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The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07
A Card


This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund money If Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your
cough or cold. 1t stops tho cough,
heals the lungs and prevents paeumo-
MIA and consumption Contains nc
opiates The genuine is in yellow
package. For sale by B, s. Beall,
Thos Truitt, of Bowling Green, paid
Lexington a business visit Saturday,
Mrs. Maggie Harrison left Saturday
evening for Durant to visit relatives
and friends.
Miss Annie b. Childress, who ha'
been holding the position of steno
rgapher for the Barrett Grocer Co.
left Saturday for Greenwood, where
she has accepted similar position
with W. T. Fountain.
q. H, Love, Of Franklin, transacted
business in Lexington Saturday,
W. B. Lucas, of Ebenezer, was her,
on business visit Saturday,
Miss Lima Dale, who has been teach
ing school at Benton. Yazoo county
the past seven months, has returned
to her home at Franklin,
Jesse Ashley was the fortunate reci
pient of the prize given by the Swain
Show Co. at the close of their perform
ance Saturday night
Get your lawn mower sharpened Oh
an automatic grinder Does the worl
thoroughly. Roach's Blacksmith &
Machine Shop.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07
J. E. Dodd, of Bowling Green. v
tied the county capital Saturday.

J. E. Dodd, of Bowling Green, Wis
tied the county capital Saturday.
p. Fl ZeigIer of Coxburg, visited
Lexington in business way Saturday
J. J. Gilmore. of Eulogy, transacted
business at the county metropolis Sat
urday,
N. D. Eearn and }. A, HeaFD, OF
Forest Grove, looked after business
matters in Lexington Saturday.
d. E. Cade, OF Emory, hal business
in lexington Saturday.
r. T.. Pollard, Of Franklin, renewed
acquaintances III the city Saturday.
c. A. HobDs, of Acona, was discern
ible among the throng of visitors tC
the city Saturday.
J, A. Warner. Jr. = of Acona, spent
Saturday on our throbbing thorough
fares,
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07

The worst foo for l2 years of 'ohr
Deye, of Gladwin. Mich, was run
ming ulcer. de paid doctors oVel
$4O0 90 without benefit, Then Buck
lens Arnica salye killed the ulcer anc
cured him. Cures Fever Sores, Boils
FelOns, Eczema, Salt Rheun- infaIl
ible for Piles, Burns. Scalds, Cuts
COrns. &c at 5winnev q Stigler's ant
B. s Beails.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07

Everybody is likely tO have kidney
and bladder trouble. In fact nearly
everybody has some trouble of this
kind. That is the reason why you so
often have pains in the back and groin,
scalding sensation, urinary disorders,
etc. that's your kidney. The best
thing to do is to get some of Dewitt 5
Kidney and Blauuer Pills right away.
Take them for few days or a week
or so and yo" will feel all right, In
this way, too. yen will ward off dan
gerous and possibly serious ailments
They are perfectly harmless, and are
only antiscptic, but allay pain quick,
ly by their healing properties Send
your name to e. G. Dewitt q Co.,
Chicago, for free trial. They are
sold here by B. s. Beall.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07

Orange and Amber sorghum seed at
Norquist's.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-07
Rl|2adowe grunta

,Jeden lapdlt milionaa atkr6w far ar.
merskiego gruntu ! pastwisk. ro o..
poczn1e rz4d rozdawae ola osadnl..
sk66w W rezewacyach mad Ezseskksags.
Cheyenne j ,ndyanskiej rezerwacyi
Standing Rock, Cd 4gosdo 2sgo5
pazzdziernlka,R eggestracya odbt,ywa6
sic 5be,dziie " Aberdeen, " Pierre.
Y stanowymkapitolu.
Pospleszne pociaggi wprost do.
Pierre j Aberdeen wyjeidzajaa k al,
diego dina ko1eja Chicago 3 North
Western.
20 zup Inc informaoye odnoszaceI
sic 60 do rat pamfletami ob.;aas-
.nia]acymi lax 1abezpieczYd sob 81.
osade Is ! akrowa Cd irzaedu, xggifo--1
sid gie do kt6rego kolWlek agenta,
koleii North-W Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-07

