The free press., November 28, 1901, ILLUSTRATED EDITION, Image 5

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Town and County.
A I) VICK TO OIF I S.
I ‘let ty maid, i 1 y mi deem • :
That your ardent, pb-adill# lover
S]n nd* his time in .oahn# idly 'round
low n;
If his hail* is carried han#y
( )11 his forehead, and lie's >1 ,n;;y .
Don't you hesitaie a moment
t urn
him
dow n!
If yon m te liiseyehrows tusiu#
O’er the Hose that lie is Usili#,
Ami the very least annoyance makes him
frown.
He has #of a d isposit on
That may land y ou in perdition.
And you'd better nerve yoiiisell and
t urn
him
dow ii.
It he pays no marked attention
• Doesn't •*\en #ive it mention.
When you meet him in a new an I charm
in# #o\\ii.
Show !iiin to the door politely.
T II him that his Sunday ni#htly
Visits Hi ust he d i scout in tied
t urn
him
dow n.
I f lie talks about t lie rac es.
( alls the silver doll.il> *,<,,is.•>.**
Tells you how he "dolie up" Suiil li,
Jones and Drown
In a litt e #ame of poker
Hy a slee \ e play with the * ‘joker."
Show him ijuiekly to the door and
i turn
f him
down.
It hisliveath should of.cn savor
()f a ei#ai ret ish tla vor,
And h s lin#i is with the n#ly stains are
hrow n,
If he meets y ou with a s\v.a##e|*
And yon catch a siiill’of la#er,
(let your nerve in proper trim and
t urn
him
dow n.
Study well your pleadin# lover
Or you may too late dis, ovei
That he'll }daee more thorns than roses
in your er w n,
And if any thin# about him
liivcs you cause to doubt him,
1 >o it iu a #eiit Jo w ay. hut
turn
him
down.
— Democrat Star.
Land floods and deeds of trust
blank's for sale at Tin. Kkki
Pkkss office.
Bovs suits at H. Lassiter &
Co's, so cheap that every boy can
have a new suit.
1 lesire.s tile attendance of all ambi
tious men and women who want a
KI HST ( I,ASS |5I SI X KSS KDICA
TIOX. Aulliorized capital, $5iO,(HI0.
The bovs should not fail t<> get
a pair of those live dollar custom
made pants at II. Lassiter & Co's.
II. Lassiter & Co., have more
different kinds of candy for the
little folks than any store in town.
1 * rick 1 v Ash Litters can be de
pended on to cure the kidneys,
corrects the urine, strengthens
the stomach and relieves back
ache. Sold by W. M. Hyde&Co.
We have for sale a scholarship
in the Iuka Normal Institute lor
a mail course in stenography, the
face value of which is $5.00 and
we will sell it for $5.00. The
lirst to come will get it.
'\ enderness or aching in the
small <>t the back is a serious
symptom. The kidneys are suf
v fering. Take Prickly Ash Bit
ters at once. It is a reliable kid
ney remedy and system regula
tor and will cure tile trouble be
fore it develops its dangerous
stage. Sold by W. M. llyde A
Co.
Huard your kidney s; the health
of the body depends on those
small but important organs.
They extract uric acid from the
blood which if allowed to remain
in the system would cause dropsy
and Bright's disease. Prickly
Ash Bitters is a successful kid
ney tonic; it heals and strength
ens the kidneys, regulates the
liver, stimulates the stomach and
digestion, cleanses the bowels.
It will prevent or cure Bright s
disease. Sold by \Y. M. Hy de A
I C°‘
If you want a first class wagon,
H one of the best made, by the
, Chattanooga Wagon Co., get it
^ from W. M. Hyde & Co.
Shingles For Sale.
, 1 have for s;i)e a large lot ol
lb-art and Sap ( y im-ss Shingles
and can supply anybody along
the Northeastern Kail Koad.
Write lor prices. Yours truly.
W. If. SLAYDON.
Nicholson, Miss.
