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The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-21
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Get your Christmas candies and nuts at Ben w. Hatley's.
 No thing nicer for Christmas presents than nice linen hand kerchiefs. Hart has them in endless variety
 Postoffices have been establish ed at TOkio and Norvelle, on the F. & N. w. and service will be- gin on next Monday.
 Mrs. o. H. Helbig and Miss Ruth Helbig leave tonight for St. Louis to spend the holidays. Mr. Helbig will join them the first of the week.
 It's not long till Christmas. Buy your presents now. T. s. Bryan will suit you in most any. thing for sweetheart, mother, sister or child.
 Adam Guthrie, jr., Charlie Tompkins, Lee Billingsley, Lyn Harrell, Dave Martin, Sam Hamil- ton and the rest of the University boys came home today to spend Christmas.
 Mrs. Gertrude Cummings, and her three interesting children arrived last night from Lebanon, Neb., and will spend the rest of the winter with her sister, Mrs. Geo. F. Cress.
 Miss Eula Russell, of Magnolia, who is teaching music in the Henderson college at Arkadel- phia, came in last night, and will remain until Monday as guest of Miss Ethel Tompkins.
 T. A. Potter of Jackson town ship, was in town yesterday to meet his daughter, Miss Pearl Potter, who has been attending Galloway College, and who came in last night on her Christmas vacation.
 Fire W0rks-Get them at Howard Terry's.
 School closed for Christmas yesterday afternoon, and the n-resident teachers left last night for their homes to spend the holidays. Prof. Dunaway also left to join his family at Bee Branch, where they have been spending the fall.
 Miss Ruth Moncrief is enter talning her music class at pri- vate recital at her home this afternoon. Besides numerous games and tempting refresh ments for her little guests, pro- gram of 26 musical numhars will berendered by an equal num- Der of pupils.
 Rev. T. D. Scott was down from Prescott Thursday and told us that he had been cordially re- ceived and is now comfortably situated in his new work. We feel sure that the good people of Pres colt will soon learn to appreciate him for his full worth, as do his many friends at Hope. Star of Hope.
 When R. D. Scott comes in to- night from Westbrook, Ion the the P. X N. w., wherehe is opera. ting saw mill, spending from Monday until Saturday every week there, he will find little | A
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-21

See Hart's Marseilles Quilts. Crescent Currants at Ben w. Hatley's.
 Give him a nice suit case. Get it at Hart's.
 The Fine Box Candy is at Howard Terry's.
 Wuest's Pecan Fruit-best ever at Ben W. Hatley's.
 Pea nuts, pop corn and tooth picks at Ben w. Hatley's.
 Candy, nuts and fruit for Christ. mas at Geo. J. Terry Co.'S.
 Special bargains on Satur- days-McDaniel Hardware Go.
 Fruits, Nuts and Christ mas Candy at Howard Terry's.
 As nice assortment of Xmas goods as you can find in the city, at Prescott Variety Store.
 Muffiers and ties make nice Christmas presents. A new line from Paris just received at City's.
 Mrs. S. A. Cummings, who has been spending two weeks at Emmet, came home this morning.
 Don't fail to see T. s. Bryan's stock of holiday goods before you purchase. He has fine as- SOr tment.
 Mrs. J. B. Warren left today on the cannon ball to spend Christmas with her daughter. Mrs. A. B.. c. Dinwiddie, at Hope.
 Blufford Christopher, brake. man on the Kansas City South ern, came in this morning to spend Christmas with the home folks.
 Miss Lizzie Christopher, teach CTS in the Emmet High School, came in this morning to spend the holidays at home. She will return for the reopening of school on December 30th.
 Miss Mary Evans, ofnear Texar kama, who is staying here with her aunt, Mrs. Ira Gee, and at tending school, left for home on the- cannon ball, to spend the holidays. She was accompanied by her cousin, Miss Alverne Gee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05
Mzl, NAVAL AxG INDUSTRIAL.
Plan and Scope Of jamestown e.
position Comprehensive.

