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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-11

Miss Margaret McWilliams, 3 o'clock.
Afternoon: Trail Club; hostess,
Miss Leila James and Miss Montgom.
cry, at Mrs Ryan's, on Southern ave-
nue., o'clock.
Mississippi Congress Of Mothers.
The Mississippi Congress of Moth
ers will have a great Educational Raj
ly at Mississippi Chautauqua, Crystal
Springs, July 18th to 18th.
The congress has been so fortunate
as to secure the services of Miss
Sophie B. Wright of New Orleans, and
Judge Ben B. Lindsay, of juvenile
court fame, of Denver Colorado, to ad-
dress the people of Mississippi along
educational lines.
Besides this most enviable talent,
the State Congress of Mothers has Sc
cured the best talent of Mississippi to
discuss all questions of interest both
to parent and teacher. Beginning in
time we hope every father and
mother and every teacher in the state
and every one interested in the wei.
fare of the child will be present to
take part in these discussions and get
the benefit of this great educational
rally. Miss Wright will make an earn
est appeal in behalf of, the boys and
girls. Judge Lindsey will speak on
the juvenile court Superintendent
Powers will speak on "The Teacher
President Whitfield will make an earn
est appeal for better homes-an ad.
dress to fathers and mothers.
Rev. E. ]. Curry will speak on "The
Child and Poplarville will present
"The kindergarten" for discussion.
This program will be published in
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-11

Friday
Afternoon: Parent Teachers Ass0-
citation of Ward Two; at Court Street
School; $3.50 o'clock.
Afternoon: Loomis-Ethridge nup-
tials; o'clock, at home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. d. Carter and Miss Octavia
Bradford, on Court street.
Saturday. -.
Afternoon: Sowania Club; hostess.
Miss Margaret McWilliams, o'clock.
Afternoon: Trail Club; hostess,
Miss Leila James and Miss Montgom.
cry, at Mrs. Ryan's, on Southern ave-
nue., o'clock.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-08
Sic Deriagett ute.
9as lit, mas iie bariiber in San 9ln.
tunio iasen, nno fiub iie oaber
sitberlaifis.

Gin meiterer 8eipeis, Elm anoeres
San 9fntonio 8eugais, Die fange 81.
fte bon @inbein1iiden ot15uIdmelIelr,
mel6e bas alte Qudfer-Mittel,
9oaas gieren gillen enooliicren.
2eIt Die iiber5euge1loe @mpfebluna
oieler merfpiiroieen 8raparation.
81. 9fieoner, 224 Oit-Gommerce,
Strabe, Gan @ntonio, geros, iogt
sSlr meinem Saue betpGbrten iid
Ooan's 9eieren Bilen als elm aus
ge5ei6netes WeitteI fir Niiden uno
Nieren. Sd muroe gu Dem 8eriud
our6 oos biele Sob, pel6es i1 bar-
iiber borte, beranlaBt. Sd beridoff-
te mir 0oans geieren 8ilIen bon Der
gerar Drug 60. unb erbieIt ioelei6
6eilung bon 9fiidenidmer5en uro
einem beunrubigenoen 9eierenleioen.
Sd babe ME elm Mittel periudt, mel
Dies 10 i6nea uno erfolereid pirf-
te, pie Doan's 9eieren 8illen, llna
in gfiidiidt auf meine grfabrung,
BIN i'd bereit oieielben gu elnpfeb-
len.
3rm @erfouf BEL ollen &anolcrm.
Breis so Gents. Soiter-Milbrrn
60, @uffalu, Stem gorf, clleinige
glgefltet fir Die Ser. Stoatelt.
grinnert gn6 oes Momens =
9oans - uno nebntt feline ottoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-08
WiII dem kongress seine ks.
lueise nicbt vcrlegsn.
Ddmpfsr-Subvsntion.
zsbn mann durcb cine ExpIo.
sion gst0fst.
Cudaby-SkandaI.
Rasssnkampf In der Stadt Pal
metfo, Fla.

