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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-04
DIVORCES GRANTED.

Several divorces, mostly negroes,
were granted in the chancery court
yesterday. Besides the ones previous
.ly mentioned the following white
couples we're granted divorces:
Edwin p. Smith VS.. E. NJ. Smith.
Jennie Compton VS.. Eugene Comp
ton; maiden name restored.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-04
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. SOCIAL CALENDAR
. FOR THE WEEK.

. Friday Mrs. j: F.. Anderson en- =
I. tertains the Culture Club. "
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Bridge Whist Club
Mrs. Stephen Burr was hostess of
the Bridge Whist Club, on Wednesday
afternoon, and the event was. AN ex-
ccptionally beautiful one. She greeted
her guests at the door with her usual
graciousness. The afternoon was
bright and clear and the pretty home,
with its lovely surroundings, was very
attractive. The reception hall and
parlors were most beautifully and ar
tistically decorated with massive
palms and lovely cut flowers. Fruit
punch, was served by the charming
E hostess and dainty bon-bons all during
the course OF the game.
The game over, a delicious luncheon
was served, consisting of fruit salad
and crackers, olives and cucumber
sandwiches, ice cream and cake. Mrs.
Burr was assisted in serving the re-
freshments by Mrs. Ed Weaver and
Miss Endora Major, Mrs. L. L. Majors
guest of Alamagordo, Mexico.
Tho guests present were: Mines
w. c. Rich, Mrs. Ben Toomer, A. F.
Thomasson, w. B. Perry, Holloman
Cassil, Ed Weaver. Misses Grace ant
Cora Morford,. Endora Major.
Club members present: Mines
Dunn, Davidson, Morford, Rowan, Ken
nan, Major. Henry Turner. :
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Reading Circle Organized.
The Baraca class of the First Bap
fist church organized a reading room
for young men, the Sd of June, witt
275 magazines and 125 books. The,
will use the ladies parlor at the FRS
Baptist church for the present and al
young men and boys in the city ar
cordially invited to call every after
noon and night and enjoy readin
these splendid books. Mrs. l.. P. Tro
ter is the faithful leader in this fobl
work. This is golden opportunit
. for every man and boy in Hattie
II burg and tits hoped all will NANTES
a great interest il. 1t.
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VIII Move to a.
New Orleans
Mr.. NJ. G. Field, who is nov, the pc
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-04

Mrs. MolM Farmer, or West, and
son, Bascom, are visiting Mrs. Britton
on Elizabeth avenue.
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Miss Levy Russell, of Lumberton,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. F. Booz-
er on Hemphill street.
:: . .
Mrs. ]. w. Wright, who has been
very ill with typhoid fever, is great
deal better today.
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Mrs. X. McInnis, who has been i'll at
her home on Main street, is very
much. better.
The Episcopal Sunday school is
having their annual picnic today out
at Rawls Springs.
Ruth and Mable Bonner, two charm
ing little girls of Laurel, are visiting
Miss Marie Hill.
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Mrs. James O'Conner, charming
lady of Purvis, was in the city yester
day.
Mrs. S. E. Flynt, of Edwards street
is on the sick list today.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-04
Take Up Something Different.

The best way to avoid ruts is to
take up something new-something
entirely different from the work which
has occupied the greater part of our
lives. We should climb out of our
rut, If only for a day, and look down
into it from some higher viewpoint
Housekeeper.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-04
Getting into Harness.

The archbishop OF Canterbury and
q number of clergy were adjourning
for luncheon after, an ecclesiastical
function, when canon remarked
unctuously: Now to put bride on
our appetites." Say, rather" retort-
ed his grace. ITO put bit between
our teeth"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-04

Phone your Ice Cream orders to
Hays & Fields Factory, No. 74o. spe-
ciaI attention to fancy moulds and
bricks. ~ J2 1T
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-04
ABOUT HALF OF NEEDED
FUNDS HAVE BEEN RAISED

The amount of money needed, to pay
the expenses of little Lillian Hawley
to New Orleans, where she has been
sent to take the Pasteur treatment
has not yet reached figure sufficient
to pay the necessary expenses incident
to the taking Of the treatment?
1t is said that the sum of $50 will be
necessary to defray the child's ex-
penses and but little over half that
amount has been subscribed. Those
who are disposed to help in this good
cause can leave their contributions at
Powe's drug store OF. with Mayor DON
aid.
The following is the amount con-
tributed up to date.
Previously acknowledged ..... $4,000
c. F. Lassiter s...... ......,.. so
A Friend ...........,, ..g.,. 100
f. H. Powe ................... 90
Mrs. ]. E., Miss Bessie and Ed
sRawls .......... .s..., 1853. z.Oo
Jack Hilton .,........... ~. 20Q
Emma Saddler $3.50. ........5D loo
Grace Mills ...... ....s...... "a
| -
Total .....S... 5000. ........$ $3.50
From this it will be seen that more
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-04

