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The Pensacola journal., 1910-12-27
By BONNIE BURNHAM

Amsler and family. residing at Hemp
stead. The party will leave this city
Saturday night or Sunday morning
for Hemptsead. Mr.. apd Mrs. {. B.
Hervey. Of Mobile, will also be pres
ent.
In Pensacola Mr.. George II. Her
vey is in charge OF the San Carlos
hotel, a S1.000,0O0 construction, and
perhaps the finest hotel on the gulf
coast. Mr.. II. G. Hervey is at present
engaged in holding down the front
at the Bristol, Mr.. F. A. Hervey is
president of the Bristol Hotel Com.
pany, while Mr.. G.. 3. Hervey is man.
ager Of the Cawthon in Mobile, Ala
all being actively engaged in hotel
Nort
Mrs. Louis b. Amsler is the only
daughter and is the wife of one of the
most prominent citizens of that sec
ton of the state. besides being ex-
tensively interested In financial affairs
at Hampstead.
One OF the most jubilant members
Of lDe party leaving .-ouston is Mas
ter H. c. Hervey, Jr., who is antici-
pating that Santa Claus will be better
to him in Hampstead than in Hous-
ton.-'The Houston Chronicle.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-12-27
CHRISTMAS AT
"DExLAND."

A small house party at "Dexland
proved very delightful way of spend
ing Christmas, and Mr.. and Mrs. 6. \
Dexter and their charming daughters
Miss Marie and Miss Gertrude. made
Sunday and yesterday very pleasant
indeed for their guests. Miss Marie
who is home for the holidays from
Washington Park Seminary. is accom-
panied by Miss Little, another Wash
ington Park girl, and il vas in their
honor that Christmas picnic occur
red yesterday On TIC picturesque
banks Of the Escamhia river at peI
ter Park which IS orc OF the loVeles.
beauty spots ii beautiful "Ca- ISnd.'
Here where The HlLSio are highest
and where woodland and sky anG
river cast a magical spell over all
hammochs were stretched and gen
uine "Florida" Christmas enjoyed.
Miss Burnham returned to the city
last night from ''Dexland.'
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!. o. q. B. LODGE HAS
FINE CELEBRATION.

The ]. o. B. B. lodge enjoyed a de.
lightful celebration last night at the
h. Of c. hall, dancing being enjoyed
after the meeting. Mr.. Shapiro. a
we'll known young lawyer from Bir-
mingham. was the orator of the
evening.
The following were elected to serve
as officers In the lodge for the en-
suing term:
President-Alex Friedman.
slce.President-H.W w. Wagenneinl.
Secretary-M. B. Dannheisser
Treasurer-B. l.. ,,ndersheimer.
Delegates to District Grand Lodge
No. IA. Greenhut, julius Menko.
Alternates-B. Gundersheimer, Nor
ris Levy.
The Grand Lodge of this organiza-
ton comprises the subordinate lodges
Of seven southern states ana will meet
this coming April at Hot Springs.
Ark, besides accomplishing the ways
and means of doing a great charitable
work. A great feast OF pleasure and
an enjoyment is in store for those
who attend this convention.
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THE HGRvEY FAMILY HELD
PlgASANT REUNION,

This year will be a notable event in
the family Of the late F. A. Hervey,
Sr., whose surviving sons and daugh-
tiers will gather Christmas Day at the
home Of the mother in Hampstead.
where the annual celebration will be
held In conjunction with a reunion OF
the widow. her four sons. one daugh-
ter and several grandchildren.
George II. Hervey and wife arrived
at the Bristol Friday morning from
Pensacola, Fla. to join Mr.. r. A.
Hervey and wife and another brother,
Mr.. II. G.. Hervey, wife and son. in
making the trip to tle old home at
nempstead. where the sons will be
Joined by the daughter. Mrs. Louis
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Easily Made at Home
Costs Little and Acts Quickly.
Money Refunded II 1t Fails.

