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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-23
inspection This Evening Of
National Relief Corps,
Y. ". c. 7. U. Remembers Gar-
diner ChiIdren's Home.
Other Lodge and Society News.
Personals and Locals.

The Friends Bible class will meet this
evening with Mrs. Hattie +. Morton, at
go Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-23
Building Burned on 1ibbets
Place, Near Pleasant Pond.
Our Local BowleFs Will Play at
WatevIIIe This Evening.

Mrs Mabel S. Croker is confined to
her home by illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-23

Mrs. Della -Aransine OF Somervilie,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs ste phen Arata. .---... ......,... o.. D..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-23
NATIONAL HOME.

officer of the day, Capt w. w. Saw
age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-23

The members Of Queen Esther Chap
ter No TO- o. +. s., are earnestly re-
quested to bc present at the business
meeting at 40 this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-23
Do You Get Up
With a Lame Backf
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everyone knows of DR.. kllmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-23

Mrs. Nellie Hosllcn of Lewiston, for
merly of Halloweil. is visiting friend:
in Hallowell and Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-23

The EpWorth League of the Meth
odist church will hold Il social this
evening in the vcStry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-23

The r. and l.. Club of the First Bap-
fist church will meet with Miss Rena
Greeley at her home, No. l Second
street, this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-23

Advertised Letters.
Letters for the following are at the
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
8 NEW TIGERS
Get THE HOOK
Detroit Baseball Club Asks for Waiv-
ers on Some of. the Material 10
Be placed" in Minors.
AK SWINGS ON THESE.
Prtchers-Bils, 6ritton. caVett'
Sehreiber and Lafitte,
Infielders-Murch and oayror.
Outfeider-Spencer.

The ak OF President Frank j. Navn
aud Manager Hugh a. Jennings. OF the
Detroit Baseball club has swung ON
the nccks OF eight budding young big
leaguers tor whom the request Tor
waivers has gone forth. The eight
mentioned viii NOT co sou'h but VII
probably Dc placed with minorloagn-
clubs before March Several ~ iho
men mentioned above arc already
ticketed FOR definite berths
Pitchers Bills ana Britton are prob
ably 10 return 10 tho cuhs from which
they came. Laftte has been virtually
acceptance of waivers has nut Yet been
completed Murch. IL is understood,
will so to indianapolis which team IS
also likely to get Spencer Fort Wayne
will probably get Gaynor
Regarding the last mentioned
player, IL is emphatically stated that
his sale is made with tho condition
q an option for rcpurchase ar the close
Of the season. His extreme youth ANA
the fact that Detroit has now no im-
mediate need for "a first haScman are
the occasion for the decision On give
him another year for purposes az seq
soning The belief exists among MS
teammates on the club THAT GaYnur
is the making of a ycritablc star Buf
no kid Of his age knows the fine points
OF inside baseball and the Tigers are
too well fixed 90 make it necessary 80
develop man themselves. taking the
attendant risk.
Aside from tho man mentioned above
snd Frank Red Donohue. who is still
ON the teams reserve list. every ath-
iete on the clubs roll vii. De- taken
south. according to present intentions.
lust to revive tho memory OF the
bugs Il might be noted that there Stl
remain the following 80 PLAYERS
Ball. Beckendorf, Browning Bush
Casey. Cobb. Crawford. Delohanty,
Donovan. Drake. Harding. Jennings D..
Jones. T. Jones. Killian. kirk. Lahtte,
Ieliyelt, Lister. Mcintyre Moriarty.
Mullin. Ness. OLeary. Pernoil. SaNidge.
Schmidt. simmons, Smith. Speer. Stan.
age, Stroud. Summers. Vance Willett
and Works.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
DETROIT CENsORS
OF BASKETBALL
Jake Mazer and Dick Jackson repre-
sent A. A. U in Michigan and
Teams Must All Be Registered.

