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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07

think of her having a place prepared
for her in the House of Many Man
sions.
When at any service she was not in
her place, we stopped at the little
home next to the church to inquire
how she was; for We needed no one
to tell us that she was sick.
lamar Lowe was born in Simpson
county Miss, July 9Th, 1912. She
was married to Needham C. Blount,
November 9Th, 1860 More than TWEEN
ty years of their married life were
spent in this section of the state, and
here their children, two sons and q
daughter, were born. They came to
Hattiesburg in the early eighties, and
built the little home ON Main street,
where after some years the father
died, and where the mother lived for
more than a quarter of century and
from which she saw the pine forests
give place to streets and houses, and
the little village become one of the
foremost cities of the state.
She died, November oath, on our
National Thanksgiving Day. 1t was
with heavy hearts we went to the
Thanksgiving service that day, and
Main Street church was on its knees
in gratitude and sorrow.
Hers was the first funeral from the
new church in the building of which
she had taken the deepest interest,
and the large auditorium was filled
with people from every walk of life;-
people whom she had known and low
ed and helped. The services were
conducted by her pastor, Rev. A. F..
Watkins, assisted by Rev. M. B. Shar-
brough, Rev. G. H. Thompson, and
Rev. o. S. Lewis.
No woman in the church was more
greatly loved l cannot forget her
face, tender and strong and sanity,
sad in repose, but wonderfully trans
formed when she smiled.
In the series of revival services
held in the church just before hel
death she seemed greatly blessed, and
several times she bore witness tC
Gods goodness and to the love Of
Christ, and asked the prayers of the
church for her sons and her friends
Her gentleness and sincerity of char
acter, and her deep spirituality anC
loyalty to the church, were an inspira
tion to all who knew her and, espe
cially, to those who enjoyed the priv
lege Of her friendship.
AS the Thanksgiving season come
again, we follow her in thought t,
that place, where the ten thousand
of the redeemed see face to face an,
sing praises to Him who hath love
q them and hath washed them in Iii
own blood.
Mrs. A. F. Watkins.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07
NeLOS From the Tripod

the strike was practically broken.
One week after his arerst, while he
was out on bail, Debs was brought be-
fore the court to show why he should
not be punished for contempt, and he
declined to give bail and allowed him
self to be imprisoned. On July 20 the
United States troops were withdrawn
from Chicago.
1t should be noted that this serious
national disturbance was wholly and
entirely a sympathetic uprising in ac-
cord with the employees of the Pull
man Car Company, who had some
controversy with their employees, and
was not caused by any complaint of
the railroad workers against the rail
road companies. There is a general
popular telling for the employees of
great corporations, but this feeling is
based on the peoples sense of JUS
tice, and thus it is that where no
charges of injustice, oppression and
undue exaction are made against the
employers popular sympathy and ap-
proval are always lacking.
AS a matter of history it may be
mentioned that the Federal injunction
issued in 1914 against the sympathetic
railroad strikers was not the first OF
its kind. One or two years previous
to that, when a strike of the railroad
freight handlers, who refused to move
freights of interstate and interna
tional commerce at this port, was re
enforced by sympathetic strikes Of
employees engaged in other industries
here, an injunction against the re
straint of interstate commerce was is
sued by United States District Judge
Billings, of the courts here, and tina
brought an entirely peaceful strike t.
an end.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07
HIS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS.

