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$3o.50. 1922 9th NV. sr
n NV, 9rI S30.5 :. 2130 18th, sr
NV. 13rl $3.50. 80 Bryant Or
.v'd nv. Sri s2s. so. 100 S'ton pl NV, g
h NV. 12rl s2s.5 so. 1871 10th nv. sr
h nv, 1877 s27. 30. 1927 e NV, 7r
NV. Tor s25. 80. .634 n Car Sc. Or
h NV. 12r SO 30. 12 X ne. Or
av NV ,11rl 500 30. 1927 y Cap, Or
o NV. Tor SO so. -. .472 E sw. Or
NV. store 500. 2O2 Arthur pl nw.7r
s'n nv. lori s22. .1483 Swami NV. Or
NV ,sto. 1r $40. .3415 Prosp't nw.s
h NV. Tor s20.50. .81s c ne. Or
tn NV. Or $50. 1923 21st NV. Or
NV, 1877 1880. -. AL I'd sw. sr
4 NV, 12r SIS. so. .429 II NV. 7r
lid NV, 12f SIT. .613 4th NV. sr
mt I'd. 11r SIT. ...-11O7 r NV. Or
D NV. 11r s18.40. 1926 9th NV. 5r
nplain, Tor $3.50. 1717 S'ton nw.6r
ton NV Tor 1880. 100 y ] av. Jr
lid NV, Or SIS. 40. 80 Defrees nw.7r
h NV. Tor s14.4 632 Girard nw.5r
Kilbournel S14. .232O 9Th NV, Or
NV, Tor s13.75. 1894 FUR nw.5r
nawha. SRI S13. so. AZ Mass av NV. Ar
Ont pl, 7rl S13.40. .253G 9th NV. 5r
I'm NV, lU!l 30. 1 tUJ jill INV su,CE
tn nv, 13rI 1920. 1920 n NV. Or
9th nv, sri s12. 90. AT Warner nw.5r
v'g NV, 1lI s12. Is. 1928 18th NV. Or
tn NV lori S12. II. 1924 Fnller nw.or
til NV. 9rI $3.50. .215 Q NV
ne NV .10rl s12.4O.. r. .519 sth Sc. 5r
tario I'd, sr s12. 40. 163oh 10th nw.3
'ntario, 9rl s1I. 633 Girard trear) ,5r
st nv, 11rI s1O.50.4 6 Fenton ne. Or
1th NV Or 5000. >. 1921 X Sc, Or
h nv. 1or $40. 80. IL Fenton ne. Or
.st nv. Sri 5000. IS Fenton ne. 5r
Pleasant S9.50.219 V NV. rear.4r
NV. Or SO. SO NJ Sc, Ar
la NV. orI So. 40. 20 Fenton nw,4r
O NV. SRI $500. .113O Hail Sc. Or
APARTMENTS.
,gis. f,i, sri $40. so. Fontanet Cts, 3r
ntanet. 81 $50. The Fa!rmont. 3r
erland. 5r $50. The Brunswick. Pr
nv. On, or s2s. so. tn. Walton. Or
ington, Or s25. The Landmore. Ar
dudley, A. s22 30. The Cavendish.2r
et Cts, sr 500. The Cumberland. 2r
rmont, Ar $3.50. 1916 11th NV. Or
Ripley. Ar s15. The Cavendish. 1r
OFFICES.
tn NV. 3r SIS. .s14 F NV, 2r. %
GARAGES.
44e NJ NV, $40. 1854 Col I'd w.rear
NV. rearl $3.50. Rear 446 NJ NV
t of property for rent will be sent
Ill. RHEEM & HENsEY CO..
727 18th st. NV.
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FOR KENT
NV 1884 18th, 7r.b35.00j sw, 625 C. 14B0
NV, 114o ed. sr.b .30.50 NV. 1158 10th, 5r.14.40
NV 1909 9Th 81. /. DOL NV. 1909 9th. IA ~
NV. 1235 9th. IT.. 22.50 NV .1018 n av.5r12. so
NETS Myrtle. Or. 15.40 NV, POLL F. 6r.. IL 90
NE. 1904 Montello NV. PIG N. Dr.. g. 90
Az. Or, b.--.... 1880 NV .419 o6th. 6r....7.oO
W,617 @. Or. .14.51l
APARTMENTS.
The Cheltenham. rooms and bath. porch 81 so
The Wallran rooms and bath. --.-.--..- 80. so
The Wilton, 4 rooms and bath. ..--....... so
The Premier. room and bath. ............ 20.o0
The Nelson, / room and bath. .17.50
OFFICES-NORTHWEST.
Central building ofbces.
1905 Eye store office. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
For further informa tion apply at ONCE.
J. W. PILLING. 1405 Eye st. NV.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

