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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

There is something pathetic about the decay Of q
mind which has been driven to death by constant
work. but there is 3 COmpensating thought to aevi-
ate the sadness. It may rattle and grow loose like
some worn out engine where the friction presses,
but it viii work till it cOlIapses totally, and some
OF the work achieved is good and permanent. It is
bound to be SO. Infinitely sadder Is the sight OF
mind which is falling to pieces By reason OF the rust
that has eaten into its very core. For rust must
needs mean idleness-and no human intellect need
be idle.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

city establishes a community OF interest among
all OF its citizens. The individual shares in the
general prosperity suffers in the general adversi-
ty Self interest to say nothing Of civic PRIDE sug-
gess that each citizen to the utmost of his power
should contribute to the upbuilding of the city.
Some have greater opportunities, more money and
more influence than Others but each in bis own way
can be q factor in making Okoona greater and more
prosperous. There is one civic duty that everyone
can discharge, and that is to stand by The home
people II you have money to spend, keep it in the
community. A portion Of it will float back to you.
The motto, "Patronize home industries should be
pasted in the hat Of every loyal son and pinned
upon the dress OF every devoted daughter Of Okolo-
na. Living in city is kind Of family arrange
ment-let's keep the money In the family. Call for
goods made in Ok0lOna, trade with home merchants,
never spend dollar away from home unless the
article desired cannot be purchased in Okolona.
These simple rules, If observed, will contribute
greatly to the general prosperity Keep it in mind
that you owe It to the city, your neighbOF, your
family and yourself to "patrOnze home INDUSTRIES y
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

The members Of the beef trust in Missouri have
paid their fines Of $4,000 each and the costs Of the
suit and free to continue the business along
the old lines until another suit Is instituted
and prosecuted to . finish. Five thousand dollars
year is 3 small license for big packing concern
to pay once in year or two
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

journalism is superficial, it cannot be otherwise;
it must be universal and immediate, and therefore
It's touch is necessarily light There is nothing per
manent about it except the eeaseless thrOb OF the
printing press and the smell Of ink. That which a
man writes one day may be rendered useless and
worthless the next through no carelessness OF his,
but BY the simple course OF events. He must per.
force take up his pen again and write against him
self.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

A modern poet has confessed that his muse
loves the pavement of city. And Why does talent
gravitate to citiesf Because there it works it's
best-because friction necessarily produces brillian-
cy. Nature is great deceiver; she draws rs on to
admire her insinuating charms, and in the cOntem.
platiOn OF them we lose our energy.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

Man is always trying to do more than he has time
for thinking that life is longer than 1t is. It's whole
length is in those 'lOng, long thoughts Of youth
When those are left behind, settle down to work,
and the rest of the story is nothing but labor.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

Human nature is exhaustibIe. AS is shown when
one learns his vocation too early. He Is too hurri-
ed, works too hard and colIapses.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

The most popular trade among congressman is
that of the printer. In the sedate the art preser.
vatiVe" numbers among its devOtees Mr. Hans
breugh, Of North Deceta; Nj. GalliDger, OF New
Hampshire, and Mr. Petersen af Colorado. In the
house those who have served their time at the case
are Livernash Of California, J. Adam Bede of Min
nesOta; Cochran and BarthOldt, OF Missouri Smith,
Of Pennsylvania, and Glass, Of Virginia.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

There are many people tOday-wOmen mostly
who exist with terrible lOngevity-living q mere
animal life of sleeping and eating.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

Tt is from Only sons that Fortune selects her
iavOrites. Men who have no brothers to share
their amusements turn to serious matters early in
life.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

he may be indcting history, and his words may
be forgotten in twelve hours. There is no time for
deep thought, even II such we're required. He who
writes for daily reading is wise il he writes lightly
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

Time, the merCiful heals, as best he Can( which is
by no means PERFECTLY the wounds in young hearts,
It is only the old that quite beyond his pOwers
he cannot touch them.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

The American shoe manufacturer pays higher
wages than the British manufacturer, but the cost
ol making shoe is less because OF the greater eci-
ency OF the American workman.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

One should remember that when worn out in this
life and put on the SHELF There is always some one
to take your place.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22
THE A. & NJ. COLLEGE.