This recipe makes a pint Of cough
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pared with ordinary cough remedies. It
stops obstinate Coughs-even whoop-
ing cough--in 4 hurry, and IS splendid
for sore lungs, asthma, hoarseness and
other throat troubles.
Mix one pint Of g-a1ulated sugar
with Il pint OF warm water. and stir
for minutes. Put IA ounces OF Pi1ex
$50 cents WORTH in a pint bottle and
add the Sugar Syrup. Take teaspoon
full every one. two @" three hours
Tastes good.
This takes r.ght sold OF a cough and
gives almost instant relief. 1t st.Tlu-
lates the appetite AID g slightly laxa~
tive-both excellent features.
Ptnex, as perhaps you know. IS the
most valuable concentrated compound
Of Norway white pine extract. rich in
guiaicol and the otle. natural healing
pine elements.
No other preparation WI do the
work OF PireX in this recipe. al-hougn n
strained honey can be used instead OF
the sugar syrup. il desired.
Thousands oc housewives IN the init
ed States and Canada now use this Pr
mex and Sugar Syrup recipe. This plan
has often been initiated, but the oid
successful formula has never been
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have made It immensely popular.
A guarantee OF absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded goes with
this recipe Your druggist has Ptnex
or will get it for YOU. If not. send to
The Pinez CO.. Fl. Wayne. Ind.
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SAMSON.
Special to The Journal.

Samson, Ala, Dec 24.-Naster Wal
lace Malone, Of Dothan, Ala, IS the
guest CT his aunt, Mrs. J. J. Norris.
Mrs. Robert Williamson. Of Geneva,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. G. Mathis.
Mrs. Cecil Angle and Mss Mamie
Hinson eloped to C.raceville, Fla, last
Sunday where they were happily mar
Tied
Miss Mittie Joan Butts, who has
been attending school here. LETT yester-
day On the early train to spend TIE
holidays with Eer parents.
Miss Bonnie Donaldson has returned
to her home in Elba, after pleasant
visit to her sister. Mrs. l.. N. Page.
TIE members OF the Methodist and
Baptist Sunday schools will render a
musical programme a. the Methodist
church Sunday evening. the 10Th.
Miss Willie Belle Morris, who is at
tending the Georgia Brenau at Gaines
Vile, is home fer the holidays.
Tne Baptist Ladies' Aid gave an
oyster supper last evening and realized
a nice little sum.
Miss Matte Farmer. Who las been
attending the Central Female Collese
at Tus oalccsa, is spending the h3li
days with home folks.
Married. On last Sunday afternoon.
at the residence of tie brides father,
Mr.. Jeff Marsh, Miss Minnie Marsh
aud NIr w f. Newell, CT Jasper.
Texas The bride is one os tie most
attractive young ladies in this section.
TIE groom was once a resident or
A.his place, but moved 10 Texas last
year. He enjoyed al enviable replta-
ton while here. The best wishes of a
hos. Ct friends followed them when
they left for their future nome in the
Lone Star state.
Our little city was shocked last
Monday w1en the sad news flashed
over the wire that Senator P. B, Da
Wis had su2cumhed 70 the dreadful
disease for which he had lust been op
Grated on for in the JOAN Hopkins hos
pital in Baltimore. Nd. None OF his
family We're with him except E!s wife
| His sea. Brooks, was summoned from
Geneva. and Henry from Massacau
setts. where they We're in ou< lneSs
The remains passed through here Wed
uesday night en- To;.-3 to Geneva
where they Were Inferred yesJerda J
with Masonic honCrs. Senator Davis
was a member OF the last senate and
| will be greatly missed both IN polite:
! aud business.
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CHRISTMAS AT THE
SAN CARLOS HOTEL

