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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-04
Rain IN STATE
FOR PAST MONTH
Special TO The Neus.

JACKSON, Miss, November A.
The monthly report of the Mississippi
department of the weather bureau
shows only 1.S9 inches of rainfall for
the month of October, as compared
with 39-year average of 2.64 inches.
The amount of precipitation, however,
was much better than that for the
same month last year, which was
only 0.04 inches. There is an accu-
mulated excess of rainfall since Jan
uary list of 3.01 inches.
The average temperature for the
month was 6S degrees, as compared
with a 29-year average of 66.3 de-
grees, the highest temperature was
81 degrees on tn 18th, the lowest Al
degrees on the 25th, the greatest daily
range II degrees on the 9th. The ac-
cumulated excess of temperature since
January 1st is 2O3 degrees.
There were 10 clear days, II partly
cloudy days and one cloudy day dur
ing the period. A heavy frost occur
red on the 25th, which was the only
visitation of this character during the
month.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-04
ALLEGED TIGERS
FREED BY COURT
Eight Alleged Blind Tiger Operators
Acquitted by Biloxi Judge Yester-
cay Morning.
Social 10 The .Neus

Special 10 The News
BILOXI, Miss, Nov. 4.-The eight al
legged blind tiger operators against
whom charges were brought by the
police committee of the city council,
were all discharged by Judge C. J..
Elmer in the city court yesterday. The
credihiiity Of the witnesses for the
city and the incompetency of some of
the testimony were The grounds on
which tie cases were dismissed After
five of the cases were tried the affi-
davits against the remainder were
Withdrawn by City Attorney F. w.
Elmer.
The men against whom charges were
pending are John Lind, Harry LoftiI,
Henry Halter, Joe Martini, John Hal
Ter, Frank Shaffer, John Madge, and
Cy. s. Pears, a colored man. Detec-
tive Walter Hubbard has worked up
the case.
Councilman Lazro Lopez, a member
of the police committee, stated that
all affidavits were withdrawn, but that
the city would not let up in it's fight
against the blind tigers and liquor
law violations whenever they could be
found.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-04
Nav Smoke in Church

Dayton, ON order to stimulate
interest in the afternoon meetings for
men, Rev. Thomas W. Cook, rector of
st. Andrews Episcopal church here.
announces that he will permit smok-
ing during service.
Invitations have been sent out
broadcast, asking the men to attend
the meetings, bringing their smoking
materials-either pipes or cigars
along.
Rev. Cooks congregation is encour-
aging the movement and expects Il b
prove successful
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-04
A Waist Contraction.

Laura" said the young lady's
mother, not unkindly, 'it seems to
ME that you had the gas turned rath-
er low last evening" 1T was solely
for economy, mamma" the maiden an
swered There is no use trying to
beat the gas company, my daughter.
! have noticed that the shutting off
of the gas is always followed by a
corresponding increase of pressure.
well, that lessons the waist, doesn't
it, mamma, dear?" replied the artless
girl.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-04
Fear to Depend on Oil,

II is curious that the British naval
authorities should have abandoned oil
fuel at time when in foreign fleets
Il has been decided to substitute oil
for coal The British empire has very
limited resources of oil fuel and at
present the navv's sunplies have to be
imported. These supplies might be
cut off in time Of war and II is being
given up.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-04

You were told in the
beginning that the goods
here must be sold and
the prices had been
made to move them.
We'll they are moving,
and moving fast. You
had best buy while the
stock holds out. 1t will
be a long time before
you can buy furniture
again at a saving of one
half, one-third and one
fourth.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-04

"Why is it easier for a man who
has a job to get another job?"
"Well. an employer will often give
a man good reference in order to get
rid of him. louisville Courier-Jour-
nal.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-04
MADE IMPRESSION
ON PRESIDENT
Is mere Any Chance of Justice Whit.
''e'd's Being Appointed to
U. S. Court?


e 'AOASoN' Nov. 1.-THE very decid-
ed impression on President Taft maao
oy Chlef Jue,ice A. II. Whitfield of
Inc Mississippi Supreme Court in his
uuo'eSS at Inc banquet in this cit,
Tuesday nigaJ is being regarded with
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-04
The Drug
Sundries Counter

DRUG SUNDRIES properly speak
ing includes all that very long list of
goods that are exclusively to be found
and best had at the Drug Store and
which you naturally turn to the drug
store for when about to make pur.
chase.
Our Stock embraces everything in
such lines as Brushes, Combs, SOAPS,
Sponges, Toilet Articles, Rubber Goods
Of every description but particularly
Hot Water Bottles, Combination and
Fountain Syringes, Ice Caps. Tubing.
as well as full line of Nurses, Sick
Room and Surgeons Supplies.
All these goods are carried in our
stock in the highest obtainable grades
and qualities and in many of the above
lines we have secured the exclusive
selling agency in this locality, a fact
which must impress itself upon all
buyers of items in these lines. Our
prices are the most reasonable to
quote in all lines.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-04
Truth Tersely Put.

