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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
The Trumn Card.

Two ~neighbors in a Missouri village we're
arrested for fighting and brought to court.
judge asked the assailant to tell his
story.
"Jedge." he said, I'VE war a-playin' OF
seven-up. seven pints Z tn game, two bits
on the corner ] had bin losin' all day,
Jedge. an / had up my last two bits.
II dole the kyards. He was two an 1
war six. He begged an / gin him one.
He flung his queen an ! played my trey
fur low. He flang his king an I played
my ten. He flang his ace an I played my
Jack. and then. ledge. then he flang his
deuce. an I hit him. Saturday Evening
Post.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Selections from the Story Teller's Pack

they were tall ysrns-tall on my side. I
mean I outdid the wandering hen.
"A hen. you know. set out to see the
world and met a crow in a distant wood.
But said the crow. are you not
afraid. without wings. OF losing your way
In all this tangler z
".Afraid7 Not L. seoffed the hen. Every
little while l lay an egg to guide myself
back by'"-st Louis Globe Democrat
A Family Mixup.
Clyde Fitch was describing his large
scrap book collection Of typographical err
rors. Suddenly he smiled.
such errors" he said. ARE continually
cropping up I called for a magazine edl-
tor the other day to take him to lunch
con. AS he vas getting into his coat a
man entered.
"'Do you read your magazine1' the man
asked.
81 do replied the editor.
"'Have you read the new number. the
one that came out yesterday
~ have
Have you read my poem, To Cab
rtelle," on page u7?'
N-no.'
mo. Well. in that poem I wrote the
line. II love you better than 1 love my
nfe."'
"A neat line. Neat and wen turned
said the editor. soothingly.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

the daytime. but l don't care to be pulled
out OF bed and asked to discuss canals at
4 o'clock in the morning"
You're a little sensitive. is that tip
Sensitive nothing; don't you think a
man has a right to be a little sensitive
over such a trick as this?"
but you're not angry?"
mo, I'm delighted"
"Well, what we wanted to know is this:
Is there any statute prohibiting a mem
Der Of the legislature from taking a bath
in any portion of the Erie canal which Is
not used for drinking purposes?"
What Mr.. Colne said then will never be
printed.-New York World.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Franks Of Politicians.

Albany is infected with practical jokers
who make the telephone the chief instru-
ment OF torture, Al o'clock one morning
Assemblyman Colne. chairman OF the as
sembly committee on canals, was called
out Of I'D. The conversation was in this
order:
This you. Colne? Were you asleep
mo. no; I was playing bridge whist out
on the lawn tennis court"
"Well. we dislike to disturb you. but we
have an argument down town. One man
says you are the best authority In these
parts on canals Il that right7'
well l consider myself nretty good In
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Anniver saV Jew
eIyy Specials

Rhine Stone Hat Pfns-A fine line
for selection. values to S1.50-
at Pie 39S and 4Sc
Belt Pins and Buckles-A big
sample line, values to 300
at ............25t and 4SG
Gentlemen's Combination Sets
Cuff Buttons and Stick Pins. val
ues to 75c, at .........25r
Hand Carved Barretts-Values to
s1.00, on sale 15c 25f 39c
Pearl Cuff Links. ........15r
soc Hat Pins, rhinestone and Jet,
25c Veil Pins, each ........1OG
SOC Shirt Waists Sets, at. .25f
$1.25 Quality Teaspoons, guaran-
teed, on sale. per set. .75c
$1.OO Teaspoons, per set. .25c
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Fancy Needlework

We are closing several lines of Pillow
Tops, Dresser Scarfs, Center Pieces, etc,
during our great Anniversary Sale at Less
than ne-Fourth Regular Prices. Don't
Miss Mondays Special Offerings.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

Gold Eye Needles. per pkg. .........1 4
25c Needle Books, on sale. .......Skc
Fast Black Darning Cotton, at. ........t &c
Best %2OO-yard MRchln Thread. at. SIC
1OO-yard Sewing silk, per spool. .... &c
Sole Omaha Agents for the Hall BOrchert
Dress Forms.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

Silver bleached table linen, 90
inches wide, heavy and good for
wear; worth csc yd. Anniversary
sale Price, yd...........39G
Heavy Scotch cream table damask.
72-in. wide; warranted pure flax,
worth $1.25 yd., Anniversary
Sale price. yard CSC
Half bleached dinner napkins, all
pure linen; well worth $3.50
doz., Anniversary Sale Price,
six for SEC
Full -bleached hemstitched table
cloths, size 3x4: some 50 val
ues; Anniversary Sale Price.
each 49,. 9SC
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
He Won His Case.