"a zupe}nie czystych.
Teraz vice naleza1o OBJ
mystic move schronienie, "a
MIN obie z Tirza beda mo.
ely powr6cic do miasta.
Wiecz6r sic zbliza1, vice
trzeba bylo dzia1a6 szvbko.
Pu6cili sic ia sama droga i,
znalaz]szy nowy zupe}nie
gr6b mad brzegami Cedronu.
kobie ty Lozostaly W MIN tym-
czasoWo, a Juda udal sic 2
Amra do Jerozolimy, by u
rzadz1c I'M Wygodnle]sze mle-
szkanie.
Pred noca jeszcze, opodal
grob6w ~kr6lewskich, stane-
" diva wygodne namioty, do
kt6rych. m}odzieniec z ra-
do6cia w]prowadzil make
siostre.
v.
Wskutek odnalezienia swo-
jej rodziny, Juda ME pola-
cyl sic juz; Z orsz;a! al ie Ma
zare6czyka j do tego dnia
ME byl ! MIN ,razem W swia.
|tyni.
Byli tam jednak Simoni-
des i Baltazar, lecz nadzieje
|ich zawiedzion . zosta1y, bo
jakkolwiek Chrystus zn6w.
.kilku slepym wzrok PREY
wr6cili chorych uleczy}, ME.
powiedzial jednak mic takie-
go, CODY stanowczo odpowia
IDAHO no pytanie: Bogiem,li
Jest, czy czlowiekiem.?
w ciagu dni nastepnych
|Juda prawie ca}y czas spe-
DIAL " namiotach, ma dlugich.
%rozmowach 2 matka j siostra.
Opowiadania Q tylu latach
cierpienia ME predko sic Wy
czerpuja. 1M l:lo sluchal.
[ich Z udaDym spo'ko'jem,
lecz kazde sloWo Wzmagga1o.
v jygo duszy n~ienawi66 do.
Rzym,illa5:nl'l, DO klazde byio q
chen, krzzywdy, Wyrzadzonej
|jego ukochanym.
Ucisz o. Y dllu 1l' jego Cd
|pe,W'nego czasu praggnienle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-07
BacznOsG.

