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Arizona republican., 1910-12-29

piled that to establish a tile system in Phoenix would require d bond issue of s3OO,OOO. Mir. Hackctt agreed. and said that he had merely brought the matter up to start discussion along that line. He was opposed to re- scinding the councils previous action.
 City Attorney Prescott cited Engi- neer Louis C. Hills opinion on the feasibility and advisability of tile system. MT. McDcrmott spoke from his own experience as superintendent of the old Arizona Water company. and said the reclamation service was anxious to get rid of the city of Phoenix, because it gave them more trouble than the rest of the valley put together.
 All members of the council took part and everyone agreed that the irrigation system should be self-sup- porting. Cisney said that 1t now costs s1O.5O lot to irrigate the city. and hundreds of lots do not pay at all.
 The matter was finally disposed of by the appointment of a committee tO devise some plan of irrigation. Mir McDermott MT. Cisney and Street Superintendent Christy were named on this committee. Later the city attorney was added.
 Councilman Stauffer brought up the request of the executive committee of the general paving committee that the council sanction the importation from Riverside of a paving expert, to draw several sets of specifications for paving the city. The expense, said MT. Stauffer. would be small The council readily acceded to the request and the expert should be here in a few days. The importation of an expert was recommended by the pave ment investigation committee. o1 which MT. Stauffer was a member
 The first action of the council last evening was to pass an ordinance amending the present plumbing ordi- nance in a number of details. Pen alties for violations were fixed. lt will be $1O or ten days tO $30. or thirty days for tine first offense: S30 to $160 or thirty to one hundred days for the second oftense, and revocation
Arizona republican., 1910-12-29
PERSONAL MENTION

Irving Miller of Los Angeles, w L. For of Prescott and w. " Jones of oshkosh. Wisconsin. registered at the Adams Annex yesterday.
 Those registering at the Ford hotel yesterday were: R. Jeffers. Ed Wat erbury. H q. Richardson, Florence; NJ French Gilman and wife. Sacaton; EllWOOd II. Orth. Glendale: F.. w. Barnes and wife. Bisbee; $. Welmer. Kansas City: F.. s. Osborne, Parker. Ariz.: John Hampton. Clifton; J. C. AgneW. NOrwOOd. Ohio; Frank Ogan. Tucson: J. NJ Swearingen, Globe; T. D. l.. Williams. Los Angeles; J. N. Hull and wife. Ray; c. F. Lauder and wife. Humboldt: Ole Thompson, Menominee, Wis: w C. Mclaughlin. City: J. E. Breathitt. J. II. Holmes Tucson. David Cole. Cananca: F. F. Lillie. Rockford, Ill.; II. c. Osgood
Arizona republican., 1910-12-29

Chicago; Benjamin F. Turner. Pitts burg, Pa; H c. Ryan. Pickens F.. Woodson. Mrs. Woodson. Miss Com stock. City
 The following named registered at the Commercial hotel yesterday: Robert Scudder and wife of Stanford. Ky: T. P Carson. Florence; William Souffrein, Ray. Isaac H Rogers. Mesa; J. Jones. Glendale: G. F. HoI- den. Martin Buggelin, Williams: A E. Kellogg, Mayer: Mrs D. NJ Clement and son, Alliance. Ohio; <. W. Jaqucs. ShowlOw. Ariz: H. D Os- good. Chicago; w. IT, Merritt Pres cott; T. S. McDougal. Ray: IT. F. Dillon. II NJ Dillon. Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-29

fore he got a chance to talk the ques tion was referred to the committee of the whole and MT. Mitchell was in vited to appear before the council in it's star chamber session.
 The regular monthly meeting of the council will be held next Tuesday evening. on that occasion a time for the committee of the whole tO meet will be fixed.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-29
THE CAT CAME BACK.

Egbert-Oh. yes; I hit upon plan which l thought would work. I wrote a note inclOsing s10 and tied both about the cats neck. The note read; Finder may keep both the cat and the money"
 And how did it work?'
 That cat came back the next day with SnOther note tied 10 it's Eeck. It read: Don't need the cat, but can use the money. Please send S10 more "- Yonkers statesman.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17
SWEETHEART STILL

The old man iotered in to where
They'd laid IN garments soft and fair.
The dear companion Of
"a, Sly wears q welded love.
iis childrsu gently gathered near
With words Of comfort, hope and cheer
OF no svai|-hs answered nor
B seemed Is { Be Them forgot
He lifted soIlly back be lace.
Kissed lovingly The sweet, calm face,
And wilb : tender. wisild care
Snoolhsa from tie brow Re silver hair
Then with a wild bali smO,hsred sob,
Faint echo Of the fond hearts lhrob,
OF loneliness beyond requiet.
He whispered: Love. sweetheart;
good night"
KATHLEEN KAVANAGH,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17
w. O. W.

