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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Ella Brown and her mother, Haynie
Fitzhugh, were confined in Warsaw
Jail, charged with the murder of Joe
Brown, husband of the former. While
returning from an entertainment at
Mulberry church. Joe Brown was dealt
deadly blow with half rail. his skull
being crushed. At the cJroner's in.
quest Ella Brown charged thatwher
mother did the killing. The parties
are all colored.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
LANCASTER COUNTY.
WHITE STONE.

Geo. w. Sanders was in Baltimore
recently as on business.
The Anti-Saloon League meeting here
last week was very interesting though
not largely attended.
Thecondition of Capt. Geo. P. Squires
is but slightly, if at all. improved at
this time.
j. I. Minor, jr., Treasurer of King
George, is on visit to his kinsman,
DR.. NJ. w. Bruce.
A letter from r. M. Sanders states
that he and his wife are both i'll at the
home of the latter's parents in Powha-
tan county.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
Money Comes In lunches

to a. a. Chisholm. Of Treadwell. N. Y. now. His
reason is well worth reading: For a long time |
suffered from indigestion. torpid liver. constipa-
ton, nervousness and general debility" he writes
7 couldn't sleep, had no appetite, nor ambition.
Srew wealer every day in spite OF all medical
treatment. Then used Electric Bittcrs. Twelve
bottles restored all my od-time health and vigor.
Now can attend to business every day les a
wonderful medicine Infalliblc for Stomach.
Liver. kidneys. Blood and Nerves. zoe 1t all
druggists.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
Its A Ton Notch Dner.

Great deeds compel regard. The world crowns
its doors. That's why the American people have
crowned DIR. Kings New Discovery the King of
Throat and Lung remedies. Every atom is n health
force 1t kills germs and colds and Ia grippe
vanish. Il heals .cough-racked membranes and
coughing stops. Sore inhamed bronchial tubes
and lungs are cured and hemorrhages cease. DIR
Geo. More Black Jack N. C.. writes 1T cured me
of lung trouble. pronounced hopeless by all doc
tors soc. 81. Trial bottle free Guaranteed by
all druggists.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
STIFF JOINTS AND BACKACHE.

Il purchased 25-cent bottle Of Noah's Lini-
ment Of C. A. Milford & Co.. and used it for rheu-
matism stiff joints and backache. and can say it
4, did ma more good than any pain remedy ever
used. 1t has also been used in my family for
coughs. colds cramps and colo. always giving i'm
mediate relief. Rev. George w. Smith. Abbevine
; S. c." Noah's Liniment is an internal and exter-
nal pain remedy and for sale by al dealers in med-
cine If your dealer viii not supply you. send 25
cents in stamps for large bottle. Noah Remedy
Co. Richmond. Va,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

hAll persons in White Stone District
delinquent for taxes for year 1908 are
notified that if same are not paid at once
,ssell property to cover indebtedness.
~ - Il. X. DUNAwAY, Treasurer
$50 j. r. GRESHAM, Dept. Treas.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
wv ANTE D.

Colored men as holders-on for riveters
and preferably their own boys from Il
TO Is years old as rivet heaters, by the
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry
Dock Co., Newport News. Va. A good
chance TO learn paying trade.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22

B The date on the label of your paper
shows the time 10 which your subscrip-
ton is paid, and is receipt for an am
mount paid. See that it is correct.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Clerk s Office Of the Circuit Court
OF the County of Lancaster, on the
18th day of September, 1909.
Aoa Jones, Plaintiff,
against. Chancery.
James Jones, Defendant.
The object of this suit is TO obtain q
divorce vinculo matrimonii. And an
affidavit having beenmade and filed that
the defendant, James Jones, is not resi-
dent of the State of Virginia. il is
ordered that he do appear here within
fifteen days after due publication hereof
and do what may be necessary to protect
his interest in this suit. And it is
further ordered that copy hereof be
published once week for four week
IN the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. a newspaper
published in the County of Lancaster,
and that copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse of this county
on the 4th day of October, 1909, that
being the next succeeding rule day after
this order was entered.
! A copy-Teste; WM. Chiffon, Clerk.
+. G.. NEwBILL. p. q.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22

