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The new South-news., 1908-02-22
WHY IT SUCCEEDS.
Because lt's for One Thing Only,
And nississippi People Ap
preciAtc This.

Nothing can he good for everything
Doing one thing well brings succees
Doan's Kidney Pills do one ,hins
| only,
They cure sick kidneys.
They cure backachc, every kid.
nev III.
l.. T.. Adams, corner 2Sth Avcune
and 9th street. Meridian, Mics. saws:
IL used Doau's Kidney Pills for kid
pry and bladder trouble. Before us-
ing them l had been under the care
OF n physician, he did rot seem TO
understand my case and became
worse under his treatment. l final.
iv gave up his treatments and com.
M nced using Doan's Kidney Pills
which had been highly recommend
Ell TO me In short time the infla-
m alton aud irritation had disappear.
ed and was as we'll a. ever before
in my life. They seem to have a
healing effect upon the kidueys
bla ider, giving me ease almost
Doan's Kidney Pills
cured me and am glad to add my
testimony in their favor to the many
other who also testify to their great
value. "
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC,
ros'er-Nilburn Co., Buffalo, New
ork, sole agents for tie United |
States.
Remember the name Doan,s
md take no other.
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commissioners Sale Of Redl Estate.
BY virtue OF a decree of hon. j. l..
AcCAskill. Chancellor OF the Second
Coancery District OF Mississippi, rem d.
desedtn vacation on the issh day Of
February, 1918, in the case Of exparte
F. 5. Sen,ou ct al No. lss4. now pend.
ING IN the chaacery court OF the first
d'strict OF Jones county. ordering aud
directing the sale OF certain real ,s-
tate Tor division. /, the undersigned
special commissioner. appointed In
ssid decree. will. on Monday, the sud
day Of March A. ID. Ices In front OF
the temporary court house M the
town OF Eliisyille. Jones coudtv. Mis-.
sissippl between the hours of II
O'Clock a. IN. and o'clock D. m. ex-
pose Tor sale and cell 70 the highest
bidder for cash at public cut cry the
Following described real estate. men.
toned In said decree to. wit:
Commencing on the north line of
HUI street two hundred seventeen
(2l7l feet ess, Of Deasou street. .thsnca
northerly at right angles with Hili
street one hundred twenty eight lasl
'eet- ihencc westerly parallel with
hili street eighty five l>5) feet, thence
soutberiy at right angles with Hiii
street one hundred twenty eight /
l2s) feet. thence earterly along the /
,ortn line OF Hill street eight, n,e
Sc) feet to place of beginning, being
part of Lot number 2. of Block A.. of
solicit Survey of the town OF Ellis
lille, Jones county, Mississippi. aud In
'ec. 3, I IN. II II West.
Witness my signature this the 18th l
ay OF February A. ID. 1905.
W. Ii. ELLSWORTH,
Special Commissioner.
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onllr fAu.ln EnIkc Their Doings
Wi VUu I VuNOs During the Week
DIED