lt hchooN"~ all baseball teams desir-
Gus OF playing teams outside the
league ot which they may be- mems
neis. Geo register With the 4. \ l..
TINS Arat. or they viii bee picking up
3 peck ut trouble The prospect is now
mat the number of non-registercl
teams Will hc 81 small as tu be viz
Waily "a negligible quantity As ANY
registered team playing uon-rceis-
tered five is in danger OF suspension.
registration viii naturally become tao
first duty of a team
laCOb MaZcr. or the Detroit Athletic
club. and Richard Jackson. Jr.. OF the
Spalding Sport shop form the Detroit
and Michigan committee of the A. y.
L this year. and have thoir hcadquar.
tors iu MI lacksons office whore reg.
istration blanks are ON file. Blanks
Viii also bc mailed ON request to any
team i'm the city or state. Roeisrr1-
ton Fee IS 80 cents for each PLAYER.
The \ \ H. is charging 40 sanction
this year. for teams desiring 10 stage
games IA their own eymnasiums
The tact that Mazcr and Jackson
are lu charge OF the sport I'm Dctrc't
is not generally known. a mistaken
impression being in circulation that
there are other members OF the board
At thc time of the appointment ot
this pair they were told that thcv
might if they desired invite ono other
member az their own choice No IN.
vitatiun has been rendered and mono
is likely Ia he given unless I'm tho very
improbable event ~ disagreement
For the first time IN several Years
tho local Y " C. \ is unrcpresentcd
on the controlling body
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
BY JACK JOHNSON.
heavyN"e Champion OF the MorC

BY JACK JOHNSON.
Heavyweisht Champion OF the WOcd.
one of tra hardest hat,9 AMI ,ne
which 3 consider of r.~ arSt lli ml
career iu thr piflt ru- I1ush.
asaiurt Hauk Is 9.u o.oted man.
81 Oakland tH ll 1902 We wGlt
~ rounds fha do sion eoiug 90 mc
Gunvn Wa> mlu about sN .se
sour inches 900 n.-al. anl a tna, uu.
he had the ioug, rr..h o' ANS maN
tA the puNiu- lanl, Or h we've hgap
ing TODAY hD W,u.I ual,.1cll ANS uiaH
m the ou~iNr~~
This same Grif1en foJ9nt Jim Jeffr es
y rounds % hard milling. and after
ward Jetfries aeknow lodged that II it
had no. been fer 49, Gallagher. crif.
fen igNt have been nailed as the ~ -
ner.
Grinen hJ1 aD awkward punch nd
enc that carried plenty ot stcm Nn
it lt Woaid puzzle tsr best ur tl."
70 get away fr0m tIat pW,h ari
combined NTH GuNeu> ahilit % DaNt
punishment 3rd tetn cu h-hto
made him u1H-,'o~ uan
tighter to monkey n1rl
In that H1h- Glf t .DH-
too 10 zoe e'ge and ca, aua nH
10 say right n,rc tGat h3l o. ir't"
my best 10 win I an u'r H'ch oa.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
Two pItOut5 and An Assist
Scored With 5hOtyun5 Aidi
sy HUGH FULLERTON.