The lawyer told Mike Dolan, his client.
that he had a good fighting case. Mike
unused a minute and then said, tentatively:
do you think 1t would do any good TO
send his honor a couple O. ducks?" mo.
nor replied the lawyer; Il know him too
well. II you did tina he would decide the
lease against you, sure as fate Two days
afterward the case was heard. and Mike
won II out and out. So he called on his
lawyer. and in the course OF settling W af-
fairs remarked: "Well. you see, sir, 1t was
just as well / sent his honor those ducks. 3"
What" exclaimed the astonished counsel;
you sent the ducks after what l said?"
yes. l did" replied Mike; only, after
what you told me. l thought 1t Just as well
to send them from the man on the other
side. "-Dundee Advertiser.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Cause for Alarm.

An elderly patient I'm the Tennessee
mountain region was suffering from a
malady the remedy for which the doctor
prescribed In the form Of capsules. The
old woman trusted her medical adviser.
but for the medicine she eyinced much sus-
picion.
Some time after she had taken the cap
sules she was asked by her son how she
felt.
'Porely."
Don't you want nuthin' 70 eat?'
Soon. however. the old woman arose from
her bed and took her seat IN q rocking
chair. Thinking that the attention would
be gratefully received. the son filled her
pipe and. taking . live coal from tbs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
AnniveEsaY Sale of.
Belts
25c and 55e Values foe

A big line of silk elastic belts.
regular 25c and 35c values, all
go at n price. .19G
Our extra line all silk extra
quality elastic belts with high
grade fancy buckles
Use to S1.00 values, sale price Soc
Other Anniversary sale Specials
soc Ladies' Fancy Neckwear. 25c
Csc embroidered linen collars t5c
15e pure linen handkerchiefs.T ne
sc fine Swiss handkerchisfs.3 -
2Me ehildren's fancy hd'kfs lie
8 yds. mer. skirt binding ...zhe
25e boys and girls hooks. .1sLe
81 copyright books. at .4Sc
$3.50 copyright books, at. .sSc
soc post card albums. each use
10c ink tablets. each ...,.. sc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
GarbIed Texts.

GarDic0 IeAtos
It was a small country Sunday school,
and at roll call every separate and indi-
vldual member was charitably supposed to
have provided himself, or herself. by ar
dious labors. with an illuminating verse
from the Bible for the e%dification of the
attendant roomful. Bobby. the minister's
SON.. was VIGOROUSLY deficient In this re-
spect, and relied trustingiy on the bene-
factions OF his sister.
SISTER" he whispered. as memorable fate
approached him-"sister. tell me a verse"
But his sister only shook her head. Time
pressed; Bobby returned to the attack.
But you must tell me one. Papa'n be
to me in a minute. and what'n l dor Please
tell me one"
But the springs OF sisteriy charity had
gone dry. Every tub must stand on It's
own bottom" she said.
The minister had reached Bobby's name.
Bobby's face wore it, accustomed smile.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

21-lbs. best pure Cane GRADUATED
sugar, for $500
10 Bars Diamond c or Beat EN- All
Three loo pkgs. Up-to-Date Washing
Compound .1o
6-lbs. Choice japan Rice. ..... SOC
24-lb. sacks Best Rye Flour. .65c
Large Sacks Best White or Yellow
Cornmeal ...1Ac
S-lb. cant Golden Pumpkin, Hominy
or squash ......
s-lb. Cans Baked Beans. .......7Kc
3-lb. Cans Solid Packed Tomatoes SAC
The Best Soda or Oyster Crackers, per
pound
The Best Crisp Ginger Snaps, Id. &c
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

Bobby was discriminating. 1t canno be
said that his Biblical lore was in any wise
profound. 1t sounded right enough to him.
He rose in his place. Every tub must
stand on its own bottom" he said.
And thereafter. it is recorded, Bobby
stood up longer than had been his won't
and It cannot be said that he did 1t Joy
fully.-The Circle Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