A, The residence os her daughter
yrs !. NJ. Atorl. sunday evening
reoiuny Is, 1905. Mrs. Kirkland
fhe beloved and SANITY wife os vr
> II. kirkland. Mrs. kirkland had
been IL III health for a number of
months and bore her sickness with
great patience and tortitnae. IT. Is
SAID uf her that during all her pro-
tracfed Illness. she was never
known to mGrmer. but there was
arrays present with her that sweet.
calm, sasn'lv and cheeriu; dis. os,-
tion AL through her aiflicilon.
A short funeral service WAS cen
ducted al the home oy Rev Clax.
ooerschmldt. after which the re-
mains >.tre carlied to Forrest. their
old home for intsi merit which &C.
CURED Monday evening. the funeral
Sci vices there borg conducted bv
Rv. J. a Hackeit Of rldian. her
folmfr pastor, assisted by ksv.
C-as. Oterschm,d-, who accompa.
MED the family there.
Mr.. Kirkland leaves surviving
her a cevo'Cd husband. one son
Guy and four loving daughters. Nrs.
j ". Afford o. Ellisviile, Mrs. Pool
Of Santa Rosr. n. NJ. Mrs.
Peiins. Of L'dorado, Ark Mrs.
Woif. OF Mess Point Miss. all OF
whom were With heir dear mother
at her death and burial.
We IN common with cur entire
community tender s,ncerest SYM
pathv to tho bereaved ones in their
great grief.
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rS.. Tns state Of Mississippi J
No l115.
O'Ferrall Bros.,
W
W. +. Shows ct al
BY virtue OF an execution to me di.
rooted which issued from the office
or. w. Bolton, a Justice OF the Peace
OF the county of Forest, in said state,
and In favor OF O'Ferrsl Bros. OF Hat
tiesburR, and against W. r. Shows ct.
81. for the sum Of S1a1.76, besides the
Interest thereon and all costs, | have
this da, isvied upon the following re-
al estate belonging TO the said defend
ant, W. r. SHOVE. In the county OF
Jones aud. State OF Miss, to wit:
N + OF Lot 10 less u feet by lo2 feet
In 5 w corner. in Moselle. Nississippi.
lying - Sw l OF N " I OF Sec. II I.
q X i3west, all OF which will offer
Tor sale for lcAsh to TBS highest aud
best bkper, within legal b0urs Of sale
1t the 3ourt house door In the Town
Of EiIisviIie Miss. on Monday the and
day Of March a. u. 1908, to ssfify said
Judgments, interest and all costs,
Sale within legal hours. THIS slh day
OF February A. ID. 1905.
AMOS JORDAN Sheriff.
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Oak BoWery Rriefs.

Sprirg Will soon be here.
Business is picking up right along
We have had real hard raining
and high water this week.
Prof. w. p. Blackwell and sster
Miss Ada atten led church At Leaf
River Sunday.
Some of our folks hav ve been down
with lsgrippe. but Aro iruprovir z
fast.
Mr.. McDoodle has recently moved
In the vicinity.
Master Paul Carter waited the
city Monday.
Master Winfred Black we'll is at
tending the Pine Grove school.
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Injunction Dissolved.
Ellisvilie. Miss

Tfe irj1rct;on which has been
penal = FIR $ ne time on the court
house G1ss''cn re.pr IN fer fpal
hearire bur Ihe Char cerr cour.
At Lnuss ',i'- wei; sna vse dis
<n'vesi ard 'he conpla:rs rte ". ".
dood ard his bon dsm msr ve1c taxed
viii fttarJ'sv ssss. cost ma dam.
aecr. En- ~ ob-!acl. has been r.
moved ard fh@r~ is noshpx in trs
wsy to he ea,ly conp1r<ion Of IN.
ooast houses at Laurel and Ellisv,lle,
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Letter to ". h. BVHXIN.
elIisvllls. Miss,
Dear Sir: We repeat:
Every JOB painted Oevoe takes less
gallons than Of any other paint.
u not no pay.
Yours truly
o. F. W. DEVOE 4 Co.
r. D. Myers Store Sells our Paint
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Card Of Thanks

| desire 10 extend NV ,.earf fel.
thanFs "a inc good peop'H ~ Ellis
Vile '"r The good snG KlDd arfen
ton shown my dear mother during
ler late Illness. Such kind AMI gen
erous ieaTfs will never he forgotten
or ms. ] pray shT' Col may abun
darf'v tess each ore II them and
ave them IN his King dom. Is nv
PRAYER. Il s9tctinl,~.
MYRTLE WREN,
Ellisvilie. Miss.
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MARRIED

On last Sunday evening February
10, 1908. at the residence IF the
bri'ss father Mr.. NJ. p. Jordan five
miles southwest of ElllsvI'le. Mr.
Z. A. Har1ee to Miss Bu'eah Jor-
dap, Rsv. Chas. Obsrscs midt offlci-
aung. We extend congratulations
to these splendid people and wish
for Them Ion Z life Of happiress
and nrospcritr.
The new South-news., 1908-02-22