Bearp bat oem Sausfoulite fir
Observation-Disclosures mitaetcilt,
oab er niht I'M Stanoe iei, Der
@nnid oes &otnites gu erfiiIIen uno
ibm Die 9eipeiie bafiir poraulegen,
oab er ben 9eoropol erreiht babe. gr
babe Dor Monaten ibon nit ieincln
Berleger einen &ontraft abgelhIoi-
len Der es inn unnlogIid made,
irgenb cine Der 9ufaeidnunsen nnn
pifienidoftliden Doten iett Der 0ef.
fentlihfeit au iibergeben. Dnrh oas
0iht- -Snnebalten oieies &ontroftes
nber tpiiroe 1lift 1,nr er, 4searp,
ihapere finanaiene @erIuite erleioen,
bic er bei feiner feinestpegs CLAN.
aenoen germosenslage rlidt risfieren
tonne, cine ioI1e 9onolrnasmeiie
uiiroe au6 feinem 8erIeger gegen-
iiber elm gertrauensbru9 ieiil. Oie
grflGrung lit iebr rubig uno iahlif
gebalten un6 moht einen guten Gin,
0rud.
SIN 5enat puroe oie gorlaae
BON Gen. @alinger sur grrihtuna
bon 9oftoampferlinien stpii@elt Sen
Wereinigten Staaten unb 9ifen in
Siib-Amerifa, ben Bbilippinen, Sc
pan, China uno Muitralicn giinitia
beridtet. Sour elm Demofrat Itimmtp
boeegen. Die 8orlage eralantiai
ben Generalpoitneiiter, G6ffen
aipeiter Rlaiie bier Dollars ,lno orii.
ter Rlaiie atpei Collars per MeiIe
5u be3ablen. 8isber be5a9lte bic
Meeierung far iiberieeiide Hoftbe-
for6erung Dampfer eriter @oiIe
bier Dollars un6 oritter Glalle elmer
Dollar per Meile.
Sn ben Werfen Der 9lnericnu
Mniae Brobucts Company IN Mobn
Sno., fono cine GJpIoiion itatt, ol,rd
Die 5ebn Nerionen eetotet iln5 iieb.
5ebn perlest tpurben.
Mie in 8e5ug ouf Die Cuba.
bb'iden Sfan6aIgei1ihte III &ou
fos gitp ipeiter berihtet miro, If
guoabp NIT ieinem Chauffeur in bos
3immer eingebrungen, in oer iid
ellis unb Grau GubabD befonoen
Gie baben ellis sebun6en nnl6 gu
6abp bat inn oenn iene Dunoel
uno 9eritiinlnelungen beigcbradt
bon 6enen ihon friiber beri1ie
1T. ellis erboIt ii9 idnell uni
tpiro baI6 tpieoer bergeitcllt fein
gr miro feline a(oge eegen gubabt
erbeben.
- Wie es gu ertparten ftano, 10
ben bic 8orgdnge in Balmettc, Jlo.
5u einem Maifenfanpf gefiihrt. 9i
brei Nriioer gllis, Die 6rei Weger
ipeIhe an Der erIten G1ieBerei, i,
nelher Der &ontraftor GtribIing uni
Der Deputp-Sberiff Matbeips getote
iuur6en, bic Shulo trueen, Uni
Elm bierter unbefannter geeger iini
erihoifen utb Die Oeputp-Gberiff
Morgan uno gnrnette iin6 idtpe
pertpun0et tuor0eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-08
3.

