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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-05-05
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi
WILLIAM RICH,

10
WILLIAM RICH,
Whose Post Office Address when last
known was McAllister, Oklahoma,
Defendant:
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of the Second
District Of the County of Chickasaw.
in the said State. on the FIRST Monday
Of June, 1910, to defend the suit in
said Court of Jennie Rich, wherein
you are Defendant,
This the 25th day Of April. 1910.
H. E, BRANNON, Clerk.
By w. j. WILLIAMS, D. c.
LYON & LYON, Attorneys.
Okolona. Miss.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-05-05

GET OUT OF THE WAY
I'm headed for G. A. LaGrone'
office for some of that Good Heels
Flour!
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-05-05
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
The State Of Mississippi
To
EDMOND VONNER,
Whose Post Office Address is Hugo
Oklahoma, Defendant:

Oklahoma, Defendant:
You are commanded to appear be,
fore the Chancery Court of the Second
District of Chckasaw County, in the
said State. on the First Monday Of
June. 1910, at Okolona, Miss, to de.
fend the suit in said Court Of Lenors
Venner, wherein you are the Defend
ant.
This the End day of May, 1910
H. E. BRANNON, Clerk.
By W. j. WILLIAMS, D. G.
A. T. STOVALL. Attorney.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-05-05

Is because so decep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure OF
apoplexy are often
the result of kid
ney disease. II
kidney trouble is
allowed advance
the kidney-poison-
ed blood will at
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-05-05

The ladies of the Episcopal churcI
will hold ready made garment sale
Tuesday, May 10. Ice cream anc
cake will be served.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-05-05

A printer with over 20 years ex-
perience in country printing Offices
wants a job in country office. Can
furnish references, Have no family,
will accept job anywhere and will be-
gin on low wages. Address Printer,
care Messenger, OkoIona. Miss.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-05-05

M. A. Yields, at Lindale, Tex, is
visiting his uncle, W. P. Conner, in
this city. He will spend about one
month here and in East Tennessee,
visiting relatives.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-05-05

The Board of Supervisors met in
this city Monday, transacted the usual
routine business and adjourned Tues
dav
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-05-05

as he found the crime had been com
mitted out of his jurisdiction.
The murderer is still at large.
The Board of Supervisors met il
this city Monday, transacted the usua
routine business and adjourned Tues
day.
M. A. Yields. at Lindale, Tex, il
visiting his uncle, W. P. Conner, il
this city. He will spend about on,
month here and in East Tennessee
visiting relatives.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold a ready made garment sale
Tuesday, May 10. Ice cream and
cake will be served.
A printer with over 20 years ex-
perience in country printing Offices
wants job in country office. Can
furnish references, Have no family,
will accept job anywhere and will be-
gin on low wages. Address Printer,
care Messenger, Okolona. Miss.
John Winters. one of Houlka's
prominent citizens, was in the city
Monday, attending the meeting of lee
Board Of Supervisors. of which he is
president. He informed US that Houlka
had the largest and most enthusiastic
Vardaman Club Of any town in the
State, according to voting population.
The Ladies Cemetery Association
will meet at the residence Of Mrs.
Sam Saddler next Saturday afternoon
at 4 o clock to consider the work on
the |. 0. 0. F. cemetery. $4,000 is
needed to carry on the work and all
who have not contributed to the cause
are earnestly requested to give some.
hing at once. Work will begin i'm.
after the funds have been
-aised.
The General Conference of the
Southern Methodist Church which ;s
our Law-Making body, will convene
n AshevlIle, North Carolina, this
week on Wednesday. and will be in
session nearly a month. This con-
erence is composed Of an equal num-
yer Of laymen and preachers, it being
itrictly a delegated Body. Each an
lual conference electing one dele
!ate for every 48 members or fraction
hereof, and an equal number Of Lay
delegates. The North Mississippi
Conference has 4 clerical and 4 lay
delegates. Our Clerical delegates
re: Dr.. W. B. Murrah. President
dillsaps College; Rev. R. A. Meek,
.ditor New Orleans Advocate; Rev.
NV. Lewis. pastor at Columbus. and
)r. John w. Boswell, pastor at Rule.
lille. who recently retired as editor Of
he New Orleans Advocate. Our
lay delegates are: Mr.. j. R. Bing.
am. Carrollton; John A. Lowe, Net
eton; j. D. Barbee. GreenvilIe. and
Ion. G. L. Jones. New Albany. This
General Conference is a very i'm
ortant one since several new Bishops
re to be elected and a number Of
Important matters to be brought up
)kolona Methodist.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-05-05
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There is a disease prevailing in this ,
country most dangerous because so decep- |
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-05-05
Standard Oil Company
Hncnrnnrafedl

