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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20
GIANT FLASELIGHT.
.e.t At HeisEsiand and u.
Nfsisle 80 Miles

O special interest 10 TIE Commercial
weird Is the rev ezshliSAs Ehfch has
see7 erected By the German xrFsr--
neat on the island o Hsligo1Ar1- 4
The North sea
The light Is not oaly TIE largest in
The world. but also TIE oldest. fo-
Germans declare that IL never had \
model Tie lschusciacs employed on
Tire work maintained that The German
SeectOr. WITH its exactly parzaolic
ground wOrk glass Mirror. CT spsc--
suE. vo0ld prove superior 70 every
cthsr device Which has kitAs-zo seen
zssd fer this purpose and the great
Ssccsss C the Heligoiaad faxt fash
Ing hghts shows that they we're right
Experiments we're then made II NJ
--oerg ard proved far more ssecsSs-
ri than had h=Sa deemed possible
TIE revolving rs1ector cf TIE German
apparatus was fully equal 70 the
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20
SERUM FOR Hay FEVER.
tntaue Discovery MADE by German
Professor After seven Years
of Research

A1zoEcce Eert : made that hay fever
ea1 D. cured 6y fEocuIacirg animals With
= 2o.so7 CT toxin extracted from The pos-
le7 CT Towers. ard then injecting re
SERUM Obtained from the animals bleed
ITO tie patient The discovery ~z< uaEe
O. Pref Dunbar. CO Hamburg. Germany,
after seven ysars ot research. a16 II Dis
proves poPElzr medical tkso-y - 20 ne
nature eft disease
Tas SIX O. sfght weeks q violent srser-
Ing called hay fever" are variously
essEed OF tie sumner heat sxkzlat5oa
from grass art rev row hzy. uacAa=-
ieal irritation b pollen freu grasses a-6
osAer pants. ard recently 70 bzets-A
According % Or Dunbar th= disease q
caused D. TIE pollen g grasses but Ect ky
mechanical irritation He has extracted
f-oz tie pollsn q rciSoz CT toxiz. sole-
ton of which dropped iaro the eye or
EoSe a. eace produces tke characteristic
symptoms q hay fever This discovery
suggested Treatment BY TIE serum usth-
% and Or Dunbar So 20 wo-k % produce
4 curative seru- by fzoculariEg animals
With pollen toxir
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

Hair dressed vel forward aE6 OF ,hs
top q The head : ozce more becoufus
the order q The day and Of ths evening.
tco Tor that natter L should Dc 6-a~a
Up rather close 10 TIE head a. The hack.
taking care. however that : & net TOO
tight i-S- behind the ears. for this de-
Tail. slight Is L nay seen often eoustt-
tutes The difference between a beccr-
izg and a 6owty eoi1urs The frcnt
skould L pzEs6 vel forward bur rc-
too Low down over the forehead. as his
* rather APP 70 give : Sowing ASPECT
20 the zoSt genial CT eouate1arces- TIE
width q the head should - accsrtuz.s6
IS little ss possible. excsps II TICS.
eases where the face Is already yer,
iozg anc requires 4 broader eject 70 q
impaired BY The hai--CAleAgc Erxm-
.rs-
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20
Birds Guided hy STAR

Do yo1 ever venture any coz lecture
as 70 Ao~ migratory birds manage 70
keep mp their 7ight IN due north d.
,szcttcn after night Il has been proven
that On clear nights they often wing
their northern fight II the rarissd
atmosphere thrse niles above the
earth : surface This being true. Il /.
clear that guidance by The topography
" the country Is out Of TIE question.
Gov. then. are they able 20 keep rhst-
ezzss pointing toward The north pole.
TIE scientific ornitkoiogist CONES e
TIE rescue with the declaration that
they are guided BY The stars. ard II
support Of his opinion cites "a evl6eres
The facts that VIXEN TIE stars ara OBJ
sczrsG by tie clouds he birds become
bewildsred and seez tie ground s.
Louis Republic.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

