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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-24
MORE DISORDER IN
Street CAR STRIKE
by Associated PreSS.)

Philadelphia, Feb. 24.-More cars
running and more disorder character
lied the strike of the street car men
in Philadelphia today. The disorders
were not of as violent a nature as
some of those on previous days, but
were more general Strikers in Sec
tons of the city where cars had not
been run since the strike began, greet
ed the first cars today with stones
and other missiles. Mayor Reyburn
himself placed a man under arrest
today. The man was piling gas pipe
across the car track when the mayor
came up in an automobile and took
him in tow.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-24
FIGHTING FOR I
SCHOOL MONEY
jackson Law Firm Want Deeds To
Timber on Sixteenth Section Lands
Cancelled and ask Appropriation.
Special to The Nea0s.

Special to The NeUs.
JACKSON, Miss, Feb. 24.-Judge R.
V. Fletcher, of the legal firm of Flow.
ers. Fletcher & Whitfield, last night
appeared before the house committee
on appropriations on behalf of the
state in the interest of the bill to ap-
propriate $13,5OO to defray the ex-
penses of the litigation incident to
the suits institution in Har-
rison county, and still pend
ing in the courts, to cancel deeds
made by the board of supervisors to
three large numbering concerns, con-
veying about 100000 feet of pine
timber, located on sixteenth section
school lands, worth about $4,000, but
for which the board received only
$3.50, and had no time limit in
which the timber should be removed.
being, it is alleged, an attempt to con-
vey fee simple interest in the lands.
The appropriation includes, besides
attorneys fees, sufficient money to
repay the lessees the amount they
had paid the supervisors for the tim
Der.
A statement of the case prepared
by the attorneys for the information
of Gov. Noel tells the whole story
concisely:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-24
DESIRABLE PRESENTS

Are given absolutely free each after.
noon and night at the H. H. Graham
Jewelry Co. Bankrupt Stock Auction.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-24
Public Announcement

With the retirement of The Kornp Machine Works
from the machinery repair business February 28th
have purchased the heavy machine TOOLS consisting
of athes planers, large gas engine etc., of that firm
in addition to 200 ton wheel press, recently rur
chased. We have also added to already commodi-
machine shop, locomotive repair shop 4Oxl0Ofeet
in which built standard concrete locomotive
pit, IS feet in length with track to- the N O. & N E.
and have installed overhead for handling heavy
locomotive parts. With these improvements we will
ave- one o. emost thoroughly equipped machine and
the South and will be able to handle
II classes. We can not only give our
business prompt attention, but will
the large repair business, which our
Up Machine c., has heretofore ban.
raj satisfaction
viii be ai"ei in dcrartm
zion. Jewish
of The o o!ici laroer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
cor DOI ats or SiRiH 81.
IIis Anton obiir sails for EuroPe snI
woman salts Win o..

Detective George Leeson Of Police
Headquarters was asked by ms superior
Yesterday afternoon to arrest james VI
Douglas city veterinarian ri Syracus"
wanted by the police 81 Syracuse Tor
grand larceny Douglas and Anna Granger
haV. l..an missing from Syracuse Tor a
week All that Lesson had were = warrant.
a description Of Douglas, vino was de-
scribed rs feet | inch tall and a guas-
from Syracuse that he was going to sail
10y the Anchor Line steamship California.
When Lesson got 10 the CALIFORNIA ~
was within fifteen minutes Of her sailing
time a.. looked over the first and second
cabin lists and found the name Douglas
Douglas was "a second cabin passenger
and about five feet tall Lesson looked AZ
him and went up and mingled with the
first cabin passengers He spTed tall
good looking man of about n on the boat
deck and saun'ereing up said. How do
Won do. Mr. Douglass-
How do YOU do answered the tall man
-Oh. I'm pretty well You arr James
Doug las of SvracIsa'-
NJ Douglas said Ieofon had guessed
right and then Lesson remarked that h"
had a warrant tor Mr. Douglass arrest
and took him IN IN" ship TO poilc" Head
quarters Douglas was accom- panied Nv "a
woman and had ;Ouring car aboard III"
California n" woman. IN" automohll"
and Douglass baggage sailed
SYFN,uST. Oc' ~ m" arrest ~ DouG
.as fclnw-d his disappearance from
Syra. t.s" one week ago today nth Mr.
Anna Grange. wife of Charles y. Granger.
tho latter a arL awanna traInman The
arrest was on warrant sworn ont hy
J SRitz charging him with having 0b-
tanned some auto accessories under fall"
pretenCr-
Ss-irz alleges that after he had refused
Douglas credit the latter got IN" goods
on representing 10 a clerk thar Mr. Ssitl
had authorized their being charged In
1919 Douglas married Miss Nanwagensn
who had been separated from h"r hus-
hand. = CrouE" TVrr"ll. hv divorce.
only few DAYS h.spr" Douglas has
been married li'tle NOR" than wear
"" left Syracuse IA his auto The trunks
belonging to him and Mrs Granger wer.
sent away Ivy express II was thought
they had gon" 10 Canada. and II was
understood they would 20 TO Scotland
Douglas - - ScotChman Mrs Douglas
d"rlin.d - make any statement con
,erning her husband Douglas had about
~ uGD when he left Syracu-..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
BRFTTON'S tIRSHIP DELAYED.
We Geis out on sS.OOS BaiI In Queens
and e RearreStcd.

