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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-24
i,aftc icincn Nrbcitaebcr in Stiife.

u dlmon0, Na., 23. Wfor5 -
6rouf 9pro, ein gte1er, ruelher in
5ranf SoltiuaS' S1gemilblc III 9lnes
liu-Gountp orbcitete, itlif iih &c.
ltern 96eno pom binten Der on lclnen
9lrbeitaebcr herau unO badte i'm
buhltGblih nit eincr 9lrt in Stiide,
neil ibm ocrielbe fllr5 porbcr cincn
GcrlpeiS pe9eu 6aulbeit crtbeilt bat
te Gin 0lob rottete lid 5lIlommen
INN oeu 9teger 81 lpnfcn, ollein cS
aelang Dem Sderiif 1itggle, Der
Morocr III boS @eidu0tib SIT Sorm'
bile 81 bringen, ebe iif Der O'ob iei-
uer benGdtigeu fonute.
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GonNref-G Gerbanblnligem.

0oS SmlS poilirt 9iaS sur Sc6llng
6es Sbladtihiiics .Dloine" inS
5ur Gr5ipingltng BON sldtllng iiir
Die omerifoniidle llnifornl. -
Acknowledgement mlf Eribploii.
Snicln.
Wolhington, :. &. %. WGr5
- Ios HcprGie1tantenboitS paiiirte
belte cine Sill, ipclbe Die Soebung ocs
@rodS bcs i'm !Sofcn bon Souo.
no untergegungencn ShlohtidbiiieS
nWiaine". ioipie Die 9eitattllna Der
lleberrcitc Der Sceleutc. ueld)e bel
Der Sc6ung nltfgcfunoel perben mo.
gen, IN Scr 9lrliltgton Cemetery per.
orbnct. Gic 9iQ bcltnnt aud, boB
ooS @rnd ilntcriudt lperbcn ioll, nm
monIoglid) oic llriudc Der Grplolion,
luclde OoS Sdiii 5um Sinfen brad'
TO, iclt5uitellen.
GuS Sous nobnt icrncr cine 8ia
an, inter bercn Serorbnungen ser
Gigent6iimer cines llntcrboltllngslo.
fals I'M Giitrift Columbia ober cinem
Der 5erritoricn, nelder cincm Sol
Ootcn ooer Seemnnn Der llniiprm
bolbcr ocn 3utritt IN iein 2ofol Der.
peigert, ollrd) cine @clobllBc bis gu
$1,000 obcr oird @cfGngnibboit bis
5ll 5lpci ,Sobren beltroft ucrben ioQ.
rSnl Senut rpor oic 9ill 5nr Gobiii.
5irlng scr @cicbc in 0e5ug ouf III.
ier SSuiti5luclcn iolt iuGbreno Der gan.
sen SiBuig inter 9erotbung. Ger
Senat poiiirtc bic Bill, ipclhe Ole Gr.
ncllcrltng bcS Eahtcontrofts be5iig.
lid Der &obbcnja0o oui ocn Eribp.
loif.Snieln i'm Stillen Weere perbic.
tet, inlo bic Ginfii6ritug ciner Shon.
5eit oili ben S5nieln oefrctirt. @eioe
S1lllcr iperbcn norgcn ipicbcr III
Situng lcin.
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8eroienituoller 8eiIlid,cr aeitorben.