IION. J. M. SHIVKRS.
('apt. Shivers, by which title h
; is familliarv known, is one oi the
| pioneer settlers of 1'opia ill,-,
the first sheriff of Pearl River
countv and served one term as
j representative. He is eh:i:rr.tan
of the Democratic Lxeciitive
Committee and while in the Leg
islature he was chairman of the
Conference Committee between
the House aid S mate, which
agreed on the site an 1 plans for
the new Capitol Building. Ifc
was also identified with the pas
sage of a number of important
bills, among which were the bills
allowing the cutting of timber in
the sixteen school sections. He
is associated with his son. Hon.
J. C Shivers, in the practice of
law under the firm name of Shiv
ers & Shivers, and they have an
extensive practice throughout
South Mississippi, and have
manv clients outside of the State.
The pictures of your friends
should lie preserved in one of
those beautiful Albums at \Y. M.
Hvdc A Co s,
'The latest fall styles in capes,
skirts, jackets, and furs at \V.
M. Hyde & Co's.
To Make t'i<> Farm a Success.
One of the many siibje ts to
which tin- Southern Farmers
should give more attention and
should more carefully consider
than they have done in the past,
is that of growing more meat for
market and home use. Xo well
directed place should ever want
fora fat pig to slaughter as the
occasion may demand any time
through the year. l>y selecting
some good strain ol hogs, the Po
land China, for instance, and not
man v of them, and giving them
the pro] er care as they grow, a
large percentage of all the pork
and bacon needed on the farm can
be easily produced, and a lug sav
ing would thus be effected in the
farmer’s earnings by the end of
the year.
A few hogs may be kept on a
grass idot of one acre of land,
and with a little tint-- and trouble
they mav be kept clean and in a
healthy growing condition.
Swi te should be fed regularly
and be constantly supplied with
good water. Sited should be
built to shield them from heat
and cold. Cleanliness should al
ways be given careful attent n.
Feeding to get the best results
out of the hog in pure, sweet
meat, requires much care to see
that the feeding is regularlvdone
and not wastefully, but simply
enough food supplied at each
feeding to keep the pigs grow ing
and in good flesh from start to
finish. It is a good idea to have a
barrel filled with water near the
feeding pen, into which corn in
the ear mav be put to soak and
soften before it is fed. Cooked
potatoes, of either sort, to which
some corn meal may be added,
will, when fed every other day,
be very much relished by grow
ing pigs. Such roots as turnips,
and sweet potatoes will help {be
cause, while not giving much fat.
'They will add to the grow th, and
health of the hog.
i ue lai iirtm ui i in’11 im siau s,
if it is their intention to get out
of the old ruts made in the past,
will have to give more, time and
attention than they have been
doing to other crops than cotton,
if they hope to succeed as farm
ers. The increasing demand for
heel, pork, poultry and eggs, il
supplied to our home markets b\
the hard worked cotton growers
of the tlulf states, would, in the
course of the year, bring more
ready cash into the family than
all the cotton they could pos ably
grow. To do this a larger area
must he planted to corn, oats, al
falfa, cabbage, potatoes of both
sorts, turnips, and rutabagas for
feeding hogs, cattle, poultry, hor
ses and mules. Until such is the
case and until all these things are
done, progress will be very slow.
—J. Cabot, in Southern Farmer. (
LAZINESS
j« a disease which has its origin
in a torpid liver and constipated
bowels.
Prickly Ash Bitters
cures laziness by cleansing the liver, strengthening the
digest! m an t regulating the 1, nvcl., It makes good blood,
creates appetite, energy and cheerfulness,
PRICE, 51.00 PER BOTTLE.
AT DRUG STORES.