wANTED-sMALL Or LARGE ACREAGE N
the Of the District also It'll 1t and Aoeh.
willie pike; only submit bargains for cash.
FULTON R.-G0RDoM,
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THE COLONADE,
1922 VERNON ST. NV.
Fronting two streets; two apartments of
rooms. bath and extra toilet. and one Of rooms
and tn. AL have large sleeping porches. with
screens and awnings; very desirable location for
the summer. For rentals and particular. apply to
Thomas Fisher & Co., Inc,
$SAsabth-ST~axjWs
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS IN THE STAR
building; one ROOM fourth door, and one room
third floor. overlooking 18th st. Inquire Room
100, Star building.
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INA Pennsylvania ave NV.
Phones-Main s2Ss- 80
1925 vt nv NV. i3r. 1854 PIX rd nw.e. h5O Oo
1872 Eye NV. l2r. sb. 1918 NV. Tor. b. Sc. 90
furnished -: $1,000 lls9 II av nw.lo, b.
c506-os X NV. 30r. hwh 4s. 90
4b. steam heat. COZ A sc. sr. b.. IS 90
furnished -. 1900 w I'D NV. 7r b. 80
(Same) unfurn' d .ll0Oo Jos I'd NV. Sr. b. -. 90
ia 18th NV. 11r. b. o22 Fist NV, 7r b. %. 30
hwh. furnished 10 m 10 q nv. sr. b. -. 80
1107 /. 11r b. hwh. ITO. 90 Barefoot Va. 5r.
1918 Fl av NV. 1lr. well. 4 acres. 30
2b. hwh. FUR d. .s3. 30 SOS 26th NV. 6rw. IA 20
1914 II NV. 11r. 70. s32O Eye nv. Or b. $50
hwh .-......... 90 1918 Pot Sc 81, VII. 20
1873 nv, Or b fur 65 90 1880 18th se Or 10. so
same. unfurn.shed. so. DOL
SUMMER COTTAGES.
Arundel-on the Bay. rooms. furnished.
Glen Echo Heights. Md. Ar. 2 sleeping
THE oCTAvA.'
No. 1s-5 rooms and bath. housekeeping a 20
No. IA rooms and bat housekeeping 80 so
No. 1T and bath, housekeeping -. 80 so
No. 3-3 rooms and bath. housekeeping. c7.5o
THE AKRON. 1929 g St NV
No. IS rooms and bath housekeeping g. 80
APARTMENTS
1913 9th nv cor 2b. 800 25I4 L. NV 5r h 81 so
IS Q NV. 5r. b. IS. so 10 O NV or h. 20 "a
b. hwh. I'd h,rear.7.5 80 ~ Q NV. Or. b. Is. so
I'D "a. nv NV. Or. 2l13 II NV, 4r. b.. Is. 30
ltlI "a nv NV. Zr 2439 I nv. Ar. b. so
rec nail. D. 500! 1902 eth NV. 81. II. 90
CoLoRED TENANTS.
1879 , NV. $40 ana dW. hl8 nth NV, 81, b. Ii. 30
Or. ----...- .3JWl 1900 10th NV. Or w II 30
$50 NV. Or. b. 300 l1l5 Seaton nv. q. w16. so
solo 18th nw.7r.b 90 1911 Eton nv. Or .w18. 90
ol9 2lst NV, 6r.b. $50 1914 Banks NV. g. w16 30
2O43 ], nw.5r. b. fat225o 1918 NY NV w18. so
2O2S !. NV. Or. b. 10. rs 1852 23d NV 5r w. 10 so
262s NV. Or. b. 1880 515 Goth NV. 7r.w.1a. so
1884 4 NV. Or b. 9.00l 1715 Fla nw. 4.wl5. so
~ Defrees nv. Or b sol 400 10Th NV 5r l.. SO
STORES AND OFFICE ROOMS
1888 1th NV, store 2I27 q NV. store. %. 90
and cellar. 1000 ~ 9th ne. store. %. 90
ll24 1th NV. sto and 21012 I'd Sc. store. 16. 80
nat. Or. b.. .s5 oo I711 Seaton NV store
s0507 11th NV sto. so 90 Or water 10. so
1894 14th NV. sfo. ntT5 on 9th and G. office
1924 9th NV. sto. 8rJo 90 rooms $3.50 up
1876 9th, store. :. As 90 7o1 G. NV office
729 9th NV stodkdw4O 90 rooms SS up
1879 G NV, studio. 80 90 Garages from IS up.
2043 l. nv, stoAhat. q. sol
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