Norfolk. Va. Jan. by reason
OF the distinct naval and military
features. which Sin form a part of
the jamestown Exposition. az IN
usually large and extremely high
c-sSs production must be anticipated.
Shortly after the Centennial i was
sad that people were tired OF expo
sstons. but each succeeding worlds
TAR. has disp-Oven this ss,lscy.
Tie celebration OF the three hun
6ue6,h anniversary OF jamestown. 4
II took q purely Industrial form
would stil draw large crowds. The
inQuissrve American takes a deep
interest L al inventions which make
FOR lzrgSncSs OF ease OF output: FOR
improvement O. transportation o.
TIE saving o. labor. Mechanical
appliances. machinery. manufactures
and liberal arts generally wil De
fully Illustrated al the jamestown
Exposition.
The space devoted % these dis
PLAYS bears = somewhat less proper
Uoa 70 TIE whole thar has been the
rule a. previous sxpositons. bit the
cas- o. exhibits VII be high and
each sample wel worth careful study
TIE oths. exhibit divisions VII A.
uzcE not Oily ~ reason O novelty.
5ut because @ their i1herer,
drawing powers. that would hardly
sale by repetition. Chez q these.
WI Be TIE nzvai and mil
zry display.
here have beel great nzva. ren-
5e1vous Il ne history OF the world.
England has had severzl. Germany
no II recent vezrs. France a ru1be-
scattered through ne iass century.
Zach O. these. however hss beer
Il LITTLE more tran
-zne- - TIE jamestown ExDost
1o- amos. Z not every state @ the
civilized word. possessing = navy.
III y represented. Fo-eiE1 Gags
- loat over sousd-o-s. ard Eamp
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05

We ar told tlz- 70 copies q The
Carte q D~c- ? reached OF sub
scubeE e Tozno- They we-e mailed
here Z rze ~ TIE cary morning
Ezl Iney wee probably los- Z
ta- Cn-is--zs --sn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05

jamestown Camp. No. l20TS.
Modem WOO6nen OF America.
elected the following officers 70,
tbs year. and they VIII Be installed
a. the neo0 meeting. Jan. 5.
Venerable Councillor. !. D. Smith.
Advise. Z. Larson. Clerk. 3. Lar
SCI, Banker. z. 4. Alexander: Is
COT. Ton Cray. Waterman. z. c.
Saunders, Sentry. Geo. Rob-. DIS.
King ard Henderson were reelected
physicians.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05

Senior Warden. J. II. Seymour;
Junior Warden. NJ. +. Luck: Treas
urer. DR.. G. A. Hsnkins: Secretary.
+. r. Savage. Senior Deacon. M.
T. Shiprasn: Junior Deacon. A.
Brooks; Tier. II. NJ. Sweeney:
Stewards. r. w. Gait and J. T.
Christian: Trustees. T. G. Peschy.
<. w. Warburton and w. A. Po-
zarth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05

RoildS up waste tissur. promotes sp-
pStite. Improves digestsor. indscSs re-
ircShing sleep- gives renewed StrenA th
ana sealth. That's what HOLSTER
Rocky Aozntain Tea does IS certs
Tea or Tablcts.
7. II. Stones Drug Store
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05

The election Of officers by SPOTS
wood Council No. SS.Jr. GUAM.
took place IN their hall Dec. %. and
the installation was held Thursday
night ok this week. Tie officers
are as follows:
). L Graham. CounciioF: J. A.
Bozarth. vsoe-Councilcrs R.LCssey.
Conductor; J. II. Leath. Recording
Secretary: II. +. Wynkoop. assist
ant Recording Secretary: J. Y. Nor
rs. Financial Secretary; RI. Bar
low. Treasured Z. 3. Morris. Ward
CT; vs.. 3. Carpe-. Inside Sentinel:
J. D Smith. Outside Sentinel.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05

There WI DC - Interesting psb-
sc meeting q sthe PaOenix Literary
SOaesy 4 Tie oo-ege caspe. nexi
kon6sy zlgat-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05

The Oriental Degree was, institu,-
ed IN SPottSwOo6 Council with the
following officers, Grand Orient.
Geo. Graham: vioe-Grand Orient. s.
l. Graham: Grand Herald. r. L.
Griffin: Grand High Priest. -. +.
Leath. Grand Sentinel and Record
ing Secretary. J. A. Bozsrth. The
next meeting IS % be held on the
night OF January L. when there VII
Dc four more candidates for iai6a-
ton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05
Local Lodges Elect Officers.