To the Camps in Mississippi
There is one occasion. each year
shen every child in ChrislsndOm an.
ticipslss the pleasures to be derived
BY reason q Sits. whether the source
is known or unknown. This occasion
is Christmas,
As we are planning to make glad The
hearts and lives Of our own kin and
friends and little ones, lsi Us not for
get tha, while we may be blessed with
this worlds goods. be i much or little,
Mississippi hss $50 orphan children
who are depending on contributions
from an unsel6sh people to furnish
them with a home. with food and
clothing.
These children are being cared for
at the Orphansses in our State, and
am informed that many more are ask
ing Tor admitisnce. The Woo1men Of
the World has no institution Of this
kind which is depending on them for
existence, and while we do feel keen
interest in the welfare Of all orphans,
! am sure this is especially true Of
those who are within our own State.
This appeal is sent out in the interest
OF Mississippis Orphans. and is ap-
proved BY our Sovereign Commander
Root.
] would suggest that each Camp
send q contribution Of ten cents for
each member Of the camp. II this
seems too much. send FIVE Gems. or
such an amount as may deemed ex.
pedient Scad to Head Banker. E. d.
Stone Of Greenwood. Miss. who will
receipt for the same and include
q complete report Of I'll re.
ccipts and disbursements at The next
meeting Of the Head Camp at Biloxi.
in March. The amount will be pro-
rated among The orphanages according
10 The number Of children registered
and dependent
Please send your contributions not
alter than December 20, as we wish
o present check 10 these little ones
rs Christmas present from the
Of The World in Mississippi
Fralernally yours.
S. L. GAME, Head Consul.
Approved:
j. c. ROOT, Sovereign Com
nandeT.
Columbus, Miss, Nov. IA. 1910
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17

Christmas giving among America $
wealthy class is told about in the New
Idea WOmsns Msgazins for December
in q most delightful way. Anne
OFiagan shows In Costly Christmas
Land how the milliOnaires plan their
Christmas gifts and what enormous
sims are paid Tor them. Another ar.
ticle Of genepal interest is The Ma
donna Of the Children" which is the
story Of q woman in Iowa who devotes
all her time to caring for homeless s7
orphaned children
This number contains three splendid
articles Of intense interest to women.
and each is written by a woman.
Evauaeline Booth. Commander Of the
Salvation Army. writes with charming
simplicity on What I'd Give" Il isa
Christmas suggestion Of peculiar time.
liness. and Miss Booth places hap
piness for Of humanity above other
possible gifts. "A Students Yuletides
Abroad" BY Lillian Petn. takes The
reader on an Interesting Christmas
iauni through the streets Of London
and Berlin. and should be read BY
every one. "A GreeB Christmas" By
Rsiua Mslcher Marquis. will appeal
to al girls and women.
The 6c,fun Cor the month includes
The Wishing Ring" BY Fred Jack.
sen; That kaVanaugh-C smpbaH Az.
fair" BY Frederick White. and -Jane,
By Claudia Cransion. Fred jackson s
serial Story, The Carved D6or,~ is
continued.
Christmas reeeives special attention.
There are many clever Suggestions iO-
games and entertainment for dis isbls
and he childrens playroom.
Holiday fashions for wives and
daughters are portrayed at length sud
in color This number as a whale IS
rluususlly good.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17
CHRISTMAS
MESSENGER

AT the earnest solicitation Of a num-
Der Of Okolona's most prominent bust.
ness establishments. we have decided
10 get out a Christmas edition Of The
Messenger and will on December is
issue a 20-page paper which we pro-
pose to make the best, as we'll as the
largest, edition Of newspaper ever
printed in Chickasaw county. We
will print and distribute $500 copies
ol this edition throughout the county.
and i IS needless to say that the OPP
pormnity thus afforded the business
houses to place before the buying
public their numerous and varied Sc
lsctions Of holiday goods has never
before been ecuaied.
The Christmas edition Of The Mes
Benger will contain appropriate illus
lrations. Xmas stories and a large
variety Of holiday reading. and the
edition will be eagerly sought and
carefully perused BY the reading public
Of the county. and will be unequalled
as an advertisement Of OkOlona and
lie business institutions.
As the space in The Christmas
Messenger to be allotted display 3D.
>vsrtising viii be limited, we sdvise
thOs, DESTROYS Of svailinG themselves
Of The opportunity to make their wants
known Is early as possible.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATE.