brick residence: outhouses; gardens; water:
electricity: old shade trees. etc; minntsss
walk to &. 4 o: R.R. station. hours from
Washington: ideal summer home. For partieu.
lare apply Mrs. E. II. Cabell. Waynesboro. We.
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WANTED-TO RENT.
COUNTRY PLACE FOR RENT

FIFTEEN ACRES
ON POTOMAC RIVER.
Above Chain bridge, in Fairfax county. y.
with fve-room cottage. Modern plumbinr. We.
/ Telephone Rosslyn. 2o1.D, ne
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.

FOR RENT-BY GEORGE W. LINKINs,
TIA Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Phones-Main S29S- 30
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JAMES F. SHEA. G43 LA. AVE. NV.
35Is HOLMEAD AVE. N.w.-8 ROOMS. BATH.
FURNACE. $3.50.
210 10th ST: SEQ ROOMS AND BATH:
a.1 ME \ sT NV a.W.-s ROOMS AND BATH 500 20
80 so ST. S w.-7 ROOMS. WATER AND Ni s GAS:
AK 81, s.W.Gs ROOMS AND BATH. 81. n
oi2 ST SEE ROOMS AND BATH S1s,40
4s2 LAMONT n STp ST 1,r Nw GOO ,o ROOMS BATH.
1883 n C. AVE. NE.-8 ROOMS AND RATa
524 goth ST. N.w.-s ROOMS AND RATE.
FOR COLORED TENANT; RENT. s,s 5n n
s35 18th ST. SEE ROOMS AND BATH. For
COLORED TENANT; RENT, sIs5o y"
JAMES +. SHEA. 843 LA AVE NV
TELEPHONE MAIN $50
"a BRYANT STD ROOMS. BATH HOT
water heat. front porch. large back yard; Sal
month. Inquire on premises.
AGO II Nw-s PLEASANT ROOMS. p.ru
and cellar: location very CENTRAL perfect condi
fion: key sO7 9Th NV. OWNER e'ih
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HoME-7R. Avn n
"A bcdroornsl large lot. trees. porches: sontbern
eaposuf.: S3750 mo. ID. J. PARTEIIO aoyT
Nth ST. NV. Col. 1877. -'
Mt. PLEASANT.
Beautiful six groom Residence, with f,lo h..,
finish front and double rear slecpIng In.", o''u
large renr yard. In excellent condition Rnn,
reasonable.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS.
Three rooms and bath. Hot-water heat T.,
month. go
PHILLIPS 4 sAGER. mo,
400 New York ave. NV,
:: -Phoos-Ms 9Ss Bent -DepartmsnA-
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BROOKLAND BARGAINS.

BNOONLhND BANGfINS.
4SGIss n1 - - @ @ sz.sss
s7Iis5 - - - w. "a. $50
fireplace lot 5oIioo. .................. q. 900
rooms and BATH furnace heat. lot 50x150. q, 30
s71i5o - Oe. . $4,000
10 rooms and bath, furnace heat. Ruud
automatic water heater. lot 60x150. ~. 800
Nd. suburb. S-room house. hot-water heat.
bath electric light. sewer and water,
4-acre ground. good garden and fruit. - 800
McLAchlen Banking Corporation.
N. 1872. (Real Estate DeptD 10th and g nv.
IN OAK GROvE-NICE GROOM HOUsE: GAS:
cellar; two large lots. fenced; one fare: only
s.. 100. For real bargains to rent buy see
J. NJ. EARNEST. Mount Rainier. Nd. he
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FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY