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05

A 7 A CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
~ CitT ut Nithaushur- ar6-Ncua rs
~ laucs CIV. heii az tie Court.
1cusS thereof. O. lVcruosr l,h. A T.
l-.6-
A---S-L icr 2irs-------- -------. / laiuti-
X ztev Smith. e ALL .--.-. Defendant.
The OF ject q ;ais SILK i % partition a
cracs 90 lard rsa- Ewcu station. lanes
Civ county. Virginia, known e. ruFs
ierkirs estate.
Auc q appearing from report q Con
-.iss1oucr Geccv tEat lanc Bartlett
NhoSe name after marriage - cuknowu
ard the husband g are Bartlett. N bose
uaD< - uukruw-. arr uon residents a..
tnc state 60 Nirli-ia. L - ordered that
-1e sail Jans Bartlett. " bose name ATE,
marriage = urkuoWu. and the husband
90 lauc Bartlett. W11sc zane Is ca.
kuovr. 90 aDpcar here Wishiu u ffferr
DAYS attcr cue puhlicauon be7eof. Ga
"a c1r nay te lcccssaly 10 protest thef-
Interests Sd t1is sult. An6 u - .urth-r
nrcrrcc that q copy hereof be pubIlshe1
o1cc q ecck io- iour ~eeks iu Ihe Var
g'rla Gazette. q reWspzpcr uubEshec
DO ne Dity oi Williamsburg. and tha- a
copy bc posed az The front door 81 tbs
~o1rt house ~ rbts City and County or
Or before The succeecIug rule dav aftei
this orcer = entered
A rury-Testc-
7 4. GEDDN. Clerk
A. z Barnes. ? q.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05

Has sovernn=nr BY Injn1ctoa
"a izst struck WlLznsbzrg2
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05
AnVEETISTNG ~ :

Rates 70 All SOC per iOcb pr issus,
wish 6sScoznSs for spsce and ciE.s- 10
cal n0tiSxs and resolutions ; censs pSs
sus. * words - thS Eos
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05

EFOR SALE-Ce5ar teuce posts At
!. n SCHEIE'S FARM. East end
II town b u
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05

LOS SALE-Two foc building lots.
62t1N3>O fe~t each. Located on
loEk street Apply az TdE GA
ZETTE ot5cs. 81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05
Special Notices.

TOR SALE-A 5O-acrs farm adjoining
CIV limits. Address 4. Il. OS-
BOKN. Flandreau. :. ID. Il
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-05

Conx fo- z6verrisezcE.s must * *
hv - h. o. Thzrs3ay - insure sosert-
SIX tor the 81 rcnt wcek-
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-07-04
Confederate Re ..union.

At the meeting Of Thos. H. Waads
Camp No. 1880, U. G. v, held in
DeKalb on Monday, 1t was decided
to hold the next annual F~o-nnion of
the Camp at DeKalb on Thursday
and Friday, the 10th and 2ath of
Septemeer next;
An invitation is extended to any
pne wishing to nrepanc a paper or
address fer the aGcasion, to do so.
The Jones Band will furnish music
the sea2na day.
The following preamble and reso-
lutions were adopted by the Camp:
Whereas, Tbos. P. Bell, q faithful
soldier of the Confederacy, has been
afflicted with serious sickness and
has suffered mich bodily pain; and
Whereas. The members of Thos.
Grams deeply deplore his Illness and
wish him a speedy reeoVa.y; there
fore, be if
ResolEed, by tina Thes. II, Woods
Oamp Of Confederate Veterans, that
We tender Ceinrada Boil our gyinpa-
tbies IN his misfortune, and earn
estAY hope that he Viii spGn recover
fully, and that wa me- Hbe blessed
with his association aud comrGde-
ship for many wears.
Resolxal, further, That {. Copy Of
these resolutions be published ID the
county pagers, and q copy FURNISHED
Cpmrade Bell.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-07-04
The Picnic Season.

