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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

Annie Laurie" Lass week ] referred
Co the new fashions uf dresslnE the hair.
when she put away her puffs. rats and
false braids As an the women urt nos
interested in this very live topic ] VIII re-
peat the recipe Tor making quiuiue hair
Eist one ounce OF QuinEOin. dissolve 81 iu
u pint OF alcohol and add ha pint or
cold water. II you VIII gently rub this
0uirzoin tonic in the scalp and roots of
the hair once or twice "a week. you viii
find the treatment not only refreshing.
but inviEorating and nourishinE- lt re-
condition and keeps ft healthy. Quinzoin
is just splendid tor preventing dandruff
use viii keep your hair from coming out
IL puts life into TIE hair and heigltens
its natural color. although u viii not
glossy
] n s You say you are unable 10
find a face powder that viii protect your
complexion from the wind. You can make
an Inexpensive complexion wash al home
that u far superior 90 any pow Ger. for
90 Win net rub off streak o. clog the
pores OF the skin Get tom your drug
in = pint q hot water. adding 2 tea
spoonfuis Of glycerire. This lotion viii
make your sall0w and oily skin look fresh
ana Youth1uL IT. is splendid also Tor
pimples, tan. frecEles and Geld sores for
it keeps the complexion soft. smooth and
velvety
lAAH ~ w. AA DTe not alNIN lN NAF
misery spring always finds thousands
Of women who are troubled with super
nuous flesh gained during the inactive
life Of winter. Here is simple ana
harmless remedy that viii not only stop
the accumulation OF flesh, bul VIII re-
duce your weight II you are too fat Just
get from your druggist 4 ounces Of par
potts, dissolve it ia pint Of hot water
ana take a Tablespoonful before each
meal ] have a friend who takes Off
about ten pounds M a few weeks every
spring with parnous-and she says she
feels better for doing g.
Ella W: The large pores and black
heads that cause you so much EN- barrass-
ment are probably caused By the use Of
face powder. Almozoin cream iellv il
the best remedy I know for clearing the
skin OF blackheads. large pores and those
little skin pimples that are SO annoying
You can make it yourself. Get from
your druggist one ounce Of almozoin. mix
H. with 2 teaspoonfuls Of glycerine and
add y pint OF water. Stir briskly for a
FEW minutes and let stand over night
You can use this safely either as a mas
sage OF cold cream. as IL contains no fats
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

20 many s1ciaI functons or ez-urzors-
Who WlI he tle sfeasere. and many u-ler
7 havs uegiected to cecal
fou may certa -1Iy briuE every one Who
all De Interested With you and uitn ls ir
the great problems rf our Departments. An.
r fle business st1c OF -rcr nrGar atl-l-l.
cincinnati has arraneed f1r h1isi 10.
10 eferl one. tud az -entraIIE located frat
r matters HttlE n raa are uut st head
fuatters- Prices VIII te tHe same f1r al
.le trEet committee " the tucaI board
SUI see % seating our friends from out-
SIDE, ana the evening meetings are prohan.!
uueu O. the pu hIc-fIrst come. first scrf ed
Ihe second week % NAY -lold Dc in
ONO the perfection of weather. but an
almanac brought 10 ny door re-eutly SAYS
not and unsettled weather. with thun1er
storms the week following So prepare
yourselves Tor al kinds Of heat and cold.
Net aud dry, and Dlen 1ou VII feel calmly
assured of heing well ard comfortably
dreE-td ir amy eu1erEancy.
The Cincinnati club women has uresen- ed
several suggestions 90 their Uuhlc-splrl- cd
friends among the gentlemen winch. n
t1iloWeo. VIII make the CITY clean and
sn2okeless We are sure that everything
possible VIII be done for cur comfort
The social functions viii be- few in NUM-
Der. as requested By the General Federation
board. and win pT.babiv be mentioned in
this number of the Bulletin. Excursions
are tn the naIure of things. not large
part q the Cincinnsti offer ne. as they were
Ln Boston The two cities differ historically
a. they do physically. and we are % see
AaNE NAlAr NA lllt4lllldIl aIlI LINi.l AlEN A4le
winding Ohio river and the hills OF Ken
tucky.
u vii be but a short time before you
4 know about the speakers. Each department
Z chairman IS desirUus Of having the bCsi
. Ter her work. and viii be constantly 1lert
+ % obtain the best Come and see and hear
and 3 assure you that you win nl- be diE-
4 appointed. Remember that the spirit yol
2 BRING q the convention viii be the glasses
through which you viii view everythluE
and which VIII color evpryThing you see.
There are two points I wish % bring ID
4 your attention. The pieasant Assurance
from the American Federation Of Arts Thai
the word misleading IN the February
number resulted from a mlsunderstandln ng
which is quite cleared away. The other is
The desire 20 bring 10 the notice OF Older
members OF the federation the sending O.
old documents concerning the historical be
z g-nnings OF lsss-lSg4 70 the bureau q in
+ formation. one was sent TO me recently
which was forwarded al once
The tenln biennial viii soon BE- OF th.
past May ns Inspiration last through mau1
years 10 come- Sincerely yours.
EVA PERRY MOORE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

