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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-19
SEASON
IS NOW Open


Out at the fertilizer factory they
are keeping pretty busy these days,
for the ginning season is on, the gin
merry is running full time and the oil
mill will start up within few days.
The big fertilizer factory runs all
the time and SO far as it is concerned
it is like the BROOK the poet tells of,
lit goes on forever" but the other
Characteristic gin and the cotton oil
mill, run only in season.
Just as soon as the cotton began
to come in the gin was started and
has been running ever since as need
ed, ninety-six bales having been
ginned since It started on the seasons
run.
As to the cotton oil mill, that is de-
pendent on the ginnery to avery large
extent, although e great deal OF seed
is bought from outside parties. and
whenever the gin is working, turn
ing out the seed It is time to get the
mill in readiness for the season.
This has been done and in few
days the oil mill win be at work fol
the season and times at the fertilizer
factory will be still more busy.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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The following real estate transfers
were filed in the office Of the chancery
clerk for record yesterday:
A. q. Holloman to- Mrs. o. @. Den
ham, southwest half of the northwest
half of lot 8, block Ga, Hamper &
Whennery addition. consideration
$1,000.
Nancy and. v. H. Andrew to Albert
Wilson, certain lot in Anderson's
addition, consideration $50.
M. e. Greer to Mary Neither, north
half of lots g., 10. Ii, and IL, in block
rs Of Hamper & Lewis addition, con
sideration $500 This deed made to
correct former deed dated Septem-
Der 15, 1904.
Mary and q. P. Meitzler to @. f.
Reiber, north half of lots 9, 10. IL
and IL, block rs, Hamper & Lewis
addition, consideration s1,700.
w. J. Pierce and e. Al. Anderson tt
Fannie Poole, lot 8, block s, Brown
Fuller addition, consideration $3.50.
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= New York. September 1S.- =
I: Among the important news =
4 events scheduled foI tomorrow =
= are the following: Z
= international Tuberculosis con- Z
= gress will convene in Vienna, Z
= with medical authorities from all Z
= nations in attendance. 4
= Democratic city convention Z
= will be held in Cleveland, when Z
= Mayor Tom Johnson will likely =
= be renominated. Z
= New Jersey republican conven- Z
= tion will be held ii Trenton, Z
= when a gubernatoria candidate
4 will be selected.
: Twenty-sixth anniversary of Z
:: President Garfield's death will be
= observed at Long Branch, N. J.. 4
!. by cornerstone laying Of memoir 4
4 ial statue. (
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-19
new CHARTER
FOR HAYS & field
Capital Is Increased From $4,000 20
$4,000.

There were filed in the Office OF the
chancery clerk yesterday for record,
three interesting papers.
One of these was the charter Of the
Tucker-Green company, which was ap-
proved by Governor Longino on De-
cember 30. 1902. but which had never
been recorded in this county and the
paper fled was certified copy of the
original as recorded in the Office OF
the secretary of state. In this char
ter the capital stock authorized was
$4,000.
| Another Of the papers filed was the
amendment to the charter Just men
toned. changing the name Of the
company to Hays & Field, instead Of
the Tucker-Greer Company. This pa
per was approved September 80, 1904,
and it had never been recorded in Per
ry County.
The third paper filed yesterday wa@
an amendment, approved Septemoe
| 10, 1907, increasing the capital ~ Z
to $4,000, divided into sharesAa ~
each, and giving the compazb Z re
right to begin business ufNler {ne
amendment whenever, $15.0w 4 upaid
in.
This company a to4 we'll known
to need any iutS64l 1 and those
who know the l1ash at the head
Of the con6 m ~ glad to see that
the house - sFospefing SO much.
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THE HARVEST FESTIVAL.

=
Editor Daily News:
The Salvation Army Festival dates
are set for September q to "a, inclu-
sive.
Iwish to state here that the results
of this special effort have SO far been
surprisingly small. therefore appeal
again to the citizens of this city. VIII
you help the Salvation Army?
To evangelize the streets and take
the Gospel to those who will not enter
a place of worship; they feed the hun
cry and provide shelter for the
homeless; they find temporary work
for the unemployed, and they have
been commended by the government
for their work in this direction; they
restore missing persons to relatives
and friends, and have thus earned the
gratitude of many heart-broken
father and mother; they care for des-
titue children, and have found Christ.
ian homes for many.
They point out to the sinner the
Saviour, and declare that there is a
full and free salvation for all. They
convert the drunkards, and thousands
are fighting in their ranks today. They
rescue the fallen and restore them to
their homes or find situations for
them. They visit the jails and hos
pitfalls to preach the Gospel of "Mer
Cyl and attend the sick in their
homes. They receive discharged pris-
oners and give them an offer to start
once more on the path of the right
They publish the Gospel in many
languages and have taken it to the
uttermost parts of the earth, and there
reaped the wonderful harvest Of the
mission field for our Sayious.
Please make all checks payable tt
Captain ]. w. McAfee, or the Saliva
ton Army, Local Headquarters Al
No. III Nora street. Cumberland
Phone No. 552. Home Phone $50.
| SALvATIONIST.
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Noxlo|;Is'