" Capt. w. d. Newbill returned to New
York Friday, after spending a month
with parents here.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22

- Miss Ruth Messick is in Norfolk.
having gone thither to take the civil
service examination.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22

Edwin James left Wednesday for
Richmond, where he will teach, this
session.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
R sale.

e SHARPLY, LENGTH 80 FIT
~ width los e. 10 be sold as the
30 owner has no use for her. Capacity
5 tons on 20 inch water For further in
formation address l. ". BUSsELLS.
Wicomico Church, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22

!. w. B. Rowe has again entered the
mercantile business, opening up Satur-
day at his old stand.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
NOTICE.

A CAN FURNISH ANY QUANTITY
4 of weir poles at short notice. Prices
one cent per foot for poles from 40
to 80 feet inclusive. go and 60 feet, zoe
each. w. III. JESSE,
Monaskon, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22

Harry G. Waters was in Baltimore
hast and this week visiting relatives and
friends and attending to business mat
tiers. s- 81.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
LOCAL MENTION.

ALI Communications should br add ressed 70
toe VIRGINIA CITIZEN. irvingtor.va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22

= LOST, SfRAYED OR SToLENEA
flock of young GROWN wild black-duck.
Information viii be paid for by the
CITIZEN editor.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22

: The roof of J. T. Rilee's summer
kitchen caught fire Monday afternoon
from a spark, but was put out with
little or no damage.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22

Two potatoes, one weighing 5 lbs.
and 1-2 OF and the other lbs. and
3 IL OF were taken from one hill in +.
b. Croxton's patch last week.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

0p65falb. Sen forbenperenoe
Snoebauer al ~2bpcapotbefet" / &ie,
benbabn, Mpotbefer IS. g. Ma6pig,
er 900, So Mar.
- Muftionsboloer, &ancelliraab
Carl Soban &asmusien / @illerpb
er afgaaet peo 9poen, SO Mar CANT
mel. Sen Mfog0e bapbe i c. 25 Mor
peret Tormanb for &illereb Sig,
ningsfomisiion og por en- / belc Norb-
liGllnn0 meget fien0t Man6.
- 6orbenperen0e 8roprieter 6.
Mliing, tioligere Gier al gllinggaaro,
ct ofgoaet peo 9pben / &igbenbapn
cit Ml0er al benpeo 81 Mar. Sen Mf-
opbe bar / mango Mar Me0lem al
@iprring Mmtsraa0 og Sognerau0s:
formano iamt beflnote. ooifilltge an
ore Sillibsbperp.
- 8~rofesior 6. g.. S. Molbecbs
gnfe, Jru Matbil0e Molbecb, fpo1
&rabbe, er afgaoet peb 3poen / Ell
.Mlber at 81 Mar. Soroefrroen farot
I@teo / slifob. Gn 9gn al Sen afopoe
.er Ben 6anif-amerifanife 6orfatter 8.
g. Molbecb, og en- 0atter er gift met
ben frantic 5orfatter 2eon 8Iop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
Tanbt bam icngeliggenbe.

VON~
Dor lpg og lcngeliggeuoe, ga &asfen
meo aurifo a1fom," ltriper Mr. &art
Calm fra 1urin, Micb. vSeg be-
ppnote ltrafs at BRYCE Meoicinen. S
6grltningen lpntes Sen at ip9tfe mig.-
men oct bar fun miolertibigt. Otter
at bape taget ire SLATER bar leg paE
8e1ene igien % fplte r0mgrfct go6t.
Seq fon meo 5anobc6 lige, at oct er
oen bcoite Me0icin ieg n~ogen1inoe
far brugt. Seq enlfcr at faa Mgen-
tl1ret fer poa Gteoet."
Get er netop laaleocs, at Mgenter-
ne for &urtfo retrutereS. Sc fon1-
mer ira Sen Sfare MGuo og &pinber.
iom lclp bar erfaret oette 2ngemio-
bells iunObeOsgipenoe ggenifaber. Sc
forbanoler &11rifo mere lom en- Bel~
bile moo @enrer og Naboer emo for
6ortieneitens Sfplo. &urito fade&
fun poa CIT al to Wtoa0cr, nen1lig be6
at bennen0e Jig til eli 2ofalagcnt eller
bireftc til .gicr,1e, Gr. Eeter Sabr-
11ep & Cons 60, 112-t18 60
Npe., Chicago ST.. Zen foae8
lite paa Mpotbefet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08