The seventh annual convention OF the
Seventh district u the Nebraska Fedora
ton Of womens Clubs win be held al
WalthHl April n. Is and Is The meetings
VIII be held ia the Methodist church and
me following program has heen announced:
THURSDAY EVENING. s.sa
Art talk illustrated b. slides.
'Omala Customs ana Legends Dr.
susan LaF Picpftr.
Indian Love song. Margie Diddock.
Reception 10 delceatcs and visitors ten
cered hF TIE Woman's club ~ MalthiL
FRIDAY MORNING., 3 O'CLOCK
can 90 order-
lnyoca ion. Rev. Chappell
vocal solo rejected, Mrs Alexander. Ran
dutph. Neh
ADDRESS Of Welcoms. Mrs. Ksefs. Wo-
mans cluh. WalthnL
Response. Mrs DeBoW. Randolph Neb.
=, Report or district vice president. Mrs- o
n Needharn, Albion. Neh
club reports. three minutes each.
grtetinzs iron visiting officers
Vocal soio, selected Ms AleNander, Ran-
dolph. Neh
RsPorts q committees: civies. Mr1 Ar
thur bn0Nder, Albion. Neb.; Househoid
EcQnoIrtcs. MIS-. swanson, Oakland. Neh. (:
aealth, Ars- susan LaFleschs Picotts.
If-0-Box iunch served hy wouan's elub
.cQnDiirnsUtaEy fran business man u Walt
ERIDAY AFTERNOON. : O'CLOCK
Vocal soio sslecied. ALrA Josephins
EArnas, F'uIeEcun. Neh.
Reports q comulilteess Clyu Service,
MA q r. MsIedith. Norfolk. MAJ Eda-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

Among the topics that win be considered
ty the councI of club presidents that viii
precede the Cincinnati Biennial convention
of the General Federation vu be- The
relation of national organizations TO the
General Federation Affiliated orparfz--
tons. their privileges and their Dues IRE
vision Of bylaws" The official organ d.
Suggestions fer change OF arrangement
In the organization "
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

The Society of Fine Arts holds its meeting
next Thursday morning Mrs. John W
Griffith win be the leader Of the morning.
assisted by Mrs Walter Page and Mrs
L. $. Crofoot The artists 70 be presented
are Ary Scheffer, Paul DeIaroche and
AieKandre Decamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

D. az the rate 81 60 -erts q club. instead of
: cents a club as formerly. Article IN
ON elections. g BE- proposed t' amend hv
Inserting the f0Iouing provisions The
voting power of each member OF the nom
mating board shall he as follows. state
faaeratiors with membership of o oa3 or
less one vote. 4ea members. two eot as.
lteea lo laeA member. three votes In
addition states tayius clubs u direct
membership shall have for twenty-five
clubs. one vote. FOR fifty clubs. two
votes. and FOR 100 clubs. three votes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