Huy Stoiufeid, pcNer ,Was Salts
dcd,to permit Jach IaNlor to monopo
li2c tho hnnors uu hunting stories
.Iach won his houors NTH tho stor,
of the grateful snake that saved him
uum hriug run over lag q freight train
AoN Stelutcldt comes tuhu Stoiny rs
grea rappel aud guide during the
winter. and this winter bee has been
hunting hg game i'm the Nllds back OF
Oal ton. EN. and the Jungle back 90
raN lor's pond ilc writes
While hunting the other day ! got
Two uutout~ and au assist that Nou
Ought to scoro for me- There is an
old farmer up I'M the hills who has
posted his land and ] happened to
cross one of his fields tie WAS starting
uUt to chase. me u0 when % bunch oi
pHul flew mp and came ai me head ON.
just cauldn't resist the tcmptatiOn-
and cut 'ooSc both barrels ! sot two
guaiis Cuming straight at me. and MS
tel were strnck they dropped straight
toward nc dropped my sun. caaeh,
ono thor tho other. stuck them ma my
cuat and chased down a steep Mill to
-ci aNaN from THAI farmer ilc called
a big Watchdog and sicked hmou me-
Il WAS down uy a little creek az the
foot ol 'nc hill and the dog was com
nc right at me- didn't want 20 shoot
b. knowing thc old man would raise
a fuss. auI cvcrvthiuc WAS frozen to
the ground so ! couldut set anything
20 throw lgst then rabbit started
to ruu down the hin shot 1t, and II
continued 10 roll and bouncc down to
ward M n was hard chance but
scooued that rabbit ON run and
throw il g' the dog IL hit him square
IN the mouth and while hcwas chok-
ina rot across the crcoll ana
,ssat,a3
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
STORM OF Kisses AWAITS
GoTCH IN NEW ORLEANS
People There Are Willing To Cheer
Jeff But Draw Line On Wrest-
limo Champion.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 2l-That Jim
Jeffries will receive a most cordial
welcome when he appears before the
New Orleans public is foregone con
clusion Others Of his aggregation OF
stars viii II well-dehned rumors prove
authentic find a decidedly uncomfort-
able greeting.
There are few II any who have for
gotten the Gotch-Beell episode Al the
Greenwall theateT There are equally
as few. II any. who have forgotten
now alleged agents Of the wrestlers.
or one agent Of both. mounted a stoo
side the Greenwall thcater after
G0tch had secured the FIRST fail and
offered 20 wager that Beell would win
raGlng in all kinds % mOney on Wag
pr-. even ar odds on Reel who never
was obie 70 and who never Will lc
able 20 throw one side ~ GOtch tn"
story T. still fresh n the minds ot
those who We're bitten, especially
the several members Of various ey
changes and merchants on Poydras-st
who contributed toward the $4,000
which the Gotch-Bccn aggregation is
supposed 20 have carried ont of Nov
Orleans on the coup
When tho storm a. indignation came
after the contest. rs II must necessar-
ily come. Gotch gave the excuse thar
ne was rot 81 condition Y't. within
Al compara'ivoly mort time aftor
wards-tcn da.s or so after be and
Reall had apparently had falling og'
thc- nae, again in Kansas City our
another coup try. and Gotch threw
R,el with apparent ease using prac
tcaHr only on, hand and almost
tbrowme tho little fellow ont into the
audience. according to Tho report
from the matside
il was stated py good author
yesterday that The word has hc.U
.passeI down. tbc llue," and th
thost who believe Thar they were huu
Good u the Gotch-Becl AFFAIR iutcua
10 attend the JeTries ail-star shov
gis, legrirs rOusius good welcome
aud ho.f and hiss Gotch and BccH il
tuc Httrr shows himself until thnr
ulH na,c Jo leave bc ring auj stage
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
Postponed from July 4. This |
| Game Is played Al la5tE

Objections To the proposed elonga-
tion Of the season ought to- be routed
by the appearance OF the score OF the
game between Lees Creek and Do
dons. playd at New Petersburg. Ohio.
last week The clubs were TO have
played July 4. but rain spoiled the
game. The hay harvest interfered,
and the fall blowing had To be ended,
and the winter wheat put in, the corn
cut and the shucking and hauliue
done. Tey planned TO play Thanks
giving Day. but bad weather interter'
ed. Last week the fodder was all
hauled and the corn cribbed, so they
got together. and Ices Greek won IA
20 Q. Patton and Strauss. Paaley and
Dohson were The batteries.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
Rill Keeler's Swell Catch.

