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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22
r,eHr WITH sLEras HAMMERS,
Probably Fatal Four.tfanded Contest
In Blacksmith shop.

Fort Smith. Ark, Aug. "a "A dis.
patch from Keota. Okla, tells Of a
four.haaded fight In a blacksmith shop
at that place Wednesday In which two
of the participants. Sam Shores, ST.,
and Sidney Stockton. received wounds
which will probably terminate In their
death, and the others, Sam shores,
Ir., and Boss Lahore, were badly In
iured. The weapons used were heavy
sledgeS and hammers
The fight originated during the trial
OIL civil suit before a justieeaot the
peace. whose court room Is on a floor
above the blacksmith shop. and In
which shores and Stockton we're tae
principals. After fighting their way
down the stairway ana into the shop,
they were joined by LAHORE and the
younger shores Then for ten min.
utes toe fight waged hercely. several
times the men helag knocked 20 the
door By blows OF the sledges aud for
the large part Of the time tho two el.
der men fought after each had SUIT
fered broken arm,
Although several hundred spectators
gathered they were powerlcss 10 end
the fight until TIE men we're entirely
exhausted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22

&ngfulk Va. AnE 70 TeH o.
ne fouuesn men shhgrsa vim pag
telpatiwg Ia fea afiask MADE gH shW
rogniy laii last sesk ~ q moe thaf
aoagtf " iynrh 80 nsNmea iienu
amith ana rrmrk NinW. ehafNa4 STA
erimintl aasaaii 90 nEef Mr. pgwsii
ufFe eaea seed lis8 saf easfs STA
aiNlr faFt lm Dan TAe pfhNfK pWgH
fiaeanfFet Az ~ ihaxs cnnTifaaf
sgpea,sa aas wsfs aafsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22
sTAMPEoED TO JOHNSON.
Minnesota State Convention Nominates
Him for Third Term. |

Minneapolis. Aug. 2l.--The demo-
cratic state convention "Wednesday at
ternoon stampeded for Governor joan
A. Johnson and nominated him for re-
election with a rush after a remarka-
BILE demonstration.
When thes roll call OF counties was
made for nomination, Akin county
yielded to Ramsey county Est. Paul)
and Mayor Daniel w. Lawler, OF st.
Paul. took the platform and at the
conclusion Of ten words he mentioned
the name of John A. johnson.
One OF the widest demonstrations
ever seen in state convention in Min.
nssota ensued. Hennepin couty min
neapolis) tore up its standard and
started a Wild march about the hall.
Everybody else seemed to join In.
Some democrats grouped themselves
on the stage about the picture Of Gov.
ernor Johnson, Band music added 70
the pandemonium, and delegates be-
gan cheering for Governor Johnson.
This third nomination OF Johnson,
after sixty-four minutes of spectacular
demonstration, was contrary to his
wishes. He had repeatedly refused
to be candidate and declared n nom
mated the campaign would DO carried
on without a general.
Julius j. Reiter, OF Rochester, was
nominated for lieutenant governor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22
THE BA7SIDE TRAGEDY
Insanity Plea WIN be Urged to
Save HaineS.
VERDICT OF CORONER's JURY
lawyers Say Both Brothers Were In
State Of Mental Disturbance at the
Time Of the Shooting 81 William e
Annis.