James X pontedly Is charged Win pehs
embezze of public funds ana the Daily
satisfied that he
fully established in
dnI, constituted tribunal Of justiceIacEson Daily News
Tho Jackson News perfect right its opinion and right TO
m ontedlv speaking And much has been
should welcome
in duly constituted tribunal OF
MISSISSIPPI not the Federa SENATE
..., [r'. constituted tribunal" o that
Il there are believe that Mr. Vardman is "a crook graft
- her of public funds, thinking
g. tIofr riqbt If not their duty grand jury and tell
~ e know and to others who they think may know
in honoraby to assist the courts OF
~ IN ~ establishing the guilt innocence OF the accused
put 70 file bill of against the senatoreect before the
20 minds honorable OF that honorable
that he is acrook CRATER and an eDez
~ cre funds attempting impair his influence and stand
nation when such charge has ever
attempt even TO IN
- hoa anv grand is unfair and
WIN NOT give tn James who with all his faults yet the
choice their gift; why not give 10
constitution citizen OF the state the
- rv of his tried not according to reports
his enemies have cohJuieu up asd 80
testimony verdict render according to the
and the facts -. -, -, - uh
would no time enough to before the world pub
49, uen its Senatoreect had been
indicted for mppropiation of public funds But 10 senu '
The world and pread that and upon the senate
journal before he has vet legally accused OF IT,
and apton the rights the character and @
wound MIN 10 tne centre Vi S 0e
et reflects more upon his accusers than does upon him.
The News nor antiVardaman' Du' Inc WE'VE
is for deal
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07
IN MEMORlAM MRS. lamar
BLOUNT.

When Mrs. Tamar Blount died, No
vember oath, 1910 at her residence
in Hattiesburg, Miss, one of the
sweetest and gentles' spirits OF the
Main Street Methodist church passed
from a long life Of distinct, but I'M
obtrusive, usefulness to the unending
peace, which awaits every consecrat-
ed disciple of the risen Lord.
It has been almost year now since
she went away, but I cannot yet look
at her accustomed seat in the Metho-
dist church without a definite sense
of our loss of her. Many visions of
her come before my eyes as I write,
most of them with the setting of the
house of God. | could take you with
me to the places where she sat in the
old chrch. to the left of the pulpit as
YOU enter in the last seat next the
window; in the new church the sec
ond seat from the front in the pews
next to the Sunday school room; in
prayer-meting, near the partition be
tween the Sunday school room and
the auditorium. 1t is not hard tc
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07

ders for cash the following describ-
ed real estate lying, being and situate
in said City of Hattiesburg, and en-
braced in said deed of trust as such
security, towit:
Lot g in block 3 of the Switzerland
a Reeves Addition to the said City Of
Hattiesburg, together with the i'm
provements ana appurtenances there
unto belonging.
Witness my signature, this the It'll
day of November, A. D. 1871.
S. E. Travis,
II Tues trustee
The News Cooking schoo is in the
Odd Fellows Hall, on Front street.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07

For pains in the side or chest dam
pen a piece of flannel with Chamber
lain's Linment and bind it on over
the seat of pain. There is nothing
better. For sale by All Dealers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07


December will be read with avy
~, ~ will comprehensive docu
an+ and will in sense be Mr. candidate
for reelection the the nation on
other questions
he must its deverane will be an issue
in be the
campaign will promptly turned upon it.
The vewe democratic House and repb
selves upon politics is mighty interesting
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07

they first make mad Senatoreec
vadaman The bill of indictments they announce
United
een passed upon they
will be sad day for State Rights and
local principles when overwhelming
majority of the permitted have their
verdic
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07

Words are sometimes inadequate feelings
helper in times of trouble The Old
aborous pulled the
on with apples HILL found reaching the
all the apples
his
mighty but the nadequay OF
said what there Tor me TO say
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of the power conferred on
me as trustee by the term Of a deed
of trust from n NJ. and Cora Myer,
Hawkins Hardware Company, bene-
ficiary, to secure an Indebtedness Of
$4,000 and interest, as evidenced by
notes therein described, said deed of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07

pbvsician in Angeles elevators
causes heart disease of them if the building is
sensitive Even
the sight be frequent of heart disease
though form rarely fatal
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07

alleged election be
fact o much Of an election
primary election
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07

To = woman who owinh the Rudyard
Kipnne privileges Which reminds of
the good blessings by one words that
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07

All the children
row The parents
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-07

The News Cooking schoo IS in the
Odd Fellows Hall, on Front street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
hELP MAnTEp--MAlE