See the editor Of this for further information the
Lombard Piano. and special opportunity almost FREE
Some will get the bargain Of his life.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

simon pure brand of democracy. 1t
mas been reported that congressional
pee IN bazz.ns IN the ponueal ponnet1
Il Air Ben
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

ue~iaIiAg tnaG ,ne ~ael4oc.a,s az
sparnng Tor wind" In the Same issue
Ct the Miner is an article from Giobe
headed Miners Fight the Double
Tax" This article informs as that
something ike 200 miners as well as
a number Of employees Of the Arizona
Easter. have retained counsel and
are prepared to test" the double road
tax Law. which was drafted by Messrs.
Wilcox and MeCs.be. republican lead
ers Thus. it appears that when the
Bisbee Board of Trade. through it's
secretary, begins 2 test suit, the only
notice it gets from the small organ is
the assertion that the democrats
are sparring for wind" while the same
movement in GIobe is accorded nearly
e column simply as a matter Of news.
But the combination of small parti-
san organ and political amateur can
be expected to do this sort OF thing
right along
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

Ine uue OF immigration, which fell
olr so largety ailer ane pane OF 1885,
and wn.cn esea starteu a neaty out
~ara movement, is again IoWlng
steadily tals way. and promises TO
soon break AL previous RECORDS. Bat
while we are gaming n large number
Of foreigners in TINS way, mostly PEG
PIE from southern Europe. different
from the mass OF our population in
language. customs ana habits OF
thought. We are steadily losing thou
sands Of thrifty American farmers,
who are emigrating from the grain
fields Of the Central West into the
new districts Of western Canada. at
tracted both by the liberal homestead
inducements held out by the Canadian
government as wen as by the prodae-
ltiveness of the new region.
The outflow of American farmers
to Canada is said to have reached
during the past few years an aggre-
gate Of fully 100000. All these PEG
pie have been well to do and took
large sums of money away with them
to their new homes They expect to
become permanent residents of Cana
ds. and although some Of them are
foreign born. the great bulk are native
Americans.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
CONWCTS WHO TRY
TO ESCAPE KILLED

CANON CITY. Colo. April 25.-
Two convicts were killed and two 9TH
ers and a quart wounded IL 4 dcs
perate attempt CT prisoners - 6.
cape from the state penitentiary to
night. The dead are Harry Brophy
and Andrew johnson. The wounded
are John Bradley. w. ]. Williams and
cell house keeper Emery.
When Emery threw open the lever
81 the cell house to admit the prison
orchestra at $50 tonight. Brophy. who
had filed a key to his cell, jumped in
TO the corridor. drew a revolver con-
cealed IN the blankets. and shot En-
cry in the leg disabling him. Bro
ply then unlocked the cells of John
son, Bradley, Williams and John nil
Ter with his improvised KEEP. They
then broke out one Of the windows
that had been sawfG nearly through,
and using Emery's body as shield
Nay INTO the prison yard They wIrc
seen 20 challe =; by a guard on
the walls and Brophy answered by a
fusilade of bullets. The guard return
ed the fire. shooting Brophy
through the head. johnson ATTEMPTED
to follow Williams and Brophy
through the window and was shot
ard killed by anot'ec guard. VIII
liams in the meantime had reached
the shelter Of the walls ard was light
ing a fuse attached TO FIVE sticks oi
dynamite which he nad placed against
the wall VIXEN he was sem By Ward
e. Yuan. who shoT him in the leg
Warden lyman and Guard Russell
rushed to the cell house. where they
found Bradley hiding in an empty
cell with a bullet wound in the alb
domen. II was not ascertained how
Bradley was hurt Miller was found
unhurt in the cell house and locked
M. Brophy evidently planned the
attack some time ago, as the key with
which he opened the cells was of in
trlcate design and must have taken
many weeks to make.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
of common clay.

