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Okolona messenger., 1907-04-17
Ube Nessen0er

TaE MESSENGER accepts display adver
t,senents from reputable business men an9
arms at 26 cents per inch each lnseIsoa 0Sas aH0 "a
sr,s Te, line for nrst Insertion. cents per
ne each additional Insertion Il cuts are
used, 26 per cent additional no wood bases
NOTICES OF marriages, deaths, looge sOSiais'
ted free, IL limited to 10 lines. All In excess
Of 10 lines must be paid for at 10 cents pei
line, cash for same to accompany the copy
fore affidavit OF publication is fed
Okolona messenger., 1907-04-17

WANTED: A good hustl Ter in every
town to sell our perfect water filters,
retailing from 81 30 to $500, 100 per-
cent profit to agents, exclusive terri
tory. Seneca Filter Go. Seneca, No.
M135W
Okolona messenger., 1907-04-17

FOR SALE: Good Kentucky Stallion;
natural saddle and harness horse and
good trotter. Only years old and in
fine shape. Suitable terms can be ar
ranged ss to payment. Set or write
CLINT STEINBERGER, Okolona, Miss.
Okolona messenger., 1907-04-17
Observation-Disclosures
5 WAN TS. !
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

2 to s bales of Cotton to the acre.
have a few bushels left-send in your
orders. T. M. WALTON.
Okolona messenger., 1907-04-17

E q Pilgreen, T K Hill,
@ p Adams Gilbert Ivy.
B F Rape, G w Anglin
D g Davenport EJ Windam, Bailitf
Miss Olivia Murfee entertained a
few friends at cards Wednesday even
ing.
Hal Anglin, who has been working
in Louisiana the past year, is home
to stay.
Mrs. Q. M. Savage Is visiting in
Meridian, the guest of Mrs. Mont
gomery.
Miss Creighton Dagenhardt, Of Kos
ciusko, was the guest last week of Mr..
and Mrs. HI. Fl. Mcconnell.
We are buying the latest in fresh
cakes every week. We guarantee
their quality and freshness. Let us
send trial order.
KING &GARDNER
we nave ler gthy obituary of the
late DR.. Murdoch, which for lack of
space will not appear until the next
weeks issue.
Mrs M. r. Waller is in Meredian
this week attending the State Fedora
tion of Clubs, the guest of Mrs. Weems
and Mrs. Frank Williams.
Boys don't forget that We nave a
military company and it is an honor
to belong to such an organization.
Come out on the 22nd and enroll your
name.
We are always getting in cars Of
new Buggies, Wagons, Implements,
Harness, ETC., and always have on
hand what you want, So come 10 and
| tell us your wants and we'll show you
an easy way to get it.
ADAMS g. NEUBERT.
| w. F. Tucker chapter u. D. G.. hai
invited the Hon. Earl Brewer oi
Clarksdale, one of the many Candl-
dates for Governor to speak on the
26 OF April on Confederate memorial
or Decoration Day.. This chapter
iuvites the veterans, Sons Of veterans,
members OF the Okolona chapter
| u. d. G. citizens of Okolona and
residents of Chickasaw County, to be
present on this occasion and assist ii
these solemn rites. w. F. Tucker
chapter will present, number oi
Gro sees to veterans, will sing for you
the old time southern melodies, and
will recite to You again, in song and
story, the fame Of the southern herot
lso dear to your hearts.
Federation, the most important and
successful force in the world Of ths
past or present. All great deeds have
been accomplished through IL. Every
nation is q Federation. The family
the church, the school, the State
Every organization Of every kind
whether the secret league, the business
combination, patriotic organization O
the smallest and most unknown clul
is Federation. Sad would be the lol
Of the man or women whose lif,
interest. was not concerned with others
With the Thought Of helping others thi
representative Of the Ladies' BookCIub
fsLanier," Twentieth Century" AMI
4, "Social Clubs met Friday April th
18th in the College Library, and form
ed a City Federation Of Clubs Tn'
fret work win BE- Tor the PubIi
School Library, combined with Civi
Improvement. The meetings win b
held in the College Library tirat Thurs
day in each moth, with : socis
meeting every three months, wher
there win be Z Library and programm
The officers eIected for th
ensuing year were Mrs. 4. J Buchan
/ an Vice President Mrs ManuiI
McIver Crnnk. Rec, and Cor. Sec'y
/ Miss Augusta Norris. Treasurer, B
onr combined efforts we hope q
accomplish much good for our towr
MAMIE McIvEn CRUEK REQ SEcy
Okolona messenger., 1907-04-17
EnfscOpal Service.

