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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
New York lands.

New YORK LANDS.
PROFIT a reality, not promise, : cows.
team hens. 80 acres, good buildings.
y con 20 cows. team, tools. elaborate
buildings. go acres. $50 per acre Write
for photos. r. Munhon, 2t26 g. Salina
81 aNraailan a "
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
Cleanup Lot Sale
PRICES CUT $50

HRICES COl 1910
The a number o OF omahas better
residence additions determined 10 dispose Of their
property this city and In order TO do
have instructed sell these lots such attractive prices
and forms make them quickly.
Prices Of all unsold Lots in
this addition being
cut % per cent, regardless
Of location improve
ments.
Easy Terms
reasonable first payment cash and
from $500 to 5000 per month.
in he of lots that they
a reduction OF from 800 TO 1926 less than
the other this addition have been bought for during
tho year
al established grade There cement
walks. eurblng and CUTTERS city water and eas blue
fine the parkings and the streets
bouleyarded. All tho above improvements paid for
There il a fine newly paved leading this
addition there also good street service
There ares Of already built and oc
cupied and being built
This is big opportunity, but you'll have TO act quick,
for there are only few lots remaining in this addition
below and bring n 10 1902 FaTnam 81
TO day day and Sunday, April a.
II You can't this to 2612 NJ
d. Sunday, April ~. sunday, April 49,
H. p. Wright
ADDREss-t7o2 Phone Douglas 1926
ADDREss2512 North 4sth st., Sundays Phone Walnut ss2
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

nssa psa was, "A, ~ rfett -
lhssa &C. ssaallA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

Fttihn AZ asfn Nnf iai0is.i faisssfssa
tsfaf raar ffsa tifHhaf NfEa ta4a
tNes tee 80 an tssF 81
A. taM tFiH
e. ANNt Has alfalfa sra'a sai a.
Aft Wlfs ifm NiaAfN naa IS 81
Ni aaWHa AWN ai tt ts Us
~ fNH trWN k.tt WNNN
fNa Mus ~ HHa Wtlsaa
tlti NAmA uAa lmAHa Aeh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
yest.

But don't expect too much from y house
when you d0nt know what ~ between
the walls, don't build al the we'll
built homes. but al ! 90 build are well
built Phone Benson l2z. " y Trpl-
liDRef,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

WE'LL IMPROVED FARM AND
EQUIPMENT

" LII IMTTFIINTIl TNTtNI MD
EQUIPMENT
II horses, cows I calves, 10 brood
sowA 80 chickens, incubatorH, gang
pldBa, corn ploWs, seeder, binder, corn
planter, mowers disc drag, walking
pillow. tanning mill wagons, manure
epfender 3 sets harness and Interest IN
equity elevator. go ncrcs, 2M acres un-
der pillow, balance pasture and hay lind
soil rich black loan, on clay huhsoil,
7fo0m house. large barn, Eranarlos,
chicken house, hog house and well o.
good water Located . mlleA from a
town Of 200 In Ransom county, the
extreme southeastern part ~ North Da-
k0ta Price, including personal prop
cttE. flb an acre for quick deal on ar-
count of sickness John w Norton
Company, ib5 shubert Hldg., 80 Paul,
MINI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

k0lATkH rAkk BUNGALOW.
Ne haEa inat listed one of tho finest
haHua Ia this addition 3 rooms and
haih "a first floor with attic entirely
fiHiHheH nHk finish throughout
hfamFh ceilings huiltsln fireplace,
aanllai e. E haWe shown HnF time
tANNE iAkNhfMtNr COMPANY.
Omaha SAT NaHk Nldf ~ frsl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
Rooms wanieo

