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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-11-30
The Human System
Must Adjust Itself
TO Changing Tenn
| peratures.

when cool nights succeed hot nights, when
clear, cold days follow hot. sultry days,
the human body must adjust itself TO this
changed condition or perish.
The perspiration incident to warm
weather has been checked. This detains
within the system poiaoaous materials
which have heretofore found escape
throuRls che Precipitation.
Most OF the poisonous materials re-
tanned In the system by the checked per
spiratiou end their way out Of the body
i at all. through the kidneys. This
throws upon the kidneys extra labor
They become charged and overloaded
with the poisonous excretory materials.
This has tendency to iniame the kid.
neys, producing functional diseases Of tAe
kidneys and sometimes Brghtis Disease.
Peruna acts upon the skin BY stimulat.
ing the emunctory glands and ducts, thus
preventing the detention Of poisonous ma
teria,s which should pass out. Perina in.
vigorates the kidneys and encourages them
to fulfill their function in spite Of the
chills and announcements Of cold weather
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-11-30

BY local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There -
only one way to cure deafness, and that Is
BY constitutional remedies. Deafness is
mucous lining Of the Eustaehian Tube.
When this tube is iniiamed you have .
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when It is entirely closed. Deafness il the
result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out Of ten are caused
by Catarrh,. which IS nothing put an IN
We win give One Hundred Dollars toF
any case Of Deafness tcaused BY e.tarrh
fhst cannot be cured by Hairs NetArrn
Cure. Send for circulars Tree.
f. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-11-30

ing fea90na y \
question Of the
highest impor-
lance. When the
weather begins
TO change from
,,-.r,,, ALI
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1906-12-29
All orders will receive prompt attention.
sEcRETARY's ACKNOWLEDGEMENT from Page Two.
FIRE At TAILULAI.

Tailulah, La, Dec. 26.-this
morning about 4 O'Clock lie
lror" rty situated on the north
side cf the main street OF this Wiz
@, owned ny J. N. Johnson,
ard occupied by Agcc, Heath &
Co.., and Gray Il Bernstein
stores, were totally destroyed hy
II e. The loss is almost total.
Ont. the srlendid work OF the
rrn, among whom the nrgrcs
were conspicuous, IA they are at
fires, saved the whole block
irum going up in flames.
rne origin of the fire is un-
known. 1t started in that part Of
the building occupied by Gray Il
Bernstein. -Ei.ksDurg Herald
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1906-12-29
The Tailest Man.

Tho distinction OF beng inc
tai'est man in the United States
ARMY belongs to Ernest ID. i'eck'
a first lieutenant in the engineer
corps. lie is six feet four anu
,re-half inches III height. Leu
Tenant Peck is a native vi WIS.,
cousin, and was graduated tom
the Oshkosh high school. lie
entered the military academy al
West Point in 1891, and upon MS
ora !uatiou in 1901 was a star
tnus cuiilling him 10 assignment
40 the select army vi The service
the cCr Of engineers. h''u''h'
ant Peck is EUw ON duiy At ch'
cw.tonel ark, Wyoming, anu has
supcrvised the building OF a mt
itarv road known as Peck's IKE
He is called Pixies Peek 10y hI'
comrades in the service. States
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1906-12-29
ALJTTIE COQJETTE.

During one ol hts visits Z" VICE
baden. the asn1 iHo,r"cf h"'Fe.'-
William I. wa s.ai-A On "t| %
side his adju'ant Oh 2e""l III ..
SHADE Of the G.aI"i'r.rt 'r''- t.@'
bcau'ify Berlin a<"...j-'' prom.
adc on the E'l--!;'s'..- -,
crowd OF cirirIs "'i'','-' ''.a' 80
ways follows N ID ".'..' '' 10 ,...'
when og"ortu""E OIL 49,
near as po:l''a. ."i'. ~. 81 .-
number. on az ~ o. = = '..'.''i
years more daring In IL - =. % D
broka from her = Il -. . ~ ''''.' I'd. .'''
preached IHt = -.''. - .- 81. 10 '-'
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1906-12-29
Congress will have a hard nu

