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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06
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Chicago Sept G-The wheat market
Claueu steady. The initial quotations
were slightly higher ON buying by COM
mission houses and shorts but later ease
ed on ON selling boy "a prominent broker
Gables We're lower and prices Of cash
wheat were easier. the bear side OF the
market being encouraged by favorable
crop advices from Argentina. December
wheat opened ilHla hlgh her at ajil % s3ta
and sold at @isUs3h-
Local receipts were IA cars.
The corn market opened firm ana fairly
active, but later prices cased on in SYM
pathy with wheat December corn opened
p higher at 6lis and sold Of TO COS u0gis.
The early feature Of The oats market
WIS the selling Of May option by cJmmis-
sion houses. This was partially offset,
however. by scattered shorts buying De-
cember oats opened lNnlit higher at
$50, u6a7s and sold on 10 539s05aH.
The provisions market was neglected
fpr some time after the opening. October
pork was To lower at n.Jj. October lard
was ~ down at S.01i. Ribs wxre un-
changed at 2L lower al GIiad8 670a
The wheat market rallied about the
middle of the session on the report that
The foreign demand for cash grain and
futures had revived. The close was
strong with December ~ higher al Look
Corn prices recovered the greater part
of the early loss and closed steady with
The December option unchanged 90 IS low
er 1t 61 0Gfa.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Sept. 6.-sugar. raw. firm.
Fair refining 3.4-, centrifugal, SOP. mo-
leases sugar. BOG
Eeaned-stcady crushed $50: powder
Cd $40. graduated. 500
Cofco-Steady. No. Rio. Gs. No
santos is' mo.lssesi firm; New orleans
alaS
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A. s. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker, 2l6 ID. n Walker Block
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n N. WEST a Co. stock broker,
y. " Walkef hik., Both 'phonea Of.
Gee ana residence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06
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c'seo on Nevada mining stocks today
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

F. E. Wise and family. Of Jonesboro.
Ark, are the guests. this week, q his
sister, Mrs. j. C. Whiteside.
Mrs. j. Herdon and Mrs. VIII Nix
and children are visiting in Columbus
this week.
It is often noticed that an iconoclast
is man who goes around smashing
other peoples idols.
If you have that tired feeling iry-one
of our sodas or Coca-Colas. They'll
refresh the most rundown.
Iison'a
Messrs. Tom Tatum, Wesley Viii
liam, Ed. Elias and Edgar Parchman
leave Thursday to attend the Elks
meeting in Meridian.
Last Thursday night burglars broke
into "A. t. Stovalls residence, went
through the entire house, even into the
family sleeping room, without arousinC
anyone, and got away with Mr., Stovall's
pocketbook. containing quite number
Of valuable papers and some twenty
dollars in money There is no clue
as to who II was.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

in the different counties is being dis
cussed over the state Of Mississippi at
this time. IL the ticket is printed in
one column there are few printing
presses outside Of the large towns that
will be able to do the work, most Of
them being too small. There is also
complaint heard from the county
candidates in many sections. who think
that the county candidates will be lost
sight Of unless a separate primary is
held for the county candidates. and in
case this IS done there will be at least
three primaries held in each county |;
that is to say. one for county candidates
and two for the state candidates, the
second primary for county candidates
being held with the FIRST for state can.
didatAs. L. P. Haley. secretary Of the
state committee. offers the following So
luton Of both objections. namely. have
the ticket printed in two columns. sep
arated BY at least two inches. and a
line between them. the FIRST for state
candidates and the second for the
county candidates. and each column
with a headline, stating in the FIRST
State Candidates" and in the second
County Candidates" This would set
tie the question as to the small printing
presses being able to do the work.
and also make the printing Of the
tickets some cheaper, and there would
be no confusion as to the county and
state candidates.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12
COMMISSIONERS SALE