The people had gladly raised large
sum of money ny popular subscrip-
ton to purchase fine home for the
victorious naval commander in New
York. The home was OBJ aimed and
formally presented. and everybody
was happy. Then it was that Dewey
committed his one great blunder. He
Immediately decided the peoples gift
over to a woman who was 10 be his
second wife. He no doubt meant
well. but it was mistake of judg-
ment commit ed at a critical period.
It displeased the country. and the end
Of Dewey as a popular hero dated
from that act OF his.
Now, there is Theodore Roosevelt
No need to tell any re,-der OF the
newspapers that he has the world
at his fee The hoaors accorded him
abroad could properly be envied by
any reigning monarch. Soon he viii
come home. and no doubt will receive
a welcome akin 20 that Of Dewey. The
people think well Of him. compare
lively. and if he is wise enough 10
avoid some great blunder. further
honors may be accorded him. But,
great as he is in popular esteem.
what would happen to Theodore
Roosevelt if he should. upon arriving
home. indorse the Taft administra-
ion. its tariff betrayal aud other fail
ures? Even a child might know the
answer. 1t would kill Roosevelt po-
and kill him so dead that
all the European soverelgns coult not
restore him.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
DEWEY AND ROOSEVELT
POSSIBLE PARALLEL.

Admiral George Dewey was once
upon a time an even greater popular
hero than Theodore Roosevelt is to-
day. Dewey came back from Manila
Bay to find the entire country a. his
feet The newspapers we're full Of
praise. and many times they compared
him with Washington. Lincoln and
other great men Of the nation. His
position was apparently secure and
barring accident. he could have had
almost anything within me gift Of
the people. But the accident, which
was of his own doing. happened, and
he tumbled off the high pedestal In
barely the space Of few days. pub
lie sentiment. always tickle and al
ways exacting in dealing with popu-
lar heroes, veered, and Dewey was
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
Hanks CASE MAY
SEE SOME DELAY

Mayor George Neale will leave TO-
day for Tombstone to attend the
spring session OF the district court.
City Attorney Suffer went over yes
terday and both will be gone for
several days.
Besides representing clients in a
number of unimportant cases, Neale
& Suffer VIII defend L. c. Hanks, the
Douglas bank cashier charged with
embezzlement by making false en-
tries. The case is slated for Thurs.
Gay. but may be postponed.
Mr.. Hanks. who some time ago
took a trip to Globe. injured his foot
IN stepning into a hole that had been
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

dug for a telephone pole. Tie smb
has gradually become worse, xzd a
few days ago he was advised ~ sHr-
geons that the limb needed treat-
ment
lie is now in the Copper QuseA hos
pital. where the injury is being at
tended 10. He will probably net be
able TO leave before a wess GO ten
days. SO the case may be deferred
until some time next week, aAIess
Mr.. Hanks shows marked f~ecove-
ment in the next day or two.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
STRONG TICKET.
FINE RECORD

At the primaries last Saturday the
democrats of Bisbee named strong
candidates for the various city OFFICES.
Every mar named. from mayor down
the list, is a clean man. an efficient
man. a man with experience in his
particular line. and of unquestioned
loyalty TO the city and its interests.
Some of the candidates have been
linden ified with the administration Of
the past two years while few others
are making their first entry. All Of
them are more than willing to stand
upon the record made by the present
city government. and in all fairness
and honesty they have a right 20 ex-
pect that the voters will indorse their
position.
So far as the city government OF
Bisbee is concerned. the word demo
crat" is used largely as a means of
Identification of men who think less
Of mere craftsmanship than they do Of
the city's welfare. While there
really never is any conflict between
democracy in its broadcast sense and
municipal government of the better
kind, narrow partisanship has no
place either in the discussion or in
the administration of the business
affairs of a ely. But it should be
noted carefully by the voters that
the principles and purposes Of dem
ocracy, as outlined in its broad and
fundamental doctrines, are certain to
accompany the best government,
whether it be city. sta.e or nation.
The attempt of small partisans to
misrepresent the record of the past
two years must fail 1t will fail be-
cause the voters of Bisbee know tina
the situation Of the past two years
could not possibly have been handled
better by any set of business men
than it has been cared for by Mayor
Neale and his assistants. Not only
will cheap and false partisan attacks
fail on this account, but we are sure
that the purpose of the republican
machine to obtain from Bisbee mum
cipal politics a measure of ~yindica'
ton" for Cameronism and failure Of
statehood promises will be readily Dc
tected and properly rebuked. II is
because of this tendency on he part
of territorial politicians TO interfere
in purely local affairs for their OWE
personal benefit in the hour of theiI
failure. that makes it absolutely es
sentiaI to uphold the principle OF
home rule" for Bisbee. The local
democrats sand for that principle
And they lso stand for good govern
meat, the best possible government
financially and otherwise. for the mu
nieiDality.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
LAFoLLETTE ATTACKS
TnE ADMINISTRATION.