J Physicians Recognize Squibb's
Chemicals as the purest. We recon-
mend Squibb's Taicum Powder the
best for your toilet and nursery.
u At HAYS q FIELD ,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-04

help is needed and the case is de-
serving one. =
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-04
kiplina's School

Rudyard Kipling said to me
conversing on the subject Of
change of ideas: Why, alltl
knew somebody told me
Barr in 7Detrol- Free Press.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-04
BEGINS MONDAY. JUNE 4
LASTS THIRTY D&Ys.l

A beautiful prize Will be Il
the prettiest girl baby and \
the finest boy baby. 30
The conditions are as follows
All under six years are ale
enter. EveIy ahcte entered na-sr, be-
made by Mrs, Mcmillan.
The pictures win be judged by three
iisinterested parties and prizes award
ed July ,. Take your baby around and
/ have its picture made.
MRS. MCMILLAN
/ West Pine Street.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-04
r;ls Yesrn,ng.

r;ls Yesrning.
IT bore," said the young
'faS my speeches makepeoplt
II Better things" They 90
;eied the relentless critic.
laSe me yearn to beat home, a
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-04

Mrs. S. E. Flynt, of Edwards street
is on the sick list today.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-15

F. H. Evans, formerly with the Mansfield Mining company, but re- gently with the Washington Trad ing company, resigned his posi- tion with the latter company this week and returned to the Mansfield camp. where operations were resumed this week. D. C. O'Neil. who left Pata- gOnia for Culiacan. SinaIoa. Mexico. a couple of months ago, will return to Patagonia in few days to take charge of the office work for the Washington Trading company. In the meantime Frank Mitchell. than whom there is no abler accountant in this section. is with the Washington Trading com pany holding the job for his friend, Dave"
 Work will be commenced next week at the l.. & J. tunnel, on the Gross group of claims. owned by the Four Metals Mining company. The tunnel is in 321 feet, with about one hundred feet to go to cut the ledge (copper) that crops on the hill above. It will cut the ledge at a depth of something more than two hundred feet A con- tract has been let to Fred Miller of Mowry drive the tunnel 200 feet.
 The mill at the GringO mine, a few miles from Patagonia. the capacity of which was recently increased by the addition of five stamps. is again grint- ing out gold
 Pat R. Sullivan has resigned his pO- sition as secretary and mining writer for the Patagonia chamber of com- merce and is now mine foreman at the Four Metals mine
 Smiles and numerous in Patagonia since the counting of the votes. It is said that representatives of a number of mining companies. whose proper ties have been idle for a year or more, have received word that money for work will soon be forthcoming. Pata- gonia is the logical (which in this case means geographical trading center for several mining districts. Walter w. Johnson has resigned his position with the Washington Trading com pany and will open up warehouses preparatory to acting as forwarding agent for a number of mining compa- nies.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-15

promoter well known throughout the southwest and Mexico. While at the mine the gentlemen spent several days sampling the ore taking samples every ten fet, as far as the tunnel, which is a cross cut, had penetrated the ore body at that time Thirty feet of the | wall rock, which is streaked with ore, was also sampled, as well as thirty feet of the 0Orth tunnel. where the ore is just coming in. It is understood that a liberal offer was made for the mine. but no deal was made. The Four Metals people are working on the theory that S50.000 or s75,000 more spent in development work will show up the mine to such advantage as to at least double its selling value.
 After several months of inactivity, preparations were made this week for the rsumption of operations at the Mansfield camp. The main shaft will be unwatered and a contract has been let to Thomas c. Frazer. the Patagonia mining contractor. to run a crosscut at the 300-foot level.
 At the National Consolidated mine, in the Nogales district. tunnel is be- ing run on the ledge on Smuggler Hill. The tunnel is in forty feet and three feet of good quicksilver ore is report ed. Some good ore has also been cut recently on the 2O0-foOt level of the Silver Glance shaft, at the same camp. but the lodges (there are two of themD which are to be prOspected on that level, have not vet been cut
 Homer Santee and M. P Chapman recently relocated a group of mining claims in the MoWry district that had been worked about twenty or twenty five years ago. On one of the claims there is an old shaft and a small tun- mel. partly caved in. While digging in the dump near the tunnel they un covered about a ton of high grade lead silver copper ore, sorted and sacked. How long it had been there they do not know. They have resack ed the ore and will ship it to Fl Paso to the smelter. In the meantime they are having the old workings cleaned out to ascertain where the ore came from and will organize a company to thoroughly prospect the property. There are number of old properties throughout this section that were worked a quarter of a century ago for silver and later abandoned, as copper began to displace the silver with depth.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-15
COCHISE REMEMBERS THOSE WHO SERVE IT
Probable Appointment on Account of Good Party Work.

