishments, as may be necessary, use
ful, proper or convenient for the man
ufacture of, to engage in the manufac
ture, and to buy, sell and deal in, for
cash or on credit, and to hold, and
store, cotton seed oil, cotton seed cake,
cotton seed meal, and any product or
article into w hich cotton seed or crt-
ton, or the product or products of either
i i i r , i I
or boin may oe manuctureu; to ouy,
sell and deal in for cash or on credit,
and to hold and store cotton seed; to
gin and clean cotton and cotton seed,
to compress and bale lint cotton into
bales or other shapes by mechanical
processes, and for such purposes to
own such real estate and to rent, lease,
construct, own, operate and maintain
such ginneries, presses, compresses or
other structures -js may be necessary
or convenient, and to buy, sell and deal
in and store cotton seed hulls, and
lint cotton (bales and unbaled), and,
further, to do all acts necessary or
convenient in the judgment of the offi
cers and directors of said corporation,
for the welfare and business of said
company.
VIII. The rights and powers that
may be exercised by this corporation
are those covered by the provisions of
Chapter 24 of the Mississippi Code
of 1906.
IX. The first meeting of persons
in interest may be held in the city of
Vicksburg, Warren county, Mississippi,
and notice of such meeting is hereby
dispensed with.
X. Any and all meetings of the
stockholders and directors of this com-
Danv mav be held at the domicile of
this conipany,,-or any other place in the
State of Mississippi, or elsewhere.
The palce of holding such stock
holders' and directors' meetings may
be fixed by such by-laws as may be
adopted by said company, or by the
holders of a majority in anount of the
stock of this company, but the place of
holding the meetings of directors may
from time to time also be fixed by said
board of directors.
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Al. 1 he stockholders ot tins com
nanv mav elect from their number a
board of directors, to consist of such a
ill
number, not less than three, as may
from time to time be fixed by a vote of
the holders of a majority of the capital
stock of said company.
XII. Witness our signatures this
the 9th day of September, 1907.
M. D. LANDAU,
P. RAND,
G. R. HOUSTON.
STATE OF NEW YORK, 1
County of New York. J
Personally appeared before me, the
undersigned, a notary public in and
for the city of New York and county
and state last aforesaid, the within
named G. R. Houston and P. Rand,
who acknowledged that they signed
and executed the foregoing instrument
on the day and year therein mentioned.
Given under my ha id and official
seal this 9th day of September, 1907.
ALPHONSE FRANCONI,
Seal. Notary Puolic.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
County of Warren., J
Personally appeared before me, the
undersigned, a notary public in and
for the city of Vicksburg, county and
sta.e last aforesaid, the within named
M. D. Landau, who acknowledged
that he signed and executed the fore
going instrurpent on the day and year
therein mentioned.
Given under my hand and official
seal this 13th day of September, 1907.
JNO. J. O'NEIL,
Seal. Notary Public.
Mr. Tom Sledge returned to his
home in Dockery, Miss., after a short
visit here.
A fine
received.
new line of harness
) us
Prices right '
Adams & Neubert.
Miss Ethel Steinberger. of Tupelo,
visited Miss Ettie Kate Spradley Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mrs. A. C. Cox and children re
turned Sunday from Derma, where
they have been visiting for some time.
The Okolona Industrial College is
at present building an enormous barn,
a two story boy's dormitory and laundry
a tWq story carpentry shop and a four
story brick "building for the recitation
rooms, at an expenditure of some ten
thousand dollars.
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EHS35OT
Don't sell your cotton until you see me,
" fairly, paying full prices Office
timiATTLER
A Mississippian who has had his
house full of his wife's and his own
kin ever since the 2-cent rate in ad-
joining states has been in ettect is
hoping the fare will be raised to b
cents a mile.
No doubt it will be
pleasant for
take a ride
President Roosevelt to
down the Mississippi, but if he wants
to have some really thrilling exper
iences, let him come to Chickasaw
county and take a buggy ride over our
country roads and pikes.
