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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04

graph 60" Gle n@citcrn llniou &c
lcGropberS 0tlttuol 9lio Niiociotion,"
pcldcr Der &critorbene o~ugeb0rte,
bottc ciltrH prohtuoIlcn &ruu5 gcs
iun0t.
- No60cm goitor ". 9ab I'M
GraIerbaule, in Der oclttlden pcrCi
nIgten cuang. Iutb. STRIDE 5u Goutoll
unO am 0rubc ticicupfun0cnc Nll-
lpraden gcb0ltcr totte, Iano gcitcrn
Nudnlittog Oic SccrOiarn0 Der om
+. OicicS WiOnotS I'M gIltcr bon y
&obrcn p%erItorbcncn 6rou &ouiic 8u.
gle, geb. &adcp, bon gtr. 32O0, Gull-
ton . Nuentc, ollI Dem Mt. Carmel
6ricO6pfc itott. &icIc pr0d)tigc @hu
mcnitildc luurOcn on Der lcBtcn Nh
bclt0ttc Der GntlHIuiencn niG0er8c
legt. NlS 8n%brtlldtrd9cr iuHgirtcu
bic $50. Sobu ebert, Charles &0blcr,
Yoltboinr Milucr, Gbn3. Y9ci@, 5obn
Yi0rtler uno [$obu SGrtihbcd. Iic
ScitltnN Der 9cer0iglujB log IL SAT-
Ncn Der 6irnla &obn &crluig u.Sobn.
6rou Nuqie mllroc an 10. 2lpril 1887
ST 2ongcmiibL &bcinpropinI Ncho,
rcl mo fam Dor 81 Sobrcn nod
Nuncrito. Crit as %obrcn NOR lie
nit Dem ietiocn Mittlucr Srn. Ybi.
Iipp Is. @ogic bcrbcirotbct. Ncbcn
&eetercm bintcrI6Bt tie 5ruci S0bnc,
nie Scrrcn 9oltbuior mo @cinrid
So1ic, If Gnfcl, A llrcnfcl mo 3
Nriloer.
Bicntc Ser Soub it M Ell.
49, GoS SobrcS Eicnic Der Saubitum-
men bon MorvIonO inject bcrtc int
@rope Nr. s OrS Grub 0iu.Forf9"
ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
Tram SGaw's @crb6r ~pcridobcn.

Rem Dorf, 3. Aug. - Die
ron 9unoea. Gommiii0r SbIcloS ieIt.
gcieste 8Crnebmung Der 6rou Wtorp
Cnplep 36am, ser Wlltter pom Sorrp
G.. Ibolu, IN bent Bro6cB Clifford
Sortrioge's nm $125,000 iiir proiei.
iioneQe 1ienitleiitungen mo nm
$4,000, Die er peridie0enCn @erio-
zen, oie ll%nriibmlid)ea iiber 8bap'a
&eben muBtcn. ais Sfmei9egelo botte
5ufpmmen loiicn, iono nitt itott.
ger Gommiiidr uleroings botte feline
Atahriht Don elmer 8ertagung erhal.
ten, uno crit I'M Saltle oc5 Cages er-
filbr or, OaB bic beioerIeItigen Nn.
lpGlte iid nlli cine Sertagunig bis
1l;nl September geeinigt bdtten. Nod
ocn 0egenuGrtigen Gerbanolungen III
S2bite BIains mill 6rou lbaD ouf
Neiien qc6en unO crit I'M September
Silriidtebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
MilfnUtb 0ro6t.