REPRESENTATIVE of this paper
attended the corner stone laying of
the new Science Building, just be-
ing completed, with the intention
of writing up not only the new
building, but also the college and
its mission. A rush of business,
however forces us to postpone a
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

In all probability there can be no complete peace
in the mind of man. because ambition always has
its hold upon him.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

The presiding genius OF every business man
should be method.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

There are plenty Of people who can do your work
as well as You. 1t takes not long for to be for
gotten.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

Work is not the only thing we are created for
not the only thing worth living for It is neces.
sary evil
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

The cOmpaniOnship OF books always brings peace
and cOntentment.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22
FANCIES OF THE DARKNESS.
ID. d. b.

@. .Cs.
Town people expect too much from the cOuntry.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

So potential is today that it not only holds tOmOr
row In the hollow Of it's hand, but it alter yes
terday.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22

Where there are human beings there can be no
Deace
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-04-22
NO. is.
RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTALS.

ERELY as a study in contradict
ions, the reply Of the Outlook mag
azine to the Congressional minis
ters Of Vermont is OF passing in
terest, says the Kansas City Jour
nal. The ministers of Vermont
objected to the view OF the Out
look that prohibition OF the liquor
traffic Is uniustifable in principle.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
signs and Tokens.

Harriet-Shau We announce our en-.
gagemeDt?
Harry-Wel. I suppose you VIII
wear the ring and, OF course, We
shall both lock foolish.-Detroit Free
Press.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
Tbe 5irectress oftbe Crls' "Sec-go-


The directress Of the Girls ''Sec-.o-
musical Cub. expecfs 10 Issus month
Is musical paper. The prospects are
thar i viii make is hrSt zpDe rance
the frst Of March Mrs Chase vii
have as associate editor. her dauKH-
ter. Miss BeztTiz / Chase. Her son y
Calvin Chase, II. VIII be business man
ageT and publisher.
i Home for Aged COlOred People.
Senator Nelson has offered an amend
nent 10 the sUutry civil bill sppTODn
atiug 500. 600 for q one for aged CO..
ored peCP.ejEtas District fColumbia.
II. Augustus Guess was the
FRS. 6ePositor 20 obtain iGdgnenr
against the directors an1 stock
holders Of the Capital Savings
B-nk. Mr.. Gaess vas represented
0Y attorney L Ae.el3ez King.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
THE NEW YEAR AND THE OLD
FnrrreII - GrerrInx.

Farewell aRd GrseTInk.
TIE Llg-= 1zu-s burns -oE.
TIE W-zL Wz--s ~ tie easement. All tks
sLcE
A. et1y-ug burial sEzec 55-h spin
T 1Tzp TIE O-1 E=EE.
Old Year. O.. Year before SD ks
Ac-csz Eg threshold. 81 re Lzze
4-Er chilling hand --sE to- rEe SAKE
O -WE.v5E1E-E --E-a -=sE-p. but 10
W--E signing breath and prC11.EE cha
Es rises --CE his W1L-5G pace
H=F5 81 ny s-e=, = z== rs ts-s
Ss Czls arc -L-l. 7 hear Ire 1CoE
Cr5zE CT Is -r-s-F E-EEez--E=a
E-ou VOID - men
TIE Cd LzzE Ea--sE=s Tor =V=-LCrs
The .lg-s fame fares high
TIE W--5's z-=zr E Ez---EgS gasp and lie
II SOD a. easement zLE -E5 s--E
CoE=s drifting --ro TIE --L-s. space,
Ike scattered spray ~ sink and o-o6i
81 zs I ---l 30 c-os= -Es open door
Another face
SE-E- On E=-z-5 I Az a-1Ez = more
Hare. II The O-1 Years p-ale,
W-,E hearty clasp C: hand al5 -o5k q
CEz=-
SIS --5 New E=zr
Mary Clarke Huntington, II EooG House
keeping
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
A Great NsEro.