SrArn or MIsslasIrPI, second District
o. +. Gidewell Jr
W.
Mrs. Jane Norris ct al.
by virtue OF 4decree Of the chancery Court
OF the And District OF Chickasaw county, Ms
slppi, rendered IN the above styled cause ct
the May term, 1907, IS special commissioner
viii sell In front Of the Court House door IN
the city Of okolona on
First Monday in July. 1907
within legal hours the following described
lands and the improvements thereon, TO- wit:
Lots 400 and 500 and that part or lot 2A0
described as follows, beginning Ut the South
East corner OF lot heretofore knOwnSaa shat
tuck's revenue office lot, running thence east
on Q straight line and At right angle with
Centre street to the west line of L. NuebeFt's
residence lot, now know Is the Commercial
Hot oil lot, thence nOrthwArd with said Neu-
bert residence lots vest line. to the south
ern line of Jerro Scales residence lot thence
west with said Scales residence lots south
line to point 100 feet east of the east line
Centre street and thence south to the begin
ming point. A OF the above lots being In
block 50 and numbered according to lifts
survey OF said city of Okolona,
To the highest and best bidder for cash.
Id Of the purchasers bid to be paid at sale
and the balance to be paid when sale Is con
iirmed by the Chancellor
Special Commissioner.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12
Greeting to the Grand Chapter
o, f. s.

Here's health to your Grand Chapter
With its members sweet and dear;
Here's q health to all these brothers"
And to every sister" here.
Here's smile for every loved one
And hand shake for the past:
Here's tear for others missing
Missing always to the last
Here's health Grand Worthy Matron,
From each Mississippi Star,
Who give you royal greeting
AS they come from near and far.
So, again we meet together
In Grand Chapter, loved and true
Which brings some white-wingec blessing,
We trust, to each OF you.
Here are Adahs-loyal daughters
With their spOtless sword and veil;
Here are Ruths with meagre gleaningS,
Fond and faithful without fail.
Here are Esthers fair, courageous.
In their royal robes of state;
here are Marthas, tried and trustful
And Electas, 6 ave and great.
We greet these FIVE Star-Sisters,
Each shining symbol true,
Each with her pledge and promise
OF something great to do.
Here are Matrons, here are Patrons,
ana all Lne rlcl array
From office, past and present,
To glad this gala day
Here are hearts to give you greeting;
Here are willing hands to work
Here are brother tried, and Sisters
Who will no duty shirk
SO we come, beloved Grand Chapter,
To pay to you once more
A tribute of our affection.
OF which we have a store
In love we meet and greet you,
Dear Stars, our very own,
Where truth and loving kindness
And truStful faith are shown;
Where link by link is heightened
The golden chain each day;
Where point by point is lighted
Each year upon our way;
Where brothers cherish brother
In love and charity;
Where sisters cherish sister
In sweet fraternity;
Where violets, blue and fragrant,
With golden jeSamine twine
Where lilies, ferns and roses
All lovingly combine;
Where shines each point In splendor.
The brightest ever seem
And all unite in browning
Your Star Grand Chapter queen
-JOste France CannlAman
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12
Josie Frazee Cappleman.

Hon. Hugh v. Wall, Of Summit,
Miss, is a prominent candidate for
district attorney in the sixth district
Mr.. Wall is a graduate Of the state
university. a diploma that he got by
hard work and close application. with
no one to foot his bill but himself, and
is capable Of making a brave and
courageous public officer. There is
one thing that Mississippi needs above
all things, and that is clean. able, fearless
district attorneys that not only know
the laws but will enforce them against
the Iaw-breaker, may he be- rich or
poor, and Hugh Wall is just such a
man. Here's hoping that the voters
Of Mississippi will elect such man in
every district.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