YOU People WHO HENT Rooms.
CALL THE pBE WANT An DEPT
and find out all about tbs FUHNfBltED
ROOM GUIDE IT'S b plan that IN
helping many people fent their homes.
MAN, wife ana grown son want room
and board connecting rooms " p0sala
be, prefer private family, want s0nies
Thing good Harvey MA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES
90 AcnEs, sheridan 90. lm acrsa IN,
der pillow, 10 alfalfa, i0sa fall rye wnlia,
windmlls. storage aud drinking tanks.
fenced. cross fenced two good houses,
Eond iarRr barn every other necessary
puihuildina ON iH GOOD repair this
ranch well EfHRaed mnatT with buffalo
Frass owner widow, ran't run, give
Immediate pos,sssssaian Eteat chance far
a. pay down fn bHf thia fins ranch ON
very easY trrua. aud ktt 8 start fuf
himself Nr Wtl taha ID good clear els
properly AZ part pafmsnt
SIS, a n n MONTGOMERY.
"a Omaha Natieusl
Youn ford car a. flgat payment an thls
HtN hfuam maaeFu huHeaI6N full
tasruanl, fifnaeH iFln# and AiHing
fuom ln Nah lRnalni sells lafka AID
gnmlaHaNle foali@ hasH nafmenla an
- uuuhEH 4 fAut
n NV - hhsiins nlaH
NtWHAAY. UnttMqN
~ eeFea twa miiea fgHR pallfaaA ana
KrNami ant mm fhn iHHaM fl.NhM8F
AhaHF Wv MHfNA ear ~ ihfMae ahd fEa
tMlAlt n 90 r#AtaW WWa faka
tmshs HNWnf fFaft faf t6M AT
ans NagtkANH Mhaf HshA NaH
lNilA " hAhnNW kefllas Nids
TitNEW aattaeHs. fHt.K Hat taasa IA
NsRi ffHhl, eht hat HfHak HFf fMmfma
nl umahs cal IL fa8sH aaaae. kath
safa8H ra ifs HaA NaaNaN fHafta
NJ "a HaNsa ~ ~ faaW lafN haII.s
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1aHhaH p.aiit -
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fsA f n ZEN 81 afaH = fssf
uHNh 81 taka ttfeaf aail aEth 4 -
ISL. iaIl 81 al d. ell ftsaa fsas
.fHgsf AaWnta HH1 sslan a4s8
"a nsa n1s Esasfss sni
WANTED lAhnKH HanRE
HaHn ata. hfWafaft 4a s att aas
tmt lth NN1 Mm H
m0 NNER
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hf tia 6Het8 ks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
H0TEILs

ToTEL BAHFONB. HOTEL BARLEY.
18th and Fnrnnm. 30th ana rhrnafn.
special Rates ~ Permanent Guests.
SAVOY HOTEL 10TH ana Jackson Sta,
Clean, modern, comfortable rooms ~
moderate prices.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

ron sAf.E-BY OWNER.
Five thousand acres black bottom
lands iueahnustlbe fertility. nix miles
from railroad covered with fair Dual
ify oak and ash timber; on Trinity
river e4Ht Texas AiHo two saw mills
and control Of nifty million feet Of hard
wood stumpage Address Jno W
Owner
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
HoRSES-LIvESToCK.vEHI CLES

E0F Nates
60 CARLOADS
or
HAY
FROM 40 TO 800 PER TON
A. w. WAGNER,
PHONE DOUGLAS il42. sOl N. 18TH ST
AZ ! am leaving the city. viii sell four.
yearsold mare, Weighing 300. one pair
Of horses, 7 and years old cost 1910
one year ago. weigh 1900. Three sets
Of double harness., almost new TOP
buggy good delivery wagon. must self
al great sacrifice for cash IN taken
away at once Inquire residence. Nis
Douglas 81.
HARNESS, RADbLEs AND TRUNKS.
We mako them ourselves and sell them
direct 10 the consumer. Why pay two
profits for inferior goods when you can
get high grade goods at first coHt2
ALFRED CORNISH A. co,
1910 Farnaln 81, Omaha.
HORSE. years old. vi 100 lbs. horse,
I years old, vt. 800 lbs, suitable for
farm or city use, IN good condition
VIII sell at great sacrifice aB I have
lost my husband. Call residence. 2fJ
Lengenworth.
HAY 90 ton. A. w Wagner. soi N. iG.
TWO good milk cows. a0th and Boit Lane.
at Atehison'a coal yard, or call Col
fax 1872
ONE good sound ,2O-lb workhorse, coal
yard. 2ol2 iehVenWorth. Douglas 9sl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

WE HAVE OTHERS
SEE OUR COMPLETE PRINTED List
BEFORE RENTING
PORTER e. SHOTWELB,
offices with

Offiees WIN
American Security Co,
Dz 3. 18th g. Douglas B0i5
sts M "a a. ms a. Moe 4 ,l,,,,
ant. 81. Louis brick "a door. dood
condition.
ilb,@-ii6g 30. 9Th st.. nice f-room lst
floor apartment. mod, good condla
ION These arc very so"d Tor me
money
th,gl- w 70. I'm ~, s2,2shl broom
,'',i,dn ,n,,dlat,ie, iii,
ft a,,1 ,,o,'v goo,i hat,se a..
Ie ', menev "'' " wig e''' ''''7 'V'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

