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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-08-05
LETTER.
Listen to the Tale of Woe:

BOTTOM M@, July g. 8
wehkn he Mbh inTrnaim we ara he opinion tbs hr race this county wmutq ueton hbtwenN Noel
vGdammM thu only sensible thing orr Critics fdmst dol so support Noel in tn county hs preventing
Vndmanh from PNHngR PuMy
Unless the pWhonn VAdamanc concentrates hs shOnyst candidate nhsc county VTdmn wMg ct tn pu
rE and cmHpueuy the ehcmiaw ed thu comyGm audi he Ut the electoral vote of few big ouds like
Kinds he wmg nb getting maMyd hee electoral votes of tn estate This ought be very plant CEzsh fol-
overs especially this county
mnm JdUS SIS CaonJ nudge Whifdd w Cde Dr. - s. CMMr Dr. j. F. Hunter d Sam Mclean Dr. H
A. Gmt Hon. Writ Adams Walter EWenEE Watkins the pngerAh the Nntoah the WndnNnsd ETC.
We underestimate that Mr. Noel is pahMywm to give up such counties as Warren Washington and Others where
those counties Cdzsfonowesm this county should vote NoAtrh same reason, hce Wm nenhUO vh for
Mr. vel md weh hope that ym will olkewhea ndu @ yor influence in MS behalf
Yours YER truly j. NJ BLACK mdJ L. GDs
IL phe@ anmny,m mean nauuAnnsh false reports ampdn cda all aimed at Major vGdanan, in SPITE
knew and dm~a mIy courageous man who wmn dbe dictated to- and viii give the State an administration of
Whhh all NNhpphns@ nb proud . .. -
jackson and Kinds county will Rem i'm an overwhelming majority all rpNsh the contrary notwithstanding. W
do dd single tnam@o print as hmgb Mf rdhr v%ri the poorest mechanic the humbh1 individual OF Ma
trV mnanss porapn Jackson tndhed to- mmhc considerations bahkHs and people of great Wah-Uhe
dahno hk account dn dadd citing Ave orr xuames We point with pride to tn phr of the Jas K vMa-
man Ob of Jkan- three hundred as dc tzan and tax payers as utm Msddpnm aud we derry that Noel or
Cm1 mMe combined Usf hetwo,w will @pd or come anywhere near hevd MJm Vnamm will get in Kinds
Stand and keep fghtngl
Turn out n the 9th and Vote, and see
That the other fellow does Also
"Vardaman" spells "VICTORYP'
The Jas. K Vardaman Club of Jackson,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-08-05

Something Is going to drop tomor-
row Just wait and hear 3 dull thud
bit something Vsrdaman torpedoes
win burst everywhere. We ten you
to wait and hear the great jar.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-08-05
TO PUBLIC
HEADQUARTERS J. K. VARDAMAN Gu

pn orrhna dar insight may given into thee desperate mudtnd the UpohuO Major VMdmanh for
OwhJadnh sngd few newspapers sand unfair p@rmsam out by Correspondents in
haeM wit thee fort hcnhue ring rule in are Ghsh eh hOWngt r has been out the ffMhhf few:
below b gWn init auy Twas sent a getemRnhnT Ferry Miss VINO ds not dhe bis anne used on
account the mbay Buhe original Mrh on lie the hadqaU@ d this Guba nc open for the inspection
of an @n hrNd)
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-08-05