Mrs Thomas CreiEh has been elected
president of the local Association % Col
legiEte Alumnae, succeeding Nrs. g E
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
To Remove
SupsrfIuous Hair

DR.. Duvall the prominent physician.
says; I consider De Miracle the only
safe, sure and radical cure for that very
common and objectionable trouble SUI
perLuous hair" Better take 4 doctor's
advice; don't be deceived with fake nee
treatments Poisonous, worthless concOc-
tons are dangerous, besides, after you
have used them II VII be harder to re-
move the hair.
De Miracle Is sold BY sherman a Nc
Connell Drug Co, 18Th and Dodge sts. and
the owl Drug Co, 18th ana Earney Ets
and al other good stores. Booklet free in
plain sealed enVcl0pe by the De Miracle
Chem, Co, Dept io5, 1895 Park ovenue,
New York
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
Among the Women's Clubs

Programs for Second Meetings of Nebraska State
Fedeaton-M Perry Sends Message Members Of the
General Fedaton-work Library Extension Committee
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
New York Society Gossip

Mr. and Mrs Drsxe and Daughter with vsoount Are Coming
Over for Tony yr Weddng-Ns Astor Visiting in New
York-Ia Of Weddings Well in the Big Metropolis
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

HE clubs OF the Second district
E~ Of the Nebraska Federation viii
mold their annual convention
Wednesday. April Il, al the pub
lie library at South Omaha
s The morning session viii open
at s o'clock with the invocation By Dr.
Wheeler and Mrs. William Davidson, dis
trict vice president VIII preside Tha
program follows:
9I-TiRno solo, Miss GeorEiana Davis.
so-Address Of welcome Mrs Bruce Nc
Culloch of south Omaha
A-G-Response. Mrs. J. r EnTuh OF Blair
Io.do-Paper Education" Mrs. Grant
Williams Of Omaha
e-ao-Thrse-nln reports BY club prssi-
dents
n.l5-Rouna Table discussion.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
l.o-P7aao solo. Mr.. Victor Lytle-
l-4s-Address BY state president, Mrs. F.
H Cole.
205--Work Of ths Visiting Nurse" Miss
Nan Dorsey Of Omaha
2.1y-Talk on art Mrs / s LeAvitt Of
Durdee
3.SS-~Glimpees Of Colonial Life" Mrs
Noah Perry OF Dundee.
2,E-Yocal solo. Mrs Fred ToWle Of
S.i-Papsr. -Civn Services" BY Mrs \.
H Nelson of Omaha Discussion by Mrs
EdWard Johnson and Mrs. Elizabeth Searz
s.s5-Iddrsss BY District Vice President
Mrs. william Davidson of Springfield.
a.eO-buE1ness session
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

-irb VIII bod Lts last regular meetIrL Tor
tIH season "Wednesday morning. a.. Do
o'c'cck Ms. n LauEfeid. leader This
lesson win close the years course OF study
the subject of which was Formation af
National story -Literature.- Ms A. u
sumers viii give paper. The Serial
Story and Mrs LanEfe,d. resume of
the years work. followed By c.sss dis-
cussiou-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

Davies who resigned to 60 abroad f1r an
cKtendsd stay AIRS. p. p. Ilocmis viii have
charge 1f tho meeting of the association
on next Saturday, at the Young Wouen's
Christian association. she wiz be assisted
by Mrs. Elizabeth shannon. bIrs. Creleh
and Mrs MARY Mcintosh Hrs Emma
Byers vfu speak of .The Relation 0t the
COLLEGE G'rl aud working ci-l
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