gluf Dem 8Iase pon u. Self
fanlpf ieds MeiIen bon Geeuin,
fiel &upert Setter, als er ouf ser
@ollerie oes Sauies iaB, ploslib
binteniiber uno itarb. 2eilter mar
pin alterer Monn oer iid felt einiger
3eit in @uaoaloupe County aufbielt
uno Ndbnaidinen ausbeiierte.
SSn Selnple brarnte oos @e+
i6dftslofal Der 5inoeiien-Oannolter
Co. elmer 9leioerbanoler- -5irrla,
aus uno in ser SdnittpaarellbanO-
lung bon ct. ,Sobn @rba ipuroc
ELM bebeutenoer Sbaoen angeri1tet.
s(ud Die gottonfirma &. 9. Onens
& 60. unO 81. g. Stepbens, Ser ge-
liter bes Nadbarbauies, tplroen in
Witleioenidaft se5ogen. Ser @e-
lan1mti6aoen belauft ii6 uugefdbr
ouf $4,000.
= 0as @eneral-2anoamt Ser
gunoesregierung bat iiber oas Ne.
liere6t auf spipiiie Snieln i'm go
bine, BON oener man glaubt, oub
Sellanoereien entbolten, 5u @un-
item unieres Staates enti9ieoen.
Die SSnieln ipuroen rtdmlia BON iii.
Ierln Na6baritaat 2ouiiiana eben-
fals als iein @igentum beaniprudlt.
Oie @ntideioung bebarf nod Ser g}p.
Itatigung oes Winiiters bes Snnern.
SSn Der Nabe bon 9olliton
lpurhe elm iunger Mann nomens
60. 8eber, als er. nit ieinem 8a-
ter Baul 6. @eber gieb our Staot
trieb, aus benr Sinterbalt geiboi-
len uno getotet. gs banbelt ii1
bier ani6eiuenb Inn cine neue 9lut-
tat, Die ourh bic Seb6e stpiiden
Den Sanilien @eber unb Ounbaln
berbeigefiibrt lit. @iner Der 3ra-
bam's, elm getpiiier 8reeie S.
gloots, iit oonn au6 als Der 9at
ueroa6tig feitgenommen por6en.
SSn aornes gitp itarb Der
Sufl1mieo Sermann 8aelter I'M 9ll.
ter bon "a Sobren.
= &m 5. 9pril miro in upalbe
Die Staotlpabl abgebalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-08

Saubbeit fanm midt sebeilt perben
burd lotale Npplifatiouen, neil tie ben
ben franfeu Sell BEG Obres nibt erreis
den forlneu. gs siebt MIR einen Nee
bic Sal1b6eit gu furieren, nnb ber 1T
burd5 fonititutionelfe Seilmittel. Tar6s
6eit tpirb burd einen entaiinbeten g.
ltanb Der 19leitnigen slitsfIeioung ber
gnita9iideu 9fDbre berrtriaht Benn
bieie 0fobre jid ent5iinbet. babt S1r els
nen rlimpelnoen Son ober unpo[Ifomnes
nes @eb6r; nnb tpenu fie gana geidlol,
fen lit, erfolet Ealbbeit, uno tpenn 6ieie
gnt5iirlbung nidt eeboben unb bieie
8Dbre tpie6er in ibren eeb6rigen Sm.
itatlo beriebt tperben lam, tpirb 6as
@eb6r fir INNER 5eritort tperoen; neun
Sdlle inter 5ebn fin6 burh &atarrD
beruria6t, pel1er ri6ts aIs elm ent<
aiinbeter 8uitano Der i6leimisen Gbers
fld6en it,
Sir tpoIIen einbunbert 9ouors fir
ieben (bnrh &atarrb peririadten ssaGl)
bon Saubbeit geben, ben mir niht 6irh
@innebmen bon 9aa's &atarrb. .Rnr tcts
len fonnen. 2abt @ud ,tmioitft giriu,
lare fommen.
s. s. 6 gbeneb & Co., solebo, 8.
sg @erfaltft bon allen Npotbefen, 75e.
Sau's Sarniliensgillen iinb bic beIren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-08
AaNiealb lbetlmna
Nerbeni9tpa6e


