The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-12-15

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men who write from their store Of ex-
perience in q practical, common>sense
way. II contains ca columns and is is~
sued aemi-monthly. II lie the only strict
~ farm journal published in Mississippi
and ought to be read by every farmer.
We will givet he Southern Farm Gszstse
FREE for one year to every subscriber
Of this paper that pays up 10 date and
one year in advance, before January |,
1905. Don't fail to take advantage OF
this liberal offer.
The recent Conference, held at
Gulfport, has transferred the Rev.
j. G. Ellis, in charge of the work of
the Methodist Church on the Binns-
vile Circuit for several years past,
to Beauregard, in the Brookhaven
District, and has sent In his stead
Rev. HI. B. Parrett. While our peo-
pie will greatly regret to part with
Brother Ellis, whom we hayelearned
to love for his sterling character and
the zeal hehat displayed in the Mas
ter's cause, all will unite in extend
ing Mr.. Parrett a cordial welcome
to his new field of labor.
Just received, fresh supply of La
dies Skirts, $1.50 to $1,000 each, at
Dukes.
The Pope Bicycle Daily Memoran-
dunn Calendar for 1905 contains a
memorandum leaf for every day in
the year, and 1866 original sayings in
favor of good roads, good health,
outdoor exercise, ond that great We
hicle of health-giving, the modern
bicycle, by u most eminent living
men of marked accomplishments
The calendar is free at Pope My.
Co.'S stores, or any of u readers
can obtain it by sending five 2-cent
stamps to Pope Mfg. Co., Hartford,
Conn, or 143 Sigel St., Chicago, Ill.
DO1 L lbll 10 Scc p1iC ISl1SltHlIlilct
and his Ants" and Paddy on the
Pig'' at Barnes d Sons.
Our congratulations are rendered
the good ladies of the Baptist Church
on the successful outcome of their
oyster supper, held at the residence
of Mrs. J. E. Floore last Friday
night. Despite the inelemency OF
the weather, with the sales of Satur-
day, the receipts amounted to some
thing over $4,000, with expenses OF
about $1,000, leaving them a net pro-
fit of over $40. 90. The Earnest Work
ers extend their sincere thanks to
those who assisted them and to their
patrons.
For the holidays, beginning now,
prices reduced on all Clothing at
Dukes.
Major M. Herscher, one of the
bat~tle-scarred veterans of the flight
for trade'', has been doing this
town the, past week and incidentally
''did" us for a credit subscription to
THE HERALD. Mr.. Hirscher is still
engaged in advertising the merits
of the ssShields Brandt of clothing
and ibid you oversee the funny sup
plement of the Sunday Commercial
Appeal?), while he is a little man,
Maud's ''hee-haw" isn't in it when
it comes to talking "biz."
Do not fail to ask and see ouI
cheap line of Oyercoats and Shoes.
Dukes.
Word has been received here OF
the arrest, in New Mexico, of Lee
Cherry, who on the 23rd of last April
shot and killed Will Ogiltree, in
front of the latter's residence a tIvy,
just across the Alabama line and
east of Scooba. 1t is understood
the arrest was made through the
agency of the Woodmen of the
World, of which organization Ogil-
tree was a member.
Dadies' Cloaks, Capes and Tailor
made Suits; Dress Goods; Mems
and Boys Clothing, Hats, etc.-at
and below cost, at
Dukes Cheap Cash Store.
At Meridian, tomorrow night, {
performance will be given for the
benefit of the local Lodge of the
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
by the Young Ladies Minstrels. The
performance is highly spoken of by
the press. A few tickets are o sale
at Col. James I'll. Dukes Store.
A Pleasant Pill
No pill is ae pleasant and positive al
DaWitt's Little Early r sers. Dewitt
Little Early R sers are 80 mild and eff
fective that children, delicate ladies ant
weak people enjoy their cleansing Effect
while strong people say they are n,
beet liver pills sold. Sold by M. E
Ward, druggist, ScSobs, Mise.
A full line of plOws r now car
ried in stock by w. HI. Stuart 81 Co
The celebrated Moline Planter, han
died by them, has been used in this
section for years and found to jus
"fill the BILL" Call and see them.
Mrs. Rachel G. Watts was called
to Meridian last week on account o
the illness of her husband. We arr
pleased to state that it was nothing