W. M. Ilvdt-'it Co., )[n cialAgents.
I •" V • lW rrilr- *****•-' •^»',VtuNWrmnHMMR T'
rnf Watchman Journal.;
The leading paper of Covington county,
Mississippi. ;
It is the official organ of Covington ;
county, and has the largest circulation of \
any paper in the colinty. Those wishing >
to place their busihess before the public
< will do well to place their ad in the “Old \
,< Reliable’’ Watchman Journal. Send for
! <5 rates and cample copy. ;
JAS. M. WALKER, Editor.
Williamsburg, Miss.
II V I tmiMIW III <■<■» 'I III -r -rt rstl~r vfy -Tsf IX* »IW
To Tiie Pn Id ic.
1 have removed my c fllcc and
labratorv to the Clann house,
north and adjoining the Archer
house and am now belter prepar
ed with the material mid labra
torv room than heretofore for
compounding and will endeavor
to keep steak in hand to till all
orders promptly and thank the
public for their jiast liberal pat
ronage ami hope reliable goods
will merit a e. atintiance of tin
same in the future.
(live our reused vs a fair trial
; mi vn;; will be pie: ed with re
sults.
Ke-pt.
T. P. Marion.
Done Take Calomel.
fj j 1 lie new 11\ ei
±lePbOl?yKlli,im..tak„
tiie place of calomel without the
evil effects, acts mildly and of-1
fi.vttiai v, pleasant to take aV j
1 ill on; e , e u res all liver diseases,
slice as. biliousness, constipation, !
indigestion, sick head-aches,
dears the complexion and pro
ven* ■. malaria! poison. Price
.Vets ] er bottle. Sold and guar
anty <1 by W. M. llyde & Co.
Poplarville Miss.
Til F SFCRFT OF BFAI’TY I
consists in using Adair's Vene
tian Cream. Positively removes
fre kies and blotches without a
particle of injury to the most
deli ; to skin. .Makes beautiful
whin hands and is a magnificent
face bleach. One box proves it.
Pri v 2.-. 2\. li. Young’s.
li.’\. .T. |i. 1 i11111■ 11 gi-, Bl.vt|ifsvill<>. \i-U.
Miys: ”1 siilTcr«*il lor .scars wifeli I
I >«• l»i 1 i t v ami ('act us ( om poll ml sa . • • • I m \
1 iIC and increased my weight l" ]><>i .id’>.
Sold li.V J. M. (r<ifIU
Young man, by all means, at
tend Harris’ Business College,
Jackson. Miss. M v son took a
course there, and endorse it as
the best. J. S’. A. Iluett, Pri-s. j
.Normal Bank, Kansas City, .Mo.
Read the big. new advertise-;
Moodv iV Smith in this issue.
Thev have something of interest
lor you.
Fasv rocking chairs are dis
tinguishing features of dainty
and well arranged homes.
There is wonderful, a luxurious
comfortableness about those
good rocking chairs at W. M.
II\de& Co’s, that make them
appeal to every person.
You are in good company
when \ on use Fairfcuikor >
Fairv soap sold bv .M. Hyde
iV Co.
li.V yjirils tor n ilnllsil', r"in '* unit - ' ■
I- i \ r ri-iiS |irr viii'il, l inin' anil I mik.
Mai'ii' iinit < irni'gi' T’l'ii'iliuiiit ivi'av
rUIKD.MAN's iWin: ' .
WHY NOT Volk’
istinnv saiisiacinni, ucmhu oi
all oliunis ol di 'appoint in nt from
inferior material or style, is sold
with tile Ballbearing Son ina Ma
chine. In vour ardor to become j
a pood seamstress to not buy:
disappointments. Make your j
satisfaction certain by buying
one of these machines
They are built no,'lit
And run liyht.
We are the trade builders and
from you, our customers, we ob
tain the material with which to
erect our home, your home, -the
store. If fair, honest treatment
will merit your confidence, v. ••
will endeavi r to yain it. W. M.
