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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24

Dallas. Tex. Dec. q w G Msisf
Fey. a prominent and well 20 do Gu
zen, Of this place. has committed sui.
eide by tying a wire around aIs neck
attached 20 ais leg an jumping head
acremosi into a vel he IS 20 father
OF b. G MahHHey. uho vas Hsmlssei
from West Point several yeasrs Az
Aahahcy made an earnest cF'r' %
have his son rr.inE'aicd ard 'Ae 'av
tVo years has hecu devo'sd % ths
cause. and his 'nmsdiue friends are
% TIE op!rloa laAt this bore heavily
90 BE nlnH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
PROFITS WERE USED
TO CONCEAL LOSSES
So Testified Superintendent Of
Insurance Department.
EXPORTS WERE INQUIRED INTO
It Was the Custom to Reduce the Book
Values Of Real Estate and CHARGE
Reduction to Profit and Loss-othsr
Facts as Testified.

New York Dec 23.-Stephen NJ.
Smith, second assistant treasurer Of
the Mutual Life, was called as the first
witness before the Insurance commit.
tee today.
Before the session began 1t was
learned that former Superintendent Of
Insurance Louis F. Payn would testit,
some day next week Mr.. Smith ORC.
juced a statement OF the net profits
- OF the company from the sale of secu.
rifles in the past ten years up TO Sept
80, 1905. This showed a net credit 70
the profit and loss account Of Sl2,S26,.
G29. exclusive OF 100000 Of Interna.
tional Mercantile Marine bonds that
were marketed of the book in 1903
Charles F. Preller. auditor of the Mu-
tuaL testified that he received the quar-
terly reports OF those reports to tle
treasurer. and said It was the custom
90 credit profits and charge losses on
securities TO the profit and loss &C
count. 1t was the custom to reduce
the book values OF real estate and
charge the reduction to profit and Loss
bV instruction Of the president or vice
president The figures Of the net prof
It were annually submitted to the pres.
ident or vice president wao would In.
Gtruct what adjustment OF tne account
. should be made.
In 1904 fhnra IA, a u fTnVn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
Important supr.ms cOurt RuIIna

Columbus, o, Dec 23.-The supeme
court today handed down one OF the
most important rulings in the history
OF Ohio criminal Law holding In sub
stance that tie state has the same
right 20 q change Of venue as .ne &C.
cused. The matter came up from
Madison county on the application Of
Attorney General Ellis for an order
compelling Judge Durf!nger 20 grant
The state change Of venue in the
case % the state versus Mccartney
charged with murder.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24

London. Dcc gg--wr'a. ., .ta,H
Morgan o., coraul gr 30 oI Npr .
~ .'.r., t.G .r,s ~ the KOREAN
,'sa'ipn since tIr suicide ~ 'hr actin
mlnis,sf eight mOHtIs aFu. has handel
Over the legation 10 tho Iapaneas IN
baEsy and the consulate 20 me Jap
Ahesr consul general under Dc afr1nF-
msnt transferring kOrpHn foreign af
fairs "a the control ~ Japan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24

NeW York DE - At 'as annual
meeting Of 80 FJciciy % former Ger
man university sfnden's acid "a this
city YESTERDAY ~. Hugo sE'gsF uns
elected president AnA ~ Car BecE
the rctlTiEE aead. vas esotsu A0hozfT
president To anrogncrmtnt w1a
nA1s ieai Pr.hes HeaFy. % Prussia,
a. aeceptei elsctioa a. AahnTary
mrlAer ~. GsorEs W-betisg H.n
E,ae. ~ ChieaEa. Waa Slsets4 % q, ~
aarsaip 10 1s sacisig.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
a,e,Iy,, 90, MLr,ls,s Ms.s.as.

Mobile. Ala Is.c 22.--Thc nrs' Nirc-
less message received by %" Mobile
station came today from the s'"amyhip
Prince George , Munson ins New
York. 90 fti. city and thence ~ ia
vana. TIE Prince Geofg" ie.'g-a Dhf
as follovs Thirty Eve miles ~
Mobile BAY v.u tock about mon Hor
DID The FirO Hrlsn hEh, come QUIZ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
E.aRrEo WIFE RETURNS HOME.
Mrs. oranovJteh says Tsltlebaum Hyp.
notified Her