Bail IN S5pn was furnished Yesterday
for Harry : Breton. 30 ycar- old. civil
engineer confidence man and eN-CnnvIc'
who has been m IA. old Queens county
IAN N Long Island cry pending de-
ci-Ion on an appeal from -entenC" 10
imprisonment for M" a. habItual crim-
nal He waS sentenced for -wIndiing a
young woman whom he led To believe ihnr
h" had "nGagesi her ~ a governess TO go
70 IN" HON" Of relatives Of his IN The Soui h
While h. WAS IN Jail Breton invented
an air-hlp m which many persons who
learned something about ~ became in
tsrr-t.d Rail for him was furnished bv
MIR Mauda Van Buren, Holm. Of Sea
View avenue. Edgrm"re l. Sh" nut
up three paroles Of land m Arverna A.
security II j. -a'd that MIR HoIma was
Interested ~ IN" prisoner through her
son. who has been making a study Of
aeronauIc- Mr.. Holmes son j. about
% YEAR, old II" drove the automobile
that brought hr- mothsr - n" Court
lIou-" Yesterday Unusual efforts w.r.
made by all those Interested ~ securing
Br,r pn'- freedom to keep tho matter a.
quiet A. possible" He was not brought
into court until about noon. when there
are t"N about
lll'l"lihl'lN dllfI If"iibn = r"lsl~ss on
bal n" WIS r'lrTe-tpi by u electives
Ba","r and Brown Il IN" BrpnV detective
bureau on a warrant ISSUED hv MarIsirata
to'TIEau aud sworn GU' 10, Herman
NiilfiIhr IF ~ las jgtn - r".'' charglttt,
Bret on wlI ~" 'n"i' " >rrti nn f"brrI.
ary Br"'tpu Vas 'lS"n u"forc Mays
,rl'" RI''- 10 tI" MprT-duia ru'lr' nud
held ~ S!.'ol ''aIl fpi IA examination ON
Monday lNp-" having lts liberation
IN hand had ''i".''u and provided for th.,
ContlngsncN iluuL-id" Mr. Hulnr',
lItomoh'l" Wa tuptu.'r machine. -lld -.
h"loug - , r"~Id'n. It H." B-pnN who -
also Ini"r..-'.'d 80 me. alr.nIp Invention
and had agreed ( Breton wiS released
~ Queens count, tU8' he would 20 on hi-
bond 10 Tine BrnuN Preceded bv tnls
'ua'hlu" BRETON 10 cUtrx'. ~ 40 I.;,.,.-
'I,"r tpd occupying The T",r scat ~ Mr.
Holmes iutp. Who ~ ~ the front -.a'
alon g>ld d" her son disappeared up jackson
lN"nu" ~ NJ" direction NJ the IsIpsus bnro
bridgs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
NDnT> uOu,N FOR ", RDrR
Vermont C.rand JuTJ Hoids wealth, Nrs
Dodge for Death Of Heath