The following described notes. hav-
ing been lost or misplaced, the public
is warned against purchasing or trad.
ing jp said paper. Application for
4 duplicates of these notes has been
made to the payor. The notes are de
scribed as follaws:
One note due Oct. LIST, 1907, fol
$f61.46; one note due Feb. list, 1908
for $161.46; one note due June LIST
1908, for 100000, all bearing Interest
at the rate of 10 per cent. per annun
from May 25, 1907, and signed by s
L. Ellis, payable to Orr & Shannon.
]. A. SHANNON,
H. H. ORR.
s-12-2-a-w
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-19

exists pond of water and mud that
has been for not only months, but
years, a menace to the health OF the
whole of Hattiesburg.
In the rear of these houses there
is row of closets, in constant use,
which are SO situated in mud and
water as to prevent the sanitary peo'
pie from getting at them and give
them the attention they demand and
Inspector Inerarity says that they
have been cleaned out but once since
he has been in charge of the sanitary
forces of the city, II is just possible
that, according to his statement, to
reach these. closets except once IL
a great while on account of the suy
ionndings.
Inspector Inerarity claimss tpat II
the pond was drained sr#,z LIQUID
be, SO as to empty KIM Etol the
drainage ditch geness npwt as
the Mississippi Cepg Sch, khe san
itary conditions NJ hly Oh that Inn
mediate territsxEdt of fheI whole
city. would 5enefitted, for there
would bealess hotbed Of disease
in the,%.
Il ScasTtime ago the street immed-
ia IN front of the school received
cattle half-hearted attention, but the
sstreet is again in bad conditions and
there is big puddle of filthy water
constantly standing there which can
only be gotten rid of permanently by
draining the whole pace into the Mis-
scissippi Central Ditch, as suggested
The ditch referret to as the Missis
sippi Central Ditch starts at point
near Limbaugh's sore on the Missis
sippf Genital railroad and West
Fourth street anf runs parallel to the
road through thscitb until it reaches
the point w1hers tho Gulf & Ship Is
land road crbsSs the Mississippi Cen
trail road. tthisf point it branche.
off in ort1Hastetly direction cross
ing through eve4M streets until il
/.
reaches East Ping near the shops.
| From thislppi1f ON East Pine the
Mississippi eeptl}al railroad compan,
is arranging 70 Dig an immense ditch
ksix feet byten set, which win empt,
into Leaf sfver dhd relieve most O.
the nlaces that now suffer from over
/ H6H In tfat (96 Iion of the CITY
/ ls ito f old ditch which nov
runs Witfin 4 lock Of the spot men
toned mat Tue inspector wants t,
empty the pdId described and If thi.
is dong, III WIN enable him to kee,
that portion " the city in better san
itary eonditfgn and 1t viii be mean,
of pseyapting any possible outbreaI
of a,sease ~ that quarter.
| HoWeYer that old ditch, from Lin
bapgh4 store to its. present endine
needs att ehtion and needs it badly, 70
| it y stQpped I'll places by grass, rut
bfslt Ind accumulated matter. and
49, ays' work by some Of the cit
h3nds would do a world OF good t.
wards relieving the overflow during
rainy spell.
An OF these suggestions made b
<1e sanitary Inspector are for the ber
Tent jof the city and he thinks the
Should receive some consideration.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-19
VERMONT DAY.

