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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-03-14
REPUBLICATION COUNTY
CONVENTION MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the
Republican County Convention Of
Chickasaw County will meet at
Okolona, Miss, on the 23rd day
Of March to elect an executive
committee and delegates to the
DISCREET and State conventions which
meets respectively at Alderman,
Miss, on March 9th, and jackson
Miss, on March 18th.
D. W. TURNER,
Chairman.
&C.. w. CARTER,
Secretary.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-03-14
DIRE DISTRESS.
1t Is Near at Hard to Hundreds of
OkolOna Readers.

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help.
Neglect hurrying to their aid
Means that urinary troubles follow
quickly.
Dire distress, diabetes, Bright's dis
ease.
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Mrs. Venie Cummings, Main ST.,
1upeIo, Miss, says; Il do not know
bow 10 fully express my gratitude 10
Doan's Kidney Pills for the great
benefit derived from their use. |
suffered from dropisical sweIIinss in
my feet and ankles and | could hardly
place my feet on the floor. The
pains in my back were almost unbear-
able and if | stood for any length Of
lime there was a weakness through
nv Ioins. The kidney secretions
were unnatural and | was almost in
despair as no medicine seemed 10
reach my case. A friend finally told
me about Doan's Kidney Pills and |
p. ocme ed a supply. BY he time
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noticed Improvement and four boxes
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For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-M jIburn Go, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Dcan's-
and take no other.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-03-14
NOTICE TO THE TEACHERS
AND TRUSTEESO CHICK,
ASAW COUNTY.

The schools of Chickasaw County
will run only FIVE months during this
scholastic year. Teachers will be
expected to finish the five months
during the winter term unless unavoid-
ably prevented.
Geo. D. Riley, Supt.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-03-14
COUNTY TEACHERS EXAM.
NATIONS.

The examinations for teachers in
Chickasaw County will be held on
Friday and Saturday Of the first four
weeks Of April as follows;
Whites, al Houston, 5th and 9Th.
Whites at Okolona, 18th and 20th
CoIored at Houston, 18th aud 18Th
Colored ct OkoIona, 10Th and 9th
G. D. RILEY,
County Supt, Of Education.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-03-14
Local News.

Rooms for rent in Keeney building.
Rev. Mr., Armour will preach at
the court house Sunday.
FOR SALE-Some good mules.
H. M. Murphree at r. W. Chandler s.
Rev. J. L, Sykes will preach at the
Episcopal Church Sunday at II
o'clock.
Miss Hetie Louise Howell spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
West Point.
MIR. A.. T. StoyaII was in jackson
this week on business before the
Supreme Court,
Mrs. j. O.. Parceman has returned
from a several waeks visit 10 Memphis
and Hot Springs.
The road commissioners visited
Tupelo yesterday to inspect the new
roads building there.
MIR. E. E. Burrows went up to Tup-
elo yesterday in company with The
road commissioners,
Mr.. and Mrs. |. W. Middlebrook
left last Saturday for Meridian where
they will make their future home.
Fresh home made candy inst from
the Candy Kitchen"
W. P. Conner.
RARGAIN-OiI Stove, 3 holes
wickless, nc smoking, almost new.
j. M. HALEY
FOR SALE-Indian Runner Duck
Buff O~rpington and Brown Leghorn:
Eggs. Apply 10 Godfry and Horton
Gragnon, OkoIona, Miss.
"A fine Registered Berkshire Boar
best, strain, winner Of several prizes
at fairs, s%ervises reasonable,
STOVALL BROTHERS,
What has become Of the goo.
roads move which was started som
months ago? We would be glad
know when something will be doini
Miss Essie Lee Slaggers returne
to her home at West Point Sunda
afternoon accompanied by Miss REM
Wood6n and Messrs McCIeskey an
Albert Henderson.
= Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Lyon returne
the FIRST Of this week from a visit
Sx- P on Joe. They were accomsanie
home by their daughter, Mrs. Wan
wright, and her little son,
Eggs for Matching from finest Strair
White Wyandotts and Buff. P, RocI
$1.00 for Is. Also Indian Rum
Ducks S1.00 for II,
Mrs. j. NJ. Haley.
EGGS FOR SALE-lndia
Runner Duck Eggs, II IL
$50, Buff Orpington he
eggs, Is for $1.O0,
2t B. f. Ellis, Okolona.
Mr.. E. E. Burrows retired Salurd
from Birmingham where he attended
meeting of the general agents a
field agents of the Southern Ry. {
and allied lines. He reports a &c
meeting,
Mr.. Chas, E. Kenndy has lost
good mules within the past we
from some peculiar eAecdon rend
ing it necessary to make a p
morton examination and an analysis
some of the tissues to find the r
trouble.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-03-14