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HWHsf WI F Hstn Eatf iaGNfa
- AHF'is H'A nsHe Ara
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ian salse 6 iaa Miiaf Yatk. lat
sass ~ aatftsf. itt N.it ksil
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at Hsfa t % eNl uHi Wth aa
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
Good Home
Very Little Cash

Five room cottage with bath, large
tot fine HhfuhhhrY and fruit trees.
Price $50 Located il0i North geth 30
Norris a. Norris,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
FARM AND RANCH LANDS

taWs Lsaas,
10 ACnE improved iawa fafn. milas
seed town clear ol m1ftassF. an level
farm land lNlfo $50 paf Rrra NNf
,af' fs,'as't @ pft, ta1,t3 CI9ls
81 ACntH senU 0oll.na land keairfn
lHwa We'll lWptufeA InN haf lu sfaH5
fiA pff aefe fhaa tHmptfIt hteline
1868
Hisslsstppi i.anas
M vow Mant tniua ted fng raar
miWHNF Me nnW 8ltn kuA 600 F8E hH
hfaApl lntaaiNieWl thht lhtft = ln iaaa
absolutely a9fu
w n Smith Go,
rtN Nallaual WRns Whs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

FA1tMa. acreage ana city properly Tor
sale and exchange. g. ". Combs 10
Hrandeia TheAtsr BIDS Doug asi6
DOUGLAS county farm, 2b miles from
Waterloo Neb Phone coifhx 1925. 1904
Gust. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
GREAT BARGAIN

We'll faHlrfa mgasfn cottage. fltl %.
mani hsaaiHqui. hea0tlill faTd hpa-
piai Inducements tat FAHR AZ nanaF Ia
laaslna giit fui WebaieF ~
Ht&N2lf Ola titAliUE FAnk Wl NaA
NatM NA Htht fNifa ant hath
$50 fab finish dining WNm NaHnied Y
sasHs additional faH iN ilNisafi an affr
Ent silt8 k4Ht fg8Hl WHaHiifai shade
HaA tsANeaH tlWaE tA
Mt AkTEHi AiHtalaw lHsi nnlflrl.
gWHE mt 56t#H fNiMH Hh4 HlMNiuaA
H# fg8 #mH HtrFlRg UFkeM tM iIm
tsh haa& tMM hlMa WAhlNNt Mt
kaHNH8aNt h#st Ni#WNiMN aN# f0Haa
tiE lh sfA 4ahHf Waf Att
HpnlAt hAhtAtN
AeaeM ealiAHH tWiiHN aaN Natsg, "a
a t#k q tHfM'a W san Wf Nafa
III mNNFNf7K.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES

CAN sell or exchange anything you hays
10 offer g. j. Canaan. McCarne hidE
230-A FARM, close In. to exchange To
land a Trumbull. fg Bee y. 670I.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-31

%. 9c5. Sic Sr~iebensuotc bes Brds
iihentcu &illpu errcgt in 2urbou 9cs
ltiir5ung.
Enthusiastically Earring mug iciuc
am MprgeH %gentacbtc N%lisIcgung ber
Srieoensnote oesYrdiibeutcu am Hod,s
nlittag ipibcrrufeu.
%. 9e5. Sic Nlliien perbcn in Der
SobruSid)u BON Seutltcn. 9uImecn
uno Siirfet geidlagen unh nadb Eors
iIocn 5urildgetricben.
Auiliidle gusrifie in Sen @alofar=
patben ntgeldlaaen.
"a. Seq. 9csinn Ser Sdfaht bel
Mimnif : Cara in Ser HurotpcIts@de
Ser 8alaehei.
26. Seq. Ser Sdnpei5er 8unbcsrdtb
ridtet an Sic frie9fibrenSen glddfc
cine Der Eraliaent billions dbnIide
S~ricbensnote.
81. Seq. Geutld)lanb bc~anttpurtct
Irdlioent 8ilIon's Note. Sdlagt ioz
fnrtiaen Suiammentritt eincr Sric<
~bcnsfonferen8 nor.
l. Sieg Ser &crbiinbeten an Ser Balm
bon 9ll5eu nad graila. $500 Nulen
gefansen.
IS. Sea. GROCER sies Salfenhapns
Bel 8imnif Sara nad fiinftadsiscr
Sdladt.
2aupmirtbidoftlidc @unbcs : arez
Dit 9anfen in IL StaSteu etablirt.
80. Sea. S~alfenbabn riieft ouf Soc
lani por. @roBer Sieg MafenIer5. Sic
9eIehiebuug 8ratla5 bea!nnt.
80. Seq. Geutlhe mb Sclterrcider
b%rinecn burd) Die Gdiic Scr 8albfarz
patben in Die Ddplbalt ein.
81. 9e5. Sic Illiirten ic6nen Den
Sricocnsporidla9 Seutiblanos nl,o
|ciucr &erbiinbeten ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-31
@armer MAIDEN ai,ber seisbar.