Ou Monday evening April 22nd
Rt Rev T D Bratton, d D will preach
in the Methodist Church. Service
begins at 7:46 All are invited
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-14
A POINTED QUERY.

Z" AS matter OF fact, the present
master says. "this item should appear
on the trustees inventory for $290.25,
or, the item of $175 on schedule B of
this account should be disallowed.
''Why has the trustee not resold these
Oahu lands! Is it because the title is
defective2 If so, I respectfully recon-
mend that Mr.. Magoon be required
to take over the balance of this mort
gage.
Z" Mr. Ma2oon carries this investment
as a mortgage for the J. L. BlaisdelI
estate. but has received no interest on
it for several years.
The master then shows the history of
a string of mortgages. of which the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-14

Ehlers will be open I'll day today and
evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-14

Do you know that rheumatic pains
can be relieved? If you doubt this just
try one application of Chamberlain
Pain Balm. It Will give you relief
from pain and will make rest and sleep
possible. For sale by all dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd. agents for
Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-14
THE MASTER IS REPORT.

J. Alfred Magoon s final account as
trustee of the estate of John l.. Blals-
dell, under the decedent s will, IS the
subject of a master S report of twenty
seven typewriter pages by John Mar
callino.
Separate accounts relating to the
shares of revenue coming to the three
minors-John, Alice and Matilda Blals-
dell-are covered In the report.
The trustee charged himself Win
S4698 ISL on account of principal and
asked to be allowed on same account
1925 for disbursements.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-14

The trustee s commissions amounting
to $I201.2S the master finds to be le-
gally and correctly computed.
Then the master takes up the matter
of securities, contesting in the first
place the item of $175 before mentioned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-14
LEAH CHAPTER NO. 2, o. E. s.

AI6k4I14 O11ka4 -4A4b 4NOs = % - ~
Meets every third Monday of each
"a month, at 1870 p. M, in the Masonic
Xxx Temple. Visiting sisters and brothers
~ and members of Lei Aloha Chapter NO.
3. are cordially invited to attend.
ALICE G. HERRICK, W. M.
ADELAIDE N. WEBSTER, Sec.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-14

WHY SUFFER- FROM RHEUMA-
TTSM2
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-14
FINAL QUESTIONS.

In conclusion on the general account
of the estate the master says:
FSince June, 1908. the trustee has
taken over real estate amounting to
Snaps and lease of $500. in order
to protect his loans.
Why has the trustee had all of these
mortgages made to j. A. Magoon, in
stead of J. A Magoon, trustee under
the will of j. L. Blaisdell? Has it
been because he wished to have them
so that he could transfer them from
one account to another?'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-14

What is home without a Christmas
tree? The New England Bakery will
equip your tree.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Guide" by Setrak Eghiau. O. graduate
OF the Royal University OF Berlin. and
physician lu TWO great hospitals in
Germany and Us OF special interest to
young mothers aud also 90 experienced
ones The author Do his preface says
There is mo place where more bsuru
ideas are boo practise thau in nurseries.
Very often Inc he9rthryaNug suffer
ing of babies. the iucousolabla grief
OF the mother. and Che incorri-lbla mis-
cry of the later life are to be traced
90 defective knowledge as To- the prop
en- care of infants, and with this I'm
mind the author has written book
OF valuable instruction upon subjects
which viii help 60 reduce the Ills
springng from ignorance in nursing
Tho text is accompanied by diagrams
illustrating various features treated,
the book is one that should be in ev-
cry nursery. @. D. Putnam Sons are
the publishers. and the book is on sale
at the Dessert News Book store.
The second book is by Anna Caroline
and Amy Elizabeth Pope and IS pub
llshed by the same firm. II deals with
practical nursing I'm all It's branches
and Is for the aid OF both professional
and uuprofessionai. " contains Sim
pie instructions IN simple methods OF
caring for the sick either I'm emer-
eeucles or other cases making "a library
OF information especially Unavailable
90 those who may not have the adyan-
tage Of training in the care OF the sick
Both authors are connected with prom
iuent hospitals and are well qualified
90 write upon the subject. on sale at
the Deseret News Book Store
children by thousands throughout
me land viii be made glad by the APP
Doarance Of another "Oz" book bv that
wizard Of youthful romance. l.. Frank
Baum. and illustrated by John NeUl
who has surpassed any OF his previous
efforts I'm the pictures for the story.
Ozma Of on IS Nh Baum's answer 10
thousands Of letters from children ask
ing for more about Dorothy" who
along with the famous Scarecrow and
Tin Woodmar. evidently delighted the
youngsters who read The Wizard of
on and saw the show. more than any
Of the other amusing creations OF the
author. These characters have a large
place i'm the new book, but Mr. Baum
has invented several other fascinating
figures that are sure TO win popular
approval. Tho most conspicuous of
| and acts by means OF three separate
mechanisms. which are liable TO run
down al any time, no matter what q
emergency. Others are: The Wheel
ers." with roller wheels iu place of
hands and feet, the Hungry Tiger,
whose conscience win not permit him
10 eat fat babies which ne Graves, and
the Nome King with his blur and
| buster The popularity Of Mr.. Baums
first cor" book "The Wizard % or.
which was followed by the most sue
cessful stage production Of modern
times and Of his succeeding book. en-
titled "The Land OF o. has given
these "Oz" tales the largest Juvenile
audience no the country Already more
than 80. 900 copies Of Ozma OF Dz have
been sold and the second edition Is now
iu Reilly Brittou CO. of Chi
c8po arc the publishers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

