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as the Empire Petticoat Company. manu-.
f%acturer of cloaks and petticoats at
us West Twenty-seventh street ana
1G2 West Twenty-frst street, has made
an assignment to Marcus Helfand Frank
Drucker of Mr.. Hclfand's office said that
liabilities are from $4,000 30 $4,000
and assets from $4,000 TO $4,000. con
tisting of stock. $4,000: machinery. sJ,-
GOO, and balance In accounts.
ROSE AND dealer IN millinery ~ ~
Clinton street, has made an Assignment
TO Abraham A. Kot2cn.
HELLER, grocer nj c4i7 Eighth
avenue. has made an assignment 20 Ben
Jdrnin Meyers.
Bankruptcy discharges.
Judge Learned Hand In tho United
states District court yesterday granted
discharges to these bankrupts: Jules
Bony. i42 East Twen,y-scventh street. for
merry president jules Bony & 90. Inc,
furniture importers. iiahiiitics. sit7lSi:
John J. Rafferty,. contractor and truck
man. ga IVES, Ffty-second street. liahiIi.
TICS. !~?5.t74; Joseph NJ Bleyer. wholesale
street, liabilities. t"s4.5Sa; George ;. Noycs.
president Van Name Dry Goods Company.
Mount Vernon, liabilities. s3IGe&. Harry
T. Wciner. hotel Kingston. lia hilit!es s.2.-
~; Herbert T.. Suiderly,. saiesnlan.. 10.
West EiEhty-hfih street: Frederick Roes.
bach. restaurant mhragcr, 5cas sc.ord
avenue; Woicich Nalik. $40 East Four
teen:h street: HARRIS RosenwaC.h, ,,saics-
man. 81 Hroorle street; Henry y. Fisher,
painter AMI decorator. si5 Amsterdam ave-
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lighter. however. and the days receipts
we're only $50. 900 bushels. against b5evvo
q year ago. Tho visible supply ~ 2ru"vy
900 against 2S, SOC, 900 bushels in the Prev
Gus week and 80, 900. 900 a year ago.
O~ats-Buying In the market war ~
duced by the upturn IN other grain 1855
reports were that rains came. 700 49,
help the crop. Part OF the demand VI
terday was against salcs Of corn, p'eerr,n'
being undore. Cash markets were NJ.
visible supply totaled 1s.oOo.ooo nusne,
aga.ns, Is 500, 900 in the previous "eeN
Provi,tonsVEarl advances were based
on an upturn OF zoe. In hog r.'c,S,
and strength In grain. 'rouuc,,on'
larger hog receipts and proht '"h'"h
suited in a Iatc reaction.
Chicago pricps.
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The Rubber Goods Manufacturers
Company reports for tho yea cnda,
December 81. 1915. earnings of secs-
IA. as compared with S2,soi6s6
1874. Total income VA Sg,1iIGsr
against $2,946,29 The net rr,,A
amounted to s1.330,1ss. as comp,rd
with ~s2.193.2io The surplus ac,,r d,.
idends wds sGl.13i. against Sig..36. Tho
total surplus of the company ns o.,
December 81, 1915. was se.OsiT7s. a.,
compared with s?,003.oi2 on December
81, 1914.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


