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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-04

A Psalm Of Farm Life.


Tell me not in broken measures
Modern farming does not pay.
For farm produces chickens,
And the hens-do they not lay1
Eggs are high and going higher.
And the price is soaring fast:
Every time we get to market
1t is higher than the last.
Not a coop but 1t produces
Every day an egg or two,
So each farmer gains his millions.
Even though the hens be few.
Every egg is very precious,
And the hens are held in awe.
When a hen begins to cackle,
Then the farmer goes "Haw, haw!'
In the broad and busy farmyard
Struts rooster now and then,
But the shrewd, bewhiskered farmer
Only notices the hen.
Trust no rooster. howe'er snowy
Be the feathers in his tail;
Pay attention to the biddies,
And your wealth will never fail.
Lives Of farmers all remind us
We may roll in wealth some day
II we hustle to the market
With the eggs our pullets lay.
Chicago Chronicle.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-04
The Best Adverti.inr Medium

The farmer who has stock or goods
of any kind to dispose of will always
find the best medium for reaching a
purchaser an advertisement in his
home paper. Not only DO his neighbors
read it, but he reaches hundreds who
would never see handful pasted on a
fence or telegraph pole. Then it is an
inexpensive and practical way Of
reaching the public.-Home Trade Ad-
vOcata
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-04
COUNTY'S CASH

The report of County Treasurer
Davis for the month of March has
been filed with County Clerk Cole.
It shows there is in the treasury the
sum of $16, 1913. SO. There was received
during the month the sum of $500. o.
The amount to the credit of the various
accounts is as follows:
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-04

TAKEN UP--One black horse, about
10 years old bearing the following
brands: Seven-UP, on left shoulder;
quarter circle-lazy-A, on left thigh;
lazy b, and brand of crow on right
shoulder. Owner can have same by
calling at this office, pay cost of sdver-
Using and take the same away.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-04
Afraid of Widows.

She-And you say you want to mar
~ me?
He-Yes, do.
"Well, you must ask by mother first"
"But suppose she accepts me!'-
Yonkers Statesman.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-04
Arizona Kicklets as
A Cure For the Blues

"a N average of thirty poems, idyls,
n refrains, etc, reach this office ev-
cry week from parties living at
distance While the Kicker publishes a
great deal of poetry, it is poetry written
at home by local poets. We want no out
side contributions in this line. This ap-
parent unjust discrimination Is entirely
governed by circumstances. When a
local poet dashes off something good he
or she ut once canters down to this Of
fee aud hands it in for publication. We
must either publish it or be shot at.
For year or SO we preferred the
shooting; but, finding that the noise
and excitement unstrung the nerves of
the compositors and interfered with
getting out job work on time, we final
ly accepted the poetry. 1t is no better
than outside poetry, but outsiders can't
shoot at us.
The boys at Pine Hill sent us word
the other day that they had hung our
agricultural editor and wanted to know
what should be done with the body.
We replied that our A. e. was at that
very moment sitting in the sanctum of
the office and busy with column arti-
Gle, entitled Twill the Coming Cow
Make Use of the Cactus For FODDER
The boys had made mistake. We are
not quite certain who their victim was,
but we suspect he was naturalist
from Chicago who wrote us about four
weeks ago that he was headed this
way. NJ. QUAD.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-04

The Forsyth Hardware & Saddlery
Co. has received new and complete
line of wagons and buck boards suit
able for all purposes.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-04

Get in line and send in your choic
for the most popular young lady.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-04

Receipts were as follows: Received
from taxes, $3.50; received from
licenses, 1885. so; received from county
officers, $116 rs; received from other
sources, $3.50 Total, $3.50.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
RECEPTION TO
REV. MR.. MORSE
Large Gathering In Honor nj
Departing Pastor.
$3.50 PURSE PRESENTED
Rev Warren Morse Will Close
Pa,torate at Old Church
November o.