There are no rounds Vt drinks in
the ladder of success. Il. Il. Shet-
terly
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-04
WHY THESE LOW
PRICES ON FURN|-
TURE," YOU ASK

! Am Going Out Of the
Furniture Business and
Factory Prices Have Been
Placed on Every Article !
in the House.
DREssERs-s5.5o, $3.50, $1,000
At Haisfields.
.:H:'
WASH sTANos-s5.ss, $3.50, $3.50
At Haisfied's.
:%:.
6EDsTsADs-$2.5o. $3.50, $500
At Haisfield's.
.:>:,
COMPLETE BED ROOM sUITs-s14
and up
At Haisfield's.
.:.A:
BED sPRINes-s1.4s a pair
At HasfieId's.
PoRTiERs-S1.25
At Haisfield's.
WARORosEs-se.es to $40.
At HaisfieId's.
DINING TABLEs-s4.Oo and up
Et Haisfields.
DINING cHAIRs-6Oc, $1.a5, $1.s5, 81
At Haisfield's.
JAPANESE MATTING-1sc a yard by
the roll
At Haisfield's.
CHINA MATTING-12c a yard b.
the roll
At HaisfieIds.
HAT RAcKs-ss.oo, $500, s12.5c
At Haisfield's.
KITCHEN SAFES-$2.ss
At Haisfields.
COOKING sToVEs-s5.ss and up
AT haiSfieids.
KITCHEN TABLES-$1.25
At Haisfield's.
LACE CURTAiNs-es cents a pair
At haisfields.
ROCKING cHAIRs-$1.4e to $500
At Haisfield's.
IRON BEDS-$1.25 to $3.50
At HaisfieId's.
WINDOW SHADES-1e cents
At HaisfieId's.
The sun., 1909-12-19
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The market for both Gail and time money
last week was quiet With ate9depcy toward
easier conditions. Cali funds loaned be-
was was or only VS. an insiSnificsnt demend for sc-
rss Sn s sSS sass In ksss
and ninety days; n Per cent; icr Tor ioST % 1ye I've
twelve months money, Comfnerciel paper
was quoted at TO .h per cent. for prime
single names and indorsed bills receivable;
The foreign market was very strong
throughout last week, There was an active
demand FOR sight sterling and as remittance
% the me Ss.ss Ss ss
S.S. sssss .:ss e. asns.$ S. 's .ss
assssS e ssss ,, * :eiss s.s
sssess sHS 2is less :;' and 81. pia:
% i3-is.
Dog:..o .5Sh:nss sS.. gs New YSss ss.-
s1yGf ''ss Nv lSs Sa
75c. discount TO par; banks,' 81 premtum.
SnnssRoRse R.ussop pfs%ISi% ss.%iu st Mo1soss Eosis
Par. San Francisco--ssc. premium.
Money In London. sk6t per cent. Rate
Of discount In the open market Tor short %
The closing price q consols w.s 9! s-is for
money and s5n Tor the account: psri:
sSs: g the ssDns@c g fss sss q
London, as francs 11x csntimss. Private
sssh schsnse Sa elsS0fS sS Ioadon 3 MARKS S pfss
New York Clearing House statement:
EXCHANGES. ss77 sst ;eAt: ~ balance: g s7o; ;cs4;
yo sss s. Fss Hs a f.s TSuon ;s't y p :S
| Mexican silver dollars were quoted st 43c.
The sun., 1909-12-19
Business rrsublss.