eGpo9et ners5te werfonen. eepIaet bon Soff.
TiinesIoEsiett unb t9leHten Irduulen. erfhbp.
ienben ansfInffen, Bruitsss. Niiden unb aopf.
unb 0eftdbts. aatarrb. waaeen6rtiden, stubIbers
ltopfane. Wabieiett errbten1 yBitterr. 8ersfIop.
Inn : sriabren aus benz pSassnsireansd. rt iuie
einta3, f4nell mnh btlltg alle nnnattrlt.
den 8erluite mnb anbere Dslsen jnsenb.
lider Wertrrnnsem Brinbltdb se1etlt mnh
pslle Wefnmhhett unb Drpbiinn tuteber.
trlanst tuerben f6nnen. DanS neues
cetlverfa6ren. Seher ietn etener arst.-
Htefe9 quberorbe1tIi9 tntereffante unb Ietr.
bon Jung unb nIt wlann unb sSrau eelefen
iuerben icIlte, fonn eeeeu GtHfenbune bon 20
Gents In Briefmarfen berfteeeIt be8oser iperbem
bon Der
4riuat.alinii, 1915. glp.nue
etssu Eprk. y. %.
UlaH eYtpdbne ois Nreie Breiis :. Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-08
S, Mars.

Sin Mara. ba famgt ber Sriibling an,
@enn er's nidt friiber idpm getam,
9DfJ bieies Sabr es idbeinen lift,
Als belt er an benz 3ettpnnft feit.
9'rnm lit her Wdrs pft uttlb, of raul,
Wis mikt CT ielber ntd)t genam,
Sb es mod g8inter bleiben iplt,
Sb eS fhun Gumtter tuerben mpllt.
Wer flng lit, bdlt sm bteier Scit
Npfj tets ietn ginter5eng berett,
Senn oft, mod eff nnan es gchadjt
&Dnlntt iplf' elm Nprber ii6er Naft.
ilnb ifjeint bic Gonne nal au bcif,
Man iih ia aud si belfen ,ueiR,
Mam indJt elm leidjter gfbdleim aus
tlnb lakt ben 1teberrpd su Saas.
Man muR I'M Mdr5 ppr gllem feiit
gluf falt nttb tuarnt geriiifet fetit.
ltnb lit man bieies, ,ueik idJ, bann
Wan gan5 bebaglid) leben fann.
Num idjreft ntdbt rttebr ber 9p6e Yrets
SIR SDla, man benft idjpn rnebr am Cts
4udJ lit ber WfGrs 6er lebte ifpn
$50 mod bic 4mitern in Saiipn.
Rad S5eikem lit nidJt nnebr 8eaebr,
Wian trinft nidlt nSpm anb SerrD"
ntebr,
GUAR beiker EnnifJ nprm Sd)laicn tut,
Oft segen me Grtaltnng gut.
Der bette Trnnt bpft, slaubt' es mir,
ST itets Elm 8las 9lIamp 8ter.
SIT bir 5n beik, 10 fiiblt es bid
tlnS tuarmt babel hpdl innerlifj.
Ser tuabre @eiie INNER meimt:
ySb'S itiirmt, pb bic SDnne idjctrt,
@ie INNER mag bns @etter iein,
Gin @lashen ~ n,p" ift fein."
ttnb ba man INNER iueiien 0fat
8efplgen iul aud in Der Sat,
Hat' id) 5u beinem 8eiten bir:
p0eb BIN unb trinf ~ 1 n, . . ierl"
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Gine cute bentidle Giite

lit es, &beumatisnlus, @idt, Nelt-
rolgie, @rfaltungen II. !. NJ. nit
9ain-@rpeller 8u bebanoeln. SaIten
Sic an Der Site feit. Sic fonnen
BEN e6ten 9ain-@rpeQer in allen
0eutihen @potbefen 5u 25 unb 80
Gts. Die SIaf6e befommen. Ser e6.
te lit an Der slnfer Shusmarte er.
fenntli6,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-08

