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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-09-16

Four nice rooms for rent suitable
for housekeeping, also two furnished
rooms, and two fine Jersey cows for
sale. J. M. Haley.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-09-16
0>SocietysQ.
o. Edited '' Mrs. Mamie A''''' 0'''A s1|

Young America has been saving his
pennies for the past few weeks in an
ticipation Of the coming ofNSun Broth
ers Greater Shows, that are under
lined to appear at Okolona. Thursday,
Sept. 24th, for the performances, Matt
nee and Night The show comes
with the hearty endorsement Of ofic-
iaIs and the newspapers Of this vicinity,
where they have been exhibiting for
the past several weeks.
We are agen ts for Mana
cea and Mountain Valley
Mineral Waters-the best
in the world for stomach and
kidney troubles. Bearden 4
King.
Miss Lou Ella Boone was visiting
home folks Saturday and Sunday re-
turning to Meridian Monday morning.
Mrs. Maggie Baskin Caruthers left
for Meridian Tuesday. where she will
spend the winter with her daughter
Mrs. Sans.
Miss Carrie, ACCOMPLISHED daughter
of Mr.. aad Mrs. j. |. Whiteside left
last Friday for Pontotoc where she has
accepted a position with the Chicka-
saw Female College.
Mountain alley Water
for Kidneys troubles, no
matter how bad. Bearden &
King.
Born, Friday night. Sept. 11th, to
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank King fine baby
girl.
Miss May Clair White, Of Penso-
cola, Fla, is the charming guest Of her
grandmother Mrs. E. G. Murphree.
DeWiu's Little Early Rises are small
pills easy to take, gentle and sure.
Sold by all drug dealers.
Mrs. George is the guest Of her
niece Mrs. Frank Harrell.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-09-16
EXCELLENT HEALTH, ADVICE

EXCELLENT HEALTH ADVICE
Mrs. M. M. Davidson. Of No. 379
Clifford Ave-, San Jose, CAL. says:
THE worth Of Electric Bitters as a
general fssmily remedy, for headache,
billiousness and torpor of the liver
and bowels is so pronounced that |
am prompted to say word in its favor
for the benefit of those seeking relief
from such affections. There is much
more health for the digestive organs in
a bottle of Electric Bitters than any
other remedy | know Of" Sold under
guarantee at all drug stores. Soc.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-09-16

Boarders Wanted-Apply to Mrs,
j. A. Allen.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-09-16

sell you Of that will not burn up nor blow
away which don't have insurance. that costs nothing
for repairs and never value Pss good dividends
w. AZ
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-09-16
FOUNTAIN PEN FREE.

AS special complaining offer to
anyone who will secure ~ new ten
weeks trial subscriptions to the Week
" Commercial Appeal, (remitting
$500 for same) will be sent a Dia-
mond Point Fountain Pen guaranteed
finest grade, 14-kt. solid gold pen. Act
quick, as this special offer will be with
drawn in short time. Address
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-11-05
DEPARTMENT 8 SHEEP
Glass r CotSWoldS
class c Shropshire Downs
Glass d Oxford Downs

H. c. Eichman Buck yrs or over, D. 90
lanes Cope, Buck yrs or over
T. c. Narum, Eve ? yrs or over w
r. c. Narum, Eve yr, under $500. ~
/. c. Narum Eve Vt, under
J. c. Narum, Eve lamb ........ SUI
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-11-05

County Clerk, Pierce Co., Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-11-05
II. A. Hagestqd & CO.
One Price CI0thieY
Bids for County Funds DEPOSIT.
tory.

In compliance with Section SOB OF Revs ID
Statutes as amended by Oh. 1853 laws OF 1909,
all banks, banking institutions ana trust com
panies are hereby notified that at the annual
meeting of the County Board Of Pierce Coun-
ty to convene on the 10th day OF November,
1903 there will be placed before said board
any and all bids from such banks. banking in
situations or trust companies for the deposit
OF the funds Of said county for the year com
mencing January |, 1909 Such proposals
must be filed with the County Clerk at least
one day before the meeting of said board and
must state the rate of interest the bidder will
pay on daily balances, such interest being
computed and credited to the county ut the
end of each month and such deposits and ac-
crued interest being held subject to draft and
payment at all times on demand.
Dated at Ellsworth, Oct. 49, 1903
O. j. HoHLE,
County Clerk, Pierce Co., Wis
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-11-05

