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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

Publishers Press.
Augusta, Ca, June 13.-There Is
unite war on against the money lend
ING ~omranies which charge usurious
Il. s.st to negroes VINO borrow small
sums, pledging their household goods
q SECURITY. Former Congressman F.
II. Fleming had championed the cause
81 the negroes and has conducted sew
eral cases in the courts successfully.
Editorials in the papers have resulted
in more cases being brought, and in
some the charges are really startling
For instance, AWr. Fleming in one o. q
his suits. proved> that his client nae
paid over 10000 per-sspt.' while in
others other large sums wefs~psd as
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
Publishers Press.

Publishers Press.
Pittsburg, June 13.-It seems as
haxd for the directors of the United
Steel Corporation to choose the
@Hr to Corey as President as it
Eorey to get his wife. w. F..
der has been the choice but he
Mas stated that he will not accept the
situation, even though other matters
could, be arranged to his satisfaction.
1t is at the request of his wife that he
refuses to consiM the matter; Mrs
Snyder who is a social leader in
Pittsburg, has4expressed herself quite
x.alainly on - nqbject, that the office
1slx,enf Of the big corporation
Isinfected for it. SNYDER
= 1elect as the next president
ID iiIoration G. T. Thorp, who is
now Ted with the corporation as
hed - Gary works near Chicago
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
) CAT CAME BACK
) AFTER ITS FALL
} OF FIFTEEN FLOORS.

. Daily News Special. .
. Chicago, June 13.-This is .
o story about cat, the pet of the .
o Midday Club, that fell Is stories .
. in the area way of the First Ma, Q
. tional Bank Building and is alive Q
. and we'll. Q
. The animal plunged from a .
o window of the millionaires' lunch .
. room on the eighteenth floor in .
o the big loop skyscraper to the 9
o skylight of the bank quarters on .
o the third floor The heavy wire .
o screening above the glass was 2
Q bent and twisted by the impact 9
Q and a few pieces of glass fell to z
Q one of the clerks cages on the .
. floor below, but the cat escaped 9
o uninjured Fifteen minutes after 9
@ythe fall the animal returned to its Z
o quarters in the eighteenth floor 4
Q lunchroom.
o Choosing probable death down {
Q the light shaft in preference to
. struggle with a Boston TERROR
Q the animal leaped AS group
o of the lunchers reached the win
. dow they heard crash on the
o heavy glass skylight, Is floors be-
o low.
o All believed the cat had been
o crushed to death. A quarter of :
Q an hour later. while the horrible
Q death" was being discussed at a
o score of tables, the frightened cat
o came back. 1t skunk toward the
o kitchen and disappeared. Il
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
WATERWAYS CONVENTION
WANTS 4 PLACE TO MEET

the next convention Of the association.
Beaumont is going to make a bid for
the convention, and Secretary Arnold
of the Chamber Of Commerce states
that he feels assured that Beaumont
win get the convention.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
The Plan

Twenty-Five votes will Be gwen each monthly subscription the
paper 100 with each three months subscription 500
with each annual subscription No coupons will be issued until the
amount paid
ting job printing.
ga ballot good for Will appear each issue o the paper
Ono votes will Be sold All ballots must Be deposited
ballot box provided for the the Office Of the Daily News
properly counted
The contest will close Thursday Aug when the final will Be
counted By Of and the piano awarded
. the lady receiving the largest number
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

is EVEN WORSE THAn JAKE.
II president Roosevelt doesn'e think
Colonel Nelson's praise Of him is four
points sloppser than that OF Jacob
Riis, then he is u poor judge off gush.
Houston Post.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

Publishers Press.
beaumont, Texas, June ia meet
ing Of the executive committee Of the
|IntercoastaI Canal Association is in
progress in this city today for the
/ u pese Of selecting q place to hold
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

If you want to buy or seIl Hatties
burg dirt, am we'll equipped to pro
tect your interest. y hos. N. Ferguson
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
WHICH SHOWS ais WISDOM.

Indiana is still Boosting of that
three year-old boy who reads Shakes
peare. OF course, to do that he has to
neglect some of the Indiana fiction
Boston Globe.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
Announcements.

