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CHAPTER XIV.
(Continued.)
Fighting With Shadows.

-R. TABOR leaned back. his
white brows drawn into q
" savage knot. Sheila covered
her eyes and fell TO rock
- ing slowly to and fro. Lady
made no sign, but / knew what sacrilege
It was to her, and l could hardly hold
myself. Yet the mother Answered With
out regarding them.
IT like to have you near me, dearest.
Does this place trouble your
"Why should tt-trouble met A we'll
-here-as anywhere. Nothing matters
to me-"
That's more like yourself than any
thing I've heard you say-George. did
you hear Can you doubt now after
that?"
Her husband answered only with a
gesture. and the voice went on
Are you - sure you know me.
mother"
The two scientists exchanged glances.
Mrs. Tabor began a hurried protest
but the voice interrupted.
Because you may be-only imagining
1T may not be real"
The querulous throaty tone was the
same, but the words came each time
more quickly, and the wall was dying
out of them. The comic aspect OF the
whole scene struck me suddenly with
revolving, 1t vas so terribly important
and at the same time such a tawdry
practical joke.
Miriam. what arc you saying" Mrs.
fra hnr Nyaa lea nipu opNxar ri tnvvort tha
sound. her face tense aud frightened.
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By Wells Hastings
And Brian Hooker

Pauius. "ouiet that woman. some q
you"
But sheiia had done osfoes ~ sousa
move or speak to her. with her iast
words h hung her arms vide apAy4.
above her head and brought shsm n.
ward and downward In some straneS
formal gesture. Then. - swiftly end
certainly As II she had planned q I'll
from tho beginning. she caught Q Rite
bottle from her breast and Gprdnklsd
its contents IN tho upturnsd face Of
Mrs. Tabor. We caught hold Of hsr
Just as she was making tho Ggn Of he
Cross. But she wal perfectly quiet now.
with nothing moro to say or do. and
stood motionless like the rest of -
breathing deep breaths and watchine.
The cool shock OF tho water aid It,
work. Mrs. Tabor's eyelids Quiversd
and she gasped family. Reid came hur-
rying back with a glass Of water and
stood at the side OF his superior, looking
foollshly disappointed as he realized ths
anticipation OF his errand.
"She comes out OF II all right" N.
Paulus muttcred. mo harm. II A,
more the trance condition than an ordi-
nary faint" lie looked up at Sheiia
with a grim smile. Superstition Is a
fine thinS-sometlmes. under medical
direction. Now | leave her 20 you, Reid.
q few minutes. II Is better that at first
she sees only her own" lie beckoned
TO the medium. and the two vent out OF
the room together. Then as we stood
about. Mrs. Tabor caught another breath
and another. Her hands cropped a mo-
ment. and her eyes opened. She looked
around at us wonderingly as We raised
her up Ia her seat.
'Sfhank God" said Lady softly.
And Sheila answered from the other
side:
The saints be praised"
She sat very quietly for a little TINA,
looking about her. Lady mad wiped the
water from her face. and she seemed
her natural self again. the girlish color
returning to her cheeks and a certain
blrd-like v~ivacity In her whole pose.
Then. as II memory OF a sudden returned
to her. she c%ruinpled over. hiding her
tragic little face IN her hands. She be-
gan TO cry softly at first In little Sob
blng. heartbroken gasps, which took on
gradually a waillng intensity very
dreadful 10 hear.
"Oh, my dear, my dear. my dear!"
she repeated over and over again. IN
a desollte and ceaseless iteration that
grew into horror and which alone W
dared not stop. ,
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vHOSE who take al interest In
fashions beheld a brilliant dis


