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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
WANTED-SALESMEN

wANTED-SALES MANAGER
To handle product on the market for
seven years: great seller; act as man
ager with office in Portland. Oregon.
small capital He will have entire
charge of salesmen; good for $4,000 per
year, Call at 429 So. Main street
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AMOUNTS OF $500 AND I'M.
rate OF interest. Houston Pei
lny. Co.. 35l South Main 81 -.
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WANTED TO BUY, Emo
fiat or roll-top desk. phonsS phS (:
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ALL KINDS SECoND-U.S
10 'hs. trunks. vHlises: best n
- commercial st. Reply 81 pHo1
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WE FURNISH You ALL KINDS OF
- SlavoDian and Austrian help. Slovonian
! Ind 56S, Bcll 1894 c14H7
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CHIRoPoDIsT
GAS ELECTRIC TRUCK

1ooI, -,
60 n FtONES 2b7. SALT LAKE CITY.
rounding towns, Moving o spectalty'
Gl335
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 164 8. West Temple. Phones
1919. d9
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WANTED
WANTED-MSrr~

WANTED-NnscRLrAs,.
+ FURNITURE or ALI T7.e-->
=. Cd; VIII pay you first. ch1.lHoS
-; Usher & Co, 165 So Ws W pr>
6l71. Ind. 9Gi. W. Ten1
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ESGK OLD CLOTHING; No.
SeIVetion Army. Boii Mu1
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MONEY To LOAN

UNCLE SAM LOANS Nf,vpv
anything Of value; cut rais
Ist South.
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PIANOS

FOR RENT AT RIVERS
3rd South st.
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LARGE MANUFACTURING CONCERN
wants office manager with some money.
c2994
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MONEY TO LOAN on real. =
Halloran Judge Co.. 5O9 South j.
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NJ. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unskilled Iaborers furnished
W East LIST South. corner Commerce.;
lSeh phone 1888. Ind. 923. pas
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HIGHEST PRICE pam -
nrass. rage. bottlcs, rnbb. soR
GLah Junk Co. $40 So, s,b ~ eo;5.
229. 'n "eSt
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10 20 YOUR ErnoI. sTr,S:
Nh, ,Sla'Iress r":naking. Utah Ssls Ial
Mls' GO Both phones as" setl
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NJ e COLEMAN. EMBALMER AND
undertaken. S3S East End South. Bell
phone 1866. Ind. 1888. 1858
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LahE IN, HAND LAUNDRY. oS,
a.s sSI W. WORK; please Try once ypsLl
800 w. lst South. fnul
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WANTED-YorNG LADY poro5,.
apply Amherst hotel. 1853 W. w g
pie. room IL after 8 p. m. W
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gOoDYEAR SHOE REPAIR CO.

MEMS SEWED SOLES. 75C.
ladies', soc; heels, Csc. Besr
work; lowest prices. We call and
deliver. 10 West End South. Bell
982 b2e9s
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ROLL TOP. FLAT TOP AM
writer desks. chairs etc
once. See Callahan or call l2o. IN
bldg
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PASTURE

FOR GOOD PASTURD CALL BELL
phone o17. MidVale. d263J
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MEN WANTED-LEARN TO OPERATE
moving picture machines. great oppor.
tuntties and large salaries; competent
operators are in demand. We give
practical Instructions and actual expert
ence. Also help you to secure posltions.
Intermountain Dramatic Agency, 20T NC
Intyre bldg c568
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LIVERY STABLES

MCOY'S STABLE. CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold,
Both phones 81. cIsI
HARRINGTON STABLES. CARRIAGES
and light livery, 238 South lst West.
PDones zio. a671
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WALL PAPER CLEANING
TENTS AND AWNINGS

SMITH & ADAMS. MANUFACTURERS
OF tents. awnings and all kinds OF cam
vas goods 225 Edison st. Bell 1864; Ind.
liS4. c3562
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ACCORDION PLEATINc