Polski nauczyciel lub nauczyciel-
xa. majacy State Certificate mogga.
dosta6 posade v. Publicznej szkole.
Opolu, Mimi. I
Prosze a%dresoWa6:
JOHN WEkNA
r. F. D. No. 8
Royalton, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MM2H&NAAS# ##@8@9AJA ne &0
auuas a,s.uz e. 9, !. ". s.is''s'''
. BOG SIC Ro (l : : E'ev, e 'e',', . IL =.
EEEz3E EkkaEa6@ pnea wreszcie.
@---8 Padli ma kolana, a ona,
= gtosem czystym j d6wiecz-
nym, lecz drzacym ze wzru-
Ea3 szenia, slowa psalmu dick
c;oo do]e7v czynnego slala W niebiosa.
Tredowate byly mu zupe1- Dzecl, trzyma'ac rs .
na obca. lecz pdv i'm sic rece, powtarzaly za MIA.
nr,uc,odo1 wzrok ;ooo nad}l Gdy minelo pierwsze wzru.
! ) towarzvazaca i'm starusz- szenie, Juda, " kt6rego SER
!. Gu odzy}o dawne, chlopiece
= Ma Boga zywego! Toz zau1anle 40 matkl y spy'a'.
to Amra!- zawofal zdziwio. w Nazaret, gore "az
nv ten sic %narodzi}, powiadala,
wato} > zam; !; wdranuiac ze Jest synem cie6li. Ia ko-
sic winnie ma urwisko, zbli- go ty Go masz?
zyl sic do nej, a chot pre- - Were, Il Jest MesYa-
chodzi4 tut obok matki i SEEN! - odpowiedziala mu.
siostry, ME pozna} ich wcale. I skadze ma te moe
Amral co ty robisz tu- |czynienia cud6w?
tai? - spytal ia. Czy uzy{ je] kledy ma
Plzypad]a mu do kolan, Izfe?
.zaledwie mogac movie z "a. - Przenigdyl
do6ci. W tenn szukaj odpowie-|
- o panic, PANEL - bel di. Moe ia dana Mu cd Bo-
kotala, Jakiz potezny, ja- ga.
HI mi}osierny jest Bog! Juda popadl W zadume.
Juda widzac to jej wzru- Matka pierwsza pomySla- =
szenie, tkniety zosta} pre- Ia 0 troskach powszedniego|
cznciem. Odwr6ci} sic k%u|zycia.
tamtvm niew;astom Cd. - dokadze udamy sic to-
wr6cil sic stanal, jk razf zagaonefa syna'
ekamienialy. Ocknaf se e sWego zanY
|. Kobieta. nrzed chwila TAX slenia. z
odrazaiacca, zmienila sic " Suknie Tirzy byly %podarte,1
ni4kna n6wazna ,matrone. dostrzegl to dopiero " toll
.1ns aamo to n,zeistoczenie chwili, vice zdjal z siebie
mog}o wzbudzic podziw, lecz( piaszcz ! zarzuch 80 le] ma
nadto kobieta owa byla ~ ramona.
wynn obrazem jego matki, Ruchem tym odsfonh
wlosy jej tylko przypruszy}a m'ecz' zawleszony y ooRu'
aiwizna knka zmarszczek - Czy easy SO wojenne?
pojawilo sic ma jej rozumnem, pytaia 2 nlepoko]em mat
lagodnem obliczu. Obok niej IA.
stala jakby druga Tirza, r6- Me.
wnie piekna dzewica, jak - Vice poc6z ten orez?
pieknem by}a dziewczeciem, Moze mi bye potrzeony.
gdv W dniu katastrofy PRIV. W obronie Nazare6czyka Il
patrvwa}a sic pochodowi le.i odpar} Juda.
gion6w rzvmskicb. Mia}zeby On ~nieprzyl
Juda mial je "a umar}e, iaci6l? Ha! Rzymian zapewneP|
vice teraz ME wierzy1 Villas. Niestety, mako, ME sa-
nym oczom. mych tylko Rsynian.
-Amro, matka-z to mojal Wszak lest lzraehta
i Tirza?- pytal. Mezem poko]uY
One to, onel panic MOL! :. NlemasS spoko]ne]sze-|
odrzek}a Amra, zalara| go od n'ego. Lecz wedfug|
}zami ra1o6ci. zdania nauczycieli Il rabjn6w,
Mako naidrozszal TRIO Syn cie6li dopuszcza sic
mojal = zawo}a} teraz. hiep- zbrodni.
nae ku MIN : wvciagnietemi Zbrodni? On?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-07
Zastrasz ajaco Wstretne
ZrZadZenie.

ZrzadZenie.
,,ByibYm kaleka ma Gale zyoie z
powodu niebezpiecznego skalecse-
MIA kolana', pisze Frank Dlshery,
z Kelliher, MINI. gdyby ME Buck
lena Mas6 Arnikowa, kt6ra mnie
szybko wyleczy}a." Niezawodna
ma RAINY, skaleczenia pot}uczenia,
ona predko leczy sparzenia, skale-
csenla, stare rany, wrzody, lwyrzu-
ty skdrne. Najlepszasw 6wiecie ma
humoroidy. CSC " apiece M. ].
Kowalewskiego.
- 49,. al EE&,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
MADE ESCAPE BEFORE
REINFORCEMENTS CAME
Had Quarreled With Mother and Shot
Her In Head, and Thinking Her
Dead Had Become Desperate
Woman May Recover.
(By Associated PreSs.)

Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 2S.-In-
trenched at the home of friend, and
apparently desperate in the belief that
he had killed his mother, James F.
Roach, scarcely more than yout,s,
held small posse at bay on the out
skirts of Memphis for several hours
to-day. A deputy sheriff and several
citizens waited for reinforcements
and when these arrived they charged
the house, but Roach had by that time
escaped.
Roach conducted a store with his
mother, Mrs. Sallie E. Miller, who had
married again after the death OF
Roach's father. Following a quarrel
Roach shot his mother and thought
he had killed her, but at the hospital
where She was operated on to-day il
was said her chances for recovery
were good.
The boy was pursued after the
shooting, but, upon gaining house
in the suburbs. defied his pursuers ant
they failed to arrest him.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
Timbers Gave Way.

AS soon as the crowd realized what
was about to happen, the room was
hastily abandoned, and it was noticed
that the unusual strain had caused the
supporting timbers to give way, caus-
ing the floor to sag downward sew
eral inches, carrying with it the par
tition wall between the clerks and
marshal's offices. The floor has sunk,
en- to the extent of at least four
inches, and to-day attaches of the
building are treading lightly in the
vicinity of the danger sign.
This portion of the building has
been in bad condition for some TIM,
and repairs have been made at va.
rious intervals, but from the present
condition of the floor it is evident
that something must be done at once
in order to prevent serious accident
1t is probable that steps will be taker
Immediately to make the necessary
repairs and make the building as safe
as possible.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
MEDICAL SOCIETY
ELECTS OFFICERS
Organization in Splendid Condition
and Successful Year is Confident
ly Anticipated.

The Forrest County Medical Socie-
ty has elected officers to serve for a
period of twelve months, beginning
January 1, and the medicos are an
ticipating accomplishing much good
and effective work for the good of
the profession during that time
The officers elected are as follows:
DR.. Emmett Dill, president; DR.. P. A.
Carter, vice-president; DR.. F. Cham
penois, secretary and treasurer; DR..
Lawrence Hudson, councilman, DR.
l. H. C. Cook, delegate to the state
convention; DR.. Leo Martin, censor.
The next meeting of the society
will be held on the second Thursday
night in January, at which time the
new president will deliver his inau-
gural address, and members of the
society are looking. forward with
much pleasurable anticipation to this
feature of the meeting, as it has
been whispered on the side that a
luncheon will be served at the con
clusion of the address.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
WILL Be NECESSARY To-
erect new BUILDING
Joint Meeting Of City Council and
Board Of Aldermen Well Attended,
and Architects Report Was Dis
cussed at Some Length.

At joint meeting of the city coun-
Gil and board of trustees of the city
schools, held yesterday afternoon at
the city hall, the previous order of the
council, directing the trustees to i'm
mediately abandon the Main street
school building, and instructing them
to secure another house in which to
continue the school during the re-
mainder Of the present session. was
confirmed.
The meeting was called by Mayor
Donald for the purpose of considering
the report of architect Hull, who ex
amined the building, and to determine
whether or not the council had acted
too hastily in ordering the abandon
ment of the building. or whether the
additional information obtained had
materially changed the aspect of the
situation.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
TlMBERS GIVING WAY
and FLOOR IS SHAkY
Big Safe Used by the City Is Liable
To Take a Tumble and Crash
Through To Lower Floor Unless
Condition Is Remedied.

For several months it has been
known that the floor in the office of
the city clerk was not the safest spot
on earth upon which to tread, but not
until yesterday was a forcible dem
onstration of this fact given to the
public.
During the session of the city court
at which time large number of per
sons had congregated in the offices
of the clerk and chief of police, the
walls and ceiling of the building wer-
heard to crack, the big safe assumed
a reclining position and it was evi
dent that the floor timbers were Civ
ing away and likely to crash through
with it's load to the second floor.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
Lengthy Discussion.