And one of the professional humor-
lists OF your composing room set 1t up to
read, I love you better than I love my
wife,
How-er@
""Than my wife-precisely that. And
my wife knows nothing OF composing room
comedy. and she thinks the line was
printed exactly as l wrote It. New York
Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

Anniversary Sale EmbrOidedes

Clearing up our immense stock of En-
broideries during this sale. Greatest en-
broidery bargains ever for Mondays sell
ing. &c to SOC values at
2Hc, $40, SC, TIC, 10c, 1916, 15c and 19c
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Zion City and EIyris Lsces


Best wash lAces made. every gard manufactured
in the United stateA You save the so per cent at
all times by buying these. the best wash aces.
Hayden's, Sole Selling Agents.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

Large size, S1xg0 bed sheets made
from heavy, durable muslin;
worth &C.; Anniversary Sale
Price. each .4SG
Pillow cases, 45x36, we'll made;
especially adapted for apartment
rooms; worth 15c.; Anniversary
Sale price, each. .........1OG
Extra large size imported Mar
settles bedspreads; heavy, knot
ted fringe, satin finish; worth
Sc; Anniversary Sale Price,
each 49,. .S3.5O
All mail orders during this sale
receive prompt attention.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
ray. for OffendInE Prlde.

DR.. Bedloe. former consul at Annoy, was
introduced TO Edward Levy. a merchant OF
Releigh. N. c., the other night. Frequently
DIR. Bedlos was addressed by some OF his
story telling acquaintanees as Doe"
Some years ago" related the North
Carolinian. II was advised 10 consult DIR.
osler. the famous John Hopkins pstholo-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
learth, carried both TO his mother.

nedrtn' carried Doth 10 MS holheT'
Take that away, son" yelled the old
woman In the utmost fright. DON'T you
know better'n to come near me when I've
got them cartridges in me?'-san Francisco
Star.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

n earl Of Warwick AZ a banquet in
washington was auizzed about the hunt
ing yarns he had swapped With the presi-
dent whilst dining At the White House.
~oh. yes" Lord Warwick said playfully.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Anniversary Sale of High Grade Linens

Truly marvellous bargain offerings, combining desirable
quality and splendid variety with price that you will not
find duplicated elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

Fresh Spinach, per peck ......... 80. zoe
Fancy Cucumbers, each ...............6o
Belleyue Celery. bunch 400, $50, soc, $50
Large Grape Fruit. each .......h. ..3ho
New Honey, per rack .121ac
Anniversary Sale OF Highland Navels-
Californta's Pride,
Regular soc size, per dozen soc
Regular 40c size per dozen. .......... 26c
Regular soc size, per dozen. 49,. 400
Regular 25c size, per dozen. 1919. 15c
Just try them once and you will be con-
WINGED there is nothing finer grown
Second Day Big Anniversary 4utter,
Cheese and Butterine Sale
Choice Nc. 1 Dairy Butter. per Id. .2lo
Fancy Dairy Table Butter, per ID. .23o
Fresh No. l Country Creamery, Id. 26c
Fancy full cream n. Y. White or Wis
consin Colored Cheese b............ 400
Sap Sage Cheese each ..............7Mc
Neufchatel Cheese. each ..............ao
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Anniversary Sale Lsces

An immense assortment Of fine laces.
Clean up of our immense lace stock. Sc to
35c values; in six great lots for Monday
&c, Sc, SC, &c, 1Oc and 12Hc Yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Mondays Grocery Prices Anniversary Prices ss "

being our 2dA Anniversary we are putting Mh cay1dhbeen r to make this the Banner Sales Week in OF
history and as ql mdumtwe evil make the following prices:
sacks Best Hight Patent Flour every ~k gmred0 give eb best satisfaction or your money refunded
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Anniversary Sale of Silks
Grand Special Bargain Offerings Monday