~ II. WINSTON
Ygl& C4
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LEGAL NOTICE.
(first Published in Guthrie Daily
Leader May 20, 1919
S147.000.0O
CITY OF GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA
BOND SALE

The City Of Guthrie, Oklahoma. off.
fcrs the following twenty-five year, s
per cent bonds, interest payable semi
annually:
100000 90 park Improvement bonds
s47 10000 railroad vfsduct bonds.
Financial statement forwarded on
application.
All bids mast be filed with the
City CLERK BY 1850 O'Clock noon
june 2fst, 1911, accompanied by ced-
tied check for one per cent Of the
BID.
No bid for less than par VIII be re-
ceiyed and the City Council reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
e. n. WiNsLoW, City Clerk
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a rExAs WONDER

and bladder tr0unless removes gravel,
cures diabetes. weak and iaFne baeKs.
rheumatism ana Irregularities 0l me
aianags and bladder Ia both men and
women regulates bladder trouble Ia
children II not sold by your irag
gis'. Il viii BE- sen, By mail on re-
ceipt ~ 81 One small bottle - NO
months treatment, ard seldom failA
~ perfect cure. nr Il. w Hall.
232e Olive street. st Louis Nh send
FOR testimonials from different states.
sold BY druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27

Nr Robert y Evans from wh0Y
President Taft rented als cottage layt
year aas made q gift 70 the president
Q a mahogany desk and chair, when
AGye been Installed in the new cot.
tage ~Fafametta which TIE Win 0c-
cupy inis year The president ann
@rs Taft win celebrate their silver
wedding anniversary on June is ay
Washington and Il is expected tliat
AFs Tart ssh 90 70 Beverly aae next
day
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Eaa4Iff WONDER 0i tae world
New Automatic Razor aaafpeneF
NondeHnl accuracy aFna2es every
OOdg Guaranteed ior iile SELLS i4-
e3. carry sample ln p0cNet inezpef
fenced man made $3.50 profit in two
days. Go8d man wanted Do every ief
it8fy as l0cai agent Jr general n.au
aGeF All oF spare tlHe sA5 50 85B
weekly Write anicE for ifee details.
worn statements. and nave teFr
tory guea Address Tde Never
all Company ig54 cotton Bldg To-
edo. ONO.
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whea tA@ astounding claims nera
first made FOR Hucalens Arnica SalYe
1ui forty years gf wonderful cures
nave proved th@m tfae. and aYeFy-
where 81 e ROW known AZ the best
saIve oa earth iDr BWFns B0gis.
Scaiir. sores CHis. Bralees. SrralrB
Swelling. Eczema Chopped Hands.
tegef sores and Plies. Only Csc q
ST. afgsslsts
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M Tnuel1 With = aahinn

WV W8WTT FTTETT Y a1TTT9TT
ln choosing the summer aat the
legh0rn Is used ioF shlFf Haisf ant
outing hats. aud WITH tie 5rlgn bound
wien wite gfoFgFaia and soft trim.
ming Of sFcnadlne they aFe very al-
active a sens dressy nat is 0f
5urse out Of place with a wash
irt waist Panamas ana olnor sVt
hnts are much in favor foF onflug
dress
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Nc erandmother oaILt