Bisbee, Nov. S.-(Special Core spondence of The Republican)-W. P. McNair, local agent for the Fl Paso 6, Southwestern, who has been active in politics here Tor the past two years. and to whom much credit Is due for the part he has taken in electing Cam eron and others on the republican ticket, is slated for appointment as assessor fhen the board of supervis- ors meet in January. McNair has a responsible and lucrative position with the railroad here, but his duties are thought to be such that the appoint ment would not interfere with them.
 Five local candidates have filed their petitions praying for appointment to the office of city clerk with the coun- cil. The present incumbent, c. w Hicks, was elected to the office of county treasurer and will leave on January 1 to assume his duties at the county seat. All of the five appli- cants are democrats.
 Work was resumed on the Empire State group of mines in Upper Tomb stone canyon today. where a tunnel will be driven.
 Negotiations are being held between the Bisbee- Sonora company and the owners of the Eureka group of claims on Juniper flats looking towards their transfer to the Bisbee- Sonora com pany.
 The meeting of the Arizona branch of the American Mining congress. which was slated for last night. was of fta fr, secure a quorum. Col Powell says that there is much business of import ance to be attended to and that he will try to arrange for another meet ing in the near future. Resolutions will probably be passed instructing the Bisbee delegates to work for Douglas as the place for the holding of the next national congress. STONER.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-15
ROGERS BUYS
 HALM RANCH Biggest Orange Land Deal EV:
 er Made In Valley s50,0OO, WAS THE PRICE The Papers Were Signed Yesterday In the Real Es- tate Office of Taylor and Berryman Who Negotiated the Transaction.
s50,0OO, WAS THE PRICE

What Is probably the biggest indi-
 vidual deal in Salt River valley orange land was constructed yesterday when
 George NJ. Hahn sold to William Cole
 man Rogers of New York his S0-acre ranch in section 20 for a cash consid
 eration of S5O,OOO. The transaction was
 made through the firm of Taylor & Berryman. Al North Center street.
 This ranch which is known as the "Buena Vista" is situated on the Crosscut canal about a mile from the Arizona. Thirty acres of it are plant ed in oranges which are now ready for picking. The crop of oranges alone is. worth $1O.OOO. The oranges grown on this orchard last year amounted to about that sum when marketed They were some of the finest of those ship ped to eastern cities. Beside the thir- ty acres in oranges a large part of the ranch is planted in alfalfa. There are two houses on the ranch. a large barn and stables. It is about S15 miles from town in one of the best sections for orange raising in the valley.
 William Coleman Rogers is the son of a well known New York banker. With several other young men, he came to Phoenix last summer after looking over orange lands in California in the Riverside district. His com panions who. it is understood. were schOoimates of his at Yale university. have also at different times invested in valley lands. They are Foster H. Rockwell, R. J. Schweppe and William Everett Fields. Fields and Schweppe bought 40 acres in section 41 and it is reported though Cot verified that Rockwell has just purchased the Ari- Zona Water company grove.
 They are all young men of the right stamp for the future development of the valley and their heavy Investments in orange land is bound to make that class of land take jump in price It is a flattering compliment to the val ley that after several months resi- dence and careful inspection of Cal ifornia lands MT. Rogers decided to in- l vest his money in the valley rather | than pay the exorbitant prices de- | manded for fruit land about Riverside. !
 The deal has been pending during | the past week and several realty men | tried to get the big deal. Although | Taylor and Berryman had a box at the | fair it was empty during most of the week for the firm was kept busy not the prophecies of the real estate men that there would be doing fair week. The last two days they were on the jump. most of the time as they have several other realty deals pending now.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-15
THINGS STARTING UP
 IN PATAGONIA DISTRICT
INCREASING WEALTH OF ORE IN
 THE FOUR METALS.
Everywhere the Stimulating Effect of the Late Election Is Felt.