StpREME COURT. COUNTY or &rn
fORK. MARIA l.. N~ANDERPOEl. rl!
I'm. asains: LEWIS KRrLEWirCt /,
Betsy Kru!ewitch. his wife. ana u.h,..
D~ttsndants. In pursuance % 4 Jusruer.
o. iSrecI9sure and sale. made ar4. ".e'''
IN the above entitled action. hss .ra o.
the tenth day OF January, 49,. .
dHrslrned. the Referee In sad 80.
named. VIII sell at public aut 700 %
hlsh":t hlddar. At the ENchanG S4...
II Manhat.an' S @; %s sE;rec, !" -"
~ The County OF New YORK. on t.s .'s go.
o, Apri'' iSis. .; :: geek 500 ~ -
rrsm'i 2y ' dirsc,ta :: BY p ,a,&' jAaaas ,5',.'. !, 3:
500 and therein described ~ g '1v-' =,
,r III ,'rtain ~; ri"ces or psr''s "'''
%,hereon erected. s'ua:c' lynx ...:
In tho Borough 90 Manhat,.n. a.. -
'oun'y Of New York. and bouraei AMI e.
which T. tho irtersoc;iou - tho ,,-.s.
,~,ssteriy 90 MAJ 81 Birmingham S'-e.. rr.
MfG'son street and running 'l.,ro c-,-'r-.r
..P.E nc north.riy ed" Of Ma -". $50
!n!r'S-se,"n ZEE; SIX inches - the e,.'s
man il-i. IN 'hc Resi.'e-', urcs' f--~r
a. man 80 'i"nry Hutsc,'. Fam Al -.-.
hlnE .h"ncn r"rthcrly along tA- wss'A-
~. ~ OF SO .igh,y-tNo foot. than,. 49,
sn1 street twenty-five foo, ~ 'ro vr.e-s
~" "r I'm" OF .ot numr"- 80 ~ -.
ane "'s',f side Of said lo' ur1h'r -
'isH'"'h ''H' - 'hH sou'hsdStc-y cotns- -
~ hnn1i"r 80 oN aforesaid mar AMI
tl'frN "'e'"r'' along IN" ~oI'ho! 90
S'Hl ut -.H ''cU'HrHNc f..t. vht,N . Il,
y 80 ~" roe iIn' ~ lot NUM- ar G5g = go. tf.
th'hre hur'h"rly along tho western -.. ~
s'1l TO- number go ffty-cight f,s' % ne
S"hlhehs'"rly corner Of lot nufnt"- : Of. I,
certain map entitled Man ~ rrnrl.fr -
J"hh NhrchaW, which man il ,nr.>rt .
. GER tin l!h,r Of Conveyance ., rs.
-" He'd In tho oflce OF the lsglS'.r ~ n.
NV county ana state % New york ~
'H"l'~ running westerly an a'p'. -
r..I' merry In" n tho suil lp' ru-Ue-
hlr'N ven foot sis inches 20 tho . story
Ih' OF Birmingham S're"': and '..'..
NoI'n"-F along tn" castor SIDE - -.
n'Eht'm Sfr""t ono huudro! TO. ''t,
',fhf .'"'' 10 The point or place - f,--.
i'nc' Pc n" said several aie.trros r.a-. ~
"S. being now known D., 'ha \r-Ho-s
~. 10 and IL Birmingham S''ce' and
.umncrs '3' and 1925 Ntfi-'r S'-s-' q,
~ thorough Of Manhattan. Cl'v 90. Ns-
l"'k together with tho appu-'opgr..- o.
a IN" estate and iEh'v - sail r.e,.
,M'u,IWr,h and Betsy kru,'wi'rh g. ar'
Dated; New .Yo-'i, March nm. ','s
LIN SHEPPARD ,rI o. r.s -e.
Nht.IIN NNiATT. A'.s.Ics ..- 3. .~.
Nm ~ W.. Sirr"'. Rl'rlr. ~ .',-
uhat'in, Now Work. =
TN. f".oN|nr f. a ditrrur = -'s --r
''' 70 %" sold, 10 S'rc"' 1855. .-r
,S' 10 ana - R~irr'prA,u s.-.-'
'E9 and l@9'e Nnalsou S'rrn. 90.
yorr"sh OF Manhattan, 90 the 60 49,
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FRIEDMAN, ANDREW. In pr. ..-.s
OF an order ut Honorable lphu T. o. %.
a Surrus4tr - tho County - S.. =
NOTICE h. hereby given I, a| .
haNlus ,'htm> against Anl''Hv .. .IL
lat. ~ she GUN of S,N rA. .., t
10 present N, same with vp.,.n p
90 IN. subscribers, ~ the a." - .'...--.
helmet, lu'"rInN"r n MARSHA go
S,rr,l. Co. The Rrrough - Ma ..
OF y ~ YORK, on or hnfn-o Use ..'h
Jul. 1910 Dated. New Nor. o..
O. Dec, Nuhor, 1915 WAIIE.r . ..H
MAS. SAMUEL l-STEKNNI' ,L-
ANTY TRUST COMPANY Os %E" 't.t
Executors.
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The Miami Copper Company has d,
clared a quarterly dividend ~ ST..
which compares with sl.a pad in ,h
previous quarter. The dividend Is r,,.
able May IL to stock Of record Ma, !
1915.
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1t was announced yesterday by In
eerests close TO the Chevrolet Motor Car
Company that the company has a sched-
uled output ~ 5000 cars for this month
and that the total FOR 1916 Is expected
20 reach ~ 400. The now
mas Az average" output If 800 cars a
DAY. For tho year ended August, 1913,
She output was but 10000 cars.
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nue.. Charles Meyer. s2ss Seventh avcnu.
Wolf Rothberg 4 Bloom, cloak manut,..
turers. 81 West Twenty.eishth street. a.
briel Breuer. aprons, IL West Fourth SEQ.
and Wcingart & Wechsier, furS. ITO w..
Thirticth street. liabilities 1855
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


