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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-18
- Horses and cows
moved free within S
miles.
- ~ Topeka REM
DERING CO.
49, 80 02 Phones 361.

City following an operation Friday, will
be held Wednesday followed by inter.
ment at Valley Falls. He is survived
by two daughters and one son.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-18
WELLINGTON WANTS NEW FARM,
Petitions for Commission to Re Pre-
Seuted to Council

tions are being circulated here asking
the city council to submit the oues-
ton of the commission form of gov
eminent to a vote. More than enough
registered voters have signed the pc
titions and it is believed the city
council will take up the matter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-18

had his feet badly mashed in a hay
baler at w. A. Kyner's. Mr.. Shaffer
was tramping the hay into the baler
when he was caught and had both
feet badly mashed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-18
wichita Has Option on watcrworlxs

Wichita, Kan. Jan. 18.-The city
of Wichita has entered an optional
contract with the Wichita Water COM
pany to purchase it's plant of $1,000
600. The proposition to vote bonds
will be submitted to the people at the
annual spring election, April 5.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-18
Piles cured i'm s to IA Days

Pazo ointment is guaranteed to cure an
case of itching, blind, bleeding or protrudir
piles in to Il days or money refunded. s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-18

Fentons Hairdressing. Manicuring.
Massage, Electric Baths. Trained Nurse
$50 Kansas avenue. One fight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-18

See ]. THOMAS LUMBER co. for
lumber and DEWEY PORTLAND CE-
MENT. Guaranteed the best manu-
featured
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-18
COAL FAMINE AT SYLVIA.
Schools Closed in Order to Economic
ON FueI

Hutchinson, Kan, Jan. 1s-Sylyia In
this county, is suffering from a coal
famine. Schools have been closed in
order that the families may have the
coal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-18
Funeral of J. ID. Wa

Rock Creek. Kan. Jan. 1s.-The fun
eraI of J. D. Way, a prominent and
wealthy farmer who died In Kansas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-18
BREIDENTHAL FUNERAL TODAY.
Remains of Well Known Kansan Laid
at Rest.

Kansas City, Kan, JAN 18.-Funeral
services for John W. Breidenthal. who
died Saturday morning at his home IN
this city, will be held at 2:30 o'clock
this afternoon at First Presbyterian
church. Interment at the Quindaro
cemetery will be private.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-18
MusCoTAH RECORD SOLD.
Peter j. Cortelyou Will Be Editor
After February 1.

Atchison Kan, Jan. 18.-Peter J. Cor
telyou, son Of Luther Cortelyou of Mus
cotah, has purchased the Muscotah
Record and will take possession Feb
ruary 1.
The Record was the property of Su-
perintendent Shoemaker. who could not
attend to it and the duties of the office
of couL-y superintendent of instruction
at the sam time. Peter Cortelyou has
worked in the Record office and later in
q printing office in Parsons.
Feet Crushed in a Hay Baler.
Sharon Springs, Kan, Jan. 1S.-
Mr.. Shaffer, who lives near Wallace,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-18
Candidates Slow to Announce.

The Republican editors of the Sixth
district are getting mighty lonesome
seeing but one political announcement
in their columns for congress, that of
I. D. Young when in fact there are
at least three other candidates. The
winter has been severe in that sec
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-18

The date for the appearance of the
Detroit team in Topeka is April Z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11