Governor Proctor and STAFF at the
jamestown Exposition.
Norfolk. VA, September 1S-yer
mont day at the jamestown exposi
tion today was marked by the pres
ence Of Governor Proctor, Lieutenant
Governor Prouty, the entire congress
sional representation Of Vermont ant
many Of the state Legislators. Ad
dresses were made by Governor Proc
tor, Governor Swanson, of Virginia
President Tucker and others.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-19
IOWA ELks, REUNION.

lDes Moines, Iowa, September 49,
I9wa's first state reunion of Elks met
in Des Moines today with a large rep
Fascination Of the Best People on
Earth in attendance. Local members
of the order gave hearty reception
to the visitors and the convention
promises to be great social success.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of the authority conferred
upon me as Trustee in certain deed
In trust made and executed to me
Paul B. Johnson, Trustee, to secure an
indebtedness due Brookhaven Lumber
& Manufacturing Company of Hatties-
burg. Mississippi, in the sum of s17S
and interest, which said deed in trust
rs recorded in Book X, on page IT'S. of
the records of deeds in Chancery
Clerks office in Hattiesburg, Perry
County, Mississippi; and whereas, de-
fault has been made in the payment
of said Indebtedness and said indebt-
edness having passed maturity; and
whereas l, the undersigned Trustee,
having been requested to sell said
property hereinafter described;
Therefore, by virtue of the author.
fty conferred upon me as Trustee,
win, on the first Monday of October,
being the day, 1907, at the front
door ~ House, in Hatties-
u gell for cash to the
public cutlery, the
b real estate situat-
fict Of Perry County,
1t:
brthwest one-fourth of
fourth of Section 35,
a North, range 10 West,
particularly described as
ing at hte southeast one
northwest one-fourth of Sec
Township Four North, range
It. and run north 140 yards,
hence West 140 yards, thence South
40 yards thence East 14O yards to
Sint Of beginning, being the property
ight by A. c. Lacy from Henry
Yers.
n Of which will offer for sale to
bly, said indebtedness, after having
complied with the terms of said
IN trust.
title to the property Is believed
good, but / convey only such
IS vested in me BY virtue OF
Pvisions OF said trust deed y
ess my signature, this the End
September. A. D., 1907:
PAUL B. JOHNSON.
Trustee
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RYAN. Oft al. V. YOUNG.

RYAN. ct al, v. YOUNG.
 Trover .---t Decided July 9th. 1906. 41
 So. Rep. s54.)
 1. Appeal: harmless error. ruling on demurrer.---where defendants were al- lowed to make proof of the facts al- legged in a rejoinder. 1t was harmless error to sustain a demurrer thereto.
 2. Trover and conversion; pleading; issues. with the exception of q re- lease, the plea of not guilty In trover puts in issue every matter pleadable in bar.
 8. sherifrs and constables; 1tach- ment, levy; trespass ab initio.-The fact that the sheriff. subsequent to the time he attached the goods. sold them at q place other than that advertised. did not render him a trespasser ab initto and thus liable to the mortgagee, if the mortgage was fraudulent as to creditors.
 {. same: levy of attachment; return of writ; sufficiency.--It appeared in ev- idence that during the term to which the attachment was returnab1e, the sheriff applied to the court for ap orr der to sell the property levied on, on grounds stated therein, and that the application to sell was offered in evil dence, recitine the fact that the att tachment had been levied akd return made thereon; and 1t further appeared that the court granted said appIca- ton, that the sale was advertised and made under the order. The sheriff testified that after the sale under the order, he returned the writ into court with the money; 1t is apparent that the evidence referred not to the offi- cial return but to the paper itself and 1t suflciently appears that the sheriff made returns of the wrfts to the term to which they were returnable.
 5. Evidence: admissibility; docu- mentary evidence:' preliminary authen- tication.--ft being shown without ob- jection that certain writs of attach ment were issued and that the sheriff seized certain goods under them, this was sufficient preliminary proof of the authenticity of the writs to warrant their admission in evidence.
 6. Same; judicial knowledge: official signatures courts Judicially know whether the officer by whom & writ of attachment purports to have been issued was the commissioned officer.
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Head Notes Of the Decisions
 Qf Alabama Supreme Court

authority to enact an ordinance pro- viding for court houses in certain counties. yet if such ordinance be rat flied by vote of the people. it may be- come valid.
 8. Same: submission to vote. 1.-The act providing for the holding of the constitutional convention also provid- ed for an election by the people for the constitution promulgated by said convention. The constitutional scon- vention also provided that the instru- ment promulgated by them should be submitted to the electors for ratifica- ton or rejection. The constitution was submitted to a vote of the people
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08

EG PARTE BIRMINGHAM AND AT
 LANTIC RY. co.
 Prohibition to Restrain the Judge or
 the Seventh Judicial Ciscuit from
 Hearing and Determining Cause
 At Pell City, Ala. .--Decided April
 27, 1895. 42 So. Rep. l18.)
 1. Constitutional law; constitutional convention; powers; passage of ordi- nance. .--The constitutional convention assembled by virtue of the act conven- ing the same (acts 1900-o1. D. 224D had no authority to enact an ordinance providing for an additional courthouse in certain counties.
 2. Same; ratification. Although the constitutional convention was without
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
Ri8htS Women'S Wrongs
Are You Poorly7