LtNtNHrE3. ". oc' % The Grand
Jury ~ E--"N county has reported true
tail agalrs' Mr- Marshall Dodge frr
m" murder of William Heath on ,-p.
t"ml"r To-, ~ killing ~ Vermont over
caused such cont ~ ~ opinion a- did
the shooting ~ H"r'r Mr.. Dutyr g..
On" ~ m" W"alrbt"-f Vumrn ~ town
and a nOiIV" for the killing Il he, uatnt.,
has -""minglv been lacking Heath had
wurA"d fnr Mr. D"dg" D"fpr" and hey
had had slight quarrel over the amour,
~ the bull once" hul MS had l"en sinoni h",l
over aud ia" painter had bsau again "n
~ g'd to work 80 h"r hoti-"
y" 80" could !" found Whu wa, ~ ~"
I'udg" hour" "u ~" dry that Heath moi
h,- death except ~" own"- II was -h.
Who gay" 40" Ilg"m 600 U"ighirpr- aud ia.
was arr".t"t and charged with the ,rIrln
Nj. budr" &. widow and 30 ,',u,D,
"hurcn WORKER ~. f"voly". Win uSt.h
Heath va -faiu st- N prpI"Tty ~
Mrs lbpdg" Tine" -hui. had been fired
~ th" painter ~ h" VA kn."ling a. h d.
WOrk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
O>EID, COUNTY SITy arToN.
outlook for . Republican Ma ority Not
VERY Promising.

IrICN OCT - rho Oneida county
Republican committee u having a siren
nous TIM" getting funds with which 70
carry on N" campaign \ circular letter
has been I~~u.i 20 ~" independent voters
asking each 20 contribute s. 10 tho fund
but IN" RESPONSE have been very few
Tn" member ~ IN" old guard argue that
InI-much ~ tho progr,--siveS are m
chHrg" ~ IN" campaign m Oneida county
th"y ar" IA" On"- 20 provide the cash
EV~n IN the ranks II the proRre--IVcs
hOW"ver. Their" are dI-s"nSipns ami tho
headquarters Of the county commit -.
ar" practically deserted, IN strong con-
tra-i tO The enthusiasm displayed ~ the
headquarters Of ~" Democratic county
COmnitts" With IN" opposition II tho
old guard and the dis-en-ion m the ranks
OF IN" progr''--ivoS the outlook for a
b"puhhcIn majority ~ Oneida county II
not promising
l. was ruIuur.d about town to-day that
e party of about tw"u'y-ave ~ thirty
independent K"publi'an- - this cIty
som" Of whom ACCOMPANIED Vice. Prc@i-
dent sherman - IN" Saratoga cow en-
tion. Ar" considering - movement 20 act
~ an escort - President striker of
Hamilton tOll"E" when h" go"- 10 New
York r"Nt "Wednesday night - -pelk IN
tHTn"gi" Hall b.for" IN. Indepcndant
Business N"n.- League. President S'ry-
k"r. who ha- b"li'-d III" Republican state
ticket. val PrRI" FOR DINs election
! movement T. On foot among heal
Ipdeyenden' Republicans who intend II.
vo'" for DiN 10 49, ~" ~"nat " Foraker ~
OHIO ant cN-f;ov frank Black ~ rrov
- com" - ihi~ ui'v and address q rn-
ltlcal meeting som" tIi1t between now
and election " - no; -ur" that "I' n"-
speaker can be secured. but "Tpr.s ~ that
direction A." bong made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
ESCAPED >s,Ium Patient ~urrrrd-r..

TEtNrpN. y. ! oct ~ Waiter Shcri-
dan. Who ga" his addrc-, - 2S7g BriRg
avenue III" BronN New Work "iiv walked
INTO N" central poiic" station her" to-day
and CAV" hrmsalf ~ H. sud ~" had
c-,pprd from Rivor"r'.-' Asylum A.
to"in. /. J. - N""k ago and had "!ud"d hi ID.
purau"'- oyer sine" lie sat be- wa-
star, "d mt giving himself ~ lcrprd-
ing u sheridan hc {. the -pn - .u ~
policeman pud bad hrcn confined w tho
nsyluu Tor -pfn" tim" can't tirIf, ~ the
poli,c department rsfnanded ,,hrri,lan
until word could b" had from h- father
~ ~" institution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
woman Die ~ Arid Poisoning

Mr.. Ida Par-on. ~ wear. old wife ~
Jab"1 Pa-'on. = realty dealer living a.
80 Eighty -'r-' street. Raw Ridg" died
Yesterday after drinking clrholir acrd
which u - -iIppus cd 30" took hv mistake
Mr. PHr-On Va- ~ Invalid Sh. nai
numbers NJ bottles ~ mcdlrin" IN TO-
room. and " - presumed thai IN. -waI.
lowed part ~ the contents 81 the a,id
bOtt'" thinking that ~ wa- one 81 tho
others 81" - survived bv her husband
aud Two children
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
err ',Nu mtT ~ TuO.
Maine steamer Ilt the Jamsi"a W
Onr Found In tIthrr uaIf