Glass e Belgian
Joe Armbruster, Stallion yrs or
Glass All Others
A. Van, Stallion yrs or over 80. .$12 90
Class Ell Trotters and PAGERS
Curtis Johnson Stallion yrs or over $12 90
Frank Thurber, Broodmare with
OF her colts ................ S1O %
Of her colts s%' etc. '........ 90
Joe Armbruster Pure bred licensed
stallion with of his colts ........ 10 %
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-11-05
class E Grades BY Pure Bred Reg
Sweepstakes

J. c. Narum Pure blood buck of any
age or blood, with ped. ......... 4 90
c. l. Peterson, Pure blood buck OF :,
any age or blood, with ped. g. %
Claire Flanders. Goat, male over I yr 200
H. c. Eichman, Goat female over VT 2 90
Herman Wenzel, Goat female over 90
I-,.I Old - 90
Herman Wenzel, Goat male under
Claire Flanders Goat female
under yr 4.Oo
Herman Wenzel Goat female
under 0u
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-11-05
DEPARTMENT 4 SWINE
Glass A Poland China
DEPARTMENT 5 POl
Glass A

F. Anderson, Barred Plymouth
Fi a. Druding. Barred Plymouth
A. L. Leonard, Barred Plymouth
Rocks. chicks T 90
F, Anderson, Barred Plymouth
Rocks, chicks OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-11-05
c.IP. McAndrew. Wvandottes. silver

C.yP. McAndrew, Wyandottes' silver
c. P. McAndrew, Wyandottes,
silver laced fowls 49,. ......,.. 30
C.. P McAndrew, Wyandottes, silver
C. P M fc.iGni Wyandottes.
silver laced, chicks ............ so
Geo. Moore, Wyandottes, white
= fowls .......' 1.OO
Geo Moore, Wyandottes, white
A. L. Leonard. Wyandottes,
white, chicks ...........: LOO
Geo. Moore Wyandottes, white
Beth, A. Holiday Wyandottes,
Columbian fowls ............. 100
Beth A. Holiday Wyandottes,
Columbian, chicks -. 100
Frank Thurber Leghorns, single
comb brown, fowls ....... loo
Frank Thurber Leghorns single
comb brown, chicks ............ 100
Lewis Christensen, Leghorns, rose
comb, brown, fowls ..........;., 100
Beth A. Holiday, Leghorns, single
=, comb n white chicks I: ,;f LOO
w F. Ogivie, Orphington, buff
single comb, chicks .......: ...... 100
VIM. CornweIl, Turkeys, white,
Holland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
VIM. Cornwell, Turkeys, white
Millard Reed, Turkeys, bronze -. 100
D. J. Thurber, Pekin ducks ....... 100
VIM Kurschinsky Pekin ducks so
John Dean, Toulouse geese ....... 100
Henry Hauschildt Toulouse geese, so
Peter Rasmus, white geese .......- 1 90
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-11-05
DEPARTMENT IL DOMESTIC
NEEDLE WORK


Frank Thurber, Rag carpet ..... 2 90
INV. Tombleson, Rag carpet .... 1 90
Mrs Chas. Smith, Rug, drawn ~ 1 90
Mrs. Emma McCillis Rug, drawn. sc
Anna Stoetze Rug, woven ...... 1 90
T. H Gilmore, Rug, woven .... sc
Glass Quilts Etc.
Kate Bowers, Crazy quilt. ...... I 90
Mrs F. BricIlner, Crazy quilt . sc
Mrs Jas. Boals Log Cabin quilt 49,. 1 90
Geo. Dumond Log Cabin quilt .. so.
Mrs A. Boles, Patchwork quilt .... 1 90
Mrs. T. Keller, Patchwork quilt .. ST
Mrs. Mary Dumond, Patchwork quilt
by lady over 90 years old . 1 90
Mrs. Jas. Boals, Patchwork quilt by
lady over 90 years old .......... ST
Kate Bowers. Silk quilt ....... 90
Anna Stoetzel, Cotton comforter -. 90
J. A. Gilmore, Cotton comforter 80. 81
Anna Stoetzel, Wooden comforter. -. / 90
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-11-05
DEPARTMENT MANUFACTURERS
AND NERO HANTS STOCK

Class
Stewart Mer Co., Display Dry
Goods and Notions ...... 90
H. R. Huber, Display musical
instruments Observation-Disclosures. 90
Chas Huber Display musical
instruments .............. so
H. r. Huber, Display sewing
machines. ........ Diploma
Stewart Mer. Co., Display furs and
tanned goods Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
Chas Fresse, Display harnesses and
SdddleTy ......... ) W
Jos. Stoetzel Split log or plank road
drags ....e...........1st SIS 90
M. Rudolph Split log or plank
road drags ................ end IA 90
P. A. Haessly, Split log or plank
road drags ............. 3rd 10 90
Frank Brickner, Split log or plank
road drags ................. 4th 8 90
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-11-05
Ms. Thos. Davidson. Chrochet