8enn gller @ino I'M G9laIe oufz
idreit. nerbos, lbtpdbIin nnb llnmifz
mertiam lit. mag es oas Spfer bon
8iirmern fem. 8eginnt bic 8ebanoz
lung foslei6 nit &idapoo 8orm Gil
Ter. 9ieies ganbp : 2agirmitteI in
gabletten : Sorm t5btet Sic Biirmer
nnb cntfernt iie ldnell nnb Ieibt. CIR
.lalbt nibt, BOB Cures 2ixSes gnts
ipidlung bitr6 ~forteeieete 1lntergraz
buns Ieiner 2ebensfraft busd @iirmer
sltriidseiett miro. !6olt aidapoo
@prm- Siler bon ghrcn 9rosilten.
5s5c: (Ana.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-31
aiininsrbonorare
Sd,pn por mclr als $50 Sa6rcu purbet
ip(dlc BON boben getrdscn bcsablt.

~ " SNtAuySh p.1uults
Mm ipridt unb id)reibt immer
uno INNER pieber unb ntht phne
cine gentle 8eredtisuns = bon DEN
maBloIen, tets ii9 iteisernoen petit
1idren IniprIden unlerer 8iibnens
sroben uno betradtet bieIe Mnfprbe=
rungen on Die 8lbnsnleiter ols cine
Musgeburt Der Neu3ett, ais etipus nod
ME 9a9epeienes. Dies lit Elm SIR
tum. Mud bierin gilt oas Wprt oes
often Beiien: .Ridts Neues unter
Der Sonne", ocnn bereits Dor anz
bertbalb Sa6rbunoerten, ia nod frii=
Der, purben aiinIiIerfonorore sefor=
bert uno seaablt, bic, lpenn mir ben
oamaltgen @ert bes @elbes urb oie
gillisteit Der 2ebeas5ebiirfntHe ins
Muge failen, ben teutigen ni1t na9=
iteben. SIS lou bier nidt bon ben groz
ben 9oftbeatern geiproden lperbsn,
oeren 5errlaer l1n1ummen fir bic
bon i6nen berongescsenen @anser,
Sanger uno Muiiter ~psruusgabten,
rtein, au9 fleine uno tlein1te Sofe
trteben cuff bic lem @ebiete cine Der
I9penbung, Die i'll Sen meiiten sydaen
bic arafte 0es 2unbes unb tire reau=
sldrm G%innabmen melt iberftieg.
@don 8arl gusen, !9er5og BON
Wurttemberg q737-93), Der Grim
Der Der aarlsfdule, sablte ieinem
goaetmetiter, Dem berlbmten @eitris,
Fir Die Set bon Is Monaten cine
Gage bon 10000 @ulben, cine fir
jelle Neripoe sans Lllerb0rte 5umlne.
1857 crbnetc Der 5er3og cine umfolz
ienoe Reouftipn Deg 5bsateretats an,
peflen Gntpurf nod bslte I'M Mraip
oes Jtnan5minifters oufbetpabrt lpirb.
Jeaa Der Dnrdfiibrlne bieier Meb=
lsgel mics Der neue @tat nod INNER
toleenoe Belten ouf: Obertapeameiz
Ter Rtcolo Somelli, friiber an Der
Netersfirae in Hom, 610O Gulben,
10 Sinner Gbrenlpein, 90 Rlafier
8rennbola nno 5purage fir spei
Rferoe, @uihe Mprile 5000 @ulben,
Draft giura 1000, 8ononi uno Gar..
toni il 5000 unb Der @eiser 2otti
$500 Guloen ulp. Inter ben Mitz
9lleoern Der Opera buffu figurieren
IN oie1em reou5ierten gtat, Der int
@an6en cine @umms bon elmer Bier
telmiQion @ulben aufpeiit, Die @an=
ger WeFieri uno Ho11i nit ie $500
lnb bic Rublerin nit 5000 @ulben.
No4 srDbere Sunnten perl1lang bas
galett, oos Der 9er5ps bon Dem be-
ruprnsen Npperre. bent sroben Refor=
motor auf oieiem @ebiet. einribten
!1eB, uno benz ct einen fiinfaebnidbriz
gen Wertros nit elmer Sage bon 5000
8uloen, nebf 10 @tmern @ein uno
20 alafter 6ol5, Iotrie nod 400 @ulz
ben fir aopialge5iibrsn bes 8auetts,
100 gllloen fir @auhpert unb freie
Wobnuns CAB. 4u9 bic oalnaligen
alssitottunsen beri9lansen Rielens
lummen, benn au6 oortn tppute er
Der tpranntfde Nerri9er bes tleinen
Biirttemberses Der srDbtem 5iirHen
ltao l1afnenttih Dem pruntliebenben
lsan5ofileben a6ais slei1tun. Die
9oitlime %lieferte Hoequet, Der arobe
uno toftfptelise Roftiimier Der Barrier
8roBen Sper, aen Der !6ersos a1r
aeit Der erpbeu Jelte a~Gidbrlid mud
Stuttgart fomn1en lieB, Jim benz
SaTaen elnen erl0bten Slang gu nex4
feihsu.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-05-04
John Sharp Williams.