Mr.. Hulls report was read by May
or Donald, after the conclusion of
which the matter was discussed ex.
haustively, some members of the coun
Gil expressing the opinion that the
building might be repaired and made
safe to continue the school there until
the close of . the present session.
while others thought that if it was
to be permanently abandoned this
would be as good time as any to move
to new quarters.
The proposition to continue the
school in the present building during
the remainder of the session would
probably have carried had it not de,
veloped. during the discussion that
the fairfield building had already
been rented, and in view of this fact,
and the fact that it was considered a
useless expenditure of money to put
any more repairs on the old house
the councils former order was con.
firmed.
The action of the council in order
ing the abandonment of this school
will probably be followed by an elec
tion to determine whether or no,
bonds for the purpose of erecting 9
new building will be floated, and il
the meantime the school will be re
moved to the fairfield building.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
IS SHOT down
At THE ALTAR
Georgia Bridegroom Killed By
Rival Goodbye, Darling"
Last Words.
(By Associated PreSs.)

Strickland, Ca, Dec. 2S.-Just after
the minister had pronounced the
words that made Gabriel Len and
Rosa Lee Butler man and wife, and
the young couple were leaving the al
tar, the groom was shot down and
killed by Joe Jackson at the church
near Lynn Station.
Len and Jackson had been rivals
for the hand of pretty Miss Butler
and the race had been a long and
close one before the young woman
finally made her choice of life com
panion.
With the words on his lips, Il love
you, good-by darling" Len sank to
the floor in front of the altar and
died few minutes later in the arms
of his wife, while members of the con
gregation formed posse to effect the
capture of the fleeing Jackson.
Sheriffs and deputies with blood
hounds are on the trail, but no arres,
has been made. Warrants have also
been sworn out for Henry Johnson
who, it is charged, was an accessory
to the shooting. All the parties to the
affair are we'll known in this part O
the country and the shooting has
caused great excitement.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
PETITION HAS Been
SUFFICIENTLY signed
Election Will Probably Be Ordered BY
Council At Its Next Meetins-What
The Change Would Mean to the
City.

At the next meeting of the city coun-
Gil, to be held Tuesday, January 4.
the matter of ordering an election to
determine whether OF not Hattiesburg
will adopt the commission form OF
government will be considered, and
the probabilities are that such an elec
tion will be ordered.
Recently there has been circulated
among the voters and tax payers OF
the city a petition asking the coun-
s~iTto take this action, Dr. T. e.
lis being the prime factor in the
ayement, and already sufficient
.lnber of signatures have been OBJ
,{hed to warrant the council in TAX
.fng the action suggested by the peti
TONERS.
The commission form of govern
ment is practically a new thing tC
Mississippi. the law providing for
such having been passed by the leg
/ islature of 1908, and but few citi
zens, therefore, are acquainted witt
its provisions. The following brieI
summary will serve to convey an in
telligent idea of the difference in thu
administration of municipal affairs:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
Commission To Be Elected.

Any city or town in the 1tate may
adopt commission form of govern
ment, wherein three or five men shall
AServe as an aldermanic body. All
! embers of the commission are to be
elected from the municipality at large,
without regard to ward lines, and one
III the commissioners shall be voted
for and elected by the people as
Y
In order to hold such an election, a
petition containing signatures of ten
pe/sent of the qualified electors of
W municipality must be fled with
me board Of mayor and aldermen,
whose duty it shall be to order an
election to determine the sentiment
of all the qualified voters. A major
ity of the vote cast will carry the
election.
II the election shall be carried for 6
change in the form of government
the board of aldermen shall notify
the secretary of state to that effect
and new charter will be issued tC
the municipality. This charter will
set forth the facts of the original pc
tition sbnd will authorize the munic
1&lity to elect the officers thereir
named at the regular election held TO
municipal 6f6cers. All powers ant
privileges conferred by law upon thu
mayor and board Of aldermen arr
conferred upon the commissioners
each Of whom is required to execute
sufficient bond for the faithful PER
Gormance Of his duties.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
COTTON ON FIRE
IN OIG STEAMER
known to Four Hundred Pas
seneers Aboard.
(Bu Associated PresS.)