So long your womanH functions wrong. health will be right
 Your wrongs lighted with Wine of card the wenknovn remedy for female diseases
 Letters from delighted ladies fin every mail. from almost all Union telling what wonderful results they have obtained from home treatment with this successful medicine.
 due to the specific curative qualities of the herbs of composed and It's millions of like the less for harmlessne onnneral and misunderstanding qualities
 Just instance Mrs Annie Hamilton of Sesonvhe, Wis, writes If suffering ladies knew of Card there would not be much suffering and death Before taking Car was sick
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
KLINE vs. THE STATE.

N Ns,,rder (Decided June 30th. 1soe.-
 41 So. Rep s52.)
 | Counties; Illegal change or county ho,ndarv.-The Act of September Sotn' G,ocaI Acts 1903. p. 462) takes rom inc territory of Cleburne County ana adds to Calhoun County an area or SIX acuare miles, thus reducing the area os C1eburne County to less than SIX Hundred square miles: Held. to be In oontravention of Section 39, Consttu- ton 1901. and void.
 Criminal law; venue.---It beins admitted that the crime was commit ted in the territory taken rom CIe- hurne County and added to Calhoun Countv ana more than a half mile insioe ths line of Calhoun County as 1t exist ed under the Act of September sotn' 1aos, CLocaI Acts 1908. p. As2l which aet is unconstitutional and void, the venue is in Cleburne and not In Sai- houn County. =. Heard before Hon. John Pelham
 Reversed and Remanded. Opinion | by Haralson. J. Denson, JJ.. concur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08

for ratification or rejection but the ordinance providing for court house at Peil City. in St. Clair County. Ala bama, was not included in the sub mission and was not voted upon by the people. Held. the vote for the ratification of the constitution by the electors was not a ratihcstfon Of the ordinance.
 {. Statutes. local laws; nptice.-- Under Section 106, constitution Of 1901, the acts providing for an additional court house in the counties of St. Clair and Shelby being local laws. are in- valid because notice of intention to apply for the passage Of said acts was not given as required by said section.
 s. Same: terms of court.--A local law fixing the time of holding courts in the county Is not rendered invalid through want of notice of intention to apply therefor under the express pro- vision of Section 1o6. Constitution 1901.
 Original writ in Supreme Court. ,
 Prohibition granted and writ made peremptoriiy.
 Opinion by Anderson. !.
 Mcclellan, C.. J., Harafson and Simp- son, JJ., concur.
 Tyson. Dowdeii and Denson. JJ., dissent.
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nn+s ana servants in thus propelling 4Sa ear hackwards at q speed of from afteen to twenty five miles per hour, ID That they knew that persons would iilxalv he on the track, and knew that inc public in large numbers. and at all hours, used such place. charges simple negligence and not wantonness
 Heard before Hon. Osceola Kyle
 Reversed and remanded. opinion by
 Tyson. simpson, Anderson and Dem son, JJ., concurring; Haralson ana Dowdell. JJ.. dissent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
KEITH vs, THE STATE.

Murder. (Decided June soth. iso6.-
 4 So. Rep. 952.-
 Criminal law: bill of exceptions: time for signing; validity of order.-The statute governing time for signing buls of exception in the trial of causes In the Tailadega City Court permits an order of extension when made by the presiding judge, and an order made oV the court and not by the pres'oinE oill. t,dqe ia not effective to extend the time for signing. .
 Heard before Hon. c. K Miller.
 Alarmed. Opinion by Haralson. J.
 Weakley, c. J.. Dowdell and Denson- u, concur.
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RIDDLE vs. REGAIN. ct, al.

Assumpsit. (Decided July 6th' IsV6.-
 Al So. Rep. 95s.'
 y,us of exceptions; time for sign ,,r. extension of time.-During term .,,so an order was entered extending inc inc time for signing the bill of exeep- tions; after tho expiration of the time 4A'o. was made further extending the tirns for signing and the bill was .ta,rea within the time fixed by the 1a1ter order. Held. not sighed in time. knneal from Clay County Court.
 Heard before Hon. w. J. Pearce.
 Afirmed. opinion by Tyson. J.
 Yeakley, c. J., Simpson and Ander- son. JJ., concur.
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- Special s fs VI 70 Rr Announcement. C