counting But q nrtl@ patience wil
easily oFsrcoEe szch d1%e1lrses.
When ou- has the average number
c. ckIrps Per minute. take o-e-fourrh
C that humber. Azc add a. 70 that. re
result wIll - the temperature within
a degree c. fEo Of the actuaI tezp@-a-
tEre a. rad from : Thermometer hung
or q doors
Another experiment l. 70 capture 3
cricket ard take him into the hozs.
and So how much faster he chlrPs
when he Is warn
To cc1nt the chlrps Per minute. TAX
ing e1s-foaTrh CT TIA. number a1G add
lnS - % X may seen 4 Ilttis eo-pIi-
czJe6-huT 4 Is really very simple. and
= Ike tie game -Thtrk o. ru-1r.
ard doaole II. pu- 10 an interesting
pu-pose.-St. Nicholas
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20
Is gbsl;lsl
M1+Iyl]Iz7In
SHYSESS AND BLUSHISG.
Two TrytaE Defects Which Have
Their oriEfa ia n Lack of
>elf-Pos.es.ion.

There Is probably 10 defect which
causes SO much anguish CT spirit ard
discomfort as shyEess az6 olrsh!re.
Nobody VITO mas not personally suf-
tered from !. car even begin 20 conceive
shat torture IL may cause.
Shynsss may proceed from ore OF two
cause.-the one physical. tie ether
mental X Is often an affair CT health
Tie nerves are out OF order. and ths
~ilI becomes weak People shrink from
their felloE-creatgres and are filed
with al unreasonable horror c. meeting
o. speaking TO them This is ofrsa The
case sfssr an Illness. OF when oue has
been overworklEg azG strained tie
physical powers too much TIE bsst
cure for this kiad Of shyress i fresh
ar. exercise ard cheerful Society.
But tAErS = another sayEsss. al C-s
harder 10 cure. which co-ss from ne--
ii causes Is afflicted pos<ss<0= nay
be in robust health ard vet so tor
Ee1ted By this iExzra enemy that she
E14s a. intercourse With Other ueo-Ta
positively alarming To nsel st-zz-
gers ca1ses her = severe struggle
Il ether case. The root C TIE matter
: self-co1ScIoESnss and i ! crIv bx
losing that seif-corscio1Sres that self
possession and confidence >zn b gained
As lo2g as o1e thE1ks about oresaff A.
al. ore VII be liable 70 shyuess. Ths
orly cure : 10 thrust al recollection e
oneself into the background As much As
possible. when ore xii gradually b.
co-e Natural. happy ard a. ease
To overcome sAycsss ard b,rShi--
.Aer= : nothing O. earth Ike gosns =
grsat teal irto society. anc every erorr
possible should b made 70 achieve this.
THIS does Tot Eers.y mean social life
het Intercourse Nth ore's fellow e-es-
TIRES Force yourself 10 xpeak 20 evs-v
oze you cone Z contact with. 70 uz--e-
VIA, Il costs yol a. first. Go q brave
:. rexs- mind koE much you nav
blush ard sraE-sr Persist i =. ard i
VIII <-cE sase- and ezSisr. Never
sAri-k from putting yourself ITO res
tio.s EAica nay draw atte-ttc- uroa
ycl-N Y Journal.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20
MARY,S CLEVER IDEAS
Handkerchief. Into Pretty
Chri.tmas Gifts

Ons day Msry bought a, a bargain
sac > Iot O. pretty fancy kereaisfs.
Some we're = triae damaged. and were
sold for about oae-fOurth the regular
Prise
Beng = very clever girl. she soon
transformed them into : number OF
pretty gifts fer her C1ris1uzS-box. for
II Is her habit 10 begin 70 plan for
Christmas quite awhile beforehand
One pretty sczllop@d-borier kerchief
had q hole about The size Of q dollar
in the middle The Illustration will
show yO1 how she cut il up The
plece with incurred edge, that runs
along one fuu side Of The kerchief.
and the tao ether eorner-pieces were
PIT together . form 4 dainty turn
over collar. This VAS do1e ~ plac-
ing the cut side CO the small piece IN
De- the seallops OF oze end o. the long
piece the scaIlops batto1koled down
% he under piece. and he raw edge
o. linen cut away This gave al
odd double-co-aer eTect that vas very
pretty. TIE TWO curved strips were
aa-roEly hszuet. crossed Il ih@ mid
de. and tied loosely. and Ehea TIE
collar was SCI into hands o. muslin
rs .tesl1 5o- zz1e = tt.irg eu5ss fer
TIE front
hsuZed-edEe. fancy embroidered
kerchief vas made into Two collars
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20
Mat. for the Waskstand.