Congress will have a hard nut
tr crack wnen it attempts To
marage Cuban affairs. Secreta-
nv Tail's report does not hoiu
out much hope that the Cuoans
will bc able in the near future "
successfully govern their couh'
try. II IS said that ninety per
q, MT Of the insurgents against the
Palma government were negroes.
MIR. Taft AMI his cOadjutor, Mr.,
Bacon, decided against the Pal-
ma government, after IAN inspec-
lion Of two or three days, ana
the people Of this country are
still left in ignorance as to the
facts and motives which Destroy
"a he q, jurc facto government
AT the demand vi the insurgents.
Ii .nDtier : pvernnsnt is set up,
there is every reason 10 oeileVe
that it will fail to pieces except
for the presence Of American
bayonets. Secretary Taft holds
out but little hope that the Cuban
people can be educated to a
pu,ut where il will be safe to
hermit them 10 govern them
selves. The property owners
wish an American prototora'e
AMI finally annexation. 1t was
they who refused TO support th'
Palma government. preierrinl
to let ii 20 to pieces, SO that I'M
III tt amendment might be caile'
in to take its place. Any ne'
native government will meet tn
fate Of the Palma government
and Congress must now ga
what is to be done. N. U
Ito Il.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09

u)eiie, ais tic geoodlte, mie groBartig
ne oaS Simmer I'M @aItboi oeiun.
Den. mo luie oieics prcttuoae sc.
llad jenes ucrounfeIic. lluo ole
@eonnfen iIogen 5uriid i'll Dem
tlellieh Sdnsfcrl, no ole Ioieu gun
0enlter bereinnidten uno Die T5ael
III oen 3rueiscn iangcn.
sd mllB baS pergeiien", inatc
nc 81 lid, ooamit Ole GrinncrltNo
nid)t mein gan5es 2eben peraGQe."
uno ocf ponoerten ibre @eoon.
ten immcr ipie0cr 5uriif Ill Der
9roBcn. fraftiacn 0eltolt. Dem chr.
lId)en, giitriitbigen Neiitt.
9as Sriibitiid mar in cincnr ion,
nigen 3immer bereitet. 9nuro
frelltc lif iiber oen 10 unnocbeuocit
SltrliS, SiIber. &rpitall. foit6ures
For5caan. al oas geiicl ibr. Ter
Ontel lob ibr segeuiiber unb be-
trodtetc JIG ifari. Gr loh, ooB
lic angeborclen Gait bate, Die Ma.
niercn abcr licBen piel Sll lpiinidc,
iibrig. Sic wilBte faum MeIirr
nnO 8abcl anlt1noig jl ge6raudcn,
perrietb aber. bob lie raid auf.
faBtc. leid,t nad)abmtc, ulrb 10 be.
tiirttete CT niht boB lie lid)t balo
Die art unb @eiis ser eroBen @elt
anucbmen miiroc.
Tah DEM SriihItiid besoben lie
'It) IN Den @arten, ser IaroltiS
bat Saiira. iif i'm Sd]atten elmer
Sinoe nieocriulaiicn mb icinen
Flnnen 81 lnnlden. gr 6eabiif.
tigte nid)t, lie iofort als feline
Nit)tc uno Grbin aufSuiiibren.
nGs gibt piele 8riinbe, Ole mid,
miinld]en loiicn, Oab Hiemano or.
iabre, On leieit bon ieber in Gng.
lano gefpcien. Sd mcroe lid nad)
Sranfreid) bringen, bon BORT nit
Dir 5nriiffebrerL nno ale @eIt
miro g~lalben. Oh ieieit BORT 5l
Samic. Sd mill nid,t, ouB man
miiie, On babeit crit in Mrmutb uno
Tieorigfeit gelebt, eS wiirbe gegen
lid einnebmen. Serner tpirlt On
Mrs nidt libel nebmeu. wenu id
Dir ioge, Dab 9u piel I%erncn, pieI
oer9eileu mibt bo6 es gutter Seis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
s+ss:s++ 1874 ass+ssss+s:. ~ s.s:s+:.st :::. 1885, ~. s:.:+ +::. :