Thursday of last week the mem
bers of the Hresbyterian Sunday
School, and many OF their friends,
picnicked a few miles east of town.
A large crowd was present, and II
most entayable time was had.
AT Soule Chapel, just across the
Alabama line, on Friday. Chill
dren's Day. was observed with APP
propriate exercises byour Methodist
friends. "A large crowd was present.
An elegant ~barbecued dinner was
servcd on the ground, and young
and old sing loud praises of the hos
pi,tality ofthe good people OF that
neighborhood.
Yesterday a .goodly number of
people from this immediate section
attended the picnic at Brittain's
Bridge, near DeKalb. a large num-
Der of candidates were present, and
that al had 2 good tine goes with
opt saving.
Today, near Old Scooba Church.
the members of the local Methodist
Sunday School and many of theiI
friends are enjoying an outing, and
prelimiAaSafy arrangements W,Nouldin-
dicAte that "t4ey gre hagipS til e
time Of tReif fiyy9es'',
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-07-04
The Cd Duke stors.
From Sosthern Star, June 70.

~. ~ 5~-HF" -F.
Mr.. Mike Tart conveyed q crazy
negro to the asylum in Jackson
Friday.
Remember the picnic to be given
at BlackNater on Saturday, the 9Th
day of Ugly.
Rev. T.. +. Afford is confined to
his bed with malarlal fever, and has
baea very sick for several days.
Mrs. DAYS, the aged mother of
Squire /. i. DAVIS, died at heg home
in Northwest Kemper, Thursday
night. Her remains were laid to
rest in the DAVIS cemetery, Friday
,afternooa.
Mr.. Oliver MeDade, of Suearna-
chez, at3d N.iss Sip Vandevender, OF
Kellis' SStore, were married 1T the
home of the hride Sunday afternoon,
Rev. Days officiating. We cong!rat-
ulate tAs haPRy coqD}s,
M. ", j.. Pace Was SHOT and killed
ut a church just RgeF the line ID
Winston County. Sunday morning,
by q NJ. J&ck Ferguson. This gen
Heinan was q brother of Mr. F. NJ.
Pace, who is = candidate tor FaX
Assessor in this county. The affair
is deePly regretted.
Mr. Colin Hopper eaptused two
negroes oYer ip Alabama last week
wanted in T,emper: one for break
ing into Robisqn's store, near Skip
per postohice, several manths ago
and the other for accessory in the
killing of tie Negro woman neaE the
same place a few days ago. Colin
gets 'em when he goes sfter Them
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-07-04
Presiding Elder w. NJ. sullivan

Presiding Elder w. M. Sullivan,
Of the Meridian District, VI. q.
Church South, in his sermon at
this place on the night of June 23rd,
paid scooba a high compliment as
q church town. The reverend gen
tl.nlan said he knew of no town of
the sue of this which could boast Of
having three as good churches, and
lintimated that haany larger towns
did 1aot show residentrof visiting
oleggymen tlse amount of respect
that Scooba does. in the way of at
tendance at preaching service. In
this we believe all other ministers
OF the gospel who haye GllAed APP
p%ointmepts in Scoqhaaa viii coincide.
Capt. D. Ferrei Carr and Mrs.
Carr left Thursday of last week for
Plains, Fauquier county, Va, to
visit relatives and friends. 1t is
many years since they have VISITED
their old heme, and they will likely
spend several weeks there. The
lCaptain's particular friend, Mr..
Sam Sharp, has gone into mourn
ing.
We regret to mote that u popular
and efficient Deputy Sherry, George
M. Alexander, is still quite i'll with
fever at his lh7qpnrRae in DeKaal Alb Mr..
Alexander is a candidate for .tpe Of
flee ofsherit, AND our people should
not forget that fact simply because
lie is too jill to get around and pre-
sent his CLAIMS.
We neglected to state ip 9Alr last
issue that which wigs lost had been
found-that is, Messrs. Cleye Boyd
and Frank Scott. 4 very nice yleYng
lady informed US that she had bad
considerable to do With the finding
of Gleye-and that young m&n Rc-
t4ally seelired to. enjoy it.
Mrs. ". 4. McCay, Of Baldwin,
and Mrs. r. +. Willia4}as, of Mem
phis, respectively msQtAer tapd sisteF
of Mrs. JnQ. ". Ramsey, yisi-
tors to that lady ana her family this
week. Mrs. Williams w&s accompa=
MED by her baby son.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-07-04
TOWN N COUNTY.