The Daily News Is authorized to
announce the following candidates,
subject ITO the action of the Demo
cratic primaries in the new County
of Forrest:
N For District Attorney:
d. G. MLAURIN,
of Hattiesburg.
~ A. E. WEATHERSBY,
of Columbia.
For State Senator
W. w. WEST
of Richton.
For Representative,
STOKES v. ROBERTSON.
For County Assessor:
j. E. M'LEMORE.
For Sheriff and Tax Collector:
]. D. BENNETT.
j. G. MAGRUDER.
|
For Superintendent Of Education;
E.. CURRIE.
For Treasurer:
HERBERT GILLlS.
w. p. CHAMBERS.
/
| :, : ! -. y. !: y: $
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

III is RIGHT AsouT ~.
1Io1ard Gould says that his'wife's
weed are ~ pdalous. II truey they
Itilnore American
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

qThe News has purchased a handsome $4,000 Forbes
which will be given the most popular fiattles
burg and vicinity the contest to Be decided BY ballot all Of the
patrons Of the paper participating
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

AMONG OTHER THINGS.
The Presidents specialties are rail
roads and wolves Biz bingham Age
Herald
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

{. P. DaughdriI 4 Co. have the
house you want, for sale or rent.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

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ckson News gave the follow
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
TO CURE INEBRIETP.
DIR. Gayer VIII Use Hypnotism TO
Helm BO1cery Drunkards.

A., effort To cure drunkenness by hypnotlsm VIII
60, ,o made at the Bowery Mission. and the plan
,s heartily, commended by DR.. Louis kIopsch' OF
TIC Christian Herald" who has helped 10 sup
mort the mission for many years The subjects,
who viii be volunteers from the men who attend
,b ,,,;ssion. are TO be lypnotized by Dr. GustaV a
Gavcr Of No isl West 63d street assistant TO
Professor John D. Quackenbos. Of Columbia
As DR. Gayer says ne has been successful IN
MANY cases where he tried TO stop drinking by
mental sugecztca there IS likely 10 be some un-
e.sIress among the whom he addresses occa-
.l,,,,ll,. AZ the ms sion DR.. Gayer declares. how
eeer mat II Is impossible TO make turn
from, the frothy glass unless he is already anxious
q, have his will power sustained by outside indu-
~ Therefore. IL is likely that none Of the strays
fror, the drinking dens are n danger Of being
,.,,trcly converted into abstaineys. J. S. Halli-
,,o,,e ,slu,arintendent Of tie mission is much in
,-' he new cure we have four
49,, here who are confirmed drinkers and who are
s-itiin@ 10 submit themselves 10 Dr. Gayer" said
III s.sIstant. j. II. Long, last night We expect
-, -. ready IN "A week or for the experiments
,1teich they a.av be reformed Will be welcomed by
US" ,--, ., -, 49, . =,
4 Ur ISlo.sch "and will do all we to facili-
tat. J,r Cever's work / believe that hypnOtiSm
80 no III cnecs the mind of The 9ubicct. al
t;.oueb / have VINO have taken certain
radtcal ct Tor drunkenness and who irritable
,,-ta efratc as a result OF the treatment. Should
hypnotlsn do all that We hope. We will try to per-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
PRIEST IN CONFERENCE.
Bishop Won't Recognize Orders
Without Farther KnOzcledge.
fBy Telegraph 70 The TIibune.l