rt ,yiA an actress living a. 10
West 10ist street. has hied u ieIl,'"n,
liabilities. si.ji5 to seven CREDITORS To
assets, The largest creditors are u
Tngel $500: Lee Shuhert. 1900, ana 'he
Jos.ph Company. s2.J.
CHARLES CARLuCCi. haket, o., o." oah
street. has filed "A petition H'o'''''es'
AHTHuR J. LEwIs--A petition has been
Sied against Arthur j Lewis. iew"ller'
It4O broadway, By Edwin X lo'nhiH
son. for $1,000. on AZ as.lrnincnt Gain
from Tho Cent-a-drfnk Filters 'onlphnN'
Inc. for rent. II was allec"n 'h't ~
transferred some Of his property.
CompOsition Confirmed.
~ y ROWE < rO.-,fudge Learned. Hand
has confirmed n competition OF hifl'E
\ Rowe, trading a. " y. Rowe " -
fruit and produce commission Az -"
Nest street. win creditors at y" cent,
ON tho dollar, payable 90 cents cash anu
AZ cents IN notes. Liabilities VIZ" 49,
C:F. -
lack DpOZNAtER. manufacture ot
waists and dresses AZ - West mir
eighth street. has fled schedules showing
liabilities s2a5 and assets. f>.a'b, con
.s,inr Of cash. s7.iGS, in 'ho hands OF
SpFRANSkI BROS IN', cloak lnanuiao-
'urora 49, - West Thirty frst street. ma
Mod -,hcdul,s showing liabilities s'.1'''
aud tsse's SEQ. consisting o' n"''~'
t..ds: stock. 5000. u'Ch.n.tY ana hN-
fIrp.. g.. 600. aud accounts, f.'.h
Assignments.
LOFTS SHAPIRO. trading rs ia" Ani"ri-
can cloak and suit 'ompnnN. ana as"
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. April 3.-Sevcral Stoke in the
mining group adv anced. Among these were
American Zinc. Butte and Superior, North
Butte, st Mays and Osceola. Atlantic.
s,iulf and West Indies common gained = point.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April s.. Pennsylvania Water
AMI Power sold ~ ~, M III Consolidated
Power and the various oil stocks improved
slightly Tho ummary
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

.P~IT1SBIRG. April a-WindOw Glass Ma,
chine preferred gained Q points and Tho com on
mon q Columbia Gas and Electric was n
shade lower The "
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Aprll THE market wa.
quiet and steady. Buffalo and Susauehanna
common, Brill. American Railways and Phila.
d'lphli Traction we're higher. The sum
mar
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ii;rnrSA!.S rpE MOTORCYCLES
oni,c Depot . NJ. Army iiuiluius. Sow
f"rk cry sealed proposals vii, be- 70
rciNrl hero ur,l ~ a. IA, Npril .. ial,. Tor
futnlshi.E, ou" iN tWtuti. $50 pa..,L, B.
motor. vci"f 10Y 'u.'iC H'.'r (. .lynr. "a.
"niI"'I for hctur" June 20, 1915. Suelur.-
tlons mt> Ice obtained 1T ArmS Bu lIlrs
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mar WNSTFD-iIMNI

