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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-14
WOMEN OF
ESSEX THEY WILL
soon Be VOTING
Equal Suffrage President Sees It
Coming-Local Branch Picks
Convention Delegates.

Mrs. Belle De Rivera, president of the
Equal Suffrage League, of New York
city, speaking at the annual meeting Of
the Essex County Suffrage Society yes
terday afternoon in the Women's Club,
advocated woman's privilege to vote.
The following officers were elected:
President, Miss Emma l.. Richards;
first vice-president, Mrs. L.. Fl. Rowan,
of Nutley; second vice-president, Mrs.
f. T. Feary, of East Orange; recording
secretary, Mrs. II. p. Porter, of East
Orange; auditor, Mrs. James M. Sey-
mour. and treasurer, Mrs. Clifford
Blanchard, of East Orange.
Mrs. De Rivera said: women
should use their influence to obtain the
ballot. They can assert their influence
by giving their support to good men
and making the bad ones afraid of
Them OF the present-day political
situation she said there was so much
corruption that it is a sure sign the
time has come when some good house
keepers should be brought in to do
some laundry work"
Mrs, De Rivera referred to those
European countries where women have
equal rights with men, and said: Con
ditions in those counties are far in al
vance OF conditions here She declared
that equal suffrage would snicly be the
outcome of all of the agitation of to-
cay.
DR.. Mary d. Hussey, of East Orange.
who was a delegate to the recent con-
vention in Buffalo. tod OF the part
women are taking in politics through
out Wyoming. Utah, Colorado and
other Western States.
These delegates We're chosen to the
annual state meeting in Bayonne next
Thursday: Mrs. Blanchard. Mrs, Por-
ter. Mrs. Rowan. Miss Richards and
Mrs, Feary. Mrs. Harriet Stanton
1latnh viii susak
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-14
PLANNING
THEATRE BENEFIT
FOR SICK BABIES
Affair to Be Given at the New
ark Theatre Monday, De-
cember II.

Society women, comprising the board
OF of the Babies Hospital,
are directing all their energies toward
the social and financial success of the
theatre party for the benefit of the in
atitution to be held in the Newark
Theatre Monday night, December Il,
with Clyde Fitch's play, Girls" as the
attraction.
This drama scored a big success in
New York last season and the COM
mittee hat it will be pre-
scented with the original cast, Amy
Ricard, Ruth Maycliffe n Charles
Cherry. in the principal roles.
The play Is one thai will appeal to
young and old alike, which perhaps ac-
counts for the large advance sale of
tickets.
Of the sale of boxes, and Mrs. Richard
q. p. Dieffenbach, Mrs Abram Roth
child and Mrs. Halsey M Larter com
prise the committee making the ar
rangements. The advance sale of
tickets will be at the o office of the
theatre two weeks previous to the date
Of the performance.
The COMMITTEES that there
will be no tickets. reserved, that those
applying first will receive first choice.
The officers of the guild are Mrs. Will
lam Campbell Clark, president; Mrs.
Roderick B~yington, Mrs. George Ever
EFT Halsey, Mrs. Frederick f. Guild,
vice-presidentsa Miss Annie NJ. Gwin-
nell, recording Secretary; Mrs. William
II. Hunt. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
tWillfam A. HaIsey, treasurer; Mrs.
4Hylvester s. Battin, editor Hospital
Journal; Mrs. Hunt, assistant editor;
Yrs. Byington, business manager; Mrs.
fancis Child, assistant business man
5er; Mrs. Carroll p. Bassett, secre-
~ of the Babies -Four Hundred"
he managers who are working for
success Of the affair are: Mrs. VIII
n Linn Allen. Mrs. Henry @. Atha,
4 Aey1vestsr 8. Battin, Mrs. Roderick
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-14
oRAToRlo BY SCHUBERT SOCIETY.

Arrangements for the. opening con
cert of the thirtieth season of the
Schubert Oratorio Society are com
pleted, The entire evening will be de-
voted to Dudley Bucks set
ting of Arnold's great poem, tine
Light of Asia" This work was given
by the society six years ago in. the
Kreuger Auditorium. An excellent trio
of soloists have been engaged by the
directors Of the society, Miss Charlotte
Lund, Royal Smith and Tom Daniel
There will be the usual selected orches-
ira to accompany the chorus and SOLO
lists.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-14
UNION CLUB TOO
SMALL, MEMBERS
PLAN NEW HOME
Business Mems Organizations
Finds That Its Present Quar-
ters Are Inadequate.