A comprehensive collection of the seasons richest
weaves and colorings in strictly high grade silks. Black
Silks, Novelty Silks, Tafetas, Messalines, Satins, Louis
ienes, Foulards, Rough Silks at Less Than Half Actual Re-
tail Values.
Cheney Bros. Celebrated Shower Proof" Foulards, in all
the newest colorings and patterns, Edeson blues, olives,
rose, taupe, Wisteria, canard, cador, resedas, browns,
greys, etc, the most popular silks for spring; reg 70
ular ST. 90 and ST. values at yard ~
800 Novelty Silks in checks. 1928 Black Taffeta a rich 36in.
plaids, jacquards, hairine pure silk, guaranteed fabric;
stripes. plenty Of navies. copen- great value at $126. on sale
hagens, wines, cardinals. resedas- at ..................S 9c
browns, etc, yd. .34H and 49f 500 Black Peau de Soie-30in.
$3.50 Silks Il 60c-Grand clear wide, pure silk, a special dollar
ance of all short lengths UP to quality, on sale, at, I'd Csc
% yards. Imported novelties, 27inch Black Taffeta, pure silk
Dresden Patterns, Brocades. chiffon finish, a limited guam
etc, that sold to $3.50 yard, at ty on sale, at, yard. Acc
one price, yard. -. .09C Come early Monday.
See Samples of Silk Petdcoats We Make to Measure
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21


fKOLA TESLA was talking
NY about inventors.
9Th successful inventor"
" said Mr.. Tesla. smiling. has
an odd. quaint mind. . mind
~ full OF surprises- Thus. smet-
hurst. l am convinced. was an inventor at
heart. though circumstances had mad a
grocer Of him.
''smethurst. during his seaside holiday.
was seen upon the board walk with a
large bottle under his arm.
'smethursf.' said an acquaintance.
what have you got in that bottle that 1
see you carrying about with you day and
IlEh.?'
"'chloroform.' said smethurst.
"'what the deuce are you doing with
ehloroform here on the board walk
THAT big dub OF a Jones' said smet-
hurst. has threatened to give me a sound
thrsthinB the first time he meets me. and
as soon az l see him coming I'm going
to take a good dose. ! don't propose TO
suffer n l can help it'"-New York
Tribune,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

The Best Crisp Pretzels, per Id. &c
Choice California Prunes, per Id. .4c
Fancy California Muscatel Raisins,
per pound IA
Fancy Muir Peaches, per Id. .....1 Oc
Fancy Moor Park Apricots. Id. .12hc
All other kinds of dried fruits in
proportion.
Anniversary sale OF Fresh Vegetables.
Fresh Beets. Carrots. Turnips. or Onions.
per bunch $40
Fresh Parsley, large punches ......31so
Fresh Cauliflower, per Id. .31So
Fresh Sweet Potatoes, per ID. ago
Two heads fresh Lettuce. .......... 30
Fresh Cabbage, lb...:........:,.....azc
Fresh Hothouse Radishes, 3 es 80
Old Beets, Carrots. Turnips, Parsnips,
Rutabagas. Red Onions, etc b.. ,2c
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

About so other specials in this
department too numerous to men
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Anniversa ry Sale Of White Goods

chase of a graduation or conf
you'll find anywhere.
All our new embroidered Swisses,
32-in. wide, in all the newest
designs, in this sale. at I'd, Enln
csc, soc. soc and. ...... Jul
Mercerized checks. for lingerie
waists: regular 45c goods, QnN
at, yd. .OV~
Mercerized fancies and plain white
Madras for tailored waists, at,
I'd. soc, 25c, 19c 1Tr
40-in. lawn, regular 1Sc 10lm
grade, at, yd.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11
Music.

, A good piano or organ in the home
is not only source Of pleasure to
every one in the family, but it is al
so a means of education.
AS the artistic sense is refined by
the study of beautiful paintings,
anG the literary taste improved by
the reading of good books. so the
mnsical instinct may he broadened
and developed by hearing good
Music. \ piano or organ in the
home appeals to every member Of
the family.
Music is restful. The tired father
after the hard work of the day, will
enjoy the evening hours at home all
the more if there be someone to play
the piano or organ for him. The
children, too, a pays find home
more attractive, and areamore con-
tended with their surroundings
when piano or organ stands in the
parlor ready to- yield its treasures of
sweetest melody for their pleasure
or amusement. The mother, too,
after the duties of the day are over,
and the house is quite, likes 10 sit
down at the instrument in the parlor
and enjoy the quieting, restful in
tlucucr which music always eXerts
over those who love and enjoy it.
If there is \ vacancy in your home
where good piano or organ ought
to be, remember THAT the The A..
Gressett Music House, of Meridian
has il branch house in Philadelphia
whore they carry in stock a line of
of first class pianos aud organs
which are being sold at the same
prices and ON the same terms as at
house in Meridian.
Those who are in the market for
an instrument are cordially solicited
to investigate our prices and terms.
c. l.. Mckay.
Manager.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11
CROWN TO HER HUSBAND.