bridrepart, Conn, April 15- Bishop GoodseIl pre-
FloinE AZ the New York East Methodist Episcopal
conference to-day refused recognize the o.ss4rs
e Alexander Lutzi. who had been member of
tae Roman Catholic priesthood IN Italy. The
Sisnor wished 10 make further Investigation. say
ING; The original ordination ~ tits man was 70
a priesthood which cannot recognize. / am
hot certain of authority IN tbs matter and I
suggest that we refer the question Of law in
waived 70 the General C0nfereYce."
committee of three vas appointed make the
Necessary inquiries
Eight Candidates for admission 10 the conference
On itial were received They Hans Ofstie.
5tap- ~. kerleT. John J. Snaveiy. Richard Heg-
So. aldo Nhippie Weller, Homer q. Minish.
y .iialn : Jackson and George y. Smith.
Sel.f-rf-iteIrlal addresses were delivered BY Da-
va ~. Couch, John PilkinEtOn Thomas L. Poulson
80 hooeft Nasson. The deacOn's orders Of the
e. Joseph - Johnson We're recognized. The
1sEop was requested 10 appoint Dr c. ". Carter
j. White field secretary u the Anti Saloon Lea CUE.
G.d r. u soper secretary OF the Young Peoples
Etssonary Society.
a. The memorial service in the afternoon DR.
george f. RcGG. president OF Dickif son College.
Presided. ana the Rev Dr William NJ. Stonehll
"Hered prayer. The Temperance Society held its
ahnlFersary f. The evening. DR. =. r. kidder pre-
siding Dr. Charles A. Crane. of Boston. delivered
an address on a Methodist Chasn."
II was authoritatiVelv reported to-day that the
kev DR. J. Wesley Johnston VIII remain pastor Of
ne John street Methodist Episcopal Church in New
York lity. There were rumors that he intended 10
cave fhf charge
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mn mon arrested on April by Deputy Com
missioner Hanson IN raid on a supposed gambling
house n second avenue. near 9Th street. com
Alaiut of Milton Is. Anderson Of No = % street.
Eliza beth. =. j.. discharged by Magistrate
ihe complaint
w0mau may dance with the ghost Of her dead
husband every night before going to bed and still
not lack tastaTncntarv capacity So decided Jus
lice Abbott a. Flushing yesterday Mrs. Phoebe
- bfIriail. Of, Flushing, left 10 Elmer A Holden
~ ~ Franklin, y. - all her property The Will holds
1ssit'e ihe womnns peculiaritics
Arrested upon bench warrants ~ United States
Marshal He'lke William J. Smith and Stanley
Bagg were alraigncA before United States Com
missioner Shields yesterday charged with bribery
81 a government official. The Two men furnished
Dsh and were released
The annual banquet of the real estate classes Of
tie West SIDE Young Mems Christian Association
No. 20 Wsai s.;h street. W. r. held al Rssen-
Eebers - Tuesday evening. ~ : O'Clock The
EDsa,.sIs ...l be Leslie NJ Shs ~ Rabbi Stephen s
hiee, Jozepb J.. Buttenwleser. Joseph L. DaE
Robert +. SnGa ard Gilbert H. Montague. Francis
- Ward. eE-Dresident Of the Real Estate Board OF
SioEefE, VIII JF1 side.
Gerald J. Lamont, "a hrolzer. 81 No. i4S Jersey
avenue, Jersey city, grraisnod, charged with
grand .a.cenv IN the second degree. beiore Judge
oGullivan IN Part ] os the Court Of General So
tiona yesterday. On hls promise to exile himself
lofeffT from this community an1 hereafter 10 lead
~ hoi.cst life ho WIS allowed 10 80.
TIE jury IN Part ]. General Sessions IN he trial
o. esgE.e Z. Edwards. % Xonkers. who was
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16

charged with grand larceny. disagreed YESTERDAY
- I,,.,s v,as remanded for another trial The
silu @ % 1Ileped 10 have embeZZled $500 while ac /
H. irg ss Collector for Hupfe! & Sons, New YORK
brewers.
Mrs Daisy Lee Grammar OF no ia "es' M ~
-, ,bo CORNER wife Of Riley Grammar, the
tore.r,ar who was committed TO Bellevue Hos
nitol last week by Magistrate Whitman from the
eferson Market police court 70 be ehGied m e Gee ss 20
nrt- Her sister. Mrs. N. y. Kant, OF no " Hest H,
s-;I street said she would assume charse Oh -His
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
uRisA SERVANT GIRL" DEFENDERS OUT

The IrIshnen who were arrested for nterrupting
THE Irish $. ryant Girl" presented by the Rus
sen brothers at the Orpheum Theatre, Brooklyn
on January 81. were all discharged yesterday, The
police were unable TO swear thaI lleY sa" the de-
fendants commit tlAe offences alleged
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
PROTEST AGAINST rHAw PICTURES.