Very pretty and inexpensive wash
stand mats car D. made frUn co.ors6
cloth With 4 deep crochet border Tbs
caa be either White or coIo- kar-o-I Il
Ing with the rooz deco ztiozs- Pretty
ones are alSo made from : uzrss g &C.
o-et hath rcweliEg ard ea1vas Eith :
deep scaIlope1 bordering A. these
mats are easily washed II TIE xzSk-
stand. This has fights q cosorsE 1I-eE
nos unavoidable MARKS nae by TIE
basin. By ths By. the ,4tsst thing =
spl2Shs-s < az At llre7 splasesr hang
ing from snail -ot above TIE vast
stand This has fights g eolo-e6 linen
butterflies q different sizes. appllQus5
10 tAe foundation with thy black sa<
bEtta1-ho1e stitch The markings &C
wings ard 2lts1Eas beng shown d the
EEe Ines - marking INK PIT Il With TIE
Erssg Ct map pens TIE whole Is easily
washed anE with a !u6icsozs arrange
uect q color < most s-ectiys-CEicz-
20 News
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

French revolving light As soo7 as
his ee<7Ie rza1ifssE work was begun
e. light re1ecTor or protector equal
10 the largest ever used L was =
represent =. COOS co candle power ard
20 LIST 10 longer than O7e-teath Of a
second. the flashes following saea cih-
er every FIVE seconds
Th.s wonderful light Row i1farfres
the entire horizon around Heligolana
n normal weather il c1n b. seen for
- leagues. and IN favorable weather
The beams 90 far bexon3 the central
fires or light rays On TIE zrst Right
that the rev light was used is beams
Sere seen by people standing CT he
--cae ~ Basu-. distance 81 40 miles
and since thea the watchers in he
lighthouse 81 AErum- about the sane
distance. have been able in Eufavorzb1a
weather 70 So the same beams and
~ere struck by the fact thar the other
wise eluisk-w hitc Of the IISh- q TIE
s1eCtrlc arc appeared resi.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20
POWERFUL NARCOTIC.
the Brtttsh >~iaters In scash Africa
ShewSa Csrdtte to ProdEce VI
client Eatoxicatfou.

Durs1E the South African campaign
TIE British soldiers discovered a ne.
and extraordinary form q intoxic2tsoa-
Tie ingenious privatss found that they
cC1ld get ali the excitement Of 8 pow
e-ful narcotic b eating q eordits
charge q cartridges. each Of which
eozrains - strands q eordite ard is
very similar il appearance TO veral-
csllf
The British Medical Journal gives
particulars % this form q satoxica-
uo1- Il says thai Major Jennings. on
learning that the men had been eating
co-Clts. made experiments himself.
O. sucking strand BE found il sweet.
Pleasant and pucgsnt bat il resulted
II a hszdache Which lasted FOR -
hours. Dissolved in Tea. Il produces
almost Immediate sxhilzration. sizeit-
Ing alCcSt Gszo1iacal actions fol-
loSse b. a heavy srapo- OF FROM FIVE
10 - hours. according 10 quantity
taken Added 10 beer il produces the
worst Effects exciting a quarrsEsor-
ac1 destructive mania and producing
TIE r.oS- rzr4s irtOxtcz.toz
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20
INSECT THERMOMETER.
Chirps of the Lively Little Cricket
Bear n Close Relation to the
Temperature.

Or a. azt-uz evening. when =.
cT5c&ets are our enjoying life loo. L
Is very interesting 10 be able 20 tel
the temperature CT tie air By the EEn-
Der OF chips The crIckst Eases Ter
minute
Il seems that The rate q chirps .
Affected By the temperature. and TIE
exact relation q TIE temperature 10
the number Of chirps has been est
mated WITH l little ere iz counting.
che SON BECOMES expert enough to rsl
the temperature within one or TAO de-
greeS Fahrezkeft
One meets vita many discourage
EeotS az first as he tres hard 70 cc-1t
every chirp. the cricket stops before
he minute s Up. ctksr Insects noes
1rov1 oat the er5e&eIs. tks noise 4
passing vehicles. etc are very apt %
Interrupt e. TIE critical EC-ez. u
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