A lady Of Grenada. who had treas
|ed up $1,000 in gold coin from the
aIes Of birthday and other presents,
s1ad it hid away in the bath room, in a
lii can. Breaking-up for a vacation a
Few days ago the can Of coin came
arp missing" and futile search was
Instituted for its recovery. In such 9
heavy loss and the peculiar manner Of
its losing. one is forced to entertain
regret at the woman's misfortune, yet
Il Il wasted sympathy, for Grenada
possesses an amplitude Of as safe
banks as the country can boast, where
accommodations Of money should be de-
posted for protection, especially by
people residing il be country districts.
Aberdeen Weekly
Probably the Grenada banks did
not advertise and this la6v was ignor-
ant If Tie fact that such strong, safe
institutions were in exitence in her
home town.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

j. C Whiteside has taken the con-
tract to clear 25miIes 81 right-of-way
for the Suqualonchee drainage canal,
and already has several miles to his
credit. This Il quite al undertaking,
But With hustler ike M. Whiteside.
4 ought e soon Be ready for the
dredeer
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

Bryan insists that the Democratic
nominee for president shall be man
with Bryanesque views and Roosevelt
insists that the Republican nominee
must have his ideas. Dear me and
We had the temerity to think that the
people Of the United States could think
u themselves.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

In protecting their good
name manufacturers an d
dealers have devised new
methods OF selling their
wares, and along with these
innovations have come the
sealed package and t h e
wholesome cracker.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

Loose waters, frequently
exposed to the handling of
many persons, are stilloffer-
ed for sale, but advertising
has prevented those crackers
from being sold under the
represention that they are
the better product.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

Judge b. w. Frasee. United States
district attorney for the Northern dis
irict 81 Mississippi announces the. APP
pointnent 81 w. E. Stone as assistant
district attorney to succeed the late
Capt Buchanan. Mr.. Stone y one d
hs most prominent young attorneys Of
Oxford and has been most successful
in ille practice q his profession since
i,is graduation from the University ot
Mississippi Law School h 1905. lie
a tie son 81 Hon. James Stone, ot that
place. and has been 10 partnership
VIII lis father there for the past siS
months. Prior 10 that time he vas n
pars ship Win Hon. w. "A. Stands
Tie oueslioh 81 lie form of The
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12
Justice Peace Srd District
E. j. Windham
Constable End District
Willis L. Green

Harry Orchard tells us about as
narrowing a story as Evelyn Nesbit
but you don't hear every man in the
country talking for him.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12
Advertising
as the Arch
Enemy Of
Fraud

The publicity which has
recently been given to frauds
affecting the public shows
the power of advertising to
impsove the property, health
comfort and safety OF the
people; and as wrongdoers
crouch under the limelight
so the true characte of an
honest dealer is made to
stand fourth by theconstant
association Of his nam : with
promises that prove worthy
of reliance.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

In a similar way we now
get meats, vegetables and
fruits sterilized in cans and
jars. And the mission 0 I
advertising has just begun.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12


A poor man is generally the strong
est supporter OF the law courts.
Some Of us think we are judges Of
human nature. We are-from our own
point Of view.
There is no such thing as luck. We
suffer from our indiscretions, some
more bitterly than others.
Some people seem to think that ask
ing questions is the proper way to
maintain conversation.
Don't tell it so scary! If you are a
bad" man you'll be found out without
the necessity Of advertising it.
In politics don't fall out with friend
just because he is on the other side.
Only thieves and fools fall out
You may be right, but don't get mad if
the whole community don't follow you.
Everyone else has thinking machine,
too.
Isn't it strange how mad fellow
will get when you tell the truth on him.
If lie is told on him he passes it with
i just consider the source"
Capital is easily alarmed. An
Okolona man who had FIVE dollars bet
on one of the municipal candidates
quit work four days in his anxiety to
know if he had lost.
One citizen said to another yester-
day: Our cooks wear better clothes
than our wives, even" Yes" was
the reply. and they probably cook
better than our wives"
We all see conditions from our own
point Of view. If you are rich man
your less fortunate brother is shiftless
incompetent because he don't succeed,
# you are poor man the rich brother
got his wealth by illegal means.
Stranger listening to the election
arguments last week on our streets) 90
Well, they are all roasting each other
pretty freely except that one fellow.
He listens to everyone but says nothing.
Why is that? Citizen-Oh, he's
candidate himself this year, so he
doesn't want to fall out with anyone.
Heard two men, sitting on dry.
goods box the other day. reading about
the public debt, and the millionaires
and their troubles. They wished they
had as much, then got up slowly and
sighed for the good old days and ut
tered cuss words about there being no
chance in this country for energy.
They kept il up all day, and yet they
don't seem to grow wealthy.
Here's a new one, at least to US,
told at the expense Of one Of the bar
bers IN Smith x Mays shop: The
other day a Big, husky fellow dropped
in for shave. The barber made a
|lather, paced all over the countenance
Of the recumbent farmer, strapped the
razor vigorously and sailed into his
work Alter he had struggled long
and dangerously over his patron he felt
constrained to say: Am ! hurting
You ~ no" answered the reclining
one, II seem u be working hard With
out getting there, commented the barr
Der. further. "Oh, just 30 ahead" en-
couraged the farmer You're dom,
ali right, for them you amt cuttin oH.
YOU Re cripplin 80 much ! guess they'll
never grow again.
j. c. Whiteside has taken the con-
tract to clear rs miles 81 riehtoE-way
for the Suquatonchee drainage canal.
and already has several miles II his
Il. " NJ Y h4.Nl.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