Billy Keeler is a life-sayer. As ne
was going down the elevated stairs at
the foot OF Broadway New York. Few
days ago. he was startled by seeing
an object suddenly catapulted in his
direction. His trained eve took in the
situation in a fraction of q second.
and. bounding quickly on his feet as
IL to snatch up a liner out TO right
field. he grabbed up gentleman with
a beautiful souse. who had been
pitched headlong out OF a grogEery
But for Keeler's presence OF mind the
aforesaid gentleman would be in the
morgue today.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
RICHTER COULD HAVE HAD IT
Magnates SAID 70 Have Offered Him
National League Presidency.

Reports ~ The National league meet
ing at New Yorl, Saturday have it that,
but FOR his own reluctance IN accept
iuS. Frank & Richter. editor ofsSport
ue Life. might have had the preet
dcucv OF the organization
When IL became obvious thar CONS
promise candidate would be acceptable
to both tive fIsydler and Ward .3,
tons RiChteT's name was mentionrt
AMI the editor seemed Ia have easy
sailing \ committee waited on linn
but he wanted time ~ consider the
proposition During the wait l.yusl
WAS nominated and the suggestion re-
suited in his election
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

Tomorrow the Times viii publish on
thIs pace the seeond story. by Jas. j.
JeHries. in which ne tells 81 MS tlJnt
with that piece OF rawnide. Tom
Sharkey. JeffrIes explains now Ne was
forced 20 wage a one e.handed battle
AGAINST the sailor champion and how
re out.9eneraled sharkey.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
Clarke Hesds Bio Hunt

Manage Fred ClarkeLof the PuH,g-
rcpruut nuziuc"rcd big game nuut
in fho Usage Nation. near Udall. Kan.
tIarEes party numbering s. mon
liHcI .'o animals and binds ~ tho
rud ol f1c h'E -hool Clarke footed tire
It!li lof au o!stcr supper Tor the party
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

Pitcher Jack CheshrO will go south
with The Rcd SoX and Try TO dnd tine
winning stuff that he used in former
years
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

The successive acts In the Jerries
drama appear TO be: Seeing II can
get ready 70 fight" Getting ready 90
fight" Fighting. and How !
whiuped the smoke Varying rates
have prevailed up 20 date. but the
public Is expected to pay for them all
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

Ihr phntnvrnph un- made especially
for The Drtroit Times Just htfcr
I,uch was sprung upon the mag
mates ~ John q. Brush, and elected
without y dissenting vote. u ~
spIentIId likeness of the man who -
rNpertcd 80 icnd the old league out
"f the tungIe az bickrring mud place
the organization upon ~ higher plane
than ~ ever achieved. even under
the leadership al the iunentcd Harry
ruIIiam.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

RiIlv sullivan has sort OF horse
shoe substitute for spikes. is there
a blacksmith on the grounds?
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

President l-Nh'h OF '"c 'N"''"""'
league r
It rolls trippiugly o0 th, tongue and
e-----------~ will begin Co. sound
n>u natural very short
at cHr 10 ly In DH proba-
WAKE coon. bihty We Will he un-
der The necessity
OF using the term quite ifequvn..f
and Tor a.. long while Tor MI
Lynch" from what loca. friends ri
acouaintances say. lis quite consider
ably tho man emit ont FOR the ioo or
running the National league sncR
a feat is possible In an organization
COMPRISING So many discOrdanil4 ts'
gressiVe elements,
The writer knows President Lynch
only by reputation Tie never acted 1s
umpire i'm the American league AMI
his service in this capacity IN the
National ante-dated large proper
tion. of the present generation oi sport
writer's But IL is noticeable tact
that all of the old National lcasuH
bali players have a good wori i'r
him The writer has heard Hughle
Jennings tell stories OF his nerve en-.
his ability and. when ono Of the ol'
Baltim1res was won over 20 spea IS
we'll of an arbitrator. he has reason for
inst feeling ~ personal pride. JIM
nv Casey Of tho Brooklyn and ChN
caeo clubs erstwhile. now a prosper
ous Detroit manufacturer. joins m tNe
approval OF tho action OF the National
League magnates in selecting Lynca
FOR leader
Lynch will set "A new record in the
way he will stand back OF his UNI
plres. said Casey when he heard me
news OF the ex-umpires uneXpectef
elevation If ever there was "A stlckieF
for discipline. Lynch filed the bill
Charlie Farrell was about as popular
a player with the umpires In the Oh
DAYS. as there was. and always so'
along we'll with them But one day
heard Farrell forget himself and all
dress a mild word ot protest 10 Lynch
whom he address as Tom
Mr.. Lynch. X vow please Mr..
Farrell was the package Charlie got
I don't believe he ever forgot him
SELF on the field again
From these and other remarks II
seems that the National league has a
man who will either he president IN
name and in fact or who will 20 down
6rhting 10 the last. Can the organiza'
tion of malContents summon enough
pride in the squareness OF such a man
10 back him up,
II has never done so Yet and rs long
as such men a Brush and Murpny
are playing parts in the cast Il viii
hardly do SO nov
II will be interesting 20 sit back and
watch what happens on the inevitable
occasion that will arise when one OF
these men tries 70 put something over
on the former arbitrator and gets
caught in the act.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