SGNBURST AND SIDE PIEATINc,
st, Bell phone 1746-H oeosn
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WANTED TO BUY FROM ,rpc
er. a 50-foot lot on the eass 8
south OF Sth South. lpouIrs
hotel.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London. Dec 9.--The sixth series " Tool
auction sales closed to-day with orerinss
anoun,inx 10 IL sgS bales There vas AMI
mafad competition. and prices were firm, espe-
ciallv for good combinz merinos. Sales New
south Wales 400 bales. secured II I'd IS
,coured Is 80 IS I'D: greasy. Cd ais lad.
Victoria. 2fO0. secured Is 1iadd2s I'd
Treasy Jddls iad. West Australia, 500
greasv. GL apd New Zealand. 300, secured.
TIddIs aid: greasy. 5ddis. cape Of Good
HOPE and Natal 500: secured. Is I'd q Is o11d
greasy. 49, n 1Od. The auctions opened zener-
sllv unchanged, and later strengthened under
tho lead Of inferior scoureds. while the cur
tailment Of the sales induced Increased opera
.ions and a further Improvement A feature
was American buying OF bright. greasy cross
breds which closed from 10 20 10 per cent
higher than the october average Other Woois
finished from to 10 per cent higher. except
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal which ranged
from unchanged 10 per cent higher. The
Continent bought 81 600 bales. the home trade
30. 600. and America 10000. while 10000 were
held over.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. -WHEAT-Spot guief.
so > Manitoba - lod 40 @ ts td. tlfur
steady. December. o. 3ssd March. ts th,dt
MAY - 1lsa CORN-Spot hrm Awsi.cHn
mixed 6s 57.d; futures steady. January. =
SID. February. ls "a FLOUR Minter pate
ents 2Ts Rd. HOPS in Loudou tpac.ur Coasr1,
al "a tl2 l2s BEEF-ENtra India mess 50
gd PORk-Pr.me mess Western 9is 9d
HAMS-Short cut jis. DuWhrr'and
cut AZ. short rib. Sis clear beII.s fHs Gi.
long clear m.dlles light sos bd heavy. as
Gd short clear backs. as ti Sd'l IDElt--
Square. Ins LAEu-lrmr Western. urri =
45s 9d. American refined pals. fDs 3A lil r.
TER Good United states. lt-s CHEESE
canadian un-.t white. Coos. rulur'd. t's 90
TAILoN Prime ciN, a.,s GI. Australian 'f
London. so. 3d. m EpENrINE prII.. @'f
5d. EOStN--t ommun. los f4a fEIi,p
LET M-krunrd. esd. LtNSElb pII. 81.
COTTuNSI ED OIL hulI rru.,J .put -'s .'..
London. Dec SUGAR i.aH. truIIliNttl
lss sal. uur,uEIuu. ll. LiN0t.ElI. ..' tiDAtft.
ApiII.Iuur s4s Gd IINsEEp ull. a,s Hl
SPERM OH. iIt JOS IErl.piEl 81 Nu0'I
can refined a-d spirits. 1'.t ~ kllA-
TINE-SpuIts. 56s 4 isu. koei\ tHirt..tt
strained l,s 3d. nue. l~s
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. Dec. a-CATTLE- Receipts .n";
steady. beeves. s. e5N>g =. Texas steers. 50 lon
81 ~. Western. - fo0S7 - srorkers and feal-
ers S34S5 -: cows and hefers. S20NJ tu. calves,
s. JOQSS -. HOG~-ReCeiut-. 1000. n" E'-rcr
than yesterday .ayerase' l.shis. - o'HNo ~
mixed. s. sOQS6 37'a' heavy, - 3onsf a.. r0--.s
s. gOgS6 10: good 20 choice heavy So inrSd -
pigs. S41SJ 81; bulk OF sales. =" "5nNG aN
SHEEP-ReceipIs. 20oo steady. native - ~
81 -: Western. 81 sass DOB. year.u-.. - -Iu
s. 80. lambs. native, 50 1886 p. Western. - .
kansas city. Dec. 9-CATTIE- Receipts. 40
including loO s0Itherus. steady, dressed let- add
export steers. 81 j0Q>3. fair fo good. - =, f
50 90; Western - Ioa - ~ sto.se-s ag4 ..e- ,
COWS S3HS4 80. native. s. 7JnSI - heltar.. s40
81. bulls. 81 J0aSJ' calyes. - .N1N>. HOGS
Receipts. 1000 steady y h.-a.., qel... oo-
bulk of sales 50 1896 -. heavy si -ls' =.
packers and butchers, S6QS6 %; .sats. 81 GOa
steady. r1tttons. 81 25aS6 .. vearIlnls 50 550
80. weghers. So 25Gs4. ewes, - i'h>5 .'. stock
ers and feeders S2qS4
stesdier; steers. s. 5OQS7 %. heIfars. - 5of
s. -; COWS. 81 2jdS4 80; calves du.l jHl0c low
or, S3NS7 -. ltoGS-Receipta. 5.2t steady on
good o. choice heavy packers ana To- lower -
light shippers; packers, $6nS6 -. stays. Sn>5.
common sows. S4as5 -; pigs and lst-s. 50
s. -. sHEEP-Receipts. 900. steady - 25e
81 4o; lambs slow and weak t1 Joe lower Sa@
East Buffalo Dec. a-CATrLE- Receipts. 100.
steady. VEALS-Reccipts. 100. active frf &c
loc or. 81 JodS9 -. HOGS Receipts. l.tNu. Air-
ly active and Jgloc higher, heavy. 81 aan SO fo.
NNN. - fIffHp fN. II| NrI~s - NH.lN' H' E.A'f
g. 60aSj -. roughs s. 5OaS5 -. daires s. >-f
81 60 SHEEP and LAMBS-Reeerts. 300.
active ana t0G25c higher. lambs. - j1HS6 40;
year'ings. 81 joaS5. wethCrs - 1SNSi. ewes.
s. 2j4Ss 30. sheep mixed 81 50NS3 g..
rBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
st. Louis. Dec 9.-CATTLE- Receipts. 200 10
ors~iuns. demand moderate for good Grades
prices steady. HJGS-Eeceipts 5000. falgy
active and stea iyr choice 50 2..l 80 iJ. bulk or
sales 81 6JlSG. packers s. 40QSJ 80, best ights,
s. s54S5 -: fair - 1U0>j p. best pss. 81 aor
s. -. fair little pigs S4d$4 90. SHEEF-D.-
uana lL.r ~ steaL- ur-es-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
BIG RENTAL ON FIFTH AVENUE
Chicago Silversmiths Pay at Rate OF
1855 a Square Foot.