3ufubr III Netu 2)ort nm Elm Trittcl
pcrriugert. - Nnbulteuoe 9iirre
Die llrIade.
Nem Yorf, 3. 2hl0uIt. - Gie
Stu0t gtem Oorf miro bon elmer
Wildnoth beorobt. Die Wildpuillbr
lit bereitS nm elm 9ritteI binter Dem
uormolen &erbraudl 5urildgebliebcn.
@roBbdnoler gabGn qeltern NbenO 5lL,
Dab cine Grb0bmtg Der Wild)prciic
i'm a%lcinbonocl b0dit mabriheinlid)
lit, uilb binncn &ur5em Ooa Quart
iiir 8 itott 8 Gents u~erfouit lperocIt
0iiritG. >Sm gleidcn WiaBe merOcn
Die Ereiie fiir Hobnt mo Butter itCi-
gen.
Gle ouBergem0bnliGe Srodenbcit
lit Die Sauptltriod)e Der WiiIhfnopp-
belt. Sad)pcritdnOigc iogen, bob cine
Frei@iteiqerung unauablciblid) lit,
luCnl lid 0aS Welter uidt Gnbert.
Gle GonioliooteO Wiilt Grdon9e, mcl.
DE Die Observation-Disclosures 0crStoOt
nit Wild) u~erior1t 5oblt Den 6or-
merrt idJon iebt "A Sent pro Guort
mcbr, olS in Der porigcn Wobe. 90.
nit iino obcr Die 6nrner nift 5ll-
iricocn, mo tic iorbern cine Ereiacr-
b06utg polt " Sent pro Quart. Gn-
oe Der ISOLDE miro cine Gonfercn5
ibrcr 8ertretcr nit ben HCprGicnton
ten Der Gonioliootco Wtilt Grd)onge
itottiinoen.
Webrerc Der beOeutenOitcn @roB
bGnOlcr, melhe in teiner Serbinolrng
nit Der Wilf)b0rie iteben bOben cine
Nln5obl iDrer &unocu ullSgcibnltet II.
onoercu &mlOen MIR einen Sbeil Der
beitcQten Ytil6 gelieiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
Mnfmarter SanIpn,s Sub.

|
(<Cntr 9orertonlpi aui Dem Shlaht.
idiif o&Crmont." - G5 buuocltc
iif babel ongebIih MIR INN Die
Nufnobme bon @on0clbilocrn.
YroutnCctomn II, Ufuii., 3.llrg.
- @ie AOmiraI SGroeoer mittbeilt,
tot cS lid bel Der 9orerci uui Dem
Sd)la6tidiii o&ermont," melde iiir
Cen iarbigeu MeBoltimGrter 5onion
.. Softer 10 perbGngniBpolle 6olgen
6cbobt bot, MIR nm cine 8eronitol.
t,tng sur }luinubme uou @ouoeIbil.
Dorm g%ebouoclt. IS muroe cine
Gtmmiiiiou bon Offi8icreu eruonnt,
pclhe cine llnteriud)uird iiber Die
Scd)c on5uiteIcn lno iibcr oen Snd
rcrboIt cinihlieBIid orS ObOuftionS-
bciutoe3 nod @oibtnqton ST berif-
ten bat. @ie poH g(u9cn5euQen per
lid)ert miro, mnren ied)S 8GlgC aus
ctioften, bel ocrcu ShlltB Der 2lb-
rc0c aeui6B Softer Der ulterlicgcnoe
lbciI mar. Ger @organg ipieltc iid
am 6reitag NbcuO ob uno Die gon}c
Gofe idien erleOigt 81 icin, obcr
on onbercn Norgen tlogte Softer
ilber S6mcr5cn i'm aopi, mlrroc
hcm @oipitol iibernieicu uno Itorb
AM Counting 2lbeno. Bel Der Cb.
button ergab lid, ooB Softer in
6ol8c zines 9luterauiieS ms @cbirn
Gritorben lit, melher our6 einen
Sdlog oOer eineu Soil peruriott
l2or. Die 9ei6c oea 9eonuernSmcr.
tben mlrroc geitern an 2ono gcbrod)t
mo beitattct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04