@uainaer cine llnteriit,itfte uerlnr-
gen oiirfen, rpenn Rintot erneH
IItnulforb erbielt?
Der @bef Der ,SorItperiualtung mar,
teiBt es, poaig i'm Hed)te, OILS er emit
id)ieo, mie melt bic Siilfs.GDefS Eriee
uno Sbolu Stroie fir ibrc T~aftloiia'
felt bel Sulieleiituna fir @lupis IN
ieinen, on ben Troiibentcn eerlhtc'
ten gntInacn pcroienten. Ibcr i'm
llebrioen 'hnbc Eird)ot III ieineHl
Shrciben ais Munn 9ehanoelt. In
nenl er ole Observation-Disclosures fiir
leine Suuolungen iibertabn.
Nllf Die @elhuloialn9, bob Eitt'
dot, olS err ieiner Inlidt Illsorld
cab, Der ErGiibent babe init Ibipel-
Jung ser NufIosen @lapi&' mo NeS
SeBteren Gntlaliuna eincn Srrtbum
begoneen, ohuc &enntniB BON BE.
ip%eiSmateriol Der unberen Seitc &C.
iproden, miro nun berporgeboben,
sob Gind)ot oos beioerieitige 8emeiSs
material geleben bat, ur0 ouB, 10
bolb bic llnteriudyung fonlmt, or nrls
oereS Moteriol unterbrcitcn miro,
ireId)es Der ErGiibent biSher nid)t 5ll
WeiidJt %befonnlen bat.
ailr5 aeiost, es miro baroui @e.
midt eelegt, Bob, mic bic NnbGnaer
Eilihot's la0en. Dem ErGiioenten
nidtS Nnoeres iibrig blieb, ols Ein.
fot, nahocm beS 2ebteren @riei ae-
ihrieben mor, 81 entloIieL aber nlle)
Eind)ot fonntc, ndfocm er ausac-
illnoen botte, inn perbe eilt &nebel
oneelcgt lperoeIi, nid)t onbers bait
Deln, jonocru oui Die Inflo9cu oes
ScfrctGrs aitiuorten.
Nuf Dem @cgc nah
@a bington.
EortIanb, Ore, 10. Sonuar.-
0pd Gmpfung zines GbiIfre,Sele-
orommS ans Der 9lnocsbmlptItoot
nlod)t 2oltiSR 8lopis, Der Tater Der
politiiden Mepolution, meld)e Die Sn'
teeritat Der repuhlifoniiden Fortel
bcorobt. eiliee 8ortebrunget 81 elmer
Reiic nod &oibington. Sbaleit) er
lid betreiiS oeS 3lpeds Iciner Helle
iebr 5iigefnopit pcrbielt, lieB er ourt)'
blide,l, Dab elmer bon Den Inbnngern
Gitd)ot'a inn telegropbild) nad) Molb'
inqton beruieu babe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
.IGiid)cr snr Rcdjenidyaft ge5osen.

Mem : Dorf, 10. Sanliar.
Sanucio 2upo, Der Wolf," uno
8uiicppe Mtorello. welfer oas Com.
plot ;l Der Grnloroung oes Geteftip-
9leuienonts Eetrolino III Eolermo,
SiSilien. 9eplout habet loll, Dilroen
tiellte nit IA anoeren S%taIienern I'M
te. Ger aHfIo9e Der 6alidmiin5erei
benz Sunoesoiltriftsserift Norge
iiibrt. 100 Rid)ter SQUAD Die beioei
eritermGbntem 8~eiangenen inter ie
$4,000 ulbs oie anoeren inter je
$4,000 Biireid,oit i%tellte. 2upo 1T
III Stolien ais Morber 81 Is Sabren
Salt rerllrtbeilt mlo Morelo luegen
Solidmiin5erei 5ll hrei bis ied)s Dab.
rem. geibe entfamen mad, amerifa.
Gle @anoc bate ibr Sauptqlloriier
III einem perlalienen Surmballs ndbc
&ighlailo Wils, N..S., nno iiel I'M
lebten Nopember ser Eoli5ei IN Die
S6rhe. Man if,att, baB lie inner.
baIb ied)s Monoten $4,000 in ial.
id)en Gin. uno 3peioolar.9 Bills in
-eirtnlation lebte. Niir pier oer, @e'
icngeuen permnbten, Die ibnen alii-
erlegte 9iirgid)ait bon $1,000 uui5u.
tteibeu. Eie ~llcbrigen %luanoerten
.iu's SeiGngniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
NbfabrtStasc Der C5eam'S CAMPER
uou Neu.Nurf.