fashions beheld a brilliant dis
play ct the recent international
polo match.
Society was there In force, and so the
exhibition OF exquisite gowns and novel
accessories was a natural sequence
and many new style notes were OBJ
served. The first thing that attracted
the eye was the striking colors that per-
vaded the assemblage. Bright green
parasol3 were in evidence, as were also
the puppies and blues, Many In the
coral shade and the still newer corona
ton red had wide bands of black vel
vet. Quite a number of these had ham
dies of black velvet stuffed to represent
the heads OF animals OF birds.
The brilliant colors were especially
noticeable n the millinery. One hat Of
bright rcd ~as trimmed with black vel
vet and clusters OF cherries. An en-
erald green tagal mac punches OF grapes
that looked very realistic in their vel
vet skins"
While black and white effects were
much in evidence. there appeared a
strong tendency to color In suits and
dresses. The navy blues and creams
probably had the largest representa-
lions In colored suits, and these were
snuvened by bright touches Of color.
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Why Is II that on the stage all Il

"e oPTeSeHteu TT n NHHe N TedT Nc dV 20
"or1s {" and ottnttes seem to come that Wuyi
Te nal Tho gets the fun measure of Joy out Of Ie Is the one uo
o'0dw ofocs more than he asks, sometimes spends more than he a afford,
occasionally 'ores or than 10 mtsc. and pays the tMI price Of everything,
from dinner to mdtrimony, utthout a regret.
ISN'T concct MT the ldk OF u, that makes q pompous: because a
man ~ho really thinks uH Of himself doesn't bother to 90 around adrer
Using the fact.
The ma mho mdrrics u uoman for her money soon comes to REGARD
her ksses as an income tar.
p When a man tries to fudge a uoman by himself, he Is compartno the
.coodrfes OF a motorcar, uhich alpays has a fresh surprise TO the vaoa,tes
backucrd.
a gentleman Is a 1ho wouId sooner commit perjury, arson or
h0h~dy robbery than hurt q pomans vanttv.
= Mos girls. nowadays. tDorld give q lot for q fc solid vo,ps a ,cu,
uhShrfnkdble signs Of dcrotion and a really conrinctng kiss.
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RUBBING 1T IN,

The Departing G~uest-Look here. you
know, this IL a bit thick, You charge
for writing paper and | haven't used a
bally scrap a. tho time I've been here.
The Proprletor-Ah. pardon, m'sleu.
1t IL for tho paper on which your bill
Is made out.-London Opinion.
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Yes. II was = Pretty Bad w~allop-but
Jim Corbett has Picked Up about $780,
900 since Fitz Handed him that one on
tho Solar Plexus!
II we'd Cashcd In when We were
Scandalously Ahead of tho Gams on ut
Least Tnree Large Occasions. we
wouldn't be Doing This NOwi Wed DO
Deadt
We never yet Met . Man with that
P~atronixinS Air Of whom the Brides
didn't chirp: 'On what7 On whstf"
There lint Much Velocity IN Just
Holding Your Owni
II you Require any Further Informa-
ton about tho Frozen Face. ask the
Good Fellow When He Had I'll"
Tho new San Francisco will Never be
tho same Old Town TO US. because there
arc not % Many Ways of Going Broke
there now as there Used to Bei
Talking . while " with . Retired
Admiral OF Eighty who Smoked Six
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He Is q Brute.
Wants to Propose.

A MAN who signs his letter "E. NJ"
n writes:
4 Il am In love with a young lady
who, I think. returns my affection,
What | want 10 know - this: How
could l let the young lady know ! care
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cH WIDOW.
who slgns her letter ~.

A WIDOW who signs her letter ~.
"A C." writes: Il am thirty eight
years old and my husband has
been dead three years, a young man
twenty-one years OF age IS deeply in
love with me. With "a little encourage
ment from me he would propose. DO
you think there Is too much difference
IN our ages?"
l think there Is a great enough dir
ference In your ages TO max the hap
piness OF a marriage with the young
man extremely doubtful.
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CHAPTER XIV.
RediscOverins Realities.