n this issue Of the Messenger We
announce By authority the name Of
Fred J. Mcdonnell. Jr.. as candidate
Tor the lower house Of the Mississippi
legislature. subject to the action Of
shs democratic party Of Cbickasaw.
county, in primary election to be held
IN August 1911.
Mr.. Mcdonnell is a young man li
exceptional morals. a steward Of The
Methodist church, end superintendent
of he SsJba,h school He is =
FARMER aelivey engaged 10 The bust
ness Of agriculture end as a conse-
auence personally familiar with ihe
wants, wishes and aspirations Of Ibis
rreal class Of orr fellow citizens who
produce tie wealth Of Mississippi end
&c elected sin safeguard their interest
IL he soaacils 81 the state. and a the
same lime treat every other Interest
fairly and aaarinIy
White making dis race on his oef
ne- aloae snd claiming no preIer-
enee because of his present or lofneI
1,,.-.,..s Il mon ~ n,anoitres tsYa AZ E
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17

wislds Tor good both BY prseept and
example. and because Of bis correct
walk and daily conversation he pOs-
sosses 10 an eminent degree the re-
sDect esteem and confidence Of an
classes Of our people
The Messenger hss 90 hesisancy
10 saying should Fred Mcdonnell BE-
chosen % one Of our Representatives
tie viii and wish Of he sovereign
people will Be loyally obsyed. and
chickssnw will have no cause to blush
81 any eel # hip while be holds lhs
position.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17

Group is most prevalent during the
dry cold wss,hsr Of be early winis,
months. Parents Of young children
should b prepared Tor 4. An shss i
needed i 4 boide Of Chamberlain.
Coash ksasdy Many mothers are
never without Il 70 their homes end il
hes never disappointed them. Sold By
~ dealers
Atsr 3 airl has been married = year
or two she begins to generate E 10, Of
respect for women who remain in the
sDinster Glass.
Many school children suffer from
constipation. which is often The csass
Of seeming stupidity ct lessons. Cham.
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
are sn idsql medicine 70 give child.
iOr they ere mild and asnile "a ihsir
effect, and viii cure even chronic
oOnsliOslion. Sold BY 81 dealers.
The maa on the rock pile soon re-
alizss that converting big ones into III
de ones isa't WIS, j, is cracked up to
b.
When a cold becomes settled in the
system, it will take several days treat.
ment to cure It. and the bes, remedy
to use is Chamberlain's Cough Rene
d. It viii cure quicker than any
other. and also leaves the system in
natural and healthy condition. Sold
oil dealers.
It doesn't make any difference which
side Of the street you take, you will
End that your creditors also prefer that
side.
Lame back comes on suddenly and
is extremely painful. Il is caused BY
rheumatism Of the muscles. Quick
relief is afforded BY applying Cham
berlain's Eminent Sold by oil drug
gists.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17
NOTICE OF PROPOSAL TO
ISSUE BONDS

In the matter Of The petition Of quail
fled electors Of the Third Supervisor 5
District. asking to be permitted 10 come
under the provisions ol Chapter 149,
Acts 1910
WHEREAS. a petition has been
fled with this Board. BY over twenty
per cent. Of the qualified electors
Of the Third Supervisors District Of
Chickasaw County. asking that said
District be permitted to come under
The provisions Of Chapter 149, Acts
1910 Il is therefore ordered b The
Board that notice Of its proposal 10 is
sue the bonds Of said District be pub.
lshed in the Okolona Messenger, a
a newspaper Of this County, having .
general circulation. for three weeks
next preceding The meeting Of Ibis
Board on the FIRST Monday in Decem-
ber 1910, at which time it is proposed
said bonds will be issued
Done b. order Of the Board No
vember 7th. 1910
j. w. WINTER,
President OF Board.
A true copy from the minutes Of the
Board. H. E. BRANNON. Clerk.
By W. J. WILLIAMS. D. c.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17

AlIsr 3 aiFl has been married year
or two she begins to generate e Iol Of
respect Tor women who remain in the
spinster class.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17

Entered at The Post O6cs IN Orolons,
Miss. as Second Class Mail Mister.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17
SHERlFFS SALE.
State Of Mississippi
Chickssaw County
Solomon Mcmillan ct al