9lnl ~. Sanuor .Aoriotic" nod
Gouubamptpn.
glm ~. Sonuor ,Groonlanb" l,ad)
Nntnerpen.
slnl ~. Sonuor Slice" nod pea.
pei unb 9rieit.
Nni 13. Sanuar nSopoie" nod
Sabre.
SIM Is. Sonllar st. ooniS" nod
Solitbumpion. n5oga
Im IS. Sonntar uEcrueia" nah
Valermo mo NeopcI.
Mm ,lS. Sanuar .EotSoam" nod
Nottcroam. a;ts
slmt 10, Sonuor rYrin5 Sricorid
@ilbcIm" nadl Bremen.
sm 70. Snuunr sSamlano" nat)
anttuerpen.
finite. Sanlar -aniitnnio" nod
2iberpool.
arh 20. Saniidr yMrahic" nud
trm Wittelucer. 7q1i't&
PIN 20. Sontnr ..0orruine" nad)
SABRE.
am %. Sonltar rTbilaoelpbio"
lad Scutbampton.
Nm %. Sanuar .Garmonia" nod
Gibraltar ul,o Neapel.
Ain %. Sanuar California" nud)
Glasgow.
Nm %. Sanuor Baltic" nodl
Qiperpool.
Nm %. Soniar .oaplanb" mad
Nntuerpen.
am' %. Saniior ,s1ronpri,j" mad
grernen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Gin Vlsotbcfcr Der Ncu5cit

iogt, es iri itnuncnspcrtt, mie uicle
a!tmooiife MitteI nod I'M 9cbraut
iino, 5,.S. Elm ioldes iiir sic erbal.
trns Der 1arbc beg Saares = @roB.
nuiticrs "Salbei Ebcc." Cod iei
t;cs @ittcl ourt 3nias BON Sdluc.
fci nod lpirfiamcr gemaft porbcn.
H,ett, luclln bns SnoS ouSiGuI oocr
crgraut. gebt man nidt mcbr in Der
Garten, I'M 0rdutcr iiir ,3bcc" 81
iammcln, ionoern einfaf nod Der
ndditen Npotbefe II. uerIanst MpetD's
Sase ano SuIpbur. ale guten apo.
thefer cerfanfen rs fir soc. obcr
500 bic 1laid)c, oOer es miro oireft
,gegen e%inienoups BEG 9reiies per.
ionot BON Der 1petb Chemical 60.
"a Gortlanot. Str, Heu-yorf Gin.
Gum Ycrfoui uub empfoblen bon
Der naedo 1rue 60" (G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11

PIN 26. Sonlror uSceonic" nod
Acopel mo Srielt.
PIN 26. Sonllor nGomponio" nody
2%iuerpool.
Pm q. Sonrar r3ieten" nof
@renlcn.
Am 81. Sonuur nanccnin" nod)
Ncopcl uno 8enno.
Nm 81. Sanllor nSourninc" nod)
Sopre.
PIN %. Gonior .@crmorio" uod)
NcapeI mo 5rieit.
PIN %. Souuor .Cceanic" uof
Soutbompton.
am %. Sonnor perrin" nod
Gibraltar mo Heopel.
Nm %. Son,ar oHc8ilu O'Gto.
La" nod) Neupel mo @cnuo.
Nm %. Snnuor yWimcopoliS"
llad) 9cnbon.
Am %. Somnor "Erciiocnt Gin,
COM ll0d) SdllOllt9.
Nm %. Soumor cincinnati" mad,
Ncopel uno @eulo.
PIN f.. 5ebruor .MrproOm" nah
Ho%tteroanr.
Im /. Icbruor .Grropn" toth
Ncapcl ulo @enuo.
PIN 3. 6ebruor nSinIono" mad
antnerpcuL
Ahn >. 6ebrllor Settle" nnA 8i.
broltor mo @cnun.
Anl =. 6cbrltor nllmbrio" nab
Girerpool.
aim 8. 6ebrnor Ygrcto0nc" nod)
SATIRE.
aIn 3. 6ebrum Is. i. Ijctacn"
rad &opelbagcn.
PIN ). 6cbru0r .StoIio" ltoh ga,
lCrmo mo Ncopet.
Pint 3. 6crmior nGolumbio" rlad)
Glasgow.
aim 5. 6cbruar Minnrtcnfo" mad
Sonoung
Am .. 6e6rnor oNep. Dorf" nod
SoiltDompton.
Aim .. 6cbrror ~Sorouin" nodj
G'l6raItor mo Ncopcl.
@m ). 6cbrlur "Homu" linh
NCnpcl lnl0 WariciGc.
Nm ). Gebruor "@robcrauriiirit"
lHad) Dem SriCit.
Nm >. Sebrnnr ~.2ourcatic" nad)
SIperpool.
9lm s. Gcbrlnr .Qoiicr" nod
Bremen.
PIN 8. 6ebruar .Statenoaln" rad)
Jictterbum.
Nm 9. 6c5ruor Sue DC @enopn"
llnh Nenpcl mo @enllc.
In 8. 6cbruar Saocrldno" nod)
Intncrpcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
&crmiid)tc telesrapbiide 1epeidpen.