2m #. 9lIguit oSampunio" nod
2%ipcrpoOl.
9tm IL. 9nlauit LORRAINE" uad
SABRE.
Pm -. 9nt0nit Bremen" nad
Nrcmcn.
Nm #. 9Iuauit na6ni0in 2olriic"
nod @rcmcn.
2Inl fl. 2ulGuit nGormmio" noh
Hircrpool.
2lm #. }(u1uit @omblra" nodJ
Gibraltar mo 9tcupcI.
2lm If. GluauIt Berlin" na6
)tcopcl uno @cnuo.
Nm #. Nlalit oMooomo" nod
9'c0pcl mo Murioiuc.
Nm fl. Alauit Sue 81 %2lbru55i"
mad gicopcl un0 @cnno.
2m #. NuguIt st. Saul" nod
Soutbompton.
Nm #. 2lrIlrit o2oplono" mad
SOBER mo Nntlpcrpcn.
Am II. Nu8uit oNiinncbobo" uud)
Sonoclt.
Nm fl. Nuouit Baltic" nod
! &ipcrpool.
PIN #. }tuNuIt r6urnciiio" nod
Wloagop.
AIM II. @ll1hIt .Npn0om" nud)
9icttcrOom,
Am II. Nu8lit ~Nrin5 6ricOrid
@iiIbclm" uad) Nrcmcn.
&m 1S. %nIQuit nNoriotic" nod
Soutbompton.
Am is. }hiGIit v2uiitouio" no6
@ipcrpool.
PIN rs. 2tuarrit o9rciioent Gin.
coin" nod SomburG.
An 10. Au1uit nNrcto1nc" nod
&nprc.
Nn 10. Nlalrit rCSfor Der 3mCi
tC" uod &%opcnbogcn.
Am i9. NuAuit nFannouio" nod)
Gibraltar un0 9tcupcl.
Nm 81. Hr1uit oArabic" nod
@urcrpool.
PM q, 2(llguit oMinncopoIi5"
lm6 &on0ou.
Am u. Nll2lIt oGoocrInn0" nod
GoUcr mo Antucrpct.
2hH II. 2nrgnIt yNep Oorf~ nad)
! Soltbompton.
Pm II gltguit Cincinnati" nod)
! &0mbltrQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
NbIGGrtStH9c Der EnlIG0icr Camper
Uon NCms9)urf.

9hn 4. Nlguit uFreiiocnt @ront"
nod Somtnr8.
PIN 4. Nu8uit oOccoria" nod
Ncopcl un0 5rieit.
PIN H. }lu9uit n~2ituonio" nod
9iottcroom mo @iHau.
9lm 4. 2lllguti nCccd@ic" uad
Gput60mpton.
PIN 1. 2hnNuit n@fourctan;o" nad
2ipcrpool.
ym ). 9nrouit nsooOic" uob
SABRE.
PIN .. 2Cuauit n@c0ia OIoo" noN
@epcnbogcu.
9tm 3. An0uit George @oibiu8.
ton" nod Bremen.
PIN 3. 2u8uit ollItonio" nod
NcopcI mo Erielt.
PIN Z. NnuBuIt .0roonIuno" nod
0oDcr mo Alhucrpcll
PIN 7. NnGuit oFDjlooclpbio" nod
GoutDnnptou.
PIN :. 9tuguit oMumCpo8fa" noG
2on0on.
9Iu I. 2(u0ujt ~Fcrl8io" nodl
Nropel.
2tm I. gu1nit ,%cnc5io" nod Nto.
pei unO Woriciac.
Am Z. }litBlit oGc0ric" mad 2ipcr.
pool.
Nm /. Nuaait raoiicrin Nuaufto
&ittorio" lod @ombllrg.
2lm :, 2luDlIt oGcIumbio" mad
Glasgow.
Am 10. NtalrIt ,9~Iottcrbom" nn6
Gittter0nm.
PIN 10. 9l1rguit yGcciIic" nod
Crcmcn.
gm fl. Nuauit oFcnniDlUouio"
led @onlburg.
PIN IT.. Nu1uit oNortba @aibs
ilgton" nod 9}copc, mo Iriclt.
nm If. Augllit -citopjc" nn6
| 5oittbumptou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
Mcoi5iniidDc Nn5eiocn.
DIR. r. SAPPINGTON'S
Siebcrs uno Sd)itttclirUit- NutiOUt.

Sir 1icGer, Hruit uuo shittrlirut etc.
sine Sluide ;urrlrt. mn es lieut lid fCiu
Btpciter Shiitteliroii Elm. @iebt and cute &c
fuuobeit. @nn. uno Gerlugtun.S trnBc. Non
allen Nuolhcicril O%eriauft. Yrets 81.
(gluC4 t9it1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04

EoNe 5nr 3cilc ms I~ESInno Be.
,ICr9t IS. 9hine, 3t.34i3a Ci.Salti.
mOrrltraRe, naGc &uitom s>uuie aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04