IN" roiic" w"r" notified last night that
the Man" steamship Lln"s steamer
NorthlHud had cul canal boat m two on
her way down IN. fa-' River can't
Mot 81 III" harbor squad got INTO the
police boat Patrol and went scouting
along the river ~ m" foot Of seventy
~iNth street h" found one half of canal
boat nearly -ubrnerged and tied 10 A
docs "" learned that a New York. New
Haven and Hartford tug had picks 81 up
me half and tJw.d n over
IN" Patrol did not rim against the
missing half although IN" criIi-ed about
sow" houYr There we're clothes hang
ing ~ the captains cabin NJ tho dIscrv-
cred halt that seemed 10 Indicate that there
had been som" on" Du board when m.
accident '."rrr"d Ia" stern 81 10"
canal boat hur" ~" nam" Jamaicn
Ia'o la-' LIRuI IN" thor half Of N.
canal boat wns found floating near He'll
Cat"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
Dr y. o. DouEIss Dies m the Operating
Table

TrtCa. Oc' - Or +. n Douglas
former Mayor e Li'tle Falls and one
~ N" leaders in IN" Republican organizs,-
iIon IN Herkinsr county. di"d IN the
operating table ~ a hospital N th.- cl'v
this afternoon "a h" vas about 10 Ynd"rgn
an operation for gall-i1ns- ~" had
been ~ only tV0 days and wa~ r.fnoy.-d
80 rhl~ city hts' nigh FOR tho operation
~ which eral eminent surgeons IN
Guiding Ei- brUih". D- Frederick i
DDuglas u t'iICa wer. 80 assist
The adrIinIsira'.pn u au Rus.'h "i -
~ Or DpuR,as was about - h" 'rd"--
iakon %hen h" sii"orifnbad d." ,'as -
wears Old and nAtiv" u ~ urrIi"
Mas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
The ahsnlcr. e rniInnstnrr

four story s'or" building - ~ h.
erected ~ IN" southeast corner of Sisth
av"nu" and Flghfc"nth street pppo-lr.
th" SI"g"l cope. store bv Iohy \ Fhls.
beth " Lewis SiIyy..-au, Nargar., /.
Rob"ri Winthrop 49, Nhda q ,htnI.r
who hnv" Hl-"aiv l"n-.i l'tp David Pm.
IN" hildirE vii has" = frprtag. ~
o. ie"' ~ ~" IS enls and :. feet ~, ,b,.
street. With ia' Rds ~ limestone with
tara Gotta trimming The co-t l. Si2S $50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
I OIIrRI> mr. >IO,kr,,
Woman Produced ~ when NsLrd rrr t'.'
EarP ~ street Car

Ira. ."d'.r'o~ 81 % irrs. il.u..-
,.. t-e"d 81. kar" ,..r %
tN"u.' 'pr u"r 'Ir" WHOM 'r.
to turfy.i"Ur.u -'r".' Ip-' r...r
Char d".y"d INTO her -tockrnG rul
IIir q i..1 nitr.
~ cunning ipr . val.
poLu""i loudly Il gIIr-- fI....
b' on" 81 tins car
~" iid--'''i s"r- edged 40 10 ur,. ..
th" "ir and on" ul them yrll.d u..
window 80 Policeman HaNDrAt 10
pu board end taiN"d -of'I, I'D, N...
TOOK hcr r"f Oliver 1wlN from Inr ....
l"i L"r 80 NJ" Inst ~rNfy -',,.'.
UUl'"" station On" of tI.. a.n ..
49, Empty and Ms Z Hr' -i.I
80 % N.u with 80 iltlau R....
To-. u"r fu.' hDfpi. -N, l.trl.
80 .un ltd 80 Ep i.rr and ft..
as"y from hun ~.u" wt. H
changed vftu Iu'psTraffru .tuI
a concealed weapon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
nrsan Grlndrr Killed nr An,n

"u.' camilla. a 90" armed orgnn
grut"r g v"rr. old. Wis struck bv an
.uIt.r1ohr'. whl'" h." Wa pulling r,iry-
ard, af Cl'tfpn and Eighth ay"u,ie4.
N'r. i.. .,.i rgE' and k.I'nd Iua,"ph
D. u|..... Die iuIp". - YEAR p'.! WH-
...... .s ,...u .i'i O. ItI-'ti about a." back
~ ... .s.p 200 49," cry Hospital The
...r Y..t 90. OF ih" u'i'p picked camilla,
-. 4. IIYw uu tho ,I-u and hurried ,s-.v
IN" H.fumobll" belongs to Koch 4 60.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
FRE wow REPi BLH,> ron DIN
John O.. NctlrOS Of albany displays DIV.
Picture tn n window Of IiIs House.