Title very newest thing f0r the Ded.
fcom is fae grandmother quilt, aad
Some 9erg eX0r9iiani prices are be-
ing naid Tor some Of them Malpg
buit military aide 70 President TAFT
advertised fof such a quilt at Allan
ia ana 2Ts quilts were sent TO tae
Office Of hIs friend 10 Atlanta, who
was authori2 30 choose 'he guilt
Those decided up0n we're q "dDHhle
Hnfl0weg ana "a heNagDn
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state advertising tHe famous clITa
tiye Writer'S recently discovered d
Mineral Wells pags Tbe pamIaiIei
alll contain scenes oi al the eisF
gark shpwing the beautiful drive
wass, Mineral Springs excellent
shade trees aud tho pany Jeal
places "a Mineral aad iii4hlaua parks
ta camu euf during fiia summer
months
Ite pafk commissioners af re-
once q coilecf and compile data fg
he nsea in getting 0ut literature nd
yeftlsihg Guthrie Mineral springs
water aud THE DfaeF natural asiyanf.
ages l0f 4 heairh resort
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WANT
CLASSIFIED
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s,.,t
f..,. tts tt,,,
second Ward n 3
tqsfks eeE4ss
Cfaflas Adler.
Third Ward eA.H
Judges Mr F1t
Geo. Garrison
Third Ward ~.
CLERKS a f6ahbfook,
M Af1rk
Third Ward agH
.fuapee.-- FfaFr4 TWdd
M Welnherger
Third Ward as.n
Clerks JOS. Wgsby.
Ben RerKey
Fourth Ward eA.1
judges r. r. Finch
W h. Butcher
Fourth Ward "A.n
Cierkp Sa chWYehN
1911 Coleman
Fourth Ward 9Ea
Judge Mlke white
Bob Henderson
Fourth Ward sBH
ciefks pgile Poison
W. giehnonG
Fifth Ward ..A.a
ItHarg~-& n Maurice
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MArRlMoMlAL

N~~ss~~s~~~-.~~s~~e~~s-s
GET MARRIED Matrimonial paper
containing advertisements marri-
ageable people from All sections Of
the United states, Canada, rich poor
young old pg3testaHts. Catholics.
mailed sealed free. +. G GHnBels,
Toledo, Ohio.
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ANYONE, anywhere, can start 3 mail
order business at nome. No can
gassing. Re your own boss Send
Tor free booklet Tells how. Heacock,
D-409. Lockport. n. Y.
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The Lare FOR Coronation
1lr Jane Mou5a Is tise Haile q
ere 0i Iaay $3.50 IS na6ine gee lace
ior Queen MARY coronation " H
tIe Be4fofdsblre piiloH lace aud She
hss been al W0FH en q since ast
0ri0Her lt takes fm0 days l0 fsaaa
an Uea ana q alf. lae lace being 2
inches vide. with 6ifyhse plates w.
t1c1 design
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AGENTS SIX SALES DAY MEANS
H48 Income selling 3-i0 Easy Wria
ger Mons IN0 TURNS Oh crane r.ngs
mvp Ugy Namaa eate ~ bur
@nyaer Napoleon Qp o.d tV t!rat
tea nour ursat opportunity B1g
easy money don need experience.
aiogue ana hA Information free
g. S Mop CO. 1878 Main SD Leip-
s.c. O00
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sCSENfS WANTED PORTRAITS,
FRAMES. best wnrk l1Mess prize
es Convex Oil hr1msac, q w6ane
Samples lre W0fs guarantees. Deau
asuaio sg3 " lzin "a hansas CITY.
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II EAR5oA SISTERS English Beauty
parlors z9l i2 T OKLA, Ave PAone
afz
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WINNERS snuareai deal ever offer
ed through agents ue@ Queen
Broom 3He sells Nseli repeats, uX-
iHslge permanent corn bFa0ms are
doomed Investigate Warren BrHsa
\ n tllmnlmHAII NMLM.
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WAN
CLASSIFIED