u 6 eju q d) e. Nohocm 80.
ltor Is. ". Soder bon Der 0elttiden
epong. ct. Wottb1i Stride cinen er'
greitenben GrouergottesOienIt 9ebol.
ten mltrOe geitcrn SormittoN Die lr.
otlde Siiue oeS ont 81. Sui I'M NIs
ter bon % Sobren ueritorbenen Srn.
Sobn j, ScB bon Ir. 1744, 9torb.
GoltleitraBe, i'm Gremotorium ocs
2ouNon Sort . 6~riqoboieS SIT gife
uerponoelt. 3ablrei6c 2eiotra9cflOc
nohmcn an Der Srollerfeier Sbeil II.
piele foitbore 9lumenItiide ld)miid-
ten ben SorA. Gie lebtc Gbrc ais
9obrtudtrdger crpieicn Dem 10 fritz
Tobingeihiebeten Die $50. @enrp
Dodel, @m. 9elunlo, 2ouis Srande,
Senrp &aiier, >Sobn St0dcr uno Sob
mann. Ser G~eritorbene milr0e am
Is. Ipril 1881 in Stuttgort geboren,
fam abcr id)on i'm 9Utrr bon 5tpei
Sabren nit ieinen GItern, Srn. 6reb.
mo 6rali NINA @eB, geb. S6pfer,
nadl Imerifn. Heben Yebteren bin
terIaBt er cine S6pcItcr, 6rau Anno
VI. Sd)nciocr. nno cinen NeifcrL Hp.
bert j. Sdneioer. Sr. ScB rpor Sc.
legropbilt Der o@eItern llnion Sele.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
Crane Saarc ucrbanni.

Die oltc Soce, Salbei jur gr6dl.
ting Der Soorinrbe 81 bcnltcn, 1T
lricOer nell 9cluorbcn. llnicre 0roB'
miitter bnttcu olnfleS @aor, lucnn 10
Sabre oft; umIcrc Mlitter iino Dor III
rem so. Sabre grant. Iie NroBmltter
bcnutte Snlbci. Sbee iiir ibr SOAR,
Den tie oft bereitcn mlBtc, ba CT
ldneu lauer mlroe. Gteicm llcbclt
Itano lit jett a~b9ebolieH. Geoer cute
Ipotbeter iiibrt jebt o9Speth Sugc
ano S%ulpbur," Elm ta0elloie3 Erd.
purut sur GrboItung Ser 6Gr6e mo
DER 9ebetsiGbigfcit Oes &ooreS. Gag.
Iidcr @ebraild bringt Die Sar6e 0es
&oares in fur5er 3eit 5uriid. @ci al.
len guten A~pOtbetcrn 81 BADEN iiir
SOC. ooer $1.00 Die 6Iaidc, ooer es
miro oircft gc8cn Ginicnoung oc3
Freiies pcrionot Don Ser @pctb She.
mlcal Co., "A Gortlanct-S Ctr, Nciu
9orf Sin.
81 uerfauicn Bel scr Mca0 TrllA
80. Spe5iol. agcnten, Qerilgton. ltno
9omaro. StroBe. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
1891. "irltrhrs 6tabhitwen., 1897.
Gtarnlnuo 6hnttel 1uGn NIIuriatiuH.
stiDer, elnm. inu.. @eidaitsiRbrer.
alU ri. Sebnnbe,

GepcuiiHey Dem serious @ebdnoe.
3ifnner 22N. 81 Ina 233 q. EiJdiperfl.
5hooit Gdc Tnnrttrs uuo ct. Vautse tr.
Surlebeu bon $40 bis 5000 uni Deehei. gfas
nos etc. ohHc GulieyHRt1G o%erielpen. Hefettidhe
Rntru. tNIriue 9Suderei)
us Pbnre Gnurtlduo 73j e. K 3 ghoue
Ct. FauI 2G59. Roo2. Z ~&sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
Mus Dem Snnercn MGrplanO's nnO
Ocm nngrcnscrtbrR Staaten.