iler Warren Morse the n,l.r.i &
pastor Of tho ola FRS; churc NJ d
Mrs Morse were given q reception
Thursday afternoon a, The parlors oi
SIC walloomsae Inn. There vas q
lArgc attendance showing the osiccn
In which Sir and Mrs Morse arc held
nd the general rrgre; NJ bis seycrlng
II The cordial relations ihAg have en-.
sled between him ani the parish. Mr
nor.c 10 only Ito Third pastor Of the
'hurch In - yeas.
DAnicl Roblnsoa presided a, the
Gathering and 10 veil chosen words
expressed tie 70 llngs Of the chu. ch
aud the community ai Mr Morse's nc
90 In ondlng his pas'oray". "
Morse replied icellngly stating that B.
Eas only In the hope Of cnlargiug bl,
service Ia the work Of the church that
Tod him 10 accept cal 10 n ncS aeld.
some eIqulsliely wordei rssola ions
81 regret prepared by Miss Kate Hub
hell were unanimously adopted. =
purse Of s2J5 In cash. new bills, was
presented by VDS Merrill In be-
hall Of the church. Sir Merrill spoke
a, follows:
Mr. Morse, beloved pastor and
iricld; associated with you are the
wvndo. fully beautiful lines OF Cardl.
nAl NcHman.
so long Thy poser has blessed ne. cure Il stiIl
vii lead ne o."
II has been said that "silence Is
golden" bat We all realize that there
are tir-ca when out OF the abupda nee OF
the heart the mouth speakeih. As We
Contemplate that soon the morn OF
ynu- dep ,riurs will have come, our
bH1-;' are sad, for We shall miss your
ere / fg;T as you walked our streets,
and &c ~ III also miss the kindly face
wheel. Boa upon us from the pulpit.
Il vail De pleasant to remember, that
you have ever displayed those high
characteristics which dignity. and
make conspicuous he best citizenship.
You have not only been our pastor,
but you have been our helper and
steadfast friend. You have been with
us in DAYS OF rejoicing, when the sound
OF wedding bells fell sseetly upon the
ear. You have been with us in days
OF sorrow, when the Ere burned dimly
upon our hearths. You have stood
by the bedside OF our dear ones, when
their eyes were fast closing in a
dreamless sleep. The home which you
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
DAIRY Cows TESTED.
Ten Cow Owned by ". J. TO~i-. Of South
franklin. Conds'ined.

South Franklin, oct 2s.-Monday
evening Dr. +. A. Rich u Burlington
81 the state cattle commission, and DR.
WEIGH OF NorthGeld came here and
began the letting OF several herds OF
cattle.
That evening aud the next forenoon
we're occupied With tho herds OF II. T.,
w. u and W. J., Towle. The con-
demned few weeks ago, nineteen cows
and heifers lately purchased to take
the place OF the one condemned few
weeks ago aud IL was found to be all
right. What makes this the moro re-
markable is that II was selected fom
eleven other herds 10 five different
towns.
The herd OF W. y. Towle, consisting
OF 80 animals, was also found to be
free from disease.
in the herd OF w. J. Towle, consist
ing OF Us animals, ten OF the cows were
found TO be effected.
This morning a few diseased ami
mails we're found In other herds but II
is thought the number will be small.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27

and yours have adorned 80 long, will
be- dark aud silent Tor n while. then
undoubtedly lights ~ill cheer agaiH
tho passer.by, aud voices onoe more
be heard in tho large square rooms,
bat those voices slll perhaps h.
Strange Ia az. aud tho face. How. We
shall iolloS you in your nos field u
duty with aheeiionhls Interest, and
40 truly wish that your paths may 10
those ~ pleasahiness ana peace. Il
IL a pleasure a. ~, this afternoon, .,
be- the medium Of oonyo, lng 10 you tho
sin,eFe friendship, which lherr pres
cot have for you aud yours, ADD I
am personally delighted In behalf Of
your many friends ~ present you wlih
ibis giii, AZ 40 expression Of their Low.
lng regard for you
May God bles, aud keep you.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
LOST A HAND.
lo,d Rsdd Of iiDe,iss consn v,eiim d .
Suiou, Assl5sni.