While the turbulous times
which the federal government is
1iow experiencing has afforded
opportunities for many congress-
men and senators to say and do
things which invoked consider
able unfavorable comment, we
hear nothing but praise for Hon.
John Sharp Williams, the distin-
guished senator from Mississip-
pi, who is one Of the best in
formed men in the country not
only on international law but
on public matters generally and,
who, when he arises from his
seat, always has something to
say which is not only to the
point but which is well worthy
of the most serious considers-
ton. Columbus Dispatch.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-05-04
BLOCKADED.
Every Household In okolona Should
Know How to Resist It.

Every Household In okolona Should
Know How to Resist It.
If your back aches because the kid
neys are blockaded,
You should help the kidneys with
their work.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for weak kidneys.
Recommended by thousands-home
testimony proves their merit.
w. H. Hall, shoe & harness repair
er, Church ST., Okolona, says: i have
been severely injured in my back q
couple of times and / believe that was
the cause of my kidneys giving me
trouble. Bending over at my work,
no doubt, helped to make my back
weak and painful. Several years ago
while living in Amory. was bothered
that way and Iused Doan's Kidney
Pills. They strengthened my kidneys
and my back stopped aching" .
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy--get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Hall had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-05-04
Okolona Again a Winner.

The Okolona High School
brought back the cup from the
Field meet held last Friday and
Saturday at the University.
This time it was on a tie with
both Meridian and Canton, both
of which had won on previous
occasions. Okolona being a new
serious contender entitled the
local school to the custody of the
cup for the next twelve months.
The successful contestants
which counted in making the
winning score were as follows:
100-yard dash Miller won
second.
Shotput Streibich won second
220-yd Miller won first.
lloyd hurdles Miller won
first.
Half-mile relay Okolona won
third = Team Mcdonnell, McMil-
lian, Streibich, Pogue.
Okolona furnished one of the
youngest if not the very young
est to qualify for the contest.
j. S. Mcdonnell, only is, quail
fled in the 220-yard run and in
the half-mile relay and tied with
Philadelphia in the 100-yard
dash. j. S. has just entered
high school and by the time he
receives his diploma we expect
to see him bring home firsts in
more events than one.
We understand that it is the
purpose of the school to have
entries in every contest next
year and with the progress made
during the last few years we
may expect to give a good ac-
count of themselves if they can
only have the proper backing
and support of the people Of the
City. Let's see that they nave
a good opportunity to defend the
trophies won and add to the col
lection.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-05-04
oKoLoNA. MISSISSIPPI. THURSDAY. MAY 4. 1915
Brett Fox

An unusually pretty wedding
was solemnized at the Methodist
church in Sessums yesterday
morning, when Mr.. Marion
Dawson Brett and Miss Sarah
Jones Fox were united in mar
riage, Rev. Halfacre performed
the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Fox, of Ses-
sums, and one of Oktiebeha
county's fairiest young ladies,
possessing the sweetness of dis
position and qualities ond accom-
plishments of ideal womanhood.
The groom IS a scion of one of
the most highly respected fami-
lies, and is a young man Of sterl-
ing worth, of fine business and
executive ability and at present
is cashier of the bank at HoI-
comb, Miss. After the nuptials
the couple left for Dyersburg,
Tenn, and other points for a
short time, and will make their
future home at HoIcomb.
The News wishes them hap
piness, and may their lives be
fraught with pleasure and sue
cess. Starkville News.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-05-04
Farms Wanted

We will have buyers during
the next few months for several
farms in New Albany district.
If your farm is for sale at a
reasonable price, write US.
Martin & Cole,
4tp Memphis.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-05-04
Thursday Evening, $50 O'clock
at Star Theatre.