Soon after Mr.. Taft was nominated
to the presidency in 1908. Senator
Robert NJ. LaFollette sent to Mr.
Taft this dispatch. while the plat
form is disappointing in some funda-
mental provisions an omissions, and
1 shall claim the right to say so.
congratulate you most sincerely. and
in the faith that you are more nearly
in accord with the great body OF re
publican voters than the platform,
I shall do all in my power to insure
your election"
Plainly Senator LaForette has
changed his opinion. On April 18th
he delivered a speech in the senate
and that speech fairly bristled with
Recommendations Of the Taft administra-
ton. Following are extracts from the
report made by the Washington cor
respondent for the Denver News:
Painting ]. P Morgan as a "beefy.
red-faced, thick-neeked financial
bully. whose operations in the com
merce of the natio are a ruination of
the peoples rights characterizing
Attorney General Wickersham as a
former chief trickster of monopolistic
interests, and ccndemning in fiery
language the merger OF the Boston and
Maine railroad with the New York,
New Havee and Hartford. Senator La
Toilette today delivered his long-prom-
/ ised arraignment of Taft's railroad ad-
ministration bill.
At the bottom Of the attempt to
place more power in the hands Of the
railroads, the Wisconsin senator de
clared there was a force fresh from
the White House willing and anxious
10 add to the already great pile OF
corruptness which is fast infesting
every branch Of transportation in the
United States
Few times did the vitriolic denun
citation use the name Of the president
but behind every argument was the
well-founded intimation that it was
through the efforts of the chief execu
tive that the big men of the financial
world were going to be allowed to
gobble up everything in sight, regard
less of the rights of the people who
after all. LaFollette shouted, are sup
posed to be beneficiaries OF the cor
porations.
The particular part OF the railroad
bill LaFollette picked out as bad was
the provision allowing railroads tc
take over the holdings OF other con
Germs. He charged openly that the
Massachusetts legislation allowing the
consolidation CT the Boston and Maine
was consummated at the dictation Of
President Meilen OF the New Haven
cad. and for this he held the attorney
general the president Of the United
States directly responsible.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

The constitutionallty of the law
which would make a double road tax
in the territory including Bisbee.
IN the territory in GLIDING B'sbee.
where the secretary Of the Board Of
Trade. with the help of Attorney FL
Iinwood. has brought test suit In
stead OF announcing this rs a matter
Of news several days ago when the
suit was filed. the Bisbee Miner makes
its first reference to the subject by
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

The Florence Blade announces the
arrival of new presses and other equip
ment for its office. We congratulated
BRO. weedin on this sign of prosper
ity. Florence is destined to have i'm
portant growth during the newt de-
cades
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

The Bisbse Miner. having made
haste to assure the public before the
campaign is two days old. thai the
democratic machine" is completely
smashed. that issue is removed from
the big doings. But there still re
mains the republican machine.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
LOOKING TO
THE FUTUR E.