FOR sALE-BUSINESs PROPERTY.
Best bargains In the city-we have the larHest
and most select list. You cannot afford to mako
q purchase without looking over our list, Of many
of which we have exclusive sale.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
WILL SELL MY BUSINESS PROPERTY,
downtown; reasonable offer refused; gise Of
lot 25x7O to alley. Address 2o5-K, Star once.
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S1oRES AND [
1138 18th NV. store
and cellar. 100. 90
1l24 18th NV. sto and
nat. Or. b. .s5. 90
s05-07 11th NV. sto. so. 90
1894 14th NV. sfo, f1tT5. 90
1924 9th NV. sto. 1855. 90
1875 9th. store. As. 90
729 9th nw.sto&dw4O. 90
1923 G. NV. studio. 80. 90
043 l. nw.sto&flat. %. so
CIT CnlEpT LITE
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FOR sALE|s25 MONTHLY WITHOUT CASH
payment House with q rooms and bath: furnace
heat gas electric exend large porch: trees
| and roses in abundance. ter supplied under
pressure: located one block from electric carr
Price 81 $50. See swner. W. R. WILSON. Rtyef-
dale Nd.
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1912 INGLESIDE TERRACE N.w.-1OROoM
brick dwelling in exclusively white neighbor-
hood; overlooking beautiful Rock Greek Park:
large lawn tennis court and Fairgrounds S27 20
Key at 1888 Ingleside terrace 49,
Northern light., 1917-04-01

The man who will look you squarely in the face and honestly tell you his views, and if he finds he is wrong will continue to look you squarely in the face and acknowledge that he is wrong. That is what we call back bone There is another class that we must not confound with this; lie is the fel- low that when he is convinced he is wrong stiil is too backboneless to acknowledge the corn. No Sir! that fellow hast, backbone. What he has Is an abnormal oSsi6cation. wholly at the upper extremity which makes him merely hald headed.
Northern light., 1917-04-01
PRESIDENT WILSON


 SAYS fl:ACHkkS SHOULD
 SHOW PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP
 Tells Board of Education i:e is Surprised Proof of American Citizen ship Has Not Been Required of .. ..... Teachers
 "Every person appointed as teach CT in onr schools should furnish proof of American citizenship as one of the required qualifications. I had asst ned that this was already the rule, and ain surprised that it had not been the rule. This was the re- ply that President Woodrow Wilson made to an inquiry made by comm ittee of the Brooklyn board of super intendents. It embed jed in a report of that board to the board of educati- on, recommending that every perso,s hereltte: appointed to any teaching or supervisory position ill the public schools, s!,lll in writing, declare his belief ill the principals of the consti- tuition and his intention to promote the good order and happiness of the United States, Should this recon. nendation be adopted it would af. feet many teachers ill the system.
Northern light., 1917-04-01
'. fs.R.Van'Ness
S4 EDITORIAL. AND COMMENT

1
 vERTEBRATES ,. INVERTEBRATES
 Amoag,the mniy ila,.seatilg things :. n ne.lasyntered, the most sickening is the fellow who grasps you, by the hand, agrees. with you endorses you, , 4anld.l dla&sIg &sIg X329n X!329Snffn find that the same chap .. ,h4aS.grfspsd the hands of man with , " ",,vifyf,d ,di}metriSa'.ly differnt to you,
 and, with. bin. he has also agreed,
 acquiesced, and endorsed Not man emf to stand III, and say no, with
 all emphasis or. "yes"with determ-
 inatio:l, as he should, hecause of his <, inYerts PEate. tei.fen' es. Ii thrown
 with a man of real caliber lie agrees to a"r"i ill every thing even tho it may e contradict the mite of co,vic ton le
 mly have had O! the subject Like
 the jelly fish he travels with the tide, He feels the pulse of the other man
 and shapes his nonrse to the smooth
 and popular water. Indeed he is much
 like the rivers of the plains, crooked, wide, lengthy, and-six inches deep. Consequently all the excitement pos sible for him to originate are nipples on the surface. +.:
 In co ltradistinction to the above
 picture is the little fellow with con.
 viction and back bone big enuf to
 support it. The man who has takena
 careful inventory of himself and
 sensible view of surroundings.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-11-29