Hackeusack X J.. April = CSpeciaD.-The Empire
Entertainers had advertised for their show IN
Armor HAIL next Monday a set Of pictures Illus
ifauns the Icaw case So many letters reached
the ms.ae OF the hall protesting against tho
pictures that they were Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
men as possible TO submit

suade as many of The men possible 10 submit
themselves TO DR.. G4yer.'
man who is willing to be helped. There are many
mon who want to leave drink alone, but their viii
newer is NOT strong enough. By hypnotiZing them
can strengthen their will power and make them
keep their good rcsolutc ms
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
Some Of the Bargains in

Drawers and LAeu-SeS
Muslin Drawers-hem and tucNs
or henstitChed or tucked rurfie--
usually 20 --.-.--..--- --.------ ] =
Cambria and Musltn-wlde umbrella
rufles of emb'y with plain or r. ;
tucks or lace and inserting
or clustered tucks-worth 80 ..-..- SO
Fine Cambric and Nuslln-deep
Hounces with tucts and lace OF
enb'y and iuserts-valUe ~ ....-. .O4
sheer Nainsool Drawers wide ruf'ies
Of showy eub'y or laces or dainty
Val Lace inserts between clustered
or spaced tucks-worth SLID I 4
Fine Nalnsook Druwers-umbrella
ficunces. with entire rurites OF lace
and ribbon beading usually $50. 81
NalnsOok Drawers-rUliles OF me ENJOY
AMI dainty laces with knotted
ribbon hnish-usually 50. 40. ..-.-.. ] .9S
Good Muslin Chentses-round neck
with cambria rUffle-worth % ----- "a
t.an,brfc and Muslin Chemises-round
neck with inserting OF lace or
eulh'y and n. =. rufiies-value -19- .s5S
Regular and extra length Chemises-
woke with = or lace inserts and
ribbon or good emb' 'y-trimd d skirts
Nains,rx t'hemises- Marguerite and
other STYLES. elabogately triru'd with
lace and rIobon-worth 81 90. ----.. 9S
Sainsock skirt Chemises-
decp yok~s handsomely trimd with
fne enjoys Iaces and pin tucks--
usually SEQ and S29S. S.-.......-...1 10
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
BOARD AND ROOFS.

Single insertions 3 cents PEP line s'v-
which entities advertiser 10 have Toor1s
entered for a peiiod OF fourteen DAYS ia
The Tribunes Directory Or Desirsb,s
Rooms. Wri:0 for circular
Full information concerning thers rooms
NAV be had. free Of charge, IT the Int, En
ONCE OF The NeW-York Tribune J3ls
broadway. between 30th and S7th sts
A--EI-EGANTL-Y furnished apartments
private bath, Sl.a0 daily Including meals.
one. Sl5. two. SO weekly The Alabama
u East ltth 81
9TH ST. 3l} WEST. Desirable large and
small rooms. southern exposure. second
and third floors superior board. references
"vr banged
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
James McCreery g. Co.

RUG DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores
Sale of Domestic Rugs.
Attractive Oriental Designs.
Wilton Rugs. Size 8 #. x12 #.
5000 and $500
Brussels and Administer
Size fit. Y f2 fit. 5000 and $500
A reversible Brussels
Size 9 ft. 12 fl. 1900
200 rolls, Wilton Velvet Carpet.
9Oc per yard
200 " fancy Japan and China Mat
ting. Extra fine quality. $50 per roll
Of4O yards
Crex and Mission Mattings and Rugs.
23rd Street 54fb .Srreel
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
Art linens
Stock UP now .

AFt Ll1SnS
Stock up now
These are exceptional values
RENAISSA ANCE LACE SCARFS-1
Also centrepieces. round and
square-centTes or pure linen a
value 81 81 .-.
Scarfs are 2GNS4-C'entres. 3ON30.
UNION LINEN SCARFS. 2Ox5l-
Also 80 inch Squares-hem-
stitched edEes. With deep q
drawn WOTk-reC. 20. 0.......
Scarfs are 20X54-Squares. S0X30.
FIOWERED LAWN DRESSER \
SETS-SCarf and D0ylie-pinlI
or blue hning--Tufiis-SR Special.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16