Gov. Brewer has appointed Mr.. W.
A.. Houston Of this CITY as a delegate
to the Southern Commercial Congress
which meets at Nashville, Tenn
April 8;h 10 10b. Mr.. Hous.on has
accepted the appointment and will
attend he meeting.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-03-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
WILD WOMAN SEEM IN WOODS

TWISTED. Conn, Sept. 26.-De- scribed by one who has seen her as wild as d hawk" breaking through brush like a partridge at sight of 2 person, the wild wom m of Bakers vile. a small settlement nine miles from Winsted. has been seen again this time by Mrs. Georgianna Rice The unidentified woman, is known tc have lived in the woods for five weeks and perhaps months.
 The previous holder Ol' the worlds with that of Miss Margar ct Considine the middle-aged Winsted woman who disappeared very mysterlously from her home on North Main street, Sat urday night last. that friends of the missing woman and the authorities will tomorrow explore the Bakersvnle woods. Mrs. Rice came face to face with the wild woman" on an aban- doned highway. She said Hello" but the strange woman. making no reply dashed like one mad into q clump of brush skirttng q wooded tract.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
4 SENSE OF huMOR.

What IS meant by sense of humor is not altogether the readiness to laugh at d joke, tu make jokes, or tu see the fun in funny happenings. II also means the ability 10 see things tn the proper perspective and to know when an action is ludicrous or not Some men might tell funny stories all their lives. and be good story tellers, but might yet lack a really keen humorous sense. Humor is not al- ways fun as wit is not always clever sayings. As d matter of fact man might be said 10 have n sense of hum or when he recognizes strained efforts on the part of another to be witty. and man may be said 10 be u wit who never told humorous story in his life.
 A sense of humor brings a smile when you see some individual whose cranium is enlarged by emptiness. The idea seems paradoxical. How could emptiness enlarge any hing? But in this sense it does and the idea tickles your fancy. To person with a sense of humor some place like Front stra 4 offers a real show. The only troub t is that Nome has more humor than fools and the actors are hardly mum erous enough to supply so large an audience with A continuous yaude. vile.
 sense of humor often keeps a man from being a candidate for leg islatures. and sense of humor often elects candidates. Some men have so much humor that it would be imp n - sible for them to start in shakl E hands and buying drinks just before election. so they keep out of it. Otu.,s who are candidates have humor eonugh to prevent them from being too raw even while they peddle.
 There are others who lack a sense of humor to such an extent that they cannot recognize their own impossi- bility as candidates for anything.
 A sense of humor keeps mar modest. He knows enough to know that spurious dignity is only the paint. ing of a parrots colcrs on q jack dc G.
 Assininity can be no more dlgni y than conceit can be honest pride and men with sense of humor know it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
while the Kousarok is gaining greater

while the Kougarok is gaining greatei life.
 There are some camps of imp v. ance in other parts of the territory to. day which. if they had half the Dlt contained in the Kougarok. wou,j consider themselves lucky.
 This is pure. uncolored fact and n imagination. and yet the Nougsson is a country which has been wJss,d since date many years old. aud is only one little bit of Seward benin sula.
 Of the kougarok 1t can be said that 1t is the only camp over five years of age whose ouput Is still increasing With the single exception of the EIy- ukuk 1t is positively the only ca.LD in creasing in output. The Koyukuk out put probably increased this season because of the new discoveries on Hammond river. but the Hammond ground is spotted and the Kougarok is now believed to contain gold all over its whole length.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
CONTINGENT CONFESSION ol
 THE MAYOR.

If it be true that the police of New York are implicated in the Rosenthal murder-if police officers connived al the greatest possible crime in order to cover crimes-it will have to be ad mitted that. in some serious respects, the city is badly run"
 In that ease il will be easy 10 fix the place of reproach. For the mayor of the city. sitting in oathbound sol emnity, has pointed to his own breast and has said:
 If the city is run badly here is the man that is responsibIe-right here Just look at me. If 1t is ryn badly. am to blame. New York American.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
THE ILL.eoRN AND INSANITY IN
 AMERICA.