On account of drouth in Texas
thousands of good grade beef
cattle are dying. The pastures
have been short, and very little
feed was grown for winter use.
These cattle are offered at a very
low cost. With the shortage of
beef it would be a pity for them
to die of starvation, when we
have an abundance of feed stuff
in this section.
Thousands of head have been
shipped to the Southeast. The
United States Department of
Agriculture and the railroads are
and cooperating to assist in get
ting them placed in sections
where feed stuffs are plentiful.
The railroads of the South are
giving until January 1st, a spe-
cial cheap rate with grazing in
transit privilege. All grades
will cost from $4,000 to $500
per head in Fort Worth.
S. S. Jerden, Special Repre-
resentatiye, Bureau of Animal
Industry, P. 0. Box 1000. Fort
Worth, Texas, will furnish detail
information, and VIII assist buy
ers in selecting cattle. Luther
D. Fuller, Agricultural Agent
of the M. & O. and Southern Ry
in Mississippi, wifi assist these
buyers along those lines il
selecting desirable cattle, anC
go with them to Fort Worth, i
requested. This assistance il
free.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-11-29
Worthy and Unworthy Leaders
of Farmers

There are many wrongs to be
righted in this world, many op-
pressors to curb; but we must
fight not in hatred for the
wrong-doer but in love for the
Wronged; not in hatred Of the
,oppressor but in love for the op-
pressed. The leaders whose
names are enshrined in the
hearts of mankind are those who
have battled in this spirit. Lin
coin fought slavery not out of
hatred for shareholders but in
love for the slaves; Lee fought
Grant not that he hated the
North but that he loved the
South. And so in the battle to
secure a iuster amount of the
worlds wealth for labor as com
pared with capital, | do not be-
lieve that the Almighty will let
complete success come until we
go forth not to pull down the
rich but to lift up the poor.
have been worried a good
deal about this because cur
Southern farmers often seem in.
clined to follow leaders with a
gospel of hate and suspicion
rather than one of love anG
brotherhood. If hearing a mans
speech leaves you hating man
kind more rather than loving i
more, or if reading an editor's
paper leaves you hating man
kind more rather than loving i
more. that speaker or that editc,
is not the right sort of man t,
follow. Iknow a man right now
man who | believe began iii
with a great passion to help tn,
down trodden, but who has be
come embittered and now use
his really great talent to max
! one class bate another c.ass, OF
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-11-29

Mrs. E. e. Sedberry visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
w. Bradford, in Houston last
week.
For RENT Three 10 acre
blocks of land close to depot.
J. M. Haley.
Mrs. Baker, who was hurt in
an auto accident sometime ago,
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
II. Fl. Kinney last week.
Rev. r. w. Downing will
preach at the Presbyterian
church here Sunday morning,
Dec. End, at IL O'Clock. Every
body invited to attend.
New Dill Pickle, New Sweet
Mixed and Sour Pickle, New
Country Sorghum, Fresh Bread
and Mackerel at
BRADY BROS.
MIR. B. X. Foster, secretary of
the local farm loan association,
| has received notice that the
charter had been issued and a
request that the members send
in their abstracts.
We have installed Electric
Power at the former Hawkins
Gin and will gin your cotton any
day you bring it until further
notice. ]. H. Terry, Supt.
Misses Marie Bennett and
Eleanor Haley, of Meridian, will
give Musical at the Mill-Capp
Theatre Saturday afternoon at
$3.50 for the benefit of the Red
Cross. Admission 10 cents.
For SALE-Registered Aber-
deem Angus Cattle, herd headed
by son of Grand Champion, Black
Cap Star. Prices reasonable,
satisfaction guaranteed.
S. L. Whitson,
Centerville, Tenn.
Mrs. Elias and daughter, Miss
Gertrude. entertained on last
Friday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. Edward D. Elias. Several
games of Auction Bridge were
enjoyed, Mrs. Will Jansen win
ming the prize, a dainty hand
lkerchief. A delightful two
course luncheon was served in
the dining room, where the table
was beautifully decorated with
flowers, bon-bons, etc.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-11-29