Owing to the increase in membership
the Union Club is planning for q more
p~retentious clubhouse than ths present
one, at 9Bank street, which. while
very cosy, is not large enough to 40
commodate all Of the members et one
time.
The officers of the club are: w. III.
Osborne. president; William @. Nicoll,
vlce-president; Charles e. Conn, treas
urer; B. N. Bishop, secretary, and
George w. w. Porter, counsel.
The membership includes nearly
every prominent business man In the
city.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-14
TINA LERNER TO PLAY HERE.

The feature of the first symphony
concert to be given this year by Frank
L.. Sealy at Wallace Hall viii be the
presence of Tina Lerier, a Russian
pianist, who recently made her debut
in New York at the Russian SYMPHONY
Orchestra concert. Miss Leruer IL
petite, beautiful and talented. Chs
made a fine impression upon the New
York audience. At the Newark con-
cert she will play the great concerto
in G minor by Saint-Saens, with ths
orchestra and solo pieces by Chopin
and List.
Mr.. sealy will again have q band OF
about forty musicians from the New
Symphony orchestra, of which
Walter Damrosch Is conductor. Tbs
full program is as follows;
Euryanthe Overture. .......... Weber
Symphony Pathetique 1.-TWO move
ments) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Concerto G. Minor. ......... .S~aint-Saens
Mile. Lerner and orchestra.
Air and Gavotte 5acn
Largo ....4.4... : : 2 ana
Piano solps. q. ............Chopin, List
scenes Nspoitains Aassense
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-14
WOMAN TO
RUN MICHIGAN PLANT.

Miss Kathryn harrington, of IA East
Park street. who was employed as a
corset designer in m of the local fac
tories. will leave for Kaiamazoo, Mich,
to take charge of a large cor
set manufactl ring there. Miss
Darlington Is one of the prominent
members of st. Johns r. c. Church,
In street,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-14
CARD CLUB LUNCHEON.

Miss Helen Tomkins, of IS North
Eleventh street, was the hostess at a
luncheon at her home this afternoon.
Her guests were twenty young women.
members of her card club. The table
decorations were yellow c~hrysanthe-
NUNS and asparagus ferns, and the
favors were miniature pumpkins fllsd
With b0nboul
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-14
ORpHEUs CLUB CONCERT.

The Orpheus Club Of male voices will
hold the first concert OF their twentieth
season at Wallace Hall Thursday eve
ming, December g. NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

va II nj q re-, -. Ntul lHuS.
"a bic GoHmuiidvc lur OCt Suthbrud nCr
Sty0bcl in Der Stn0i Baltimore III der uOm
Wcicp UurNcfNvicbcHeu &ScIic ibrci cuoNiiltIaclt
uno curriNirlcn @criht iibcr oic UulibdoiRunt-
0crL ~lluloitcll lno |SCrtbcrbobuuAcl llr rtC
gouoCrliulll ulo GrdiimlnN nrr NprituiuR.
Suraptic'Nuur, bon Der NORTH |cculc. bis iNr
Htnr0Nrcl5c Der Giant Baltimore. nCbIt ctllca
nurlui bc}iiNlihcr, cIoNillti0cll lrnh curriRtrtcl
crildrcroCl Ei0uCe, bel mir btulcrirNt, IN &C.
mat nCr EpriGrlitCH oCa Nupitcl@ IA oCc 9tiiC
hcr YcQioIutW non 1904 mo Der AM q. Mtnri
1905 lntcr5clductcu &crorhmtHN ocs 'Wtdpprs
nm Siubirutbe Mr.. 2lG.
90 miro O%icr0urd hCtunnt g%cnnCht, od6 be
ia0tcr pcrid)l mn Fldnc in Niccm VitrCuu oe'
pnuiIt iuur0cll NM hGb Der E,idOur uuo 5tdot.
roth BON Baltimore. uGCr irQcno cine Geriou.
,Fcrioncll pNcr Corpora ioncIl. lpcIMc nit ben
unrbill crlpdbutcl abAclCh1Gtcl GHtlbdoIgutlacll
nbcr Ncribcrb6bur0cl ni0t 5@uiricocu 0citcnt
fcir %ipltcll imtcrbdlb hrcibtN IuNct bonn 20.
mai hco NNDrCe igOS, ais Dem NuiuH Der CT.
itcu @crbiicltlihuHR hicicr NCIumItuuduul
bon mcitCr Scitc, an In fhriltii6cr |GCiic in
NaItinurcr StuNtNcriht olr,b Fclitlon onac0cli
urpcItrclt iOIllcIl, ir6cnl lc hcluNice Sctibi
nm ciltc %JiCuiliou o~Crlclhcl cril0cu.
I, Scmcii SbDmaS,
tNI0l26. NtnI2,0.1Gl Sinhi NcNtitratnr.
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MbfabrtStagc Der S5caubampicr Dpr
Tciu-Wprf.