There is bound to be much criticism of pr. Woods Hutchinson's radical statement that ninety seven per cent nf American insanity and criminality is due to hercdity.
 Nevertheless. Dr. Hutchinson is an acknowledged authority. He says: If We cln manage to break Into this stream 'n one way or another we can step this defect in human breeds. We should have careful examination of ehldren in public and private schools to discover these defects.
 All children in whom such defects are discovered should be removed to d different cnvironment-a comforta blc. happy school in the country where they would be treated with the greatest care. but where. by perma 2 ncnt segregation, they would be pre- vented from reproducing their kinds" "
 Of such persons he finds there are from two to three per cent in every 'VhiIi biits. ihls 4s the stream A"ii which flows our cpileptics and pau pers.
 Nor does he hesitate to say that the great class of ill-born is drawn from two rcscrvoirs-the segregated rural community and the wealthy family where drones and eccentric detectives are shielded by money.
 His arc advanced remedies. but Vt zatiun that the future of the race must depend more on it's quality than Or mere members.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
THE kOuGARok.

The promise of the Kougarosl St . ton alone is greater for placer ;n,l
 ing than the prospect at present .i any other camp in Alaska outs; |. of Seward Peninsula. Anyone who <ncws Alaska of the present day well wll admit that this is a fact. Camps like Iditarod which had not been fou Id when the Kougarok was being oper- ated now seem to be at the limit while the Kougarok is increasing in output and promising more ever yday. The older camps are gradually failing
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
RICH CHOCOLATES.

Toby has the most delightful eho eoiates. They are 6unthsr's ehoeo i.tss. Varsity chocolates, Victoria cho eolates.
 He also has the famous varsit Bitter swssts a full line Of which ar made fresh here every day.
 In addition to those delights he hs ice cream made from frssh cream.
 For all that makes life worth Twin. ao to ToBYS CANDY KITCHEN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
FLIES fs,s7a FEET IN AIR.

vfLLACOUB1.AY. France. Sept. .5 George Legasneux. a French aeron- out. established new worlds record for altitude here today. his machine attaining a height of $500 metres us.s72. feet)
 The previous holder of the worlds altitude record was Roland c. Gar ros. who on September : ascended in a monoplane at Houlgate. France and reached a height of ls.24o feet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
REmARkAele CLOSING

Get busy and buy your winter stock of fruit. as this Is my last shipment. Just received on Northwestern the finest Jonathan apples and winesaps for the winter keepers. oranges. con- cord grapes. peaches. pears. bananas watermelons cantaloupes. celery and tomatoes.
 ROYAL. FRUIT STORE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
YOUR LAST CHANGE.

To get the best eggs for S11.60 pei case. We have les than one hun dred cases of sggs left and after they are gone it win bs impossible to ge' such nns eggs for % little money. Ths only sgy shipped and stored in cool era Get your orders In while they last. Alaslla's Best Friend.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
STEAMER ALASKA FOR ST. ~iSn.
 AEI

The steamer Alaska win saii for St. Michael. october %. carrying freight passengers and the United s.atsv mall
 To Teller uast trip) about october 24.
 For rates and particulars ,nauirs at U. &. Mercantile Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19

Last shipment Sn the Northwestern All varieties of winter apples at the Royal Fruit Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
Nome Nugget s2.oo per month.

TO GET THE NGWA That interests Alaskans you should subscribe for ihs Daily Nugget Sa.ee per month delivered
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19

Common ssnss sisiehs Nc. Fs and Ne. ss and hickory fer basks< sIsishs Presssr's Harnsss Shep. Black 6
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19

Frssh 1912 6. q w. Strawberries end Rsspbsrriss st Frsedins q eerssn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
co TO THE NORTH POLE

Babsry for the osst brseA sW1 psstry. The only Coffee Heuss is tssvn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
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l.. Standard Oil ca ls. Ssrstsns Geld Storage l$. Jehn j. sssaoo Co eff,ea- IS. ttsedavsrtsrs Saieen. 2i. Rseerdsrs' Office xs. ls~rsnos hstsl. 35. Fire Department 3l. Discovery salesn. as Yorksy's Cigar Store. q. Pacific Cold Storage Go, sAndspit -S. 1hirs Ave. and Lance Way.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19

Copy for regular advertisements must De in ey 10 o'clock on the dsy ef publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-19
PHONE. MAIN NO. ts.