In politics don't fall out with friend
just because he is on the other side.
Only thieves and fools fall out.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

You may be right. but don't get mad if
the whole community don't follow you.
Everyone else has thinking machine.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

T|,s oaeslioh 81 lie form of the
ksf o be used # she August primary
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

Isn't it strange how mad fellow
will get when you tell the truth on him.
If lie is told on him he passes it with
Il Just consider the source"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

Don't tell it so scaryl If you are a
bad" man you'll be found out without
the necessity Of advertising it.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

Stranger listening to the election
arguments last week on our streets -
Well, they are all roasting each other
pretty freely except that one fellow.
He listens to everyone but says nothing.
Why is that? Citizen Oh, he's a
candidate himself this year, so he
doesn't want to fall out with anyone.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

We all see conditions from our own
point Of view. IL you are rich man
your less fortunate brother is shiftless
incompetent because he don't succeed.
if you are a poor man the rich brother
got his wealth by illegal means.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

Capital is easily alarmed. An
Okolona man who had FIVE dollars bet
on one Of the municipal candidates
quit work four days in his anxiety to
know il he had lost.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

One citizen said to another yester-
day: Our cooks wear better clothes
than our wives, even" Yes" was
the reply, "and they probably cook
better than our wives"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-06-12

Some people seem to think that ask
ing questions is the proper way to
maintain a conversation.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24
WHAT HAVE THEY DONE?

From the early days in the
history of the state Of North
Dakota. the republican party
has been strongly in the MAORI
tv, SO much so that there has
never at any time been Offices
enough to take care of the num-
erous seekers of public positions
among whom have been many
able and capable men and many
INSCRIPTIONS and incompetent
men who have asked party sup
port in their ambitious desires
to be placed upon the ticket for
this or the other position. as the
case may be.
The result Of this was that a
certain percentage of the party
through disappointment. re-
solved to seek revenge by the
organization Of a new party I'M
der the name of populist. This
party, finally by fusing with the
democratic party. succeeded il
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24
OUR NEW WEST.

The great, golden west is fast
drifting away from the pictur-
esque days Of the scventy-niner,
the hostile redskin, the swash-
buckling cowboy, the hot-blood-
ed gamblers and those trying
times that tested the early
pioneers. Tanned, subdued and
willing to give ear to the apos-
ties of more peaceful ways, this
great section has entered a new
period of calm and unrufled
content. The hustle and hustle
are still with US, however.
The old-time gambler alone
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24