Sppus Iii a%ngcbortelt? nun if
lid geieben, bin i6 poafommel
beiriebiet, meine Hidytc fonnte cine
Siiritin ieiu. Slllf oariiber bin i'd
irob, bab Gu nid)t perbeiratbei
bit"
Gr abnte nift, iparum Saiiro
erbleihte, marum lire slugen lid,
'enttei. gr glaubte iie iungfrGI.
lih, idipistn hnS b~efaasen.
yTos pGre mir ihredlid) geipeicl
i) botte Hobwap ielbit ocr 9eiebI
geeebcn. Die gauge Ingcleaenbeii
fauen 5u laiien. Bate er did Der.
beiratbct s~cfunoen."
2aura ianO ben @utl, Die sll,sel,
81 erbeben.
pWurum?"
.@eil mir Die iogenannten Sic.
besbeiratben in Der Seele perbabi
muroen, ncil lie Der Sluh rnieres
@eidledtes maren, SD beec alC
gdtuna Dor meiner Mutter, obpobl
iie elm einiahes 2anbmdbd)en mar.
aber eS WGre piel belicr geweicn,
batte mein Sater iih ebenbiirtil
pcrmdblt. llno 10 beihlob i'd.
Dab iortG, iebe WiBbeiratb inter
bleiben miiBte, Oab mein grbe al
eiuen mocren 3mcig Der Samilie
si geben bate, fdnoe i6 did niti
mebr ireis Nun aber lit meme
Treioe, Sih ~mpcrmdblt 81 iinben.
audi gr~en5enlos. MN mag oes Na'
mems alter 8lan5 iid) erncuei, MN
mag 3ein mo mein Gbrgcii
ifronfenlos lid] ~cutialten. Sae'
mir MIR bas Cine, 2aiira, bait Oh
feinen Sreier?"
.Nein, Snfcl", iprad) lie lang
lam. .einen Sreier babe id nidt."
nTaS lit gut. es bate mir webe
getban, Gid unsliidlih 81 miiicn.
benn es bGtte bas 9ano unfcblbaI
5%erreiBen miilien. Nun aber pro.
pbeSeibe id Dir ole alGnSenoitc gu.
funit, Elm meiner Hidte uub grbir
miirbigcs Soos."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09

oertrieben meroeni Suop Saura
&c Bourbon! ME nber, ipcnn ibr
0ebeiinnib befannt miirSe2 mic
lolltc cs? iie singen balb not)
8ranfreifl, uno Denn iie 5uriid.
febrten, oiirfte faitm Sentono in
Der glGl5enben Grbin oas Meib ans
bent Solte erfennen, oos num
8olocs mlQen" oen 8ntten perlailen
bate.
Ser Breis Daiiir2 zines @eibes
gbre mo cines ManneS Ser; =
nitt piel iiir of Den @lon5, iiir
Iitcl, Heidtbum, Gurus. 0erguiis
gen, 6reuSen. Die iie ME ertrdlmt!
uno Sof mars cigen, pie ihipad)
uro franf u,o eleno tic iih fiibltc.
Sic peritd]te, aui5ulteben mo ianf
fraftlos 5,triif.
sd, meroe Soh nid)t e~rfranfen
ODER iterben". itobnte tic, riebt no
oas Seben 10 reid Dor mir lie9t!"
Gas l~lnsuobllein giug pcriiber.
m%ieoerboIte lif ober BON 3eit 81
3eit, mo Saura's 6riide ltmano.
Webr als einmal iragtc Ger Mar
au!s 6cIorgt, Oh lie lih iinlpobl
fiihlte, mebr alS einlnal bemerfte
Saura, DAB ibrer 3oie @lide dngits
lid uno ocrpuubert aui ibr rubten.
Gie Sor6ereitungen sur &eile mad,
6ranfreid brGngten aaes jliriid,
uierSehn Gage uod) 2nlro's Infunit
in 6ern1olme beianS tie lif aui
benz &cge nadl Euris.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
is
81 Wrunbe serid]tet.
yer Irat bIidie BALTIC auf.