An old fashioned English stone
mason is employed in Il yard in
upper IIobokcn to chiscI tombstoncS,
lie makes $40 a day as against
1898 in the old country. lie lost
his job recently, and there was some
protest, to which the manager re-
piled: ''He is "A splendid workman,
but he is always getting us in trou-
bic. Why. the other day party or
dcrcd a hcadstonc with this inscrip-
tion--'A Nirtuous Woman Is a
Crown to Her Husband. You see.
he wanted something for his depart
cd wife's grave. What do YOU sup
pose our Englishman did: The stone
being a little narrow, he contracted
the sentence thus-'A Nirtuous
Woman is IS to Her Husband. As
we couldn't stand the tive-shillng
business he had to drop him, N,
y. Sun.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11
NEW YORK FIRE BOATS.

The new fire boats James Duane
and Thomas Nillett. built for the
New York fire department. enjoy the
double distinction of being the
largest boats used for this purpose
and the first boats OF this character
fitted with 1urbinc-drivm pumps.
They have a deck length of III feet,
beam - feet and depth Of IA feet.
On high steel water tower aft, on
the two deck turrcts and above the
pilot house. four thrce-inch nozZlrS
are mounted, from which Il total Of
1900 gallons of water per minute
can be thrown while the boat is moy-
ing at full speed. When only one
Of these nozzles is left open and the
pumps are connected in series, a
pressure of 315 pounds at the pumps
and of 230 pounds at the nozzle
throws a stream Of water Of 800 cal
ions per minute to height OF 300
feet and IA distance Of over 100 feet,
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11
The Youths Companion
in 1900

The amount OF good read
ing given to subscribers to
Youths Companion during
the year is indicated by the
following summary OF con-
tents for this veal:
80 Star Articles
Contributed bv Men and WO-
men OF wide Distinction in
Public Life, in Literature. in
Science, in Business. in Il
Score OF Professions.
2:5O Capital Stories
Including Six Serial Stories.
Humorous Stories; Stories OF
Adenture, Character. Hero
ism.
lo" 1p-t"-Date Notes
va current Events Recent
i''ScoEerleS III the world on
Science aud Nature, lmpOr-
'al'' MATTERS III loIltlrS ana
"o'er'llr'lC.
1000 one-Minute Stories
lnlm'table Domestic Sketch
es Anecdotes Bits OF linmor,
and Selected Miscellany. The
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11
Spears 4 Grain

DR. J l. Donald and wife
and Mrs DonHld'S sister
Miss Sude Watkins OF
floresvlllp Texas arrived
here Friday and will spend Il
few weeks visiting relatives
and friends here and else.
where in the county.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11

our people should get
busy and stamp out the
small pox before it becmoes
epidemic. 1t is very easy
to isolate /, lew cases and
prevent the spread OF the
.contagion,
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11

Mr. NJ Mcclure OF Column
bus was here the first OF this
week to see his daughter
Miss Mary one OF the music
teachers of this place,
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11
Horses For Oxen.

Mr. j II Deese has a nice
lot of horses and mules that
be wishes to exchange for
oxen. See him for bareins
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11