Gzsre! Ealdes, the great Negro
Poet, vas born in ManIznZas Province,
Cuba, IL 1893, o. very poor parents.
Early u life he manifested keen IL
teTest IN literary matters. culuFaunE
Eiru sVldity the Spanish romantic ans
poetic writer's.
He wrote a novel called, "Placida
Blanca. 90 which placed him IN the frCnt
raak Of Lztiu-AmeTiczn writer's, and
gave him his mon de plume Il Is,
however, IN his poetry where his ge-
MUS asserts itself with such wonderful
power. OF his poetry QuIrOga, the
Spanish critic. SAYS. "tnzt n0lEILn-
standing ais mistakes of language, ne
remains unzpprOaChed Al a poet by
anv other American, II genius, dignity
and inspiration. Across ms linguistic
errors. cOnsecratc brilliant flashes Of
poetic passion and genius. half savage,
which men eau hardly comprehend.
Being accused OF conspiracy Ia an
instruction Of the Negroes against
the whites, he was condemned 10
death, and shot IN 1874
lust before MS death, and while IN
prison he Erote two poems, 'PlegaTlO
= DiosH PRAYER 70 God, and 'DespI-
dida q mi Madre Farewell 70 my
Mother or the former poem, IN
which he asserted his innocence Of any
completely in the iusurTectIOl, It was
said that il created such a profound
sensation after it VAS published, that
his inuOceace was thereby establish
ed.
Below 5 a translation Of Farewell
20 nv Mother" which 5 made without
any orefenS- Al merrICAl form. The
idea being 10 preserve n English ai
closely as possible simply MS thoughts
FAREWELL TO NY WoTHE
Ifit be the ruin which hath overcome
me,
The sad ending ol nv bloody history.
life,
Thy heart leaves Eounded with knife
OF death, No more of tears The al
fiCted soul
Receivers its quietude. I die al glory.
goal
And 10 thy memory nv peaceful Tyre,
Strikes IN the tomb with divine fre.
It's last sound sweet, sanity and limo
cent
Glorious. spiritual, spontaneous as de
scent
Oftears At birth. With neck incline,
now,
Meath religions mantle low bow
Good bye my mother. good bye, The
peace
Soon thatI will know shall never cease
THos. H. r. CLARKE.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
4 Wise L1jun.

An exchange n Southwestern Kan
szs IS responsible for the following. An
Indian owed one Of our merchants, and
shs oia=r day be came % pay and
wanted q TeCeI Z. IN vain the merchant
tod him = receipt vas unnecessary
Ne zUst have 20 sHOE ne ogs = hile
man nothing. said the Indian Ne
70 20 Heaven tus Lord ask InjIl he
pay tep-s. I'M IN SAYS yes Lord ask
lnjln RheTe IS receipt What Iujun
do Can't gO all over hell % look for
yoz He 20, the receipt. Unique
Monthly
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
The Duty OF The Hour.

Rev J. An dersou Taylor ad iress-
d his congregation on last unday
evening" on The dutYOf the hour. "
he said among other things tha
the Young negro Of this Day was
not AS brave as his fath as thir-
" years ag) aud he lid not seem
to exhibit qualities OF manhood.
He a'so said that the young Wo-
man was not doing her dIty. He
paid a high compliment 10 the
speech Of attorney James a Hayes
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
The New Year.

L-z-5e ny threshold tie N=w Year sands.
\ -z-L fair angel E-rL robes c. light
4 book. gO-1-c-zsCs1s II --s 0--s-re-cEso
Zz---
rs E-r IL. ard -E=ub-s VIII rare de-
light
BIZ grave and solemn and sweet TIE Iook
II The sEgz-s eyes - he gave the book
Only ol= ear y-- E-zy -LEu each day
And read Ire message elEraVeu there:
Z : W5- 20 knee. each E-FE ara pray
For -Es strength - GO and the W. -
dare.
For uayLzp IKE Father a-oEs could give
Strength 70 lS1k 5E = page, and I've
o. NY osEcs5 knees. W-;a 70 though; q
drssl
TIE bsok taks frsm tEs angel far.
When IRE -zs- 5t tEs Snowy leaves are
rea5
G55-s mercy VII 81! 6e written thsrsr'
Emma 2. French. II Farm Journal
Can Net the oId Year Dead.
Cal not The O-d Year dad For rs ss-
o. power. zna proa,. and q Work was
About his bier a. Esvsr5HrIy tread
HIS works Do follow Kim" Le Is no; dead.
Caz as; the 90 Year dad For purpose
~
HIS eng Gays we're He 6rza.sea ,As
bszG-1tC!
Q: thought and voice where thought and
voice we're not.
And fashioned roses fer cur ccnm5a !3t-
Cal 1ot tEe Old Year dead No specter Ia
BGt WIKI IEs New > king o destiny.
E1raptury1. rs Ire earth EEeEson Il
tired
Re sIumOsEs only II the dawn o. God
+. ;. L Thompson, n YOUTHS Cen
Ez1.-D-
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
II Was Not l.

