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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION
OVERNIGHT
Pimplcs, ftnsh. ESnptions, Etc, Quickly
Erntlicntcd by New Skin Re me ".

Pimp1cs, ftnsh, ESnptions, Etc, Quickly
Erntlicnted by New Skin Remedy.
Since its discovery one year ago,
iposlanl. the new skin remedy, has In
Its extraordinary accomplishments, ex-
ceeded the most sang,line expectations
ofBthe eminent specialist who gave It
to the world. IT has cured thousands
of cases of eczema and edaricated
facial and other disDgurements Of
years standing. The terrible itching
attending eczema is stopped with the
first applications. giving proof of It's
curative properties at the very outset.
In less serious skin affections. such
az pimples. rash. herpes, blackheads.
acne, BARRIERS itch. etc, results show
after an overnight application. only n
small quantity being required to eff
feet "A cure. a muddy or sallow COM
rlexion Is noticeably improved by a
single application. Those who use
polsam for these minor skin troubles
can now avail themselves OF the spe-
cial 50-cent package. recently adopted
to meet such needs. Both the 50-cent
package and the regular 81 Jar may
now be obtained in Richmond at Ira
giles and other leading drug stores.
Samples for experimental purposes
may be had free OF charge by writing
direct to the Emergency Laboratories.
80 West Twenty-ffth Street. New York
CITY hi e7fs1 sis5r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
.GrIo':|'ceryFactsI

groceries is where you can
do the best in price and
quality. This combination is
always found at.our stores.
Quart Masons Jars, porce
lain tops, per dozen i. zoe
Good Lard, per lb &c
Fresh Soda Crackers and
Ginger Snaps $500. %. 4 1-2c
Large Juicy Lemons, d o; PFC
Best Granulated Sugar,
per lb. .... 3 I1.-2cS
Good Rye Whiskey, 4 years
old, per gallon $500 u
Grape Nuts or Postum
per package ...S.3. Il. 12ca
Dufy's Malt Whiskey, bottle, Csc
Regular Coo Tea, per lb.. 4oc
Good Salt Pork, per lb. i 1-2c
California Hams, smoked
or corned, per lb. DC
4-Year-Old Corn Whiskey
and Apple Brandy, per
pn11nn 5000 VI
One-pound can Good Luck
Baking Powder ..i... Sc
Canned Tomatoes ~. So. DC
Virginia Pride Coffee, per
pound ..5... .14c
New Roe Herrings. per
dozen ..3.. .s.I.. 2Oc
Large Cans Tomatoes, per
can ..t..... .s.....f..i.S &c
Best City Meal, 23c peck;
or, per bushel 90c
RMacaronl OF Spaghetti, package, Sc
Five-pound can Preserves,
homemade 8. 49,. Soc
Small smithtield Hams. per
pound ......s.s. 16cs
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap,
three to box. Dc
Seven bars Swift's, Pride
Soap for -. 25ct
5Ullman's Pride Coffee, two
pounds for 25c
Twelve bars Snap Laundry
Rs Soap =. .5cs
Three cans Early June
Peas for ~. csc i
Large Irish Potatoes, per
peck $500. 25c
Butter Biscuits, per package, 4tc:,
Mountain Roll Butter, two
pounds for -. .,.$.s.. 225cs
Sugar Corn, four for. 25c
New California Prupes, four
Seven bars Domino Foilet
one.pound cans Veal Loaf loe
Good Green or Mixed Tea,
New Clipped Herrings, Sc
dozen: or, per barrel. $3.50
Mothers Rolled Oats, per
package 1889. 10cS
Dunlop Patent Flour, $5.25
barrel; or. per bag 33c d
Breakfast Bacon, per H., l4c
Large cans California Table
Extra Quality two pounds
Fresh Roasted Laguyra
Coffee for 3. e5c
Claret Wine, fine mmer
drink, per gallon -. z5c
Kenton Valley Pure Rye
Whiskey, quart bottle. 4. 75c
Large Cans Grated Pipeapples, Sc
Good Green or Mixed Tea,
pound t.s.F.t.{.E.l. $3.50. t1UCSs /
Snowflake Patent Flour,
SIC bag; or, barrel. $500
Pure Cider Vinegar, per
Root Beer. makes five gals
Ions ...l... &c
Large Lump Starch, per lb., q 4
Sweet Mixed Pickles quart
Jars DC
Three-pound Jar Of Pre-
serves ,,l.g, ....s.. 600 4
Large Fat Maclerel, 4 for. csc
Five-string Brooms Zoe I
Fruits and Vegetables Of
All Kinds Always on Hand
Prompt deliveries to all
parts Of city and to depots,
Remlttances must accom-
pany all out-of-town orders.
Write for price i, list,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
GLORIOUS FOURTH
At BLUE RIDGE.
Guests Enter Heartily Into the
Joyous Celebration OF the
Anniversary.
RICHMOND Rig; PEOPLE THERE
President General Of the Daugh-
ters Among the Notable
Guests. l
RICHMOND PEOPLE THERE
President General Of the Daugh-
Especial 10 The Times pispatc h. !