Pensacola people We're able to, en-.
10y Christmas On Sunday in a manner
which never before had been possible
here until this Christmas, when the
San Carlos hotel, with beautiful
decorative effects, not only festive bur
home-lihe, presented lovely place in
deed in which to celebrate the great
day
quantities of holy and naistletoe
"eIo used lavishly throughout the
cafe, the parlors, and on the entire
rle&zaIine floor, while a cozy, hospita
BE atmosphere was everywhere.
\ real Christmas dinner was serv.
ed. which was the most elaborate OF
its kind which the chef has SO far sub
Ii:tte0. A huge Christmas tree, beau
tifuily trimmed, formed the center
piece for the cafe, and many family
dinners were given there during the
course of the evening. The fine work
CT the San Carlos Ladies orchestra
was also delightful feature, the pro
gram being as fcllow-.:
Part l..
l. March.
= Waltz, Les Patineurs ''-Wald
tcufcl.
3. Sercnadc c'-Shubert.
t. Selection, Fortune Teller
Herbert.
5. Cello solo, To Wild Rose
(MacDowell MarCella Fox.
6. Open for request.
Part H.
!. Overture, The Magic Flute -
Mozart.
>. Henry VIII Dances" German
1 Morris Dance, Shepherds Dance
) Torch Dance.
3. "Traumerei" (Raffl-Miss Has
kell.
5. Open for request. y
8. Coronation March from "L.e
Frophite e-Meyerucer.
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BOMBAY.
SpeciaI to The journal.

Bonifay. Dee. 2i.-Niss Bessie Nc.
Al:ster left Friday nigh fer DeFuniak
Springs. where she Will spend tie hc-i-
days " J friends.
MI and Mrs. c. J. Lewis went tc
Carvyille Sunday 20 the unveiling OF
the monument OF T. J. Miller, Jr
Miss Hc-tence Bowen left Saturday )
morning for Ter ilome a Pinkard
A.a. where sic will spend the hoIl
DAYS.
NJ. and Ms. Ed Williams we're a:
the unveiling a. Caryville Sunday.
Nj. J. 5. Brown left Friday morn
ing Tor Atlanta. where he viii visit
ais mother.
Prof. Finney. Cne OF Ronifay's nos'
popular young men. who has beer
teaching in south Florida. arrived
Wednesday morning 20 spend Christ
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HYMN ron CHRISTMAS.

Oh, lovely voices Of tho sky,
Which hymned tho Saviors birth,
Arc ~ not singing still on high.
Ye that sang Peace on earth?
To us yet speak the strains
Wherewith in time gone by
70 blessed the Syrian swalns,
Oh, voices of the sky.
Oh. clear and shining light, whose
beams
That hour heavens glory shed,
Around the palms and DER the
streams,
And on the shepherds head,
BE near. through life and death,
As In that holiest night
OF hope and joy and faith
Oh, clear and shining light!
Felicia nemans.
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SUGG ESTiONS FOR
THE HOUSEWIFE.

cork soaked in oil makes a good
substitute for glass stopper.
Apply drop Of oil TO the door
hinges to keep them from creaking.
Try little baking soda and hot va.
ter when cleaning kitchen utensils
Flowerpot stains may be removed
from window sills with fine wood
ashes.
Rub ivory knife handles that have
become yellow with age or use with
sandpaper or fine emery.
Green shades that have become
faded may be renewed by rubbing
! them with a rag saturated with lin,
seed oil.
The most effectual remedy for $ limy
and greazy drain pipes is copperas
dissolved and left TO work gradually
through the pipes.
Kitchen tables may be made white
as snow if washed with soap and
wood ashes. Floors look best scrub
The Pensacola journal., 1910-12-27
CHRISTMAS AT THE FIRST
METHODIST CHURCH

the First Methodist church on Sunday
morning, the solo parts being taken
by Mrs. Jack Griffith in the absence
OF Miss Cawthon. who spent Christ.
mas in DeFuniak. Following were
the numbers:
Piano voluntary Miss Eulalie
Hutchinson.
Quartette-O Little Town OF Beth.
lehem.
Offertory solo, Holy Night-Mr. Ce-
Gil r. Bagley.
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AT THE SACRED HEART
CHURCH SUNDAY.