ALH'>N. Oct .. IN" picture ~ John
lIN apr"ar- conspIcuou-Iv IA IN.
window ~ Nh" rrivdr. r"sid"nc. -, John
y. M"flroy. TIE president of tie Albany
lnSuranC" company, on state stree.
directly Opposite IN" Executive Chamh.r
IN tho Iipitol
Mf M'Elroy - a rsiIonr kspunIirsn-
and ~ record a. q Republican goes back
20 tho foundation 81 tho isrtN Az.
MCflroy Was the Lady Of Tho ME,..
House" during the Administration If ber
brother President hastse 4 ArthIir
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
EnEiursr s,rurL u, Train and EnIed

BISGHAMIO", OCT - .r...'' ? -.ti
ing, for forty v"i.- ~ ..' ,r..r".r
and who would have boon ..'.r.i % .
pension bv the Op"i = non ~ no" =" .'
IN January. wa- struck by Irair and
killed Will" waking On N" tracks her.
to-day
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04
OzAN news

Especial to the TELEGRAPH.
Ozan, March 3.-W. Il. Ellis 6f
Saratoga visited relatives here last
Saturday and Sunday.
Wayne Scott returned from ii
visit TO Saratoga Sunday.
Big Bill Sevedge, the largest
y Coprt in Hampstead county, was
ihere on business last week.
Hon JAS. w Ellis entered the
race for one of the representatives
srom Hampstead county.
A V. Reed and son John were
here from Yuucy Saturday
7rhe Democratic County Central
Committee will meet at the Court
House in Washington, March 18th,
1910, forthe purpose of selecting
Judges and clerks to hold the
Primary Election, March 30, and
her important business. A full
attendance is desired as it is neces
s,ry that each township be repre-
seu.ated. All County Candidates
are requested to be there SO that an
understanding as to a publ' canvas
may be had
S1IL6G.
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04
Our testing Friend.

That man" says our witty friend,
indicating the individual who is illum.
mating a window withaa highly decora.
tive invitation to the passing public to
take Its choice Of shirts for a dollar,
that man is an instance of a person
who has mistaken his calling
SO" we ask, wondering if the
shirts would fit us.
Yes Instead Of spending his
time and talent in such an occupation
he should be on the lecture platform
swaying thousands by his eloeuenco
There is no telling what great good
%oald be wrought by the power of his
oratory. Every indication is that he
would be a wonder as lecturer"
We turn and look at our friend in.
quiringiy,
Easy enough" he elucidates Don't
you see what a good word painter he
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04
The Lir7iF

This is simply the limit" said the
Observation-Disclosures editor,
WHAT'S yhe Trouble now?" asked fho
Observation-Disclosures editor
Here's a woman who writes. Re
Gently my husband ana I were dj.
yorced but of late be has been trvjns
to effect a reconciliation with me,
calling on me, sendiag me preeentg
etc. Is it etiquette foe ne e. have
chaperon in the parlof 0hepeAe Is
with me?" go
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04
is Graduate Of Maas.r

Baroness uohida, wife of the newly
appointed ambassador from Japan. Is
a graduate Of Vassar, and is said to
De one OF the most distinguished wo.
men In her country. she took the
nlGAest honors in her class at Vassar,
and then studied in Berlin and Paris
She is a member o. a society in 10.
Ryo for the education Of Japanese wo.
men along modern lines of education.
she speaks Engii9n perfectly and is
aI""ys Gowned after the most ap-
proved fashions,
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04
: seeo ANNOUNCE MENTS~oos
!. A'AtV ~ y - A' - -
FOR CONGRESS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

We are authorized to announce
Hon, w. S. Goodwin of Warren,
Bradley county as "a candidate for
Congress from his the Seventh
Congressional p fliot, subject to
the action of t m0efatic party.
We are auti "a to announce
Hon. L. Minor ane of Magno-
liza as a candid Tor Congress
from the sevent uaa gressional
District, subject he aetton Of
the Democratic paltF.
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04
For n SIS Sol"
sssssa,,it