lo,d Rudd Of hoeass Co'nsn vleiim d .
SsFiou, Aesidsni.
While assisting "a run an cnsilage
saiicr yesterday f.oyd R'.dd me, with
IN sccidvn, tina, resulted la the loss
u bis right hand.
Young Rndd. Sho IL but u years Of
age, vas cleaning Hway the cut corn
from tn rear Of the m ,chinc when his
band vas capgh, and drawn 10 between
the knives.
A. soon a. possible he VAS taken Ia
the samaritan hospital 10 Troy Ahcre
Il sas found that the hand was 80 bad.
iy manglcd that ampuia'lon above the
wrist joint Vas necessary.
. ~ The hospital the young man found
his cousin, Harry Warren Of Bsn1in ,
'un, who u being treated for Injuries
received last wlnlor In coasting
accident.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
LIVE PARTRIDGE EXHIBITED.
uau,u.l spectacle Ia wiAds~ d 5. A. Bart,
ilon.

ht@sNf 49, - 49," - - ="
ilee.
TIC show sindow al \. A. Burt. Z
elolhlng store has been tho oonlsr OF
much attraction today. Instead Of DO
ing hypnolls-d man laying there
Tie alsra ten 10 on r,m NermonPs
forests q living partridge, . male,
a hns spcoimsa aud several have Ga
p.cssed tho sentiment that They would
lake 10 help cat IL.
Nc Burt vas goiag dosn iho stree,
Thursday morning wheu he sa~ = bird
ippioniiy IN a daAsd condition ADD
aol knosiag what 10 do. IL nnslly
pctclei near the Pu,aam, and "sld"
'rosiing che street picked Il up aud
iarrl.d IL 10 the store, where one via
dow.was iit q up oSpr SLY for H. TIE
bird has come 10 it, own seli today
asd appears Ia be- uneasy a, The
iuAflars II now occupys and uanis 10
gci oni
rcrsoas Nho has never socn a part
'ldrc can vle~ fall nrdged one BY
going Ia the Hurt sloc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
MRS. FOSTER
IS FOUND
She Is With Tier Brother
Near Albany.
NO REASON IS GIVEN
She Lsli st. Alban, BY Way ol
Rou,es Point tuesday
Evening.

81 Albans, oci. sa.-Mrs Nora Eos,
Yer ~ East STANTON whose mysterious
iisappearanos from hi. city Tuesday
nishl was related Ia yesterdays Mes
sngcr, has hccn located By Sheriff II
+ Kelley At or near Albany. Sheriff
Kelley this FORENOON called up The
chief of police 81 Albany on the lolcph
"n". told him tho circumstances, aud
asked him 20 see Charlie. u Parks. a
brother VI Mrs Foster sho IL employ.
NJ In hat city Mr Parks said that
ais sister sas all right II supposed
hat she II either 10 Albany or sara.
Ioga Springs, whcrc Mr snd Mrs F.s
or lived 80 after they wrrc married
IL u iusima,sd that Mrs Foster left
nomc on sccoun. Of q family qu.rrcd
shich probably eau he adjusted. II
- also said that n letter has been
Sfiiiea IA l. W Foster cxpl4ini..g Ihg
situation.
This morning ,hn RE-, a'raveling
man, telephoucd Tie Messenger from,
Richmond saying that woman corr,
spending 10 ue description Of Mrs
Foster and wearing long black rain
coat. took III, oEdcnsburg train In this
city about GEO O'Clock Tuesday even
ing. She entered tho smoker but was
directed To- the regular passengeF
coach. She held n newspaper 10 front
of her face uniIl the train had passcu
Swanton. The woman appeared 10 be
lsboring under strong excitement. Mr.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
it SAID That Every Dog Has His Day and Every Cat Her Night But $
SUPREME COURT GUINNESS
csIssenl, csuA,, Gaze As.las, oF.ails eSiIsp
unisn.