Christmas day was impresslvely
celebrated at the Sacred Heart
church at the $50 mass with the fol-
lowing musical numbers:
]. March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.. Introct-Tozer.
,. nyrie and Gloria a-b!edermann.
4. Graduaie--Tozer.
> Credo-Hamna.
g. Offertory-Tozer.
!. Adeste Fideles (TradluonalD-
Choir.
s. Sanctus Beneulctus-Hamna.
9. Agnus Dei-Biedermann
1G Credo de Paysen-Song by Mr.
rerrandOu.
II. 0 Salutaris and Tansum Ergo
-Gregorian.
II. cessional-Orchestra
The Pensacola journal., 1910-12-27
GOLD AND
olive

Gold and silver are used lavishly in
al forms of neutrality-suspicious.. pas
&enenteries. applique embroideries,
1aces ,etc.--but as q rule these metal
lie trimmings are IN tbs soft, dull
tones and achieve richness and beau
ty without being garish or barbaric.
There are beautiful heavy snver and
gold laces. crocheted by hand after
the fashion Of the Irich lace, and 9TH
ers fine and thin as spider web.
Deep lace nouncing with gold or sill
yer net top Is made wide enough to
form an entire skirt, and the Chantil-
ly and Alencon meshes and designs
are cleverly reproduced
The Pensacola journal., 1910-12-27
Piles Quickly
Cured At Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free to All
in Plain Wrapper.

Many cases Of Piles have been
cured by trial package Of Pyramid
Pile Cure without further treatment
When it proves is value % you. get
more from your druggist al 30 cents
a box, and be sure you get what YOU
ask for Simply fl out free coupon
below and mail today. Save yourself
from the surgeons knife and its Tor
ture, the doctor and his bills
The Pensacola journal., 1910-12-27
MR.. AND MRS. JAS. M. CLARK
IN ATMnRE

Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Clark left
On Saturday for Atlnore, Alabama.
where they are spending a part OF
the holiday season with Mrs. Clark :
mother. Mrs. Virgins. Tney made
the trip in Mr.. Clarih's touring car
anh expect to be home to spend the
New Year
The Pensacola journal., 1910-12-27
GA0sDEN STREET cHuRcH TO
HOLD CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION

The Gadsden Street Methodist
church will hold very novel and inter-
esting Christmas services tonight at
1880 o'clock, the public being cor.
daily invited to be present
Following Is the program:
The Spirit Of Christmas
How different nations celebrate
Christmas.
l. Overture-Orchestra
2. Congregational song
;. Prayer.
4. Chorus.
.. Entrance of Heralds
Is. St. Nicholas's Forerunner.
!. st. Nicholas.
s. Scandinavia's Representatives.
9. Children of Russia with Babous-
ka
10. Spaniards.
II. With knight Rupert Comes the
Little German Folks.
II. Then-the Dutch, also Kris
kringle.
15. Children of We Merry England
Il. Snowfiakes-and?
: 10. Christmas Farewell.
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CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMEN
AT THE FIRST
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

There will be a~Giristmas entertain
ment on Friday night at the First
Christian church at 80 o'clock, a
cartata to be given which is entitled
Santa Claus and His Friends" Tho
children who are to take part are re-
ouested to meet toJay 1t the church
at ; o'clock.
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Quotations.

Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in ac-
ton, quick in results. and restore the
natural action Of the kidneys and blad-
der. They correct irregularities w.
A. D DAlemberte, druggist and apothe
cary. 121 S. Palafox street
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w. O. w. TO GIVE
CHRISTMAS TREE.

The Woodmen Of the World will
give Christmas tree for the benefit
Of the children of their members on
Wednesday night at the X. of c. halt
at o'clock. All members and their
families are invited to spend a very
delightful evening.
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Mr.. OLIVER BRAWNER
AND Mr.. FRANK HALL TO
GIVE INFORMAL DANCE.