Ilyde, and Co.,
\Y. M. Hyde & Co., handles tin
verv best of everything in mens’
ladies’and childrens’ wear, am
their prices, in many instances
are less than are asked for tin
pooi'er classes of goods. Beside:
ovcrvthing to wear, they handle
rugs, lace curtains, blankets, bee
Materials, trunks, valises, um
brellas, etc. Their line ol
; i ' ii h flannels, waterproofs
meres and silks cannot In
urpa-sed. and their stock ol
b: ai l. trimmings, ribbons, etc.
are unequaled outside of large
cities. Our constantly increas
ing sales for these articles attes
to their quality and fast increas
ing jiopu'.a rity.
The truest economy is to buy
the best, one of those ligh
running machines at W. M
Ilyele & In's.
Send your orders foil. Lassi
ter A Co. for char-coal. The\
sell it cheap, and deliver it
your house free.
II. Lassiter A Co. are on the
alert at all times for the bes
coffees and teas. They haw
twelve ''different kinds Iron
which you can select.
Jewels of embroidery at \Y. M,
Hyde A Co.
As sweet as the flower, as en
during as the jewel, is beauty
when nourished by that Mill, ot
Almnids and Almond Cream sold
by \Y. M. Hyde A Co.
The flagrance of the flowers
does not excel tile dainty, pleas
ing odor of the Klvsian perfumer
and other toilet articles at \V. M,
Hide A Co.
Cur Elysian complexion soa;
feeds and freshens the skin and
pr< duces a soft velvety like com
complexion. For sale bv \V. M
Hyde A Co.
.Mermen's lmrated Talcun
powder, the delightful toilet pow
der which has proven to be sue!
a luxury alter shaving will bv
found at YV. M. Hyde A Co.
As sweet as the breath thai
goes from the lips of the whitv
rose are the interfluent strains
produced bv one of those accor
ds a.t \Y. M. Ilyde A Co.
Trv a package of II. Lassitei
A Co’s. Cafe-Du-Monde gronnil
coffee. It’s a world beater.
Oh Tom, I tell ye. deni dare
French Market, Java Blend,
1’hila Blend and all dem dare cof
I- es down dare at II. Lassiter A
Co’s, store is shore good. Bui
dat dare Cafe-Du-Monde isdi
best coffee in de world.
CITATION.
Slate of M ississippi, /
To I)elin Peters. \
Vnii are commanded to appear hefon
tli (‘lia neer\ Court of the county of Pear
1%’ r. -ah! State. on the tirst Monday o
.i: : 11:11 \. i>. I 1)2, to defend the suit ii
.1 Court of Knuene Peters, whereii
\ mi are defendanl.
I • the 27l Ii day of Nm vein her, A.I>. 1901
N. i»atso11, < haneei y (’lerk.
Py II. s. Sisiit Ii, I >. < .
'The elocution class will give av
entertainment at the school hal
Momlav night, December 2nd
Admission 25c.
FOR SALK til LAI*.
One good second.hand buggy
Applv at this oflice.
'PI III FRKL PRKSS am
Southern Farmer om year Sl.lt
Send in your subscription to thi•
office and get both papers.
This Way
if ydu please.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR
WINTER AND CHRIST
MAS GOODS?
We have the pret
tiest stock to be seen
and have our prices
exactly right. Good
things to eat, good
things to wear and
beautiful things to
have.
Call and examine our
Christmas goods, see
our dress goods and
other tilings too numer
ous to mention. We
are busy now putting
on bottom prices.
Yours fora Merry Christmas,
Wilkinson
The New
cheap store
opposite city well.
My Christmas stock is com
plete.
Groceries, Dry goods,
Clothing etc., are going
rapidly at low prices.
Call and see me.
Opening Up
Our grand display of
Christmas goods. Come and
see an assortment that is
beautiful, brilliant and cheap
Yours truly,
j. m. wm.
M. G. BLACKWELL
Dealer in General Merchan
dise including farm supplies.
Christmas Goods Galore.
Land for sale at reasona
ble prices.
1 ii—rtrrr-ir Mkua m . -■ i him ———
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