n THINK Lady clutched at my
arm, but I cannot remember.
The n memory that @
mains to me OF that moment
- Is tho face OF DR.. Paulus.
His color had turned from
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so2"
II you are in a position 20 marry. Il
would be entirely proper TO tell the
young lady you love her.
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It's Long Way
TO the Wire after
you Take tho Last
Jumpi
Some OF US are
'Beaned'' before
we ever Go to Bait
Don't tcdtt tn
you're Demolish-
Cd to Get pour
Fighting o o 8
oni
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to bring candy or flowers to her when

to bring candy or flowers to her when
I call7"
1t Is quite proper for q man to bring
either candy or no wers.
He Is a Brute.
A GIRL who signs her letter M. D."
~ writes;
"a young man seems to care
for me and | care for him. but l came
from an orphan asylum. and no often
says: Girls who come from orphan asy-
lugns ave no bringing up What shan
l do. because his remarks hurt mo2"
do not know Just where the young
man came from. bu II was quite PLATA
ly some place whore kindness and breed
ing were unknown. and l should not
hesitate 10 tell him 30. were | In your
place.
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m m dear 6rB, DO NOT feeI d8hhned OF your VUoHFS OF
MI OF your home,
AVA II a GIN has been fortunate enough to receive
a uttle better education than has fallen to tho lot or e'ther
her mother or father. that very education should teach
her TO respect them.
And do not feel that you cannot ask people TO your
home. whatever their financial position may be, because
your own home Is too simple. People who are worth know
ing at all will not like you any more nor any less because
you have beautiful furniture in your drawing room or
because you have a dra wing room at all.
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Her Parents Object.

A GIRL who signs her letter "A. N"
a writes
Z "a young man is paying me a
great deal Of attention and | Ike him
very much. My parents. however, tell
ne that II he should ask me to marry
him | must say No Now, I like him
too well to dc this, % what shall ! dot"
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"Clleer Up, Cuthbert!"
What's tho Use of Being Blue ?
There Is a Lot of Luck Loft.
aNA
01N
By Clarence L. Cullen.

Copyright. 1911. by The rrss I
1 Ii. the Bear-Cats have to Start a.
. Bush-Lcagucrsl
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Reflections of q - - y - -
EF1al BACHELOR GIRL
By Helen Rowland

cspynsht 1sii. ~ TAs Pre-. PubAAhiss o. trhs Nsv Xeh wsaA.
IN tove-ndktno, a. In compilations, the real thing
never appears quite as brilliant and olopino a. the
= imitation.
Why Is II that on the stage all, the saints ana angels
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a-iaEll Cro Be continusd.l
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II Is quite proper for a man to brin
either candy or no "
The evening world., 1911-06-16
A Girls Parer'

Dear girls, o must Ike people tr henselves n
not for the a they Dress or for the homes they i've IN.
And yu must realize nee for all thai o true Friendships will be formed
for your " sakes md not for our social Dr. financial position.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23

Bankars' posted rates follow :
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