Atlanta. De- -3 Mrs Sophia Gran
oyl'ch. NO l,ft the cl'y win Henry
Tru,baum about ten Jays ago has ~
turned Bono. ouI ls uoa allu hrt fam
uy TdIobaum pou,I not iourn from
Norfolk. where De- aud Mrs. Guuo
witch Worr ARRESTED
ONlr,r llrR,I Nlo went 20 Nrr'p'h
vI'n NJ Craan'lch states that Tyl
rcbaum refused to rr'urn and under
the Laws ~ Virginia hc could no, be-
force 20 d1 go
Mu Grauoyi'ch sAya tho reason abe
went away Nlih Tc'lobaum was BE-"
cause the man hypnoutod her and she
could NOT resist The power be- welded
Over lCF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
on, kIlI.d: slr Inlvtsd 10 wt.eL

Aemphis Dsc. 20 One ptsa~uz.r
has been kl,lod Atd slI inquired o. a
wreck on the llllh0is Cru'a. railroad
q miles north ~ Holly syalgs f,ba
Two - The coarhsv ~ he uals. Do,
tsc~n Canton and Mahry urrs 1srb-
81 and tufhel over % fa.. .utaat
tnrrf Au Jane wstF ~ F.Taf-
Miss So crushed 20 isa.h 90 'tr o..
iafeI 0ns uill probably Go
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
AMERICA WOULD NOT INTERVENE
Was the Cause Of the Suicide Of a ko.
rean Minister.

Victoria. Dec % idyIcos were re-.
coiveI by ,lc steamer Tromou, that
Min Yong Whan. the Korean minister
who committed suicide whom the treaty
with Japan was signed, did so because
America would not intervene Ne lstt
letter 20 this chcct Wnen his body
was carried 20 residence hts motlcr
took poison and died
Cho PlOng SIX alEo poisoned himself
with opium when In his chair In The
streets
An uprising took place IN South Kn
rea not IA from Fusan bu' ~ vas
coon quo'Icd hy Japanese troops
A state funeral was ordered fJr The
suicide. AMI pos'aumous u'io o.
True Pa'r.O'." given them
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24

sualnsrofa. tee urr o. ia O. f1r
auay aeri1sa' 30 tas0r a-i mlir
he .,.ls 60 ~ = % G.ats 0unsr =
tse ,sam. vas rArDsn ''Dn 80 uagIa
an secans er'at- % is ssffi BE-
lsr isranry tlJs4 ~ G.alf 40
hsen 70 sualns5ory aad uts "a Be
vuy % his hons 90 CoVsaA TAs art
boT Waa years Ga
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
southusst Railway Employss strIks.

vurunocrd. South Russia Doc Is
The employee ~ tho HuuibWostorn
railway struck AZ ~ o'c'ock mis- morn.
Ing IN obedience 10 lhc direction Of
fAcir union Too crews ~ pHssen
ger trains baulrd The trains - large
'oens before abpnlJulns 80 that the
... .n.rIt .Fpu'd not suffrr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
DOZENS Of WOREMEN
MARCHED TO PRISON
Between Soldiers With Their
BayoueiS Fixed.
cossAcKs DDsPsRsg STRIKERS
Strike Closes stores, Causes Imperial
Bank to FAN and Has Ceased All
TraHIe-Eleetrle Light Workers
Strike, Leaving City In Darkness,

ST. Petersburg, Doc 9S-Tho work
men Of two of the three electric uSIt
plants struck yesterday evening and
consequently the Streets In tne major
portion OF the city were In darkness
through the night. tlr Inhabitants
being compelled to fall back ON can
dies and kerosene
tn svracHlght mounted on tho
sp,rr uf tae Admiralty building. again
ViVld,y illuminated the Neysky pros
poet, as 1t did during the October
STRIKE, cavalry ami infantry patrols
guarding every block and machine
guns we're alatl1nci az several points
During a tour ot the city CORE
spoudcnt saw dozens ot workmon be-.
tween soldiers with hNed bsyonots DO
ing marched On TO prison
cucLc " arms and hand bombs
was found near the Schlusscrhurg aV'
euur yesterday, and crowd VI a thou.
sand striker, ~ the NcvNky works was
charged AMI dispersed ny Cosaacks
Who used tlc Oats Ut their swords and
whips. but no ono was seriously In
iuI,d
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
Martial Law Declared.