Sealed bids will b received sp to
" O'Clock n. on Mosdsy. March 2au
a. D. lsoe at EilisviI'e. Mics, Ses ~
building Of = bridge acsoss TaIlshale
creek, abous-cne nile eat of GItjs-
VILE On The new road. Pleus and
specifications srs nov on n,e 10 the
Chaneerv OIerte cDee u 1,Ilevills.
Aiss. H. board resosves ~ risht
TO r. 5eet asy aea I'll bBds.
By order q ~ Board q ooper-
vIsoss at teets February tern NJ.
J. n. C1AWFo1D,
ChAoeosy Cles1
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Thursday morning abous 9 80
o 'clctk an alarm of fire was sounded
coming rom Children street, in the
co'ored district OF Elllsvllle. The fire
originated in Willis + zsll's store.
destroy ing its entire contents, then
the two story hall AMI several resi-
derces OF colored people in all six
bu'ldirgs. Ez.ll s store was par
TALLY insured. lhe fire Is consider.
ed ct lncendiary origin.
Messrs. W. r. Owens, general
manager w. l. O'Dwycr. general
freight agent and MIR. Church all
<SRcies h of the Mol,fs-, jack son and
Kansas City railroad, were in Ellis
VILE this week looking over their
property interests here, with a view
OF giving our people better service
and connections in the near future
We trust 1t vii come quite soon.
The Williamsburg Lum Der Co.
of Collins, ownctfty Messrs. n. 8.
Shelby and W. s. Pekiis, sold last
week fifty million feet of yellow
plnc stumpfge, a portion OF their
holdings in Jones ard Covinpton
for 1925, 600 to the w. &
Wood Lumber Co.. of that place.
Average price 81 so per thousand
feet is considered good sale.
Attorney b. W. )Sharbroueh. of
IL furei, vas in fur CITY Thursday
eveDiig on rlofrssl, pai business.
Bar says. tLat every obstacle has
now been r moved IN regard TO the
oolrt house question. and that the
contractors viii soon commence the
work of building the cc1rt hnnses
At Ellisville am Llurei
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always bsugm
s'sn.'-s ss.ss 'ss ss Z<zZzzx

Elmer Knight made a trip TO III.
lisvilIe Monday.
We are sorry to note the Illness
OF little Annie Raney. bus hope her
q speedy recovery.
Mr.. snd Mrs. NJ. F, Blackwell VS.
tied the Iatfrrs rArents Mr and Mrs.
/. A. we'ch Saturday and Sun
dav.
Cards and announcemenss are out
for picnic near Lebenon church or
saturday, February 20 All nre in
vited TO atsend. Rosr Pup
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FOR RENT.

A good farm. 100 acres in cnlliva
tion. with Elk room dwelling house.
of Ellisvil1e. Apply To
II, DuBOSE, Elli-ville. Miss.
The new South-news., 1908-02-22
Teachers Training Course OF
South Miss. College.

March 23rd to May the Is. 1908,
Offers thorough review OF all pu b.
tic school branches. Examination
for State License ST close. For par.
iicnIars, address
kOUTH MISSISSIPPI COLLE0E
Hattiesburg, niss.
The new South-news., 1908-02-22

The communication from Supt T.
E. Waldrup on Our public schoools'
was unavoidably crowded ous this
week-will appear next week.
The new South-news., 1908-02-22

Pete Hsiues. the one-nrmed ne
gro criminal, who made his escape
from the county j,i. recently, wa;
caught nt Qpiimnn and returpe, TO
Sheriff Jordan who will go That e
viii not have sry mere sharces 10
get swav.
The new South-news., 1908-02-22

Who will pay up and ONE
YEAR IN ADVANCE, we
will present them a copy Of
this invaluable book. With
rhis book you can't make any
mistake in describing land
numbers. I:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12
ADDITIONAL PtRSUNAS