Sn Nebrosfa lit Der Serausseber
Der lleblimp Times" h. >. aellp,
Der 40 Sabre lang oils SciirnaIilt
tbatig mar, I'M 20. 2ebenSjubre &c.
itprben Gt bette ieine ioirnaliiti'
ite 2aufhobn III Der Staot Stem.
sjorf begoiunen mo NOR Su elmer
Set Sfficeiunge BET Sorapc @reelep.
Sn Eittsbnrs, ga, lpurbc &c.
itern ein iiii,eer StoIiener, Hamcns
Games 2ubrane. binnen flint Winil'
ten I'M Griminalaeriht pru5eiiirt,
id)lllbig 6einaoen- ell JUICES M1o.
den Dem Cater in Die arme geiiitrt
SIT babe,i, unn at is Monaten Saft
perltrtbeiIt. ,Gos M1odcn trdt ais
3eiigin acgen i'm nltf ruib crgob lei
nc Sdulh an
--Gine i%sclersbrlmit I'M @eid)Gits.
tl)eiI porl Sarmfinston. q. s., bat Dos
@ilion.@ ebGiloc, Der 0arfer.S Iod,
iuorin lid bic oupt.3 DIFFERENTIATION
nnb mebrere 9ioen beianoeu. ger
itort. Ger Sdaoen betrlat $4,000.
Tie Nciu.gorfer Nilitar. Ala.
ocnie 81 Gornall. Nd. ging &c.
iicrn iriib III Glanumen aitf, Ter
a;erluit betragt 100000. Riemano
ml.roe perlest. Gie Anita(t lpar cine
GorbereihmasidMle fir bic @eit.
Teint.aa octtenidrtIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Mehr Nmtp'Spfer

Itlauta, 60, 10. Sonuor. -
SIC @e6riiber 6ronf George nno 8.
&. @eur9e, io,pie EN- nod nift iben;
t,iisirter Wann murben beute Noh.
lmitto9 oilrh cine bier eingetretelle
Goaiiion 5ipiiden einem autcmobil
l,nb einem StraBeubobn.@ aggon &C.
tSotet. auBer ben orei @etootetell
lbsianpen iid nod .aweiI sapbers IN
ld'ien I'M guto tllnO biele rpltroerl
id,per perleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Gou See nnS 6uicn.