The Montgomery Light and Water Power Company desires to announce to it's fuel gas con- sumers and patrons in general, the engagement of Miss Lillian I. Parton, of Denvers Col, whose duties with this company will be to examine all gas range installations, and by private demon strations at consumers residences teach house. keepers the proper and most satisfactory use of the gas range for all culinary purposes.
 Any courtesies extended to Miss Parton will be highly appreciated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
MITCHELL V. THE STATE. = e,,,-- tz,,nv Without License. (I

MITCHELL V. 1ah 51A -. <r1 Selling I.iauor Without License. lpe-
 cided June 30, 1906 4i So. Rep.
 951.)
 Intoxicating liquors; sale.--B: went into defendants store and used defena- ants phone to call up v. at his saloon sant hin. saving that he was at de- Pendants store: V. told B. to leave the money with the defendant and that ne you'd send the whislxey to defendants Etore for him; the whiskey was leLt ~ snd eot if. leaving the money with de- fendant with the request to give II to V. which the defendant did. Hold' no1 A sale by defendant. ....4 Appeal from Franklin Circuit Court Heard before Hon. E. B. Almon.
 pevsrsed and remanded. Opinion py Haralson, J. 1...o, JJ., concur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
EnforcIng the Game Law.

TmpNa T00Sa IITUto -OdAVINEs Emmett Jones, the eou0ty game live quail which have been turned
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over to the Insane Hospital authori- ties and will be freed on the grounds ol the Hospital,
 The game law provides that all game or fiah oonAacataA RhAu ha tnrned over
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ALABAMA MINERAL ,, LANP I 14sEE,rs co; Isc v

ALABAMA MINERAL LAND co. N'
 LAYTON LUMBER oC; Trespass for Cutting Trees. tDecloeo
 July 6, 1906. fl So. Rep. soz? Master and servant; lnJurles so 'u,r t,,,,. ,.avson. treapass; damages; cutting tim ber ~-The defendant Is not liable for the nenalty imposed by Section 4is7 Code igse. where the cutting was done py aefendant's agent and defendant Is net shown to have authorized, consented .,.o 70 CT ratified the cutting or piAahlnA trees by his agent. r,...
 Anneal from Shelby Circuit Court.
 lizard before Hon. John Pelham.
 Alarmed. opinion by Tyson, J.
 Weakley, c. J.. simpson and Anoer- son, JJ., concurring'
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so. BY. CO. vs. corHRAN.

| BO. III. OOss VI. (O4 kl&h&&&Ns Action for Personal Injury to Passen- ger. (Decided June 30th, 1906. 42 So. Rep 100.-
 l. Witness;S cross examination where witness had testified that he I was on the same train with plaintiff and had known her for twenty-five or | thirty years. but had not spoken to her on the journey until after she alighted from the train. it was not error to refuse a further question to the witness ~and you have known her | for twenty-five years and rode that distance without, speaking to her?' 2. Eame--On cross examination. 1t was not error to sustain an objection | to the question If you stated that, it was not true. was itf'
 s. Evidence; relevancy-1t was Ire | levant evidence and propertly disallow- I ed to ask plaintiff in an action for in-
 jury the question Have you ever rid- den horse back or mule back sinca you I got hurt"
 l. Appeal: ruling on evidence; Iu- | Jury-Plaintiff having testified on cross | examination that after she was intur- | ed. and after she had returned home 1 she rode her daughters horse which
 made her eek, 1t was error without in- l fury to rxclude from the jury the l question What got you sick" and the AHSWGT lnGIGlO w heA 4 KOl back rode my daughters horse there. . s. Damages: instruction--An in- struction which asserts that if the jury should find from the evidence that plaintiff was entitled to recover. only
 compensatory damages could be award ed. was faulty in leaving the Jury
 without any guide 10 determine the
 clements of compensatory damages
 G. Negligence; personal injuries: cause of injury: evidence--A physician who was called to attend plaintiff some
 time after her injuries testified that some of plaintiffs ribs were broken
 at the time he called to see her. He was asked whether plaintiff had not
 told him just prior to the time of his examination she had sustained an in- jury by falling from horse or mule. Flaintifr's objection was sustained to thsi question. Held. error.
 q Same; extent of injury; evidence: releyancy-Whether or not if plaintiff had broken ribs they would have been sufficiently healed for her to travel
 with any degree of comfort within a
 week or ten days after they were
 broken Was irrelevant and properly
 disallowed.
 Appeal from Lamar Circuit Court.
 Heard before Hon. s. IT. Sprotr.
 Reversed and Remanded. Opinion by
 Baralson. J
 All the justices concur.