Sam Morgan returned M na
ing from E short hshuns Il
south. .J
Harry DRk, OF Woodbarn' hnu|
city today looking after Jus"
matters.
John Lennon left today ioi ~
land 10 transact business i0
days. -. ,,,,,,I
s. r.. FIeshner. Of AIbany; ns,s, ..'
this morning TO traTae' 0
for a short time. -, ,,o,I
Miss Alice Hunt has retuIasa ~ nsi'
Portland. where she visited ""''
foq a few days IA |,
Robert Smith and iamlI q. ~ A.
day FOR Pendleton, OTe., w. s.,.,' ~
will make their home In lso., 1ns s'''' +
MIR. and Mrs. F. @. BasaJ.s .,..,,,
turned this ms5rning from 80. p.st
visit with relatives ana h
Albansf. -, S,ng,l
Mrs. c. l.. Morse and 6..,1,"s.,. Tssss.
left last night for l,s,, hsl'1 "a
Wash. where they VIII '''"
and relatives for a week. w...a IA n
Miss Pearl Miller returnsa l.e,,ls y
home in woodbUrn TINS .si,tl,.
after spending sunday WIN
and friends In this elly' .a,t
will Thomas, one oi n,sssng.
~ The Dale Milling CON ~ \.
IN fhe CITY looking eI.sl .s.s =.
nsny's business Interests n'''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12
COURT HOUSE NEWS,

Department No. l OF the circuit
cuurt met this morning at 10 O'Clock
and adjourned until afternoon
Only ore case was set for hearing
taday that being the case OF Brft-
ten Beunit vs.. State Bannitr Is
charged with a criminal assault upon
a l5-year-old girl. The State vs..
Lathrop viii come M for hearing to-
morrow al p. m. IN the charge OF
perjury Mr. Lathrop Is ready 20
face trial and prove his innocence =
In the bankruptcy matter Of C..
Ullom. rhe Court street baker, X. y.
Downing has been Uppoihted trustee
Dy referee John Bayne. Liabilities
are estimated at $1,000, and assets
at $500 In the statement flied by
the alleged bankrapt.
The Henry BarrholoIny win has
been Med In the probate court. The
document leaves ali the property,
valued at $4,000 10 his children.
Justice OF the Peace j. b. Manegre
of st. Paul has sent communication
TO the county court OF his resigna-
tion OF his Office, and. untin a peti-
ton has been rendered by the citi-
Gems in that town the place will re-
main vacant.
Phe county commissioners adj
ioWrned Saturday afternoon after a
three days session. The officials
covered a grvat amount OF routine
work during their meeting.
The county cougt granted Potter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12

DOLLARS
AN ACRE
Apples bring s24OO per acre.

Apples bring s2AO0 per acre.
Douglas county orchard bears a
record crop.
Located at Wlnston's. on the
South Umpqua river, six miles south
Of Roseburg.
Reports have come 10 us frequent
ly of late OF a remarkable crop OF
Spitzenberg apples grown by Jas. u.
Smith this season at his fruit farm
Jew miles south OF this city. These
reports were fully yer lied this morn
ing by MIR. Smith. who was In this
city. He Is now picking his appl O.,
and from a. measured quarter OF an
acre of ground will pick over 500
boxes of choice marketable Spitzen-
berg apples. In fact the fruit is OF
such excellent size and fine color that
he has been offered 50 90 $3.50 per
box for It at the orchard. this being
a return OF $4,000 per acre for this
one crop.
So far as we have ever heard this
/ Is new record In the fruit business,
far oct chasing Hood River Rogue
River or anywhere else. so far as We
have ever had any information. Such
record Is simply astonishing, and
IL Is hard to realize, even by our own
people, that such a record has been
achieved That Il actually has been
done, a large number of people who
have visited the orchard aud seen
the fruit ON the trees are ready u
testify. IL was a revelation TO eN-
perienoed fruitgrowers from else
where. Among others who visited
the orchard was MIR. j, w. Perkins
the MedfOrd orchard man, who re
Gently located here, and he unhesi'
tatingly pronounced Il the finest he
had ever seen anywhere. In faei
that verdict has been unanimous by
all who have gone out TO see this
fruit for themselves.
These apples are TO be carefull,
packed and shipped east Doubtless
they will bring ton price In the
markets wherever sold.
other Douglas county orchards arr
also showing splendid results Sam
Piles OF fruit from a number OF then
may be seen In the windows OF th'
real estate Offices about town. q. B
CPnnon had a limb two feet Ion.
from Spitzenberg tree which bOr'
over 40 merchantable, four-tier siz'
OF apples A Beitigheimer apple from
the orchard OF Joseph Wharton II
west RosebUfg weighed 26A ounces
Many Bartlett pears were ON display
here this year that weighed from -
q "a ounces each. Four peaehS
from n, ID. Owens Eisenhower or
chard, placed side by side measure
over ~ inches. cut from q reeen
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12
HIGHER
TEACHERS
SALARIES