G en 5 . N s al 8. @ooselel
g. 2unn til &nabitrup Deo @olbGl
bar iolgt @aar0en oJreOerifsbgj"
Sgn6eriteb 5ogn, al Sartforn {. q
Sor., til fin Spn, Torpagter Jreoeril
Gum, for 10000 &roncr.
- HroprietGr gsbern Sa1ien ban
iplgt .0pnomoiegaar0" beo Seliings
til 6orpalter Cars @anien at 9pn.
nepplbe. aigbelummen er 10000
Ser, og 8eiGtning % Snpentar meo-
fglgcr.
- Mttrupgaar0en / Spoltrup Sogn
peb &inglteo, meo ct Silliggenoe al
10 Gor 9aho Nger, eng %. STOP,
er al Yroprieter Oleien lolgt til Bro<
prietpr Garl &oitrup al 6re0enS=
borg for 10000 Ser. Sit meofglger.
Opertagelie ltrafs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

be: Gabrifant S. g. Bibroe- @uo1tm-
bolm: Gbriltoffer Boulien- Malbora:
2prer Carl &enrif 2asien- nobp:
-@aaroeier Sgrgen Reoerieu. Nei-
rum Breitegaarb: Sog1eprRft
Garl Gbriitian 1bomien- Qrogb {
&auer: Sine Marie Senien- Marbus-
Anno Sobanne @islinge. Spana-
berg / 8eoiteo: Mette &iritine &olc-
loft. Doenic. 5obafsfabrifart s.
Niellen. &ummelganro: Singer
Summelgaaro. Stiuc: aoren Marie
@anien. G%igarbanolcr M. &allcien-
8oslcu: aaren Miorie .SSenieu. Bar
minglumo: Sine Sobanlen. 1oco-'
&usmano Sans &nsmusien. SlG-
bnf: Maril1s Sancf. @i5liuge: Anr
2nurine Mortenien. &ongltrup-
Morie Sesperlen. Ceiling: Murerr1t-
g. 9iortsbpi. Marbns: Gru Gbri-
ltiarlc Mpller. aipbmano g. g. s.
Gbriltenlcn. @rcnaa: 8auline !9ei=
Denbetm. @ellingpr: Mnbreas SSell-
len. Storebcoinge: 6orpagter 6en-
ninglen. Miooelfart: @enriette SID
bella Mcsief. Stege: Gmn1p 9au-
Ooenie: Sugeborg Nnorea SciIen-
arefpr: @aaroeier Niels &eber
2aurlen. 6leniteo: ariitcnce ariltcn-
fen. aarbus: Sine Sprgenien. 8ra-
gep / 3arm: Saul Neoerien. &ino-
ON: 8ooil &riitine Gbriltenlen. Gem
big: s. Mgrcb &oes0abl. ct. &ant-
fling: Spren 8af Olicn. aunbbD-
Maren &iriti1e &as1m1slcn. Aarbus-
Slime Nielien. &irfebD: Musma16
Niels 2arien. Sfaarup Mf.: Sue
mono 2ars Nielien. 8arce:: Igent-
inoe Marie glila 5eberri q. 6a-
bierg: S19eborg am.olen. Ooenie-
&eitapratpr Carl Gambler. iiforup-
| SONS 9arlen. Mprre Seby Mari
ariitiane 2arien. 2umbp: Sfon1a=
germeltcr SSgrgen Nielien. @asnarf-
@usmano Sans 2arien. 6%aa1Srnp-
Sobanne &riitine 2arien. @irtct-
8ooil 8ellig. Sfeoltr1p: Moltgib=
rer Yeoer S%srgcnien. Igtrn2: el-
len gifel1,no. aoloing Nprrcanorf-
! ariltine 5trbr. Mibe: 1ppcgvaf Be-
ter Hopellen. @ollteo: Mari. @ier~
rumgaarb. @ornbolm: 8u>ilsfer..
&eoer Sacobien. H%angbDgaaro {
q termnrie: Cars Spie1. 255bRfs
Sognefonisinr Sans Eeter Se1ien-
Hpnne: Ola 9filsion @9tbe. 9eslo'
goaro / 9iterlars: Sans Stang&
@uI tru !@aniine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