I~>pERlE\, Ed Ho'kt.
~. ir,hr and willing Of tNu-
u' hoot- Npti' Immediately IS. LH'"N
Rl.Iii g. 5ih ANc,
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The Pennsylvania Steel Company has
placed an order for another ore boat
to TO constructed at the Sparrows Point
yard OF the MaNrland Steel Company,
to be utilized in carrying ore from
Cuba. This makes three boats that
are now under contract for this SER
vice. There are rumors that tho ca
pacity OF the Maryland shipways il TO
be increased in the near future and IL
also seems probable that provision may
be mad FOR a plate mill at that point.
There are also umor hat the Bethl.-
hem steel Company will have boats
constructed by the Maryland company
as soon as feasible.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ChlcaE" and Eastern Illinois Railroad
reports TO IN" Interstate C,mntar.' COM.
mission for February:
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HOTEL


Occupying cutirc h'nrL 81 u,.,g front. 'l
tn" Fashionable Cte',c, -..'',n. a,n bod
chambers with private httu- tf--A tuI
sea vaterl. HtEI p't-~ uf...-t-t. ..,l..
grin. ~. fr' u'h ,a'r-. G.t" r.NIprr.
Autos meet train. Upukl'' up.l ,. y.t
j p ~TiIpNFSb% \ 90
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shipments are sim being made on
wire products sold at 10 cents a pound
and on wire nails sold at $l.>5 a kcg.
Some OF tho plants of the American
steel and Wire Company are FIVE
months behind ON shipments on ON
tracts for wire products m various en-
pedients are being rcsortcd TO 10 in
crease distribution. such as shifting or
ders from one plant 10 another. h
means that shipments must Ice made TO
Consumers outside of the natural terri
tory served by the mills. one such in
stance IL the shipment OF wire from
Worcester. Mass, TO Niles. ohio, last
week.
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The Cincinnati. Hamilton and ntNtor.
EaiIwaH reports 10 the Interstate Com
mere" Commission f"r fehruarNt
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RIVE LINE
TO BOSTON So

~ 900 f.. ~ Music. '
>"w London '\"rwi'n line. s'-s. w..
'ic~ a. : Il; - Houston -. wn,k I,,.
u.y, ~ !, NJ I.'f a. l.. Il. 4, L. .:i
Sew Haven line. s'r~ ". ric- %. T. II
. C.,h'f.H' -, wr,E a,t,> only, 200 II
4 p.t- -. 81. T. ""i 80. ".'t g. ".
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SPRING RESORTS.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va.
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The Seabourl AIR Line will receive
bids on Agril i on the construction Of
repair shops at Howell. Ga. requiring
about 2j0 tons Of structural steel Nc-
cordiug to reports from Chicago. the
Missouri Pacific Railroad has placed a
contract for to. instead ~ 30. loromo-
'ives, RI" -. LOUIS and Southwestern
= reported TO have bought 20 on-tnes.
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assignments

LOFTS SHAPIRO. trading ms ia" Ani"ri-
can cloak and sat company. ana as"
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ship builders. as near as can be de-
tcrmined. booked contracts for twenty
one boats in March. the latest of which
covers three freight boats to he con-
structed by the Harlan d Iiollingworth
Corporation Of Wilmington. Del. for the
United Fruit Company. Each a will
require about 1000 tons of steel plates
and shapes and delivery is promised In
June. september and December. 1917.
Since January American shipyards have
taken contracts for sixty-six boats, re-
quiring about :60.00o tons Of steel. a
large portion OF which will be furnished
by the United states Steel Corporation
subsidiaries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04

Commissioners OF tho no,rd ut Water Sr,,Iv
GEuliGE FEATIiEESTrNE S,,r,t,. -
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DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE AND
ATLANTIC.

Tho Duluth, south Shore and Atlantic
Railway Company reports for fcbrutry:
1915 1915.
Operating rcvrnue. s.Sf,3Si s.4l,.tI
Net oprr. revenue. 81: iot 3t.3tl
From July !;
Operating revenue s.2si. $50 l,h3o or
Net oper revenue Gis,alH HiS1lI
BUFFALO. stSQrEHANNN y
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The vandalia Railroad Company reports
for tho year ended December ~ last a.
follows: lnla. Changes.
Total "pcr. rev, sii,+aI, 20 Inc, sara, aoI
Total oper, exp. S,I0A, l5D Dec. llI, aOI
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INC NY OT TTTTEtTNlTI, WHICH TUT UWV
inquiries for two small highway bridges
of the Strauss type some time since,
has received bids from only two gem
eral contractors, Most Of the bridge
builders are too busy to even maxi an
effort to secure contracts for moving
bridges. The Discrimination to take such
work, however. seems 10 he due mainly
10 the difficulty of securing reasonable
prices for the shipment of machinery.
Manufacturers Of electrical equipment for
moving bridges report very few orders
since January I.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27