PIN 6. &luIi Gampicr g. 81 llOi-
ne" nod 9icopcl unO 8cnla.
Nnn 6. &luni Gampicr nGoIumbia"
nah Glasgow.
Nm 6. &umi Gan1picr nSccauic"
nud} Soutbonptolt.
Pm 6. &llni 0ompier oG0nig gl-
bert" mad, Gibraltar ulO Nenpcl.
Am 6. Sltni 0ampicr .Gan1pania"
nah Siuerpoo1. On .J.gl
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2incoln" nod @ambrrG. @
~ 9tm q. 3lni 0oHrpicr DMinncupo-
lis" ndh &oHoon. t'a'.r
PIN 6. SUM Compiler n6inIanO"
nah Gopcr ltII0 NutmcrpCn.
Hlm 6. Suui Compiler nSeuecia"
mad Ncapcl mo Wioricilc.
Aim .. &lrui Compiler narouprin-
5ciiin Cecilia" noh 8rcmcn.
"m 10. &ini Sampler oGltcania"
nurg &iucrpool.
Nm 10. Suni Inmpfer ,Yliidcr"
mad; @dmbnrg.
2lm 10. Suni Compiler DHpnOnm"
nad) GottcrOom.
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Sctruacn anocblidD ibrc YuuSslcntc

NittSburN, ga, T.. ><lrni. -
Ter 37-i1briDc Yctcr 3enid) aus
StcllbcrmiHc, 8, lit bier lntcr Der
2tntlogc ucrboitct norOct, $4,000,
0da Gi9cntGitln elmer N(lljubl Scrbcn,
ucrluttrcllt SIT b0bcn. SonueI Mnm.
lab, 6iibrcr Der icrbilden &olouIe
oui Der Siioicitc oobier, iritt ais
NnflG1cr gc8en i'm olII. 3enid) be.
tried Elm @nnfgcid0it mo einc Gam
picrsNgcntllr, mo cS mur0c Inn uicl
@cl0 5ltr llcbcrmittclung lNh Gll.
ropa anpcrtroltt. Gincn Arobcn (bci,
rciicIbcn loa CT ouf eiBcnc 3rpcdc
pcrpcnOct bnbcn,
&obnatomM, ga, /. &lrni. -
0ic bicligc Noli5ci ucrbuitctc bcutc
No5o Goiiouic, cinen rcifcn lcrbi.
id)en Nontier, mcgcn &crlIntrcmmg
bon $4,000. Gr lnmobl. mic Ectcr
3cllid), marCn NgcntCn Der oScrbi,
lhcn Srtbo0orcn NCriid)crung9.Ses
icQlhoit" llno lOllcn picle &criidc'
rltng8iummcn. meld)e llcbcrlcbcnoclt
in europa 9eb0rten, in Die luidcn
Scltcdt buben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
GnilcD's IcrGnitnn0 angcurbnct.