of its function as musical art H.
SAYS.
.. Evening ou tne BrOad-.' lh. pur.-
y musical phase of Nr SvIuUuru.
genius reached it- highest expression
ANA DO mly De- doubted 3D. there i- au-
other poem in tho language. or soon
UkaIr tn ba that viii equally endure
musical tests. Som. uI do. re-rlrD.
displayed Boa this truly admirable work
secm rather astonishing when first come
uIlu. they reveal 500 much OF mastorlui
DESIGN and ru0Ily reasoned purpose.
The artistic object of tbe poem i- Grst.
90 create feeling of solemn pathetic
beauty of The fadiug sunset aud tho
mood of rather slmbor-huol meditation
that tha sunset may Induce Naturally.
"a very slow. stately tempo i- required
and this is secured hy the time bar
(Which IS aactylucl. by the long lines.
bv the use of omen vow,le aud Dy the
expression OF grave emotions. but chief
D. by the rhythmic structure which
involves am extraordinary use uf the
rest. So entirely musical au. design
and method iu this poem that. without
some musical analysis. the true5t boau-
ties OF the work and much of its sigm-
hcance are certain to DE lost"
........
me l't-elllutI hu'liD,, OF '..lIy" 7
'l"s" 1'l-y yo''',9 y" us VIZ. az '" C7u-'-
IN atN1''Ee auu NdIltu td"ie OF ''I'-
tents ny ,Hy HIsS pi'oe lheiv is d c'i"-
fL'to l"NVl iN "Hl'" rs t"iH 'N. H''i
pl INC ,hoIus Lady lne pay "S
james On o's NnlCh .ts Hiale 7t-H ai
uhpieceurh''l MI I'D NeM lorh during
'le pasl WV" seasons. ms uoN'il4alloh
or lne pay ia lllusI a'ea WIN large
, l.oll'pSI gi lNslos aphs an y ron lhe
-NsW ioIN pI"ou. 'loi' ING eol''i nave
,D-'i' as ~'"Hl "7 ~ i'77i"t' 20 i''ll"1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
English Authors Scheme
To Give Cupid Boom


Correspondence
| utNON Nov I.-Miss sydney *.
Phelps is au English authorizes
Wno sull retains sublime and
rDfreshng faith Dob ma.r.mouy as "a
sovereign panacoa for the Ms of hue
multy Not content with dcmonstmt-
Hs ir her books how troubled heroes
ana pcrp'eXod hcroincs are enabled t1
live happily for ever afterwards r- tHt
simp'" process uf getting the uuplial
knot tied she wants 10 bring about 3D.
universal application Of inc remedy 40
present thc chief obstacle tU Do snn
thinks rs Che lack of proper 1'l-th.-
ycT-rouud facilities FOR thc conduct
of that necessary preliminary t0 ru-
trance into the holy estate of mlul-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
GRAVES IN OUR GARDENS. e.

There "r" graves iu each leave them n, hn..
'"''r over with flowers. anl hide ticin vi care.
Who're r buried lc fail res. bright dream, were uglcI.
Hopes and fond aspirations do what we ,,illcd
lhuk not tiut alone thou hast burden, to boar
Each needs through Ifr Dis ,.tu .a,.
Though 1y garden d.. 6lc1 gr1,c- tiou INST ,p,i
Whore the hrghc>, and iairc- fc- tr,~ peg, are laid
Ani we ia iu de~pairiug and down through t,. ,a.
See sunshine ana shadow lie line, DER cast
let gather tine hrightucs--sIut out t,, i,rt ,,--
Wealth loves fairo-t blossoms GuIrtl . torb
Search with Ics. cour,r, .,,,, ,,....
Lend a true. helping hand 10y deeds that nrc Kind.
hiA " grave Ia thoir garden help Them hurry the past
And share with another bic. sings tb,u ba,
Matte T. E,es.
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NOTES.