ct. 9ouiS, Wto.. %. Wi1r5. -
Sm boben s(lter pon falt II Sabren
lit Seinrid 9rodbaaen, Der in lueiten
areiicn befunnte Tiarrer Der Worio
Simncliabrt.@ .@emeinoe 5u S'SaIlon,
ct. GborIes.Gountn, Mo, ans Dem
2eben geid,ieoen. Yforrer 9rodbo.
gen mor Sabre lang Serousgeber
im6 Heoaftellr DeS BON linn gegriin.
oeten oaotboliiben Sallsirellnoes",
Der ols Wodenblott erihien uno falt
orei Sobr5ebnte lang beItuno. Efor'
rer 9rodbogen mar 1888 in @eltpbo-
len geboren rnO fam 1857 nnd) Imc.
rita. 9tndoem CT leine tbeologiihen
Stltoien beenbet, muroc CT bier III
ct. 9ouia am 10. Woi 1859 Sunl
Brieiter gelueibt. @Gbreno ieiner
lungcit iber nebr OILS eiu babies
Sobrblnbcrt iid eritredenoeu SbG,
iigfeit olS Secliorger in Scr Grsoio,
5eie ct. 2oiliS bat Der Terltorbenc
baupti1hlid in ct. 2ouis.Gouutp
unb Seiierlon.Gountp geluirft. Yfar-
rcr 9rodbogcn fonnte ioluobl iein ill.
berneS ais ollh iein goloenes Yrie.
iter Subiaum in S'Sallon begeben;
ooS iilberne om 49, Mdr5 1881, oa5
goloene Dor Snbresfriit IN glnpeien-
belt ieincr gou5en Weineinoe lno ci.
Ipr nrnI,ru l(n,nhl lSreAiorr
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.Vanffaiiirer Dor 8eridlt.

SnoionapoIis Sno, %.
0iGr5. @m. $. Morrer. iriiberer
aaiiirer Der ,Griten Nationolbouf"
bon 5ipton, Sno., gob brute 5il, ouB
CT ioIide GintrGac in bie Bidder &C.
moft lmb gricic gcihricben babe,
mcIbc iuli6e 9lngobcn cutbieIteu INN
boS Gerlidcrllngs. 7eportcmcnt oes
Stoatcs Ohio 81 tGiliden. Norfer
Itcbt inter Der slntlage, 100000
Don bcn @eloeru ser 9anf pcrimtreut
sli buben. Dor Dem bieiigen 9mocS-
SrciSaerid)t.
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Die yGbampion". .Sulbatenmnttcr

ANounoSpille, ". 9o., %.
War5. - Gie 100 Sabre olte ssrou
Sorob BRANDON bon bier gilt iiir
Oiejenigc Wtiltter IN oen Der. atuo.
ten, luelhe rnebr S0bne oIS irseno
cine an0ere ilnter gBoifer Iteben bot
te, n6mlid icds5ebn. Bon oieien bo'
ben nier5ebn in Der llnion-grmce.
5luei IN Der coniooerirten armec 9e.
oient. >Sm @an5cn bottc Tie % Sin.
Der ilno oieie wicoer boben arobe ,so.
milien. Ser dlteite Sobn, Siram. lit
SO Sabre oft; Der iiingite. Gpon, -
Sabre alt lmb orbeitet tdelih in ciiler
aoblen9rubc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-24
@Intpsrsieken i'm Nrbcitsbans.
3mei @ddter ourh eincn geiitcSfran-
fen gicgcr nicOcracifoiien. -
Ibr 3uitono eiil fritiiher.

Isl ilminaton Gel, 80. WGrj,
- Ter 9teaer Stepbctl Sumter, Sn-
iniic beS slrbcitSballeS iiir 9felucaltIe
County, uerlcbte belttc 5luci NGdtcr
ser slnItolt. gtameuS @altcr SaItingo
imo TboS. WcGullpuqb Icbensgeiobr-
lib ourh Sdiiiic. Ger Sb0ter itamnt
aus Yirainicn uuo mor lpe1cu eineS
IiebltohlS IN Die 9lultoIt geididt
mprocu. Scit lcbtem Ie5ember legte
or Spmptome BON WciItcSIt0rlng an
oen 5o9. 9llS ser @Ghter SaItiugs
bcutc iriib Ole Sbiireu Der 3ellcn oIfs
nctc, nm ole Strifigc 5llnl tSriibltilf
3u iiibrcn, Itrcrftc i'm Suutcr burh
cincu S6log nieoer, entriB ibn ocn
Rcuolucr uuo iboB ibm 5lpci &uaeIn
IN ocu aGrper. sllS @Gdtcr McGul-
lou9b cincm &onlcrooen 5u Sillfc
elite, crbielt er cine &ugel in ben
Magcu. Gin on0erer, bon Sumter
ubgcicllcrter SduB permllnoctc eincl
9teNcritr1ilin9 lcidt om @eit. 0erbei
eilcnbc 9ebienltcte beS 9lrbeitSbaiieS
iibcriudltigten ocn Sbdter ihlieBIid)
llno leaten i'm IN Giicn. Gr miro
ictt Der Stoots. Srrenonltolt iibernies
icn merben. Sumter ielblt muroc in
bem Sample NIT ben @Ghtcru ourh
5lpei Shiiiie in oen &opf lno in oer
aorper pcrmllnbet, ieOoh geltcu icinc
@llnOen nidt ulS 1ei1br!ih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-24
Sclbltmuro anf cincm Sabn5ns.