A man considers that be goes up IN
.he world when bis friends 50 down.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-21

of defense, yet / am sure that its value
has been so well established that it has
come to stay in the list of modern eff
fective Instructions to advancing
forces of the enemy.
This republic has had five "acciden-
tai presidents-Tyler and Fillmore by
the natural deaths of Harrison and
Taylor, and Johnson, Arthur and
Roosevelt by the assassination of Lin
coin, Garfield and Mckinley. y
The only vice presidents elected to the
presidency were Van Buren,, Jefferson
and John Adams. - Two Presidents,
Adams and jefferson, signed the fam
Gus Declaration of Independence, but
Washington and Madison signed the
original constitution of the United
States. All the Presidents have
been inaugurated in Washington, D.
c., except Washington, the first time
in New York city and the second in
Philadelphia, and John Adams, also in
Philadelphia. Few people know
that President c. A. Arthur of New
York was a Virginian by birth, which
gives Virginia eight Presidents-Wash-
ington, Jefferson, Madison, Munroe,
Harrison CIV HI, Tyler, Taylor, Ar
thur-which fully entities her to be
called 1.-The Mother of Presidents"
Ohio is the only other state that can
compete with her She gave the ma
ton a Grant, Garfield, Hayes, a
Harrison (Benj), and a Mckinley
five in all. New York and North Caro-
lima tie on three each. while Massa-
chusetts has only two, and Pennsyl-
vania, Vermont, New Jersey, New
Hampshire and Kentucky one EACH
I should state that Vice Presi-
dent Roosevelt took the oath of office
as President in Buffalo, N. Y, the aft
ernoon of the day on which President
Mckinley died in that city early in
the morning. Fillmore and Arthur did
not take oath of office until next day
after Taylor and Garfield died. 1t is
a sad commentary on the shortness
and uncertainty of life that Levi P.
Morton, Republican, and Adlai E. Stew
enson, Democrat, are the sole surviv-
ing Vice Presidents, not counting Theo-
dore Roosevelt. now President, with
Stephen Grover Cleveland the solitary
surviving ex-President. Pensioning our
ex-Presidents would not be an expen-
sive matter with such a showing in the
future. Sidney Herbert.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-21

a sustained conversation was impos-
sible. The woman had suffered very
much from her chest all night, and
had asked the doctor what was the
matter with her, which question SEEM
ed to show that there was some re-
turning intelligence.
Impossible to Live Long.
IT never supposed she would live
more than a few days when she re-
covered consciousness" explained the
doctor. Her organs had become so
contracted from long inactivity that
they could never have properly per-
formed their normal functions.
DR.. Charlier informed me that the
late DR.. Charcot was of the opinion
that there were intervals during the
Woman's long trance when in a con-
fused and dim sort of way she must
have been conscious of what was going
on around her. DR.. Charlier however
was inclined to be skeptical on the
point
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-21
"JOhnny ON the Spot"
From the New York Sun.


The expression is supposed to be
slangy, and of it's origin 1 am igno-
rant. But there is a letter carrier in
the employ of Uncle Sam not far from
the Press office who is known along
his route and to all his comrades as
Johnny on the Spot" This man has
saved no less than eleven lives. He
always happens to be on the spot on
the moment when some life is ebbing
out from drowning, shooting, hanging,
trolleying or steam railroading, and it
is his privilege to save it. This hero
mas never received a medal. He has
never received any sort of recognition,
public or private. If such a thing as
reward were mentioned to him he would
IN all probability resign his post and
move to some unknown land.
Johnny on the Spot knew young
ster OF some IA years who like skating.
The boy lived on his route, and John
NY liked him. One day the boy and
a companion, having wandered from
the beaten paths, met Johnny" and
borrowed from his Is cents. On the
following day Johnny" hurrying along
with his mail, heard a cry of distress.
Help! Help" Nothing else could stop
MS delivery of Uncle Sans letters. He
dropped his bag and crawled out on
the Ice to rescue a boy who had fallen
through. 1t was the companion of his
young friend. The boys father is a
millionaire in Toronto. Notwithstand-
ing his clothes were frozen hard, John
ny completed his delivery. A month
later the carriers were summoned to
the general Office to hear a letter read
1t was from the Toronto millionaire,
thanking James Beevers, or some one
else. for saving the life of his son. Bee
vers got up and said: Its a d lie;
didn't save any boy out there 1t
amt on my route. Johnny on the
Spot was the hero. as usual" When
Johnny could be found he said: II
don't want any letter or rewards: Just
tell the boys to return that Is cents
they borrowed, as my baby wants to
buy top with it,
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-21
Feeding Under Difficulties.