@ Special TO The Times Dispatch.J
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, July a.
With a zip! boom! bang! the glorious
Fourth was ushered In at beautiful old
Blue Ridge Springs. and keeping pace
With y; H., the hours. the celebratIon went
down. and with booming OF giant
crackers and a glory OF .'red fire" the
nations birthday passed Into history.
Mr.. Brown provided the ammunition
entered into will, spirit. The arrival
of the orchestra caused another cele-
sbration and marked the formal opening
OF the season.
VIII be at Blue Ridge until the LIST Of
August. when his father. DR.. J ohm N.
upshur, will arrive to minister to the
Ills OF mind and body
Richmond People There.
= Am among the charming arrivals Iva, Rich CHI
2. B. Taiiaferro. who Is summeripg
r. Keif11 Blue Ridge feels that she is
enjoying unusual honor and distinction
Mrs. Cornelia Branch stone. the presi-
dent general OF the Daughters Of the
.Con:ederacyI Mrs. Stone Is a woman
of unusual mental attIinments and
which she received at the reunion of
the Confederate veterans, recently held
In Birmingham was only another EVIL.
dence Of the love and esteem In which
sh els is held Ly the people Of the South.
Texas, was an agreeable arrival Of the
week, who Joined her sister. Mrs. Stone.
Mrs. Briggs Is woman OF fine literary
ability and attractive manner. Her
representative from Galveston county
In the Texas State Legislature. and Is
a young lawyer OF prominence.
Mrs Thaddeus S. Clark. OF Washing
Miss rosa MOSS kn aiso arr Eefn
Wednesday, to spend the summer. and
finds here warm welcome from many
friends.
Recent Arrivals.
virginia; Mrs. E ]: collins, chicago:
Mrs. Wynn Jones. Norfolk, Va; Miss
Delta Jones, Norfolk, Va; Chas. =.
Burks, Mississippi; John Schwartz. Bal
timore. Md: Mrs. B. R. K. Richmond.
Va; R. E. James. Baltimore, Md: W.
w. Terry. Norfolk. Va: j. S. Cahill.
Rocky Mt. va: c. ". Reynolds, Bal
timore, Md; Helen ". Faithful, Balti-
mqsf nd Nsz r " N Msass aRh T'fs
Do si and md wife, Roanoke. Va: n ".
Lloyd. Roanoke. Va. H. L. Wood. Nor
folk. Va; II. Il. Markly, Roanoke. Va:
H. II. <I5cil. 1NOduOhe, y q. All .. ooiiii
lizard, Roanoke, Va. Robert Flynn,
Octason. Va: r. G. Hill and wife.
Va: II. H. Cheatham.
Lynchburg. Va. l. P. Taylor. Norfolk.
Va. Mrs. T. H. Burke, New York City:
Mr.. ]. T. Erwin and wife. Jackson.
Miss: Mrs. Rosa Moss Clarke, Wash
ington, D. c.; Mrs. George d. Briggs,
Galveston. Texas; Mrs. William Stokes
and children, Lynchburg, Va; Miss
Stokes. Lynchburg, Va. j. c. S. Watt,
Lynchburg. Va:
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Mineral Social News. I
[speclal 70 q Thle mines J plsplatch.