Ghiluoclpbio, %. Mdr5. -
s. Smunbcra, Bcid)ditSfiibrer oeS
droBct GbcitultItraBcu Gepnrte.
lncntSloocnS, be9ing beute auf einem
gerooe aus Buffalo i'm bieligcn
Rcooing.9 .9obubof onlangenoen gr-
prcB5uac SeIbitmoro oirdl Gridie.
Ben. Gr mar 10 Sabre alt ltnb geraOe
uon Gbicogo 3ltriid9efcbrt, mo er iei'
ncn Sobn bcilldt bat Gin bel linn
uor0citnoeucr9ricf giebt acidGitlihe
@crllite ais llriade Ger Sdrefens.
that an.
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0lm bas JubicialsG quite b

nibe ir lotbt9 ncnerleiS aHgebrudt balten
pere Mrgntc oBcr 0ene porbrn9e Ole on Dor bre
0enaft mube oor ncre 9ueic im Die llrabamc Der
Ser rcm 9omic nebcubcn Bills erbringu mare
ndt bieie Bills Dem Sebiaa ser Staot baltimore gor9ns
II erbalttn, lolaten
ciGien nod beoge m iest Die ou mid gebaun Sdmubun9n
beantpprtcn Sd penOc MIDI Sie bren ot15elcn no nt
eri0uid)en Gbarotter.
lit Seuc ole Ole NnnobmC oeier VtS le
bcren nobne Die Subt in ben Sano ceen
roc Hogos b Den Ggentbmern Der Notraoaeoer N er
atn 81 Nde0cnn lfale lit cine obc Oee ieinS Der Seser
perfllbarcn EoratbS Ol5 no9d bcpcn morocn sd
Jill @ort br N1ecgenbeit cnem Srie Srn Ho9er
a. 6. gebioro @eiitsbrcr Der Notr0ns tere'n
Stan0u0 Gil Company pCroienlit
ibren:
Nru. @coOrb'S Brief at Srn. Gna
26 BroaomaD Hcu- 9)orf.
10 WGri 1910
Srn Goaer @ Gnl,
Marpano lru guong,
Baltimore, Wo.
Ueu eber Sr Gul-lRene guinerflamtclt lit oul
mie Nnau6en aelenft mor6n 0e Mnnupois o baltimore
oIgemer cirtliren oen oabngebeno bnB mir 9cmlt lo
pGter ueranaBt mcrocn oret nit Der Soot Vat
ber Die >uiubr Natrgus in gerbonomg treten
boB Dies argument fr bCn 8i0crru gepier @eebe III
gc3ug 6ie GonoOateo UOs 0onpnrp pon baltimore be
ltlBt miro.
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rir uno ntrlr alc Nnaaben, obc ange1nbrt u beon
morten ,b nodnaS mie0erboen oaB Die bon mir pre
Sntrreien ene1 llmGnben 8erbanomgn iur Ole
3uubr Iotilrgo5 Baltimore antniipien meron
ntt ourd) bic Goniolibuteo Gas Company.
ad1tunaSpol
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Scd)s WGnncr crtrunfeu.