Warsaw. Russian Poland Dec 90
a proclamation OF tie governor gen.
cral was eazrt'Cd herctoday csraOb,h
ing marital law In all Of ,uo ten gov
erumcnts OF Russian Poland and arp
pointing ten Temporary military gov
CIuuTs general
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24

I1utf8a. T~t l-. st .t .8'..
frgm i.sfrte lsrt no. l.er
received tsf. ~ ..s f.I
ia Metiog % DaUI ra.
issh. Esd ear f.t'
Ctfrs gtarss rOnfr. ... .. o. Ca
80 lsfafs rfe rFf7
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24

Waranv Russian Poland hoo "a 49,
The failure It The Imopual banking
uuu-, ~ Maurice NeIkcn. was annouuc.
81 today Tho difficulties are a,trtb
uttd tu me pp,iil,A, situation
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24

NarUslHy. European Ruse'a Dcc 81
Tuo railroad employee urro struck
today All railroad rnrlc has hcch
suddenly hupYvd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
All alnrnn Are clossd.

Minsk. Western Russia. Doc 21.-
Tho general urilse va, commenced at
taa place. Al, stores arc Ctoscd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
strlks Causes TranIe TO Cease.

Eu.'rumA European Russia. D'c %
The railroad cmployca here struck 10
day All lWHjC las ceased
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-28

tricts from which fisherman can Sc
cure as much as ten pounds. To meet
a possible teehnicality provision of
the law stipulates that it shall not be
violation provided, having less than
ten pounds, fisherman catches one
trout and thereby makes the total
weight more than ten pounds. In that
case the one having caught more than
ten pounds shall not be liable for break
ing the law. But violations are punish
able BY a fine Of five dollars per pound.
The catching Of trout for hire, sale or
gain as the law puts it, is punishable
by fine of FIVE dollars
The fisherman will find himself well
hedged about with restriction when he
sallies forth with his rod next Monday,
and it may be advisable for him to nn-
derstand what those restrictions are, as
there seems to be a stronger disposition
to enforce the fish and game laws Of
the state than for some time past. But
in spite Of the checks there win be an
abundance of opportunity to enjoy the
Waltonese art.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-28

Of May to the first Of August, the legis
lators Of 1904 having seen fit to cut
off the month of August from the open
season" This limitation applies only to
fishing in brooks and streams, and the
species included in the restriction are,
brook, golden, rainbow, steelhead, or
lake, and handbook salmon or longe. The
penalty attached for violation Of the
law is the same as formerly ten dollars
a fish, For taking fish from streams
except by angling the penalty of five
dollars is affixed A matter that should
be borne in mind is that each person Is
limited to ten pounds Of fish, although
in the present condition of angling in
Vermont it may seem unnecessary to
impose that restriction. There are few
streams except in the more remote dis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-28

Matters seem to have been amicably
settled in the Rutland Congregational
church so that the assistant pastor, the
Rev. George Gnnour who resigned a
short time ago, win remain. The cause
of the disturbance is minated from
the statement Of the Rutland Herald:
While he has the methods of the higher
criticism, he does not wander too far
afeld to cause alarm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-28

A new York supreme court judge de-
cides that because it is lawful TO strike
it is lawful to lock out He gave his
opinion in the case of the Building
Trades Employers association
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-28

Thursday was observed as Fast Day
in Maine, and the reports say that the
usual services were held by some Of
the religious denominations BY @some
Of the denominations shows the decline
Of an observance that has lost its sig
nifieance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-28

Carnegie again loosens the strings Of
the mony bag and ten million dollars
drop into the waiting lap. The mar
yelous resources OF the man is what
astonishes the world.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-28
THE TROUT FISHING SEASON.

THE TROUT FISHING SEASON.
The trout fishing season in Vermont
begins Monday, May first, and it may
be well TO call the attention of prospec.
tive anglers to recently enacted legis-
lation regulating the taking Of the fish.
The season has been shortened by a
month, and now entcnds from the first
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-28
FRIDAY, APRIL rs, 1905.

4 beautiful Arbor Day. How many
trees did you set out, in accordance
with the intent Of the day?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-28
Saturday at vaughan's
Hosiery, 129c a Pair.

Here's chance to buy Hose for all the family We have
received two cases Hoon for LADIES and one i0r enoren
Ladies Ribbed Top Hose extra double soles hgh spleed
heels Saturdays price, II lie per Palr
Bows and Girls Hercules Hose, absolutely the best bar
gain ever offered you this quality OF fose an sizes oaur
days price, II 2c per pair
One lor Of Misses Lace Hose in sizes to q fast black
Saturday price, II DC per pair
Infants Black Ribbed Isle Hose and Infants White
Ribbed Isle Hose in all sizes Saturday price, IL &c pair.
DON'T MISS THIS HOSIERY SALE
SATURDAY, ONLY II f-2c PER PAIR
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-28
TIE VAUGHAN STORE
ANOTHER CURTAIN SALE
SATURDAY AT THE CORNER STORE.