Probably the highest rent for space OF Its
size is being paid by the Kalo Shop, silver
smiths. Of Chicago. in the old Baudouine
family house, at the southwest corner OF
Fifth avenue and 5sth street The house Is
rented 10 Charles Duveen, who deals in art
under the name Of Charles Of London. MI.
Duveen has sublet spac> IN the structure
tan faet wide by sixty feet in depth TO the
chicago firm for rental of $1,000 annuaiiS'
ar -, The rate of SIS 81 a square foot.
The average rental. for a fuil SIZE storg, Ic
g5xlOO feet along Fifth avenue pes, 20
front foot a wear. or 80 a square foot.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
TOPICS NF THE STREET


.,-,DENuS DECLARED - DIVIDENDS
bls bt' beer declared as follows: s. Joseph
ppea5lp-ov. LiCht and Power CotnpahS 80 :, a
- quarterly ia per cent ON lnS pIttel e~
,nevable January .. American manu- 49, -
a company. regular quarterly Ia per
ni-t navable December 50; la belle iron
1TS-~i-s regular quarterly "a per cent, pay
~ december 81, Hart Schauner x Marx
80 - ,r5arterlv ia per cent on the pre-
req rsvahle December 60
ferfeu' 80 ..l,-r-roN- t-crrNrA-r The
CHM EkS -, AiesoCiatior estimate the
Ne,,,, -,ro0 of 1911 az IS. 5000 bales, with
.o-oesfble maximum of l5.7oo0o0 bales. not
S..rldinr linters or repacks, amounting 70
..,a.1 hsles. in addition 20 the above totals
T-lag is given a minimum Of 4.2--,V9 bales
'-5 maximum of $4,000" bales.
~,H EXTRA HOLIDAYS. Members Of
tba Sew York Cotton ENtnanee WIZ VOC
to-morrow on the question or closing Ir.
ezchanGn on - al." D' 1,,N ,,.C,,o-
ha~s 81 tno coffee exchange on tne pIU1rO ny,
suon ta make l'fC'm.ef Z. q nouaaS. .,-
members ni inc STOCK tNcnd'-' ~ -
raetct fo present % p'uuon 70 Ioe ~,
,r- c1mmi.e % 'e passed 'loIi, loIi,,i,, H., '', an
weri'n- on Wednesday TOT % E'i""'
December Fl.
SHORT TERN SErTEITIE Tho GUAR
s-+. Trust C0mrauv has issued boohiet
-....rr.H t.-nIrf Term Securities. Ut cur
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