pagtcr &rogbs @uitru Mnna. &a.
rem &ocfoeo 5prenien. Tbp, Sneor
feripeno 6lpgenrings &ultru Caro-
line. Strao0er @olmquilts &uitru
Mne. 9bora Sophie &eterlen. 8on-
torilt Sens Sofus &imolo. 9olofon-
trolpr 8. Neteriens gnfe Sbora. &of-
f%arbifaptein 8aloemar ScbibbDe..
8rosi erer Sl1uls @llitrl1 Mun1a. Mfe.
.bcline6fer 5frpoitrups gnfe Sbora.
Jrt. Sobanne Eol,line Maric Eo,1lz
len.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
ltocnfor ajpbenbapn.

Orbr11p: 1jeneltepige' Sofie Gbri=
i%tenien. @nfc Marie Sprgenlen. Jrp=
fen 8ettp &irittne 2l1nb. Wllreripeno
q. g. Senien. @ebbaf: @uloparefa=
brifont 8ernboro @crt5. 2pngbp:
gnfe &riltimnc S0a Mgller. @jortc-
ipring: Mftegtsmon0 Gbriitoffcr 9Se=
terlen. @entofte: Gnfefru Gol6org
Sliuia @asmom,. @imlil1ge. 9pr=
lnge 8. MnOerien. &osfiloe:: &arer1
Matbiloe @intber. Ml1tr,,p: SS,1gc=
borg Sperien. &ibc:: Gbriitine 8ocf=
bol1s. Np @eiinge: airlten Stop.
Sorup: Mnoers Gbriition Senien.
&erteminoe: &aren &1ruolen. Mejl-
By / Sta0il: 6reoerif &%riltenieh. MI-
itrup: &asnu1s 2arien. @inge:: Bo=
otl Morie Sperbp. Sper 2e]trup:
8olsmano Grifiens @ultrlt ellen.
8ringitrup: @uSbeitprerinoc slnna
2aricn. 5pbp paa 9grp: @1,smano
@aniens &ultrl1 gltiabetb. 8prbp:
Mne Mette 5prensbatter. @jprring:
6arper Miel5 Sobonien. Ngrager:
Sa11line Gbueicn. gsbjerg: 8loos
agent Sens Senfen 5rptier. &a6-
iteo: CHARLOTTE 9ornebricb. &oslep:
geiels S. 2aoefogeo. 8orsbolm: Sine
Suiteien. @ellebef: @epermeiter
Magn1s 90. Sebmort3. 9iterbp:
&otella Marie &asmusien Solos
bpf: &riiten &anien. @inoerpo:
Sognefogeo Safob Glen. 5fen=
felsp: Gle 4iritine Gillumien. Spit
beriellinge: @aoroeier 1bomas gn=
berlen. &%irfebellinge: glic &irltine
Sprenie1. Malbprg: Mnna &oroltne
Nielie1t. Sens Grifien. @uollm: 90
tbiloe 6a1tien. 5tppring: Eeni. 2e-
rer &c. s. &%eitergaaro. Sfrpbolme
Sine Margretbe Niclien. @eiiing:
Eeoer 5ermonieu. Sbilte0: @enrif
2unb. Sinorup: @%oaroejer Ye0er
&rtlttan 8o6Oun1. 5gllple: Sine Ma=
rte Sgrenien. Iappernpje: Sine Ma=
RE Sacobien. G%illeStofte: Sobanne
Morie Haulsootter. &ontborc:: 2ou=
rit3 Martin 8reooer. &loblfop: Sine
&iritine Senien. Triienll1no: G1ie
Eeterie1r. Nafifop: 8%ogtrpffer 8.
2orien. Gsbjerg: 6orman6 q. g.
Ebegerien. Gejle:: Matbias Mpller
Senien. Maler Daniel Sobonnes
2arien. Maes: 5ejer Mosimslen.
6oaborg: Slime 2orien. @%csieloger:
Magoa 0ftapia Mnoerien. Selling
Dr.: 9enriette Soft. emma Moolpbi=
ne &asm1sien. Sejen: Ole Heteriel1
Sgrenien. &oloing: Sfomogerm.
Soban @briitian @raff. 5reocrifs-
babn: Sine Maric 8ranoitrltp. @pi=
rl1p: Gle Marie &%riltenie1. .Orebo=
peO: Maren Gbriitenien. l1lslcp:
Selefonbeltprer $. g. Nielieu. Sole
By: &aren @ansoatter. Silfeborg:
@ertruo Gbriltenlen. &ielIer1p:
Semrerm. ST. &rogsgaoro. 8nlle:
Mnine 8rooerien. 8rifsbpl: 2erer
Grit Mortborlt. Neitpeo: @unonilb
Goa Senien. @aaier: &useier 2ars
CIR. Senien 8roeb. &iersgoarb i
Gabifop: &aren Morie 1bomlen. Mi-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