Same o. the Bargains
n Corset Covers
Cambria corset CoverS-N. square or
round neck with lace, emo and
heustitchinC-w worth %. .---.-..... i >
No hiynsv qualities or bad cut
Such sales Specials find no room here
Nairsook and C1mbri, Covers-sluare,
round ana Y neck. front and back
with rrrb'y. fancy laCes ami
ribbon drawtnSS-usualiy ~ 2--.-.-. "a
Naiasook and Cambria Corset Covers
solid yokes ~ good emb'y or fancy
laces with ribbon finish, others WitN
inserts Of lace IN fancy designs
many trim'd front and back
reg. - and 90. ---..-----. -..----. .SS
Sheer SainsOok Corset Covers with
French or open emh'y or dainty
laces-neariy all trim'd front and
back ribbon fnisH-USuauy -t9. ---- .OS
Dainty Nainsook Corset Cover~-
for wear under Sheer Waists. being
most eIaborately tTim'd with lace.
cInh'y and ribbon-tn some trimming
almost covers fr0ut-value 81 5O---- 50
Very Sheer NaiusoCk entire yokes of
dainty iaCes or euh'y ~ Mechlin
lace inserts in b0lrro effects.
all with washable ribbons
description can scarcely do Justice
to the many beautiful styles
regularly Si.9S -.-----.,..-- ! %
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16

Fifty Cases Summer Blankets
for Cottages and Hotels
IL size Cotton EtderdOwn
RIanl1ets-white and gray with 40
pink or blue borders
q Tnatchless value --..-.----..---J
12-4 size Cotton Eiderdown
R!Rn6ets-whIte and gray .QS
extra heavy-worth $500. pair.
Cotton Fleece Blankets-whits
end colored-for full size beds ZQ
value 81 10 .................ss..
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
Art Needlework for Summer Homes.

CRETONNES in a variety OF effective designs; the
articles including:
Scarfs 47c. Work and Scrap Baskets. arc
Shoe Bags. &c. To SOC. 10 O9C
Covers. soc.
Slips. 24c. s 10 Sewing 24C.
To T4c.
FANCY SWISS DRESSER SETS with rUffle; also with
rue cooed Innings soc and 47c
DRESSER SETS with ullover trimmed
ribbon and lace uffle also finished with wffle
.
instructions given ochetiny making
inLand ties.
Embroidery lessons given by competent teachers
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
Mems Undergarments. i

Athletic shirts imported Imported tGerman)
French balbriggan knee Draw
match finished with pearl r,ers 10 notch.
iontH tt', ,,orIrnt 6o( quality: garment
above pure white IIse 81 50
,,or.,r-;-Lt yyor,or., U-ti+,
garment. 60, ChTrts , &
-, ~ ' 20
ankle length 7' '''' N
match $50 Cartwright
Imported Mesh Shirts, Draw Shirts
match; the garment erS 0S
St.19
Stuttcarter n sand
Mprn Shirts long wool SiS u
sleeves; to match ranging SO. 9S gar
St.49
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16