@oibin9ton, :. e., 4. Suni.
2la HcilItot cincs WcllldcS Dec
umcritoniidcn Observation-Disclosures
bat Der Minilter oca Auapdrtigclr
ser Nepublif &onouroa bic &crbui.
tuno i. Is. 9niIcp'a, iriIbercn Erd.
iibcnten Der n@rport Chipping So"
uol Neru- &cricp, mo Die NcidIunob.
me icines 3rr 3eit in eincnl bonOu.
raniid)cn 0nien licgenocn Iolnpier2
.@oloaboro" nrbit Cargo %ongcor6.
net. Gieie gltsfrulit ging belltc Ocnj
Stoatsocpurtement i'll elmer AeItcrlj
unn Sm Snlpo0or nbgcididten &c.
peid)c oce @cinnotcn Googc ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
Nls Sdruinolcr a%uacflu0t.

VI c NJ y $, Ienn., 4. &luli, -
Senrp @eiBcnbnh, irilbcr 9icd)tS'
onuolt in Gbicogo, mcIdIer BON Den
Rcpublifancrn iiir ons 9tnlt ais Md.
ter bes Sbcrgcrid)tS nolninirt nor
0en lit mo ser alth Sefrctdr uno
S6obmciitcr Scr Suian1men gebrod)c.
men ,Miercnntile Comp" bon bier
mar, mllroe nui oie 2lttln9e bin per
hnftet, pom cincm glftionGr Der leg
tercn 8ciel(ihnit $4,000 untcr iul-
lhcn Goripicgelu1tgcn erldl9t u1o
$1,000 bon 0en @elocrlt Der @eicls
id)uit clltlpeuoet 81 boben. Gr mur0c
gcgen $4,000 9iir1ifoit einitmriIcn
uili frcicn tSllB gcicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
Wcbr NudnunTcridDnOcn.

&clenu, Wont., 4. Sluli. -
@on5 Mottond lit pon Nod]lpnilcr 10
idrpcr beimAcitht, ooB bier olf ser
v9torthcrn Eociiic Nubn" lcit mcb
rcrcn logcn III feincr Hid)tlu11 3ii1e
dlgcfomntcn iino mo aud morgell
nod fcincr crlpurtct miro. Eic 3il3c
ser ,@reat Nprtbcrl @nbn" crlci0cn
picl %cr50gcrunG. I'm Sclcno crrci.
d)cn 81 f0rllcrL nutbtcn @cupCrncltr
Norri2 nno j%luon5i1 mrOcrc Eniios
9ierc Der o9tortbcrn Encilic Nnbn"
bon %Sipingiton ans 70 Mcileu ilbcr
Den @o5cmal Wnuntaiu 81 Tllbc &c
hen, neil pcrihicocnc ACKNOWLEDGMENT
a1f oicicr Strcctc ltott1ciumocn bat
ten, unb 0cn Neit Oc9 @c9e9 tomtcn
lie crit g~citcrn mittclit Grtrnjtgc9
5llriidlcBen.
&nnnibul, Mo.. 1. &uni. -
Gntlong 0cnl GhlBIallic oc@ Miiiii
lippi buben bier Die Ncpphncr Dor
Dem oi0rin1cnorn SodmoiIcr sic
Gllld)t erNriiiCn. &icle Nlun0crtt
pcrloiicncr N0lticr mo 6orm9cb6ite
iilt0 bon Den Glutbcn umrin1t. Nijr.
Qcrldrtbucrclnc lucr0cl or1unilirt,
nm in Den iibcridmcmmtcn 0iitriftcn
Moub mo FliIn0crung SIT pcrbiitcu.
MinOcitCns 900 Ncmobncr bubcn iid)
aus Dent SboIQcl1uOc olti 0ic bcnod)
hortcn NnGobcu iIiid)tcn miIiiCn. ,Nl
uiclen @cgcn0cn fam Der Nn0runA
6cs @%odnuoiicrs 10 pl0bIid. ooB ole
NcorGultcn ibrc Mcrtbind)cn nid)t
mitncbntcn tonuten. Gicbcsb0nocn
ituo BORT al Der Nrbcit 0cucicn.
Tic NIcrun0rio . NieOcunD, Gin
irId)tbnrcS &ono iiir @urtcn. uno
Sontotcn 2IubnlL, itcht 5mri IiIb
tici inter Nniicr mo cin Sd,oocn
ron $1,000, 600 lit oort on9cridtct.
3cbntauieno 9ldcr Mnis- mo Ncis
5enlono iinO BON 0cn GIlttbcn permit
Itct moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
Euli,ilt uuu cincm MGnbcr cridluIlcn