Marguerite Boyenval was kept alive
by daily injections of peptone into the
bowels and by small doses of broth
and beef passed through a broken tooth
by means of a funnel. The poor wom-
an, however, wasted away almost to a.
skeleton; her skin became like dried
parchment and her stomach formed a
complete cavity.
Or. Charller continued to visit her
at intervals throughout the twenty
years, and when last February an alb
scess broke out on her left arm the
doctor lanced it. There was a slight
movement, almost imperceptible, as if
she felt the knife.
DR.. Charlier says in this a sign of
returning consciousness, and he began
to renew his visits frequently. He soon
perceived, however, that phthisis or
consumption had declared itself. owing
no doubt, to the long atrophy of the
woman's organs.
Slowly, under the influence of the
pain she felt in her chest, Marguerite
began to move her arms and nress
them against her bosom. On Satur-
day evening, May %, the doctor was sit
ting at the bedside, holding her arm
and examining the wound caused bv
the abscess. Suddenly, and with in
tent, as he explained to me, he pressed
the wound rather hard. Marguerite
Boyenval Immediately unlocked her
jaws and spoke for the first time in
twenty years.
You are hurting me-" she exclaimed
What am doing to you?" asked the
doctor.
You are. pinching me-" she replied
DO you know where you are?" asked
the doctor.
In my bed" she replied, trying to
open her eyes.
why are you in bed?" again asked
the doctor.
But the woman seemed dazed. and
her memory of past events evidently
was very confused. She merely said
NO"
Marguerite's Last Hours,
In view of her PROSTATE condition.
IL was decided not to question her
any more that day. On Sunday the
doctor returned and he found that his
patients eyes were wide open, but she
saw very indistinctly. She had taken
her mother for her elder sister. and
continued to moan and place her hands
to her chest.
DO you know who I amp" asked
DR.. Charlier
No was the answer.
igny?"
thursday was the reply
There used TO be a weekly market
az Origny some years ago so that her
memory was clear on that point. she
did not, however, seem to have ans,
recollection OF the cause of her ma
lady, nor OF the arrival OF the gendar-
mes. and il was not thought prudent
TO question her too much on the sub
ject 'u'-
on hearing Of this remarkable awak-
ing from a twenty years trance.
boarded the first express train ana
three hours later was az Thenelles
IN the hopes Of seeing the woman. ana
learning her Impressions after her
long sleep. arrived JUST an nom
TOO late for she had died that morn.
ing. found the doctor Ia the clean
little house and be very oourteousiv
gave me al the above inforrnstion
You have n0t iOst much. I" ~ eats
Tor fhe poor woman Has 100 IA ~
aslsseF any Than the moaf stmpio
questions, an0 eainE ~ her condition
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-21
Annual Meeting Grand Lodge b. r.
o. EIISs Baltimore, Md, July 21-23.

Atlantic Coast Line will sell round
trip tickets at one fare, plus $500.
for the round trip. For parties of
twenty-five or more, going together
on specified train returning separately,
one fare for the round trip. Atlantic
Coast Line will probably operate an
Elks special in addition to regular
service. Tickets to be sold July 10 and
20 with return limit July 25. Upon
payment of $1.00 to joint agent Balti-
more an extension of return limit may
be secured to July 31.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-21
HERBERT'S LETTER.
A CADET HAS MANY UPS AND
DOWNS BEFORE GRADUATION.

