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The Neshoba Democrat. JI'IXX AND Kox. ; t PROPKIKTOhS QUINN. Editor. Subscription: SI a year. Some newspapers have lamlmslcd By id for being at .l.icKsoa as a- cunidatc for ’I "''hate ms! t-ai I of ;11 • Wa i!i : ig,’t ■ 111 at tending to in-' anises. We w Mild like to know tty what process they leach 1 1 11s conclusion, lor it bos been a custom Since elm I ions Were institu o*d fr ■[ vc ive officers 1 11 dose s, 1 )jt a,n 1 go into the Held (it repair ami build their political tenses. Why not Byrd as well as others. A FIGHT i Between Man and Men. I am going to sell $2000.00 worth of Men? and Boys clothing all sizes for Henderson-Molpus Cos., in front of store for two days. Saturday and Monday Feb. 19 ct 21, 1910, to make room for a large and uptodate stock of spring and summer goods and will try to get all the money I can for it and you try to buy for as little money as you can, as : everything will be sold to the highest bidder. Positively no buy-bidding. Don’t forget the date, Saturday and Monday, Feb 19 & 21. Oscar Kasofsky, Southern Advertising Agt., Atlanta, Oa. Local Address, Memphis, Tenn. Box 90. Stallo items. We are just in recept of n bio - snow. Farmers are encanroged over the flattering- prosper:l for a good crop year. We was very sorry to note the death of Mrs. Spivey, but when the death angles call we must answer, God be with the bereaved ones. Mr. C. D. Hill a prominant mill man passed over the river last Monday. His remains were laid to rest at New Albany. Stallo is doing twice the business she has ever done before. Come and see for yourselves. Mr. P. G. Walton says he has a good force of his own five boys and they are doing good work. Mr. B. A. Spivey accom panied by his niece Miss Butn Walton made a pleas me trip to Betheadan last Saturday and Sunday. We think Mr. Spivey has, a girl up there he is a great ladies man you know. We are proud to welcome our noted physician Dr. C. T. Henderson lie is noted for his almost devine skill in medical science together with all the energy possible foi a young man to have. His saddle has been bis rest ing place, and success has crowned him. Mr editor if yon will rnuk. Rpuce for these few remarks I will appreciate it and call again. Remans. Once Enough. The amr.tevr gardener Is general!) cured by one good dose. HERE SURELY IS THE LIMIT. As the Girl Said, She Liked Dogs. and Music, and Money, But Not in Combination, “Since the word ‘limit’ became popular slang I have heard many things called the limit, but not one of them was it,” said the young woman. “It remained for me to run the real bona tide limit to earth. 1 found it the other day. 1 called on a woman who I had heard want ed someone to come in twice a day and play the piano half an hour at luncheon and dinner. I agreed to come, for I naturally supposed the music was wanted as an accompani ment to her own meals or her child ren’s meals or the meals of some other human beings. But that wasn’t what she meant at all. I was taken up into a kind of luxuri ous kennels on the third floor and asked to play softly while half a dozen dogs of high degree lapped up their food. The dogs liked music, their mistress said, and enjoyed their meals more when they had it to eat by. Limit? Well, rather. I like dogs and I like music and I like money, but the combination formed a limit that I just couldn’t face, so I gave up the job.” HIS OPPORTUNITY. The Lady—Didn’t you read that sign out there: “We don’t need any help?” Tattered Tompkins—Yep, dat’s de reason I come in. POSER FOR THE OFFICE BOY. The typewriters were rattling in the newspaper office, when suddenly the monotony was broken by the jingle of the telephone bell. The of fice boy, eager for work, sprang for ward and put the receiver to his ear. “You wanter know the longitude of Louisville?” he inquired, with a puzzled expression on his face, after the party at the other end had broached his question. The boy looked over those assembled in the room with an anxious look, as if try ing to single out a certain face. Ho then turned to the telephone and said: “Very sorry, sir, but the sporting editor is out, but if you call up here in an hour he can tell you all about the Louisvilles. They’re batting way up there, but I don’t exactly know their longitude.”—Louisville Times. MORE EVIDENCE. “So you are convinced that Ba con wrote the Shakespearean plays ?” “I am,” answered the British dramatist. “But Bacon was a politician rath er than a poet.” “That’s just the point. Only a man with a political pull could have produced some of those plays wi'b out trouble with government censor ship.” EFFORT APPRECIATED. “So you wore deeply touched by the poem young Mr. Guff son wrote to you ?” said Maude. “Yes,” answered Maymie. “But it was not a good poem.” “I don’t, care. It was just as much trouble for him to write it as if he had been Shakespeare.”