Uer Ir5t blifte baltis uuf.
oenglanberimen? biit Su oeiier
iider, Sanna? lino es 9amen?"
.Sie iinb gut g%efleioet, Die Cine
liebt leibetb aus"
Doctor Seeming beeab iidJ ms
Spred5immer.
MiB Glarfe erbittet SIREN drstli.
den Totb. Serr Goctor." ipradI
Battle bait;g.
.@iinldJen Sic mid allein gu
ipred)en, Sronlein?"
nSa, ih iperoe bier warten." "
entgegnetc Battle fir lie.
2aiira begab lid nit Dem Ir5tc
ms Heben5immer.
@s folgtc cine &eibe bon Srageli,
Die lie MIR ~naflGiii9 beantportete,
Damn cine grflGrnng, pelte lie,
pGrc tie nod bel Suiiap aelpelcn,
entSiidt bate, nunmebr aber lic
entieste.
Sn troitloier ger5peiflung febrtc
lie heim. llnteriuegs iprah Tie fein
Wort. SINNER mieoer b0rtc lie
Doctor Senniug's @orte. NiidJ
Eattic ihpieg. 9ie 3eit mubte
fonImen. no Die Serrin ibr Aui,
fl1rung gebel, piir0e.
Gnolid allein in ibrem Simmer,
iuIrbe Salro Die polle Srogmeite
Der GcrbGltniiie flar, lire yer3mcii-
hung mar gren5enlps. 0ie balo
mltBte Der Snfel Slles eriobren,
uno mnfeblbar SfalOc nnb @lenb
iolgcn. Ser Siinoe Srlid)t lit bit.
terer alS Der Zoo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09

Mr5tc. Goctor Seuniug mar nid)t
jung uno batte nit benz 2ebcn bart
I'M Oas. 2eben gefimpft. Seinc
Wobnung mar beideioen. id)ier
armlif eingcrittct; obgIeid) or ein
geihidter ar5t, itanO ieinc notiir-
wiifiige Sfienbeit inn itets I'M
@egc.
*Snl 9aufe cines Mor9enS mel
oete iein Gienitmdohen 5pei
GnglGuoerinuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
II
~, bilf mir, Yattie!'