i5S Special to The Tines Dlspatch.l
&5t MINERAL. VA, July 4.-The Rev, M,
IS. Eagle and family have returned from
their visit to eesburg. Ya..gvery much
improved. l55 w 1. aa{s
yat@the Hotel Coleman for the past two
weeks; %sh ave re turnedEto Richmond, 6
Mr.. ". I B. Sutton,s ffamily,gof Richt
sn.ond, Va, are lending the summer ut
the Mineral Hotel. Is
8S Mr., W. II. ] enklns. engineer OF the
sChesnpe ake and Ohio SULPHUR Mines
Branch has moved his family from
Gharlottssy!lIIe VA, and expects e
e Mr. Ii. j !, lrt, OF New ork, Is spend-
ing some 7 lnle at the SIArminius Mines.
~ r. lSs Jaw, rths G;aro lima 10
syisittp 81 ssa un m Rs Grihues
M 10 rlninlus Nh ~ II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05

D J, yo||'|||.n||'|'s
PER FEcT
Tooth. | Powder
Cleanses, preserves and
beauties the teeth, and
Puri6es the breath
superior d entifrice
for people Of re6nem ent
Established in 1866 by
n n sZ,7o ~ is

have endeared her TO a large circle of
resident physie da IS an nos asqeeab 5Rs
courteous s,il,i.s gentleman. and is a great
Mrs. JohneD, Potts and Miss Nell
come come. and are pleasantly located In
the most attractive on the place. The
Japanese decorations are a striking
feature. Growing plants ornament the
airy verandas. while the comfortable
a pleasing picture, Inviting restfui re-
pose.
Mr.. John currie Is host In himself
and 10 at home with all ages. and all
Judge and Mrs William ii. white
arlstoeratie yirginians. and with their their
PyrfGttty s dasshssr is SIS Emma Gray
friend OF the late Matte Ould. one OF
the The. most famous bellies and beauties.
ner, and whose face still smiles down
from the pictures that hang on men,
ory's wall at White Sulphur, where she
reigned queen OF hearts.
Miss Mary Lyons. OF Richmond, ar
rived this week and is the guest OF
: Miss saiiIs . Moore, George 4. Allen,
NxDA.l NLioS 5LIhuE eI, MISS
Alice Blair, Miss Lucy D. Cox. Mr.. 4.
Stien; ". y. Walker all OF Richmond.
p. Il. Rove. Buena Vista, Va; T. ].
Lambert. Lewis burg Va: Miss Harrison.
Hot Springs. Va Allen Gunswite. Cass.
va.;i Mr.. a. r. Stallings, Parsons w.
Va: Mr.. A. 3. Montgomery. TYulelton,
w Va: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lake Burdette.
Wolf Creek. w. Va; B. 3. Kinsley.
Falling. w. Va: Robert Lake. Lynch.
burg. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Wilson.
Clifton Forge Va: Mrs. G. D. Kline.
4Covington, Va: ]. D. Deenford. Clifton
Forge, Va.
Gucsts From Washington.
Among the recent arrivals from
Washington are Rear Admiral ". c..
Wise United States navy; the Nor
Megian Minister Mr.. Owe GUIDE, and
Mrs. Elna GUIDE, born de stiernhelnl.
which is literally embowered amid
vines and flowers; Russell T. Briggs.
3. j. Peters. P. E. King and o. Skybak
DR.. and Mrs. Chatard are settled for
the season In their cosy cottage in Vir-
GINA Row.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
Christiansburg Social News.
! special e The Times, Dlspateh.l