San Nrunciar0 I. &rni. -
EoIi5iit ". $. SEEMS mhrOc bclltc
iriib in ciucr SnlBbollc pom !. 3.
Norug, cjncm 9t0llbcr, crihoiicn.
Nouua trat in Die Safe 500 cilcn
]icuolpcr mo riNtctc OCIiclbcn ouf
oen Sdouhudrtcr, lpcldicr ioiOrt oic
Glldt crlriii. Ser Nolj}iiL lpcldjcr
ppr Der Ibijrc itouO, aiDL ais er Ocn
Sdrm bGrtc, m'3 &nnrrr. uItin cbc
CT icinrn &rpoIuer }jcbCn fonlte,
bate i'm DoltnD 0nrN cincn SMuB
toot Hie0rrQritrrdt. Ter Wt0rocr
mlroc buI0 Oorullf icitlcuonmcu mo
bciinolt iid lett i'm Sta0tlciGn1uiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
EnarantGnc scacn ucncjnclauiidDc
SGfuc.

@0Uano, /. &uli. - Phi bic
@ciiluuortunR ser Sonitdts Ncb0roc
Don Glrbo hin bot Woupcrncur Nd
goon ollc c%llboniid)c 0Gicn, nit 2(lra-
nnbmc Don Moricl, iiir 6obr5utgc,
Oie pon &encylcll fomrclL iilr &c.
ihloIien crflGrt, mcil III &cncjucIa
bic Nctlcnpcit bcrriht, MOricI lit
GllSNclommcn, neil 0or. cine G,uo-
rontdncltation bcItebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
Srpartcmcnt fir tiientlihIc Sidcrbcit-9nnten
cub cparicmcut hes Wcbnubcs Snipciturcs
nnVrpu. l{nthnnu.

Nultimprc, -. mi zoos.
g%lnNCbbtc luCr0ct CliRCQcu 1cruIlWcil bon
Der Guniruitbcburoc hcr Stuot Baltimore iii
dllgrmCiHc AicpuruturCt am ScGIngtuI piartt
fiir ocu M,dUOr mo 1laotyuiD bon Baltimore.
g]luRcNoic miiiicIl in pCriirGcliclt 0uuuCrtcu.
uorcilrl an bCt ,l'Oaro ri glpur09 Of Ia!it.
more sim" mo nit oCr NuIi6u't o4rOpolal
tot Ncpatra 10 Nrrtnntou D,Ngtct" chi NcrHllBcrt.
icitc ucrlcDCll Nrtl, !. ScrCtl lbpnln2, Siaoia
ltcNtllruIur. IN bC'lclt NilrgUu int NatBBnnS nm
pNCr Dor If llbr NUrmittnNS M II. Snlt 1905
itbCrrCiht pCrnCu.
Ncocm TngChui nrlG cnl all ocn MtoOpr urh
Stuotrnij bon Baltimore 5dblbGrtr CcrIitl6trtcr
uui zine oGlcarlnN Noulc" NGuf NCioncUCr
9bcd itbCr &ucibullocrt ulO ltni5tN ($250l
Snliure ~bciQCIiiNt lCiIl.
Ser criolNrCichc Nicicr mus NjrNfhHit itcuCll
nm hclt NClltHlultilACu hc9 'tdbtllbtl Charters
bciiiGllb NuIItlaitc RadiummClI.
3tib ltlNtl ullo Sps5tulutiuuCH Thuncli am
roCr nud OCit -. Mai l9OS int Niircuu oco
@CbdIoc NlipcliuC9 bc'iuNtlNi lpcuoCl,
Sic Nc6uroc bCbdlt lih oNa NtCbt Dor, irAcnO
Gin uOCr ul.c IuGCbuiC 5l NCrluCriCr.
Gounro 7. YrCitun,
@cbdudca SUPERIOR.
@cnc6niRt:
I, Barn MnbuUl,
9ltuUnr.
(IGni1S %. 80 ,%liui1 . 81
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</l Xcihembegdngmiiic