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
BOOKS

Two volumes Of eminent practical
value have been received recently,
dealing with much the same subjects.
bat with the viewpoints of two author
tiles. each skilled in the details OF the
science which they represent The
nrst o. entitled, The Mothers Nursery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
MAGAZINES

To the November number Of the North
American Review. Charles r.. Russell
in an article entitled "Swinburna and
Music eudDayors 90 show how Swim
hurne has done signal service in
bringing back poetry TO "a recognition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16


nih's thai in F'1l uIe ana dinouh lA'
coy lower classes Things are uIh..'.
tu' i.No hHnl goa does hot H'
TOUR 'htI.t WIN lnem "hen .h'. ...
NNi'7'- .' INNING u,os'' ana NI.'.'-
... Nti.7 F'".N7 .'
..'l'g '' Ilo'l.' 10
wants q" .'' Dun "I ..
u.''.- .' i....
NI'.''- 'i' Ali.'nl. l'.N Il" A. o.'.'
.'' yes o'.E .'' marie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

II youIl
only take n
few doses %
the Bitter
lat the first
symptom 81
Sick Headache
p0Hlr Appetite
Indigestion,
Cliiils Col6s
and Fesuaie
Ills prompt re-
lief h assured
Tm IA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

TO o. o
II Ear r o Vi
sas-nu AA@a tirsrrdy hive .l.ra
-I.t-a Nt6Qe
.t So @ ID o. p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
SINS

\ lir. % may Doe black Or white;
care mot iur dc lc;
My grief l- for tl.r tertu"cd breath
OF Truth that .nun ilc.
Md cruelty. what t8at mgy be-,
What rrfuiurc undorstauIs;
But o. tho glazing eyes OF Love.
Stabbed Through the ciru hanl-:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Mics Phelps maiden heart bieeIs
whom aha Thinks of the great number
of tender passlous that are uippod Boo
a. bud hy the froHts of winter. Her
own hfroe. and hcroineH never found
mad the state nj the weather seriously
lntorftred With me- manifestation of
their ardent affections. but she relog
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-03-02

The directorate of this Company is made III of practical mining men,, each whom
has subscribed for block Of its treasury stock at the same price at which it is offered to
the public.
ev and effcenuye expended lin the best interest of it's stockholders
The promotion stock is to be placed lin escrow in the e & Omsby County Bank at
Gddfed. there to renal until. the propetyi is amply financed and at least 300 feet of good
development work has been on on the property.
Investors should bear in mind that although this will be- listed on all Exchanges at ar
early date it i not iNing stock that ives value but good management which secures expe-
dnhousa and thorough development and qmihy reaches and uncovew lodges ad ore deposits
thath eps nos, to establish value OF, stool in a Company
to the public at a nominal price evidently with the intention of quickly booming hem, so
that hey IAN be turned in a brief period with profit
The price go cents per hr) at which the Company places It's fret 100000 shares
of the treasury stock Hers rare opportunity for those investor who al wrGng to wait
little tme for the development of what promises to be one of the greatest properties i 1.-THE
Gddfed District.
Fifty thousand shares of this stock will be dferd to the public of Godfed md Ton
oph. more than onehrd of which hiss already subscribed for by officers of the Company.
and tan in payment by mining papers in preferences cash for advertising. Ts, should
iu1y bel regarded as the best endorsement THAT any company could have. It j. the inenhon
of the Company to place the balance Of $4,000 shares in the East
This oMr subject to cancellation without notice
The accompanying map thu. accuracy of which lis vouched for in every detail CONVEYS
an ext idea in regard to location.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-21