~'AAe=le ~Ne4" ~DAHY
Solomon Mcmillan ct al
VS..
Hannah Johnson alias Hannah Nc
MILAN ct al.
By virturs Of an execution for costs
in the above styled cause issued from
the Office Of Il. E. Brannon. chaneerg
clerk Of Chickasaw County Miss.
against Solomon Mcmillan. Ben Me.
MILAN end Elizabeth Shannon COM
plainants 10 above styled cause for the
sum OF $500 and cost Of this proceed.
ing.
bave this day levied upon the fol.
lowing real estate belonging to the said
compliments. in the County Of Chieks.
saw and State Of Mississippi, to wit.
The North half Of the east half Of lot
436 in block SO according to Tits
survey Of the CITY q Okolona. Missis.
sippi and also described as lot e in
block Is according to RaudoIph's sur
vey Of said CITY Of 0kolona, Missis-
sippi which viii Of for sale within
legal hours. for cash to the highest
bidder at the court house door in the
CITY Of Okolona, Mississippi. on Mon
day, the 5th day Of December 1910.
This 18th day Of September. 1910.
y. w Bean. Sheriff.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi.
To Elhe DeVall. whose poslolhee
address is MerIand. Ark. Defendant.
You are commended to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of the Second
District Of the County Of Chickasaw
10 said State on the FIRST Maadag q
December 1910 Is defend
saia 1gHi wherein yal aa-
HHE
Nov lllh. 1910
Il f. BRANNON. CLERK.
b " j WILLIAMS. ID C.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17

ior auumn means iha the recipient is
expected % send wedding cift to The
Prospective bride Jewelry. silver
vare and oulalass are always more
appreciated than ANYTHING YOU can
oger oo' ONLY lor its intrinsic value.
bul because they ore 3 lasting souvenir
thai viii make you remember for ife-
fiue We have soperb display Of
precious stones. ieeelry and sterling
silver ihal mehs delightful offerings at
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30
Athletic Association. \

The Athletics of the High School will be conducted this year by busi- ness organization. The Association held it's first meeting at the City Hall Tuesday evening, and the officers for the year were elected They are as follows. T. \. Buford, president; !. C. Sanders. vice-president; l. A. Young blood, secretarN-treasuret; r. (. Mil fer, coach.
 IL is the purpose of the Association 10 provide the equipment necessary for the teams, and to insure the enter. tainmeut of visiting teams With the careful supervision and training which MT Miller k well qualilied to give, the success of the teams k assured His pocketbali team won the State championship in Louisiana last year, and he is anu.d regaiar on the ken lucky State Football Team. He as- sures the Association and the people of the city that il the .haYs will stick to him 6c VIII make them q credit to the schaai.
 Stock in the Association will he of- feled s98u. If you wish to get in an the ground aoar. speak to= the Tresi- dent
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30
Bring Your Cotton to Forrest City, Save Money, Support and Give Patronage to Home Enterprise and Home Capital
 Manys Comparative Statement.

We The 0 CitvCon hand
 
 
  any in the ntvVfo hold  Manly at IIe sin
 
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The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30
For Sale.

l offer for sale, at great sacrifice, my private vehicles, all made to order One Surrey, maroon broadcloth lined One Coupe, broadcloth lined, octa- gon glass front, extra inside seat. One Victoria, blue broadcloth lined, extra folding seat-yery attractive ve- hicle.
 Also pair matched mares. Address, C. F. TICKER.
 39i So. Orleans St.,
 Memphis Tenn,
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30
nAHFEHTnnnr
 Nnii mUhE.

Twenty miles 10 the east. on the Rock Island railroad. almost hidden from view bt $ }axafi1Ht growth of bro1msaEe.- tae4ead and cotton -aud corn fields, ues Lie attle borough 5f Whitm1re iC is q town peculiarly within it>alI -NLile observing tHe Jaws of theeaat.ry. il i7 governed =by principles unknown lo tue NeIs~ aHa persiaHs. generosity and hospitality ab5uuds. aui the stranger WhaenJef, the portal, af its gates .s.aelg taken care of.
 To the observer very little act yity Is manifest in business circles get much muey changes hands. The in- habitants seem To have solved the problem of fife. for. like the lilies Of the field. they neither t0il nor spin, yet all are fat and happy
 The officials are Hon. Geo. Prewitt, mayor; Prof Wm. Prewitt, recorder and treasurer; Uncle Bob Norman. marshal: and Aldermen Jim Minor, Clint Johnson, Red keysacker, Illinois Kellogg, r. (. Lamb. They meet any old time and occasion. Their discus sions are very animated and the themes vary like the weather.
 The Mayor is the bloated landlord of the village, having the renting of nearly all the houses in town, which places him in the ranks of the mil- lionaires.
 Occasionally the lot of editors and senators fall in pleasant places. and on Tuesday this fell to Col Ed Land voigt and Senator +. W. DeRositt, when Dame Fortune prompted them to spend day or two hunting in that neighborhood. On their arrival at Whitmore, unheralded, they were met by the Mayor and Council with arms of welcome, and the key of the whole country turned over to them. They accepted the invitation of the Mayor and made his residence their head quarters. Everything was done to make the day joy forever" and even Uncle Bob Norman, the sturdy City Marshal, arranged a deer drive, but unfortunately drove the deer the wrong direction. But for the illness Of the City Treasurer, it's swelling cotiers would have been at the visitors command.
 "Wednesday afternoon the visitors left for their home, full to overflow lng-with pleasant recollection of the good old time at Whitmore.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30