— Washington Star. A MATTER OF CONSCIENCE. “Why is Dustin Stax so feverishly engaged in amassing wealth?” “Probably as a matter of con science,” answered Miss Cayenne, “he wants to lay by a liberal com petency, so that he can have leisure to repent.” ACCURATE INFORMATION. “Have you seen my wife in this store, Mrs. Malaprop?” “Yes. She’s gone to the waiting room on the mezzotint floor to foam for your cheffonyer.” STATEMENT Showing t he Condit ion ol the Bank of Union of Union Mi SS., on ,lan 81 1910. Resources Loans and Discounts on $ personal endorsements, real estate or collateral securities 02,094 5!! Overdrafts 19.081 74 Stocks and Bon is 800 00 Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures .. 7.811 49 Other Ileal Estate .. Due from other Banks 21.856 11 Cash Items 004 74 Cash on hand 9,494 4| Advances on Lumber In voices ik Bill Lacing .. 9.257 88 Total $ 130.598 7u Liabilities Capital paid in $ 23,500 00 Surplus 4,250 00 Undivided 'Toflts, less Expenses and taxes 4,372 25 Deposits 97,550 75 Due other Hanks 3(>5 7(5 Cashiers checks outstand j ing _ 554 21 Total 130,598 79 Of the Above Amounts of Loans and Discounts To Officers of the Bank $ 575 00 To Directors of the Bank 2250 00 I, H. H. Chambliss, Cashier Bank of Cnion Mississippi, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true, full and exact statement of the 1 Assets and Liabilities of said Bank on the day and date named therein | as shown by the books of same, H. FI. Chambliss, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me, 1 a Notary Public in and for the ! County of Newton Mississippi, tins, the 9th day of February I9JO, j Win D McCannon, Notary Public. Examined and found correct. E. J. Smith, Auditor. This Feb. 10 1910. Trustee’s Notice. State of Mississippi, Neshoba Cos. By virtue of the authority vested in me by a certain deed of trust execut ed by Eugene Stribling, Laura Strih ling and Annie Lewis to Mrs. Annie Henson on the 19th day of Nov. 1906 to secure an indebtednesss due the said Mrs. Annie Henson, and which deed of trust is recorded in Book 16, page 330 in the Chancery Clerk’s office of said County and State, and in which trust deed I was made Trustee. I will on the Ist Monday in March 1910 offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash in fronth of the north door" of the court house in said county and State within legal hours, the following de scribed property situated in said coun ty and state, to-wit: S 1-2 of SW 1-4, Sec. 7, T. 11, R. 12 E. The said property will be sold to satisfy the indebtedness mentioned in said trust deed and expenses of executing same. Witness my signature this the 13th day of Dec 1909 G. E. Wilson, Trustee. Pity the Poor Horse Fly. Every purchaser of a motor car dis ourages the life of the horse fly. | ’ome sort of a bug or fly will have to 1 136 invented to bite autos and make | them stamp, switch their tails, and kick up. We don’t know what ef- I feet a cinder beetle would have on autos. The question is referred to Judge Adna P. Gristlehone for an ex pert opinion.—Ossawatomie (Kan.) Globe. Algeria Taking to Condensed Milk. Algeria, in comn on with many other of the backward countries of the east, is taking with avidity to one product of western < '.a: ton—condensed '■ : 'k The S vls< i xpor ers get nearly t'll the trade. Strength of Beet'-s. Beetle* possess an enormous amount of strength The common beetle can draw 600 times Its vn wei/ and stag beetle has beta known to escap from underneath a nor on which ; weight had seen placed 1 .700 rime, greater ilia; M-.o inse'-t’s bo<?y Be print;. Ar: "1 never know any : ... i „i icy ij U who could not boar another's misfor • nces perfectly like a Pope. Stick to One Ttv rm Is more ih.ln on,- , u ccss, but no one ever -here ; JV tiji/ig them all, —Detroit Free Pre.v-i Chancery Summons. | A. J. Yates vs. Oliver Finnic Gro. Cos Memphis, Term. State of Mississippi, ( Neshoba Cos. To Oliver Finnic Gro. Cos., Mem phis, Tenn., Wm. Moore Drygoods Cos., Memphis, Tenn., Hcssic Ellis Drug Cos., Memphis, Tenn., Hum phries Cannon Cos., Memphis, Tenn. Croddock Terry Shoe Cos., Lynch burg, Va. ' ou are hereby commanded to ap pear before the Chancery Court of said County and State on the 2nd Monday in February 191 U to plead, answer or demur to the petition in assignment filed against you by A. J. Yates assignee, J. C. Koonce, : wherein you are made parties defend ants, and further to prove your claims according to law, before the next reg ular term of this court to be held on the 2nd Monday in May 1910. Given under'my hand and seal this i Jan. 19, 1910, F. B. Dewees, Chancery Clerk. Have your harness chat is dry and hard oiled by Li E Horne. j t "iiunranMncnn ■ f n ccmo jfj^ sasi: sosse*. - !