SeI IHI Ell IL uI9t&0
ner bar / sen iioite Sis raiet ten
melig ilen1t paa aol0ing-ggnen. son
iGbpanIigt bar 5pefi,lonterne npItc1
ollie bapt Cab. 81. a. bar en- enfel
foIoingcniiit Sorretningsmono tob
6-7,OOO Ser.
HrisfoIb. Be ftp. Goosfor
bolter @abilos &onfursbo tilbsreno,
Gftier i Mnnonceblaoet rSSpllanbs
Mbresie Mnis", p%aalpoenoe $1,000
&r., bleb paa 5fifteiamlinge,, iolg1
til @nfefru &olenfpilt / 4ipbenbapl
for 1900 8roner.
&rcnaa Mpis er meb
@jenoom % Srpfferi al 5fifteretten
g. 5. &rbtlos &onfursbo lmoer,
baauben iolgt til &eoatter gomuno
@br. 9enifop, @isrring, for $4,000
&r. Gen npc &eboftpr tiltrGoer ..
/. Sanuar.
Sens 9 aug @us 81 al :
borg, Ser CT opfgrt Gbrtitian oel1
6jerocs Iio % er ct al 2anoets 9lo-
tic % 'llnl,ffcite Y%ripatb1ie, CT al
N%pptbeter Strppberg iolgt til coro.
pborm. g. 5trppberg. 8pgningen
bar / oper 80 glar ppret / 6aluilien
Strgpberg5 Sic.
&pnt 0 broen melIem
Molborg % e. Sunbbp T..
Ser ipores en6nu Ell Mfgtft al 5 gre
pro perlpna al Sem, ser benptter oen=
ne 9ro, men MI bar forifiellige Sog=
ncraao og Ngrre Sunbbp' 8pruao al1=
oraget ON c1ten at faa 0enne Iaf5t
opbepet eller iat til 2 Gre. 8ebol=
0e5 5=9re=lafsten, CT Ya5iageu frt
ON Star. Malborg- 8praao opcr=
pcjcr Saeen.
Mrreteret &asercr.
@n 25=aarig @artner Gabl / NDfip-
bina, Mors, CT lat unoer Mnbolbelle,
iigtet for 6alif. San bar &asi erer
for &pfjpbing Mfbolosforening og
bar forbrugt ca. 1000 ST. al 8as>
TENS Mioler. Hengene ifuloe bore
inoiot / Morsp 8ont, % for at fiule
8eorageriet for &epiiorerne bapoe
ban eftcrifrcpet 9anfoirefterernes
@apne. SON bar / Gorber aflagt Sil-
itaaelie, buorefter Ser afiagbes Sir
relt6efret ODER bom.
5tegt Silt Ell gros. Gor=
1eoen Scat er oct ipOligite al Statens
to Jiifepafbuie peo 1iiferibaonen /
@sbierg neobrenot. Sl6en opitoo
beo Gotioen / Mioten al 8pgntngen,
i bpilfen Z 6iifeefsportprer bnr Som
tor og 2oger. Ser brenbte Ell Gel
Smaapartier Slit, If. a.. 1900 No.
Mal, tilbpren0e 1irmaet 5truer-Oeif=
felien. Gr1bpioere brenote Ell Sci
Cell og Sopp9rf, tilbprenoe 6ilfere,
Der bar lagt op. @porle0e5 Sl0en er
opltoaet, pioes life. Yafbuiet 1fal
bore foriifret for $4,000 &roner.
30 0 t o + 3 a a 5 Is ri
inc e" a Scr ems bar miot
i december lejlet til ajpbenbapn meo
en- Saoning 1orif, men miot @tore=
belt lanf 8aa6en me6 lin 2a0ni11g,
og Sc to om6orDperen0e MGno maat=
te re0oe Jig / Sollen. Gn ipenlf og Ell
engelif Camper pas lereoe Sem, men
fit paa @rl1no al BET toogebe 8eir
life gle paa bem. Otter at bape Ore
pet ON / l1ogle elmer blep Sc optagne
al cit 6lensborg Camper, Taurus"
1om tog oem m1eo til 6lensborg. Cant
perens Jbrer, Sept. &icbelien, gau
bem Eengc til @iemrejien.
6 IL t y torinbe Sop
lGe er fornplig afgaaet peo 9poen.
Sum bar Cater al SEN tioligere YrGlt
beo 6reoerifsberg Strife, Sail, Zen
8rooer til Miniiteren) og bap0e ppret
gift me0 Haltor Iopipe, Sen befieno=
te g%run0tuigife &rRlt, / Ell Marr9ffe
Hre9lt / Sells pe6 ben ilespiglfe
@rGn0le. SUM- 6eltog me0 Sner /
Ben rationale 8ebegelle i bine ggne
og par fin Man6 en- trofait MeobiGl=
per, Ser ifatteoes bit al @ognebpr=
memo !Sipmr11pt fnrTnnnp3 ipnprp til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
Hemorrholder helbredet i 6tiIii4Daxe