CHR ISTIANsBURG VA, July 4.--
The Wednesday Afternoon Glnb was "a,
8teresting contest, IA Penny for Your
Thoughts amused the guests, and at
forwards, Miss can sullivan, who Is
Girl { M9' G Snuat Misses Elsabeth
Stuart and Margaret Wade assisted
Mrs. zirkle in serving caramel and
ytutti-frutti Ice cream, chocolate and
c easln dsts Rslvn Mrs
Eotr, Miss Annie Powell. Mrs. Henry
*. Tallant, Mrs. Harry Word. Mrs 7.
Spindle Miller, Mrs; Nv; .D. Stewart;
Bryan. Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. T. X.
Morrison Mrs. Charles Johnson. Mrs.
Nv. M. Dun.kle. Mrs. Guy Elicit, Mrs.
Margaret Wade, Misses Jean. sullivan.
M Mn E n hll ana Margaret Lane ana
Mrs. Nv. Rlngolds is visiting 5rela-
Mrs clyde Hn' N ,,.a and and Miss ;ns
mond to-day and Will spend the sum-
mer with Mrs James Humphres.
Miss Spindle wore an embroidered
robe of null oyer tn ffetn..
made a pretty picture around the table,
which hold a centrepiece OF sweet
peas, to which was attached the RIB
bons bearing the place cards with a
spray W SHIlS pctts.
After the luncheon. served In many
courses, the young people. enjoyed
piano and vocal olos by Il M iss SPIN
die. Miss Hnwley and rofessor Buck
ner Spindle, "a g5 d e
B The guests were Misses Agnes
Howard, OF pulaski !; Mary and Mar
saret Stephens, Eeltn Sumpter Ollie
Surface, OF Rtner; lisa bel Hawl ley; Ollie
Bryant Of Ala hama BESSIE Ellett Mar
garet Wade. Elizabeth stuart, Helen
johnson and Jennie C!hildress. t
Misses Joe bryant ana lisa bel Hawlsy
are visiting Miss Vena Adams. Of Roa-
noke. F n }s So M s' ss 81
DR., and Mrs, Walter W. Ran 81 ey en-
stertained on Thursday III &hOnorg3of Mr.
burg. s., c, The guests vera COLONEL
and Mrs. ames s., Chi ldress.ss M isa u en-
nile Chi Ia ress. VI id M rs HIS,
5Mr 81 y i. Alaslotl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
One Of the Many Diversions for
the GuestsMany Caro-
linians There.
special to The Times-pispatch