Tancoupcr. .. g., %. Mir5.
- Ter Don Tacoma uah 0onconscr
beItimlnte Sbleppbanlpier .slrtbur
3" ging ip1brenO Der lcbten 9tadt
nabc Dem tSro5er.Hiper.2 .2euftitbiii
inter. Scd)s W1nner ertrunfe,l.
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Sic lnterbanouan Der Gonoiboeb Gonpop Baltimore oe
@eaenbcit peren M Satrsas 5u er beanprdten 9roBe
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ouee Hargas ben Sebern eSir9lnien Der bnfe
ben tel as nud Baltimore brngen o ettpen Ednc Ir eie
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lberenfolen 5pden ben Sonbab Gel Gas nien o Der Con
ooob Company aetroiien Gies eberenonnn be5og m au het
nite Yree pecn @os Baltimore pertau meroeu fonn
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aeiebt 1ie ttS2v 20 abrc i
tereen an dneeB mb fir Gin gewier Sb Der Eroii Der
GoniooateO Company oQte ben Sneicn jaaen alb nen te
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tbei Dem 8olmen oes Gonln1s Notrgos ob
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Gpnincnen @oS Gleitat wurben III Der Sercrbns
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9mbae gcb6roc Stubpntt mnbm fcCn
lmtbm bic Sob 9nmo cinen @ontrott lr 20 abre nbdeM
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mroc ie pubc sic StauOorn Gel NargoS nerei inter
bc o Gonoboen Gomonp nit ibnc net enen Gonro Ir
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biden Gmcn oIa GWr Der ouron Antbei genomncn botc
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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-06-24
PROF. D. c. HULL APPOINTED
Succeeds Bishop Murrah as President
Of Millsaps College.

Jackson Miss, June 21.-Prof.
D. G. Hull, for many years connec-
ted with thetAgricultural aud Me-
chanical College, Starkville, was
today elected president of Millsaps
College, this city, to succeed Bish-
op Murrah, who has served in that
capacity for SO many years.
There weae several applicants for
the position made vacant by the
election of DR.. Murrah as bishop,
all strong men and able educators,
and the selection of Prof. Hull for
the position is all the more graft
flying since he is q Mississippian,
Among the applicants wire Prof.
Todd, formerly president of the
South Mississippi College, Hatties-
burg, and one Of the. best known
educators in the state, a man well
fitted for tile position. and DR.. Car
lislf !. of Missouri, q man highly
recommended far the position, and
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-06-24
an educator of national fame.

Mr.. Hutl is a man we'll qualified
for his new post. which is an i'm
portant one. and his selection. was
almost unanimor S. His election
was rot a surprise to the readers
of the Daily News, as it was fore
casted several days ago, Prof,
Hull has been identified with the
educational interests of Mississippi
for many years, and has done such
excellent service in that line that
that he was the choice of the trus-
tees of Millsaps College for the
dlace vacated by Bishop Murrah.
Prof. Hull will move to Jack.
son Immediately and assumd charge
of this institution. He will follow
the policies Of his predecessor
which have dene so much toward
toward making Millsaps one of the
states leading educational institu.
tions.
With several friends Prof. Hull
came to jackson Monday night,
and was in the city at lhe time Of
his election. He was accompanied
Iby | Prss: y ! 7 g Hasdx p M A. 4
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-06-24
ticular residence.

ticular residence.
The old theory that the fly was
a scavenger has been exploded.
1t is stated by those who have made
a study of the insect that the fly
cannot make away with the filth,
and their preference is for clean
food.
The dining rooms and the kitch-
ems of many residences have no
protection against the fly, and the
occupants of that house consume
| fy-infected food at every meal, un-
conscious that they are exposing
themselves to dangerous disease.
The fly will be checked and great
ly reduced, so the physicians de-
clare, only when the public is made
to realize the great danger to which
they are daily exposing themselves.
The sanitary laws on the books OF
the city, relating to the screening
Of refuse in liver, stables and pla-
cling garbage in iron cans with
tops at residences, are ample to
prevent the breeding of flies III
great number, the physicians de-
clare, but little attention is being
i paid to the ord.nlrces BY the gen.
I ertl public. Jackson Daily News
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-06-24