Mrs. Russell Sage and Miss Helen Gould
have become interested in tbs history Of
their families. whether they hope 10 find
nobility psrched upon some ancient branch
of the family tree. I do not know.
According to Prof. Fsnry Whit,emore,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. William Watts Sherman
and their daughter have passed out Of their
period Of mourning for Mrs sherman 5
mother. the late Mrs. John Carter Brown
and viii arrive at their Newport cottage
for the season about the middle OF April
The return OF the family 10 social gay
eties means much. especially 70 the younger
set
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gould have re
turned home after tour OF the west The
while in the southwest, I presume. Nj
Gould took advantage Of the opportunit
10 inspect some Of his railroad properties
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

The Rockefsllers have arrived from the
south and are once again installed AZ their
Pocantieo Hills estate. John d. Rockefeller
keeps his West Fifty-fourth street residence
constantly in readiness fer occupancy with
a corps Of servants Thus It happens thas
he sometimes spends 2 portion Of each day
An New York and the balance in Tarryt0wn-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

one Of the features OF the art exposition
OF the Cercle de rUnion Artistique in Paris
is a portrait OF Mrs. Hugh Baxter Tevis,
or Mrs. A Hart Mckee, as she was.
Mrs. Tsvis. who comes from an old Ten
nessee family. denies the report that she
viii marry Pierre Deschamps. She played
golf with him at Cannes and roulette at
Monte Carlo. but says she, that was all.
An engagement. On, dear no.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

As 1 have told you before the date
VIII be set az a time when King Edward
can be present as DE- has alrrsdy given
a tentative promise 90 attend
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

FRANCES d. KEEFE.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-02

ness will be suspended while citizens
go to League Park to witness the
double-header game between Jackson
and Greenwood to decide the pennant
fight.
Hon. Earl Brewer, candidate for
governor, will deliver an address on
"Organized Labor and Patriotic Citi-
zenship," at the Labor Day celebra,
tions in Natchez
The rural letter carriers in the
seventh congressional district, who
will be given holiday on Labor Day
have been requested by President R
c. Taylor, of the state association, to
assemble at McComb for participation
in the Labor Day parade.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-02
!SIX HUNDRED MOTORS ARE
USED IN HATTIESbURG

tress Co., one horse power; Owl
Drug Co., one 1 horse power for car
Donating water and one horse pow
er for turning ice cream freezer;
Hays and Field and Yellow Pine Phar-
macy each have IL horsepower for
carbonating water.
In addition to these there are many
smaller motors used for various and
sundry services. There are now
about three hundred electric irons in
use in the city, and something over
four hundred electric fans more than
half of which are ceiling fans. There
are also nine elevators, twelve sew
ing machines run by electricity and
five electric cook stoves.
The Traction Company is selling
electrical novelties, such as irons
ETC., at just the cost price, in order to
popularize the use of electric power
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-02
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

A man doesn't mind being bossed
by his wife if he isn't.
Perhaps time is money because it
manages to slip away so fast.
An ideal woman is one who sue
ceeds in concealing her .imperfections
You may be honest as the day is
long, but the days are growing
shorter.
The language Of flowers is on tap
when barefooted boy steps on a
thistle.
There are times when it is excusa
BILE for a musician to blow about his
business.
If you're looking for reward, 1t Is
better to be pacemaker than Q
peacemaker.
Virture is its own reward, but some
people seem to think it requires lot
of advertising
A young man who speaks from OK
perience says it is easier to keel
company with girl than it is Il
keep a wife.
Why will woman try to put No
6 foot in a No. shoe, then proceed
to decorate the other extremity of he
person with hat the size of a car
wheel?-Chicago News.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-02
GRIDIRON GAME
TO BEGIN EARLY
Aspirants For Football Honors Are
Already Lmbering Up On Grid
irons and Vacant Lots.
(By Union Associated Press.)