EpW ~Nk NHp luIkhs
3orfe .Alcibcs" nad) elmer Reiic bon
2Cl g0ecu Don @onqfong olllc-
lanai. - oRhCin" fonmt GnNc
Der @od)c. - Nringt 100 Ful'n-
aicre. 3ic Gi$pcrbGltuiiic i'll
Der goi.
,&rn Sou hca SdlcppoompIcr%
,9uccanecr" lonQtc bic britildc
8orfc ,alcioeS" Neitern Nbelo nod
elmer Rciie pon nid)t meniger al2
POI 5ogen nit elmer SoblnG Wottcn
uoit Songfpng I'M btciiOeu Sofcn az.
GopitGn Smith mlb bic Sciobllng
Scs goptca merorlt mebrerc So9r
lott0 Die 3eihnaen itloircn millieh,
bis lie lid, nit Den pielen nid,iiNcN
WclterciNliiien, mie bic G%ntbcdunJ
bcS NoropolS etc, ibcld)c iih iuol'
reno hires longen NuicntholtS OH
Dem Wtcere %5ntru9Cn, bctonnt &c
mad)t buben.
.Nbciu" Gu6e Ser y . de CT.
luQrtCt.
Cine cin1clouienc brubtlole Scpt'
Idle bcio9t, boB i'd Der NoroOcut'd'c
2lopo.G ompicr nNbcim" Der am 30.
Tc,cmber ppll Bremen obiubr, &C,
itcrn Mittog 40 Weilen oitlih BON
Sallbu Soof beiorb. Ger Iomptcr
luirb oeugemGB morDcn oocr oni
Gonneritaa IN Nciu.Oort mo por'
ollsIittlit ONT Somiia2 IN Voltl'
more ciutreffen. Nh 0oro beIinocn
iih $40 EoiiuBlcre iiir Nep's)ort NM
$50 iiir baltimore. %''"
&c Gispcrh 0Itniiic IN ocr
Voi.
Sic beitiacn ipcltlId)en nno moro.
mcillid)cn @in0c, lpcld)c Die lebtcl
5luci Gage iiber oic @oi featen, blcI'
ten 3lpar oie peitIidc Scitc Der Bol
unb ben Gotupaco Miner bon Grclb'
els irci, trieben ober bic aon5cn Gia.
nloIicn on Die Gaitcru Sborc, uno
Tolls Der &inn lidJt unldloot, mcr'
ben aIlc Shore Sliiile in &lr5em tiir
sic Shifiobrt pollitdroi9 9cihlol'en
iein. Scll beioeu Gisbootcn 1clonI
es geitern, ben SluBfunol polllton-
oia BON Gis 5u beirciell. Gic Gbcltcr
lulo 9tonticofe Hiper 9ootc babcn
ibre Sobrtcn cingeiielt.
Iompfer ngrtto" amaze.
lan0t.
Mit elmer Beripatuil0 bon ilber CT.
ncr ISOLDE Iuitetc geitern Der britiItc
Compiler .9rifh" nod eiltcr %Itiirnnl.
id)en Sobrt bon S,leluu 5n Curtis
9op nl,. Ger Compiler .bruhte cilic
2oouhg Gbemifnlien fir Die nGopis
Chemical Co.. l'n'
y9udenb dh" abecf obrcn.I
e'teqn Wtaanittoao snbr ser 1olra+
pier 3. 81. 2itdenbod)." oui iueld)elu
iid) ont Neuidbrstog Mlrd, ooS GIT
Iomlulenbrefen zines Geroets eli
'd)limmer l%li,ioll ereignete. nod
Heipport NelpS ab, ilnl BORT HeparG.
iuren uornebnleu 6n loIlcn.
.Yrinccb" ouf9cluuien.
Gos Wotorbont aFrinteB," melt)e@
rom hiciiAen Soien SebenSmittel
nod Der Goirern Sbore beforoert, lit
am SumitoN in Der 9tdbe bon Nnnn-
polls ouiaelmlien. Gin Sbleppoom'
pier mrlroe III Siilfc aeionol.
6rudtoompfer peripGtrt.
Ser 3rlld)toompicr o@incent II
@iorei." meltcr berciis om SonntoN
bate Sap Nerrp poiiiren iollenL lit
nod nidt Gemelbet. Ter Gompier
miro an aop bic @eiirng erboltc1,
nit ieincr Eooung noh Ncp-Dort
nciter5ufohrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
hiffsnad Drid,tcn.

Nem Dorf, 10. Sonnar. - Ger
Camper .Arubic" lit bon S@ipcrpool
bier e%inaetroifen.
Gonooh 10. Sonuor. Ger
Camper ,Oinnetonfo" troi pon
Netu. gorf bier ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
MuSmpisIih mes Werid d,

NuSWeiSIih beS 9erih .
tcs unfereS Observation-Disclosures
pcroieinen Die Sormer iebr lpenig al
ibrem Gieb; Die @roBidladtcr be.
boupteu bon lid oas @leide;; baB bic
M%Ieinbanolcr eroben @eipinn boben.
miro pobd atid, @iemonb %behanpten
ioolleu ionod) miiiicu pobl Ole ho'
ben Ereiie aui reiner G%inbilolng be
ruben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
tmfaas.G hrpnif