New York, Aug. gi.--Atter being
out twenty-five minutes. coroner's
jury Wednesday night brought In a
verdict that William u, Annis, who
was killed last Saturday at Bayside
Yacht Club, Long Island, came to
ais death as the result Of pistol saot
wounds inflicted by Captain Peter g.
Hains. Jr.. United States army. aid
ed and abetted by Thornton jenkins
Hains, his brother.
There was greater crowd than
the little court room IN the town hall
at Flushing, l.. L., could dod when
the Inquest began. and hundreds OF
men and women awaited the verdict
outside, although both the defense and
the prosecution ala not consider the
Inquest OF much importance. since
Captain Haines admits the shooting
and there were many witnesses 20 IL.
When the jurymen filed into the
room ana the foreman announced the
verdict there was demonstration.
Coroner Ambier had TO rap with his
gaveI and court oficerB had 10 eau.
ton the spectators, for an attempt
was made to applaud the verdict.
That botn Captain Hams and his
brother, r. Jenkins Halns. were suf.
tering from some form OF emotional
Insanity VIII probably be the defense
offered In their approaching trial. John
y. Mcintyre said on this point:
when | visited the accused men In
jail this morning I found that Captain
Halns showed evidences Of decided
mental impairment. Its memory IL
not clear. and he can think only OF
the destruction OF his home. Last
May, while Captain Iialns was on ais
way 20 Manila. his brother. Thornton.
began 10 receive Anonymous letters
regarding Annls ant Mrs Hains.
= believe that both brothers were
in state o. mental dlsturbance when
the shooting occurred"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22
FLEET IS At SYDNEY
WhOIe.Hearted Welcome Given by
He People.
FIRsrDAYOF soIOURN THERE
AdmIrals and Captains o. the Fleet
Gall Upon Lord NortheOts and Cir
Henry RawsOn-.oceaslen Given
Over 70 holiday Making,

sydney, N.s.w., Aug ,2i--Tae nrst
day Of the solourn OF the American
hattleahips at sydney has passed, and
while there have been comparatively
few functions Friday belng set aside
for tho public reception aud the on
cial landlng-thc spirit OF enrdlality
and whole.huaftcd welcome which ais
the people Of this city. has found op.
partunity for expression IN several
ways. Numherless hArbor craft ctr
elod all day long around the waite
battlothips anchored IA tho bay. aud
tAe shores and hoadlanda we're crowd.
"a until late Va the afternoon BY Tao
Interested spectators
Thursday morning tho admirals 90
the aeet and the captains ~ the VA
rious batlleahlps came ashore ana call.
cd oflclally upon Lord NoFthcote, the
governor general ~ Australia. and Sir
Henry Rawson. the governor o. New
south Wales
Tao American asliccra were aaluted
upon landing Later, the governor
returned this OFFICIAL call and was Ia
turn salused by me AmericaA ncet
Thursday evening Lord k0rthe0se
rave a dinner IN honor Of the Amer
lean officers There we're present 90
Americans ineiudlnE thc admiaia and
captains. 90 well az Sir Henry Raw
son. the British Admiral. ministers ~
mo aiate AMI ~ the commonwealth
and number o. judges and local
naval aad military officers " hIga
rsnk,
As darkness came down tba Heet
was brilliantly lighted and che city
ana haEbor also were Illuminated. but
not AZ completely a. they wfii be later,
Tho sntlre population 4 aiven over
10 holiday makink The neet pAYmAa.
terH arew 1900 900 from ths sydney
banka
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22
WERE olRLs krONAprDr
Police Trying 70 Fathom Mysterious
Dlaappear ance

Police Trying 70 Fathom Mysterious
plaappearanee.
Keuosha. Wis. AuE n netec.
tives are irying ~ pcuetrato mysteries
surrounding the disapnsaranca Of Ger.
trndo aud Dorothy Belhn. Daughters
u Jacob Beihn. one o. the weaithleat
residents of southern Wisconsin. The
girls. aged eleven ard fourteeu. ~.
specuyely. have not been seen slnce
their parents iefi them Sitting Ia a ham.
mock ON the lawn ~ home Monday
rlEht Many ptgpie beiieye the Girls
we're kidnapei aud are held fog ran.
som.
Another isn@la d ths fereipl hy Mr.
Bclhn. wto "A the siopmgther ~ ghe
missing eiris. n a nnir several useka
ago warning her that . pi0t was o.
to0g 20 steal TIE girls
Members d ths hasaehoid say that
Monday nlxhi . cases rafYiaFe wna
drives wp ~ me Bella gate q wAs
Declared that man Haa bard sharp
y oommanAlEw the girls b eater. Hsd
thar thay nbsyed tim The horpeA
we're shea Nhippts W ta4 ths Yieii@s
rapidly ca4rle8 auaT
After a. unNmccasgui AF1ffb ~ res
afyes ass nenf aufso-iiisr MF. BslAs
eams % KfnDsaa ans ennaEsd sssee
lives % w0rk sh tae see.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22