10 NAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16

>c1e c1 me 62FE2lES
IN Night Dresses
Good Muslin Night Dresses round and
+ high neCk-yoksS Of solid tUcISs or
eraby inserts and tucks-value Sc. ST
Cambria. Naiusook and Nuslin-wIth
fancy iaCes. open or French emb'y
hcustitchiuE. rihbonS. etC--long or
shqEt sleevsS-vaICe .9S. ........ SD
NaiasooS and CaDbric-RoUnd. square
and fancy yokNs-lace and erlby
inserts with plain and II s. tUsAs
Or solid lace and emby yotes-
value Si-29 .-.-.-.. -..--.....-.... QA
Nainsook and CarlbrIc-deep yokes
and fronts OF embroidertes and
laces. in latest designs with
tUcks, hemstitcbi0s ana ribbon
value 81 80 To 81 9S. --.---.--.--..f I 0E
Extra Sheer Nairsook-rema-kabiy
+ handsome models with lace
ami emb'y medalliCns enb-d
ruffles and fine French emily InsertinEs-
with and without washable ribbon
hnlSE-wOrth s. 40 ---.---..-..-...1 I "a
Fine Nainsook elaborate yokes and
Z hertFaS Of handsome eTub'y and dainty
iaces-fsucy sleeveS-usually 81. 0S. I o.
Fine Nainsook Night Dresses-yoke and
sleeves entirely OF Mechlin lace
inserts or yoke or pin tucSs with
criss-cross emb'y--value S3.9S. . Q9
Extra size Night presses-tucks and
four emb'y inscrtings-worth 20. SD
Some OF the Bargains IN Skirts
Good MusIin-Cambric rune with
deep hem and Enthusiastically -. - 40
Muslin SSirts-deep tucked hounceS
with or without emh worth as. n
I Fine Muslin Skirts-extra full aounces
with r. : tuckS-lace inserts
ruffis of good emb' value 81. 40 On
Cambria and Muslin Skirts
deep rufies-ha handsomely trim'd
with lace or emb' worth 81 60 o.
F Fine Cambria Skirts-deep Iouncss OF
opeu or close emby or skeleton
ruine OF fancy lace and ribbon
run beadingS-worth S. - .-.---..f o.
Fine Cambria knee fiounces elaborateIy
trim'd with wide emb'y or lace and
tucks--wcrth SOS . 40
Extra fine Cambric and Nains0ok Skirts
[ knee f0unCeS with clustered rows OF
lace and emby and ribbOu-run
{ emily headinE-aIsO other elabOratelv
trimmed stylcs-yalue 81 9S. .-....S 10
One Of The Bargains
IN Bridal Sets
4 Pcs Night Dress full siza
skirt Chemise and Drawers
Sheer Nainsook-fulI rich trim
ming OF Fine Val lacts EE m
or handsome Emb'y-with rib
bon-run beading and bows
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16

4 Pcs Night Dress. fuU siza
Skirt. Chemise and Drawers
Sheer Nainsook full rich trim
ming of Fine Val lacSs
or handsome Emb'y-with rib
bOn-run beading ami bows
value $I9S ..-.................
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-08-08
OF Special Interest To Women.

1t is doubtful if any other newspa per
in the United States offers so much that
is of interest to women and of value in
the home as does The Chicago Record
Herald. In the daily issues are to be
found a daily pattern suitable for home
dressmaking, the daily bill of fare,
chatty society news and Nine. Qui
Wives daily feature of answers upon
beauty topics. On Monday appears
"Martha's Management" devoted to
household and culinary topics, while
short light reading for the whole family
is always found on the editorial page.
On Friday appears DR.. Withrow's com
ment on the Sunday school lesson, and
through the week will be found crisp
reviews Of the new books. In the Sun
day issue complete section is devoted
to women, containing Nine. Qui Wives
beauty page, "Hints for the Home Dress
maker" by Jeanette Hope, Marion
Harlan's page, Dame Curtsey's "Novel-
ties in Entertainment" society news
and many special articles Of interest to
women. The Sunday Magazine Of The
Record-Herald is full of good. stories,
interesting articles on timely topics,
clever verse, wit, humor and miscellany,
with many beautiful illustrations. 1t
has the real magazine flavor.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-08-08
Mad Dog Scare.

On last Wednesday evening this little
town was all excitement. Mrs. Lucy
Liggett came running up town and said
a strange dog had bitten her little girl.
And said the strange actions of the dog
caused her to believe it was mad. Sew
eral got on horses and followed the dog
which went west after biting and fight
ing with John Hidy's dogs. After get
ting to the west end of town, the dog
turned south past jeff Horney's and
bit every dog it came in contact with.
And when the dog reached the butcher
shop Budy Parr shot aud killed it but
not until it had bitten half dozen dogs
and snapped at several persons but only
one child the little Liggett girl was
bitten. She will be taken to the mad
stone or to the hospital at Chicago at
once for fear of hydrophobia.
The dog killed and buried was taken
up Thursday and his brains sent to Des
Moines to be tested to see if he was
really mad, there being difference of
opinion as to whether he was mad or
not. But in my opinion there was no
doubt but that he was laboring with
the disease as he came from the north
east was at the S.A. Wilson farm and
bit the dog belonging to Silas Gibbetts
the renter. And had several skirmish-
es with other dogs and stock between
here and there. His eyes were green
and had every symptom of the disease
only he was not frothing at the mouth.
He was probably in the first stages Of
hydrophobia.