See aEstrayal NOTICE. in another
column.
Cool drinks, FIJI the tiAae, at Ollie
EEastlana's,
Mr.. D.. p. Morrison made q bust
pess trip to Meridian this week.
Mr.. jim 1Iteaakkiiaas, Of shfuuqualak,
vas a scootRa visitor last Ffiday.
Misses LssQlu1l4aa and Beft Adams yisr
ited Wa ahPala ffieHads the PAST
geek.
According to the regent registra7
zion, there are about i,4aRN voters IN
fhe county.
Hon. r. E. Wilboufn, of Mefidiaan,
attended to legal business in see'oobaa
fast Fffiiddaay:
Capt. Guy Jack made z bpsinessg
SKIP to Mobile and points on tbs
Gqlf e,o9st this week.
Quite 2 t9aFge number 2aHlmp}BB'er Of see999ohans
gre spending today. ';tthAe Glorious
FOURTH" in Meridiaaa.
Miss Pearl KK!enrna9p is in Hatties-
burg, attending the TeRchers' Sum
mer Normal qPfRaad visiting friends.
Mies Kaatte lRiasor, Of Geiset' vas
the gqest ct the Misses se Carrie and
Eelita RosseHH!bB44lRm the past week
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-07-04

We are gratified to be able to state
that, at this writing, Mr.. Clemmie
Stuart is free of fever and that all
indications arc for his recovery.
Glen has been o very sick boy. but
f~isst-elass medical atte ntion end
good nursing have probably won. the
fight, and the many friends of the
family rejoice With thlei;pn at the put
come:
Nh. and Mrs. Gus Fsichl and five
children are guests Of MI. end Mrs.
Max Rauh, the two ladies. being SIS
ters, The family came all tho way
from Mexico City, and the children
speak Spanish as well as English.
Tpey will probable. locate this side
Of the Rio Grande,
Just reeeiyed-hY the Duke Mef
camille Co., an elegant np-to-date
assortment of Ladies' Dress goods
and Spring and SPINNER novelties
for the enhancement Of feminine
charms. Cali and see them.
we are requested to announce
that the pulpit Of tie. Presbyterian
CHURCH will BE- filed, next Sabbath
morning, h!N the Rev. 7. 7. Kim
brough. All are INVITED to come out
to hear him,
Between the Methodist sunday
School picnic, the picnic at Kee-
toms Mil, end the crowd that vent
TO Meridian, the town was practi-
eeaEly depleted Of population today.
The KEMsEa HERALD. the Memphis
Appeal weekly and Home
and farm, for one year for Sl.Ro.
The pews fog the Presbyterian
Church were received and placed in
position this week.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-07-04

Mrs. J. 3. Mooney and sister, Miss
Matte DrnmMend visited Aberdeen
this week. We ie&rn that Miss
Drummond will make sn extended
visit to Louisiana shortly, thssgh in
all probability she will make Scooba
her horee in the future.
This is the day upon which, one
hundred and thirty-one years ago,
the scseam of the American Eagle
conveyed to the Btitish despots the
startling information tih.at there Yves
'.sometliing doing in ttheiE colonies
in the Eeg World.
Mr.. Holly Pool, the SAD death Of
Ehpse young wife we cl,roniclead
last week, returned to his home at
Myrtistown, L., on Friday. Holly
has given gp FTailroaading, and has
been clerkipg in a large store at that
place for some time
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-07-04
H0ADIAlsEEY'S
lHoadley's is the Best
Eastland's Drug Store.