PAzO OINTMENT garanteres at helbrede
hyert Tilfelde af kleende, usynlige, bledende
II DaRe eller Pengene refunderes. Soc. Til.
vlrket af PARIS MEDICINE CO., st. Louis, Mo.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-06-02
The MangeI Beet.

The mangel beet or more properly
The mangel wurzel is a crop to which
we do not give enough attention.
while the flavor is not suitable for
'fle table delicacy yet it is one OF the
most valuable branches of the beet
amily. The roots of the mammoth
eng red variety, which is described
ihder thousand different names,
usually attain length from eighteen
% thirty inches and a diameter 81
rom five to ten inches and vary IN
weight from five TO thirty pounds In
england on the sewerage farms spec :
mems have been grown to a weight Of
Dver ninety pounds each. The yield
Der acre is enormous and almost with
out limit. Kept in a cool place the
roots will keep well aud furnish ex-
cellent feed for all stock and are es-
pecially suitable for mich cattle as it
tustains the flow OF sweet, fiae-
favored, rich milk Five or six
tounds of seed is sufficient to plat an
acre. Owing to the nature Of the
stowth Of the plants, deep rich soil
gives the best results.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-06-02

non here and there, accomplishing the
needs of the customer no longer young
Faint tones, especially gray, violet
and black. are seen in these doctored
editions of a prevailing mode, and If
the customer has taste of her own she
helps the. maker with suggestions as to
what she can wear and what she can
not.
Middle-aged women of good taste OF.
ten refuse the jaunty hats first of.
fered them, preferring the more suita-
Die bonnet even # it is a degree less
stylish. But bonnets designed for even
elderly heads are now very smart,
and If the head gets the right one the
result is far more youthful than If o
hat were worn.
A very broad, fat effect, with small
flower and narrow velvet or ribbon put
on compactly, d. the ear marks Of
the newest bonnets; and where these
are absolutely rejected, a heavily
trimmed toque sometimes bridges
the difficulty between the thing too
young and the thing too old.
Feather boas lace and net collar
cites, and little shoulder nantes of
silk or lace, provide suitable wraps for
those who dislike being without some
species of covering
The Illustration demonstrates a
pleasing model ior cashmere, which Is
Q material to be found in every city
and town of Ii 9 United States. This
gown is so simple and serviceable that
every woman must recognize its ad-
vaptages.
The bodice and skirt are separate.
but the button trimming is arranged to
give a semi-princess effect The waist
f. closed at the back with hooks, and
the bands and buttons are of satin, Gov
cred buttons Of this sort being at this
moment extremely shionable
The little chemiseiJe of tucked mus.
lin gives the simple touch fashion
likes, but this NAV also be of net, lace
or silk. The long. closed sleeves
shown are much IN vogue, but since
there are wearers who still insist upon
elbow lengths the model allows for
both styles.
The five-gored skirt is a useful one
for cashmere, and the entire design
would accommodate itself to number