THE MECKLENBURG. CHASE CITY.
VA. July 4.-Horseback riding has
been popular diversion of the week,
h a'h rd da 5ems & ss es
Henrietta Reid. Lucille Paxton. Mary
Eiser. Anna Regan, Mary Duiguid. Mrs.
C. NJ. .Heublin. Messrs. William B. Da-
Wis. r. NJ. Hyslop, NJ. Etheredge and u.
Miss Henrietta Reid is recent at
tractive guest from Reidsville. n. c.
Prominent arrivals from Richmond
kins. Mrs. w. p. Tilghman. Mrs. ". T.
Mason, NJ. and Mrs. T. A. Barry. C. w.
Harwood. j. A. Reynolds: c. a.. spen-
GER: Ir;. s. p willis, John McLaurin.
large share of the guests. recent ar
rivals of well-known people being Mr..
r. r. HAYNES. who is here for treat
ing woman from Wilmington. With her
daughter. Miss Annabelle Gore; H.
Johnson. Scotland Neck: j. Fl. Uzzell
3Lonisburg; v. N. Hayes. Wise: R: D.
Greensboro: F. B. Jones, Milton: r. N.
Humphreys. Dur ham; II. c.. Grice. East
City.
Colonel J. Wharton. OF Fayetteville,
continues to improve.
a very delightfnl dance. winding up
joyed by both old and young satur-
5s eSf ases Rsd aGa Mart eh sn
Annie Duiguid. Irma Jeffress, Lucille
Paxton, Mary Burwell, Mesdames Heu-
bin. Weatherly Richardson, Face and
1 R9ySte es and M NJ Visor Davis,
Brooks, Yokeley, Daniels and Gillian.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Huntington and
Miss Dona P. Willis are late arrivals
from Lynchburg.
From far Louisiana we have Mr.. and
Mrs. R. a. Mack, of Shreveport.
Dr.. L. Register and Mrs. L. Royster.
and Mrs. NJ. Q. Parks of Norfolk, Will
remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R: Thomas. of Law
Mrs. " a. Garrett efa and p' MISS Mse JAMIE
Garrett Of Augusta, Ga. are here for.
an exE&rlded sojourn.
Many arrivals during the past week
are ]: Freeman, Norfolk; 4; Y. Dan
C. R. Dechma. D. H. Hamilton, Jr.--
f. A.. Hanson. Baltimore; S. N. Shu-
mate South Carolina: J. B. Brewer,
.Danville: e.. P. Dunlop. South Boston;
F. G. Knight, Louisville, KY; Wood
5Boulden. Houston; IT. M. Waller. Rich
mond George. II. Goooridge. Norfolk;
=. "A. Itans, Baltimore, and f. "A. Clarke,
aLynchburg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16
COST OF LIVING
 IN CITY OF LONDON

London. May 15.-The togal rental ef London land and house is $3o,OO0,- 900 d year: $2oOoo.ooo of this is the rental value of the sije-consislinS largely of Thames-side marshland. In addition to rental value there are the rates to be considered, amounting 10 about $14,o00.o00, apart from water. Sc that the cost of living in London is $6l 100000. The saleable value of the property at the present day would have been less than half this amount. So that London increase in value at
 the rate of $12,000,000 a year. In the city of London alone the rateabie velue in 1901 was $160 per acre par annum. Today it is about SS.ooo per acre per aHnum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16
WHY so WEAK?
kidney Troubles May he ~apiting IcEr Life AWay.-pinr BtIif People
 Have Learned This Fact.


 When d healthy man Or woman be- gins to run down without apparent cause, becomes weak, languid, depress- ed. suffers backache, headache dizzy spells and urinary disorders, look 10 the kidneys for the cause of it all Keep the kidneys well and they will keep you well. Deans Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys and keep them we'll Here is Pine Bluff testimony 10 prove 1t.
 John Osborn, carpenter, of 1907 West Sixth avenue, Pine Bluff. Ark, says. Both myself and wife think great deal of Doan's Kidney Pills. l suffer ed off and on for several months with pain and soreness across the small of my back. When 1 lifted anything or stood and attempted to straighten it aggravated the trouble, and often felt as if my back would fall apart. Procuring box of Doan's Kidney Pills at Mann-Tankersley drug store. I was astonished at the relief obtained from them. This remedy is certainly worth recommending. l am glad to advise anyone afflicted as ] was to use Doan's Kidney Pills
 For sale by all dealers. Price oO cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doans--and take no. other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16
INSPECTORS TO BE
 MEMBERS OF UNIONS

Washington, May 15.-ln the appll- cation of the act known as the safety appliance law, relating to the opera ton of railroads, the Interstate Com merce Commission has made rule to the effect that no person will be appointed an inspector if he is not member of some one of the railway unions, and he must have the indorse- nent of the officials of his union. In adopting this rule the commission s idea, it is said, is to confer the appoint ing power on the unions so that they may be held as directly responsible as may be for the character and fit- ness of the men appointed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16
APPROPRIATION
 OF CONGRESS