While Mr.. James H Hayes vas de-
lIverinz his address, the vast crowd
reyer q .sssUged, neither wss al dot
ted. nor . 7 crossed. Bat the mo-
me1t the Tejudiced white press cried
0ut cruelty EI o.. the COEaTdIy Negroes
Joined ia the chorus. and SAID, shake
not your goEs=ly locks ~ me, Il Was not
! that said H.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

have been informed that some per
sons are. connecting ny name as q
srOckhoIder IN the Capital Savings
Rssk. now IN the hands If receivers l
desire 70 state positively that ! am not
, sfOcSholder- These are the facts :
I bought stoCk eleven years ago, II
June. 1891. under special condition,
gave ustlce - Withdraw month alter
wards, IN Iulg 1891, anC vas paid IN
full by the company IN OciO0er- 1891.
never was . director, never received
= dividend and never attended q meet
ing Of stockholders
I hereby give notice 10 the public:
that nv good name viii BE- protected
and that nv attorney will enter SUIT
for libel. both ciyiIiy and CTimInallY,
against any person OF persons using
nv name in connection with the affairs
OF this company.
F. J.. SHADD, N. D.
COZ K - y. ".
DR.. Shsdd's notice was served, &C.
corting TO the constitution, the same
time that my own notice vas given,
while was acting President OF the
Company.
(. r PCRFES, N y
IIIS 18th St y. W
<CAPITAL SAVINGS BASk-
NOTICE. TO DEPOSITORS-
Ey direction OF the eoarL al dePosIt5Es are Ie-
euestet 70 promptly present their bank books
ss- s...iszsat 70 JOSEPH H STEWA T. Re
c.fyer a. his oEzcs- 6es s. nv
John RIDOUT.
JOSEPH H. STENART
| rHUMAS Wal KERs
Receivers
| I Lex 10 announce 20 nv zaly friends
| and the publIc that | have opened Ar
Office atsI3 Q street northwest, Hhe.
[ shall continue ny Insurance bust
ness. ! shall also give my atten tio'
70 Patent and Pension claims Request
iag = continuance Of pact faTorsr an
| Yours very truly
D. 3 McCzTy.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
LEGAL NOTICE
-. GAVIN case As.crusv


IL Ihs Supreme Conn q TIE DIz,E55y o. 30 zz5i
Ge0rge-I2 Humphreys. P5licI1asE- IS Wa. A
HEErLEzgs DeleE1z1l.
Nc = So EE-Ity Cocket So.I
Tie cb5zct Of this sllc IS t5r a1 sbs1-u-e dz
Force O. the g-a-uLs - zr--ll lzssrrIau sHG
abandonment u yzz petitioner b .E5 Ce-caEa-l
z11 l1l support
On mogioa ot the co1P Plz1zzEt. j, Is gAis y1th
DAY Cf zlUzEy- 4 D. 1893 ordered t1EI Lhz de-
teu11ET cause rs 4rpHzzrz1Cz 70 Be Erszrel here
Il oStgTe the lI--l=ll day. exclusive OF san
DAYS and -zgzL holidays -C-ErElEg zEteE the czF
UE the G-sT pE1-IcaLI1Z OF L-ls OT1zr- oslSryE Sc
tAS CEEse Al oS rroCeS1-c gsl-- IS EH ease o. Z
fsE.I Tbs uC-ice IS - &c published b. the
Wzshius-oa Law. Reporter and IN tte Washing
L-E BEE
b the Coz---
ASHLEY n. Gould. Iasri-s-
TrES Copy. T5sG
K EOzEE Clerk
By " La,--zE- Assistant CLERK
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07

and said there sre people condemn
ing Mr. Hayes. vhO lid act hear
h's speech.
His address vas we'll received By
tae large crowd present.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
Nr,r Nrarn sfnttora.