COPPER TRADE CONDITIONS.-Walk
er's copper letter says: Copper is dull and
the tone of the market continues heavy.
Lake is offered at 12ia cents and electro
lytic at 12A cents a pound. There have
been few sales OF any Importance for ten
days past Consumers are so bare of sup
plies. however. that they will be obliged
TO come into the market within a week or
two and buy sufficient metal to take care
OF their current requirements. Authorities
state that II consumers carried the amount
of copper now they did fifteen or twenty
years ago, proportionate to the annual
consumption then and now there would be
very little il any visible surplus at present.
1t is claimed by some of the producing in
terests that the publication Of figures every
month, showing output, imports exports and
domestic deliveries and supplies on hand, is
severe obstruction to the free and nat
ural conduct Of business Consumers view
these figures through magnifying glasses.
it is claimed, and are afraid 10 buy when
stocks are large, and that they will be
afraid to refrain from buying when stocks
again drop to a minimum. Thus their ac-
ton, influenced by the published figures,
operates to the detriment of both producers
and consumers. When producers want to
and need to sell. consumers will not buy;
and when producers have little or no cop
per to sell. consumers buy and bid prices
up against one another. 1t Is this view or
the situation that causes some prominent
interests I'm the trade strongly to advocate
the abolition OF the Copper Producers AS
sociation monthly figures. The need OF a
selling agreement between producers is
keenly felt, especially at the present time
BANK CLEARINGS.-The total bank
clearings for the United States for the
week ended April y lone day estimatedl.
according to THE Financial Chronicle"
were $3oo9,2oi.SH. which compares with
s., 197, 5050l7 in the preceding week ana
sSO9O,5o 7S7 for the week ended April %:
1910 Compared with last year. the total
hank clearngs have decreased 2.6 per
cent. New York City reports n decrease
Of "a per cent and Chicago of 61 per cent.
while Philadelphia shows an increase of
l0G per cent and Baltimore of IL per cent.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED-Divi
have been declared as follows: The
Georgia and Southern Railroad regular
semi-annual 2ia per cent on the first and
second preferred. payable May 10. The
annual 3i2 per cent on the preferred. pay
able May l.
APPLICATION TO LIST.-Application
has been made to Stock Exchange TO list
ST Joseph & Grand Island Railway Com
pany s2,Joo.0op Columbia Trust Company
certificates of deposit for first preferred
stock, and American Ice Securities Com
pany $500 additional per cent deben-
lures. due 1925.
GUARANTY TRUST BUYS TEXAS
ROADS BONDS.-The Guaranty Trust
To purchase 100000 Stephenville. North &
South Texas Railway first mortgage thirty
year Js. guaranteed by the St. Louis x
Southwestern Railway.
MONEY FOR 'FRISCO.-In the last two |
days the SubTreasury has transferred |
100000 TO San Francisco for the account of
local banks.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. April 22-Consols closed 3-lG low
ei. at 8la. for money and - 7-l6 for ac-
count. Anaconda was unchanged, at tl's,
Grand Trunk unchanged, al 2Sls, Canadian
Pacific a lower, at 2l
Money was IN fair supply and demand
and discount rates were steady
The stock market was quietly irregular.
Gilt-edged securities were depressed by new
issues but copper and oil shares advanced
OF renewed support Guayaquil bonds
closed point higher
American securities. after a nominaly
higher opening. dropped from lack OF sup
pCTt and closed dull but steady.
The Sl9.GO0OC0 Seaboard Air Line bonds
10 be offered Monday were quoted at = to =
per cent premium.
can money in London. 2N2's per cent,
opcn market discount rate for short bills
2is per cent: long bills. 1B02 7-l6 per cent;
Berlin disccl.tt rate, 2fs per cent Paris
discount rate. p. per cent; Paris exchange
on London y francs 30h Centimes: Berlin
exchange on London. ~ marks 45I3 pfen-
nigs Bar gold. rs Sd, and American eagles
lGs sd.
Perrin, April 22.-rhe Boerse opened weak
today. Later prices improved and closed
steady.
Paris April 22-Three per cent rentes
clc sed unchanged. at 90 francs IL centimes
Prices were firm on the Bourse.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK ExCHANt
FINANCIAL MARKET
Banks Add More than S6,OOO,.
900 to Reserve Above Legal
Requirements.