To the Democratic Voters Of Hampstead County
take this method Of announcing myself for the office
G Tax Assessor Hampstead County, subject the action
saf the primary election March 80.
was second in the race for this office four years ago,
this gave encouragement to ask for it again.
think that qualified to fill the Assessors Office have
years experience with the Tax Collector of the county,
and being with him this the third time, will be able
house-to house of the county, propose
make clean my merits, and misrepre-
any of opponents All have right for office,
but the peoples right say who is the best fitted for the
office. If, March 3o you say the fill the
Assessors Office will take my defeat like man, and help
elect the peoples choice; but if elected shall do all
r5 power f this Office in way that the people of
Hampstead county will never regret giving it
Asking that you give my candidacy fair and just con-
ssl6eration, / am, Yours SINCERELY,
ROBERT L. -BYERS
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04
CARD OF THANKS

Mi. Mack Campbell of Ozan
wishes to express his thanks to the
good friends of Ozau for Their
kindness and attention to his aged
mother in her last lingering iIless
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04
FOR STATE SENATE

We are authorized ta announce
Hon. L. r. Monroe Of Hampstead
County as candidate for State
Senator from the 10th Senatorial
District. composed of the counties
Of Nevada and Hampstead, subject
to the #actien of the Democratic
party.
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04
Named Than

'I hear you have twins at your
house." says the neighbor to the little
boy.
Yes, sir. They come yesterday"
And what do you call them?"
Pa named them as soon as he came
home from the Office When the nurse
told him we had twins he said;
Sakesaliye and Geshallovor!'
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04
CHANGE STAND
Post Office Moved From Old Dan
Jones Office Buil5ing

The postoffice has been moved
from the corner of Columbus and
Lawrence street TO the building on
Main street formerly occupied by
Oliver q Stroud. TIL building
from which t44 poslonice was
moved was the former law Office of
Dan W. Jones-and Elijah Ferguson
and has been used as a postofIice
for the past thirty years.
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04

Now de hoppergrass dance whilst de sum
meh was faith.
En- he neveh knew want en- he heVeh
knew caih.
o, he sassy en- proud. wild high-mishty
style
En- he winkin' he eye en- he smilin he
smile
But de ant shell huh haid en- she say she
be boun'
Dat de hoppergrass stahve when de win
teh come 'roun.
UNI De hoppergrass bow en- de hopper
grass skip
En- he lead in de dance wild flppetyh'p'
En- he sashay erlong en- he wind in da
waltz
Whilst de ant savin up en- abusln' his
En- a-sayin dess wait till de win en- de
snow
Make de boppergrass wish dey was some
'ers to so.
But de hoppergrass wink en- de hopper
grass grin
Wild tobacker-juice drippin' erlong o his
chin,
En- he thow out his laigs en- he jump
En- he say dat he low dat de summeh
gwine las.
But de ant shake huh hald en- she say It's
a shame
But ef he stahve ter death deg is no one
ter blame.
Well. de wfnteh time come. en- de hop
pergrass freeze
Case he amt got no clo'es 70 ter keep
off de breeze.
I'm de beesyse--4'e, bugs low dey wahned
ss'ty'.rs always to-m6frer; Il amt ar right
now.
En- de ant sit en- read by de f'place, en-
say
Dat he hoppergrass bes' not be comm
huh way.
Hum! To tell yo' de trufe, WY. de hop
persrass come
En- he baig dat De ant please dess give
him a crumh
En- he talk misty nice, en- he bow mighty
En- he pay bis respec's whilst he stan in
de CO.
En I Blame Of de ant ain gwine give him
er chance
En- she tell him come in please en- teach
huh tor dance!
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04
n uNurY.

Father" said the son Of the Kan.
sas farmer, why don't you get in line
with modern systems of napcging a
farm and buy wind pump?"
"Win0 puGp!" says the farmer.
wind pump? Gosh all over! Who
wants to pump wind out here, when 1t
blows in sodummed fast its hard for
q body toAlSaeps his hair on2"
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04
In the ,JlnnTe

AT even time the tiger growled:
Il cannot read my paper
Because 1t grows SO dark" He howled.
Hi, waiterl Fetch tapir!" " '''
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04
FOR TAN ASSESSOR.

We are authorized To announce
7. A. Turner Of Spring Hill Town
ship as a candidate for Tax Assess
or Of Hampstead County, subject
to the action of the Democratic
Primary, March 30.
Washington telegraph., 1910-03-04

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