One of the most unique and
thoroughly enjoyable affairs of
the season was on the afternoon
of April 18th when Mrs. D. F.
Morgan entertained the LaNier
Club. This being the regular
social meeting many novel ideas
were introduced by the charming
hostess.
After short business session
the guests were given a hint of
coming events by hearing the
familiar song School Days" be-
ing sung in an adjoining room.
After which all wer5 ushered in
to the library which was con-
verted into a school room, The
pupils were first requested to
draw a map Of Mississippi, locat-
ing Okolona, next a test in
English, which consisted of writ
ing an original poem, then an
old time spelling match. After
this rigid examination recess
was announced and a delicious
lunch, consisting of many spring
dainties, placed in paste board
buckets. was handed to each,
and then fun, frolic and feasting
was INDUCED in. Next on the
program came the Friday after
noon" speeches, after which the
awarding of the prizes by the
judges, Misses Helen Owen,
Hilary Ward and Annie Miller.
The prizes were presented as
follows: For the best map, Mrs.
Donaldson; the best poem, Mrs.
Allen; and Mrs. Rosenbaum re-
ceived the prize for the speech.
At late hour school was
dismissed and each went their
way with sweet memories of
their childhood
School days, School days,
Dear old golden rule days;
Reading and writing and 'rith-
metic
Taught to the tune of hickory
stick" etc., etc.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
ANOTHER OKOLONA CASE.
II Proves That There's a Way oui
for Many Suffering okoIona Folks.

II Proves That There's Way oui
for Many Suffering okoIona Folks.
Just another report of a case in
Okolona. Another typical case. Kid
ney ailments relieved in Okolona with
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Mrs. M. H. Frey, 215 South St, Ok
olona, says: Il was worn out and
didn't have any energy to do any
thing. My back seemed to give out
and ! didn't have a Bit of strength in
1t. | think my condition was brought
on by malaria and drinking bad wa
ter. | had headaches and trouble
with my kidneys. l doctored for three
months but didn't get any better. l
also tried different kidney medicines,
but they did IRE no good. Not until
| used Deans Kidney Pills. did | find
help. A few doses relieved me and
continued use made me well. have
been in good heath ever since"
Price soc. al all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask Tor a Kid icy remedy-eet
Deans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Frey had Foster MiIburn Co.
Props. Buffalo. N. Y.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
Dogs Privilege Restricted


That the law no longer comedies
that a dog is entitled to one bite is
held in Legault vs.. Malacker before
the supreme court of Wisconsin. in
which a father sued for damages for
the death of his sen, who died from
wounds caused by the defendant dog.
The trial court sustained demurrer
to the complaint, but in reversing the
decision the supreme court said.
Where a complaint alleges that a d sg
attacked and wounded a person mae
ct the time was where he might law
fully be and in the exercise of erdi
nary care it is unnecessary to &c
further and allege that the dog was
vicious or mischievous Such a dug
Is necessarily vicious, and a separate
allegation to that effect is unneces.
sary. The law no longer allows a dog
his first bite as was said to be the
case before the passage OF the Jaw
abolishing proof Of scienter.'
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27

to get better and am now well. am
stout and able to do my own Homework.
l can recommend the Vegetable Com
pound to any woman who is sick and
run down as a wonderful strength and
health restorer. My husband says
would have been in my grave ere this
if it had not been for your Vegetable
Compound. Mrs. BLANCHE JEFFER-
SON, 7O3 Lyon ST., Des Moines, Iowa.
Before submitting to surgical opera
ton it is wise to try to build up the
female system and cure its derange-
ments with Lydia E. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound; it has saved many
women from surgical operations.
Write to the Lydia e. Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, for
advice]t viii be confidential.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
Care of the Feet.