M. College, a mas with whom he
has been associated for several
years; Dra B, M. Walker, of A, &
M: Hou. j. II. Wellborn, member
OF lhe legislature from Oktibbeha
county; Mayor IL. A. Beattie. of
Starkville; Hon. w. w. Magruder
and F. l.. Wier, Starkville. These
gentlemen came to Jrckson in the
interest of Prof. Hull, and were
greatly elated over his election.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-06-24

Mrs. W. W. Magruder, and sons,
Robert and Augustin, and Harris
Wallace returned yesterday from
Canton, where they have been Wis
lting Miss Lloyd Pace for the past
ten days.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-06-24
LINEN SHOW Err.
At the Home Of Mrs. j. L. Luea. in
Honor Miss Annie Ames.

talnments given this season, was
the linen and hose shower at the
home of Mrs. j. l.. Lucas when
Misses Annie and Mattye Shearer
honored Miss Annie Ames, the
bride-to-be, Friday afternoon.
Little Misses Beulah Wallace and
Ruth Ard received the guests,
where each registed in the brides
book, then were ushered by Mrs.
j. w. Eckford to the postoffice,
where tney mailed postals which
were written to the bride. Misses
Allie Rives and Martha Carpenter,
two of Starkville's most popular
young girls were under a lovely
Japanese umbrella with Japanese
lanterns suspended from it where
they presided at the punch bowl,
and the charming Mrs. j. l.. Lucas
then introduced the guests to the
bride-to-be, who was on most
beautiful throne in the center of
the room, with festous of white
moline draped from corner to cor.
ner, loveliness. Those receiving
with the bride were, Mrs. Zeno
Yeates, Misses Annie Shearer, Re-
bic Lanier and Mattye Shearer,
Mrs. w. G. Welborn of New Mex
leo and Miss Tedie Rice received
in this room, then the guests were
ushered into most lovely room of
white and lavender, where CUES
sing contest of the brides romance
proved to be very interesting,
this room was presided over by
Mesdames Is. Il. Magruuer ana j.
S. Wallace.
Mrs. j. l.. Lucas gave a most
appropriate toast to the bride, and
little Geraldine Rousseau of Me-
ridian, neice of the fortunate groom
to-be, in her sweet childish voice,
gave toast welcoming the bride
into the family.
The post cards written by each
guest to the bride were read in q
most interesting manner by Mrs.
w. G. Weldorn and Mrs. Randle
Carpenters received the greatest
number of votes and was presented
with lovely pair of lavender silk
hose.
Mrs. Jessie Yeates was the for
tunate one to receive dainty hand
kerchief for guessing the romance
and Miss Ethel Halbert the conso-
lation, lovely basket of bon bons.
A hose reel decorated in hearts
and cupids was rolled in to the
bride by little Geraldine Rousseau
and Elizabeth Sessums, then the
guests were invited into most
beautiful room in red alighted with
red candles, red and white hearts
festoOned and ribbons used in O
most artistic manner, and large
= red heart in the center of table,
ne where bows of white ribbon were
al hanging out, the bride drew the
q many lonely gifts of linen from
er this heart.
IA Music was furnished the entire
OF afternoon by the band. Messrs.
er w. +. Ward, Colclough Welborr
Sc and Colclough Thomas.
~ The brides one hundred and
- eleven gifts Of fine linen and silk
hose, proved how dearly she is
loved
IS, Most elegant refreshments of ice
Is cream and cake were served.
III ~~~~~-~~~~~~~~
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-06-24

DR.. w. III. Magruder, of the Col
lege, is visiting his son, Mr.. Car
son Magruder, at his home in Hat
tiesburg. W
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-06-24

Miss Matte Shearer left Tuesday
for Atoka, Okla, where she has
accepted a position as stenographer
for a real estate firm.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-06-24

Mr.. aud Mrs. G. E. Gay returned
Saturday from Whistler, Ala (,
where they have been spending a
fortnight with their sou, DR.. Nat
Cav.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-06-24
VOL XLlll
The Deadly Housefly.