PROVISIONS Fairly steady rarr. ou tn
advance of points bon The hog market. nut easel
Of later PORK stesdr. West. SlT I5dSls family.
SO 5OqS2l short clear. 81 25QSis u PEkE
Quoted Mese si2 Jodit5. family <iiItlf -
packet tl3dti3 so. oAt-s India mess. 50 HUu
S2i BEEF HAMS-Quet s2adS3l uELSSEp
HOGS Stesdy. hscous. SO, lSn N Sc lh"
~ $50. lao ~ So. pigs. S'sc CUT MEAIN
ricded bellies dull. 10 NJ. 1hHlOr, ~ 10. H.9",
u N. o.. .d9".c Pickled hams quiet. ll'anll .z'.
TALLOW Barely steady, civ. go. colntf,
= Z. d6as LARD-Steady: Middle West olud
- 2Dc. city. sac. refined. South America, luIurt
Continent 9..jc. Brazil kegs. n So. compound,
81. .T7bc STEARlNE-Quiet, 9i-c. riry Lard
gis u lnc.
COTTONSEED OII--There was active s-ll-
ing against increased offerings of crude 100 me
south and prices az the close were to points
net lower. Spot demand very slow. Local con-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

chicago. Dec. "A sensational advance az
2s.c 70 &C at BIenss Ayres. alleged t0 have been
caused by far reaching storm camage tr Wreal
Jed 90 a general covering here to-day on the par-
~ shorts The close was nervous and .-r 10 --u
'.c higher than last night. other leal.ul staples
an showed d net Iecue-com. isc 20 ..c. oars
itGac 90 asQ .c. and provisions -lu5c 90
f2t.c. Range ~ prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

METALS Jhr uaIErl i.f medals Auu rit
IRON IrIf ntltrg Nas nominal.
NOIA>>L~ AND ~NRt - liuainr.h slow.
market steady Hnu unchanged.
NAVAL STORES Spirits furpcuuur ui" ~
ggc Tor machine made barrels. tpsih stead.
and unchanged. Tar quiet
OILS change boo uuErtd uiI EtHh'd
petroleum STEADY ut recent prices
RICE -We-k-tu Business fairly good. NtiA
tie local market steldr.
~IGAK Refined ouIsf and uu'hfnr' 'H Ni'
g.auuilted '.tar MOI. lta- Urr cont fi.' '
..r f,6tlsd lower. pcgru.bef iGs -'tI. Jon
ual.. lrs 5a.q MAJ los 81, ka" htl.
urrhangtd and nominal ~ 4 50 p 8 80 to' ~
tstt cenr!fu.al. L3T!Liie fcr SO iesl mus,o-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

IiverroOl cables: spot. fair demand sales,
Olo bales: speculation and export 800. Ameri-
can. 700. imports. - 600. an American. Mid
diing upland 9Sd. FIXTURES opened barely
st.sdy pas points lower. closed very steady at
la points decline December. 4 50 I'D. Decem-
ber-Ianuary. 4.s2d, January February, $50;
APRIL MAY. 4s9i2d May-June, 4.Jl I'd. June
July. 20 I'D. Juy-August and August -eptem-
Der 4g5 I'd. September-October ami October
November 4o5d
COFFEE-Weak under aggressive selling,
and Al the close l. 20 Il points net lower.
sales 80 OO1 bags. March under spec al
pressure which believed 90 represent
iiquidation. although there was selling through
out the list and demand was poor. Havre closed
at net decline u lgHS, franc, while Ham
burg was unchanged 90 = ptennlg lower OWING
20 the holiday iu Brazil on Friday, there were
no 0frcial cables. but offers We're not a. nrn as
expected. and u ls apparent tnat bralll - sun
inclined 20 sell coffee. spot unchanged. on the
basis OF l4iac for Rio 40 T. Local contract
prfceF.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


Sew York December q. l1il.
uIfNI~ -hrcc.pfs 6-s head. mainly 90
.I.tIrIfcrrr. and for export alive. so tsd
Ing I'M live weight. fechnc unchanged Dressed
b.cf quiet a sal-.c ib. for common 60
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

.ado. and 412saleo' for 50 test moIa''''
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

