Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-07-13

one Of the most prosperous States
IN Mexico l. Xuoatan. Itisa progress.
sive and rapidly growing State. IL
sets the example 60 the rest Of the
Mexican republic. The secret Of the
success IL In the fact that Yucatecans
own and operate all their commercial,
agricultural and industrial plants;
they Owl the railroads, the banks, the
plantations, and 30 great is their read
iness 70 support home enterprise that
foreigners do not find an opening
there. Despite the w~ell-known push
and ingenuity Of Americans, the vast
wealth Of the English. the commercial
instinct OF the Germans, there are
very few OF the people Of America,
Great Britain on Germany who have
obtained a foOthold IN that country.
The Y~ucatecans are sufficient for
Themselves and the development OF
their country, and their prosperity
and that Of the whole peninsula has be-
come noted throughout the world.
Ambassador ohoate was at a high
social functiou Ia London and was
mistaken for alackey. A distinguish
ed peer thought the american diplo-
mat was one OF the hosts servants.
he said TO Mr.. Choate: "Call me q
cab" With proper Difference, Mr..
Ohoate replied "You are a cab, sir.D
With some show of ire the nobleman
repeated: "Call me a cab immediate.
ly." Again Mr.. Choate replied, very
quietly: "You are q cab immediately
sir" In high dudgeon the offended
peer sought his host and Complained
OF the impertinence OF bis lackey,
pointing out Mr.. Choate. "Why that
is the United States ambassador ex-
claimed the host. There were intro
ductions and extreme apologies, but
Mr.. Choate only laughed, and 90 the
incident ended.
Mr.. Caruegie's hero committee
should not overlook the negro boy at
Cleveland who dropped q piece of
watermelon to snatch q child from In
front Of a trolley car.
Club Finances: "But," expostulated
Jones, ''if you'd only pay me what You
owe me | could pay Smith what / owe
him." / know It." said Robinson.
"But Smith wouldn't pay NE what be
owes me, You and / would merely
impovish ourselves to enrich Smith. %
A perfect Anti Bilious a d Anti-M alaria-
protection and cure for old and young. Cali
Prune Waters. 100 fer 25 cents.
Ask your Druggist.
A st. Louis preacher declares that
st. Louis in the fullness of her glory is
q city whose immortality is only paral-
leled by the debaucheries Of Babylon
and Rome before their fall" The
worlds fair press agents are rubbing
the good parsOn up to bend out some
more hot shot of the same lurid
brand.
''Throw Physic TO the Dogs" Califol-
Prune Waters are natures own remedy
or constipation and b~iliousness, 100 for %
tents. Ask your Druggist.
John D. Rockefeller is generally
'redited with being the wealthiest
nan. His holdings are supposed to
.o%-aggregate $500, OOO, 900, and are in
,reasing at such a rate that they are
pound TO double within acomparative-
y short time.
OAAANAhA1 AAAAg HHA1Asg uhbNfb b cure ]
or all howell troubles, Act promptly with
,ut pain or inconvenience, 100 for % cents
your Druggist.
There are n27 Smiths In the national
soldiers home in LeRventhworth, Kan.
4 northern exchange expresses doubt
Vether General Lee would have resist
ID so long had he known the whole
smith family was fighting him.
It is surprising how quick California
orune Waters act. No gripe, no pain.
90 for % cents. Ask your druggists.
o. B Crittenden, manager of the big
Jorbin estate Ia Arkansas, says In the
manufacturers Record that more than
'ne-half Of that property is now work
ID byItalian labor and that the Italians
re superior TO the negroes in growing
California Prune Waters are good in
estment. They give quick returns with
o after trouble 100 for Is cents. ask
our Druggist.
PFoiessor(to class of young men,
low that / have demonstrated the
values Of the various colors,
0 what js blue equal? Pupils( who
as been ont very late the night be-
0re)-TWo reds and q white,