Entered as second class matter. Feb %. IsVT. at the Postofiise al Nome. Alaska, under th. ACi of Congress Oi March ,. 1873
The Detroit times., 1912-01-11
Edited BY
RALPH'L. YONKER
TWO CIRCUITS FOR THE
CENTRAL LEAGUE CLUBS?
Carson Plans To Have Eastern
and Western Teams Play in
Own Territory.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Jan. 11.-Presi-
dent F. Il. Carson is busily engaged in
preparing for the meeting OF the Gen.
trail league 10 be- held at Grand Rapids,
Mich, on Jan. IL. on that date the
constitution and bylaws of the organ
ization will be amended the cities OF
Akron. Canton aud Youngstown, Ohio,
and Erie. Pa, formally admitted as
members and a deposit OF s.. 900 made
by each club with President Carson as
guarantee that the $4,000 salary limit
adopted nj Cincinnati on Jan. will
not be violated
President Carson will have several
schedules ready TO submit 10 the mag
mates, but he is confident OF the adop.
ton or his clan for schedule which
will divide the league into two cir
cults, eastern, central and western cen.
trail. until July 4, after which the east
ern clubs will invade the west and the
western clubs invade the east. Tho
schedule up TO july would consist OF
so games and after July OF ~ games.
This will give the league a schedule "
1872 games. So far as known only
Dayton and Akron are opposed TO this
schedule.
In case the magnates are unable &c
agree on a schedule at the Grand Rap.
ids meeting they will probably meet
at DAYTON about March 10 - dispose Of
the matter.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-11
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
WALLACE EARNS DRAW WITH
GLOWNEY AND SO. BEND GO
Small Sized Crowd Sees Four
Fair Bouts at Re-opening
of Windsor Club.

Az a result OF his gaining a draw
over Lou Glowney in an eight-round
20 at the Windsor Athletic club last
night. Joe Wallace has earned big
bout in South Bend with Young
Ketchel of Chicago the latter part OF
this month.
Colonel Sullivan and Fred World OF
South Bend, boxing promoters of the
Hoosier city, told Billy Rocks. who is
handling Wallace, that in the event OF
a draw with Glowney. last night.
Joey would be given place on card
in South Bend
The card at the Windsor club last
night was not OF the best and only "A
fairslzed crowd viewed Il. 1t was
planned only as a starter after the
boxing vacation after the recent ar
rests in connection with the Kelly
Shaugnnessy go. With such men as
Patsy Drouillard, Tommy Kilbance,
Charlie White and Battling Schultz,
promised in the next two weeks. the
bouts will pick up greatly.
Last nights fight was not particu-
larly fast. Glowney had little the
better OF II in the earlier part of the
go. but Wallaces gameness saved him
in the last two when he forced the
fighting all the way and won the
plaudits from the crowd. draw was
the only logical decision that could
have been given.
In the semi-finals. Johnny Prender-
CAST and Harry Brown, both of De-
troit, slash ed through six rounds with
Brown having somewhat the better OF
II. Kid Bresly, of Windsor, had Kid
Melon, OF the International Athletic
club. Detroit, at his mercy In the first
round of the second four-round pre-
liminary, and the bout was stopped
The first preliminary was draw be
tween Clarence Rocket, OF Walker
Vile. and Jack Kennedy, OF Detroit.
Tonight Wallace was scheduled 70
meet Young Baker. a Chicago Gilmore
boy, at Jackson, but his manager re-
ceived word yesterday that the bout
was of because of quarantine in the
Prison City
The Detroit times., 1912-01-11