.., ~ "" -.'4 'HH - stoDuo aai ull unU
.r'' '-'"" ~ t-It"' Ge.n"D 4u3 3G5 UUu
p N' ''"""' goo. 1890" 3d. IaauDo 1864 3Dcn'p
20 laH ~ l.t4. .ps" 1Go43uoO T. g75..a4. .oio
.ttHaH'iN 'b"s-rh G1Ef niH 3yG a,.,.n 900
>is. $1,000 .a' #'t UDl s2 $4,000 1.612.9fa "11
SD r.' t"' IIf ....Ir-. f9r tecl ended Dc
dH irfH'.' 70 1910 Ssf2. 10 %. Halaurr.
balance. f.I sock .rj.f Te,erricf 1911
19lI Sia If1 GlH 60
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

, ~
IraIr " y,
d q" NAn'nl0n
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN
an week in Nov. sl2Il6 sl5tSs slslI2
Iriv Nov so 2iO.sis 2TTssT 2i3.343
GREAT NORTHERN
,s..,, %, Nov seI3a1ia s5.623. .009 s6i3s 4ga
I,,I,. Nov 30 81 kse 668 so 49,. 401 3l.oIs s21
HOOKING VALLEY.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
ooprs FOREIGN RESORTS.
Hotel
d Italie

w ~ picturesque sur
-. steam Heat. etc.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

LONDON UNDERGROUND.
Tubes
1911 1910 InCressa
", and No.. ia 2N0 IA n4O t34G
July 1-De. . @Sl7l' 2i2,'TD "'o'
U,onlon United Tramwaysi
yr. ana r,. II an4 f4I45 f4Ja
JUL Dec - S24 l4l.45s G3G6
METROPOLITAN District
yvl, end. Dec. IeW6 t11.ja ff12
r.... urr .46u1J .34534 If4s1
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
FRI IT'S

and firm. especially top grades. Pears STEADY.
Grapes quiet Cranberries firm. strawberries
scarce. Oranges and grapefruit In good demand
and firm. Pineapples dull and weak; APP
SJitzenburg and Northern spy, bbl. S-dN-
Twenty ounce. 81 25GS4: Wealthy S2aS3 =.
Eing. 50 ga S3 80. HubbsTdson. 81 JoGS2 90; Ben
Davis. 81 5OdS2 50. York Imperial and BaldWln'
81 5OdS3. GreeninE. common storage. S2GS2 80;
cold storage 81 25GS3 50; common, SlqSl 20; Far
Western, boxes. Sass: PEARS. Kleffer, bol 81
50 IS. basket, 5ocQS1; GRAPES, concord or
Cafawba fO-basket crate, s1dSl 10; An basket.
Sdllc; CRANBERRIES Cape cod, late. Dbl.
S6 J0dSlO. early black Ss 5OGss 50: New York,
Crate. s2qs2 80: Jersey, bbl, 81 5OGSs so. stand
ard crate. 81 2JdS2 30. Long Island. early black,
hbl, s. 5O4S9: STRAWBERRIES, pint. 30q60c
GRAPEFRUIT. box. s2dSj so; ORANGES, 81 -
MAS. 81 25FS2 -; PINEAPPLES. Porto Rico
crate, 75cGS3. cuban, 50cdS2 Florida, 73cq
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-02-28
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
lot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable, in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-02-28
HELENA TO HOLD
A MASS MEETING

Helena, Miss, Feb. 2S.-The citi'
zens of Beat No. 5, Forrest county,
has decided to call a mass meeting to
be held at Helena, as Helena is the
center of the beat, on the first Satur-
day in April, that day being the first
day of April, for the purpose of Sc
lecting some man for member of the
board of supervisors for this beat. All
candidates OF this beat for the mem.
bership on the board are invited to be
present with some sort of platform
that they can pledge their honor to
stand by.
After all candidates have been
heard, there will be straw vote or
ganized to support the strongest man.
This plan was decided on by some
OF the candidates, as there are five in
the race. They are all good men, and
they have decided to call mass meet
ing to see who is the strongest man,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-02-28
EXPERTS ENDORSE IT. q

"Marion Harland," Mrs. Janet M. Hill.
and Mrs Sarah Tyson Rorer are among
the cooking authorities whose names are
familiar to almost every housewife.
Each has her own distinctive methods
of work, but it is interesting to note
that on the all-important question of a
recommending Cottolene. y
Marion Harland" says of Cottolene:
at has given complete satisfaction"
Mrs. Hill says: every satisfactory; glad
TO recommend IT," Mrs. Rorer says: "A
much more healthful product than lard"
bousekeeper will be safe in giving Cot
tolene trial 1t is purer and more
wholesome than lard-and 1t is more
economical, too. one-third less being re-
Quired. - Z.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-02-28
DEATH AT MOSS POINT.