Patagonia, Nov. 13.-(Special Cor respondence of The Republican)-T rock now being taken from the north tunnel at the Four Metals mine, in the Mowry district, is pretty well mixed with ore, which is coming in more plentiful with each days work. as the tunnel hears the ore body. This tun- mel is being run for the purpose of ventilating the mine. but will also cut the ore body about 15O feet above the main work tunnel. which enters the hill from the south side. It is now in 230 feet. The main tunnel, which cut through the foot wall into the ore body when in 424 feet. is now in 690 feet. 266 feet being in ore and the hanging wall not yet reached. Ninety feet back from the breast of the main tun- mel drifts have been started east and west in the ore, but they will not be driven far till the north tunnel cuts the ore body above, when the tunnels will be connected by a raise. giving the mine ventilation. When the tun- nels are connected, the drifts east and west will be continued and ore blocked out The same work will be done on a level with the north tunnel, 150 feet above Recently the mine was visited by a party of mining men who spent a week at the camp. They were Dan iel Allen Freeman of the Alvarado Gold Mining company, Congress June tion. Arizona; William L. Austin of Riverside. Cal, a mining expert of wide reputation, and Henry s. Mac Kay of Los Angeles, Cal, a mining
Arizona republican., 1908-11-15
A SOCIAL EVENT
 MILITARY BALL
What Else Took Place at Flagstaff Last Week.

Flagstaff Ariz., Nov. 13.-CSpecial Correspondence of The Republican)- The social event of the week will be a grand ball given by Company l of the National Guard of Arizona at Me Milan hall this evening. Elaborate preparations are being made and there will be q large attendance. The hall will be decorated in the national col DTS and the boys of the militia will appear in uniform. The Mexican or chestra will furnish the music. The committee on arrangements are Ser
 geant N. J. Berry, Quartermaster Ser geant F. P. Eigenmann and R. A. Wilkinson. The committee of pre- eminence consists of Col. and Mrs. F. s. Breen, Capt. and Mrs. George Hoch- derffer, Capt. and Mrs. H. F. Ashurst. Capt. and Mrs. G. w. Glowner, Capt.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-15

and Mrs. George Harrington, Lieut.. and Mrs A. Avoid Charles A. Clark is attending the fair in Phoenix this week.
 Mrs H. Diamond of Denver is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Julius Her man.
 Mrs. Joseph R. Treat is attending the fair at Phoenix this week.
 Miss Dugger spent Sunday with her mother at Winslow.
 Mrs. E. M. Doe is attending the fair at Phoenix this week
 Sheriff John w. Francis made trip to Prescott this week. Father Vabre and Father Connolly are attending the fair at Phoenix this week
 Sidney Barron went to Tucson Thursday on business.
 Mrs. Robert Arnold is attending the territorial fair. She will probably re- main in Phoenix for the winter.
 J. I. Saunders of Prescott was in the city several days this week
 Judge Edward NJ Doe is attending matters before the supreme court this week
 Ranger R. l.. Williams of Williams was in the city this week.
 Mrs. NJ. Cook of Prescott is visiting relatives fin Flagstaff this week
 Edward Theis returned Monday from a trio to Jerome.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Tetzlaff are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl this deek.
 Mrs. c. Keller and Mrs. Stuart Loughborough, mother and sister of Mayor Charles E. Keller, arrived this week from Roswell. N. NJ. and are guests of Mayor and Mrs. C. E. Kel- Ter.
 Mrs. George McCarmack has been seriously i'll during the past week.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-15

Don't go dry for tr- good New York sweet apple cider at the Melczer Brothers Company. Only sev- enty-five cents per gallon.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-15

If you want the pure juice of the ap- pies for your mince meat, or a refresh ing drink, call up Melczer Brothers Company. Main 75. Seventy-five cents per gallon.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-15

See Dr. swigert for Correct Glasses.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-30
LEADS
TO TROUBLE
BROKER GOT CAUGHT IN A. VERY
CLEVER TRICK PLAY II.
s77s ED.