Mr.. Oliver BraNner and Mr. Frank
Hall will give an informal dance this
evening at the C. X. OF A. hall. Their
guests will be the Young college
set.
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MP. GEO. II. HERJEY
To ARRIVE TODAY.

Mr.. George II. HeTvey, manager OF
the San Carlos hotel, will arrive ii
the city today, after q holiday trip te
Texas He is much improved by the
rest. and arrives to take up very I'M
pCrtant business matters.
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The American Womans League will
hold it's regular meeting this after
noon at , o'clock at No. / East Chase
street.
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Air. and Mrs. +. 2. ShOci1, of North
F,ayne street, are the parents of 4
fine little baby girl. The little one
arrived on Christmas morning.
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WITH
MRS, JOHN &, STlLLMAN.

The Tuesday Bridge will meet this
morning a 5 usual. Mrs. John E. Still
man will be hostess
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MRS j. n. COLLINS
~ ENTERTAIN THE
NEW CITY CIliR-

The New City club will hold a
pleasant meeting On ,Ursday after
noon. Mrs. J. II. Collins is to be
hostess and the hour is o'clock
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs Henry 6. Wells. who has been
visiting Nj. and Mrs. --oSasco, lett
Christmas eve for Atlanta, Ga, for
lac holidays.
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THE REV. Mr.. BROWN
AT THE MISSION TONIGHT,

The Rev. Mr.. Brown. rector OF
Christ church, will preach at the Mis-
sion tonight at 1:30 o'clock The pub
lic is invited.
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witches
S. Meaning: Aroint. ronyon, post.
o.s.
*~@ ...,- ~ y:lo':, u ta,i,
II do, II d. and III DO. 10,
III give lhee 4 wind
Shall he GWi:.llc. peak. and pine. 80.
The charm : wound up. -.
THE subject of magic and the melt
iug Of Il "a>. figure at fire to cause
sickness or death by suggestion will
be considered N Act III III connection
with the Supernatural
.. What was the use Of the incan
tation in magic? What connection
did dancing have with it?
20. What place was the heath near
On which the witches me- the gen
erals? How long was it since they
had planned this meeting?
II. How did they know the gen
erals would come by that road?
Ranruo begins the conversation
with them:
Ran. How far is't called to F'orres
No answer. The silence causes
him to look more closely at those
he is addressing.
What are these 50 wl1hered and
90 wild in their attire. that look not
| like the Inhabitants O the earth, and
yet are ont?
Still 40 answer.
Live YOU? Oh are you aught that
man may question?
They signify in dumb show thai
they may not answer.
You seem to understand me, by
each at once her chap-'y finger lay
ing upon her skinny lips.
Still no answer. At last Macbeth
addressed them:
Speak if you can: What are YOU
First witch: All hail Macbeth.
Why would the witches not answer
Banqu0? How did they know Mac
beth was thanc of Glamis and Cav
dor?
What basis did they have for the
statement that Macbeth should be
king hereafter:
Were they endowed with Superhu-
man sources. Of knowledge: what was
the motive for professional witch
craft? G.yc the signiiicance Of line
81.
Ban. Good sir. Why do you start?
What did the witches promise Ban
quo?
L. Was Macbeth perfectly honest
i'll his surprise that the thane Of
/ Cawdor vas under arrest?
i3. What vas Banquo'5 reaction to
the witches? 50, -. 123.126
Nacbeth's S reaction? 10, 130-140.
What IS the mental basis OF the
difference III the two reactions?
Illma1uel Kant says: The whole
worth and dignity Of life turns not on
external fortune. nor even on good
natural cIdoWments, but on cur in
ternal reaction 10 events"
Discuss the reaction Of Macbeth
and Banquo from this point Of view
Il. The Oracular: In ancient
thought, as Destiny was the supreme
governor OF the universe, SO oracles
were the revelation OF Destiny; and
thus the term The Oracies of Cod is
appropriately applied to the Bible as
, the Christian revelation. With the
! advent of Christianity the oracles be-
came dumb. But the triumph Of Chris
tianlty was for centuries incomplete:
heather cities were not eXtrpated but
subOrdinatea 10 the supernatural per
sonages OF the new religiCn; and the
Old oTacles declined into oracular be.
jngs such as witches and wizards, and
oracular superstitiols, such as magic
mirrors, dreams. apparitiOns-all
means Of dilnly revealing hidden des-
tiny. R. G. Noulton n Shakespeare
as a Dramatic Artist.
= Cu0r 3tions
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SHAKESPEARE
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STUDY FOR NEXT
MEETING OF WELL KNOWN
PENSACOLA LITERARY SOCIETY