We such good impression with the other sale that
have decided offer the public another combination,
better than the other Its excellent opportunyto make
your Curtain money do better work than Here's the
bnaon One pair Bobbine Curtains Sc Brass Rod and
pair of Loops all for oSc Saturday There only fifty
pairs, you will have be hand early you share in these
We also have twenty pairs Of odd Lace Curtains that
will sell third less than regular price clear from stock
New shipment of Goats Just received in Silk and Covert
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16

The Mississippi newspapers are .
unit on aggressive work tor the ed
vanoemsnt OF the grand old state In
every way, industrial and social. Tbs
only sorrow is that the papers ars not
always sustained By thUse whom they
serve locally, and are rather looked
upon As public charges which might e.
well be gotten along without. Many .
small town owes its trade and good
standing 10 the aggressivsness Of q
newspaper, whose editor is compelled
to make every sacrifice 70 produce,
oftimes relying almost entirely upon
outside patronage for the money with
which be buys his paper, feeds bis fam
lily and purchases his own scant ward
robe. When . community realizes
that ice papers are worthy Of every
possible favor that can be thrown to
them In = legitimate way. instead Of
figuring in every conceivable way to
keep 1t struggling, the labOrs In the
interest Of the community win not be
90 one sided. and all viii be more pros.
porous. II 9 paper is worthy Of sup
port il cannot be supported too liber-
ally by its home people; when It lie not
worthy 1t should be driven out Of
town.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16

John Wanamaker and daughter
dined in public with Booker T. Wash.
ington ct Saratoga last Sunday, and Of
course the newspapers are full Of com
ments over the evont. What's the use
Of pummeling Booker That lie the
glory of his existence, and be fattens
on 1t, no matter how much harm may
be done to his race. Wanamaker is
the silly party to the incident. and he
don't know any better than to be
worked by Booker.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16

Coal oil poured on standing water
does not remain there all summer to
do its work any more than q lump OF
lime in q marshy hole retains lie
strength to destroy disease germs.
The coal oil ~svaporates and ought to be
renewed ct least twice 3 week. Lime
loses its strength in about the same
time and should also be renewed fire.
quently. Vigilance is the price OF
good health and maybe life. II you
want to see how long lime retains lite
strength just put 3 little piece Of it in
your eye and wait for results.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16

Nothing proves culture better
than kindness.
You never fiDd a beautiful life
with bOastful lips.
This world needs new impulses
more than new ideas.
A good deal of p~iggishness goes
under the name Of principle.
He who would do divine work
must not be afraid Of work.
Warm friendships are not likely
to be fused in heated arguments.
It takes more than milk and
water to make the meekness OF a
Moses.
Most men imagine that q izzle
in business furnishes a fitting for
the ministry.
Life is but our name for that
which the great Master may call
the first lesson.
No man is fitted to oversee any
great work who cannot overlook
some small things.
The world ALWAYS will choke on
a religion made out Of philosophers
first petrifed and then pulverized.
Who said that Friday was an nm
lucky day. Columbus discovered
America on that day, and the hrst In
dian corn wal discovered on Friday.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16


The Boosting Of the northern press
over the fact that Louisiana had will
lingly surrendered its sovereign power
and turned over the handling OF the
fever plague to Federal authority, is
neither timely nor courteous. There
h no longer any complaint in any part
Of the South over Federal authority or
advantages and it Is not only proper but
right that in such an emergency the
general government should be asked
to use It's great store Of information
and Advancement in science TO aid any
section. As q matter Of fact Il lie the
Federal government and not the SOW.
ereign state that b responsible for the
importation Of that class Of citizenship
to which the yellow fever and all kim
bred Ills r traoeable. II the Federal
Immigration laws we're 90 constructed
and enforced as to prohibit making
the coast cities Of the United States
the dumping ground Of ell hi squallor
and woe Of the world, that class Of
paupers who are imported to keep
bonest American workmen from re-
ceiving fair wages for their toll, q class
Of ignorant, filthy semblsnces of hu-
man beings who live from dozen to
forty, male and female. in single room
tenements, and breed all manner Of
disease and ills, the state which is 80
situated 40 to receive them would not
be compelled to ask for Federal help.
There would be no plaques, no squat
Tor, no sensational epidemios as the
present in New Orleans. Besides, the
Federal government has spent mill
lions to investigate such diseases and
perfect courses of treatment. Why
should 1t not be expected to take
charge when an emergency arises and
stamp out the germ and avoid the
spread Of the terror The South bears
ice portion Of burden to sustain the
Federal government and is entitled to
its C
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16