Sn gruner, elmer goritaoi
BON Souiton, ipnroe Srau @gnes
Hnpne bon einen getpiifen Gu.
renee Martin eridoiien. a1artill
brohte iid oann felbft cine SdnB.
ipunoe Bel, an Ser er einige Stun.
ben fpdter ftorb. Ser getpegerune
Der Tat NOR @iferiudt. Gie 5rmu
Iebte bon ibrem Manne getrenlli
,uno unterbielt oniheinenb Elm Sic.
besperb1Itnis nit Martin. Sic tpar
{einer aber offenbar iiberoruiiig &C.
iuoroen uno botte cine ausiobnumQ
nit ibrem Manne berbeigcfiibrr
9[Is iie oies Wfortin mitteilte uni
ibm Iogte, fie tperoe oentnabit 81
ibren1 @atten 5uriidfebren, ihob er
lie rieoer. Martin itan1mte alis
Gan Mntonio, er par ungefdbr orei.
fig Sabre aIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-08

= Sn Der Staot 9lguascalientes
ioa elm Serper,Speltm eingeri6tet
peroen. Der @ouperneur oeS Stoa-
tes bat nit @anfen in Der 0aupt.
itaot 5ll oieiem 3nede cine 9tnleibe
BON fiinf Miaionen 8eios peretn.
bart.
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oidfSpfia mic Elm Waauleiel

fin6 2eebr uno @ebGrme supeilen
uno 4ppetitloiiefeit, Nerboiitdt, SHE.
0ergeidlagenbeit un6 aopfIdmer5ci,
finb bic Golge. @ebraudt segen
bieie 2eiben Or. Sings Seem 2ife
PilIs, Die bette Maeen unb 2eber.
Weoi5in. 25e bel aIlen Druggifte1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-08

- Cute @etrdnfe uno fantoier
9uith itets IN 8nrsitaller's Saluun
unb &eitanrant, giIlito StraBe, neben
Der SaIle Der 9errnauusi6bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-08

2ange oauert es oft, ebe iid
iemono oa3u entidlieBt, benz an-
oeren bos gu belaiien, mas er ibm
uiCht nehmen fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-08

- Gin eoler MenIb oicbt cole
Nenihen an, Elm uneoler siebt iie
aus.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-10
WOMEN HAVE NOT
ABANDONED fight
Campaign For Recognition In Metho-
dist Conference Is Still Under
Way at AsheviIle.
Special to The NetCS.

Special to The Net0S.
Ashville, N. c., May 10.-Interest in
yesterdays session of the General
Conference of the Methodist Episco
pal Church, South, centered in the
meeting this afternoon of two commit
tees. The committee on reversals, to
which was referred the petition OF the
women for laymen's rights in confer
ence, set the time for hearing the
arguments of petitioners for 8 o'clock.
At the same hour, the special commit
tee heard arguments in the Vanderbilt
University dispute.
The campaign of the women for rep
resentation has been in charge of the
Womens Home Mission Society. Pc
titions signed by both men and women
from every Methodist church in the
South, have been presented. There
have been many petitions of protest
filed as well while the College of
Bishops pronounced against the WON
en-.
The question at issue in the Van
derbilt University dispute is whether
that institution shall be taken out Of
the control of the church and oper
ated exclusively by the trustees. Az
in the case of women's laymen right
the bishops declared against the pro
posed change.
After the reading of the journa
Bishop Gambler called Bishop H. c
Morrison of Birmingham, Ala, to tn
chair. Several reports on mino
questions adopted Saturday were re
considered and recommitted. Man,
kilograms and letters were read ure
ing the conference to grant the won
ems petition for laymen's rights.
A resolution was introduced t
change the formal announcement a
ter the marriage ceremony from
hereby pronounce you man and wife,
to Il hereby pronounce you husban
and wife" amid burst of laughter,
was referred to the committee on r.
visals.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-10
CAUSE OF ECZEMA
EXPLAINED