ton on sanitation anu hygiene. Cne
state board of health has declared
war on the housefy.
To awaken the people of Mississ-
ippi to stern realization of the as
srtion made by the Daily News
several days ago that the birth of
4 fly may mean the death of ba-
by," is a difficult task, but if the
state press will take up this sub
iect in an aggressive manner, and
aid the state health board in the
campaign that has been launched,
The desired result can be accom-
pished.
The flying machine for carrying
man is practically bran new. al
though man is hundreds of thous-
ands Of years old. Typhoid fever,
tuberculosis and intestinal disease
germs have had flying machine
for quick transmission as long as
man has existed. The disease
mOnoplane is the common house
fy.
The dirtiest and most loathsome
insect in creation is recognized as
the common housefy. Bred in
filth and and living in filth in their
daily routine, one female fly raises
family of S,154 100000 within a
years time. Each of these flies is
capable of conveying from one to
lOOOOO,0O0 disease germs during
its lifetime.
Scientists say that flies have kill
Cd more people by injecting them
with disease than all OF the wars
lle world has known put together.
IAe fly covers distance rayidly, be-
lng able to leave any part of the
Aouse Or lot and in a moment alight
ppOn food in either kitchen or din
|ng room. Invariably the feet of
Phe fly bring thousands of disease
germs, and the germ is left upon
he food touched.
Statlstlcs shoM..that millions of
lRs are born in half cleaned gar
age cans, the kitchen windows
md on the streets. Greasy spots
! The Kitchen and stale food left
l'0ut them helps the breeding. 1t
agreed, however, that 80 per
the flies are bred in stables.
'ae animal furnishes the breeding
la'e 'nat Will fill a large city with |
Ntakes ten days for the egg of
nelly to develop from egg to full
r0Wn insect able to fly, and scien-
fs declare that if proper precau-
Onsare taken in the cleaning of
leslable and garbage cans. once
week. much can be done to do
way with the pest. The birth rate
'he fly will be amazingly de- !
sased, and the death rate of, the
Will be materially lowered at
same time
'Ome communities have realized !
value OF preventable measures /
~ naYe passed rigorous laws or
'nus concrete pits built in all liv.
stables and small city stables
'ne rear of residences which are
aug the depository of all stable
,ef' and the refuse is treated
"A a'Slnfectants 'of such power
a' every egg and fly grub is Kill
lhe best way to handle such
luSe Is to burn it, so experience
rs shown.
iOuf southern states have Joined
u, ,''Ssippl IN similar campaigns,
a0a'na, Georgia, Florida and
suAessee, while various cities
susnout the whole country have
nv s'u up the crusade along sectional
', hlgld laws have been pas
: ior it has become realized that
~, sVuimon housefy is more dan
,Ous Than the rattlesnake.
I, -,ue " home the fly can be exclu.
! through clean kitchen and
- use Of screens on all doors and
'sa,vs l Preventable measures
- s''0 be taken at q small ex-
- y ana thus may the uenGce
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-06-24

The many ffield DIS of Mrs. NJ. b.
Tate will be glad to know She Is in
\ Sstarkyille, She Is the guest Of
4r. and Mn. 4. * Wier.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-06-24

Mrs. Warren is visiting relatives
in Tuscaloosa Ala.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-04-19
THE latest FROM JARBIDGE

A Salt Lake dispatch of the 18th,
has the following about Jarbidge:
The wagon road has been completed
into Jarbidge, and the first stages
and freighting outfits were driven
directly into camp Thursday, ac-
cording to liver Redman, who ar
rived in this city yesterday from
the new gold diggings. A great
amount of lumber and other sup
plies were being taken into the
camp when he left, and there was
every evidence that the real era of
progress and development had
dawned. The number of people
going in was daily growing larger,
there having been a falling off for
some time before the opening of
the road. AS result of the COM
pleting of the road, the rate for
transporting freight from Twin
Falls to the camp has been cut to 8
cents pound. The rate for pass
engers from Twin Falls to Jarbidge
railroad and stage combined--is
s15. The camp has plenty of res
taurants and lodging houses. Mr..
Redman says-as good a meal being
sold for SO cents as one would
ordinarily pay 81 for in Salt Lake.
It is on account of the supply of