In the two hours Of trading in yester-
fair scale of activity. with the ten
denvy of prices in the direction of lower
levels. Interborough Metropolitan pre-
ferred was one of the weakest features
on the liquidation of stale bull account,
while elsewhere among the prominent
issues the heaviest declines were reported
by Reading United states Rubber and
Chesapeake & ohio the last named being
adversely affected by the announcement
Of a forthcoming issue Of notes to the
amount of S15G0,000 to be secured by
new bonds recently authorized. Rallies
at various times in the day were feeble
and without effect upon sentiment III
most professional circles. where talk was
distinctly bearish, last prices being at
or near the lowest. Selling was based
upon the absence of public demand, the
apparent lack of interest by substantial
operators in the market, on the relatively
unfayorable reports made by the COM
rercial agencies for the week, and on the
the improvement in conditions reported
earlier in the season. The possibility oil
decisions against the American Tobacco
and Standard Oil companies tomorrow
also encouraged activity on the part OF
the bear element. although the extent of
commitments for the decline was not
large enough To suggest the development
of an aggressive bear campaign in the
immediate future. If the decisions in
the antitrust cases come tomorrow ana
are in favor of the government the shorts
doubtless will dO some heavy covering
in the event Of a break in prices. Not
withstanding the rumOrs from Pittsburg
of Wholesale cutting of quotations on
steel products United States Steel COM
mon closed only y down. as compared
with the final figure Of the preceding
dav. There is a good sized short inter-
est in this stock, but the issue does not
decline easily.
Bank statement figures showing the
actual position of the Clearing House
institutions bore further testimony to
the absence Of an active demand for
money in the local loan market and to
the duh conditions in the trade situation.
Loans increased only So j33, 500, while
cash holdings presented an increase of
S947S.500. the latter corresponding close
IN to Fridays estimates, based on the
known movement of money in the week.
AS a result of all changes the reserve
above legal requirements rose S6,3Ol 10
TO S39.S1S.I15. against an average re-
serve of S36 Dos. POO, the latter comparing
with S15.O15625 at this time last. year
end SO. 107. 30 in 1909. The trust COM
panies. which q week ago showed an eX-
pansion in loans of more than S9,OOO,UD,
enlarged this account in yesterdays
statement by only 81, 100 200 All indi-
cations point to a long period OF easy
money at this centre. Exchange at most
interior points is in favor of New York,
San Francisco presenting an exception.
The Sub-Troaaury has transferred to the
latter point in the last two days S9OO,OO0
fer the accoun. Of the local banks. Can
adian exchange also is against this CEN
ire. and il is not unlikely that with
drawals soon will be made for Montreal
account
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23

Paris. April 22-Three per cent rente
closed unchanged at 90 francs IL centime:
Prices were firm ON the Bourse
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED By Charles d. Barney a. Co., No %
Broad street. New York. and No. Ieo south
9Th street. PhiladcIphiaD
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quota tons for government bonds, compared
with Friday's.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET Money on call, per
cent Time money was dun. Rates were
2is per cent for sixty days. 2i2M2a. per
cent for ninety days and four months. 3
per cent for fNe. six and seven months, and
Sa.m4 per cent for over the year. Mercan-
Tile paper was I'm good demand. Rates
Sisni per cent FOR sixty aud ninety days
bills receivable and choice four To six
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The foreign
exchange market was firmer. with rates
showing further advantage OF 10 points
10 isss5N $500 for cables. is655ffi $3.50 for
demand sterling and f.S GASES for sixty
day bills Short francs were quoted at 80
plus l-oi and short reichsmarks at ISIS plus
i-32
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by *. y Coler & Co. No. 43 Cedar
street,
Accrucd Interest to be added)
nALTlM ORE STOCKS.

coupons interchangeable iReglstered tCou-
pons. sReCis'ered and coupons.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yester-
dav on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt No IS
Broad street. New York, No. - Dey0nshire
street Boston. and No W King street West.
Toronto. Canada
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23

Minneapolis. Soc premium ''"s par
SILVER MARKET.-Comm.r rc,a,
YER sSisc; Mexican silver dollars I,c tsar ss'
silver closed In London al "a IA ia "e. nsr
vance of Lied. io"' an ad-
bon. 10. ""''u 30: LIS
MEXICAN EXCHANGE ,o..,
change on New York is auo,ed deA,can a, eS-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston, l2iac
cisco. sight par. telegraph Be-; New Orleans.
commercial 25c discount. hank 81 premium.
81 Louis, ;Sc premium bid, 50c asked; Sa.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
Founded 1878.
TObey & Kirk
WILL BUY:

7s'Acker. Merrall & Condit Stock.
50 Am. Druggists Syndicate.
100 Am. Seeding Machine Com.
so Am. Type Founders Com.
100 Borden's Milk Preferred.
10 Buffalo Gas lst IS.
100 Carbon Steel Com.
% Celluloid Co.
100 Central New England Com. Pid.
IS Childs (Restauran) Pfd.
100 Detroit & Mackinac Com.
100 Intn1 Postal Supply Go.
q National Fuel Gas.
30 Nat Silk Dyeing Pfd
100 Northwestern Commercial.
30 Ontario Power Co. Stock.
10 Pgh.. Shawmut & Min. Is.
Ration Water Works On. Mex.) IS.
10 Thompson-Starrett Com.
Terminal Warehouse $.
2S Union Typewriter lst Pfd.
50 United Bank Note Com.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
WILL SELL:

100 Am. Seeding Machine Com.
lo0 Am Seeding Machine Pfd,
100 Buffalo Gas Common.
3 Chicago. Peo. ST. l.. Con. s.. Ctis.
Des Moines. Iowa Falls & y. IS.
100 Hannibal Bridge
45 Herring g-Hall-Marvin
100 Nat Silk Dyeing Pfd.
New Eng. Brewing lst Rfndg. SIS.
10 y. Y. State RyS lst Pid
5 Schuylkill Ry. lst Cons. 5s.
3 Standard Milling lst $.
100 Standard Motor Construction.
100 Trenton Potteries Com.
so Union Typewriter I'd Pfd.
100 United Bank Note Pfd
Z limited cad Debenfuro =
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
INSURANCE STOCKS.
10000 Jap Gvt 4ias

FURNISHED by 2. s Bailey No. &c Broadway
FIRE COMPANIES.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-02-22
AMERICAN STEEL IN BRITAIN

Woiverhampton, Eng, Feb. o.
steel dumping by United States steel
makers is being carried on in the Mid
iands to an unprecedented extent
While midland makers are in want OF
orders American agents ar rushing
Bessemer and Bessemer basic raw
steel bars and billets into the district
at prices which are ruinous.
One consignment of $4,000 tons has
arrived in this country, and others of
10000 to $4,000 tons are threatened.
The prices are $3.50 and $2s.12. while
Midland prices are $2S.S7 and $500.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-02-22
BEAUTIFUL RAIR
The Owl Drug Store Sells The Great.
est Hair Beautifier in the
World.

Partisan Sage, the grand and eff
cient hair restorer, is guaranteed to
permanently remove dandruff in two
weeks or your money back.
Partisan Sage stops falling hair-it
prevents the hair from fading.
1t is the best beautifier of ladies'
hair, and it makes harsh, lusterless
hair fluffy, soft and beautiful 1t is a
most refreshing and daintily perfumed
dressing, not sticky or greasy.
Partisan Sage is sold and rigidly
guaranteed by THE OWL DRUG
STORE. Price. 50 cents large bot
tie. The girl with the Auburn hair is
on every package.
I'm the time l have used Partisan
Sage l have found 1t very satisfactory
both as grower and dandruff cure" -
Miss Ada M. Bratt, Hoosick, N. Y,
Mch. 23, 1910.
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-02-22
SOLDIERS MAY EAT MEAT,

Soldiers of the Catholic faith who
are serving in the United States army
are made exempt from Lenton absti-
nence by an edict issued by the Rt.
Rev, Thomas F. Lillis, bishop of the
Leavenworth diocese The only days
upon which all those whose health
VIII permit must abstain from meat
are Fridays, Ash Wednesday and the
last three days of holy week.
Other Catholics may eat meat once
a day dprins lent. except Fridays,
x@@1 1oQ d united Meat may be
: Sunday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-02-22
CITATION NOTICE.
The state of Mississippi.

The state of Mississippi.
To l.. R. Priester:
You are commanded to appear he
fore the Chancery Court of Forrest
County, said state, at regular term
thereof to be held on the second Mon
day of March, A. D. 1911, to plead, an
swer or demur to the answer and cross
bill of complaint of Mrs. F. j. Eostick
to which you are cross-defendant.
This February 18th, 1911.
T. E. BATSON, .Chancery Clerk.
BY A. M. FOOTE, D. c.
15-4t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-02-22
B. M. DAVENPORT,
Veterinary Hospital,

3ts East Pine Street
Phones-Day Home as. Cumb. 91l.
Night, Residence. Home 76z.