After years of debate medical au-
thorities are now agreed that eczema
and other skin diseases are not seated
in the blood, but are caused by myri-
ads of microscopic animals gnawing
the flesh just below the epidermis.
The patient is perfectly healthy. 1t
is only the skin that is diseased.
Hence, scientists are now agreed
that you must cure the skin through
the skin. The medicine must be in
liquid form in order to penetrate
properly. And we can say with con-
fidence that we have the true remedy
for eczema in our store.
The instant you wash with this
soothing liquid you will find the itch
relieved. We positively assure you
of this. VIII you try bottle, at only
25c, on our recommendation? Ask
for D. D. D. Prescription.
Owl Drug Store, F. E. Williams &
Sons, Proprietors.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-10
Free Sample
For Baby's Ills

Something can and must be done
for the puny, crying baby, for the
child that refuses to eat and is rest
less in its sleep. And since the basis
of all health is the proper working
of the digestive organs, look first to
the condition of the stomach and
bowels.
A child should have two full and FIRE,
movements OF the bowels a day. Thi'
emptying Of the bowels is very important
as with 1T comes clear head, light
ness OF step. good appetite and sounC
sleep. But it Is equally important T.
know what to give the child in tn,
emergency OF constipation and indiges
ton. Cathartics are too strong and salt
and other purgatives are not only toe
strong. but the child refuses them be
cause of their bad taste. Have you eve
tried Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin? II 1
a liquid tonic that families have beer
using for a quarter of a century. 1t il
mild, pleasant-tasting and promptly eff
fective;. 1t is good for you as well a
be found for children. They like its tast
you will not have to force them t
take It.
First of all. II you have not yet use
| It. Dr. Caldwell would like to send 20,
sample bottle free OF charge. In thi
way you can try 1t before buying. Later
when convinced of its merits. you ca
get 1t Of your druggist at fifty cents an
one dollar a bottle. just as thousands o
other families are doing. The family O
Mr.. d. W. Spangler of Strattonvile Pa
as well as that OF Mr.. A. F. Johnson O
Walnut Grove Tenn. started with It i
| that way and now write that 1t is thei
one family necessity next to food itsel
II you are unfortunate enough to have
sickly child: one given to constipation
and Indigestion. you should send for
free sample of this remedy.
DR.. Caldwell personally will be pleased
70 give you any medical advice you ma,
desire for yourself or family pertaining t
free Of charge. Explain your case in
letter and he win reply to you in detail
For the free sample simply send you
name and address on a postal card Of
otherwise. For either request the doctor
address Is DR.. w. B. Caldwell, R. SIG Cald
we'll building. Monticello. III.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-10
NEGkO SHOT into
CROWD At SLIDELL
Escaped to New Orleans, But Was
Captured at Terminal Station And
viii be Returned to SIidell.
Special to The Neos.

SPECIAL 10 me NetcS.
New Orleans, May 10.-Narrowly
escaping a lynching at Slidell Satur-
day night because of his vicious use
of firearms, viii Odom, a negro, of
that place was arrested at the Termi-
nal Depot by Detective Ford and
Scheffer Monday. His victim is Selph
Decker, a well known citizen of Sill
dell, La, who was one of posse who
were searching the country for Odom
when he received a load of shot that
almost tore his right shoulder away.
Odom is now badly wanted at Slidell.
Had he been caught at Slidell Satur-
day night he would have been found
dangling from a rope Sunday morning
instead of being in New Orleans Mon
day.
Odom is considered bad man"
among his race at Slidell Saturday
night he drank too much liquor, and
while in that state he opened fire
from pistol on crowd OF negroes
None of the negroes were wounded
Odom was pursued to his home by
Sheriff w. H. White and a posse OF
the sheriffs friends. At the home Of
Odom the knocks brought no re
Spouse. When the sheriff started tt
batter down the dour two shots rams
out, and Decker was thrown to thu
ground with the better part of hii
shoulder torn away by the bullets.
Odom put out the light in the house
and with Will Simmons, a friend, h,
started to run. Simmons was over
taken. Odom walked to New Orlean
only to throw himself Involuntary in
to the hands of the New Orleans de
tectives. He will be turned over t
Slidell for punishment
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-10