uminieno: .Hi'.'
Ginen pradtbul0r zarR. .$65 iperib: i6ipay;c
groa0cIoib, uciGcr OCprCBter Ktiii6, fidbl0raier
e~epreiier Blilid), porr irttpolirteu Diabu 0DtDs
@ider' ooer SSGlll.h SGTg. gaiB rad SDter
gSnbf.
9icfer enro nacrn piro anbsTssp .aurantirt
at 500 p~erfaliii. iGr M nI3gcfdt6Gtlr nit icils
Item Scioerts oocr .lild3 6l,iicr. nit olIu pGia
feibeiu aiiicit. nun. nit eds. ntobcli l%lbcrlcit
oner fciociQcorcbtru Qmtnariiiep uJio i%ilherrrr
Pldtic nit cinQra0iricul Nll1en. bcl6e uni foil.
oem aaliunicIs6olB Uubi. berteben.
Nnoere GiBelnbciiCl, pelbe baa 0eitenhes
gdilaHif nerbplitin0ldcl mo;
@nteniiite nit gcpoliiertem Sedel.
Gin feines Qeidcra 0crto noer sstleto.
ginbalinmircu. 9EuitbCn nm Naiiren.
Seifner ocS @rahCe; iciocner Ibiirflor.
Sanofd1uje. Qif1ier. GGtIoelnber.
Qeiheniunqeit ihmurj. lpetB ooer gran.
Stint neme ,tltifcu nit @ummirdSerf.
RuoS. StiibIe. Fieof'idle II. I. No.; aaes
fir SIS.
aeinc Spcfcn fit 9thboEen Der oeidcn bon
SofpiidIerr. SuuGioricn iIiIlerbalb ODER outer
bnlb Der Sidbi.
nnerbeffe1 Gnaliidt NJ. nm erfpnre Sbnen bon
$50 bis $500 an icocr 3eilaiinf9.
$50 - 2cideuucriGnbt - $50
Mm. 6out,
Brernmpurts rro Fortb.Npenne.
esiee seleYbpuc. 49, gPsi6fiGe einbafamtrer.
Gs wiro Gsutidl 9eiprodsn.
GpriIf3.iWlo5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
Ycfanntmadnngcn
ecpartcmcut iar Bficutlimc sifrrbcit Snnten.
Sub Scpnrtcn,mt ees Wehnho' Ah'pet'
tutcs @ntcuus, Hntnbnuo.

WuItI m o Z c, ntT =. -NTIU TT"T"-
Sh babe Nppllluitoncll llr Ole l]oiNrUocn Frl.
uilcQIcU crtGltcn:
Vii. 100. l&clt- iruti StrnBc, cine %u2lla
fhinc non 20 Vicrnctruiicu.
N. 22ti, 6ulrnonrlt %stpenle, ctl clcitrIlhet
Ntutpr uuu 3 Ricrotfra'tcll.
III. BIS. aNoatodna StruBc, ticftrlldt
Mtulprcn nit ctucr @Ciuulml Sdpu}ttdl upu I'd
FlcrpclrdiicH.
user tgOcNru Giuiudubc 81 cr6cbcu hat. mu
&C iclnc 'krutcitC bis 10 uUr g'uril. nrl potl
Dor rcm =. Suni 1905 in olclcut Niircuu cIllrci
den. lpUIrn ~biCiclbcu 5ur WcihIuBIu'ullG dul
0Crumnrll pCr0cu.
Gownrb :. Ercitpn,
$50 @cbdloc Nllpeitur.
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Observation-Disclosures fir Yranbnn9liif

Gbieogo, 81, 4. SUM. - Cine
Goroners- Sltrp CAB bier ben 9cfllno
ab, onb @nlter ). SiiB, Der FrGii-
ocnt Ser nSiiB Ornamental 0raB
Co." fir ieinen eigenen Zoo mo oen
BON iiinf i%ei1er 2lngeiteQten bel eli
mem 9ranbe, nelder oas 5abrifse.
bduoe am 81. Wai 5eritort BAT, per.
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@nrcnn nca Observation-Disclosures.