This town has had lots of experience
with newcomers who want to regulate
i... r i .1
conditions 01 a piace as auun us nicy
move into it; and when some fellow
with a face like a bottle of lemon ex
tract and agin fizz breath xomes in
and stands around and jowers about
what dern poor company he is in, we
always think of a certain old fellow,
( pictetus, wasn't it?) who said, "Re
member that the door is open, so while
you stay do not complain.
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DEALERS
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Office
First Door West of Elliotts
Tupelo Opera House
Friday Night, Sept. 20
The Band Minstrels
' THE BEST ATTRACTION
OF THE YEAR
A musical
your feet
first part that
moving all the
will keep
time and
funny
;11 we should smile !
You can
leave on the 6:40
train and
night.
get back at 12 the same
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' We have decided to open up a new hardware store in the building first door east of the Merchants &
Farmers Bank and our goods are already in transit. ' Will open some time in September. The stock will be
complete with . , !
Everything That a
Mnf ur or. enrA Ihal nif nrl
1 ' .1
' romnlete stock will ffet vour trade
okolona, Mississippi
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Will
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Okolona,
Cotton Buyer
Mrs. W. O. Williamson end Miss L
i Flora Bell Nix, of Mobile, Ala., were
the guests last week of Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Nix.
Mr. and Mrs T
two little ones, of
guests this week of
and Will Nix.
A. '"Hartley, and
Mobile, are the
Mr. and Mrs. Joe
We Clean. Press, Repair and Alter
11. l , JiL.. 1 J l.i
Mississippi.
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AGRSON
ladies and gents domes, mucireuu- Doay rj10urns with the sorrowing par
ent phone 168 j en's and relatives over their sudden
. Harrison Company, Tailors anJ terrible bereavement. Last Sun
The Jewish holidays were recognize.
ed here lvionuay anu vveuuesuay uy ,
, . f i i-t i I
?d here Monday and Wednesday by
Hie ClOSinr Ol lite OCWISII uuamcaa
le
houses.
Rubel's and Rosenbaum s.
Rev. J. D. Jameson has returned
from his vacation, so kindly given him
by the Baptist congregation, and will
conduct his usual services next Sunday
morning and evening.
L. P. Haley has an ad in this issue
notifying everyone that he has money,
to loan on improved farm and town
property. He represents one of the
largest and strongest companies in the
South and will treat you right. No
high rate of inte-est charged either.
It's hot summertime but we are still
receiving car loads of wagons and
selling them at prices that almost cam
pel you throw that old one in the scrap
HeaP' ADAMS & NEUBERT.
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Both Telephones Local and Long Distauce Connections.
COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN.
Orders Accepted For
Direct Wires to
25 Bales or More
All Exchanges.
Mrs. E. E. Cheairs left Monday for
Memphis. Texas, where she will visit
her sister Mrs. T. Randolph for a few
weeks.
Farm Implements, Wagons, Buggies
Hay, Hay Machinery, Harness, in fact
everything that the farmer v, ants, and
at all prices.
Adams & Neubert.
J. W. Densmore and J. W. Hern
don, of Berea college, Ky were in the
city last week viewing the condition of
the negro Industrial college.
The young ladies of the Methodist
church will serve dinner in the White
side building opposite this office during
court week. A good square meal and
perfect service.
If you haven't seen the new ball
bearing buggies we are selling, you
have missed the easiest riding buggy
ever made. Let us show you our line.
Adams & Neubert.
Okolona U. D. C. will call a meet
ing Friday afternoon at 4 p. m., at ihe
residence of Mrs. D. G. Deavenport.
Special business will be attended to
and all members will please attend.
Okolona Chapter U. D. C, wil'
serve dinner the first day of court
week. The proceeds will be used to
ward erecting a fence around (he Sol
diers Cemetery.
It is time for you to think about Fall
and Winter Suits. If you decide to
have one made don't fool with agents,
but call and see us and get the best fit
and work money can buy.
Harrison Company, Tailors
Independent Phone 168
flodern Hardware
'HI I . 1 1 r
Will ntf BR IHW AS HnVOIiCH. 11 I till .
thert we intend to merit it. Come
Okolona, Mississippi J. Walton Murtee, Manager
. v , n us. v,u;;rM tS.Ltr.U VN vr'VN'V'W tiff's
g q: Sadler - Hardware Company
UN
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ways treat you
Tom Lyles' store.