'~s-s.'s sasT~srs--' ssre-assa-av
@afas an5 sHa eieefer auf ta tha
iet&lsFy aftaaiie4 to af eHF f9r aeha5l
pagoes isiEE betWeen bn Mlan atfles
eAirndef a9ftH aud Dllaa8Wa asenaa
extended cast shaii H0 8 tite geg. ir
PLselHef 80. ! seeQoa Wala
tiie polls VIII be ope1ea a tha hn3r ia
HA (5l oct3ek Ea fhe f19s9H 8Ms ~la8ea
a fhe h9ar q eNeH ty k I'll lBe
aiiernpaf
All WnHfied eleptof d re mia 4ly
ch9al district gho reside within tito
limits ef said city, ~ aown 81 certI-
fle'i iisl oi the fsgiktsfei electors 0fnssh~
- t1 tlic election Office bg ths city
Giefk ard also 80 auane1 eie egs ~
idmg ln sasd city school 6istflet and
outside tne limits Cf aaid ctf aGaM De
ent tlea w vote 90 Had proposition
SaH eleetl0H shali b heM a provided
by lw f9g spe ai tieeH9gs sa .tea ~
lAe tifst class. except -ha@ tire ae5aTn
siiai W Wa5e 81 the Bgtla ot Education
of tae CRY 9f GHftflt
Given under Hy hana 0d tae seal Of
SAID cts ths IytH day VI MaF, A. ID 1914
FRANK OIs%-rf
- Mayor W sid city
E li WfNsLOW.
City Clerk
fSEM1
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or ERNEST SElFFEHT,
saH.saflum ii1 Soala Broad 81
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First Ward.
precinct No. I.
Ju'igf Isd 9q9d.
a. H Bpses.
Clerks Felix Aaler
H Wilder
Precinct NO. z.
Judges 1aaa spence
Jsaa Towers.
CLERKS Major Metiinley
E'rank Woods
second Ward
Precinct No. l.
Juag Same Evans.
@. Bf9Bu
CioFks-1 NJ Car
YEA johnson
Precinct No. z.
Judge gaen sefiA0ins
eaa harrington.
CicF1s-1 sfsas
Third ward.
Precinct no. {.
Judges M E PRATT
Geo Garrison
Cisrkss Il Lasit'Fpak.
NJ II. &1ek.
sfsrecGurt No e.
Judges IHarfg rpda
kf WsaAsgsr
Clerks Ige Wishv
Fen fsfkay
Fourth Hsrd.
prac{nct no. E
J8dges II IL Fsae
H HE fsaseNeF
CLERKS eAali
h# f##s,
Iaaee N rates
f395 gSsadfsa
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H. q RE f;ssf5
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MONEY Making Secrets. 100 pi them
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FOR sALE-Old papers in bundles At
kc and 10s at this office.
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Advertisers the great state Of North
Dakota offers unlimited opportunities
tor business to classified advertisers.
The recognized advertising medium
is the Fargo Daily and Sunday Cour-
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the state and the paper which car
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The evening world., 1911-05-26

-HE pretty suits Of cream serge are
now very popular. Smart models
1 are trimmed with white silk braid
and a favorite trimming Il the black
white striped silk. In misses suits
tho coral or Amsr4oAn Beauty faEgs
tho contrasting oolor schema These
suits are made up with either . box
piait or panel front and back. and
sometimes a little fulnsss IN introduced
by narrow piaits set IN below the
knea- h Jacket 10 IN straight lines
and from "a to 20 inches In length, with
a large collar.
This Is a combination seeson. and the
favorites in tho popular soulard dresses
arc the small dotted patt9 ma used with
the large dots. plain. with the Geomet-
rical figures and hafriins stripes. with
wide stripes,
Tho fashionable double skirt sYect n
obtained by the arrangement OF the
tuulc. edged with a border or . con
trasting pattern. This extends to knee
the waist line, where 1t Is slightly gath
cred In.
Many OF the new toulagd models have
the front and back panel finish. the
panel being left loose from about half
way down tine skirt. The combination
! idea n carried out by having tho skirt
OF large polka dot and the panels OF
small polka dot. edged with border
trimming, The wastAa comS-aat1q
The evening world., 1911-05-26

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afraid q, u,h., n. NAV bring out. per
fac,Iv r.mowaS ,rom 80 IN ,,..,f. hut
that migh, r,yg..,"oh VIM 80 what
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~ uant 20 49, ,na .a,. wsv with
him ryh,an -ann1. To-. ,n,,th
better 20 bay. Mn know what ne
m,,str., s.v ~, 80 ~. h,m rn.-xnx
ALI s"r,s q, th1ns. ui,h NO reason Tor