This is the time Of year when many
people wear low shoes as a matter of
necessity and of comfort. For the in.
dividual who is annoyed with excess.
i've perspiration, or the sensitiyeness
that comes from our alkali dust, the
formula used in the German army for
sweating and sore" feet Is helpful.
This Is as follows: Salicylic acid.
three parts; magnesium silicate. 81
parts, any bland powder to make 100
carts. II you are a tenderfoot and
can arrange the time at noon, hot
scapy foot bath, fresh stockings and
lifferent shoes add greatly to ones
comfort.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
Why Have chiIIs and Fever?

Plantation" Chill Tonic is
guaranteed and will do the work
in a week. Your money cheer
fully refunded by dealers il It.
fails after giving it a prcrer
trial. Price Soc. adv.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
In Need Of q Rest

Does your boy take kindly to farm
life. now that he has finished col.
lege?"
oh, yes" replied Farmer Cobbles
He says that after the strenuous four
years he's been through, it's a pleas
ure to loaf around home and watch
the hired men at work"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27

There was company In the parlor.
and little Marjorie. overheard. listen
ed longingly to the sounds of fun and
laughter that from time to time float
ed up to her chamber When. by and
by. her mother came in for last
look and kiss, she found her darling
wide awake and reproachful ooh.
mamma" was the unexpected excla-
nation Of the small maiden. i've been
30 lonely, lying here all alone, while
you were having such q liberal time
downstairs"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
HUSBAND OBJECTS
TO OPERATION
Wife Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkhan's Vegetable
Compound
Des Moines, Iowa. =" Four years ago
/ was very sick and my life was nearly

spent. The doctors
stated that / would
never get well with
o ut a n operation
and that without it
/ would not live one
year. My husband
o bjected to any
operation and got
me some of Lydia E.
Pinkham's vegeta-
BILE Compound. / took
it and commenced
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
Worst Is Yet to Come.

Mrs, Gotham-I see it said that the
roar of the lion can be heard farther
than any other noise made by living
creature.
Mr. Gotham hope to gracious
they won't get any photograph rec
brds of them, then
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
unhesItatina Choice.

(which do you enjoy more, pictures
Or literature?'
Literature replied Mr. Cumrox,
firmly "In my opinion most of these
funny pictures wouldn't be anything
at all without the readin' that goes
with EN-"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
Hard.

Church-In all buildings in Cologne,
Mcept seNarate residences of not more
than two stories, concrete or iron
stairways are required by law.
Gotham--I should think wooden
stairways We're hard enough when il
comes to falling down.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
The Other Side.

What do you think? l saw fell
low the other day who was wearing
wrist watch on his ankle"
Then you can safely gamble on
the fact that he hasn't brains enough
20 enable him to foot til BILL"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
HIs Observation.

She-Do you believe that bleaching
the hair ever drives people insaneg
He-Sure thing. Why. know Two
~ three fellows who are crazy over
h1eached blondes.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27

why 80 c'af-'~ making inquiries
rs to which % the young men she was
going to meet owned automobiles?"
Il s''rrose she indorses this new
science o. preparedness"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
Between AutoIsts.

Can / give you a lift?" asked the
sympathetic motorist of the man who
vas underneath his car
You might lend me a LITTER" an.
swered the other. MY jack won't
work"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
An InsInuation.

Scribbles-I say. old chap, the first
edition Of my book is entirely ex.
hAusted.
Dribbles-WeIl, hope your friends
appreciate your generosity.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
One Reason.

One Reason.
4 have discovered" remarked the
old codger, lone reason why political
parties, clubs, societies and organiza.
lions fail to keep intact"
"Why?" asked the youthful seeker
after knowledge.
Il just told you" said the old codger.
They fail to keep in tact. Judge.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27

TO what do you ascribe the fact
q that musical comedy's having such
m old and ugly chorus?"
ITO the fact that the peach crop
must have failed
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
DR.. B. F. Jackson, Celebrated
Physician

HANDED down to posterity his
famous prescription for female
troubles. Now sold under the
name Of. "Femenina. Price SOC
and Si.00 adv.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-04-27
Wonderful Alaskan poo.

The principal means Of transporta.
ton In Alaska is dog sleds. A good
dog is worth $3.50 to $500. He has
wonderful endurance and can 1--we on
Alaskan atmosphere.