Iaein nit ibrer Ingit uto Ser
Siueifimg, fragte iih Saura, mos
ants lbr merSen loute? 3u gnoe
lparen gIan5er,Oe S%ofinungen u,b
utO ElGile, umlonit oil bas @eh
oas tic @uitap jugefiigt. Selblt
oas Se6en id)ien Dor ibr iih &c.
lflollen 5u BADEN, tic tonnte nidt
einmal 81 ibrem Manne 5uriiffeb.
rem. @obl mod]tc or picaeidt &c.
neigt iein. ibr 5u p~er5eiben, ole
Heuige an's Sers jn nebmen, aber
fonnte lie cs annebmen? freiwillig
bus alte Sod. Irmith. Mrbeit, @nt.
bebrung. alif iif laoen? nein, tai,.
lcnO @nl nein! 10 lange iie nidts
InOeres fannie, mod)te es ertrGg.
LID ibeinen, ieet war es a,,ber aller
Sragc.
limo nm Oad)te lie, mie gliidlih
8ultap iiber Ole Saflage lih ge-
fiiblt bobem miir0e.
Gr bate oft geiagt. oaB. 10 icbr
CT Dem Serrn fiir lein geliebtes
@eib Oantte, al lein @iinifen bod
MIR eeitilt iein miirNe, penn CT elm
aino iein eilen nenneu oiirite. llno
adj! wie grauiant maj iie gegen
i'm gemeien. mie leer uno troltlcs
bate lie iein Seben gernad)t, OBJ
mohl CT Der eoellte. bette, t~rellcite
Sreirno ipar, Den lic belo6. Sbr
@crS neigte lid 5u ibn, lie muroc
mcid). El0slid) rattle lie lid aui
lulo perbamnte geiualtiam ieoen &c
borfeu un Den @atieuL tic fonnte
uidjt 81, ibm 3uriiffebrcn. inter fei.
men llnritGiloen ieres armleliac d.
lem crtraaen. Grit Jest mi!Btc tic,
ME tbeller ibr all Ger Gurus. eli
Die lie nnl9eheroe Frad)t geporpcn.
n@as iou id, tbunL mas loll i'd
thun?" riei lie hanoerin9enb.
Mit lebbafter Ebantaiie malie
lie iid Oie fpnlmenocn Snmmeri5ener
ans. Der Snfel piiroe in gcreh.
tenn 3orn lie perItobcn, init Sor'
miirien i~ipcrhGuien. nie mo niln-
mer ibr perSeibcl. Mit Gingcrl
! piIrSe sic Siencri6ait nui lie sci.
gen. feline &ano helicno lid in
bictem.
ShIutScno uno ratblos itriti
Sai,ru int Simmer ouf mno ME
Der.
Ser Gebanfe. lid, ioiort 5llm On,
fel 81, begeben, linn aui oen &nier
sllcs 5u betenneL trat por ibr(
Seelc. > OaB lie Scmielbcn &c.
iolgt mare, weld, namenloles @cf
bate tic lid, mo Nnberen cripart
Nber tic paate eS niht, brnhti
IS nidt iiber iidl. Dem itol5cn ariiio
fraten 81 lagen, tic Darc 0oS @eit
zines Sberadrtners.
Sic bcilgte 6as gololodige Sa,lp,
mo ipeinte bitterlidl.
@aS, 0 mas ioute tie tbnu2
Uortictnns ioIgt,)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09

Grnitlid, unmobI.