The big cost sale ut \.
DrNrrsrS has been cuntinu-
ed indefinitely this is your
chnhcr to save money.
a. DeWpeSe.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11
Ttrf pe''tuernt
Local Ne wS. -

sizes At 'sp'''t a'u "orro".
Mr. 4 J Terrell went down
+, Ducatnr Sunday eveniuU
,
-. S,,;..ou 1, ua.ua,,,
Mr. + Z CROOK Was M
A'"''"'f''' '"|s'"s '''
"''N'''S'
Everything new. No old
""'h ''o o''''''''N'''" "'"S
SOoie'
Mrs e IS Richardson spent
p'rV VI '''S@ "ee" >'s'''''S "''
Nes''oo''
A new broom sweeps clean
'"i' ''' '1''Nes ~ 1N''''" ''''
" $ R;ch.,r1s,, E.,
n.,;a noo.,+,,r :, h,,.;,ocy .,i,
Tuesday.
roo,.;, ,o,o o,a;,,. m p,ou
ress Stoves Tbev aye sold nv
Spivey Il Morrow.
Mr. = Is Mc''anIeN ~as
iIl jackson hrst on the week
on BUSINESS,
Mr. L NJ Fulton went over
~ -"t'''''''.'' VII o''s'''eS> ''''
"'sC "' ''''S WEEK.
Miss Jewel Jay spent
Saturday and Sunday with
''''''e-'''"S 30 "''''"'
Don forget that Cnden
head Keeps " hat You want
and need il! the drug line.
Mf Oscar FORD, the son "i
our t""nshan Mr. " I
s. dangerously sick tins
week
Mr. John HIT was serious,
1v hurt at DreIn"r last
Molday bv ii piece OF falling
lumber.
Mr. George Richardson
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11

A New line Of crorkcrv and
glass ware at Spivey & Morlow's.
In another column YOU
will read the Buster Brown
Hd OF MpSsrS. Henderson,.
Molpus Go. They are Offering
some bargains in winter
clothing. lHces. embroiderirs
and ladies clonks. II You are
in need OF amy OF these arti-
cl"S it will pay YOU t" see
them.
Cndpnhpad's Drug Store
carries Paints, NarniShes.
Paint brushes. See them
before You paint your house.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11

The mail service between
this place and Java has
been facitatated by the
erection OF Il t. S. mail box
ut the junction Route 4
from this place and / from
Java. Mail from this place
to Java will be deposited
in the box by the carrier ON
+ and vice versa.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11

SEeSl iCr tn~ ,nA-.-,tious.
Industry keeps the bady healthy. the
lind car, the heart Whole, the pu. ss
tu!l, SiGniDns.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11
Honor Roll.

Fifth Grade
Myrtle Bryan 9G
Ora Quinn 9G
Lnyada Chentham oG
Marguerite Russell 9o
Sadie Milling o3
Dewey MaXey 81
Fannie King 81
Bessie Watkins 90
Sixth Grade
Stella Glass 81
Ervie Quinn SO
Bessie HightOwer SO
Maydell Morrow SO
George Hays 95
Sadie Welsh VI
Willie Donald 81
Allerene Mcdonald 94
Paul. Dees 93
Jessie White 93
Fred Glass 92
Irene Yates 92
Rodney Mars 81
Ross Cheatnam 81
Bertha Barnes 80
Grady Lewis 80
a DeWeese has moved th,
)art OF his stock which wa,
saved from the fire thi
morning into the Mcka,
Barrier building.
----.---sa --!----
G!cry.
There are men who think being ar
pointed doorkceper by sta;e legis
ature is the highest earthly glory.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11

All persons indebted to MS
are earnestly requested to
settle at once, We need the
money.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11

This morning Just before
3 O'Clock fire. broke ont in
tn" rear OF 4 J Pattersons
grocery store and soon
spread to the Tullos
restaurant buil,Iing on the
south and the II NJ Patter-
son restaurant and \
DrWeeses store on the east.
all OF which were soon in
ashes.
The origin OF the fire is
unknown but it is believed
by some that the store was
burglal'lzrd and fired. The
loss in buildings and stock
will run into the tens OF
thousands parity covered
with insurance.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11

Mr. 5 II Stridling and NJ.
Roger Wilson were in Rustirl
La this week on a bear hunt
the guest OF Mr. Bob Dent.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11

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The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11
Auction Sale.

Notice is hereby given that
he Parsonage Furniture
will be sold to the highest
blidrrinr cash On Saturday
the 9th day of Feb. The
sale will take place at l.. G.
Longs residence at clock
II. NJ. Chpatham. l..
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11

Call on Spivey d Morrow for
Middle busters None better than
Avery'S.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-02-11

There are men who think being ap.
nature is the highest earthly glory.