Instrumental Solo Miss Trem-
mier.
Vocal Solo Miss Ward.
Reading Berdie Whiteside.
Duett- Miss Berry and Mrs.
Davenport.
Reading Miss Williams.
Solo Mrs. Davenport.
Male Quartet.
Debate Preparedness.
Aft. Neg.
Mr.. Wood Mr.. West
Mrs. Mollie Allen Mrs. Keller
Instrumental Solo Mabel La
Grone.
Tickets on sale at Bearden's
Drug Store.
For Benefit Methodist Parson-
age.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-05-04
10 Drive Out Malaria

To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Q1inine and Iron in a tasteless form.
che Quinine drives cut malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. SO cents
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-05-04
State Tax Commissioners Issues
Address to Taxpayers.
To the Tax Payers of Miss:

~ CIlS Lax ayers VI N loo..
The State Tax Commission,
created by the Legislature OF
1916, has been duely organized
and Ii. 'ntering upon its respon-
sible duties earnestly solicits the
cooperation of every good citi-
zen in its efforts to make it's work
effective to the end sought in the
creation of this body, which end,
as we all know, was primarially
to correct the gross inequalities
prevailing in the tax system of
our State and to procure fairer
and more equitable adjustment
of the expense Of government.
The object of the Commission
is not to increrse taxes, but to
reduce them; which we feel sure
can be accomplished when all
property is required to bear its
just share of the tax burden.
Because this condition does not
prevail today, the tax levy is
n her than it should be, and the
property fairly assessed must
make good the deficit created by
that which is inadequately val
ued or not listed for taxation at
all.
Leaving out of consideration,
entirely, the ethical considera-
tions of justice and equity. which
we believe animate the thinking
and doing of the vast majority
of men, direct self-interest should
prompt US, all, to find some
means of correcting the inequal-
tiles prevailing in our whole tax
system, which, like all other
abuses, grow greater from year
to year, as time advances, and
usless corrected, their cumula-
tive consequences must be disas-
trous to every interest. [ h e
State simply cannot afford to be
unjust and unfair in the exercise
of the taxing power, which is its
highest prerogative; every citi-
zen should be made to feel that
he is treated exactly like every
other citizen in this respect, and
is bearing his just pro rata, nei-
ther more nor less, of the cost OF
government. When this conf
dence in the justice of our COM
mon Mother is once established.
asit will be the purpose of this
Commission to establish it, we
believe that ''Tax-dodging" will
become the exception, instead of
the rule, and a new ethical view
will prevail in relation to a prac-
tice which is, today, not only
condoned by public opinion, but
openly avowed and justified by
those pursueing it, as necessa-
ry measure of self-protection.
Ethics has no place in tax pay
ing; the inequities and inequal-
tiles of our system has driven it
out. No standard of fairness or
justice prevails to command the
observance of men in filling out
assessment lists; each feels that
his neighbor is with holding all
that he can from the tax gather
er, and in justice to himself, he
must do the same thing; and of,
by common consent, no reproach
attaches to this line of conduct,
which, if practiced in private
affairs, would quickly bring men
into such intolerable disrepute
that they would want to move
away.
This condition, we will all
agree, needs correction, and that
is the object of this Commission;
for the attainment of which the
earnest cooperation of every
fair-minded citizen is earnestly
solicited.
Yours for justice,
DUNCAN L. THOMPSON, |
o. A. LUcKETT,
7. A. RAwLs,
State Tax Commission.
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New Britain herald., 1916-12-13
GUARANTY DISAPPERS
May Not Be Placed on Medicine
 Package Labels.

Washington, Dec. 13.-Rapid dis Appearance of the familiar formula on food and drug package labels "guaranteed by the manufacturer, under the food and drug act June 30, 1906, serial mum mber-' was noted to- day by department of agriculture of- ficials. The guaranty now may be stamped on the dealers invoice and since November 1 has been forbid den on labels except those printed be- fore May 5. 1914.
 The object of the new system is to avoid creating the popular impres- sion, which grew out of the guaranty clause on the label. that the govern ment analyses and guarantees the contents. Printing the guaranty on the invoice transfers responsibility for the products purity from the dealer to the manufacturer.