7
ieinrr Nhnen, es lag III Den
CHAMPS GlpieeS uno mar prad)tuo!l
cinger,d,tet. Sabp Saurd mar ent4
SHIT, CO erld)icn ibr IN leiuer Art
nod ifoner nls 6ernboime Ibbcp.
Ger @arquis bate einen Tlnn
e%ntporfeu, Dem naf)5uleGen Ger
Nidlte Iufgabe mar. Ter @ornlits
tua mar Dem lluterribt aepionlet.
Nof)Hlittags fam cine ourd politi.
id)e &erhdltniiie perarnlte G0eloane.
&abD Saura in etiquette, Soltung
unb @enebnlen 3u nnicrmeilen.
lie Game ipar ent5iidt iiber lie.
feline snocre lernte 10 lhneu unb
gut, flo pcriid,ertc bent Warauis,
ouB ieine Nid)te in fiirjelter 0riil
fdbig iein miiroc. iih III Der bod.
item @eielidait 81 beuegen.
Sic mertbpollltc Selebruna mltroe
Sniirn bllrd) Den Snfel ielbit. Gr
ilthr nit ibr nah bent Souprc. nn6
GerIailcs, Iprud) init ibr bon &C.
mGl0et. Stutlen mo 2%unlnperfen
nller Irt. bon gr9Ren WGnnern nno
ibrem 2ebcn, geleitete lie in Spcr
ino Concerto. las uro ituOirte init
ibr. IS mar ein a%ngenehmes. be-
lebrenoes. acnubreihes 9aben, Die
Bet perSina gle!h iliidtigcn Nuscn.
blidcn. 9aura beiab iett Die
SGbigfeit mlicbi1me @rimner,inaen.
@eniienSreglrnaen, Selbitpurpiirfe
5t eritiden, mr. her @caenport 81
leben. Ter Sntel, Dem tic nit
inniger 3uaeiglng lid augcidlois
len, entpnrf iolh rei5cnOe. ent5ii'
denoc Siloer Der 3lisunft, oaB lie
nopon mic bctdilbt nor nn0 Ole
Ycrgougcnbeit INNER traunlbaitcr
6%uriidtrat. Gs gnb mr. eincn Ol,n.
felen Sdatteu aif bieicm 9idltbilb,
9oura iiiblte lid) unmohl. ihre @lii-
ihe 'dJpamo. 3lterlt mar Ger Mar-
Qilis be,urubiat, Damn iagte er lid.
cS mare bieieS 9ciinoen mr. Die
uotiir!ite Solac beS llcbergonges
Dom Nano. sum- Stootlcbcn. Gent
nod iraatc er INNER mieoer, ob lie
iid pohl u1lb aliitlid} iiiblte.
y8anS mobl mo 9liltlid)", nnt-
iuortete @alro. nno bod mlBte tic
lid iclbit eclteheu. oaB lie lid nidjtS
.ucni0er. ais wohl bcfinoe.
.@ib mir cinen SonbipieJel,
Battle. befnhl lie zines @oraens
hem &ummermGoten.
SoGp Solira bctradtetc lid lali9c
mo animerfiam. 3lpciielios mor
cine &erGnoeruma nit ihr poreegavs
gen, 0aS mar nid)t mehr NaS
bliibenoe leiId)tenoe IntliB. ooS bon
Sbau i,no &oicn Triitc mo 2nit
cntlebnt ju baben ldien.
sd, icbe nidt mehr 10 9,it oils,
mie iriibcr. uid,t mnhr, Yattie?"
.Gcin @ilabp, Sic iebcn nid,t
gut ans"
sd iible mid] aud, nid)t ipobl".
inhr tic tort, yif. Ole ipnit 10 lturf,
10 fraitig iuar. bin MN 'hpod unO
ursegriiien. Ger Quit Ger Nlr.
men, ieoc &leinigteit mad)t mir
llebelfeiten, boiientlid, weroc id,
nid,t ernItlid franf."
.Sofientlid nid)t, obcr bielten
Sic cS uiht mir gut, eincn ArSt 81
&atbc su 5iehen2"'
sd babe audi ld,on 0aran &c,
Oadt, aber meiu Sntel lit 9lcid)
10 dngitlid)."
,gs fnnn geifeben, obne Sen
Serrn Warauis 81 beunrubigen,
iaus Sic oas miinifen iouten.
.@arum ioate ids mitt?"
Sic iubrcn 5u cinenl cugliiheu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
H..
Cine nmuerseiMid,e S6at.

&lar nnb ldon erbob ii6 Scr
@oraer. 2anra crwodte nnb ii.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-11-08

We have made arrangements by
which we can furnish the KEMPBR
HERALD and the New Idea Wo-
mans Magazine (the latter an up
to-date fashion and home magazine)
for one year for $1.30,
Don't forget the Duke Mercantile
Company has on hand a large lot of
.sHickman'' and s.Studebaker" Wa
CONS, which will be sold cheap for
cash.
Need a good cathartic2- A pill is best.
Say a pill like DeWitt'a Little Early
R;sers. About the most reliable on the
market. Sold by .. East!and.
Cool weather is here-you will
find a large assortment Of Quilts.
Blankets and Comforts at Rosen-
baun's.
Secure your tickets for the lecture
curse early, and get good seats.
Tickets on sale at Eastland's.
The KEMpER HERALD, the Memphis
Commercial-Appeal weskly) and Home
and Farm, for one year for sl.5o.
Mr.. Howard Kitchens, Of Binns-
Vile, u clerking vt Franch's,
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-11-08
The Nettie Jackson Company.

This popular musical organization
will appear at the Scooba Academy
next Saturday night, and the prom
Use is for a good attendance.
Of the Lyric Harp M of the
leading features of the entertain
ment. the Rochester Advertiser
says:
1.-The Lyric Harp played by Chas.
I. Hendricks at the National The
alter concert, last evening, proved a
delight to the audience and its
PLAYER was heartily encored. The
tone of the Lyric Harp is sweeter
and more mellow than that of any
other instrument, excepting of
course the violin and cello. which
it quite equals. The expressivcness
of Mr.. Hendricks PLAYING was
exceptionally noticeable"
OF the singing of Miss Maude
Golf Paul, the sograno, the Boston
Herald SAYS:
Miss Paul's opening number was
Wilson's Carmena and it afforded
full opportunity for the display of
her wonderful voice qualities. Hell
work through the entire program
was of q very high order. Miss
Paul is a recent and most welcome
acquisition to the company and the
music lovers OF Boston hope the
time is not far distant when they
may have the pleasure of hearing
her again."
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-11-08
Bazaar and Festival