A creditors petition In bankruptcy has
been nled against Harry Lsvsy. dyer and
cleaner, OF sii West Forty-third street.
and Judge Adams has appointed Marcus
Hslfand receiver Mr.. Levey has been
IN business siscc 1893 and had a
number Of stores. For several years
past he has been operating heavily In
ieaschold properties. At the once Of
Abraham II. weltfisch. his attorney, IL was
said that the liabilities are about stoo, 900
and the assets probably sis0.ooo. principally
In lesseholds. plant. machinery and good
will.
been hled against Joseph Newman manu-
facturrr OF ncokwear, ss7, Rrcadwey, and
Judge Adams has appointed William Henksi,
Joseph y. Banks, trnckman and mover
1850 Third avenue. has fled petition In
bsnhruptcy. with liabilities s5.s7s and
iacop Dosdln auctIionssF: soa sscend
With. Liabilities ti5,QI7 .snd asssts si77
Jnation In supplementary proceedines
and bo.ssht entire seccks Of stores 70 ssal
81 auction. 4a 3sa 4tt
The sun., 1909-12-19
TIE GRAIN MARKETS.

wheat IrreguAar--vieaenf Mssc az nucnas
Ayres-Hncroasesl Ese1anrates n Argesr
tine Expertable surpins, However
-Liyerpssl Dssappeintins -Csrn and
Oats on. *
Wheat closed irregular. showing the
ELECTS OF weekend LIQUIDATION. Argentina
was still the great topic.in the grain trade
The news from that country cut both waye.
Estimates Of, its exportable surplus were
increased. but on the other hand prices at
Busn0s Ayres shot upward no less tnan
advance made many scepticai as 70 the
correctnsss OF the cabled quotations. bue
it apparently rsceivcd ample confirmation
In dispatches from private sourcss. To NOT
few this sensa tional rise In Arwentsua
following sharp advances on three pre-
ceding days seemed conclusive evidence
that the damage from recent frosts was
fully az great as ciAimed ut the time. In
deed Broomhall' cabied that reports re-
gsrding the frost damage ase being cer-
nrmsd.' That applied to the centre OF
| Argentina. The same cable also sasd
-Rains'In the north, whore harvesting 10
In progress ana where much OF the wheat
Ia on the ground. In che south drousht
prevails and rains are badly nssded.
Curiausly enough. however. sLiverpooi
paid little attentionyto the big advance at
Buenos Ayree. apparently prefernns 70
attach more weight TO estimates oil the
Argentine sxportable surplus In the neigh
borhood OF fo0.o0O.0o0 bush. Prices In the
English market opened u 10 I'D. higher.
but speedily faced the other way. closin
| I'D. lower to %d. higher. The domestic
news received scant notice. The receipts
werc small, cash prsmtpms were firmly
easafS sss sp iScinasion to lake prohis and syals
The sun., 1909-12-19
! ts.t at on cIty in which thsy bad stored

. fsst at OIL City In which they bad stored
iO0, 600 barrels. ~
BY Dooembsr oil wns nearly % IN Pitts-
burg. and preparations were made 20
river: but the river froxe over ina night.
an Toe gorge formed In OIL creek 9
few miles above and bald by q thread
Of ice o regular food time frephet-
The rest was only q matusr os time.
When the pressure became irrcsistlbie
q twenty mile current behind IL and
hurled it's great weight against the river
ice. The latter went to pieces and the
oil boats quickly followed suit. Once
more a loss Of something like s70o. .0oO
wac spread over the surface OF this petro-
leum tortured stream and n carefully
laid railroad to Quick fortune was wiped
out Of existence almost IN . minute.
The sun., 1909-12-19
HOLDEN
MnW Y<lrlg n

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Ns1 xSsS Ecvsussv .. $500
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csssi.ssns Sass shs % eSnsGsdasa1s sdn ssa e ~
r y 10 srsy,s. sass N. Ars.e... ss A.s.ssa
sesT -sSsi % ssssgsd .ss fss Esshsnies T.
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. e % Sseyids ssss : 6umSsr o. difscsSs &
W ssas ia. sSs. xrislss sf .Sssossssea $50
sHsa . slsss bcsrd o. birsetsfs . sssSrdsSlls
sf :s:ss ;S:, . !. =: e. ssg,,s s = ,ss sssss g
s g ~. 49, ;ss sss sSs & s' q sss s
shares and % sutherise ne uss q sgqh 80
ss .sS ssss e JoDbsa ri h
knd generally q vote upon any and Al, uf11e
sSe: ss e ana ws sss inc
ssl,s.,aon =: ~ snsnSmsos , a s ne .,ss,
stock and The usivsr and yss tbereot = &ns4 -
necessary In order 70 carry into fteSt ne.
pesed merger and consolidation as4 ~ So
the Nesicnal Copper B4ak s.-~
ThS transssr boeks ef thIs Bank shsil ~ 9s
go: s.s s.,K :Ss:s,s:s g s, i m K. -
pu..-- ~ -~'- Yr.sis--sx&
The sun., 1909-12-19