Washington. May 15.-ConSress Will leave behind it at it's adjournment' tbis session, a record of unprecedent- ed expenditures totalinS over $l,ooo,- o0o, ,Oo0. Appropriation exceed these of the second session of the last congress hy s104 300. 900. The biggest increase has been in the navy item of $26,ooo,- GOO. with the public building bill sec- ond with a $2O000,0$0 increase.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16
THE LONG
 DISTANCE FACILITIES

mUany have been materially KthuD in8urine . more prompt V md comprehensive servic+ retofore Nearly every placs rtauce In Texas and Arkansa, oining States, including Okla. nd Indian Territory, can bs over our lines and those of lee with whom we connect.
 s SOUTHWESTERN
 LGRAPu | TELEPHONE
 RANI.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16
N. T. ROBERTS < SON.
K. T. Roberts Abstracter of Titles
 113 Main Street.

} Our complete set of abstract ! books of Jefferson County, Ark, , (which are the only ones of their ] kind in existence) have furnished } abstracts of title to a majority of } the land owners of this City and County since 1884. All ab- , stracts are given our personal at
 } tention, we have no apprentices.
 } It costs no more to have your ab-
 } stracts made from this OLD RE- , LIABLE set of books and by Ab- . stracters who have something to . back their certificates. Having | such books as ours in the office
 . an abstract can be drawn up in
 : a very short while, hence saving ' the delay of a search of the many
 . records of this County.
 . 229-1W
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16

."LOan me a dollar. said the "Air Dome" man to the confetti man at Forest Park. "Opens May 1Sth.) ..Sorry.- said the confetti man. "but I'm little short myself.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16
CANADA AND FRANCE
 STEAMSHIP SERVICE

Ottawa, Can, May 13.-The Cana dian parliament has adopted resolu- ton in favor of direct steamship service between Canada and France, which it is stated becomes necessary on accoun tof the new reciprocity treaty between the two countries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16

You know what the Chinaman said about the trolley car! We'll that's q good description of the cars on the Figure Eight at Forest Park. "Opens May 1Sth.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16
JOE KRuAPNEK.


 : JOE kRUAPNEk. { : Wholesale Dealer in--- ! SCRAP IRON, METALS, RACE, . ' OLD COTTON. BONES, HIDES. ( ; No Railroad Goods. (
 : am pulling dropped stock tor . | everybody Speak loud fSr l am . : nard of hearing Pays full price. ! e, E. Barraque Old Phon~ 250.
 t ' . < < $$$+ . + . . . .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16

The weather man says it will be partly cloudy today.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-10-07
CARE CT T.l1 HOME
SOME ADVICE THAT is WELL
WORTH REMEMBERING.
Effective cur,alsa Made cf UnbIeache3
Russia Observation-Disclosures and
CIeearg q h>on1s care In
a Sys ,2matic Manner.

