Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-05-08
B. B. Moore. Of Van Vleet, was in

B. B. Moore, Of Van Vleet, was III
town Wednesday on business.
Horton SAMSON left "Wednesday
morning for Columbus where he vii
attend school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark. after
short visit with friends and relatives
last week returned to their home If
Tupelo.
7. j. Buchanan returned Tuesday
from Columbus where he has been
selecting a site for the new govern
ment building to be erected there.
Mrs. Rosena Rosensteil, Miss S
RosensteiI and Mr.. George Rosensteil
Of New York. brother, sister and niece
lof B. F. Rosensteil, are his guests here
this week.
Adams & Neubert, during the hay
season just closed. shipped out Of town
300 cars Of hay. That's quite year
business-but they are doing that way
in all their many lines.
Quaker Wheat Berries, the latest
breakfast food, ready to serve. Is
cents per package.
King & Gardner.
Adams & Neubert have just re-
ceived car load Of hay presses and
two car loads Of hay machinery, and
more coming. A firm that buy in such
quantities are bound to give you prices
that cant be beat. Try them.
w. M. Huffman, Of Thorn, announces
this week for Tax Assessor. Mr..
Huffman is young man with good
education and ample qualifications for
the Office he seeks, has served his
county we'll as supervisor for four
years; has had experience under the
present Tax Assessor as assistant and
no doubt if elected will do his duties
with tull justice.
All queensware, glassware, etc., at
right prices.
PARCHMAN BROS.
Two men we're coming into Okolona
from nearby town on the branch train
the other day. The train stopped every
FIVE minutes, it seemed, and one Of the
men became impatient. Finally, when
the train halted for the engine to get
up steam, the mans Impotence over
flowed. Nov, what do you think Of
this train ?" he said to the other. 1T
isn't making much progress" replied
his friend. Progress | should say
not" said the impatient man. 1t would
be fierce Job to take moving picture
Of this train"
Picked Pig Tongue for lunch and
cold supper. 20 cents per pound.
King & Gardner.
The report each year given circula-
ton to the effect that the sale Of this
paper is contemplated is without any
foundation whatever. No such sale
has or is being considered. Of course
we have had offers from time to time, but
don't blame us if it is such a good
paper that lot of newspaper fellows
want to buy it. Besides our friends
want us to stay and our enemies want
us to leave, so what better incentive
for us to prosper than this. Just notice
the paper next week. We installed
all new body type for it at the expense
Of hundred Of dollars-we are striving
to make it better all the time and an
honor to its town and we want only
your friendship and cooperation.
The quickest and best way to make
ice cream is to use Jello Ice Cream
Powder, 15c package, two for 25c. !.
King & Gardner.
There is quite a tendency in the
state just now to howl and wall Of the
power Of the corporations. Nine times
in ten the man who does it is trying to
use public prejudice to get himself a
Job. There is nothing in present con-
ditions in Mississippi to cause an hon
est man who is not running for Office
any alarm. In fact there is more dan
ger from the demagogue and the shy
ster than there is from the railroads,
Aside from natural Impotence Missis-