Mrs. IhoS. DaVldSon, Chrochet
Counterpart ........... on
Mrs. Jas Boals, Knit counterpart 100
z. l. Peterson, Knit counterpart - SO
M. Eckes, Slurnber robe 100
Mrs Mary Dumond, Slumber robe 81
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-11-05
Class D Reg. Ped. Horses. Draft Breeds
Perchar0n

Warren Sparks, Stallion 4 yrs or over $12 90
Ed Bulmer, Stallion yrs or over &c
Chas. Z. Meehan Stallion yrs or
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-25
POPULATION.

Conservatively estimated Ell PaSo
has more than doubled its porulatiou
within the past ten Years. It has
very cosmopolitan porulation. its citi-
2"ns hailing from nearly every stat" in
Inc union. The fame of the city as
health, tourist and winter resort
draws many northern and eastern Wis
Jtors who come to enjoy the halmN
sunshine and invigorating chate. MANY
return year after year tn this favored
section, while others, charmed with
the city, the surroundings and its
many opportunities, become perma-
neut residents These persuade others
1o come and thus the city continues
~ urnu. md rnrnn 10 Tho FRONT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-25
H. P. NOAKE.

cutting Euiyea used by printing cstob-
HAhments
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11

Calvin c. Eib of the Pioneer automobile COM
pany has received the following letter from Bert
Dingley, dated October s: Beating a passen-
ger train from San Francisco to Modesto, going
u miles farther than the train. and crossing the
mountain passes is trip seldom accomplished.
My wife and | in the Chalmers Detroit 40 run
about caught the 3:20 ferry boat out of the city
Tuesday of the present week on our way home.
We were delayed at the ferry on the Oakland
side account of baggage, and then starting
out on the pier road we discovered train No. 40.
due in Modesto az 1852, pulling out brush
down the pier wait at the track gates, and
the race was on. Slowly through the streets of
Oakland, 75 miles an hour mountain boule-
ward aud then through the backbreaking Dublin
pass fshould have been named Rocky Road to
Dublin') pulled into Livermore at 5:05, took on
two gallons of gasoline and then on our way
over Altamont pass. down the San Joaquin val
lev to Grays across mile of nerve racking
sand TO Modesto. arriving at T:49-three min
utes before the train. On filling the tank with
gasoline found that three gallons and one pint
ran the tank over Now. show where you can
find ears that win make 121 miles in four hours
and % minutes on five and an eighth gallons of
gasoline. II your eyesight fails you just look
the Chalmers Detroit and bet your money on
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
BREAKS
AUTO SPEED MARK
Drives Big Italian Car 64.25
Miles an Hour and Wins the
Parkway Sweepstake

LONG ISLAND MOTOR PARKWAY,
Oct. 10.-By his marvellous driving of
his Italian car 234.6 miles in 219 min
utes-64.25 miles an hour-in the Mo-
tor Parkway sweepstake for stock
cars selling at $4,000 or over. Herbert
Lyttle not only broke this country's
speed record, but demonstrated the sue
cess of the new million dollar speed
way for speed making course.
AS spectacle and as a crowd
gatherer the simultaneously run five
races We're far below expectations
There were few spectators. Lyttle
hit up high speed Immediately upon his
release from the starting line, where
cars had been sent off in single file
80 seconds apart and kept it up with
hardly a fiuctuation from 64.25 miles
an hour. Only second in interest was
the close rivalry between Drivers
Sharp and Bourque of the Garden City
sweepstake string The former COW
cred 1875 miles in 1919 minutes 1t
was a nip and tuck race for many
miles.
Experts praised the track 1t shows
the wonderful advance in automobile
speed track constructions, and the ef-
feet of the completed nine miles OF 22
foot cement course is reflected in the
results. The fear that the narrowness
might cause collisions proved unfound-
ed. The fact that the track had been
carried over or under all grade cross
ings but one eliminated a great source
of anxiety. delay and danger.
The almost unprecedented freedom
from even minor accidents shows that
most of the horrors of the sport can
be eliminated by carrying out the plans
of the builders of this track. The race
also showed the great advance made in
car building-for all the entries were
stock cars. with minor changes adapt
ing them to track work.
The only accident at all serious was
to Mechanician Lamond, in Driver Mil
ler's car, contending in the Garden City
sweepstake He was thrown out and
sustained a leg fracture. The driver
took spectator TO the seat and con-
tinued in the race. The results:
The Nassau. cars selling for $1,000
or under distance 1884 miles-Reo,
Hugh Easter. won in 2:07:52.
The Jericho, cars selling from 81 600
to $4,000; distance 140.4 miles-Stod-
dard Dayton, w. r. Burns, won in
3:02:36.
The Garden City. cars selling from
s2,001 to $4,000; distance 1876 miles
Buick. w. II. Sharp. won in 3:19:34.
The Meadowbrook, cars elling from
S3,001 to $4,000; distance 211.14 miles
Knox. III. Hughes, won in 4:00:47.
The Motor Parkway, cars selling
for $4,000 and over distance 234.6
miles-Motta, Herbert Lyttle, won In
3:39:10
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
Where Is the
Happiest Land !?