New York, Sept. 2.-Some such
sage saying as that regarding a GER
tain early bird and a worm appears to
have been adopted as a motto by all
the football sharps of the big eastern
universities. With September less
than two days gone, the call for the
assemblage of the football candidates
has gone forth, and on many gridirons
and vacant lots the aspirants to fame
are now limbering up their legs in
preparation for the gruelling work
ahead Of them.
The new rules are responsible for
this early activity. The coaches real
ize that they must be up and doing
if they whip their men into shape be-
fore the opening Of the season late
this month.
Ordinarily Yale, Harvard and other
coaches call out their men about the
middle of September. This year the
Ellis will have an early start, assem-
bling next week at Lakeville, Conn,
for rudimentary rule drill. Mean
time, the candidates are wrestling
hard with the rules. Coach Haugh-
ton, of Harvard, will take about thir-
ty of his men to Oceanville, Me-, there
to spend three weeks in hammering
the new rules into them.
Annapolis men will have little pre-
liminary training, as they will not re-
port until Sept. %, and will play
their first game on Oct. 1. Princeton
will get into the training game earlier,
as will Pennsylvania and Cornell.
Football experts predict that this
year will be poor one for the foot
ball fans. So many radical changes
have been made In the rules that the
players will be very much handi
capped. and the play is likely to be
listless and uninteresting. 1t will
take at least this season for the play
ers to discover Just what is allowable
and how far they can 80 without In
fringing on the new regulations Of the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-02
Increase of Popularity Of Electricity
As Motive Power Attributed to
Reduction in Rates.

There is no better indication of the
progressiveness of a city than the
amount of electricity used in it, and
it is probably true that Hattiesburg
has increased in this respect more
than any other city in the country.
Within eight months, or from Feb. LIST,
1910, the amount of horse power has
been increased 1872 per cent. At that
date there we're one hundred and sew
en- motors in use. Now there are six
hundred. In each case the customer
is being saved from twenty-five to
fifty per cent of his operating force.
Since Feb. list, The Dalton Electric
Company has installed $4,000 worth
of motors alone, inclusive of electri-
car fixtures other than motors. This
remarkable gain in the use of electric
power is caused in part by the fact
| that the Traction Co. has recently cut
their rates half in two or better, and
thus electricity, which has always
been recognized as the best and most
convenient form of motorage, Is now
as cheap or cheaper than any other
kind. There are still some big steam
engines in use here, but not single
gasoline engine is now being used.
The Traction Company has one of
the most up-to-date plants in the
South and have never used more than
a small per cent of their capacity.
But if the popularity of electric pow
err continues to increase, it will not
be many months before the entire
capacity of the plant will be brought
into USE The Dalton Electric Com
pany carries a full line of electric
supplies and motors so that Hatties
burg is fortunate in the convenience
with which it may use electricity.
Among the motors put in by the
Dalton Electric Co. since Feb. list are
the following: Meridian Fertilizer
Factory, two 7 1-2 horse power mo
tors, one 10 horse power, one Is horse
power and one 80 horse power, il
addition to two 80 fifty horse powel
motors used in operating the cottoI
gins and one five horse power alread!
in use. Watkins Machine Co., one q
horse power in machine shop, one i
horse power in the foundry and on
Is horse power for driving air CON
pressor. These motors were installe
only last week. Craft Cabinet Co
7 1-2 horse power; Enterprise Ma
chine Foundry Co., 10 horse power
, Hattiesburg Cabinet Works, two 1
horse power; one horse power
Dixie Marble Works, 10 horse powe
for driving air compressor; Kom
Machine Co., one Is horse power an
: one 1-2 horse power, the latter fo
tanning the foundry fires; DR.. B.
Davenport, small motor for attacl
ment to his electric horse-clipper
Otis Smith Wagon Co., one Is hors
power and one horse power; HON
Ice Cream Co., one 5 horse power
\ Hattiesburg Ice Cream Co., one
: horse power; Hattiesburg Bottlin
|, Works, one 3 horse power
| Mississippi Bottling Works, one
a horse power; Coca-Cola Bottlin
$ Works, one horse power; Dixie Ma
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-02
- - CURES