The var against malaria and NOS
suitoes Is % BE fought ozt n tropical
AfrieA DR. DutIo2. IN q report 70 Ike
Liverpool school q tropical medicine
s-ztss thar eignt per cent q TIE "a
I'VE children examined in British
Gambia showed the malaria parasite
N the blood. and thar the liability CT
infection ~ Europeans confines dur
ing the rainy season the tine OF nos
ruitoeS The breeding places q The
Insects include wells. canoes. beats.
Fighters. barrels, tubs and various dis
zsei household utensils AID grass
sIogged street trenches. BatAurst. the
szpital OF the eolony. offers an unusual
seId for = test Of determination plans
Is the land 70 Be dealt with has an
area Of oriy = square mile. and IS isc-
Arsd By q broad expaase OF sea water.
while rain occurs in on'y fo0r nonths
81 The year. The removal OF breed
irx places. Gov seyer.l months IN
progress. Is AIDED BY = grant o. eoe
. year
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

One result Of bacterioloSfcal research
X IRE distinction between iufeCtive azt
nt0xicztive diseases II rhe former
Ehe general multiplication q micro
organisms IN the body Of the patient
< the salient feature. while IL the lat
;s- osso1ing IS the cause % TIE mas
Gv Thus. Or. AIla- Macfzydsn Says
TIE dead bodies % typhoid bAciIIi a.
sho1gk destitute Of al infsctive prop
s-ties. are yss toxic vixen introduced
INTO animals IN virtue q tie tzrrz-
cellular roiso1s that they contain
Accordingly. Il the case Of many dis
eases formerly regarded as purely Il
fsctivs. K has Tow become apparent
that. IN addition 20 TIE trfeetivs. tie
poisonous properties % the invading
bacterial cells have 10 Dc taken TITO az
count
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20
Has FINE ALTO VOICE.
Mary ancersen navarro Once Queen
of the stage. Makes >u-cessfE.
DekGt Singer

Mrs Mar A1tsrxo1 Navarro. al or=
u--e TIE UCS- popular actress I Arer-
tca. recently appeared before lz-g=
audience L Locdo2. England. Is : &c
c41ist- and scored : Tremendous success
Sic possesses = rich. dear co-rrzt-o
voice. developed durtzg TIE pas. tk-es
years by Fra1cis kor52y. the ta=o1s
Hungarian composer az1 instructor
M koroay has been staring VIII ,ts
NavarFos ~ their quiet cou11ry Eozs
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

foT two small sisters. i being nearly
large enough % 20 around tke.r reexs
Is Il vas \ rz-7e o. mcbride iaee
finished the edges After ez-tsnz -
collars from tbs two opposite sides
there remained strip about five inches
aide through the center The hard
ksreaIsf Vas scorehez down he middle
fold- bur wzs Otherwise good. s.
this strip was divided n fxo. each
keIued. aEt male Into my bovs fer
he closing O. The collar
Tvo eD6roi6z-y-sEses ORES has
he Sezlloped edges a little defective.
= 9 tAsu she male Z s5ta-9{IT9x
eoTer Two squares Of D-ettily -e9.ored
e-oI1 were chosen each being aboa-
fo1r inches larger than Tie sereeiats.
and o1e Ee-chtsf lad in the center az
e2c1- T1en With 2 contrasting shade
e silk thread TIE seaIlopS we-4 fas-
tened 70 The foundation With button
Ecle stitch \ cord finished Ire edge
q the pretty cover.
One hat Eas Per1ect she used 20
fashion an odd hat-pir cushion Sfe
procured round picsIe-bocrle about
stx inches tall and flIed II w!-h
slipped felr and WOODEN bits Then she
e-r l3-i-ch circle q pale blue silk
salhered i along the e6ee. and. slip
Ping il ever re 5ottle. drew he strings
tightly around the recs OF the bottle
Atrle round cap q blue vas drawn
s-ocrhly over the top. aad sew1 FIRM
= % The gathers a. The neeE. This
gave Z sort o. full-skirr appearance 70
the bottom q the cover TIE kerrhfa-
vas aid over The TOP Of The bottle.
9Th The center exactly II The middle
o. he opening the1 xith ! BIT a
Nc Pale blue ribbon i was fi4t
about TIE neck OF TIE bottle. and f.
isAed with GuEy bow As iris
EzS 4 deeply embroidered pattern Il a
very ~koley7 design. tie eject vas
very dainty. L can b kept dainty.
= IL ke-caief cover : easily re-
moved and washed
Archer Woe kerrh.ef he,Det
heartily a little basxet This as
A. embroidered SIX ore. q the STYLE
roE uss1 for nothing save fancy work.
>he chose ere q he Ectle japanese
5i-k0. g bzl-5aszets. ant measured
tls distance FROM The mouth clear
around he basket. and hack again 70
re othe- side q TIE mouth. Then STE
added two ioches 70 that measure. ard
rev : circle CT the kerchiet hat vas
Ire sane Is tbs IN diameter she
gathered along this line. using he
over-a1d-Ovsr stitch. and doing Il on
TIE riEhf SIDE % the handkerchief. The
Handkerchief being white. <ith pi-k
embroidery. she lined he basket xi,h
a BIZ q pink silk. bringing the lining
edges vel over 70 TIE outside o. tie
hasse- SIZE then set ths little basket
i1Eo The bag made % The ke-chisf
and drawing the string until the bag
opening JUS fitted that OF he basket.
SIZE caught II fast with invisible
stitches. A string o small pink b<z1s
w2s sewe6 On IS yo1 would Apply I
cord fnish- This was for use On re
dresser 70 hold collar-buttons Nay
Myrtle French. II Farm ard F5resics.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