I asket -Es New Year tor some Estts
sweet
som5 rule &C l1e w.;E which 20 guide ny
feet
: asked and paused I, answered so-t and
low
Gods NJ 20 know
win knowledge then suffice. New Ysar?'
7 cried,
But ere the question !n,o silence ts6
TIE answer came: Nay. tbs remember.
too
Gees VII % CO"
Once more 7 asked. Is CEsrs zgiL mare 70
teu?''
And oEce again The answer softly fsl:
''YsS, IE-s one cE-ng, al things above
GGL-s VII 20 love-
Christian Observer.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07

To the friends Of True Freedom
and civil liberty since II Is fact
that there are radical extremes
confronting the two old parties
vhich demand the commeadsble
considerAtiCa OF tie people; sm
forced by the order OF h e eIeeat We
committee OF civil Iiber'y party to
call 3 national convention 81 Gin
ciuati, Oaio, 10 nsider, many Of
the perplex problem Of civil and
political li0erEy. Many prominent
letters have flooded ny Office since
/ vas Issued Jan. 7th- For
urIber information write
5. Mitchell,
Chairman Exec:iEe Committee.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
Can Net the old Year Dead.
New Years GIft..

New Years GiftE.
He
What shah ! give LeEE
WEat-5T money can buy
She has toT The asking
50 what can !, -
Whose purse : 80 slender. -.
So- o'sgbUr1ensd wiSE PEI,
Give % ny daring
Bl- Ey unworthy S5.IE
SHE =
''WEa. shall I give E-u7
or, dear, what a bother! Z
l. be were bL- . friend =
Instead c. = lover
7 could quickly decide
7 guess. aEE q rose Lnt
SuEUsee cEs=E, neck and brow,
I'll give Inn s-E-nr.
= 2 C--sE in Har.eI La
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
s Mitchell,

Chairman Elective Committee.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
Royal Hughes. Attoruev-
Supreme CCuEt O. ths D-s---cl OF Columbia
Beverly Randall vs. L-cy Am Randall
Nc. 50 Eeli.y Dcckzt No

Nc -E-S-- E----e Li--.-- ~ -
The cbfsct o5 this s-it = % obtain tscrey
cf diverse tr0z the bonds q EzrEIzES to- z1ll
f=-v COMMITTEES. D Jne Le-r-LaLg sIll one Pc
r-r FIetrhrou Grace S. u-Es IN JEc cIty Gt Wash
Enztoa D-strgct ot Columbia -u lLz --oGt1 G.. =
M and Nav A. d ~. - W,Ll other persons
II .1-vgr 10 the -c1r-zlEzE- n the months Oi
nv ard August % 1910 - l1- E-s5 RlcSs
81 q "a. IN The cL-y O., Aas1llstCE, LlstEl-- o'
Columbia
On notion Ct the ccEp-z--alL L is tEls l--L
5sv cf TzuuaIv- A D. 1898 ordered tLz- tge Dc
f=rizrr cause Er- appearance % d catered 4E-e
fu a q b=t1rz the t1E--zlL day. exclusive ol
Surtav and L1S-l holidays ccc--l-E z-lrE tES
5zv q ta= 1rs- pEb.l-al-1l 90 tlls order. o-EeE'
80 The cause a ll Be proceeded with IS l1 czs=
5T EztaELt provided copy 1- J-lS order o5
Ilshzf u. The Washington Law SSpu--zr AID
the Wzshl-gt1- Bee ZessPaPS- IS required o
equity rule =.
3 the Court
signed r z. HaEUsr- Jas Ice.
Trus COPY Test
Bv Z Ne--E- Clerk
T. A=ess. Assistant C--rk-
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
Ne,r Year a. a Praeemaker.

have uaes peace With my fees. peace
with the lost and -E5 slain
Hope and the Future are nine; over the
living I reign
For : have buried IRE cd, buried and put
away.
And -Es whisper aue curse o. Er1Hg SUI
Ter Jo La-. today
Al. ths sorrow @ dark regret. ana tEs
7rez5 OF The vampire past
AZ .Ezat11u -Ez white highways where tEs
Cd year b-=aLE51 rs -zs-.
7 an the CAD New Year. Songs o. TIE
morn i S--55
SONGS Z The LE-EE1--SoE-, VIZ TIE par
E54 aZ1 peace I bring.
-Frank Wa-co.1 HUT, u y. J. Indepsnd-
The Washington bee., 1903-02-07
THE BETHEL LITERARY