unish.
MSaipslisr. ost si-rhs relslor has
applied for poFmissloa 70 islr1dnes
pos am iavlis perssialng - lhe defend
ants family history IN Canada IN ths
quo ~ArrAalo ease Of the stats % vor
mont, enrelalor Charles A Phelps,
against \ lioill tsr Jackson. THIS
m alter wlll be argued lomarroE morn
iEg. bot the case itself gill noi CON,
up aniil tho GOD ~ the term.
Two state eases sers argued lhl,
norains, stats agslnsl Henry webbsr
perjury, aud state against Domlnloo
casis, liquor, both from Caledonia
eouaiy. Tho webbor case comes up
on a demurrer Ia tho cA,la case. The
respondent sas iolaI gillly Ia cpun
y court aud takes up the case ca qaes'
ions Of la aud Admlssloa ~ evi
iyncs
The Cutters unloa Coz splrssy case
from Caledonia co was taken rp this
ailSrnoon. Tho case IL 40 indlclmsn,
4 sis counts against James Duncan,
SECRETARY Of the Granite Caters Ma
ional uaion, sai lsn oihsri Who acc
,ha,g ci wllh conspl acy by prevent
lag hindering and iescrrlsg certain
Dcr.ons from carrying -, tho bu,invs.
Of manufacturing granlp AZ Hart
E'ck D1ncan w4s not arrrsi j riv.
~ ihs ten rsspo ldcnis scro simm N ~
% testify, shilc tho case was being In
vos'lg,.ed b. tho g'ali juicy. ric
i've VINO we're summoned died pie
70 he IN l,c ,ncnL, a,sins that % he
"a shed a. "a them. bscau.o their cjn
,,ltutlo al right, wrro vlolasd AZ
lhey wsrs compel a b. give t-.i nony
against ,hcmsclye,
TIC other Eve then asked that u
he qa.shed Tor the same rca, "a.
Toe sts'e's attorney dsmurscd gen.
orally to the several pleas an the
case con.es into supreme court
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
DeATu OF MRS ". c, SOU
pssss A~sy a rypAsId rscs~s-'s
Day Aissmsss.

Eva Mauison. tho beloved 81
W @ souls. died Al her homs cn-f~
anl street st 6 o'clock I'hursdoy
aocn OF typhoid pnsumonis. n
Sunday Mrs souls sss ~
usual. bal ths folioriny ~
came connned 70 herh
limo shs failed until Dc ca
Thursday afiernoon.
The deceased vas . romad
shols life conferred Ia her hons
friends. She was = devoted wife
mother aud tho sad break 10 tho "a
circle brlngs 10 the remalning ID
bors tho sympathy Of Tho entire q
naniiy.
Eva Madison vas Tho dapgh,d
Charles 3 and Julia ID Madison
sas born In No-sh bennington Did
ser 10. ist5. She IL survived by j
SHOWER. william q souls. By
cons, Charles T. and Clair W., and
grandchildren. the childrnof Char
hires brothers. G Fred Msiilso'
Nss Berlin, n. ". aod Allen
German Madison Of CcnIsrslIl
Y four sisters. Mrs Charles
Mrs John Eidlng,oo aod Mr.
Adams Of bennington, and
Low OF Nov Berlin. y. Y.
A aver ,ev CO, 'or
ir ends andrclativcs. viii
house at , o'clock sunds
The burisl vi,
home.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
OFFICE or N. NJ. pUffER
AT Phils Sophia c ,u.i,y Co..

AT Phisielph,s c ,usl,y Co..
Dear Sir Please accept thanks fof
check fJr 80 70 m payment for my re-
'cnl ipjury, while insured In youreon
pany. The check vas received within
three days from The time the claim was
sen, TO the company and the settlement
was entirely satisfactory TO me. I
consider TIE Philadelphia Cisuaii,
company one 81 the best and the most
prompt aud fair companies that ever
did business with.
Yer. truly yours.
y. ~. PUFFER.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
CONTINUED SUCCESS
Prescelle Entertained Crowded House Agar
Last Evening.

Last Evening.
Every seat and every inch OF stand
ing room at Library hall were taken
again last night for Precelle's laugh.
able and instructive entertainment.
A strong and Interesting program is
offered tonight. Some of the tests in
mental telepathy are bishops famous
marriage test, Prescell's original knife
test and the ring test without contact.
Among the numerous laughable
scenes In hypnotism is the rubber bail
scene which is very funny. The clos
ing scene is an old fashioned one ring
circus costumed, introducing bareback
riders, acrobats, club swingers, slack
wire walkers, battle-axe throwers,
etc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
MRS WEST RfcoveRlN Nc.
iiu'hsnd h IN jail Here Aws,iss tho RcsulI
Of iiu injuries.