he skin is composed of two distinct layers. One
wn as the epidcrmis, or outer skin, which has no
tt; g., T. soNS,i 49, ~ "a Si;ts
1 beneath The other layer is known the derma,
rue skim and is composed of elastic bres, fat TISSUE
nds, lynphatics, nerves. etc. The thousands Of tiny
ms and arteries with which it is inteaced constantly
pply every fibre and tissue with heathfu properties
IN the circulation to keep the skin smooth and perfect
This is changed however, when the blood becomes
ted with humors, acids impurities Instead of
the circulation deposits the acrid impurity with
it is contaminated, into the sensitive fbres and
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-02

for public exercises and parades have
been formed, and addresses on timely
topics will be delivered at the usual
picnics and outings.
No plans have been formulated by
the labor unions in Jackson for pub
lie celebration, but the occasion will
be made public by reason of the fact
that it will mark the close of the
Cotton States League, and all bust
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-02
GORDON'S TESTIMONY
PROVES INTERESTING

Cooper's New Discovery and did so,
two bottles of the preparation putting
my stomach into good condition.
Previous to my taking the New Dis
covery could not eat meal without
experiencing pain and discomfort af-
terward.
II had been in this condition for a
long time, although 1 had tried many
different remedies in search of Keller,
and at last reached the conclusion
that l had exhausted every available
resource Coopers New Discovery
was therefore to me almost heaven
sent blessing, and the work of the
medicine was so permanent and last
ing that l have had no recurrence OF
my former trouble whatever.
81 can eat anything l care for with
out noticing any bad effects afterward'
I have recommended Cooper's New
Discovery to many persons Of my ac-
quaintance, and it never fails to give
satisfactory results. 1t reaches the
seat of stomach trouble in mighty
short order"
Persons who are suffering from
stomach disorders will find in Coop
er's New Discovery a most potent
remedy. There is a heavy demand
for the Cooper preparations. for which
we are agents in this community
HAYS & FIELD.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-02
Ill CELEBRATE LABOR
DAY in MISSISSIPPI

Jackson, Miss, Sept. 2.-Labor Day
LIBERATION will take place in nearly
of the larger cities and towns of
ississippi next Monday, and there
ill be a general suspension of bust
ess at the centers of population
lroughout the state.
At Meridian, Natchez, Vicksburg.
Iulfport and McComb City, programs
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-02

Carries w. Gordon, whose picture is
given above is agent for the Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Company in Ogdens-
burg, N. Y, and resides at 7S King
street, that city. In giving testimony
regarding his own case, Mr.. Gordon
recently made the following state
ment: 81
/ some time ago, while suffering
from catarrh. l was advised to take
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-02
REMOVAL notice

We have moved into our new store,
lis West Pine street, where we are
better prepared to serve our custom.
ers every hour in the year, our office
is never closed.
Both Phones, day or night, 470
RAMSEY & CO., UNDERTAkERS.
..4 31-6t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-02

For $500 worth of laundry work
THE PEOPLES LAUNDRY is CIV
ing away a beautiful Tray. Ask about
1t. Both phones 654.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-02
-THE--
Most Uncomfortable

month of the year is SEPTEMBER, with it's
drv heat and su1try nights, but the GREAT
Southern HOTEL has an arrangement
whereby these miserable, uncomfortable days
and nights may be turned to pleasure ana ne
soI;d comfort; special rates to GULFPORT,
sd when there THE GREAT SOUTHERN
HOTEL, the modern, up-tO-date resort, pro-
e.-;des for the excitement of mackerel fishing,
boating, bathing, and the baimy salt water
and nights to dreams of paradise comforts
and pleasures.
Rr;np YOUR family to thesCOAST during
.,,a Mouth that is so unc0rafort liable, or write
ma first for special rates. W&N
w. N. DRIVER, Eager,
I GULFPoRT, y S MISSISSIPPI