Gainesville. Ca. AaK ~ Near
tula 10 this coaeiy. ioe Turner aeta
~ eaty two Years. sleeping alta hls
iiiiie brother % saw mill shack.
was instantly KILLED ~ nFhunR zoe
boy telng absolutely unharmed /.
Though slfs 81 ne same bed ~
the side of tho youag man ~ ter
rine eieciHtai storm ahlth swept ail
thsf part ~ me e1unty, bolt 81
ligainlug struck . lan oas near me
bui.6lng 10 which tte rsFpeFa we're
asleep Prom hs lfsc. whleh sas r9'ii
orsn. ii isSpsd q ths shack. sofs .
hole through ere foaf aHf stgaek ths
kleeping maa. bursting hls bead.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22

sttNnhA W Wtlk4nt PtAtt " BAata ~
lnssnts Excitement,
New Orleans. la. AIS "a "A ape
eial from PeHsncola VA says
Mllaa. sWenty miles east % I'ea
sae0la. is stirred 90 over the entrances
~ 4 nnrro int0 three h1ussa there
during rugsaag night Ia each a.
ffansg the ueara was discovered Ia
~ fboms ~ Nifi memhsfu ~ enc fam
llien aua dia hoi appear 10 BE- beat %
robbery
a. ane place ~ wRs ngpd ap8n sev.
sfhi Hmss boz was evidently not hig.
iof Aighin 80 h0aF afgsrwarda he vas
IN another h0mRa
A som % enc pioFy beeame kngWa.
saaiaess practically ceased ~ fhe llt
80 iama sad 81 ioinaa IA shs haat
a pack ~ pipodkouNts Ment from
ME eity baf - manY had eroaasa
- trail " gha mae ghMt tau haands
egalH nee tsliaw N
The hant y snli % pFozgsss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22
DESERTED wlFE KILLS sELF.
Overcome With Rsmorse Husband A.
SO Ends His Life.

Overcome With HeWorse hu&Dano A.
50 Ends His Life.
New York. Aug ~ Believing Der
husband was about 10 leave her for
ever. Mrs. Edward n Hacker com
mltted suicide By shooting herself.
Tier husband. Who had babe her
goodby after . series Of alterations
and started fnOm the Hague court
apartment house. whore they lived,
heard the shot and ran back 20 their
nat. Upon bcholding the iifeiesa
body Of his wife he was overcome witn
remorse and grief and locking the door
Of the apartment 10 picked 40 the r.
volyer with which she had killed her.
self and endeG bis own life by shoot
ting himself three tines
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22
POLICE sara ART GOODS.
Wealthy Mrs. Gardner viii Have 20
Pay customs putIsa.

ray 1oatoW9 gutNts
Chicago. Aug 81. Omitted stateA
customs officials here have seiEel the
taPestrios. PAINTINGS and rare pieces
Of armor, valued az 100000, the prop
er,y OF Mrs. Jack" Gardner. Of Bos
ton, which we're bought abroad Tor
Mra. Garduor's palace In Back bay
Fens The goods. the customs of
hclals allege, were brought into this
country as t.e household goods" ~
Mrs Emily Rockwell Crane Chad.
bourne. % thla city. a friend OF Mrs
Gardner. on which Mrs chadhourne
the government officials say. placed
yaluAttoa OF $4,000
An investigation was begun BY toe
customs authorities, an1 when tho
real value was discovered lax %
$50 900 vas priced on tham by coiiec-
tor 81 Casicme Ames Fines and pen.
allies foF alleged evasion III the Gus.
TINS laws were nxed ~ $4,000. which
has bern paid. Il u said However. Il
Il declared that $4,000 additional all
have 10 Do paid before possession pi
The property can BE- secured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22

Ashevilie. y c.. AuE- ai.--Ieav
ing a hole 10 the effect that she was
wcary and tired Of NE. Mrs.. A J..
Ahrahams. 81 HuntHviiie Ala, q
guess ~ a local hotel. Erred ballet
into her brain and ended her ne Tbe
deccaaed. Who cams io Aakefilie taree
wrtEs ago. had bscn 10 poor heaitA
Cor many FEARS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22