uHTHusESHrpNtf.
Guo AhIeuita Sane 6oof, Elm Slpci
j6briees MGbd)en, in sIblueicnbcit
Der Mtiltter pcrbronut. Bier.
onsfabrs pcrun9Iiitt - ShIim.
Iter Stilr5 zines Had)tlpGhtcrs.
@Gbrenb Trou Sreoerid G. Goot
BON Nr. sd, Observation-Disclosures
apenle, aeitern% ormittog eillcll Nl,s.
aana modltc. ereianetc iid in ibrer
@obnung ein id)redliher llniaIl, Dem
ihr 5lueiiGbrigeS Sotterhen Gro
Nuanitn Sane Goof gum Spfcr iicl.
Nls Srau SCOT Die @obulng uerIieB,
iftief iopobl Gua lpie aud ibr iiing.
ties 8ino, eiu led,S Monote nltes
YfGohcn. PTS 1ic nud toitm iiiri
Wtilulten ihrc @obnung ipiehcr be.
trat, ianb iie Die feline Gpo an Sit
d)enbooen in Slammcn. Gie idref.
criiiutc Nllttcr rib Dem ainbc sic
brennenben 2leiounaSltiide pom
2cibc, uber sic &lcine non bcrcitS 10
ifmer uerbrnnut, ooB lie menige vi.
l1lltell lpGter IN Den Mrnlen Der Wllts
Ter itarb. @ic baS @ino in ben Se.
iiB cineS 3iinoboljc5 fam. lit Trou
Goof unerflGrlif, bn Die Shod)tel
nit ben 3iinob0l5ern 10 bod bing,
COB fic pon benz 9inb niht crrcitt
mcroen tnnnte.
&icrouSiabrcr bridt ben
Nrnl.
Veim Vierabln0en an Cattle uno
WonumcntltroBe fam Der AZ Sabre
cite SobE Wills bon Tr. SIG, 3. Str
SigbIunbtolun, ein 9ierausiobrer ser
Niintber'id)cn 0rulerei, 10 un0liitlid)
5u Sau, 0ab cr Den rcd)ten Mrm brad.
Ter 0erlestc iultrbc ollrb Jronf So
Der bon Nr. GIG. Observation-Disclosures.
nod Dem Spbn@ SopfinSsSoipital &C.
lcitct.
Iui oem' cimlpcgc%p cruu.
q iit t.
Sermon Nihie, ein @Gd)ter Der
.@eber Guorrp Company, puroe
geItern in Der NGbc zines Steiubru.
dies lruipeit Glicott-Gitp BON Dem Ne'
ger Sobn Smith beiulBtlos aufge-
innocn. Ger lducq berbeigeruienc
o.. 5ronf Miler entbedte 5pei flaf.
ienbe Shnittipunoen om Sinterfopfe
bes 9eipuBtloien, Die leid)t ben 1ob
hes 9tifie 5ur Solge boben fonnell.
Nan ninntt an bob Nihie, oils er
iih oif Dem Seimwege beiano, inioI-
&c zines sSebltrittes BON elmer 10 5ltb
hoben @Gidung obitiir5tc.
@roh baS SuB9eIcnf.
Wartiu 8. aIeppiib pom Nr. 31S,
EeorIitraBe, ~itiirSte geitern iriib oil
Der Ode bon Mertle- aperle unS
@raoIepltruBe' mtfioem eiiennbTbrhfJ
bos red,tc Subgclenf. Sn Der Sim.
bulall5 oes lprolpeitlihen Giitrifts
lpllroe Der Vcrunglildte nod ieiner
Rufniing iiberfiibrt.
ar5t BON autd dc getrots
len.
9eim lle6erlfreiter Der Columbia.
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-03
GROCERYMAN HAD ElOPED
WHY STORE WAS CLOSED

Columbus, o., Dec. 3.-"Ciosed on
account of DEATH" were the words of
sign hung on the door of the grocery
OF Mrs. Louisa Morley, East Spring
street. Creditors waited several days
for the place to reopen, and then in
vestigated. No one knew of any death
in the womans family.
Then the creditors swooped down
and satisfied their claims Mrs. Clar-
ence Smith, SOP Hamilton avenue, APP
peared before Prosecuting Attorney
Weber and complained that Mrs. Nor
ley had eloped with her husband.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-03
Two DEATHS in
FOURTEEN DAYS
Grim Reaper Lays Hand Heavily Upon
Family of Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Bryant
of Hattiesburg.