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Gene Ili-Genera. piscussion-The


: Were thu witches oil tjertiEe?
What occurafic,l 20 fhoy aaC.iDa Q
themselves" -2aI 511~v .,aiir ,'asn
! thus "cg5.Y5:7d" Whist rs tho ai~1 of
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Following are the questions which
the Shakespeare Club will take VI
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-01
BANKER CLEWS REVIEWS
Of BUSINESS CONDITIONS

that Industrial interests of the coun-
try must face some readjustment.
This process is unpleasant while it
continues, but will in the end leave
both commerce and industry upon a
sounder and stronger basis. The re-
action which began in stocks must
extend more or less into other divis-
ions of business. In all probability
the stock market has fully discounted
any Industrial depression. This is so
regarding the railroads at least, for
the latter having various resources
always suffer less in business depres-
sion than individual industries. More
over, the railroads are confidently
looking forward to permission from
the Interstate Commissioners to adj
vance freight rates later on.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land
Office at Jackson, Mississippi, July %,
1910.
Notice is hereby given that Cad H.
Young, of Hattiesburg, Miss, R. F. d.
No. 2, who, on June %, 1908, made
Homestead Entry No. 3S,S90, sereal
No. OF, 402, for the N. E. or. of the N.
H. Or, Section IA, Township 4 North,
Range IL West, st. Stephens Meridian,
A. F., to the N. w. or. of the N. e. Or,
Section IA, Township North. Range
M West, has filed notice of his inten.
ton to make final five-year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de.
scribed, before the Clerk OF the Cir.
cult Court Of Forrest County. at Hat.
tiesburg, Miss, on the Sd day Of Sep.
TENDER, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: ]
A. McCardle, A. c. Gay, w. L. Carter
j. W. Evans, all OF Hsttieshurg, Miss
R. F.. d. No. ..
]. JAY WHITE, Register
25.5 Mons
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-01
Politics.

AS for the political outlook, that is
still unsettled. The fall campaign is
Just beginning and may develop dis
turbing Influences. At the same time
both Government officials and local
politicians are beginning to learn that
blind attacks upon capital are quite
likely to injure their own prospects
as we'll as those of their party. There
has been a decided toning down of
hostility towards corporations, which
betokens more rational treatment Of
the latter in the future.
The market has now had a sharp
rally and on any further advance the
taking of profits would be in order.
The big banking interests are showing
more confidence in the future and
seem willing to express their belief in
the general soundness of the present
financial situation, though not in
clined to support any prolonged bull
movement. In such quarters the
present situation as to the business
and crop outlook is well understood,
and no disposition is shown to finance
any great stock market activity until
the monetary and political outlook is
clarified. So far as Wall Street is
concerned the outlook has improved
and the indications point to a much
better market Securities bought on
conservative lines are likely to prove
profitable investments. Stocks have
suffered a shrinkage of nearly $4,000,
100000 during the past six months and
are fairly entitled to a substantial
recovery.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-01

Pearson, upon advice Of Attorney Gen.
eral Edwin G.. Eastman.
Trims decision is the signal for the
opening of what the suffragists declare
will be the biggest fight for their
cause ever waged in this country. Mrs.
Kicker will file early next week a pc
tition for a writ of man
damus to compel the secretary to &C.
cede to the decision. She is herself
an attorney of wide experience, and
other women lawyers are expected to