Coaches Of football teams who DO
not take their men out IN the spring
and give them couple OF months OF
work al kicking and receiving kicks
will miss a golden opportunity 10 steal
a march on their opponents The
private tip S given me that the rules
committee is going 10 build a game
next year that VIII be just about all
kicking
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
HEART With Ms
- Sporting
HEART Editor.

President Lynch Of the National
League r
It rolls trippiugly OF IA, tongue and
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

In the meantime. look out FOR flood
OF anecdote about Lynch. He's 0een
out OF baseball for a time but he's a
man who willed the game plenty OF
occasion for vivid recollection
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
Sporting Notes
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The lid ha, clnuEcd q" >NEi"""'- "oN-
I,urrouEhs have

ID H. anxious &" hook few
k. -au.r> tF t.t d. .hN
.f.r. as T'lI Iz'T
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-20

use Daily News Want Ads for all
your Wants.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-20
Does Not Want First Place,

One of the candidates who has
worked hard from the start of the
contest, but who has never desired to
be at the head of her district, writes
the contest manager as fallows:
Il am not afraid of the finish if l
can only keep within reach of the
top. just know my friends will come
to the front when they see am going
to be among those right in the race.
For the present, do not care to be
leader in my district. And l know l
am not the only one who could have
as many votes counted now as the
person who is in first place. l will try
for first place just within a few days
of the close and take what can get
as the local candidate-and from peo-
pie who don't even know me-when it
comes to test between my town and
some other place"
That's the politics of it. The can
vass is in such condition that it is
anybody's race in any of the districts.
Smart work is what will count lust
as much in this contest as it would
in any competition, where the prizes
are worth $4,000, and can be had by
any of the contestants.
Every mail brings in votes for the
contestants and the doors of the Of
flee are kept swinging constantly
with the steady stream Of voters who
go In and out, casting for their fav-
orite candidate in the contest. The
contest is certainly gaining ground
day by day, and no one can anticipate
what height this good natured tug
of war will attain.
A great many people do not under
stand, and for their benefit we wish
to say that any one starting to take |
the paper since the contest stared |
will always be considered a new sub /
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-20
PROCLAIM FIRST
CUBAN PRESIDENT
IN HAVANA TODAY
Hearst News Service.

