Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-03-30

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lete issues aud questions 10 lon-ef
challenging popular interestshonld b.
manfuly abandoned IL believed 90
be what made Mr.. Bryan 50 all hred
mad.
D0ot why, you said in your note
that yon had the Group, and / come
here to hnd you have the rheumatism
Pafisnt-Well, doc, there wasn't a
soul 10 the house vii could spell rheu.
matism.
The architects declare that the
White Hpus- IL q monstrosity. Can
anyone, therefore, blame the occupant
for no. wishing ~ move out OF an
apartment IN which be feels so much
at homer
II is aid, In praise Of The late duke
OF Cambridge, mat he did not forsake
his wife. WE'LL at least, the woman
had given mp for him the right to hear
his name. II he hsd not stood by her
be would have been q cad.
Il l. observed that Mr.. R ,ckerfelier
keeps right on piling up dollars and
creating new m0nopolies Just the same
as he did before Roosevelt and Knox
started ont TO rope the trusts with the
"sure remedy Of publicity.
According t. the tenets OF the "new
thong o. practitioners, all material
lille vanish before the vigorous on
Blaughts Of our mentality; but nobody
has reported that new thought will
bring down the price Of -four.
The Anti-Mob and Lynch Law As
ISOLATION, with state headquarters ct
Springfield. Ohio, might sit aa q sort
o coroner's jury now and aualyze the
local situation for the sdihoatiOn of
the rest Of the benighted country.
The country has arrived at that
etage of the preliminary Presidential
campaign where there is q hubby ap-
pearance on the round surfaces OF
some OF the booms that appeared dire
fully threatening q short time since.
Probably the Administration is pru.
pent in sending go many warships to
the Pacific. The Pacific is q large
ocean and there is much more room
there than elsewhere for ships to
move around without humping into
one another.
The fellows who are fighting in the
Far East are nearly out of coal, aud
without coal there can be no war. The
deadly torpedo boat is as harmless as
a sucking dove without an ample sup
ply of fuel. Let the peace societies
corner coal.
Belva Lockwood thinks the Nor
are to be congratulated il only
2 per cent Of them practices polygamy,
as claimed by President Smith. She
says the average is considerably high
er in other religious denominations.
oh, Belvai
Nature has just one pigment on her
palette with which she produces all
the marvellous tints of beauty. and
one pigment is the blood. The
shell IKE pink beneath the finger
nails, the delicate rose of the cheek,
the cherry, ripeness of the lips, the
Irridescent brilliance of the eye are all
produced by the blood. Just as the
permanence of a beautiful painting
will depend upon the purity OF the
with which 1t lie painted, so the
permanence of beauty depends on the
purity OF the blood. Paint powder
and cosmetics won't avail to preserve
Beauty begins ia the blood.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Is q true beautiher, because it pro-
Vides for nature that pure blood with
which alone che eau paint. The use
this medicine will cleanse the skin,
leighten the complexion, brighten the
syes, and give the face and form that
'adiance OF health which is the great
sst charm Of beauty. DIR. Pierce's
Pellets are very effective In Kidding
he system Of clogEing residam, which
With cOnstipated habit.
After all 1t seems that the problem
IT suppressing the jail breaking mobs
6 simply n OF having a sheriff with
and 8 knowledge Of his
iuties. But will some scientific in
discover the way to get such
elected?
Hotel keepers IN st. Louis admit
hey viii and dihleulEy IA accomoda-
ing the crowds 40 the Democratic
convention bat they believe It will be
to arrange masters 80 MIR.
Bryan and Mr. Cleveland win not be
assigned to the same room.