According to Hugo Parton in Outing Magazine
for January (article Moorea). the land upon
earth today most like Eden is in Tahiti islands.
The inhabitants of that favored land toll not
neither do they spin'' except little bit to pay
the road tax Nature has enriched the island
with its choicest productions; these may be
had for the picking, all the natives have to do
is to grow to their stature, look at their hazy
sapphire sky and at the warm blue tropical
sea and drift dreamiy through life. Old trav-
eers full of the ennui of ordinary lands agree
that now Naples must yield its title-for they
saw after Moorea what's the use? Sailings Oct.
IL and Nov %. S125 round trip. San Francisco
90 Tahiti For information itinerary etc, write
o. S. s. Co.. 673 Market st.
LINE TO HoNoLULU-s110 round trip; sail
ings Oct. II and Nov. q
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
AUTO TRAV[RSES
VERY POOR ROADS
Winton Auto Party Make Run
Through Marin and SOnOma
Counties in Good Car
BY K. K. PHOnImedieu

trip that was of more than pass
ing interest was taken last week by
Charles darcy and Call representa-
tive in a four cylinder model M Win
ton The run was made beyond Glow
erdale and return, distance of 100
miles. The start was made from this
city, crossing to Sausalito on the $50
q m. boat From Sausalito to San
Rafael the roads were fairly good, al
though the large amount of travel over
this thoroughfare had left its mark.
From san Rafael to PetaIuma through
Nincents and Ignacio, the road was in
very bad condition. but after Peta-
luna was passed and before Penn
Grove was reached, the worst road of
the entire trip was encountered The
road had been crowned with hard rock
for several miles. making it impossible
for an automobile TO use the road, and
compelling driver to pick his way
gingerly along the side Where 1t is
possible to keep TO half of the road, the
loose stones caused so much skidding
that slow time was made After Penn
Grove was passed the road was better
and continued so until Santa Rosa was
reached. except for spots where long
delayed repairs were being made Good
time was made between Santa Rosa and
Healds5urg, as the road continued to be
fairly good, and except al approaches to
the towns of Lytton, GeyservilIe and
through Asti, it was in very good con-
dition TO Cloverdale, despite the vast
amount of teaming made necessary by
the grape and wine industry lin that
section. Cloverdale was reached about
, o'clock, but as there had been num-
Der of stops en- route. this was good
time. From ClOverdale to Echo the
road lay along the bank of Russian
river.
The country road was left and
climb of a mile and a half was made
up the mountains until height of 500
feet above sea level was reached. In
Cloverdale garage keeper, when told
where Darcy wished to go. said he
would better go TO the livery stable
ana get horse and buggy Darcy
told him he could go wherever a horse
could, and, upon his return to Clover
Gale, took pleasure in telling of his
experience. The car used on the trip
was one that has been run several
months in and about this city. and II
easily stood the strain.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11

made through Wyoming where the roads were
almost impossible from the long rains. Dunlop
ran the ear from Chicago to ST. Louis and
back to Salt Lake city BY the southern route.
One OF the main disadvantages OF the last
three years for the motor agents In this city has
been the inability OF the manufacturers TO supply
the agents with new models The prospective
purchaser OF an automobile is no longer novice
at buying cars. and not only wants TO ty the
machine but wants to take the car on the Door-
He wants to see the ear he is TO get. The sales
OF Chalmers Detroit cars reported yesterday by
the Pioneer automobile company are. n l. Len
hardt Oakland. T.. LastretO, B. H. King. Il. b
Ticker Marysvilie; John T. Blum OF 1reka. A
d. stern, s NJ Phillips OF Sacramento
Charles A. Allen Of Eureka purchased a four
cylinder so horsepower Thomas car, taking ie
home with him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
HAWKINS TELLS of THE WHITE