him through his fight with Harry
Forbes and just now there is nobody
beside Jack White or Johnny kilbane
who has any show with him at all III
his class.
Attell is anxious TO annex the light
weight championship as well as the
feather, but | think that he had better
Se satisfied with what he has. lie
stands little show OF becoming great
man outside OF his class.
Abe doesn't take care OF his money
the way Wolgast does an so now ne
has 10 do all the fighting he can 10
earn the coin. He has won lots or
money but he is a great gambler and
has wasted much on eastern race
tracks.
johnny Coulon rose to success main
IL through his father. who was very
careful matchmaker and saw 70 II that
his son was perfectly trained before
he allowed him 10 work and saw TO
il further that he never had 10 take
on a man over weight He never con
coded an ounce 10 an orporent.
Coulon started boxing around chi
cage. and that-eity- Is still his home.
He began in a small way at small
clubs and fought his way through a
series OF hard fights up TO the top
notch class. His toughest fight, |
think. was the one with Tommy Scully
al Waukegan, H.. which was stopped
by the police on account OF its brutal
ity
Johnny Is very clever at the inner
points OF the game. tough fighter and
right liver
Johnson is so far above the rest OF
his class that there is no argument
for him with any OF the present
beayies, as | see II. Langford Is the
only possible runner-up Carl Morris
has lot TO learn yet before ne can
take on Johnson with any chance OF
success and Flynn isn't a good enough
fighter TO beat him.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-11
NOTRE DAME LOSES
BASKETBALL STAR

NOTRE DAME. Ind. Jan. 1.-THE
basketball team will lose the service
OF O'Neill as a first string man. He
will devote most OF his time TO train
ing for the weight events for the track
team. He is now the most reliable
point winner with the weights, and
Coach Maris needs a man badly who
can succeed Philbrook.
Granfield will continue to play at
center. O'Neill being called upon only
as substitute. Captain Kelley, OF
the football team has gone into train
ing for basketball and Is likely TO out
distance his competitors. He is fast
and accurate in throwing and will
likely make place as forward.
The basketball squad is increasing,
and. though the new material is not so
good there are several fast men
among the new corners who have a
fairly good knowledge Of the game.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-11
FRIENDSHIP AND D. A. c.
START CHAMP CONVENTIONS
Three Vets Appear in Delta
Lineup as Announced by
Manager Miller.

The first step in the state A, A. U.
basketball championship ladoer will
he climbed at the Moose Temple court
tonight by either the Friendship lodg-
ers or the ID. A. G. five, This Is the
first contest between two local basket
ball teams OF major caliber and
promises to boost Detroit's interest
in the game.
The Delta outfit makes its bow for
the season tonight.
Last year they managed 10 cop the
state honors from the Friendship
bunch. then known as the Spaldings.
but this season only three OF last
nounced by Manager Joy Miller, and
the result may be different.
The new men on the squad are
Busch, a former NJ. A, c. star cap
tain, and Hayes, an old University OF
Michigan man.
The work OF the ID. A. c. men will
he watched with particular interest.
for unless they are capable OF giving
the fast Masonic crew run, there
will be a dearth of competition among
local teams.
Friendship will use its usual line
up.
Preceding the final game the X.
KS and Windsor Colonials will mix
II. ana following them the Oaklands
and the Light Guards will try con-
illusions.
Iine-ups for tonight;
FRIENDSHIP d A G
The Detroit times., 1912-01-11
BY BILLY ROCKS.
Detrolt's Popular Referee

Detroits Popular Referee.
OF the four recognized ring cham
pions OF the world at the present time,
my favorite as fighter Is AID Wolgast.
premier OF the lightweights.
admire Abe Attell. the king OF the
feathers, as the cleverest man, in the
world today with the gloves. | like
Coulon's method Of living and his won
derful work at in-nghting that has
gained for him the bantamweight
crown, and Jack Johnson is peerless
as a heavyweight, but after all, con-
sidered from every angle. wolgast APP
peals TO me as the greatest fighter OF
the bunch.
Wolgast takes most excellent care
OF himself. As soon as he is through
with a fight he hikes back 10 his farm
at Cadillac and lives there In the open
air doing all sorts OF out-ofdoor work
and living the healthy farm life. His
only bad habit, injurious TO him as a
boxer. Is smoking.
Before Wolgast fought Owen Moran
at San Francisco July 4, Battling Mel
son told me that II was sure 10 be ali
Wolgast.
Il stood toe to toe with Wolgast for
80 rounds" said Nelson. and tried TO
outslug him and l couldn't. Then |
tried 10 outlook him and couldn't He
is the superior OF any man in the
world at his weight"
Nelson was wise. II took only thir
teen rounds to give Ad knockout
with Moran.
When Tom Jones, now Wolgast's
manager. broke with Papke a few
years ago, he said to Papke, Inside OF
a year you'll be down and out and I'll
have another champion"
Inside OF a year Papke had been
Knocked out by Ketchel and Wolgast
had put Nelson away.
Abe Attell Is the cleverest boxer in
the world. His championship fell TO