Navy Chaplain Who Has Left the
Baptist Church and Joined the
EpiscOpaI-A BIunder in Register
ing the Name of the Assistant
Army officer who Is to Marry "A
Daughter of the Late Judge TOmp-
JSins - War Generals Who Were
Never in the Service of Their
COuntry-COmments on n Group
Picture-COmments on an Article
Dealing With Anti-BeIIum Militia
Generals and Their sOIdiers-Other
Matters of Interest-The Accident
Presidents
Pine Crest Villa, Maitland, Fla,
June 20.-My forgiveness will be slow
for the printer who made zone Bob
Davis" out of my "our Bob" Davis,
abe popular congressman from this
district and FIoridas next Governor
Assistant Surgeon (First Lieu
tenanD Park Howell, U. S. A., of At
lanta, has just taken a wife from an
other state, but it is offset by The
Kirby Smith Tompkins wedding, the
groom being from Tennessee. :
Gov. Gambler had an honorary female
colonel on his staff and Gov. Terrell
has not only followed his example, but
has added a little fellow as a mas
cote" No doubt other new features
will be added in due time.
see that Pierpont Morgan is after some
very ancient war implements. If he
will get some of those good old cata-
pults, and battering rams, and pixies,
etc, and operate them in Central Park,
in New York, it will prove a better
educator than half dozen Carnegie
libraries. The ancients We're no fools
in the matter of warfare, and a we'll
operated catapult alone would soon
prove this fact to the New Workers.
The reported graduation at West
Point of ten star" cadets is something
unusual, if it be true, as the usual
limit is five. Nor is it correct TO state
that these ten have held their own"
for such a thing is rare at West Point
Here is how they stood in 1900, in
class Of 1874 members Macarthur,
Grant, Collins, Leeds, Nichols,
Schley, Fiske, Williams, Schuyler,
Smith. In 1901, in class of 104 mem
bers. 1t stood: Macarthur Leeds,
Fiske. Grant, Schley. Collins, Tyler,
Williams. Adams, Brown In 1902, in
class of 81 members, it shook down TO
this: Fiske. Leeds. Tyler, Macarthur.
Grant Rose, Telford Brown, Schley
Moore. In 1903. report says there were
ninety-four graduates. and this is how
the first ten finally stood Macarthur
Leeds Fiske, Tyler, Telford, Grant
Schley, Brown, Rose. Williams. Now
Macarthur, who started at the head OF
the class IN 1900 and came out at the
head finally IN 1902. dropped down to
the fourth place, while Fiske. who
won first place that year. came out
third IN the end. A cadet has, in some
cases, a good many ups and downs be-
fore he gets through his anal Tex
ANS"
sly handsome young friend and
brother iu Christ, The Rev. Harry W.
Jones. chaplain ~. 3. ~ has left the
Baptist denomination and taken new
ordination ~ the hhuds " Bishop
Wed ln Jacksonville He has been as-
fihne0 ~ fhe heFfhip 81 fhe European
Nesi end a sounds better ~ b. called
~ Ei4Efopal clergyman over there
t.Nief fAap plain baDfisf uinisfer.
49,. Hsift % sfeaf % style Hs
NaNiFi loWfgeF ( 80 nof noun
\ - nga flnlmrd fhaf Gen
- sfis'nEtsn Nas Hsgusf. ibstese ~
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-21
E2S.40 Washington and Return
sanfhern HALLWAY.

Tickets on sale daily through Sept
80, good 10 return until Oct. 81. Stop
owens permitted both wayF Southern
Railway service Is uneKcelled. Pull
man drawing room sleeping cars ana
dining cars on two trains daily For
reservations, schedules and etc. apply
90 81 . Thomhon. g. p. A. Il. A.,
ia bul street.. phones $40
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-21
Hotel Cat round $4,000.
Chicago Telegram TO the New York
World.