Havana, January 2O.-General Jose
Miguel Gomez was proclaimed presi
dent and Alfredo Zaya vice president
OF the Cuban republic at the session OF
the new congress today. The formal in.
auguration of the officials and re-es.
adjustment of the republic as an indie
pendent government will take place
a week from tomorrow.
Preparations for turning over the
machinery of the government to the
incoming president are practically
complete. Not the least disturbance
in the governmental functions will
attend the transfer of authority imme.
diately on General Gomez taking the
inaugural oath at noon on Jan. %.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-20

|DCSouSS
"a We have the best constructed
and equipped bakery in the city and
can turn out the best domestic,
French Rye, Vienna and Graham
bread.
Because
(2) We are using nothing but the
best quality of bread and cake -four
we can find, and our cakes are sweet
and nutritious.
Because
CD We have two of the best baK-
ers in this whole country, and can
make anything you want.
ecauSe
(D We employ polite and courte-
Pus drivers to wait on you.
ecause
(5) We deliver nice, fresh bread
your door twice daily.
ecause
I6) WE SELL "a TICKETS FOR
10 AND give good service to those
huy them, thereby giving you
neft of the discount and
Ways get the correct change,
the driver does not have to
ONE loaf of bread until the
auSe
Because we sell all of our
while they are fresh and car
omplete assortment of cakes
wagons all the time.
use
Ve don't use COTTOLENE,
pRIFT, or any other LARD
UNDS in making cakes.
lSe
run our business on a
s. which is the only cor
Od for doing the bakery
t enables us to sell cheap
pse who are solvent and
have to pay the debts Of
are not.
but not least, we want
IS and need the cash.
hve nothing undone to
fleet satisfaction.
BA K cry
2. Home Phone 1865
1oteI HattIesburs.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-20

This Furniture carefully selected from the large stock Of
re handled by the Abney Furniture Company and consists
he very finest furniture to be had and the winner has the
on of choosing either bed or dining room suit
Every housekeeper knows the value of this furniture when
see it, for it Of class well worth place any home, and
winner may well feel proud and eaed over such substantial
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-20

R. B. Hopkins speft the latter part
Of last week with Ms. Hopkins who
is at the South Mississippi Infirmarv
at Hattiesburg for "a Rtment.-Colum-
bia Columbian.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-20

ENJocQllR&0!
| .&!s:slCMzxTluzVEBs..::'..

and votes will be given accordingly.
If you start the paper now and pay
something in advance and wish to pay
more later during the contest, you
will receive the same number of votes
as a new subscriber.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-20
HANDLERS
TO HOLD Meeting
Hearst News Service.

Jersey City, January 20.--With del.
egates from local unions all over the
country represented, the International
Freight Handlers Union convened in
Jersey City today for it's annual con-
yention. which will last three days.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-20
OPERA IN BALTIMORE.
Hearst News Service.

Hearst News Service.
more, January 20.-The Metro
Opera Company will appear
bnight, as the first of three
Turing the present season. The
visit will be on February 10
third on April 6 and Z.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-20

do 1t right, that's why take. Try
me once for goodness sake. Premium
Powder. 1-5I2
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-20

START THE New WEAR RIGHT
SHAVE AT HOTEL HATTIEsBuRc
BARBER SHOP.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-20
CANDIDATES BUSY
SECURING BALLOTS
. *"**"*"*~~~~.an.
THE PRIZES.

:" Five Hundred Dollars in gold. I:
: Two Werlein Pianos, $500 each. !.
!: Two $1-00 suites of furniture. :
!: Two 500 diamond rings. :
: Six Scholarships in the Hatties- :.
!: burg Business College. j.
:: Six Ladies size Elgin watches. :.
:: Six Scholarships in the South :.
:: Mississippi College. ::
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-20

Mrs. e. w. williams .
Miss Sophie Sutton :.
Miss Mary Curley :.
Miss Mary Barwick :.
Miss Lola Griffith -.
Miss Helen Duncan .
Miss Ella May Nickles
Miss Irene Mcmillan 4.
Miss Carrie Pickering
Miss Madge Hall
Nies Nattio Mckinley
Ffee pr'.'inr Iohl v--
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-20
1OREASONS
Why You Should Trade
\ With Us.

"a We have the best constructed
and equipped bakery in the city and
can turn out the best domestic,
French Rye, Vienna and Graham
bread.