THE FUTURE.
In this year of grace, nineteen hun
d. cd and ten. with the prospect of
electing a democratic house looming
large, it is tine for a little sober
thinking on the part OF democrats.
If the minority party in the lower
nonse becomes the majority, through
ohe grace of American voters next
November. it will saddle upon the
democrats responsibility Tor legis
lauon InauguraJeu IN the popula
brancn of the government
linked with this respons bility are
serious and grave consequences
For years the democratic organi-
cation has simply been a party Of
protest Without the numbers to
control either house of congress. it
has simply voiced its opposition TO
measures put forward by the repub-
lican majority.
The country has not looked to it
for leadership and, consequently has
not held it responsible for legisla-
ton enacted.
But the country is ready for a
change OF leaders. That fact is be-
ing more manifest every day. The
present tariff law has convinced
some millions of Americans that
there is too close a working agree
ment" between republican leaders
and special interests.
On this account. if on no other
they are willing TO make a change
Hundreds of thousands of voters are
wiling to overlook past democratic
vagaries because of this one act OF
republican desertion Of the cause OF
the people.
Any raising OF the old ghosts AT
this time will be not only unneces-
sary, but absolutely suicidal Any
grab bag platform that attempts to
hold out all things to all men, will
be the veriest nonsense. 1t viii sim
ply be counting trouble.
It is a change in the leadership the
country wants. and through that
change they expect administrative
improvement
Therefore. they are going to send
enough democrats to the sixty-second
congress to make the leaders OF 10
day take second place at the con
gressionaI table.
It is time for democrats to take
heart Wise. conservative and able
men in every close congressional dis
tr1ct in the country are needed on
the democratic platform. The safe
conduct OF the affairs OF the nation
requires capacity, as well as honesty
and patriotism
IL good men DO no. run In those
; districts nov represented by re
publicans. the democratic majority
win be short lived and fruitIess OF
results. There must be no "acci.
dents1on the democratic side this
year.
To raise billion dollars of reve
nue. each year and spend it wisely
is a task to test The capacity of any
organ cation of men. commercial OF
political. That is what the Ameri.
can congress is called on every year
to do.
The men who are able to take the
controlling part in this collection
and distribution OF the peoples
money, should be-the ablest and best
equipped that can be found.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
BIDS FOR CONCESSIONS

Bids for concess, ons for the Red
Mems pic1ie TO be held at Lewis
Springs on May IS viii be received
from now until May 1. Leave bids
with Dan b. Seed. Maze building. $50
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
GETTING READY TO
BLAME DEMOCRATS.

BLAME OEMOOHA D
Every day it becomes more and
more apparent that the republican
press of Arizona is losing confidence
in the intention Of republican leaders
to redeem he statehood pledge made
by the republican party in 1905 to
grant statehood 70 Arizona and New
Mexico. If the republicans we're con-
fident that their party could be re-
lied on to redeem this pledge there
would be no occasion for such rot as
the following which appeared in ,he
/ Citizen on Saturday afternoon:
IF the democrats in both houses
of congress are sincere in their prot
I estations that they wish statehood for
the territories hey will put no obsta-
cles in the way of the passage of the
pending legislation. II they under
take to play petty politics, by continu.
ing to advocate the foisting upon the
new 9 -ate of Arizona the netarious
election law, which now disgraces
the statute books Of the territory, they
will hazard the passage of statehood
Legislation at this session
A glance back over the long strug-
gle o. Arizona for the right of self
government is sufficient 10 show the
righteousness of the above. The only
lhnibustering ever witnessed in con
gress against the passage of the sew.
eral statehood bills introduced in be,
half of Arizona and New Mexico was
by republicans and certainly there is
no evidence now Of any mention on
the part of democrats to delay con
sideration and passage Of the state
hood bill pending in the senate The
only word spoken by a democrat in
the senate on the present statehood
bill SO far was by Senator Bailey and
he addressed his effor, to force :
promise from republican leaders tina
the statehood bill should have con
sideration during the present con
gressionaI session.
II is quite likely that the democrats
in the senate will seek to amend tn,
Beverage statehood bill by eIiminat
ing several Objectionable features, a
we hope they will, but falling in sc
curing these just amendments we pre-
dict that they will ali vote for tn,
measure as being preferable in it
: present form to no statehood bill a
; all. We believe this is the democrat
&c sentiment in Washington as il Is II
Arizona
There are many republicans il All
IONA who would much prefer the Ham
iltoa bill, as it passed the lover hous'
Of congress, 10 the senate mea ur
with its unjust and humiliating linii
: tations. Iu Douglas one hundred
! leading republicans, organized as ;
) club, passed ringing resolution con
demning the Beyeridge bill ara cali
ing on Delegate Cameron to fight foi
the Hamilton statehood measure. Ac
! cording to the Citizen il ia allrigh
for republicans to criticse ths unjus
provisions of the Beverage hin. bu
II a democrat dares to do so he nus
be branded as fighting statehood.
" n Pail Of phoeufx has launched
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

W.D. Bell. Of Phoenix. has launched
a new morning paper on the journals
ic sea OF the capitol city. called the
News. Mr.. Bell says that his paper
may be depended on to dvocate the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
Your tongue is coated.
Your breath Is foul.

Headaches come and GO.
These symptoms show that your
stomach is the trouble. To iesoye
the cause is the first thing, and Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
will do that. Easy to take and most
effective. Sold by all druggista