. ,P0OkO&A1H. Af,ss siagsflJf t}l13
s4sN>~~~~~~~se>~>~S>ye e>~~c-cceN>>>-~~ecc<~Ner
once Of the Department Of Psrka.. Assepl
Building. fifth Avenue and Hxfy fourth txt14
Borough Of Manhattan, the City OF New fotM1rf
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will - ~
ceiyed by the Park Board at the above 0f4n1 -
the Dep rtxnent Of Paris Until Q clock Y. - -
Borough Of Manhattan s@A't' fAflS
CONTRACT No. ~. 50 ~ aaIXo
For work and material for the furuftuf4 aN4
equipment OF the New York Pubic tyin1xn4D,
Astor, Lsnox and T1ldcn Foundations. Ftfth Av4r
avs, Rertie,h and Forty second Streets. bossslA
me :scqSi,y rsSS,.ss ,n, O. Win be One rsa.Ass
Tue time allowed for doing and compM4EAE
the work will be Twelve u.f calender m1u{13
after notice to begin work at the buit1Mk -
been Owen by tho Commissioner. stNrfffsl
The bids win be compared and the ccu1EAo4
awarded - q lump or aggregate sum. ~
Plans may be seen and blank forms maY. ~
obtained at the once Of the Dcpartmen1 ~
Parks, Arsenal. Central Park Now Yort c..
and also ~ the omcs Of the Architects, Caxx(G8
= Hsstings. New York Pubic Library BuiMl44
HENRY SAITH. Presa6rne 4
JOSEPH I. BENNY, lNtfl
MICHAEL T. KENHEDE,sN,
p.,sd nae N. ,ece' oe"in'''''hei' . ny " n1l>ss
.. s::: q: q :; :s.
The sun., 1909-12-19
FINANCIAL NOTES.

A Cotton Exchange seat has been sold
for sis.iO0, which is eo0O up from the sale
last previously recorded
The American Cities Railway and Light
Company, which began dividends ON It's oom-
mon stock on July last. at the. rate OF .
per. cent. . year. has declared semi-annual
dividend Of AZ per cent
The sun., 1909-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Csnee Higher-Cables Up-Previsiens
Lower.

A further rise in French coffee prices was
reflected In another advance here. The
offerings were light. Europe bought and
there was scattered local buying.
spot coffee was quiet. Rio No. Z. s1Sn
ss{c. Futures closed steady at S points sd-
vance. Sales, 1900 bags. Hatre and Ham
burg advanced kc. TO &c. Rio advanced 100
reis; receipts. 5000 bags; stock 500 900.
stOck p3s. 900. Sac Paulo receipts. 1000
bags; Jundiahy. io.700. Prices here rs fol-
The sun., 1909-12-19
Imports ana Experts.

The imports OF specie for ths. week we're
sass. .f0l silver and siso.l4s gold. making
total specie imports since January "a, isi,-
$50; gold. Ssai. 500. The exports. Of specle
since January have been: Gold, sas &C.,
Ii7 silver. s47 .S70 iet. total Of stss. .3i0. .7si.
The sun., 1909-12-19

PEovIsIoSs:-Lard was anet; prime
south American, yis. Pork frm: msss,
as rs. Beef steady; family. si6@si5, 80.
Cheese : state. /. c.. September. fancy.
i7c Eggs : Western nrsts, Sld33c. CHI
ca 70, Dec. is.---Thc bea eish hog situation
and further elsckening In shipping demand
caused provisions to rule lower. Packers
and miscellaneous longs sold; Quite good
Investment demand developed around
Prices were as follows;
La,s. Gs;. $s. s 81 g. g: .:: ss:::. ::.
ssy say, .i.is' .isSs iisos h.%f is% ,sse
,.s . & .,,s.s,;s asss Hs: e.: H., , Hs ,:ss ,;
,ss :,ss: ss ss 's ,:,. 49, i.s' fsss ;s is.
sssls. !. sssiriisss Cen ss;s
Refned quiet. Oranulated. tesms!oso.
NAVAL 8ronEs.--Spirife OF turpcnstne,
s7kc. Common 70 GOOD strained rosin'
vs.is. T. 49, N K isll n sist Y X ~. "A
The sun., 1909-12-19