Under the auspices Of the ladies
of Knox Presbyterian Church, of
Scooba, a bazaar and festival will
be held in tue rooms over the store
Of the Duke M~erchantile Co. on the
18th, 18th, 18th and 10Th of Decem-
Der, to which all are invited.
The ladies of this church and
their friends have, for some months
past, been making preparations for
the holding of this bazaar, aud
numerous and novel articles suit
able for household use and as holt
day gifts have been prepared by
their deft fingers and will be offered
for sale.
During the four days mentioned
hot meals and cold lunches will be
served to all corners, at reasonable
prices, and an opportunity will be
given the man who kicks at his
home fare to try a change.
The Bazaar will be held for the
purpose of raising funds to make
needed repairs and improvements to
the church and manse. and it is to
be hoped that in this instance loves
labor will not be lost and that the
public will respond generously to
the call and literally repay the
ladies for the trouble and worry
incident to the holding of an affair." of
this kind. The object is a good one
let all help make the effort a
~oucnaSS.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-11-08
The Old Duke Store.
Circuit Court.

Kemper countv's fall term of
court convened in DeKalb on Mon
day, His Honor, r. f. Cochran,
presiding judge, and Hon. j. H.
Currie representing the State. Dis
trict Attorney delivered the charge
to the Grand Jury. 1t was pro-
nounced able lucid and impressive.
Hull Adams was made foreman
with a good body of men on jury.
After the court had organized, the
candidates for Governor and Col.
Walter Clarke, president of the
Mississippi Division of Cotton
Growers Association, made adj
dresses.
Judge Truly first spoke, followed
by Mr.. Clarke, then Hon. L. U.
Sisson, allowing Hon. f. n. Thomas
only a limited time, owing to the
lateness of his coming, not giving
him the opportunity of presenting
his claims.
Hon. T. M, Henry, present State
Auditor, announced his candidacy
for Insurance Commissioner.
There was a very large attendance
in DeKalb, and the court is now
progressing with business. Court
may continue three or four weeks,
owing to a special term to follow the
regular term. x. x.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-11-08

The home of Mr.. Gus Kendall WAS
the scene, on Tuesday, at 2 O'Clock,
of a very quiet, but pretty, wedding,
when Miss Mabel Bryce Kendall WAS
given in marriage to Mr.. John Colgin
Lipscomb, Rev. Mr.. Smith, of Col
Inns, a brother-in-law OF the groom,
officiating. Vases of roses and chry-
santhemums were the only decora-
tions used. The bride wore a gray
| cloth dress and hat to match. After
concentrations, Mr.. and Mrs. Lips
comb left for Brooksville, Sails and
| fsola. They will make their home
in Isola.-Meridian Star, Oct. 81.
Mr.. Kendall, father of the bride,
is a leading druggist and n of the
most prominent citizens of Meridian.
We would call the attention of the
proper authorities to the fact that
quite a number of large, fine, fat
hogs, apparently without owners,
are making things lively for resi-
dents in the Northwestern portion
of the town. We drove the afore-
said hogs out of our later patch
three nights co%nsecutively last week
and as there is a town ordinance
against hogs being at large, We hope
some steps will be taken at once to
abate the nuisance.
John Tyson, Esq. and little son
jim, of Macon, and Mr.. Tyson Meth
cry, of S%huqualak, Were visitors OF
Mrs. r. S. Nethery and other folks
over the Sabbath. Lawyer Tyson's
practice appears to have picked up
a good deal in this section the past
few months.
Ribbon-cane for seed-apply to S..
G.. TRAMMILL,. Scooba, Miss.