Lee Bird. yo11E Eaz O Hamilton.
o. has Suffered premature whiteress 81
the hair. as the result q dream
SIX weeks ago his hair Vas let black
One night Ne had vivid dream. IN
which h imagined thzt he Was dead
and surrounded BY the torrents OF The
lost 50 great WAS the shock thar his
hair vas sho. with gray when rs
awoks. Now i IS rapidly whitening
Bird GinssIf Is sponsor fer the story.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

a. Broadway. England. where hey have
a. thei- le1t-coor reighbor Mau5e Va
ssr.e W1ite. ard = vas VIZ sozEs W.
tsz D TIE l2ttsr zE6 NJ ko-cay
thai Mar AzLsrso1 c1oss &c make IL
rea appearance, although SEE szys Sc II.
Fever again zGopc TIE stage 9 pa
form as profession The great actress
pe-sistsEtly cszies that Sc - appear
II America thls seasoc II ss-.es c.
readings although he zr-ouncsze-t -
esr APPEARANCE las he<E made 80
E21y evidences q tr1tafalzess several
tt-es rs sQr arEfafI
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

AIways Tun the ouiroahole twist a.
2ro1a6 TIE hole about o1s-sixteenth
,, Al inch trC1 the edge before b.
ginning TIE actual button boiling. This
strengthens ard prevents Il frou tear
ing cut. besides serving a. = guide &c
tie ds9sh &C the stitches.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

Shevhat did you marry ne for.
anyway
He-For better or for wcrs-sns I
iost>-Toxn Topics
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-12-29

A party Of young men, Including
ksssrs. Alex Grant, Jr.. and Sid
Grant Of Hardes, and Ollie Beiden.
harm Of this city, went on q hunt yes
terdsy, and without making much
noise about it or throwing out pickats
to prdssct ths sanotity Of their respsc-
tive sslve., they got real live bear,
4 'ans.oub Of eohple Of summers .e1-
istenos. Just who killed the young
sbruts i. 4tiif : moot question, though
the prepondsranos Of evidence 1t IL
understood points - Mr.. Sid Grant a.
the winner of the brush. Be that ~
ii msy, the editor Of ssthe Herald :is
indebted 10 his very good friend Mr..
Alex Grant, MANAGER Of Hardes, for
a kind rsmem branoe. and q bountiful
supply of bear steak, the flrst that
has come the city editors way since
the war. Mr.. Brisdsnharn, who came
down on the belated evening train.
was charged with the care of good
supply of bear meat for distribution
among Mr.. Grant's friends in thu
oitv.-Vicksburs Herald.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-12-29