Wapor George u. Seem BON Gum
bcrIono bat Der aGbeiopeufc uu0 80.
tonloc l%elepbon 6u.," mclhc nit Dem
&cgen elmer unterirbiihcn Grabtlci.
tung begunn. cincn oidcn Strid,
ourd) Die Rehnung genlodt, inOem
er, o6idon Die g@cnonntc @cieQihnit
cinen GrloubniBidcin BON oemStoot.
Sngcnieur batte. ben @eiterbetrieb
Der, Arbciten itreng perbot, bis Oi1
gemobncr bon Cumberland 8eIeaeHs
belt buberL 81 entifei0eu, Oh lie nid)t
ein eigeneS SubmapsS pitcm boucll
mer0elL in mclthcn lid boun Die @cs
ieIidoft Rolm mietbcn tam.
Or. Stlape bCgebt SelbIt
moro.
Tn ser Babe pom Guicott.Gitu be.
ai1g Benjamin Sodiou, Elm alter Nc
ger, SeIbitmoro, in0em er iid) oil ci'
mem Baum ~onfbGngte. Sodion gc-
b0rte Dor Dem 9%iirgertrieg Srn. :.
Nf. &obuion, cinCm 6ormcr, OILS
Sflape an.
.2ouQe Tour i'm Gcltrturl.
Sri. Qctbio @arbougb bon @oy-
nC9boro, go, ito10 I'M Gclirilm nll2
Dem aronfenbctt auf uno begob lid
ohne ooS @iiien Der 2lngCb0riQcu 3l
8ernonoten nod SabiQa9uiQc, O0.,
moieI6it lie pom 0eu Sbrigen obgcbolt
wnroe.
&ctd de- unO.
Ser SCibnum bon William ~.
@np bon Gbeiter, go, mcldcr bel
elmer SegeItollr iiber9oro lief. mrroc
in Der NGbe BON Queenstown in oem
Gbeiter Hiuer onigeiunbeu.
Nettc 8eclli BAIT.
Plus &bccIing, @.-Go., miro be
ri6tet, 0aB cine @eieuidait Don
G%ittsburgern, ole IN cinenl Nlttomo.
bill am Nntionol Eifc por6ciilI6rcn,
IN Die @oroac bon Gburlc9 Nom Cit.
broden mo @e9cuitGn0e I'M @ertbc
BON $1,000 mitgebcn bicBcu. Inter
ben Selltcn iou lid ougebIid) ell
Wtanu befun0eu bubcn, Der 5l ocn
FittSblrAcr WiQionGren 5Gblt. mo
ollem Gnidcin udh idcint Is lif
ulcbr nm einen idlcd)ten Nib, ola Ell
lteu Gilbrllh 81 b%0nOclu.
%m Eiltoleu 9ueu gct0os
tet.
III @Dtbe County, go, mllroe ges
legentIid cinea Giitoleu . Guell3
ISM. Soge bon &nl. Boone ollrd)
oa3 Scr5 geihoiien uno uugen6lidlid)
Gct0Otct. Boone erbielt cinen SduB
III Den Arm. Seioe WtGnuer iinG be
tannte 6nrmCr.
3mei W ann 6eim 9a0cn ers
...., trunfe H..
1n Der 9tGbe bon Gborleitolt, &.
90, ertronfen 5iuei NiumL Neutou
&oW5ee un0 Gurl ,@rou, bei'm ga.
Den. 8rop pcrluhte, ieineu GollcQen
81 rettcrL mo lpurOc non 0emielbcn
III Die liete gcriIien.
3oblreid DIT politiidc Nipi-
raHteu.
%llngenein groB lit Die 3obl Der 20
Iitiidcn Nipirontcn, luCldc bel Ger
AM Montug in @eitminiter ltuttiin-
0Cn0cn Convention Ser Temofroten
BON Carroll County Nominotionen
5tt crlongcn boiicn.
Ser " II erneur II 81 It o II.
8ouucrneur GrotberS uno Der Gor.
iiber 6llder bon ser StootS 9ono-.
itroBen d Gommiiiion ~inipi5irten &c.
tern Die QunoitroBe nobe Cotton olli
cine Qctition Der Gimpobncr iener
Wc1eit0, 1uclfe miini6en, Dob per
ld)ie6elc @infel umgon9cn ner0cn,
hin. ''
Gorf feline DAFT be
10 trcibcn.
Gn SoderStomn mIrbc Sront s.
Selcinc cine @irtbid)oitS . @icen5 OIL
Den 6rrn0 hin ueripeigcrt, OuB Der
ielbc mmGBig I'M 5rinfcn lei.
No uttcruHo int pcrlcbt.
fSruu Gnlerp MILLER BON ct. Gbo=
mas, Muibington Gountn mllroc,
ais lie aus einem 9uggp iprnng, neil
ibr Yiero onrhqin9, itwcr AM Mi
den berleet ul0 ihr fleine9 &ino, 0a3
lie i'm 4rm trlIg, erlitt c~beuioaa Der.
%leBufqelt.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-17