Mrs Helen A. Mauer, whose like
ness is reproduced herewith, is resi-
dent of HAYS City, Kan, and about the
happiest woman in the Sun1ower
State. Mrs Mauer has recently re-
gained her health after a long period
of illness, in appreciation of which
she has given a statement for publica-
ton, as follows:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-10
HAPPY resident OF
THE SUNFLOWER STATE

For eight years I suffered from
stomach and kidney trouble, from
which / was unable to obtain relief
I treated with several doctors ana
tried many advertised remedies, Win
disappointing results. My health de-
clined until l became a physical
wreck, with my vitality exhausted ana
my nervous system broken down
my husband, becoming impressed
with an advertisement of the Cooper
remedies, proposed that / try Cooper
New Discovery / had lost faith In
everything, but consented to do SO.
Much to my surprise it helped me-
and | began to improve from the day
| took the first dose.
Now, after having taken the fuii
treatment, | feel like different wo-
man-no more headaches, backacnes
or dizziness. ! am strong and wen
That tired feeling is completely gone
and a pain have had in my STOMACH
for the past six months has disap
peared. Cooper's New Discovery II
simply wonderful"
We sell Cooper's New Discovery
Thousands of grateful people through
out the country have testif1ed TO IL
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us explain to you the nature of tni
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HAYS & FIELD.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-10
MANY CONVICTS
ASK FOR PARD0NS
Special to The NetOS.

| Special to The Nei0s.
Jackson, Miss, May lO.-Alleging
that she planted, cultivated and har-
vested the bale of cotton which she
was convicted of stealing, Alice Sykes
negress, sent up from Sunflower
county last March to serve one-year
term, has appealed to Governor Noel
for a pardon, and offers to produce
proof in support of her declaration.
George L. Breland, convicated in
Adams county and given short pris-
on term on the charge of burglarizing
freight car, asks for a pardon on
the ground that he is afflicted with
tuberculosis and will die if kept in
confinement
A similar petition comes from Lee
county in behalf of Lee House, a
white man, sent up to serve a life
term for murder, who claims that he
is suffering with heart disease.
James Wilson, negro sent up from
Tallahatchie county in 1904 to serve
life term for numbering Ed Scott,
asks for pardon on the ground that
he has been a model prisoner, and
that his crime was committed in self
defense
With the increasing number of con-
victs in the penitentiary the number of
pardon petitions is increasing almost
in geometrical proportion, and Gov
ernor Noel finds much of his time
occupied with documents of this char
acter.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-10
FATHER OF CROWLEY
DECLARED BANKRUPT

Special to The Net0S.
Crowley, La, May 10.-W. w. Du-
son, the father" of Crowley, Monday
was adjudged a bankrupt.
Judge William Winters, of Shreve-
port, was appointed receiver. Duson's
failure is no surprise. A crash had
been anticipated since the panic of
1907, when his enormous real estate
holdings shrunk million dollars.
Since that time Duson had been
fighting bravely to ward off this in
evitable financial collapse. The Du-
son liabilities amount to $290,000, with
assets amounting to about $220,0O0.
In statement issued this morning
Duson declared that since the panic
his friends had urged him to surren
der his financial burden. At that time
he could have saved something, but
he wanted to pay his creditors dollar
for dollar, and believed he could dc
so best by holding ali his interests
together.
Duson founded the town of Grow ley
in 1887. At the Columbian Exposition
of 1898 his advertising attracted
worldwide attention.
He has been identified with every
enterprise in this section since the
beginning of the development Of
Southwest Louisiana.
In 1907, when a decline in values
set in Duson's holdings amounted t.
s1,500,000, with liabilities of about hall
| this sum.