dies hard Nowhere in all this
land has the gambler fourished
more magnifciently than in the
west Here he has been a king
among men, Reckless, prodigal
and quick Of trigger, he pursued
a way strewn with dead mems
bones and decorated with the
wrecked hopes of thousands.
But GO he must. and going he is.
Steadily, but surely he is being
crowded out. and he will soon
be nothing more than a memory
and dream.
From a Lone Star contempor-
airy we Gull the following poetic
gem from the pen Of a departing
light of the pastboard profes-
sion:
The gamble. looked az mis- deck Of cards.
o. she Ia bic scattered loose
AID hs said Its up with u.s. Old par6s-
For the legisiasure's played the deuce
He sazei Oh the pretty picture spots
On The ace and the nine and the tan.
And he sai We've opsned many jack pots
But the legislature opened the pen
He bade farewell TO his favori,e ace.
He kissed the queen OF s,.sd4,
Ard 7n1ruaored. a. be hung his So-ro0ful sacs
The legislatures sure played had=s. "
Perhaps that ''D1em'' may be
a few chips shy as the real thing
in soul-inspiring versifcation,
but it hits the present Texas
situation sQuarely between the
! eyes.
Our own Ramsey county is
also under going a rigid sur
velllance, and if States Attorney
Serumgard continues his excel
lent work in suppressing and
putting to route this not wanted
element of civilization, in the
near future a gambling der
will be mighty hard thing tc
find in this territory.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24

carrying the state with result
that should never be forgotten
by the taxpayers who resided
here at that time.
But unfortunately the human
mind is prone to forgetfulness.
1t was an expensive lesson and
was remembered until within
the last few: years. when from
the same causes, the same con-
ditions again began to exist.
This discomfort did not grow
from any dishonest or careless
management Of the state affairs
by the republican party. No
such accusations have ever been
made by what has been organ
lied and termed the reform par
ty or more appropriately, the
insurgent party, but has grown
from disappointment of ambi-
tious Office seekers and sympa~
thizing portion of the public
press of the state which has ad-
ded materially to the discon-
tent by the publication of the
most fabulous misrepresenta-
tons ever published. The writ
ers knowingly and wilfully par
ticipated in a disgraceful and
disreputable onslaught on the
characters of men who have la
bored a lifetime in the interests
Of the state, and have helped to
transform the barren prairie
with its handful of inhabitants
to one Of the most prosperous
and resourceful states in the
Union.
What have the leaders of the
insurgent party done for the
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24
PROSPEROUS OUT LOOK.

Senator Hansbrough is in
Fargo and will remain there for
some little time attending to
business matters. To a reporter
of the Fargo Forum he said:
mo one is more interested in
the prosperity of the entire
country and of all the people
than is President Roosevelt, and
he can be relied upon to do every
thing in his power to promote
prosperity and to do nothing that
would check it.
1t is encouraging to note the
general business activity every
where. regardless of the wealth
er or the Wall street manipula-
tons. A few months ago there
were those who predicted hard
times, and some even went so
far as to say that a financial
panic was approaching. Those
dire forebodings evidently came
from persons who were close to
stock jobbing conditions.
Furthermore, it was predicted
that all railroad building weuld
cease this year and that there
would be great decline in the
demand for labor and cessation
of industrial activity generally.
But | have failed to see any Of
; these things coming to pass.
On the contrary, right here in
, the Red river valley | have ob .
served a tremendous piece of
railway construction in pro-
gress.
| The senator said he referred to
the double tracking Of the North
ern Pacific and the raising of the
tracks through the Grandin
valley, Minnesota. He said that
this was one of the biggest rail.
way construction undertakings
4 in progress in the country.
! Referring again to genera
conditions, Senator HansbrougF
i stated that he had met and talk.
ed with a great number of mer
as he came west from Washing
ton, and that from what he heart
on all sides the manufacturing
plants Of the country are run
ming full blast and there is nc
idle labor anywhere.
Il I'VE have an example of this
in North Dakota" he said. IT
is not every year that the farm
ers OF our state have been Oh
Il liged to send away for help tx
do their spring plowing."
The senator was very optimis.
tic regarding North Dakots
weather conditions. He said
that he found the best weather
since reaching here he had found
anywhere, and that, all things
4 considered, spring was further
advanced here than in any other
part Of the country.
I'm Washington, he said
'wherezthere should be summer
| weather at this time, the leaves
on"the trees are just beginning
TO show themselves, and as
came through the AIleghen,
!, mountains / saw snow banks o.
!. a size which would surprise thu
q people Of North Dakota.