ter, Edith left for their home in
Meridian, after a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. R. Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. Cox
returned with her to be her guests for
few days, from there they will go to
Coopers Wells to spend a month
:. :: ::
Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Holmes and Miss
Louise Holmes entertained the mem
bers of Miss Holmes house party at
delightful tally-ho ride to South Mis-
sissippi College and other places.
:. :. :.
Mr.. Lamar Beathea, a lawyer of Bry-
ant, Texas, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
J. II. Ellerbee. Mr.. Bethea is a form
er Hattiesburgan and his friends will
be glad to welcome him back.
:. :. :.
Mrs. c. NJ. Anderson and little
daughter, Vivian, of Richton are the
guests of Mrs. Anderson's sister, Mrs.
P A. Carter, at her pretty home on
Bay street.
:. = :.
Mrs. George Autry will entertain
Friday afternoon, the members of the
Currie- McCord bridal party at a the
atre party followed by a luncheon.
:: :. =
The Junior Builders will entertain
at a miscellaneous shower Saturday
afterday afternoon from five to seven
in honor of Miss Lois Currie.
The friends of Miss Elinor Boards
lee will be glad TO know that she is
able to be out again after a three
weeks spell of sickness.
= :. ::
DR.. H. w. Fathersteen of Gloster,
spent Wednesday in the city, the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. ]. Morgan Ste
vens on College street.
!: Z: e:
Mrs. E. B. Beardslee and little grand
son, Edwin, left Wednesday for Birm-
ingham, to visit Mrs. Beardslee's son,
Mr.. Joe Beardslee.
I: Z: I:
Miss, Bonnie Simmons, of Lake, is
visiting her brother, Mrs. Fernon
Simmons at Mrs. Rileys on West
Pine street.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-17
PREPARATIONS FOR CLEARANCE SALE SATURDA

ing this afternoon with Mrs. John
Hugh Mcleod and Miss jamie Mcleod
at the home of the former on Fourth
street
:: :: :.
Mrs. W. NJ. Hurst has returned from
a visit TO her son. Harvey Hurst in
Jackson and TO relatives in Halle
hurst.
!: :. :.
Mr.. Ashton Toomer of New Orleans,
spent Wednesday and Thursday in the
city the guest of friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Bernice Woodman. of Sumral
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. A
E. Ward on Nora street.
:: :. :.
Mrs. H. H. Graham's friends will
regret to learn that she is suffering
from a sprained ankle.
= :: :.
Mrs. T. f. Grow left today for Gin
cinnati, Ohio. and other points in the
north
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-17
ORDINANCE NO. 1926.

An ordinance to prevent dogs from
running at large unless securely
muzzled; to provide for the election
of a pound keeper of dogs; and to
provide a penalty for the violation
of this ordnance.
Be it ordained by the mayor and
board of aldermen of the iCty of Hat
tiesburg, Mississippi.
Section l. That it shall be unlawful
for any dog to run at large in the City
of Hattiesburg unless securely muz-
zled. and any person who shall hide
or secrete any dog for the purpose Of
preventing its being impounded or kill
ed, as hereinafter provided, shall, on
conviction, be fined in any sum not ex-
ceeding fifty dollars.
Section >. The mayor and board of
aldermen shall elect a suitable person
to be pound-keeper of dogs in the City
of Hattiesburg, woh shall hold his of
flee for such time, and receive such
compensation for his services as the
board of mayor and aldermen may des-
ignate by resolution. Such pound-keep-
er shall take an oath to faithfully dis
charge his dtuies, and shall enter into
bond with sufficient securities in the
sum of $4,000, payable to the City of
Ha;tiesburg, conditioned for the faith
full performances of his duties. 1t
shall be the duty of such pound keep
er TO take up ond impound any dog
running at large in violation of this or
dinance, and he shall post written no
tice at the front door of the City Hall
for seven days, in which the dog so
impounded shall be described as &C.
curately as possible. and the owner
notified that at the expiration of seven
days from the date of the said notice
the dog so impounded viii be killed
unless sooner redeemed by paying to
the potndkeeper 81 and daily expense
OF 20 cents per day. If at the expira-
ton OF the time fixed for redemption
Of the dog so impounded the same shall
not be redeemed, it shall be the duty
of the poundkeeper to kill the dog so
lmpounded and not redeemed. Said
shall retain all monies
collected by him by virtue of his Of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-17
N0C1a/ and Personal |
BOTH PHI OWES IS

Teachers Association will give re-
ception Saturday evening at o'clock
at Hotel Hattiesburg, complimentary
to the Institute now in session at the
South Mississippi College. All the
former and new public school teach
ers are expected to be present, also
the board of trustees and the CONNER
cial club.
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Little Miss Ivy Batson will entertain
this evening in honor of her little
classmate. Annie Philips, who with
her parents soon leave for their fu-
ture home in Texas.
I: I. :.
Capt. ]. P. Carter has returned from
a few days visit to New Orleans.
9 = 8
DR.. H. L. Flake is visiting relatives
in Chunky.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-17