A pointer for the teachers Of Rem
ton county comes ia Snpt. Acker-
man's address az Prinevllle the other
day. Speaking OF way In which
teachers might increase their salary
he aid;
II would advise every teacher
when seeking a contract TO teach In
any school district IN Oregon, first
TO ascertain the exact amount OF the
districts general school fund. SIS per
cent OF which under the law must be
snent for Instruction. I would fur
ther advise every Oregon teacher
then 20 demand in his or her contract
SO per cent Of this fund as salary;
IN other words, II the fund amounts
"a $500. do not accept a penny less
than s495. Using these figures.
these are some school boards which
deem Il smart business trick 20
nay the teacher, saw. S4O0, turning
me S25 over and above. but within
the lawfnl SO per cent, back into the
general fund. thus lessening ths
taxes OF the district Just that much.
This Is poor policy for both narties
districts general school fund, IS per
cent or refuse 20 sisn the contract -
Another noteworthy part OF Mr.
Ackerman's address was:
"All over this country there are
/ old bachelors: close around every
school house. hundreds OF them. Tn
derstP~A me-. ! a~N Tst sneasing of
old mp'A, there aren't anv. or very
few In Oreg0n. These old bachelors
IN most Instances have spreading
acres aad more money than they
know what TO DO with. Go 20 them,
tell them YOU want a better school
library and ask them to contribute
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12
photograph Of them beIns reeentIy

photograph OF them being recently
pnblished In the Review.
As TO prune crops II is yet little
early TO get definite crop reports. W.
T. Emery was In from Coles valley
this afternoon and tells as that his
prune harvesting VIII be completed
I'm another week. From 40 acres he
viii have fully 5000 bushels OF the
fruit. At the prevailing prices he
will realize from St25 TO $3.50 per
acre for this seasons crop, although
the fruit has ripened very slowly ana
Is Weighing out much lighter than
last year.
With Douglas county orchards
yielding annual crops bringing from
500 TO $500 per acre. right along,
and often far exceeding those figures,
and In the instance above mentioned
reaching the enormous figure OF
s240O per acre, Il Is really no Won
der that Douglas county fruit lands
are being purchased every day by
far-seeing investors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12

For Sale-Two good milk cows, /
jersey, Holete.n; thoroughbred
Jersey heifer calf. Inquire ~
n. Commercial ST. l0-l2-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12

See display In Court street win
dow None sold until 500. No
telephone orders received.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12
DIED.

PERLICK- Madeline Perlick
wife % A. Perfick, age 81 years,
at her home three miles east OF
Salem, Saturday morning Gt 4
O'Clock, OF cancer.
Tie funeral services were held az
2:3O p m. today at the German
Baptist church. Interment In the
Lee Mission cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12

Ten Mlnufe serVice---
The street car company put on
thelr sO-minute service on the lew
PARK line this morning for the nrss
time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12
City News|

Weather Forecast
Occasional light rain tonight anu
Tuesday.
When In Portland
Visit Halls restaurant. $50 Wash
lngtor street e-o-d
Cilson's Place-Eleyer barber chairs.
e-o-d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12

just Arrived
Another lot of those young sal
mon. one 20 three pounds; also cat
fish, halibut, crabs. and salmon at
FarTfngton's. the Grocer and market
mani
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12

& Hill a license TO sperate oii'
hall In Mils City Saturday avg
noon, the permit TO cover SIX moalil
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12

| know they VIII; they'll help you
get more and butter books for the
children; they've got the money; go
and see them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12
Rumnlage Sale