Port smiih. Arb. Auw ~ Pas.
ssuxer ifain 40 ~. ca ne ~ Lguif.
frun Mpunfnfa ana 8ouihera rAlirpns.
rannirg keiWoea f1tfie Rock ana Kaa'
aas CltY. seat istn tae alta near g.
tinota arFags fhq line fFom Asrg 81 o.
iahnma Tnwr1aaY mgrai0K Thlftes1
pernns srs fepdrisa is9lrss No setts
Tapafte4 80 FAR
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22

Mleseapailt AlaE Asa "a I0ha
Giask weaifaF Minasasoiin brewer.
$40 his Nifs WeFe iasfaAfiY hils4 AZ
Cottage Wood. faks Mis6slnaka. In
= feilisiea ss&Waea fbetf sutBmoaiig
snf trails Nrp E4Hasf tnbalra.
~ N@W foft city. d Sister ~ MfB.
Nisea aa9 heF fwaYeafoia aNaEaseF
geesisel tsFlqm ialaHea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22
REeuLARs GUARD RECRUITS.
Fight Between Two Soldiers Started
Talk OF Riot.


Talk Of Riot.
Atlanta. Aug. 21.-Under command
OF Leutenants Bankhead and oster-
man, Of company NJ, twenty-five reg
ulars. members OF the Seventeenth in.
fantry, armed with twenty rounds OF
ammunition apiece. guarded eighty re-
cruits OF the United States army.
bound for the Philippines. from Fort
Slocum, N. ", at the Terminal sta.
ton, from early Wednesday morning
until late at night 10 prevent further
disorder among their number follow.
ing a fight on the coaches. In which
Joseph A. Blake cut and severely
wounded r. l.. Smith. both recruits.
Following the arrival OF the troops
from Fort Mcpherson. there was no
further disturbance, though the at
taches OF the Terminal station had a
bad couple OF hours before the regu-
lars arrived.
The presence OF so many armed
soldiers at the Terminal station caused
the talk Of a riot.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22

Nashville. Tess Aa9 a pa9st
&ss Iisss va shet aa1 faasefoaniy
uaeaaR& st % e8FiG kaag rhWtsaaF
usrnlaR d a. Agafs Ntaasliis sssMis.
81 FeFas W fee fhomsaen. a fsiln&f
#wsa@&s q mas ssse ~ msssas.
81 MetifYs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22

fhiG8Fm. Aas IA "A 4isnasch sH
10 aseeff slsfa fgsm EgaasgEe.
iNa s4gs gaat fAs E4aasNie eaft1e
mts ANTs ftgei eva 0wias NJ fsa
.aa8g in teesfs Fae nsisFisi Ef
wai tgaafef fwR tm aga Mss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22