Sacred Heart
commencement Tonight.
The Saced Heart Academy will give
their annual commencement exercise
,onieht at s o'clock at the Auditorium.
All the entertainment under he direc-
tion of the Sisters have been very
successful and we are sure the one to-
night will be no exception.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Washington
returned to their home in Gulfport
after few days visit here, guests at
Hotel Hattiesburg
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Little Grace Mills left Wednesday
for Chicago where she will spend the
summer with relatives and friends.
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Mr.. Barksdale Stevens spent Tues
day in Augusta, the guest of relatives.
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The congress Of Mott
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-17
PROVES
A Big SUCCESS

The revival services at Broad Street
Methodist church have been a decid.
ed success from the beginning. Mr..
Thompson is preaching some strong
practical sermons, and the Holy Spirit
is using the words preached, carrying
deep conviction to sinful hearts. The
revival spirit is on. The Gospel way
of turning from sin to God through
Christ is being emphasized.
Services at 10 a. m. and at S D. m.
Everybody is invited to attend the
services.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-17
Attest.

t'icks' capudine Cures Sick Headache
Also Nervous Headache, Travellers
Headache and aches from Grip, Stom-
ach Troubles or Female Troubles. Try
Capudine-it's liquid-effects immedi-
ately. Sold by druggists
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-17
For COLDS and GRIP.

Hicks CAPUDINE Is he best rem
edy-relieves the aching and feverish-
ness-cures the Cold and restores no.
NAL conditions. It's liquid effects i'm
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-17

Goods Thrown'from Roof ofStore
On Saturday, June 20, at IL
o'clock, we will throw from
the roof of our store on
Front street, 20 valuable
packages containing all
kinds of merchandise. Be
here and get goods free on
June Goth.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-17

WANTED-Ten log sawyers, GOOD
wages; one saw filler and boarding
house keeper Apply J. b. Dow,
McLaurin, Miss. 6-17-4t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-17
WAN1
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Furnished house for
rent for summer; West Pine street;
lights, bath and telephone terms
reasonable. Address P. o. Box
4SS. 6-17-3tp
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-17

STRAYED OR STOLEN-Liberal re-
ward will be paid for return Of
white female dog which escaped
from express office today. 6-17-3tp
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-17

with this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed; and this ordinance shall take
effect from and after it's passage and
approval, for the reason that the pub
lie interest requires that dogs shall not
be permitted to run at large in the
City of Hattiesburg.
Adopted and approved this the 7th
day of June 1909.
j, D. DONALD, Mayor.
Attest
A. FARLEY, Clerk
I, the undersigned Clerk of the City
of Hattiesburg, Miss, certify that the
foregoing is a true copy of Ordinance
No. 1926 as appears of record on pages
9S-99 of the Municipal Minutes Book
e. Given under my hand this 9th
day of June 1909.
A. FARLEY, Clerk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23
S|M00M WILL RAGE
ON THE DESERT
TOMORROW
NOVICES WILL SUFFER
FROM PRICKLY HEAT
Miss RosIyn Will Appear in
Elaborate Special Theatrical
Performance in Beautiful
Worth Creation,

The members Of Ballut Abyad tenn
pie, Oasis Albuquerque, Desert Of New
Mexico, Ancient and Arabic Order OF
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, Will take
fun and complete possession of the
city tomorrow, the occasion being a
grand ceremonial session, during
which a class of trembling noviccs viii
tread gingerly DER the caloric sands
to the gates of the temple. There viii
be some six hundred Shriners in the
CITY including the out-of-toWn mobiles,
and there win undoubtedly be some
thing t%ranspiring. The fun program
for the day will be as follows;
1000 a.. m.-Business session
100 p. m.-Novices report at the
Masonic hall.
200 .. m.-Ceremonial session.
900 D. m.-Close of ceremonial
session.
Intermission Of two hours.
SIS p. m.-Special performance Ter
Shriners and their ladies at Colombo
hall. The Pierce-Roslyn company o!
eleven artists engaged for this oe-
casion.
1915 p. m.-Leavc for Masonic
hall. where reception and buffet lunch
will be served.