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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-28
TO THE RETAIL TRADE.

Hattiesburg. Miss, April 20, '0s
We, the undersigned Wholesale
Merchants of the City of Hattiesburg
do hereby agree to close our respec
tive places of business at one O'Clock
on Saturday afternoon from May LIST
to September list. inclusive, 1908.
: PULLEN PRODUCE CO.,
Per G. w. Batson. Sec. and Treas.
UNION PRODUCE CO..
Per Jas. A. Cameron
MERCHANTS GROCERY CO.. =.
T. s. Jackson, Pres.
HAWKINS 8 CO..
]. X. Denham, Secy.
HATTIEsBURG GROCERY CO..
Jno. T. Conner, Pres
MAGRUDER G CO.,
Per R. A. Magruder.
/. ARMOUR G. CO..
Ap-23-1-week Per F. J. M.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-28
POLICEMEN and fIREMEN
were UNMERCIfULLY SLICED
Council Surprised People by Holding
Salary Reduction Meeting and
What They Did Was "a Plenty" to
Use Slang Phrase.

The city council held a meeting
yesterday afternoon and made reduc-
tons galore in salaries. These reduc-
tons we're as follows:
Mayor $3.50 to SIPS.
Marshal $S5 to SIS.
City clerk $S5 to s65.
City attorney $3.50 to 500.
Police Judge $3.50 to $140.
Superintendent water works S125 to
$110.
Policemen SIS to $65.
Firemen reduced to $50,
Captain from $65 to $50.
Chief fixed at. 500.
Treasurer-Not to exceed $1,000.
These reductions were much more
sweeping than was anticipated. II
was not thought that the police and
firemen would come in for a reduc
ton, but 1t was evidently thought that
the condition of the city's finances
seemed to require it. 1t is hoped
however that the reductions in these
two departments are only temporary
The announcement of these reduc
lions win come as a surprise to the
citizens of Hattiesburg, who, owing
to the fact that the salary reduction
question has not been considered
lately, thought the matter had been
dropped, but. it seems that the council
had surprise up its municipal sleeve
| for more than one.
After the reductions made in the
other officers, City Clerk Farley re-
quested the cut that was made in his
salary.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-28
Cured Of rheumatism.

Mr.. VIM. Henry, of Chattanooga.
Tenn. had rheumatism in his left arm.
"The strength seemed to have gone
out OF the muscles SO that 1t was use
less for work." he says, II applied
Chaberlain's Pain Balm and wrapped
the arm in flannel at night, and to my
relief Ifound that the pain gradually
left me and the strength returned. In
three weeks the rheumatism had dis
appeared and has not since returned %
II troubled with rheumatism try few
applications OF Pain Balm. You are
certain to be pleased with the relief
which 1t affords. For sale by Hays
q Field, Yellow Pine Pharmacy.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-28

The first red herring was accidental
ly produced In England many years
ago by a fisherman who. having sur
plus of fresh herring. hung them up in
smoky shed to dry and then forgot
all about them. When he looked at
them some time after he found that
they had changed in color. The king.
to whom the fishes were presented.
was so interested that be gave permis-
sion to the fisherman to exhibit them
around the country as strange mon
sters.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-28
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Will. Be RESUMED

Sunday May 8. 1908. the Gulf &
Ship Island Railroad company will
run its first Sunday excursion of this
season to Gulfport, continuing each
Sunday thereafter until further ad
vised.
The usual low fares will be in effect
from all agency stations on the Gull
& Ship Island railroad to Gulfport.
= The pavilion at the sea-end of the
great pier has been arranged for the
accommodation of excursionists.
Yours truly, y
s. d. BOYLSTON,
General Passenger Agent.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-28
REDUCED RATES TO
teachers ASSOCIATION

For the next few days that the
Gulf C Ship Island Railroad company
will have in effect one fare plus 2s
cents for the round trip from all sta
tons on its lines to jackson, Miss.
account the meeting of the Mississip.
pi State Teachers Association at
Jackson, Miss. Tickets will be on
sale April 10th to May End, inclusive,
good returning up to but not later
than midnight of May 4, 1908.
Yours truly,
8. d. BOYLSTON,
General Passenger Agent.