s b Progress Is os'"s
losaI Authorities in Their Efforts to
:. III. RssponslbiIity cor the Late
RIcsIn0.
sDr,pgaeld. NJ, Aug. q. The ic-
authorities have begun the task
q overcoming the handicap on their
~ to fix responsibility TO the re-
riot caused by the failure OF tAe
poers inquest to hold any one re-
udble for the death OF Scott Bur-
The negro lynched last Friday
sh.
re open verdict OF the coroner's
vas a blow to the hopes OF the
,ss attorney and other officials
y saw in It confirmation OF the
splcion that Witnesses 10 the rioting
Ma fall to recognize leaders OF tae
b when called upon to testify In
'AHs. or the four witnesses upon
Non Coroner Woodruff had depended
The success OF his first riot inquest.
b one appeared on the stand. That
tness displayed an unusually poor
Emory when confronted with incisiye
sti6ns, and the absence Of the
ben three made the coroner's task
tIh.
Testimony Hard To Get.
Ials condition existed despite the
geals OF the commercial organize
% and Governor Deneen that law
Eing citizens volunteer their testi-
oay regarding the riot and its lead.
There was a generous response
ne appeals 80 far as the secret
nnd jury proceedings are concerned.
few persons seem willing to risk
! enmliy Of the lawiess element OF
community by appearing in the
a a. defenders Of the strict letter
ne hE.
ne grand jury went ahead with Its
'siigstcns Thursday, but there
y considerable lcss enthusiasm re-
'iihg lis work than was displayed
lays ago. The departure OF all
'ep' two regiments Of the state mi.
caused a renewal OF the threats
laeTe would be something doing
z NE soldiers had gone. and this
as vas reflected In the anxiety
su.
Negroes stand IN Fear.
I iaei a renewal OF the rlotlng r.
d momentarily and the negroes
Nl'j fear that once the mob Is
asa.n ~ power Of the state
"a e'efsa' Tie most serious trouble.
~ 'ae seventh regiment o. lnfan.
1- e.shi troops Of the state cav.
n 'Sasui Are on active duty Tae
n ~ Fsiih and laird regimcnfal
.''ailons broke camp. reiucIng toe
~ i'tee 70 about one thousand
MOI more than a third a. these
20 active duty and the decrcase
~ display and resniatlon Was
sac q Liquor Prohibited.
sl.a'ioas o. ths city officials
ihe rarly closing ~ alt han.
,n ard the PROHIBITION az
q .7noru within the cltv um-
n Hl 10 force
Gas Hafnlar "a. .fr,.,
Il y thrms some evIr. "a
aF oa'Jiar eastern sections
a1i neTveas mIli,iamcn
1a.e far R oae an.rv
..s sAadow ofatres stirred
anf fhof when Il refused
-. 4, Ae'Asr arei ioar times
y, y ra'ase EAlch failed ~
Thers acre proaa.
'ssa aemanss ~ rso.e.
NJ. .,-oai Asaseaarfsrs ~, a
aisa nat rhelr srssaucs
~ - ~ rnp@si AZ tas vrrssrr
as a's sera taus semn 80
fsisaal AZ 49, wsiss- 80
s.... 'Eesarr
A. ga cast re 20 t.s,
~ unGisns - lmrs
t aw s9mess Narh
- aHi tanssa hswss.-
So 'sfnlrv ~ -
~ So zaf az saa nrgrs'
,, ifres ws-s s..s -.
sinaass s.m nis.
4. sNw a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-22
|EIR RIOT RENEWAL
Er,ss Of Springfield, ILL.,, Con-
tinue to Flee.
EsvOus TENSION EXISTS

!. progress Is Being Made BY the
|, -, Authorities in Their Efforts to
81 III. RssponsIblllty cor the Late
RIrlnu.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-13
Aquila.
Aguila.
n12
,I|I|| l 3|Is

Capt. c. w. Rich is a1ino11Ic11 s.
this issue as a candidate for miayo1
of the City of Hattiesburg. This name
is familiar to our citizens as one of
best known residents. Having served
in this capacity before he will be no
stranger to the duties devolving upon
the office and will fill same with his
usual attentiveness and dignity, if he
is elected.
Captain Rich is one of the city's
most popular gentlemen; is consid-
cred sound business man and is in
every way fitted for the office to
which he aspires. If elected he will
no doubt exercise every effort to give
the city a splendid administration
and being assured of this our people
need have no fear of the success of
his administration.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-13
PLACES PATIENCE ABOVE all.
me. Quality in Good Wife, Ac-
o6rding to This Writer.

PeEi16<s q fne zsprsns quality Of 9
when When. h' e.. /. s 8.
less need of this virtue M woui1II
Now 1t Is chief OF the indispensable
qualities. For the Misunderstanding
wife must inevitably learn that she
has married an imperfect creature
many degrees below the god of her girl
ish fancy. And for the facing of this
lunwelcome fact she requires abundant
patience.
Woman's most blessed work in the
world is the long, long task of foster.
ing the blossoms and ripening the
fruit OF character in the young. For
this there is need of a patience half
divine.
You are growing to have the look
In your face that mother has. You
don't look like us boys any more"
said a boy to his sister. That new
look which the boy noted but could
not name was patience. There is
scarcely wifely virtue but by over.
indulgence may become a defect. Yet
no wife has ever had too large stock
OF patience. The patient wife for.
gives her husbands ill-humors. She
discounts his failures and exaggerates
MS successes.-Chicago American.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-13
: : Z = = = -: = : Z" = = 4. 8 4.
: VALUE OF NEWSPAPER :
: OVER THE HANDBILL. +:

+ A newspaper has 5000 read !:
= ers for each 1000 subscribers. :
= A merchant who puts out 1000 ::
: handbills gets possibly 300 or, I,
: 400 people to read-that is, IL I,
= the boy who is trusted to distri- 4:
I: butte them does not chuck them :
I: under the sidewalk. The hand I:
: bin cost as much as a half =
: column advertisement In the 9
: home paper. All the-women and =
=. girls and half the men and boys =
= read the advertisements. Re- 4.
= suit: The merchant who uses 1:
> the newspaper has $500 more 4.
: readers to each 1000 of papers .
= readers. There is no estimating =
. the amount of business that ad- .
= vertising does bring to mer- =
= chant, buts each dollar brings =
81 m =
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-13
WENT TOO FAR INTO FUTURE.
Fortune Teller's Last Words Caused
Quick Change of Opinion.

You are going to be married with.
In year." said the fortune teller who
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
The young lady heaved a glad sigh.
you will go to Europe on your
wedding trip"
The beautiful girl drew two or three
glad signs and murirured:
60 on, please"
HE will be rather tall and he will
have dark hair"
The girl trembled with Joy. She
had been skeptical when she sat
down. Now she was convinced that
the fortune teller was blessed with
second sight.
rs that all?" she asked.
You will have plenty of money, and
you will live in another city"
81 am sure 1t must be George" said
the girl, forgetting in her Joy that
she was speaking out loud. 40 you
see anything else in my hand?
! The fortune teller looked again and
studied the lines carefully.
YES" she said at length, you will
have six children, and"
Il believe you are a regular fraud"
angrily declared the young lady as
she picked up her gloves and hastily
departed.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-13
DIR. ]. D. d.
OFFERS FOR REFLECTION

In the list of announcements this
morning the Daily News presents DR..
]. d. Donald as candidate for re-
election to the highest office within
the gift of the city voters-that of
mayor.
No words of introduction need be
here spoken, as this official is known
by every man, woman and child in
Hattiesburg, and be it said to his
credit enjoys the universal friendship
of ALL
In asking for reelection DR.. Donald
does so on the record of his present
administration and believes that he is
justified in so doing.
Few men who serve the people as
public servants can boast of not hav-
ing made some enemies, and in this
the present mayor has his share; on
the other hand he has made friends
and so 1t goes. A public official who
mas not MADE enemies has been dere-
lict in his duties.
Whatever may be offered against
the administration of DIR. Donald, no
one can deny the fact that more pub
lie improvements have been given Hat
tiesburg than under any two former
ones, and these are what the progress
sive people want. The charges of ex-
travagance by some are based upon
these improvements, but it only re-
mains to be seen whether it is an in
vestment or an expenditure and time
will prove the former.
DIR. Dopald will prove a strong op-
ponent for the excellent gentlemen
who are in the race, and a warm po-
litical battle will be the result.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-13
chamberlain's Cough Remedy is Both
Agreeable and Effective.

Chamberaain's Cough Remedy has
no superior for coughs. colds and
Group, and the fact that it is pleasant
to take and contains nothing in any
way injurious has made it favorite
with mothers. Mr.. w. S. Pelham,
merchant of Kirksville. Iowa, says
For more than twenty years Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has been my
leading remedy for all throat troub
les 1t is especially successful in
cases of Group. Children like 1t and
my customers who have. used it will
not take any other" For sale by
Hays G. Field and Yellow Pine Phar
macy.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-13
First to Use SEWING Machine.

Miss Elizabeth M. Kilbourn, said to
be the first woman who ever took a
stitch on a sewing machine, is now
living at Winsted, Conn. She was
teaching in Hartford when she called
one day at the workshop of Elias
Howe to see the new invention which
she had heard talked about.
Howe received her cordially, and
after explaining the working Of the
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-13
FOR
REVIVAL SERVICES

The good ladies of the First Baptist
Church have been placing the house
in order for the revival services that
are to. begin at that church on the
third Sunday.
The carpets have been cleaned and
things tidied up in anticipation of the
coming of Rev. Otto Bamber, state
evangelist, who is to assist the pastor
Rev. I. p Trotter, in conducting the
revival.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-13
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= LIVE NEWS. Things are not 4.
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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-13

Advertising Is a stimulus to trade.
If business is dull, there is MORE need
for stimulation. Consistent, continu.
GUS advertising during hard times is
pretty sure barrier against hard
times.