Of iiu injuries.
Mrs Jay West Of sandgsio Who va
brulally assaulted by her husband
,boul tao seeks ago has ben In n
critical condition most oi the ilmc.
: Improving aud Thursday vas 10.
moved ~ the home Of hcr brother.
dcury squlor, aud tho attending ply
'cian. Dc Phillips Of Arlington thinks
hat sh' wi'l 'ally cover.
When The assHu.i vas committed.
Vest was under the lnfluence Of liquor
sud he ha. been confined 10 he couniy
al, slncc Oslobct u awaiilng the
csuit ~ the iniurles There are two
h.ldfcn 10 the family.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27

Mrs Ella Carlo Of Montp(
been notified that she IL TO
pension OF ei2 q month undc|
emitting dependent mothers ol
ed soldiers 10 that amount.
also receive $50 back money l
time Of the death OF Fred "
her son, who died of yellow 7
Cuba while Q soldier.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
ANNUAL REPORT.

OF bennington and fioosiek Valley M1wE
Company.
The annual report OF The Benning-
ton and Hoosick Valley Railway
Company, as fled with the Railroad
Commissioners for the year ended
June 30, shows as follows:--
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
FIRE AT NORTH POWNAL
Barn Of nyland Noon, With Stock and In
plsmsnts Completely Destroyed.

The barn on the farm of Hyland
Moon near the North Pownal Water
Works was completely destroyed by
fire last night In the barn at the time
of the fire were three horses, several
cows and number OF head of Young
stock. Not an animal was saved
Fabming implements and produce also
blfned. There was no insurance.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27

The number Of passengers carried
''ring the year was 1854 as com
pared with 81, SOB the previous year
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
Weather

Fair tonight and warner. satur
day fair.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
he ID LEFT @( lFs'a .. ~
sheriff kelley also rccsh

rom the conductor OF the d
I'd 10, tracing tho woman
Rouses Point It's supposed
took the Delaware A Hudson
Rouses Point for Albany.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27

yThe Great Plummer Divorce Case,
Mill be repeated In Glover Hall W.
day night by the MEMBERS
Orange. Give them full
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
FlRS
FURS FURS

We able show you the largest and
complete line have ever shown. These goods
bought when the price and skins
also the quality OF the best consequently
who inquiries tn prices. AS the
cold weather has begun the furs selling fast
ar early this de in order
complete line. Notice these prices and come
the quality and style.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27

Double Fox Scarf over 60 inches long
$7.48 worth $40, others at $3.50,
1893 and 1898.
Double Fox Scarf 90 inches long,
$13.9S worth 1900, others at 1898
and $500
Misses Sets, collar and muff, $748
ll.0S and 1875
Children's Sets, collar and muf S.. 90
600 and 69S
Misses and Children's Scarts $500 to
500
Muffs to nj
stvles Squirrel Mink All
kinds obtained through We have many big
show
Fur Trimmed and Fur Lined Coats
Slo no 1900. 25.OO and 4S.OO
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-11-15