a man by III. n"me OF Smith, VIA
with his wife. 1t is alleged, conspired.
combined and confc,lerarcd tn fru,l,iu-
lently obtain mnney from J.. $. Lo-
mask. The case Is one where a pawi
broker got broke. Smith went to To.
1nnsk's place OF business or Madison
street and asked I.omnsk II lie had a
violin known M tho "page nini' /, ioltn.
Lomask did NOT have it. Smith. 1t is
said. representa- himself as a dealer
In rare instruments. He told Lomask
that the violin was rare one anil tina t
he would be willing to pay from, $500
to $500 for one. Smith made three.
or four visits to Lomnsks' place in
auillng for n "Paganini" but Lonlask
had not been able to find one. a few
mornings after a woman came to the
pawn Shop with an old flll!c w,apnc'l
N II piece OF paper. She sail tina.
he instrument WIS valuabin tine:
that she hnd been offered <:a1 for
It.. but refused that amount. Since
the times were: hard she was needing
money badly and would now sci! It
for 500. It was a true "PaganEni."
I.omask was eager for the flllle. lie
bought 1t and paid 800 for It. After
ward It turned out that the woman was
Smiths wife and that Lomnsk had
been faxed: He has now made COM
r1aint and Smith and his wife will
likely be held Sto answer felony
charge. & Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-30
BRIGHTEST PROSPECTS YET
FOR Big CELEBRATION
COMMITTEE WORKING lin PER
Z Feet HARMONY AND GETTING s
HELP FROM uNExPEcT-T
ED SOURCES.

To dispel all thoughts of "doubting
Thomases," that the Spiral i over Elk
hibition is nothing but myth, you
can now see the contractor and work
man making the big SO 1T. square plat
form on the Courthouse lawn, on
which the big 10 It. steel and alumi-
NUM- tawer will be erected. The freight
agent advises that the tower itself Is
Mt the station and has asked that It be
removed as quickly as possible as they
are cramped for space and this Is the
biggest piece Of freight they have had
to handle for many years. The COM
lnittee in charge considers this the
greatest attraction they could have Sc
cured and Fairmont people and WISH
tors are to be congratulated on having
the opportunity Of seeing Prof. Legare
in his three thrilling exhibitions
morning. afternoon and night. g.
The Courthouse lawn Is an ideal
location. being centrally located from
all parts OF the city, and without doubt
the logical pEce for the premier at
traction. n.
The parade committee has been up
AMI doing and through friend OF the
city In the South. has secured aStronn
OF cold Plantation Darby Singers"
direct from the cotton fields OF Lonisl.
ana. wins will charm the crowd with
their old fashioned southern songs
which are still dear to every hort.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-30
PROHlBlTlONlSTS.
OF WINFIELD DISTRICT HOLD
CONVENTION AND NoMt-
NATE CANDIDATES.

WINFIELD. w. ", June 27.-The
Prohibittonists OF Winfield district
met at the Winfield school house Sat
urlay at 2 p. M. and organized by
ele:tfns chns. G. Morley permanent
chairman and c. B. satteraeld, secre.
tary.
Q. J. Fleming. county chairman. wns
introduced and made an interesting
address. +. NJ. Wilson. candidate for
legislature. made good address also.
Nominations for district officers wer.
declared in order.
Ezra Morgan and F. N. Keencr
were nominated for justices OF peace.
D. II. Dawson and Lloyd Page were.
nominated for constables. 4.
c. B. Satterfeld was nominated for
member board Of education. C. G. Nor
ley. W. l.. McHcnry and F. l.. Van.
Glider were elected as executive coill-
mittee for Winfield district
There were number OF short ami!
enthusiastic speeches by parties pres
ent after which on motion the con.
vention adjourned
c. 2. sATTERF1ELD.
Secretary,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-30
! Peoples Forum j: b: ] /.
June, 80. 1908.

Z . u &
To the West-Virginian: 81
The State committee. It is under
stood, requires the list of delegates
to the state convention to be fled and
publlshedsnt 1enst ten days before
the convention meets. 1t is n7w less
than ten Jays until the convention.
It's a matter OF public concern as to
who shall be appointed for the people
and to net for them in a great gather
ing OF the representatives of the peo-
pie such MS the Stnte convention. and
the persons who select these dele
gates for the peoplc. should not keep
the identity Of these delegates from
the knowledge of their constituents.
II the time for selecting these dele.
gates IS 'sbout to expire. without any
one being appointed to represent this
county, the present county committee
should have n meeting and make UP
and certify n list of representative
Republicans to attend the state con.
vention from this county.
The committee is urged to meet nn,l
attend to this at once. We un,ler-
stand no credentials of delegates will
be valid unless certified t. by the
county committee by and through, the
ch,irman and secretary. or by the
chairman and secretary by direction
of the whole committee. Has this been
done? 81.
& REPUBLICAN.