Twice within the brief pc
riod of two weeks the death
angel has visited the home
of Mr. and Mrs. jeff Bryant, on Oak
street, and in each instance has laid
his icy fingers upon a young man in
the budding prime of life. Two
weeks ago next Monday Kennon Bry-
ant was claimed by the grim reaper in
the beginning of his twenty-first year,
and last night Arthur Jefferson Bryant,
a brother Of the deceased and only
one year his senior, passed away after
an illness of only a few days.
This young man had earned the re-
spect of many Of Hattiesburg's citi-
zens by his courteous and pleasant
ways, and he leaves scores Of friends
and loved ones bereft, besides his i'm
mediate family, which consists of his
father, mother, three brothers, Ira Will
liams, Monroe and Ernest, and three
sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Pinehurst, Mrs
Jennie Highnote and Miss Florence
Bryant.
Funeral services we're conducte6Nby
Rev E. J. Currie this afternoon a
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-03
Offers THREE PRIZES.
Sarphe, the Jeweler, Will Give Sou.
vsairs at His Opening on Monday.

Monday, Dec. 5, Joseph Sarphie, the
ieweler, will have his holiday sale
Anyone wishing to buy Christmas
presents will find at this store hun
dreds of beautiful articles, which were
selected with a critical eye. Mr. Sar-
phie is the exclusive agent for the
Pickard china, and any amount of new
creation from the Pickard studio, can
be found there as well as handsome
pieces of cut glass, hand-painted
china, etc.
At the opening instead of giving
souvenir to each visitor, three love
ly prizes will be given, two diamond
rings and solid gold necklace and
locket. The prizes will be given as
follows: Each visitor to the store
will write their name on a card, drop
it in box, and at l, and II o'clock,
a disinterested person will take one
out of the box and the name on the
card will be the winner. 1t does not
matter whether you buy anything, you
are entitled to compete for the prizes.
Everyone is invited to come and in
spect the beautiful stock of goods.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-03
STATE GROWING DRYER
SAYS WEATHER MAN

Jackson, Dec. 3.-Mississippi's eli
mate is growing hotter and dryer. Ac-
cording to figures of the state depart
ment of the weather bureau for the
past eleven months over previous
years has been LAG degrees, and the
accumulated deficiency of rainfall
since January is 1858 inches.
The monthly summary for Novem-
Der shows that the average tempera-
ture for the month was Sc degrees, as
compared with 3,-year average of
$50 degrees, the temperature having
been almost normal for the 30-day pc
Rod. The highest temperature was n
degrees, on the 18th; the lowest 30
degrees, on. the Both; the greatest
daily range 20 degrees, on the 18th
and the least daily range 4 degrees
on the 18th. The absolute maximum
for the past 81 years is SO degrees, and
the absolute minimum for the same
period 90 degrees.
The rainfall for November was 2.91
| inches, as compared with a normal OF
4.19 inches, revealing a deficiency fol
the month of 1.22 inches.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-03
ON Is Millions
BANKS GET Is PC.
States 33f Banks Make a Fine Show
ing For The Year Now Com
Ing to Close.

Jackson, Miss, Dec. cooperating
on an aggregate capital stock ana scr
plus Of approximately fifteen million
dollars, the 331 state banks In Missis-
sippi earned a dividend of 15.1 per
cent. on business up to the 18th of
November. according to the recapitula-
ton of statements issued by State Au-
ditor e. ]. Smith.
This is regarded in financial circles
as an exceptionally good showing,
much better than in former years, and
shows that the banking industry, in
common with all other lines of bust
ness in Mississippi, have enjoyed uni
form prosperity during the current
year.
The Is per cent dividend, of course,
will be considerably increased for the
full calendar period of IL months, as
the. state banks do not formally de
clare their dividends until about tAe
middle of January.
Auditor Smith expects to- receive
from the comptroller of the currency
within a few days a recaptulation OF
the reports from the 80 nationa,
banks in this state, bearing the same
date. Generally speaking, the average
dividends of national banks are high
er than those of state banks, and a
composite statement will show that
the 1862 institutions, state and nation
al, had over $7O,OOO,0OO on deposit in
their vaults on November 16.