Sin nah bem oielseprieienen @e.
iteu aus Oieier @esenb oer5Osener
td6iioer 5armer itbreibt, oaB man
bort auf l6o glfers 10 uiel 8ieb bals
ten unO 10 uiel bauen tbnne, iuie bier
,ap{ 40 9lders, 6as 9anb jebptg bittt.
ger lei ais bier. 9tun m66teu mir
fragen, luelbe Sprtbeile l60 glder
2nnO iibcr 40 glders bieten, iuenn in
Der ErubuftiOn beioe eleih iteben,
Qos aber luiiien mir, OaB 100 bier
nal 10 uiel lit ais 40 uno oemnn9
aud Die glrbeit arI 100 glfers bier
nal 10 piel iein muB als bic 9lrbeit
aui 40 glderS. 8iele tebren pum
fernen 8eiteu iuieoer surlid unb alles
mas lie iagen lit, rNiiliuuri lit gut ee.
mug Iitr MIDI" 9ieie turae Grtennt.
nib aber babeu iie tbeuer be5ablt.
g9enn mir uniere 9lbonnentenliite
ilberl6auen unb mir tonlmen bis an
ben fernen @eiten, balm bemerten
mir einen unteri6ieO, Der uns niht
iebr fir ben 8eiten beeeiitern tann.
Gs mbeen ia einige CUTE 9ldbe Oa
Iein, aber iie gu fiu6en, III bic Sunlt.
Dtan bebente iih bu9, beppr man
bier Elm Gieentbum lusi9laat, mel
Dies ben @ieentbiimer bisber reolib
eruabrt lnb audi nud elm uebriees
eetban bat, unb bieies nit benz lin,
seipiiien Uertauid)t. @er @illiOnen
bat, bari ibUn cine 9petulation iuns
gen MilliOndre aber tbun bas
ui4t, ionit iudren iie teine @iil:Ona.
re-luer aber nit tuenieem nur ses
ieenet 1T nno Elm autes Gorttummen
bat, iollte sufrieben iein nn6 nidt
bas Benise auf's Spiel iesten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-21
6isener 9erO 1T C5oIoss werib.

Gieeu @runo unb 8pben, ei0en
Saus uub pUi itno bod INNER elm
iA6ues @ut, uno per bnrnui bott
uber itebt, Der rast audi INNER nm
appteSldnse iiber bic anberen binaus,
- lln6 onnn ipiI uns ibeinen, baB
eerabe ei9ener 8eiib bas rihtioe
Mittet lit, I'M o;e Mannesebre gu
iueden, Mannesmutb mo Manness
fraft gu itlblen unb 81 bdrteu, ben
MeniAen Sum @irten unO Shnfien
an5uipOruen. @er sluiiben eiaenen
Mauern iibt, tuer auf eioenem 2anoe
itebt, Der petB, baB er audi etiuaS gu
selten bat, baB er nibt auf Sufen
einberi6lei9en muB, ionbern lAun
nit ben Sbuben uno ettuas itdrter
auitreteu bari. @s rest iid in ibm
cine geiuiie Gbre, Elm eetuiiies
Selbl ltbeiuuBtiein. - @bre unb SelbIts
bewuBtIein ,aber, tuenn iie nidt gar
Su ltnrt abseiutten luerben, 10 0aB
Der oafen einen 9ampf trteet unO
iiberldnft, iteben ieOem Manne gut.
Gin eieener Serr brauht ni1t Dor
iebem BOG in Der @itte einsutnids
en-, iuie elm areuserpag; er>biest unb
bidt iid) nt9t tuie Der StrObbalm
upr ie0em 8inodDen Der MenIhen,
sunit unO Menihensnabe, ionOern ct
itebt ieit tuie bic @ifen bruben in Der
S6be unb i6iittelt MIR Elm tueui9 ben
8opi. Gisener 8eiib itdbtt nber audi
Dlutb unb Strait. ggns Elm Mnnn
BON Gbre lit, tpenbet alles baran, iei'
nen 8eiis uneeihmalert 81 erbalten
llnO auf feline ainoer 81 uerer6en.
WtO9en auD ole 9rpBten Smntert9-
teiten tpmnten uno bic miBlihIten
gerbdltuiiie eintreten, er uerliert ben
Wlntb nif)t; mag ibm aud bas Saus
fen unb @irtbIdaiten btutbart mere
ben, er ipannt ale Strdfte an, nm
trubbem empDrsniommen.
tlniere iteue Belt bat alien umses
tebrt mie einen altsn @Od. Seute
fraet man uiel iusnieer lim Gbre uHb
ghidt, als nm @enus unO geranii.
gen. aarmer unb ibre 5nmilien lais
ZEN ibren altererbtsn 5uf I'M Stid,
neil ibnen bic 5nrmarbeit 81 idpice
ris, bas @irtbidDaften gu iorsenouI[
IN, audi tpeit's su tusris trdSt bd.
ihr I6lpdrmen Iie nm Die Stdbte, tuie