There a as a large crowd AZ the Beth
e Literary society on last Tuesday
evening 20 listen 20 paper By Mr- Jesse
LAWSON IN defense Of Mr.. Booker T.
Washi1siCl. The friends OF the Indus
trial TctoTueT we're Oat, sut the OppO-
sitiou numbered three - one. Toe dis
Cussion gas spirited and hot There
Nas some doubt expressed zs 10 the
wisdom Of having the meeting after the
defeat o. the - aShilgtOn forces az the
7d Baptist Church tao weeks ago. ~
Z. ". Thompson ghO has been cham
pioulnE the Czu.es q Washington sd-
Visst hin TO have the second meeting
During the time the meeting vas IN
progress Ar. Washington Vas IN the
city a. the residence Of one OF MS friends.
The result o. the meeting ~ the Bethel
Literary Lzs greatly psTplex6d hlm and
bis friends. They deP!0re the result OF
the meeting aud that iL vas unfSEJu-
nate. The wizard left the c.ly d gus
Ted and ChagT.n-d.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-05-19
strawberrY Festival AL Eastport.

The Fire Company of Eastport will
give a strawberry Festival on Friday
evening, May 7znd. Ct.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-05-19
Attorney Robert w. Wells Re
cent Victory.

Mr.. Robert w. Wells. of Hyat:svilIe.
who practices Law a, Washington. is gain
ing a well deserved reputation as Grim
inal attorney. having recently won four
murder cases for his clients. As the lead
ing counsel for the accused in the case of
the United States VS.. Samuel Simms. coli
cred. indicted for the murder of James
Williams. colored, tried in Criminal Court
No. /. District OF Columbia. on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday OF last week.
Simms was acquitted. notwithstanding
the prosecution had FIVE eye Witnesses to
the shooting. while the defendant had
but two such witnesses. Mr.. Wells con-
duct Of the case was highly commended
by members OF the District of Columbia
bar. He asked each juror not to be in
foenced by the fact that the man on
trial for his life was a negro. and Judge
Pritchard. the uisl Judge, in his charge
TO the jury, said that the defendant was
entitled to the same consideration as If
he were white man. Attorney Wells
was employed by the farmers in the
vicinity OF Brookland. who have had oc-
casion to test Simms' worth as farm
hand. Mr.. Wells made the opening and
closing arguments in the case.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-05-19
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR CATARRH
Just Breathe HyOmei Three Times Day
To Be Cured.

If few years ago someone had said
you can cure catarrh by breathing air
charged with a healing balsam, the
idea would have been ridieuled, and
it remained for X. Il. Booth, that emf
nent investigator, to discover in Hy-
omei this method of cure.
Hyomei has performed the most mi
raculous cures of catarrh, and is to-
day recognized by leading members of
the medical profession as the only adj
vertised remedy that can be relied up
on to do just what it claims.
The complete outfit of Hyomei
costs but $1.00, and consists of an in
haler, medicine dropper and bottle
of Hyomei.
Breathe Hyomei through the inhal-
er for few minutes four times n day
and it will cure the worst case of ca
tarrh. 1t soothes and heals the mu-
cous membrane of the air passages,
prevents irritation, and effects COM
plete and lasting cure.
The treasurer of the American Life
Insurance Company, j. s. Nugent, of
completely cured my daughter of ca
tarrh, from which she has been suf-
ferer for years"
In Annapolis there are scores of
well-known people who say they have
been cured of catarrh by Hyomei. If
it does not cure you Feldmeyer
Brothers win return the money you
paid for Hyomei. This is the strong
est evidence that can be offered as to
their faith in the remedy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-05-19
Edison's kaleidoscope At Mary
land Avenue Church.

The entertainment OF moving pictures
to be given this evening and tomorrow
evening at o'clock at Maryland Ave
nue. M. (. Church will be one OF the
finest entertainments given here for some
time. Over two hundred up-io-date sub
lecis will be shown, the pictures includ-
ing tour to Ireland, Rome. the Passion
Play. Eruption OF Mt. Pel-e. Jack and
the Bean Stalk, Little Red Riding Hood
and some comic pictures. The entertain
ment is worthy of seeing. Tickets. IS
cents. Proceeds for the church.