lUnbloas he'd Russia crash can be
used Tor making very effective cur
tains. Turn .hree.lnch hem on the
right side ard bas.a "a ~ inch
band Of eoldoarod yaEcw linen SO that
one edge covers The law cd~e Of the
hem. Leave The ges cf lie linen
raw and b .t-enha.c BOTS ed S with
coarse brown SIX Mar tie inner
edge cf de- cur II. u.lile two stems
in brown. ao.ng I'd from lhe band of
yencv aid toD tha9l with a four.Det-
alsd y4I!0w flower ba,.ouholed around
with ,he brown AID With conta. Of
dart ,c3 Marc a valance across the
toD Of 40 gn ew On which button
hole sia, 4 narrow band Of rnan.
Eta.r Tindow st1ud be raised
early n ne mc.rjas apd each sill
vined free ~, N dust as the sash is
raised 10 keen fbs aa.a .3ulation of
dust from bj3wi7g ma he ra2ns The
housewifa shculd sec ~ he nOrches
are scrubbed aar3r n tba morning
and the maid ans he various rooms
and sweeps ne rau every dav.
tbonqh moi nach room in sween-
ING DAYS are set a4'da nv various
housewives If eac .rst ID tba work
herseIf This NAV ma-a # necessary
IA elie irate toa mi ~ wor)x during the
mc-r,nr but fhe win lows should he
raised hefcre ~ eto qa+s too bigh
and tbe water IN he n9nred on the
norches and wa,,s Tova,. tbe win
dow and rlnda as soon "a Inc room
is in ordsr J.snalyv roon, viii keen
moderately coel an daN If +bis is done
The won ~ cieo1inp . room, mav
he ma7a r7r.b lass :~Fe1r,e If done in
a svsfe7naf;o a,e-,47 No nareon can
hiring abont oooa rasr,,s vitbont the
nronar hr,tehoy end a4ooeeo,,ies For
instance raqe +taf can ba uead IN
foors aro not enitahla fcr mirrors or
fine furnit,,re and bqusbos that will
remove 10 dnef from nnbolstered ar.
ticles arc entire1v nnat for sweening
walls or carne+e Al 10 ina actual
work Of cIaarino narIor or SITTING
room Il consisfes IN ronoving ali the
snoallor niacos ~ rprnit,7ra n another
room or bat.er e.u1 c,,t Of doors
Then ia haaviar fprn;ehi,os LOFT IN
+bo room, ebo,,1d ho oovare5 ,vitb drs+
cloths i nrote9t M wood fron duet
This done the wals must he swent
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-10-07
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

NOTICEsis hereby given that IN
4N der and BY virrue Of three GER
tain deeds Of trust executed by the
OkoIona Cotton Oil Company, one
executed on the 18th day Of August,
1904. recorded in Book 80, page 1863,
in the Chancery Clerks Office Of
Chickasaw County. Mississippi, one
executed on the 1st day Of July, 1905,
recorded in Book 80, page 161, in the
Chancery Clerks office Of Chlckasaw
County, Mississippi, and the other
executed on the End day Of April,
1906, and recorded in Book sc, pages
469 to 495. IN the Chancery Clerk $
office Of Chicka; aw County, Missis-
sippi, which last trust deed is also re-
corded in the County Of Calhoun. in
Book 10, pages 1888 to 40, in the
County OF Monroe, in Book 7O page
562, in the County Of Lee in Book 78.
page 1853, each Of said trust deeds
given to secure the payment OF certain
Indebtedness mentioned in said trust
deeds respectively, and by virture Of
two decretaI orders Of Judge II. {
Niles, Judge Of the United States Court
for the Eastern Division Of the
Northern District Of Mississippi, in the
case Of {. Van Wrinkle Gin & Ma
chine Co., eli al, versus J. W. Taylor,
ct al, said orders dated the 9th day Of
September, 1908; and default having
been made in the payment OF the in
debtedness secured in each OF these
trust deeds. and the undersigned hav-
ing been appointed and instructed by
said decree Of said court as receiver
to foreclose the trust deeds executed
as aforesaid on the 1st day Of July,
1905, now therefore, |, the undersign-
ed trustee and receiver, in accordance
with the terms and provisions OF said
trust deeds, and at the request OF the
holders of saiJ Indebtedness, and un-
der my appointment Of said court as
receiver, | will on
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-10-07
Answer Thnt PIeasad RIshop.

The late Bishop Potter was OF the
mind that Clara Morris was the wit
tlest woman on the stage. For this
opinion he gave ss reason her greet
ing when he called upon her at her
place, The Pines. at RiverdaIe-cn-the-
Hudson.
NOW that you're here, don't know
any more what to do with you than I
would Calling gun" said she.
Treat me in the same manner" he
suggested.
Fire YOU" retorted Miss Norris
''NeyerIY
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-10-07

Director Leach Of the Mint announ-
ces that for an indefinite time he will
purchase 125007 ounces Of silver
weekly for coming subsidiary money.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-10-07

Some people are not satisfied with
getting more than their share but even
persist in getting their feet in the
trough.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-10-07

Undoubtedly the campaign Of 1903
is one Of the dirtest and most person
al in the history of American National
politics.