The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-11-30

Your attention is directed to the
offer on the opposite page to feanish
the metropolitan and RuIal Home"
end the KEMPER HERALD for one
for $1.O0, the price of the latter.
This offer only holds good for a linn
tied time, and we ask you to show
the announcement to such Of your
friends as sre not subscribers to this
paper, that they may take &dyan-
Of this opportunity.
1t Pprifes Bad Blood.
Mrs. Ella G. johnson, Nashville,
Tenn, wrilet: 81 commenced taking,
Browns Iron Bitters when my baby
was only a fem weeks old. | could then
hardly walk around the room as | Was.
arf7ring from Dyspepsia and Disorder
ed Blood. After using several bottles
was able to do my houlework without
the least fatigue, and nov feel
than / have for years" Sold by
O. EAstland, Scuoba, Miss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. J. Tobin a4hd
young son are guests at Mrs. ID. f.
Cars. Mr.. Tobin is q painter, ard
has about completed the work on
the Baptist Church; he is also adl
organizer of the %fraternal insurance
order, the Knights and Ladies of
Honor, apd while here purposes get
ting UP a lodge,
Mrs, d. A. Stuart is visiting Fela-
tiFes and friends in Meridian. This
good mother last week gave us to
distinctly understand that she never
would be too old to go to q circus,
no matter what her son Billie might
say. For this the younger genera.
ton should rise up and call her.
blessed"
Neuralgia Pains.
Rheumatism, lumbaeo and sciatic
pains yiaid to the penetrating Influence
of Ballads Snow Liniment. It pene
rates to the nerves and bone and being
INSCRIBED into the blood, lis healing
properties are conved6d to every partof
the bodv, and eff CT some wonderful
eures. Pc, 50: and ST 90 Sold by O.
Eastla1d, Scooba, Mlse.
Maekerel, in kits and kegs,
Frunes, Citfon, Seeded Raisins;
Nuts, all kinds;
Apples and Oranges;
Currants, E~vaporated Apples;
Candy, all kinds-at
Dukes Cheap Cash Store.
Mr.. J. D. Beazley, wife and two
little daughters are visiting the fam
lilies of Messrs. - Reszley and j.
w. Parker, being called to Scooba
from their home at Vivian, La, by
the Yecent death Of the frst-named's
brother, w. e, Beazley.
Mr.. J. G. Warren has purchased
the woodworking outfit of Uncle"
George Webb, and has taken over
the latter's road contract. Mr.. War
zen wants to get rich quick, and
thinks this is a good method. He
has our sympathy.
IT'S said that everybody along the
line of the N. & O. railroad between
Sucarnochee and Porterville is eat
ing bananas this week-several cars
containing this luscious fFuit having
been wrecked between those stations
Sunday morning,
Every man owes it to himself and his
family to master a trade or profession,
Read the display advertisement Of the
six MOI ee Schools of Telt graphy, in this
issue and learn how easily a young man
or lady may learn telegraphy and be
assured a position.
This is Thanksgiving Day, a legal
holiday, and is being observed as
such in most places. While the crop
in this section has not been large
this year, prices have been and are
good, and we all have nauch to be
thankful for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Moss and
thfee children, of Lauderdalz, are
visiting the lady's mother, Mrs. Sa-
rah' Pool, and other relatives a few
miles west of town. We IRE pleased
to note that Mrs. POOLS health is
much better.
Carload Of Oats. Bran andShofts.
Carload of Meal and Hulls,
Carload OF Corn.
For particulars, csll on or write
w, H. STUART.
Col. w. .. McNeili, formerly one
of the most prominent planters OF
this section but who some time age
moyed to Laurel, is visiting tbe
family of Mr.. r.. M. Quarles.
Miss Mary Kimbrough has re-
turned from a visit Of several weeks
to friends at Shuqualak, Tibbee, Co
lunbus and Bent Oak.
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