serve al useful lesson for the future.
Several weeks ago Sheriff Salmon
visited the town Of Columbus. in this
state. and imbibed too freely Of. tan.
glsfoot whiskey. Two local police
officers attempted to. arrest him in the
Gilmer hotel, and quite > lively rack
ct snsued, during which the AlabAma
officer made his escape. q day or
so since the Alabama officer again
made his. appearance in Columbus.
this time IN quest of prisoner want
ed in his state, and who had been APP
pretended by the Lowndss county au-
thoritiss. He was at she court house
arranging to take charge Of the psgro
when the two police officers from
whom he had escaped appeared on the
scene. and this time he WAS promptly
covered with guns and given no
chance to escape. He was lodged ia
Jail ovsk night and the follow ing
morning the mayor of Columbus fined
him SIS and costs, after which he was
allowed to depart with his prisoner.
Henry Thomas, who is wanted in Ala
bama on the charge Of illicit retail
ing
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-12-29

II is stated that the request of the
Pearl and Leaf River Railroad Com
pany to change thsif terminal from
Hattisaburg to Scranton means that
the railroad is TO b run from Soran-
ton to Natchsz. The road il now
completed 10 Hattiesburg and is push
ing from that place to Silver Greek.
in Lawrence county. : 10 IL said to be
the purpose of the road 10 build from
Silver Greek to Natchsz. This will
give the road . terminal At the Mis-
sis.ippi river and another At the Gulf
Of Mexico. The road. which will
change its name 10, the Mississippi
Central, will be one Of thu. best pay
ing short lines In The south: The
country through which it is run for
The most psrt, is NOT now traversed
by q railroad OF any kind. Its forests
have never had An AZ in. Sham. !. Be-
tween Scranton and NatohsE there
will spring up ! large. number of i'm
portant and hourishing towns, and
the scenes that took place on the
Gulf and Ship Island some years ago
will be duplicated Herald.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-12-29


If there is one thing more than all
Others calculated TO make : Mississip-
plan weep = + chose fotur.' Of cot
ton scenes made by artists who hsss
no idea Of the subject al it really sx-
lists. Such pictures are often seen In
northern publications. one patricslar.
ly has Just come under the eye of the
editor. They usually. show a negro
of the "Uncle Tom" type as a GEN.
trail figure with other. nsrgoes of the
Topsy" type. or no type at all.
All picking On the same row. , from
bushes which bear no resemblance to
the real arsiols. The bolls are usual
ly a little smaller than the nersoe's
hsads. 1t is true that sroMing cotton
is hard thing to draw or paint, and
even photographed it does not look
natural, but there il no excuse for
the travestiss, above referred TO. 90
often seen. Biloxi Herald
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-12-29
Commenting on the criminal docks

\ . =
Commenting on the criminal docket
of Claiborne county with its sxtraor-
binary number of murder indictments,
the Port Gibson Revsills says: 1t
has been long time since Claiborne
county presented such = bad record;
and it is to be hoped that sufficient
iu stice will be melted to the guilty &c
prevent repetition next year" This
is the only way to prevent rePsti.
tions," and muitiplications, Of muir
der-"justice melted out" after the
old fashion of neckbreaking. it il
the long felt want: of Mississippi
vicksburg Herald skEs
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-12-29

Marshal Mckinley put negro
named Stone to work on the street q
few days ago to work out q. fns.:
The negro worked . little while then
came to the marshal and told him TO
lock him up as he could not stand the
labor and would rather go to Jail than
work. Mr.. Mckinley took him at
his word and put him on diet OF
bread, and water. Today Stone was
ready to 10 to work, bus when let
out on the street he scratched the
shells with. his sfosel for a few min
utes and then pulled his freight
When the officers get their hands on
him again. he will be placed in'TEissl
until he pays the uttermoss farshins.
Biloxi Herald. !, !; +,
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-12-29

There is only one remedy for the
friction between labor and capital
arbitration! Arbitration Of differ
encss is the only genuine lubricatina
oil that will prevent tn" grinding
together of two unyielding surfaces
until one or the other is broken or the
sparks set fire to the building. And
those who will not accept arbitration
or equal terms convict Themselves OF
one of two things OF both. Either
they fear to submit their side ofes
controversy to fair men on Its merits
or they are always eager for troubles
Oxford Eagle. ~.