Little Francis Abbott
Little Francis Abbott died Sunday
at the Abbott home from tetanus. The
precious little girl, who had gladdened
the hearts of parents and friends dur
ing her short life, met the Grim Reap
er witfi a fortitude and patience that
no amount of suffering could break
down. She was a beautiful child,
loved by all who knew her, and every
i .i.i
day, a week ago little Francis with
several other small friends were rid-
, , ... . .. . ,
intf her nonv and while trolicing she
ing her pony and while trolicing s
fell breaking her forearm and dislocat
ing her elbow, and though every care
and medical attention was given her
the terrible germ tetanus set in re
sating in her death.
Thank God for the laugh of a little
child,
. That echoes along the day,
And breaks the dark of the toiler's
life '
With the dawn of its golden ray!
It softens the road of the roughened
p ave
To a lane of the smoothest gold;
It touches the buds of faded hope
Till they loosen and unfold;
It floods the world with the light of a
song.
-MonUnn this paper wtien yoo write-1
AND PROVISIONS
Open Publicy best Guarantee
When the maker of a medicine,
sold through druggists for family use,
takes his patients fully into his confi
dence" by frankly and fearlessly pub
lishing broadcast as well as on its
bottle wrappers, a full list of all the
ingredients in plain English, this ac
, . . . i i .ii
tion on his part is the best possible
evidence that he is not afraid to have
the search light of investigation turn
ed full on his formula and that it will
bear the most thorough investigation
Dr. rierces ravonte rrescription tor
the cure of weaknesses, periodica!
pains and functional derangements of
the organs distinctly feminine, is a
medicine put up for sale through drug
gists for woman's use, the maker of
which takes his patients into his full
confidence by open and honest 'publi'
city.
A glance at the published ingre
dients on each bottle wrapper, will
show that it is made wholly from
native, American, medicine roots, that
contains no poisonous or habit-torming
drugs, no narcotics and no alcohol
pure, triple refined glycerine, of proper
strength being used instead of the com
monly employed alcohol, both for ex
trading and preserving the active me
dicinal properties found in the roots of
the American forest plants employed.
If interested send name and. address
to Dr. R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y.
for his little book of extracts from the
works of eminent medical writers anc
teachers,' endorsing the several .ingre
dients and telling just what Dr. Pierce's
... i . i. r t
medicines tre made ot. Us tree tor
the asking. ' ,
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and Implement House Carries
LUUI ICUU9 llcatlllbllh H"l nvvo
i A-AalrMAMi v,nkt nnliM Bnil
and see us.
Dr. J. A. Donaldson t
PHYSICUX
and
SUWi EON
Offi
ice hi reeney
Build
mg.
Residence Phone 107
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; DR, IL A. LOVE,
Dental Surgeon
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Office over the King & Gardner
Grocery. Phone 74
Oko!
ona, Miss.
DR.
T.J. CAMPBELL
DENTIST
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Uthce hrst door west ol ivter
chants and Farmers Bank
Office Independent Telephone J
29; Residence 170 J
Okolona, Mississippi
DR. KATE B. ELY
OSTEOPATHIC
p y s i c i a N
Residence at Mrs. John Haw
kins,' Okolona, Mississippi
Independent Phone 130
w
tlie highest market price
for -Tv
e pay
Old Iron
Old Brass
Etc.
Bring it to us. It will be
that much clear money.
just
Hawkins & Hodges
F you need Cut Glass for J
gift making, for the sideboard. 4
for the table or as an ornament
we offer some decidedly
cuttings this month.
j JOHNSON
I'The Right Kind
of a grocer always gives
you what you call for or
. 1 ! U 4-
De ODiiging unougii iu
get it for you.
W. P. Conner
is that kind and has got J.
a full line of fancy gro-
ceries. Goyourself.send
the children or J'
PHONE 28 J;
When You Buy
BUY AT HOME ,
The Home Merchants mer-t your
support, they are mainstays of
the community. And when you
buy of Home Merchants, buy of
those who advertise.
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