| GALL ON 1 1 | SPIVEY & { I I I M®®B®®raawsE!s i | \ For Avery Plows, Cultivators, | p and Disc. This is the line that |p, | i cannot be excelled. You can a!- ||| 11 ways get repairs from the small -11 est bolt to the largest piece, § [■■ IS thus making an implement last ||jj || twice as long. 1 1 We also handle an extensive 11 line of shelf Hardware, Cutlery i and Mill Supplies. | Our Progress Stoves and. Prin- I cess Ranges are second to none | I on the market. g | We sell Masuary’s Paint, ft I has stood the test for 75 years. tWe guarantee its purity. | I I We carry a strong line of Fur- it \ I niture and will have a car load £ £ S in the next few days. vVe can I fit you up from the kitchen to I the Parlor. Call to see us. ; I 11 Spivey & Morrow, | PHILADELPHIA, :: :: MISSISSIPPI ll I ' ' ’’ m ), kjj The First National Bank. I I I ; RUNNING RISKS. I | , I £ Despite the prevalence of robbery, a few continue f fl to money about their homes. In thus doino- S j they are not only risking the loss of money, but [Jj { al8() their lives. How much safer and better it i would be if these people were to bring their itionev M Oj ‘ t H i' y to the Hunk. Are you running such risks? If so E j I,lin y<""‘ money to THE FIRST NATIONAL | ( ( RANK and lot us pay you 4 per cent interest on it i i , THE ! IRST NATIONAL BANK. I | Capital paid in - - $50,000.00. jjj I Surplus and Profits - $5,000,00. | Fair Notite. Any linn or company wish ing to jLiivc special premiums on a<*ricnlrural line, in Hie way of fertilizers, or any thing* else, will please apply to vice-president {■]. S. Rich ardson, or Inrn 1 le-n over to editor of Democrat and same will he run in the pa per as an ad from t line I< > t ime. Respectfully, H. V (jiaham. l*res. •I. 11. !Insto n. Sec! . Pat’s Appreciation. An artist bad finished a landscape; on looking up. ho beheld in Irish nav vy gazing at his canvas. "Well,” said the artist, familiarly, “do you suppose you cedd make a picture like that?” The Irishman mopped his forehead a moment. “Sure, a man c n do army thing if he’s druv to ut!" he replied. Enthusiasm. Nothing is so contagion? as enthu siasm. It is the real al!c"- ry of the tale of Orpheus. ;t moves stones, it charms brutes. Enthusiasm is ttie genius of sincerity and truth accom plishes no victories without it.—Bui wer Lytton, f re. ikm ifucurx xvm rcu Don't ftiil to cull on Dr. I . 11. iillmr tit Dnnliv's Jewelry Store find hfivt* yonVeyes correctly exnmin eii. \\ ill eXcilfilioe new ol;( Ss . es for old ones. ? 7he Best iX* Machine. isKSESEtwaaifKaaßaßKs 1 will sell you dir host .Sewing Ma (‘liine on llie market, Singer... | K.isy terms, one pay ment down balance in one and two years, no inlerest Will take old sewing machines or good beef cattle in part pay. Ollice lirsl door south of • emlerson-M olpns. M,e ‘-** 7 :rrs ’ ta. *f*R ’•mrir -/•ruHiaOTiv -a J. IF. SANFORD. I’hiladolphia. Mjss. —..... 1 Inive lor sale several fine jack colts Irom two years old down, .also two jennies lor sfde. Id L. Titiole, i’ll ilfi..,• Route A. ( -h n p ) ac— . --**■?% I rustce’s Sale of Lanci. liyvjrtuc of authority conferred upon me by a certain and. ed of trust executed by J A Imwiiuy and wife 0 I'J Downey on .) uae _!", til, 19m, to Meeure an indebtedness to 'i lu'eefoot j tiros, R Cos, in wliieii deed L> \V ,uoi , I’ ll ' Was made trustee, who on toe -t ii Uuy ol Aovemher J!)i)9 refused to aci ami on which dado 1 was appointed substituted trustee, which mistcli ed togalher with said n Uif.nl appointment appears of record in the i iiaacery I Jerk . olllee of INesho t)ii county, idiilaUeiphui, mississippi in book fi page die, 1 will mi the lirst .Monday of .March Ulpj, in trout of the north clour of the emir house ia the town of Philadelphia Neshoba c or.my, Miss, oiler for sale to tile highest bidder for cash the following described land towit: rf ol A V\ i-4 oi X VV bj and 6 J., of N of MV of .\\V 1-1 and W U of VV da oi .V U 1-4 oi XVV I—l .Section Id bowu-dup 11 Ran- l;; less land cover■ ea by road now running through said hind containing 40 acres nime. or less, said sale will be made t.. satisfy said eudebitiiess and e. si oi executing this trust deed. Wit ness my signature this the lath day ol January iUltj. , R H Molpt s, .'■'•ubstiitiled Tru tee.