One Of the interesting announcements of the
year In automobile circles Is that the White
company's 1909 models Will use California dis
uIlate for fuel, which costs 6 cents gallon
against % cents for gasoline. In addition to the
economy In the cost distillate will run 20 per
cent farther on gallon than will gasoline. tins
reducing the cost Of automobile operation for
fuel about 20 per cent. c. 4. Hawkins general
manager of the White company of 20 western
states. has arrived I'm San Francisco from fhe
east and reports that the new models are now
being shipped from the factory and the demon
rators viii be in San Francisco as soon as the
railroad company can bring them. In addition
to the new burne rand pilot light which are
great Improvements over previous models the
new White engine has only half the number of
parts of the former engine The crank shaft is
a solid forging, and by using only two very
heavy bearings does away with any possibility
Of getting the bearings out of alignment
Hawkins SAYS that be rode in one Of the cars
while at the factory. This car is a 20 steam
horsepower. the the 1908 model s'I, II
weighs BOO pounds less than the 1907 car The
larger White car for 1909 will be rated al 30
steam horsepower. which is 10 horsepower more
than the company has heretofore put in any
automobile An entire department for the
White company viii be the taxicab. which Will
be turned ont for 1909 the 20 horsepower
chassis. The factory has agreed 10 furnish
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
AUTO LIFTS HORSE OUT OFF WELL

The automobile has accomplished many
feats, the latest being claimed by the town
of Marshall, Texas. DR.. Decker. veterinary
surgeon of that city. owns an 1S-horsepower
Rambler ear. which he in his business
A few nights ago the doctor receivedfa tele-
phone call. stating that horse had fallen down
into we'll and to go down and help get him
ont. The doctor went to his barn. got out
small block and tackle. threw 1t into his Ram
bier and went to the of the horse. Ar
riving, he looked into the well. cast about
to what to do. and finally decided TO erect
scaffold over the we'll. attach the block and
tackle and raise the horse. rope end waas
tied around the horses body while the other
end of the rope was attached to the auto The
machine started of slowly. The horse was
slowly drawn out of the well and put on
his feet practically uninjured with the excep-
tion of being little sti1.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
.IrRURN FoIrR CYLINDER

Norman de Vaux Of the Auburn motor car
company has returned from his visit 10 the
factory at Auburn Ind. De Vaux Is enthusias
tic. over the new models. ''Our models" he
said will be here within 80 days. when
those who really want something In the way
of an innovation win have an opportunity TO
Judge for themselves. The Auburn people Will
not only have the regulation cylinder vehicle
but will also put a cylinder car on the
market -
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
LONG Run oF RAMBLER

Two thousand and eighteen miles Of steady
touring. from Salt Lake City to Chicago. In
ten DAYS over &the most difficult roads and
mountain passes was the feat accomplished
by Sandy Dunlop of Salt Lake City, who
piloted a Rambler roadster this distance.
arriving In Chicago with the car in perfect
condition. The car. which is owned by J. A.
Pollock of Salt Lake City. averaged l3S miles
a day during the dash OF 2,01S miles from the
Mormon country. and extraordinary time was
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11

the Automobile club OF Bologna. which organ
lied the Florio cup race. ii was decided that
$4,000 francs should be appropriated TO the or
ganization of race in 1909 of the type and
with the regulations of the Grand Prix, and
that 90. .Oo0 francs should be given TO the win
ner. Thirty thousand francs were subscribed
on the snof
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
FAST RAMBLER on ExHIRIrrov

IAe model 3f-A Rambler roadster. which broke
al EXISTING records for the round trim between
sah Alego and Los Angeles over the inland and
eOast roaes, is now on exhibition. and ipspection
- SoIdialiy invited M the Rambler agency III
r1iehela street This performance is particu-
laTE noteworthy because the record has been
tfled Tor repeatedly before the road conditions
1s.eu.e i.4. HAat @ tAey are today. yet the record
withsiood gil attacks for nearly a wear and the
towering OF the record 81 minutes af
thls season Of the year, when road
cO1ultions must be 10 be an
preclateu IS quite a feat. The car wss not
shipped south 10 try for IT, but the run was in
cident 10 trying FOR the San Francisco Los An
geles record, which would likely have been
broken were il not for the fact that the driver
l. - Harvey, was stopped and arrested twice
causing him TO lose an hours time. and meeting
with dense fog south Of Santa Barbara which
neeessltafed slowing down many times TO 10
miles hour - - ~