breaches suspicion Of nearly
everybody and love of hardly
anybody. l know another man
whose heart seems to be right
but who has seemingly brooded
ever the wrongs our farmers
suffer until he has lost faith in
mankind.
We need more faith in our
fellows. Let's not believe that
among the rich there are many
who are consciously dishonest.
They have more than their share,
but most of them got it by
methods recognized by law and
not condemned by mankind, and
the fault is not that they are bad
at heart but that they haven't
realized that in providing wealth
for their families they are con-
demning other mems families to
want. We must fight that such
injustice may be corrected, but
let US fight, as we have said, not
in hatred for the rich but in love
for the poor-in love for the
toil-worn wives and mothers who
need more comfort, in love for
aspiring boys and girls who need
a better chance in the world.
Progressive Farmer.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-11-29

Six Ys~s ~. .g She Mh Die, Says Texas Lady. But Nss
She b Wei. Sksas Ws.m and Praises cGai Fer
Her kscsvery.

Royse City, Tsx.--Mrs. Mary XII
man, OF this place. says; after the
birth Of my little girl. nay side COM
mencsd to hurt ne. I had to 60 back
to bed. We called the doctor. He
treated me. but / got ne better. I
got worse and verse until the misery
was unbearabls. II was In bed for
three months and suffered such agony
that was just drawn up in. a knot.
told nay husband II he would get
me a bottle of Cardui I would try it.
I commenced taking it, however, that
evening i called NY family about
me. F.. for I knew I could not last
many days unless I had change for
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-11-29
l. ,eo,C2g2a News.


Mr.. A. j. Dorman spent part
of last week in Houston.
MIR. Elliott Parker, Of Houston,
was in the city Tuesday.
Prof. J. II. Scale, OF Varda-
man, was in the city Saturday.
For SALE OR EXCHANGE One
mule for a big mare.
a. T. Stovall.
Messrs. Frank and Mute Scale,
u. S. N, spent part of last week
here.
Miss Ruby Dunn is spending a
few days with her sister in Blue
Mountain.
Mrs. Jack Gates, of Memphis,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
r. w. Chandler.
Paper White Narcissus, Ro-
man Double HyacinIhs = Red,
White, Blue and Pink.
Bell & Buchanan.
Messrs. Roy Hill and Victor
Lamar, of Vardaman, were in
the city Sunday.
Carroll and Frank Hair have
returned fran a several months
stay in Colorado.
Miss Eleanor Haley, who is
attending school in Meridian, is
spending the week here.
Misses Maxine and Maria Nc
Dowell are spending a few days
with friends in Houston.
DR.. Morgan'ss office for rent.
Apply to
Mrs. J. T. Buchanan.
Mrs. Lennie Pruitt left last
Saturday for Birmingham where
she will spend some time.
Mss Henrietta Beatty, who is
atsBnding school in Birmingham,
spending a few days here.
JUST RECEIVED Car load Of
ggies.
Adams & Neubert.
"A Mrs. Alice Gideon is spending
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Gideon in Jackson, Tenn.
Miss Hextor and Mr.. Victor
Hextor, of Memphis, are guests
of their sister, Mrs. E. M. Rubel.
Paper White Narcissus, Ro
man Double Hyacinths Red
White, Blue and Pink.
Bell & Buchanan.
Miss Jaunita Neubert and Mr.
w, M. Palmer were married a
the Baptist church here yester
day.
Mrs. Ben Collins and littlt
daughter lett SATURDAY for Shaw
where they will spend severa
weeks.
Paper White Narcssus, Ro
man Double Hyacinths Red
White, Blue and Pink.
Bell & Buchanan.
The Okolona Chapter U. D. G
will meet with Mrs. Dale Samson
December 7. 1917, at 3 o'cloc
sharp.
Miss Persis Pruitt left Monda
for a several weeks visit wit
friends in Memphis, Clarksdal
and Greenwood.
Paper White Narcissus and r
man Double Hyacinths : Rec
White, Blue and Pink.
Bell & Buchanan.
We the undersigned attorney
of Okolona, Chickasaw Count
in answer to the call of the Pres
dent, hereby notify all regi
trants that we stand ready ;
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-11-29
For Sale.

One brood mare, good sire,
eight years old. in good condition
work anywhere, apply to
S. T. RUSSELL,
Two miles east of Troy, Miss.