NEW YORK CTTY-Wan Street Men may leave sub 4
scrptions and advertisements at the Wall Street ofce
IS Broad Street Telephone 2200 Beekman.
i39i Broadway 38th Street. u
263 West l25th Street. "a
MacQuoid- Acom Special Agency-404 Tribune BuildinRs
BRO0KLYN-106 Liyngston Street, Court Street,, u
BOSTON. MASS-Room 20. Globe Blds.s Washinason 4
Strest--T. r. Harrison. M an ~
NEWARK, N. J.-794 Broad Strest,-F. n. Somner.S
CHICAGO, ILL--1002 1904 Tribune Bldg Guy g. osborn
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-Walter e. EdeA N u
LONDON. ENCLAND-Dorand Special Agsncy. , -
gent st. 73-s 1,5sEt ~ - -,ssk9 sAe IN
The sun., 1909-12-19

That evening whom returned TO our
rooms l found Laura 90 divertingly ab-
soybed in an outspread newspaper that
I knew before she spoke she must be her
own most intelligent reader.
Look at this. George she cried.
- double loaded column on the first
page OF the Newtown Clarion. How is
that for fame7 It's the funniest thing
ever read II I say it myself. My. my.
but it's richi"
took the copy Of the paper OF which
through some strange chance Laura was
the Washington correspondent with fore
bodings that quickly changed into dis-
rsy. The article was entitled The
Original American SuGra9ette." In terms
as minuteiy accurate as they were fanci-
fully hippant Il depicted Q lobbyist for
woman suffrage 90 that he who read
must recognize.
syhy. this is Misc Jermain done in fast
Co ors.- gasped.
Z OF course Il 10. agreed Laura gleefully
She came In here the other day to ask
some stupid questions about Mrs. Lar
comb and the LArchside case. and I lei
her talk on and on In blissful unconscious
ness that she was mp against the camera
for copy all the time
What did she ask about that claimi'
persisted.
'oh. she wanted 20 know how IL was
nat Mr.. Mundy, who had opposed IL al
along. had 90 suddenly come 70 advocats
II. couldn't tell her how Mrs. LAroomb's
poor insane sister Matilda had attacked
him with q knife and how hin vsry sym
Dathy for har and xunn<1ftfav. had hwoss.hl
The sun., 1909-12-19

Undoubtedly. generalixed the focr
trader in conclusion. "thc sons OF tho rich
serve a useful purpose. on the exchange.
1.-The gilded youth distribute around quite q
tittle OF the unearned increment. Yet all
Pthat glitters IL not gold.
The sun., 1909-12-19

The merger plan again fell aAt on the
stock market. Utah was weak and Anal
gamated iifeless.
The sun., 1909-12-19

moved TOT tn0 HVpO1uHu5uE OF bBI8Ct
coxnnittse TO hear and report on the mat
ter. The hearing is set for day after to-
morrow
s,,ch vile Islander. The truth 10 on your
side,- I said more encoura gingly than
FELT.
yes. but honor binds the truth to
siIence. That impossible woman Miss
would not report her idiotic franchisc
bill. The prima fsoie case against me.
The sun., 1909-12-19

xzrding a girl Of Lauras nature I said
slowly, Il should tell her OF the impending
disgrace without mentioning its capse;
by Jove. you're right cried Mr.:
true-to win or lose IL ell-and all the
resti just warn your Congressman TO
watch out for breakcrs, am going back
TO your rooms.' az ~ s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-11
NOTICE pOR PUBLICATION.
u. D. Land Ofiico at Lskcview.
Oregon. April 20. 1909.

NOTICE IL hereby given that
DANIEL. JOHNSTON. Of klamath
Falls. Oregon. who. on Nov. 81.
1908. made Timber and Stone Sworn
statement No. OS67. for M Sh.
section ~. Township - g.. Range
IN E.. WIN. Meridian. has nled
notice Of intention 10 mako Final
Proof. 10 establish claim TO the land
above described. before County Clerk
klamath County. ut his once at
klamath Falls. Oregon. on the 18th
day Of August. 1909.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Frank n. Upp. Of klamath Falls.
oregon: Henry O6cnbachcr, OF Kis.
math Falls. Oregon; Alvin J. Swift.
10 Klamath Falls. Oregon: John
Ansei. Of klamath Falls. Oregon:
Lester Kirkpatrick. Of klamath
Fails. Oregon: John J. rurber. Of
rokesnma. Oregon.
J. N. WATSON.
sis Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-11
Tales Of Cities.