Ash Wood for Sale
Phone 115. VIM. Brown & Co.
I2s Commercial street. i0-S-6t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12
TRovERs getting busy, eod-tf
Dolllver Arrives Late

Dolllvsr Arrives Late
United States senator John +.
Dolllyer win arrive IN this city al
9.16 D. m. on Friday next to speak
before the Salem Republicans who
are making elaborate arrangements
for his coming.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12

Furnished RooEs-InQuire s52 n.
summer. 10-l2-sts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12

united states behhtoI Jbhh -
Dolllyer viii arrive In this city at
9,t6 D. m. on Friday next to speak
before the Salem Republicans who
are making elaborate arrangements
for his coming.
Rummage Sale
The ladies OF the Christian church
will conduct Rimmage Sale In the
basement OF the Rowland house, 4l4
Court street. next door east OF
Brewers drug store Any person
having goods TO contribute Will
please leave them at the above named
place.
Ash Wood for Sale
Phone i15. VIM. Brown & Co.,
I2s Commercial street. i0-s-6t
save the Discount
Send check or pay az office on or
before October 10th, 10 save dis
count on October water bills.
Call aud Sce---
- AlhutlH MNoN NANihtN oAN 80
an order of meat kept tn perfectly
sanitary manner steuslof Bros
Phone sal.
The Reliable Grocer--
Is =. NJ. Lawrence, corner OF Com
mercial aud Ferry streets. Phone
S11.
lave No Equal
The production of the Salem
cigar factory has no equal. Try I
Tashmoo or la Corona, aud be con
vineed.
The BEST Yet
The pictnres shown al the Midwa,
today and tomorrow are the hes
shown this season. Call and Judg'
Cor yourself,
Ten Minute service--
The street car company put ol
their s0-minute service on the lev
PARK line this morning for the mrs
time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-12
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society
fNEw TODAY

Wanted Position To work on a
ranch by man and wife. Address
G., Journal. l0-12-3t$
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-02
Re New Record in Timber Cut Established

might be thought that the amount
actually manufactured must have been
greater in the earlier year. This. how
ever, would be a too hasty inference.
for 1t is almost wholly among mills
of small individual output that the
gain in the number of establishments
reporting has been made.
Before the year closed the general
business depression was severely felt
in the lumber industry 1t was not,
however, the most important cause
of falling off in the production of
the year where falling off occurred
For decline in production took place
only in certain regions. The south is
the region of greatest activity in lum-
Der production, and yellow pine the
most important wood, forming SO per
cent. of the entire cut of the country
The cut of yellow pine reported shows
an increase of 13 per cent. over that
of 1906. In the early part of the year
many of the southern mills cut so
heavily that, in spite of the curtailed
output which followed the business
disturbance later, the total was great
er than ever before. But in both the
lake states and the northwest a
smaller cut was reported than for
1906, though the number of mills re-
porting increased
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-02
capital Hostesses Fear the Election

departure for other fields of activity
outside of Washington, and becoming
actual. though obscure, workers in
the vineyard, is viewed with alarm.
Toward the end of the winter ap-
prehension was expressed at many
dinner tables lest Mr.. Bryan came
to Washington, bringing with him in
subordinate capacities youths from
the corn and hog-raising states who
might be addicted to the prudent
usage of MASKING their peas.
Over the imminence of this dire
possibility there has been a sad shak-
ing of heads. Active and persistent
dinner-givers in the diplomatic, cab
met and senatorial SETS" as well as
among the merely rich people, who in
increasing numbers are making Wash
ington a place of resort in the winter
months, have found Mr.. Roosevelt's
nice young men" almost a necessity
in making their social plans for enter
tainment and amusement.
In any event, it is realized that the
tennis cabinet, as such, is doomed.
1t will dissolve into it's constituent
elements and fade away from the
scene of Washington activities, social,
political and sporting, after March
next
Whether Mr.. Taft or Mr. Bryan is
elected, the tennis court in the rear
of the executive offices seems certain
to become once more a flower he'd
for the display of geometrical figures
of early blooming crocuses or a play
ground for children.