Moss Point, Miss, Feb. 2S.-Capt-
William WEIGH, one of the most re-
spected citizens of this city, died at
his residence here Sunday morning at
the age Of ~ years, after an illness
Of but few weeks.
Besides his children, all of whom
are grown, Captain Welch leaves quite
a number of other relatives. The chill
dren are A. j. Welch and Miss Hattie
Weleh q this sityss.e aflsI A Y & q of
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An attack of the grip is often fol-
lowed by a persistent cough, which
to many proves a great annoyance.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
been extensively used and with good
success for the relief and cure of this
cough. Many cases have been cured
after all other remedies had failed
Sold by Hays & Field.
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BAN ON NEGROES.

Winnipeg, Feb. 2S.-The Dominion
government has decided to stop the
immigration of negroes from the
United States and stopped at the boun.
dairy party which intended to go to
Western Canada.
The negroes are regarded as unde-
sirable citizens.
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Mrs. CHM was consistent member.

Prior to her marriage in September,
1909, Mrs. CHM lived with her sister
in this city, and as Miss LYDIA Ruble,
had a large circle of friends, who
mourt her death.
The remains were accompanied to
Hattiesburg from McHenry by the be-
reaved husband, Mr.. G. w. Ruble, Mr..
w. w. Ruble, Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Ru-
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
. ********"****"*"
Mrs. LYDIA CHM.

Mrs. LYDIA CHM.
Mrs. LYDIA CHM, wife of Mr.. Leon
CHM, died at her home at McHenry,
Miss, Sunday morning, after months
of suffering with Bright's disease.
The remains were brought to Hat
tiesburg Monday and funeral services
were conducted at the home of the
deceased's sister, Mrs. A. L. Conn,
800 Edwards street. Monday afternoon
at o'clock, after which interment
took place In the city cemetery,
The funeral was conducted by Rev
G, II, Thompson, pastor of the Court
Street Methodist church, of which
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If troubled with indigestion, consti-
patton, no appetite or feel bilious, give
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets trial and you will be pleased
with the result. These tablets invig-
crate. the stomach and liver and
strengthen the digestion. Sold by
Hays & Field.
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RAMSEY G. COMPANY.
LEADING UNDERTAKES.
PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE.
,QOCIE7Y
(Coatinued from Page Five.)

were presented. Under the inspira-
ton of the grand old songs from the
Hymnal, the heart to heart talks, and
the earnest prayers of these conse-
Grated women, there was spiritual
uplift, and intense revival spirit. In
vitation is cordially extended to all
to attend these meetings.
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The Womans Missionary Union of
Emmanuel church, met Monday after
noon with Mrs. j. E. Arledge, on Ed
wards street Miss Emma Arledge
led the devotional service, and quite
a nice collection was made for foreign
and home missions. The program for
the next meeting was assigned. After
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and the defeated ones will come down
and vote for the strongest, and the
voters are going to pledge to do the
same.
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Louisiana. Writ Welch of Tylertown
and Mrs. George Henry of Hattiesburg,
all of whom were with him at the
time of his death.
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tunity of contributing to a worthy
cause, and one that should appeal to
the hearts of the Christian people of
this community.
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Effective March LIST, 1911
Flat Show Window Rate

/. There will be a charge
of $1,000 per year for every
90 Watt lamp. installed, sub
jeCt to a 10 per cent discount
if paid by the 10th IF the
month. All show windows
to be Illuminated with 90
Watt Tungstun lamps and
each window to contain one
lamp to every one and a nalf
foot of window front, or as
near that as possible. ALI
window lights to be turned
on by the customer at dusk
and turned off by the COM
pary at II o'clock.
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Cheap horses and mules.-MERkEL
G. CO., Pine street.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-02-28
BILE and Miss Corinne Conn.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo 1Quini
Tablets. Druggists refund woneyi
1t fails to cure. E. W. GRJvES K
nature on each box. 25c.
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Cheap horses and muIes.-MERK
& CO., Pine street.
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Cheap horses and muIes.-MERkEL
& CO., Pine street.