Mabel, the cat at the Victoria Hotel.
found a pocketbook containing $4,000 m
money and checks tonight. r. w
Knowles, secretary of the New York
Baseball Club, lost the wallet In the
afternoon while sitting in the hotel
lobby.
He did not miss his property until he
went 70 the theater In the evening
Then he telephOned 20 the hotel, and
clerk McHenry and two bell boys
searched for the money. They could
DOT nnd u until one Of the boys re-
memDered having seen the cat playing
WIN something M the lobby.
The cat was traced ana found under
DIX eiirway playing with the peck
etbook. She had eucceeded IN opening
i and bills nnd checks were scsttared
suogi Knowles ordered . nne coiiaf
for Asbel.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-21
rather above the a.verage rate

Id,tIIeI dUoVe the average rate.
In course of time medical curiosity
ceased, but people hearing of the extra
ordinary case occasionally visited The
nelles from all parts of the world. An
American representing a big circus
combine offered a large sum to the
woman's relatives to be allowed to
exhibit her, but this offer was refused.
as well as proposals to send the yvom-
an to the Paris Expositions of 1889 and
-
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-21
Knoxville and Return, June Fl. 81,
%, rs, 20, July 3, 9, IL, 20, 1908.

On account of Knoxville Summer
School. tickets will be sold on above
dates via the Atlanta, Knoxville and
Northern Railway, from all points
South to Knoxville. Tenn, and return
at one fare. plus 25 cents for round
trip. Write for full information re-
garding the superior features OF this
scenic route through the Blue Ridge
mountains. +. s. Miller. T. p. A., At
lanta, Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-21

Ark. Edward A Perry was a
native of Massachusetts, but had re-
sided in Florida many years before
the war. After the surrender he was
elected Governor of the state.
Joseph Finegan. better known as
Barney" report says, was born in
Ireland and had been private soldier
in some army. If the handsome young
general whose picture given as his is
really Joseph Finegan, at any early
age, he certainly grew homely fast up
to the time l knew him. He lived at
Sanford, Fla.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE UNDER EXECUTION
NOTICE OF SHERlEF'S SALE.

Frank j. Smith, Plaintiff, VS.. John j. " Nell
and Julia OF Neil, Defendants, D,o
Nv virtue Of an execution issued out or che DIS
tr;cf C0urt of the Third Judicial District, State
nf idaho, In and for Canyon County, wherein
Frink ]. Smith, plaintiff, and John j.. o. Neil
and 'TnIia O'Neii, defendants, upon Judgment
,~andered out of the Probate Court OF Canyon
Tnnntv, Idaho, on the 1St day Of December,
iona an abstract thereof was nled ana docKeteu
in Tie District Court of the Third judicial Dls-
trict. in and for Canyon County, state OF ldano;
On tie End day of December. 1903 against SAID
Sor the sum of Sl2G, with interest at per cent
nnr annum and 81 is accruing costs, is now, at
he date of this writ, actually due on said Judg
ment. ,,., o, oil +be RIGHT title
claim and interest of said deIendatS. JGtlu 81 u
iov;1g described real estate, standing on the
re"ords of Canyon County, Idaho, IN me name
Of the Heirs Of John Murray, and particularly
de TSp south one half % of the South East one
fmrth ~ and the South one nan go GIN o. Tue
SOUTH West one fourth ~ eI Bose Merdisn
sup One Hundred and Sixty u6O) acres
ille Pnh II notice is hereby given that WILL on
S.tnrday the 26th day Of December, a. y. tSgES,
at O'Clock P. N Of said day IN iroIE Oh tue
Court House door, In Cal3 rf,o for cash lawful
aua neI If the United States, all the right, title
l Iil md interest of said defendant S, John
9SNeii and Julia o. Neil, of, In ana TO tne ABOVE
GeScrhed real estate, or so mucn tiledeot 10 10
NAV be necessary to raise Suiciet nS CcSst 90
satisfy said judgment with t'i'eteS' oil" '0''9'
e'c' W J. W. WATKINS, SherlIs ,s
RyJ, G. NICHOLS, Deputy Sherln
Mated December 4tn, l9O5
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19
Souno Ueetb