NIT. A. L. Stevens was a little bit under the weather from last Friday evening until the early part of this Week,Sutlering from an abscess in the roof Of his mouth We are glad to learn that he las almost completely recovered, and is able to be at his post. of duty again
 Becker X Lewis will announce in the next issue of the Times the date of their Fall Opening in the Ladies Department, which is always looked forward to with so much interest.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30
Our Expression Teacher.

Mr Miller informs u~ tbat he has secured Mis~ Ada Wolfe, Tennessee. for the Teacher ot Expression Iu the Crowley Ridge Institute
 Mis- No.fe is sr4da8te If the Northwestern Jniyeisjty3 Evanston. Illinois. and af the Emerson School oI OratorYand Expression Boston, Mass. She comes highly recommended by all Of her former employers and teachers.
 Miss Wo}Ie has also done special work in New York and Chicago since her graduation. She k cultured. christian lady, and We hespeak for her the hearty support of the good people of our Iittle city.
 Our school has long felt the heed If expression work, and We are glad To note that our School Board alive and progressive as it k. has added this de- partment t0 our school
 Miss Wolfe will arrive in Forrest City next Saturday. and as soon IS convenient give a recital at the Opera House. This will be open to the pub lie, and everyone is invited to attend and judge for themselves of Miss Wolfe's work The date Of the recital will be announced later. Admission will be free. We trust Miss Wolfe will secure large class of boys and girls in her expression work.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30

Deputy SherifTs B. s. Moore and J. T. Johnson left Sunday morning l9 Little Rock with St. Francis County l.s , Autumn bunch of boardefs U, the State penitentiary, the sQlAJt Qi at consisting of five negro men, ail ol of whom were convicted at the term V court which adjoured saturday
 The Widener writeup which ap' peared in last weeks Chronicle, "aS ; credit to that paper, and spieuoil advertisement for that hustllng il''' city, and it's thriving businesses
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30

\ Times man dropped into the lage store of Tgrleg, Brothers X Gillian Wednesday. and was gratitied 10 see these enJerprising young busi- ness men hustl ng in ther work of receiving, marking and arranging their large fall invoices of seasonable goods of every description which are now arriving. Ne wish Hurley Bfos X Gillian prosperous season. They have the goods Mir L. Hurley, buyer for the firm, has recently returned from NJ, Louis, where he personally the stock.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30

Aftoruey N. F. lauter aa> fa Wa
 rien last Monday looking aFeri.9 ab >tEaets of St FrdHei>t8uutr which Ht i~ having md5e by MessfS. Wheeler X
 Malone. tive experts 0fso are iI
 Marion. Critteuden GQunN geft ns
 ap the records ol that part of >r
 Francis county, which was ariHina \ patt uf Grittenden county. FHe eael boundary at St FraHei. eHnfft N3, agiEinaly St Francis river. and aH that part ut St. traneis tauntT east ot ~. Francis river. was apart at GfIlteaden county. BY actsaI tH4e
 ArkaH>as legislature il Was changed Io the east line If Range j ets6. and III i.eAF another act of the legis- l3tlfe t6eeast line Was agaiucHapgea. and townships i and ,, and tNeutx- lQlr sections 0f township north. in range I east, We're taken from Crit len5en county and placed m St Francis county There are Do records ih Nt. Francis county showing convey ances of these 'audS from lS37 to 1873. thus forcing MT Lanier. in order 10 have complete set Of abstracts. to get up thIs data in Crittenden county which he is has been and is now doing. We understand that within three or four weeks he will be in con dition to make abstracts. and he k using every effort and sparing no means to have one Of the best sets of abstracts in Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30

Next Tuesday being Bash Ha>4aua. OF the Jewish New Year. all stores If our Jewish friends wit be closed. be- ginning Monday at o'clock. some will remain closed until Thursday morning, while others will open on Wednesday,. We desire to congrafu- late these friends upon the success of their business and the many bleSSfngs which they have received from tie Great Giver ot all Good Gifts, during the past year, and wish them Happy and Prosperous New Year. One week later they will celebrate Tom Ripper. or the Day of Atonement, one of the most solemn and sacred of their holidays.