Liverpool, Eng, Dec. 2S.-Unknown
to the four hundred passengers on
board, cotton in one of the holds of
the White Star liner, Celtic, had been
on fire for nearly five days when the
steamer arrived here. The fire is
still burning, but will be flooded out
as soon as some of the cargo is re-
moved. The crew kept the blaze
down and did not entertain any fear
for the safety of the ship.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
To ELIMINATE
MASS PLAYS
Representatives Of Leading Col.
leges Practically Decide Such
Tactics Must Go.
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Dec. 2S.-At a meeting
here today of representatives of a
majority of the leading colleges
throughout the country, including
many from the South, it was practi-
cally decided that mass plays and
other tactics calculated to result in
serious injuries and loss of life must
be eliminated from football.
Resolutions favoring a revision ol
the rules will probably be passed.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
BLIzzARD'S EFFECTS
SUBSIDING SLOWLY
(By Associated Press,

New York, Dec. 2S.-Transporta.
tion facilities were slowly resuming
normal conditions today in sections
swept by the blizzard several days
ago. Trains are still running behind
time. but within twenty-four hours It
is expected they will keep up to the
schedule. No more deaths were re
ported today.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
PREPARING
SPECIAL MESSAGE
viii Deal With Amendments to Anti.
Trust and Interstate Com
merce Laws.
(Bv Associated Press.)

Washington Dec. 2S.-President
Taft today began the preparation of
the first of his special messages to
congress. This message will deal
with the amendments which he be-
,ieves are necessary in the interstate
commerce and Sherman antitrust
acts.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
PASSENGERS Spend
NIGHT Of TERROR
(By Associated Press.)

Bridgeport, o., Dec. 2S.-SiXty pas
spent a night of terror aboard the
ferryboat Charon, from Belleaire,
Ohio. to Benwood, West Virginia
which was caught in an ice gorge in
the Ohio river. The boat fioundered
around until daylight this morning
when it managed to reach the shore
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
zELAYA ON way
TO MEXICO CITY
(By Associated Prcss.l

Santa Lucretia, Mex. Dec. 2S.-
The private car in which former. pres
ident Zelaya Is proceeding to Mexico
City passed through here today,
Zelaya is accompanied by number
of his political associates, including
his former secretary of war.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
Powers Of Commission.

The commission. is authorized to ap-
point such and all necessary subor-
dtnate officers as are not specified In
the charter to be elective, to prescribe
'ske duties Of all subordinate officers,
both appointive and elective. to. fix
INA regulate theiV .sssaries. and may
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
TO LIVE IN WckseURe.
Special to The Neacs.

SpeCtuI 70 7HE NeCS.
Vicksburg. Miss, Dec. 2S.-Judge
John N. Bush, who recently concluded
his term as circuit Judge, will remain
here and engage in the practice of
law. Judge Bush served four years,
having been the appointee of Gov.
Vardaman.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
OOD FELLOWS
name OFFICERS
Annual Election Took Place Last
Night and a Full Set Of Officers
Was Chosen.

Hattiesburg Lodge No. 127. l. O..
o. f.. held its annual election of Of
ficers last night, and the following
were chosen to serve during the
year 1910:
A. F. Preston. noble grand: r, j.
Oliver, vice-grand; H, Katz, flnaniia'
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28

remove any elective or appointive Of
ficer or school trustee and fill such
vacancy by appointment. They may
abolish any appointive office, except
that Of school trustee. or consolidate
two or more Offices when necessity re.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28

secretary; A. F, James, recording - ''s
secretary; Otis Smith. treasurer. ans
L. M. williams. trustee. re-electedf q eonI
The following were elected re<srve rspq
sentatives to the grand lodge
r. James. H M. Freeman. Ie Sagn11
Busby and w. j. Force. Al
L. Caplan. David Farley 4 Is
len and Otis Smith.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-28
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