Go where you don't have 20 wait to
get your cotton ginned The OkOlonn
Cotton OH Mil.
Well Pumps, steam 6ttIngs and pipe
~ WALTER SMITH.
Another bum attraction 90 the opera
hopsesl last Tuesday night, Helen May
Butlers Band. All nice young ladies',
seemingly, bntl they couldn't play
music not on horns. Okolona ID nm
fortunate IN getting suCh sdistrac.
ticnu's but whom one never saw good
troupe play how can he select good
ones FOR town.
Thew. +. Tucker Chapter Was 40.
lightfulIy entertained by Mrs. Tom
Buchanan on Thuraday afternoon. A
A,ssWing Bee" was the plan Of amuse.
mont. Mrs. Edgar Elliott won visitors
prize ana Mrs. Edgar PaFchman the
membership prize. Deliclou6Eefresh-
menls wcro served.
They aay that more than half the
wOmsn VINO visItths high priced health
~ pcclety resorts about the country
81 on NE insurance money. Bat ths
prs ent life inslFancs soendglS VIII
certainly cripple these women; the
scandals win discourage husbands
from taking out policies The next
crop IL rlch widows viii BE- considers.
bly lighter. But don't grnmble = ths
rich widows. They should ~ welcome
% thNir money. Ifwomen hare sense
enough 10 take cnre .ol themselvar, and
liys lonecr than men, theK ats entitled
20 I'll kkeg 80. Tie large number 81
mob Widows should finally ~ ths nen
% ia|ntlnt and cnurp them n 6at atd
drink 'cto,
Wien : man falls 81 love Ne pros
sds 20 give hIp intel|lspnce 2 Vqcos
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-11-15

Having purchased the building and
atock Of goods OF Wholesale house in
Palestine, Texas, and % ! am to take
possession Of that property on Jan. /,
1906, / am now offering for sale 81
very low figures all my property in
OkOlona which embraces City Lots.
my handsome Residence, Bedroom
sets, Book Cases, Wardrobes, Chins
Closets. SldebOard, Pier Glass, Refrig-
orator, Carpets, Rugs. Nice PhaetOn,
Gurry, Table Ware and other things too
numerous to mention. Now ID your
time to buy. 3. J. EzEIL.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-11-15

Lights IA night That y one a ne
many new improvements promised us
shortly ~ The city council. Not aalis-
Aed "a have made die i beet waIka any
city n Mlsasllppi has. they aro nm
proving the city II sysfy Wv possible.
They are now receiving bids from
several big Electrical houses TO % Inn
prove the lighting facilities that .
continuous current runs III over town.
New lncandssCent and arc llghtp nre TO
be put An where several are badly
needed now II different parts o. towD.
A contract hiss been made Wlth she NJ.
q o. oniclals to light the entire yards
and buildings Of that company. Many
other modern and much desired Inn
provements are under adylsement and
will shortly pc announced.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-11-15

TN EVERY Receipt that calls for cream
a of tartar. soda. d baking powder, we
lie Royal Baking Powder. Better results
viii Be obtained because IF the absolute
purity and great leaYsning strength IF ths
Royal. II viii make The food lighter
sweeter, cf finer flavor. more digsstible and
wholesome. II i always reliable and uni
form IA It's work.
Alum and phosphate baking powders
sonic ~ them sold y ire same price END
some Of them cheap will make neither
d,inty noS wholesome f0od,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-11-15

On the morning Of Nov. o., ct
O'Clock, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. Darden, on North Main street
wns the scene OF q simple but very
beantiful wedding, when Miss willie
f4oWard Darden became the wife Of
Mr.. Dozler s. Lovett. The ceremony
was said by Rev. M. X. Thornton, Of
StarkviIIe, Miss. The bride 10 Q mem
Der Of ono Of MissIssippi's oldest and
best known families. and ID an unusu-
ally fine young lady. who has sndear-
cd her self to large circle Of friends,
by her many lovely traits Of character.
Mr.. Loyett 10 well known young
business man. Of Lovett. Florida. The
bride was gowned in . stylish blue
silk suit, with hat to match. Only q
limited number of special frlehds and
relatives were present. Mr.. and Mis-.
Lovett left at 0:46 for their future
home In Florida.
The day dawned bright and clear.
These happy hearts TO cheer
May their lives be long and usefni.
And few dark clouds appear.l
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-11-15
First published in The Messenger Nov. /, 'O61
NONRESIDENT MoTIcE:

CHlCKA6AW COUNTY, 3.
To Mary Cocolough, the Defendant:
NyOU are commanded to appear before the
IL Chancery Court of the 2nd. District OF
Chickasaw County, in said State, on the third
Monday OF November A. D. 1905 to defend
the suit In said Court Of Charles C0colough,
wherein you are Defendant
This the 3Oth day Nov. A. d. 1905
T. w. Hamilton. Clerk.
By q. W. Bean d. a.