Tho city Of Rusnos Aires is one Of
The most beautiful In the world. &c.
oud Paris. In fact with beautiful bou.
levards avenues. statuea ETC.. In svsry
direction. @ tt
New York city has comparatively
few old criminals. The average ago %
psssous arrested for crimes during the
last year was Q little more than TWEEN
ty.two years.
Baltimore IL congratulatins herself
On the figures shown BY the new city
directory. just issued. A decided
growth commercially and q gain OF
nearly $4,000 In population In the last
year are indicated. The population b
placed at 09i.l?a which h gain Of
il.e4i. according to the dlrsctory sdi'
tors estimate.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-11
Train and Track.

the hrst sleeplnR car was started
over the tracks In 1858.
Trolley wheels four inches IN diam
etsr run from 6OOO to 10000 milss.
while dve Inch wheels run between
$4,000 aud $4,000 miles.
More than $4,000. 600 has been paid
to employees Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road system out Of the relief fund that
was established BY the company In
1880
The longest stretch Of straight track
In the United States u on the Lake
Shore railroad beginning at q point
three miles west VI Toledo. O.. and
running sixty.nine miles without .
curve. N q 81.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-11
THE SEPARATION.
Why One Victim Lest Faith IN eide
Whisksesd 0ssthrsn.

Why One Victim Lest Faith In eide
Whisksesd oesthrsn.
"Ub.whilst 30 wns gone" said
Brother SmAtbers. relating the news
20 Brother BUckaIoo. who had tecn ou
. truSney. - geu'lenian 'rearsd an dc
scene yub wid de n0rati0D dat be- was
Q clnrryvoyant and de seventh non y
suppin-I dunnsh whnt-and was
swine 10 hold Sere~sion IN Dc lodge
hall and show signs snd wonduhs FOE
Dc modest sum o. two bits Tor folks
and 10 cents for betwixt sized chill
den; po'tIy pussOnnge. wid q striped
vest and wooily side whiskers. and
bout the shade. be waa. Of de opposite
side Of nsh."
"wisbt ia sheen dnr." enviousiy
remarked Brother Buckaioo.
"wisht yo' had. anh. ub.kaxe I likes
sympathy. "wcii.uh, de side whIsk.
cred gentleman took dc money at de
do. md de- house was plumb packed.
snd den he bIowed out dc lights spd
'nounced ip . grizzly voice Tor every.
body TO set right still. ub.kaxe for dc
fust spcarnint he was uh gwine to
whiri in and separate drir souls FUN
DER bodies"
"Mum.mum.m .muh Lawd. sab! Did be
do ~"
"Not SOS 10 could notice H. We
dess sot and sot aBd wnited and wait.
I'd. and bimeby = gambia mnn dat
wasn't skeesrd begun 10 snawt. and
Aoo hs lle I. llsS,s ara I,s.Sx<,iA sts s.,,k
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-11
Facts From France.

France has . number Of good sised
cities and towns still without eiec.
tricity. One Of them. Ia Rochelle. has
Q population Of $4,000.
An inha abitant Of Farmoutiers, France,
has left . legacy sufncient to provide
prizes Of % francs each yearly for the
two most polite scholars. male and t.
male. Of the town. The winners are
to be elected BY ballot Of their school.
fellows.
Frcnchwomen have caused to b IN.
troduced tn the chamber Of deputies .
bin ahrosating the clause In the civil
code declaring that The wife owes obe-
dience to her husband. Some Of the
most distinguished women In the coun.
try are said to be behind the move
ment.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-11

More than 6.0oO persons are burned
to death In the United States each
year. according to government dsures.
The proprietor Of one Of the princi-
pal stores in Mcrcdith. N. H.. has
placed the business In the hands Of
his four clerks to he run by them
during his vacation Of . year.
But seven states are represented In
consrsas entirely BY natives Of the
states. These states are Delaware.
Maine. Maryland. New Hampshire.
South Carolina. Vermont and Virginia.
The old Cole shop In Plymouth. erect.
I'd In 1854. has been converted Into o
quick lunch room. II has been equip
ped with electric lights and . flashing
electric sign. This was the nrst black.
smith shop erected In New England.