All the railroads in the state report
large increases in earnings the past
quarter over the corresponding quar-
ter last year. When q section OF
country is growing and growing right,
those giving close attention to bust.
ness are sure to be prosperous. The
railroads are ever alert to the posi-
bility of earning increased revenue,
and the Mississippi roads are especially
encouraged to do go the past few
years.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16

The Erie railroad got in some sensa-
tional advertising this week by carry
ing the president over a couple Of its
branches, on the pretext that threats
had been made to blow up the prssi-
dental train at 8 point on the main
line. No sane man would wish to
blow up OF destroy the president Of the
United States at the present time, and
1t lie probable that there was nothing
in the report but a little choap adver-
Using.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16

Fsnnin, in Rankin county, comes
forward with q tragedy similar to one
which occurred In OkOlona seven
years ago, when four prominent citi-
Gems killed each other in front of their
homes. At Fannin, on Wednesday
afternoon Ernest Moss and Charles
McLaurin, two prominent citizens,
who had been at oute for years, met in
the public street and opened FIRE on
each other with shotguns, each receiv-
ing wounds from the effects Of which
death ensued, and both were buried
Sunday.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16

The Southern Cotton Association
seems to be IN most excellent hhands,
and its officers r proceeding to per-
feet the organization in such manner
as to make 1t effective from every view
point. Even the establishment Of 8
price on the great staple is suggestive
Of good work and should receive the
cooperation Of every cotton planter
In the South.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16

The railroads Of the South after all
are the most valiant protectors Of the
various ~uninfected states, for IL is Inn
possible for q man to board one Of
their trains from any infected section
without the proper credentials, show
idg that he is not a suspect Of exposure
to the yellew jack. We all roast the
railroads, and some times they merit
some cussing, but when q genuine
emergency arises. they are the FIRST
and the most effectual agencies of the
safety Of the people residing along
their various lines. Among all the
quarantine officials Of the South today
there are mi more vigilant than r
the employees of the great railroad
lines.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16

Business conditions throughout this
state have not been seriously affected
by the sensational talk on fever ap-
.prehension, except in a few towns
where the authorities, feeling that
they must do something to attract at
tention, have slapped on iron clad
quarantine. end then afterward realiz-
ing that they had made q mistake,
have tried to shake it off. The fact
that the entire state is guarded BY
state authority, renders the duties Of
smaller fry very easv, and they should
be ss simple as practical. Mississippi
has not q single case Of yellow fever,
and lie not likely to have one that will
become serious.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16

OF course everybody expected that
there would be pickering and dis
cushions over the terms Of peace, but
they win be arranged ell right, for
there is absolutely nothing else for
Russia to do but to accept the best
terms they can get busy ID an effort to
conhnetheir operations at q restora
ton Of quiet within their own bound
aries. Just now the old tyranical
empire isnot in position 70 push mat
ters outside Of the home circle very
much. aud she needs peace IN the East
much more than does her Jap com
petitors. Il was not to be expected.
however, that her representatives
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16

summer is fading fast in old Mlssis-
sippis but another season-that viii
bring the song Of the fiddle and the
ring Of the banjo backs almost here.
Italy Is still the cry Of the rich, ba; It
only goes to prove they do not know
The beauties OF their own country
Spend one fail IN Mississippi and life
wiz again be worth the living no mat.
ter how biase you ire.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16

II is not logical to insist that John
D. Rockefeller is the richest man In the
He Is simply the fellow who is
miserable with the most money. Plen.
ty of ne happy cusses who work or we
do not eat, IN good health and at peace
with mankind, are happier and conse-
Quently richer than John.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16
KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.

One Of our farmer friends recently
received a note from q young man who
had oeen 'setting up' TO his daughter
which read as follows: Dear
Sur; wood Ike Jessie's hand in
age. She and I are in 1--we and I think
I uede a wife Yures, Henry The
farmer replied by letter saying: Friend
Henry, you don't need q wife. You
need 3 spelling book. Get one and
study It a year. Then write me again.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-16

II 10 q nice thing to build air castles
about what you will have when your
ship comes In, but the way to get them
is to roll up your sleeves and make
them. That old saying that "oppor-
tunity knocks but once at every man's
door, lie all wrong. Opportunity lie all
around yOu-just rub the sleepy dust
from your ewes.