of other modest wool or silk materials.
Lightweight serge summer flannel.
pongee and may wash textures. such
as gingham, linen and lightweight
duck, are also feasible.
If cashmere is used, pale gray, fawn
color, mauve and violet are all modish
and rewarding tints
Silk-covered buttons pipings. tiny
stiff bows and neckties in color are all
seen on many OF the white net and lace
waists. The bows. which are very
small, are placed in rows of three az
the front Of the collar ard vometimes
down the front of the bodice.
II satin or silk cannot be afforded
cashmere or yelling would do for this
dress, and If the latter has a satin
stripe bordering it would not affect ele.
gAnce. In fact, the bordering could
DO used in place of the guipure here
employed unon tire bodice. and so les
sen expense
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-06-02

WON tre lCoker-on must drop a tear
arr sigh II Mrs Slqne bad taken
all the revenges on her husband that
in eight years all the ether women in
the neichb0rh1od had suggested in
their conferences she would have had
to get her normal lease of life extend.
ed and hire an assistant at that. Her
ahrormally meek and lovely DISPOSE
tion was constant and aeyer-failing
torc when the weather and styles
fatled
She was a cuie' reserved little per
s0r, was Mrs Siane So there was
net a hint nor rumor CT impending
revolution, until the deed w9s done
She simply packed up her bol9nsi1 g1
and left Slane for good ard al with
mt saying a word or asking anvb9dy's
advice.
After the first riotous excitement
had Gained down in the neighborhood
six of the women who had always
most violently wondered how Mrs
Slane ever stood ii and had yearned
for a chance to plunge Slane into boil.
Ing oil. met in fancy-work session
and talked long.
Well" said one of them at last
"all I've got to say is that I'm very
much surprised. I'd always thought
Mrs. Slane was such a nice little
thing. You never can tell! Leaving
that poor lonely man like that You've
got to expect some little differences
when you're married! There must
be Eighty strain in her somewhere
u never did like these awfully quiet
people who never tell you anything,
said the woman in the next chair
I'm going to ask Mr.. Slane to din
ner! It's a shame!"
Roumanlar Embroidery.
The French dressmakers are doinl
sll sorts of clever things with Rouma
plan embroideries. These are very
brilliant in tone and semi-barbaric in
design.
They are used on bats, on frocks, on
Nsalses and coat suite. Thtv iaaks
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-06-02
ALL ARE YOUTHFUL
DAME FASHION HAS ELIMINATED
THE ELDERLY.
Gowns, Nantes, Coats and Bodies
for All Ages Have the Same
Touch - Illustration That
Demonstrates the Idea.

Elderly" has no place in Dame
Fashions dictionary. The slaves Of
her lamp, the pattern people and all
others who create new and beauufy.
ing effects. take only blooming cheeks
and coquettish natures into account.
Gowns, nantes, coats and bodices for
all ages are charming and youthful.
Private makers, of course, must con.
slider the needs of the individual Gus
toner. but even then the costume or
wrap designed must go to the young
model for inspiration. softening Of
tones, some simplifcation or elabora-