Ron't foFget the meeting of the
County Democratic Exeeptiye COM
mittee to be hold il DeK{asllbb tomoFz
foy, 9als eth:
IcE-cfrAa Fer K4MItY UsE-att
pc. McAllqm's, at rate of $50 PEI
gallon. B!Ree yoHrr order in time t8
fyQid possafBtliFy ct aaiisaaprp9itatmenpt::
Take 8 hans, ana help to mskks
the barbecue and PICNIC Qn the 10TH
inst. (nekt Wednesday 9 big sue
cess. Everybody IL invited to come;
D8H't forget the Duke Mercantile
Company has on hand a large lot 9f
!'Hickman'i and acknowledgement Wa
CONS, WHICH wiz De sella4 cheap ftooFF
cassh:
MRS. J, II. Gilbert and fye ahil-
dren, of Chunchula, Ala, are gisit-
ing the foFmer's mother, Mrs; NJ. G:
Adams Of this place, and atheF Fel=
atiyes in fhe county.
Misses Nora WainwEight and Gef-
frude Mccoy, of Mefidian, Aid little
Miss BESSIE saott, 9f P~8F'eryiile,
have been guests IF Mrs.. Hsteinla
Walls the past week.
Rev. T. 7. Kimbroqgh and wife,
IF Camden, this State, age visiting
the formers. parents, MI. and and Mrs;
wv. KimbFoAgh, and etheF FFeelaa-
gives and frienpd (fs iIn.tthhiia geetiSSn3. .
Messrs. Abe Meter and Mafkg
R~otheHbeEgg, tive msost affable young
gentlemen from Meridian, were the
guests Of Mrs. Henry Ro.senbaGm!
for several days Of the past week.
~ . Yr ; - - a p. go 2 = W
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-07-04
The Kemper Herald
THE S.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on Isl sunday
in eacl month at "A q. IL. and p.ia.; on
god AID ssa sundays Of Up. "a. JIG. John,
Hon, Pastor.
Sabbath school at ESQ a. M; J. v Garter,
Superintendent.
MErHoDIs@serviccs on S4RFq Sunday in
eaeh month at Il a. m. ana7 pm. Jno. w.
laasasey4 Pastor.
sshoath school at $3.50 q. n; p. +. Kuyk-
pndell, superintendent.
BAprIsv-seryice on At sunday in each
,plonth at IL q. m. AND Z II. W. r. Thomp-
Eon, Pastor.
sabbath school at a;ap e r. W.. Par
fer, superintendent.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-07-04
Officers Elected.

At a meeting of Scooba Lodge No.
1855, knights Of Pythias, held sTues-
day night, the folio wing officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
oliver Eastland, G. q.
Jas. ID. French, V. G.
A. A. Hammack, Prelate.
Max Rauh, X. OF r. and s.
II. NJ. Quarles, NJ. of r.
], F.. Tinsiey, NJ. of A.
w. H. STUART, M. of w.
D. P. Stuart. I. g.
j. r. Kuykendall, O. G.
Max Rauh was recommended by
the Lodge SIS Installing Officer, an
Office which is filed by appointment
by the Grand Chancellor Com
mander.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-07-04
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Sample frs.e BY writing Blood Balm Co,
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yised for chronic. Geep.aeated cases, as
it cures alter all else fails.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-07-04

The many friends in Saooba of
MI. Sam Sharp, the efficient and
popular prescription CLERK at MI.
Oliver Eastland's pharmacy, regret
to learn that be has resigned said
position to accept ones as a drum
mer'' for the Mobile Drug comBBaaalgE,
the chan e to be effective next M9nI-
day. During his sai9aen among qs
Mr.. Sharp has. by hisdniform co9r-.
tesy and affability, made a hast of
friends here, and a,rwill join us in
expressing the FHh tn at SUCCESS
end happinessay be bis no matter
what his fatufe vocation per where
the eSigeGeiegg eff business maylesd
him.
R~EMEMBER-
We are agent for the eelebrTatsd
:'AyefYs, fl9ws, hsve a number in
stock and will dispose Of them at, q
Special Low Price for Cash. Ce,ge
and sac rs as tp I'll fsglniag maehiiRa-
cry. PgKR MEERcsANTILE Co,
FOR sALEi
4 good Qp-ta date Surrey. Apply
to A. g. HARDIN,
sepoba, Miss.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-07-04
Noticel

All persons are notified that Csrtifi-
cate OF Deposit OF the Bank of Kemper,
M. 81, for $40 GO, issued January 10th,
1897, to Fannie Ashford, has been Lost
and can not be found, and that the
Bank Of Kempar hiss paid the same in
full to Christopher Mumford, the cole
legal heir OF the ssid Eanuia Ashford,
ard all persons are warned against ne
gotiating tor lbs said eestiGcsts IN any
RTanHnneS Whatsoever.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-07-04
Estrayal Notice.

Came to my place about six miles
east Of Scooba, on or about the &rst CT
May. red and white spotted male
ysarlilg, probably two years old.
OGner can recover same by calling
on me, proving property, and paying
for this Advertisement and expense CT
taking up and care of animal.
A. ]. BLAKELEY.