Whatever you are doing to teach your
children to take care of their teeth, don't
forget the value of Zymole. 1t is splen-
did cleanser and real preserver OF the
will soon get habit of using it regularly.
Is Cents.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19

isolated their world bounded by
their iences. III them the industrial
comm unfsy spirit has never had. J
chance 70 develop. Every farmer
teels that he is more or less an in.
dependent, disassociated entity.
Ills struggle has been with the
stubborn but non-aggressive forces
OF nature. There has been no tenn
PORTING in his battle, no compro-
mise With the enemy. It's his bust
ness 70 overcome, not yield. Hence
tue difficulties which farmers en-.
counter when they come to working
out among themselves, any true
scheme of cooperation. But as
they have overcome other obstacles,
they win succeed in this. They
Will soon come to perceive the adj
vantages of such cooperation as the
irrigation district system contem-
plates, and that will be a liberal
education. Given reasonable time
and opportunity, the average farm
ing community can do whatever
may be done for the cause of sub
stantial prosperity.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19

efforts to make Idaho's exhibit a
credit to our growing young COM
monwealth. Of the three choice
sites for state buildings On the ex-
position grounds, Idaho has secured
one, the other fortunate states bel NO
California and Illinois. The Idaho
building will be model of comfort
and architectural beauty. While
here.Mr. HURT secured some unique
samples of alfalfa honey, that
ne stated were exceptionally fine.
Parma Herald.
There is no prouder "dad1 in all
these surroundings, or within the
county, than that sociable and all
around prince of good fellows Antoine
Hinkey. He says that the heir and
pet is the pride and joy of the whole
works, and his lovable wife shares
with him his opinion which is back
ed by nearly our whole community.
Little Antoine is indeed a ray of sun
shine within the family circle of
that splendid Preside. Nampa
Times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tn the Probate Court Of Canyon County, State
of Idaho. In the matter of the estate of Ellis
Notice is hereby given by the, undersigned,
Jettie P. Askey, administrative of the will an
nexed of the estate of Ellis Askey, deceased to
h the Creditors ID tors Of and ali parties having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four months afterthe
trSt publication of this notice, to said admins
tratrix with the will annexed, at the residence OF
+. r. Mallory, Caldwell, Idaho, the same being
the place for the transac ion Of business Of said
estate in the County Of Canyon, State OF Idaho
dated November 18th, 1908.
LETTIE P. ASKEY,
Administrative with the will annexed
RICE & THOMPSON,
N2IDl9 Attorneys for Administrative
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19
ESTRAY NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have taken up on December 5th, at our ranch 8
miles west Of caldwell, Canyon Go, Idaho, one
right hip, under crop in both ears and biotch
brand on left side, dehorned, and blind In left
eye. Unless the owner prove property, pays all
charges and takes same away, it will be sold az
cording to law.
(Signed) Campbell Bros.
Filed December 10, 1903.
John A. Tucker, Auditor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19
oRpER 70 alaoNN oAllsE

on Petition for order Of salesef Real pronevtv
State of idaho. - III No. ~ ~
IN the matter OF the Guardianship Of w b
5Foiwell, an incompetent person,
y appearing from the petition of Martha i
!I,,oiiWeii, the guardian Of the estate 0f w.
lowell an incompetent person, that 1t is nee
property described In said petition belonging I'd
sold .Is = ~ sot s 'is ue
IL Is therefore ordered that the next of kin of
said incompetent person. to-wft Martha i Fai-
wen and Eunice FolWell, and all persons inter-
ested In said estate appear before this Court on
Ghe Ath gay Of January A.. d., 1904, to show
dered -'Ns - y
Dated December Sd, 1908.
-, M. i. CHURCH,
D6-D26 Judge of the Probate Court.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT,

In-the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trIct Of the State of Idaho in and for the County
Of Canyon. The Plano Manufacturing Company,
Plaintiff, VS.. II. G. Prescott, Defendant.
1903, a Writ of Attachment was issued out Of
this Court, in the above entitled cause, against
the property of the defendant. In Witness
ed the seal Court this 27t h day of November,
1903.
John A Thicker. Clerk