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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-21
Electric Hotel for Paris

OF their bills Even then they can
give the cashier shock by refusing
to pay.
There will be no walters, no bell
hops. no coat boys. no chambermaids
and consequently no tips II guest
arrives home at a. IN. all he will
have to do 10 to touch button. which
Will turn an electric sun. and then he
can any to his wife:
MY dear. you're really getting
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-21
Current VIII Do Everything In the
Proposed Structure Except Pay
Guests Bill.

The interesting news comes from
Paris that hotel will be built there
in which all the domestic e,vice will
',e performed by electricity II the
romoters OF the scheme keep their
omlses everything will De done by
ectricity except the guests' paymsn,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-21

Il suppose there is no other street
In the world that is just like Broad
way" said the man who was always
Respondent when he had to be away
from New York Tor few minutes
mo-" replied the souIless person.
who was able to exist In small town.
Il guess there isn't Which proves
that there are soms foolish thugs
people don't initiate
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-21
a StlckIer

Howell-Rowell Is a man OF To-
nacity.
Powell-Yes; II he were a dog and
got grip on your trousers you would
be perfectly safe In ordering a new
pair
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-21

Sunday School Teacher--In al, that
Immense garden there was only one
thing that Adam and Eve might no,
kouch-the forbidden fruit
Little GiN~And could they touch
the poison ivy7--Boston Transcript
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-21

I'm not getting a fair show.
growled the one-nigbt'stand operate
comedian.
"Ah, cheer up" said the prima don
no, Mediate on what the audience
ID getttng."--Puck.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-21
MelodramatIc,

How was the play?"
Just fair"
WAS there a hairbreadth escape,-
Yes The author manged TO get
AWAY by crawling through a rear win.
dow"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-21

Are you ignorant Of yourself or do
you think to impose yourself upon US
as a person we do not know
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-21

city throughout the world.-New Yort
World.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-10-25
Commander Dismukes.

Eugene Dismukes. commander in the
United States Navy, is on visit to his
old home Macon, 1t has been a number
of years since his last visit and ne sees
many changes and improvements.
Commander Dismukes was appointed
to the Naval Academy from Macon IN
1887. Ambitious and good student his
career in the s.sademy and in the Navy
has been uniformly honorable and dis
tinguished, and his present high posi-
tion reflects great honor on Mississippi
and on Noxubee, his native state and
county. No other Mi'sisslpp4an has
since the Civil war occupied so high
position in the Navy or Army.
He has seen much service in Eastern
waters and In China and Japan, and OF
late years has spent much time around
South American and West Indian ports.
For awhile he was In the faculty Of An
napolis. He was also in the fleet around
Cuba in the Spanish American war and
was in the naval forces off shore at the
BATHS Of San Juan Hill.
1t is exceedingly interesting sia in
structive to hear him tell of the various
incidents he has seen on been an actor
in, and the habits and customs Ct the
various races of people he has been
thrown in contact with. He has fycrn~
ised some time next week to make sA
informal talk to the pupils of the Ma
con High School. which, 1t can be said
with certainty, will be Of great interest
to them and all grown people who may
Attend.
Commander Dismukes is just from
the naval fe7aew off New York, wbsse
he commanded tho retrel. After some
years in sea service he has been de-
tached from that service and will be
stationed at Philadelphia at the snip |
yards there. He will be in this section
d wsek or 10.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-10-25
Attention Confederate Veterans.

The Board of Supervisors has voted
to provide suitable journal fsF Regis
tering the war records of all C6ilfsa'
Gratis veterans now living in our county
and Of oil those that enlisted in the
army from this sounty, and. a history
of all of the companies chat were or
ganized in this county and to also give
short sketch of the ku Klux Klan in
In this county and have elected me to
supervise this work and gave me au-
thority to employ an assistant to aid me.
thereby ] notify all that l am ready
to begin the work and in order that it
may be as full as we can get it at this
late day, l call upon all Confederate
veterans wherever they may be to aid
me in every way that they can,
We want this record absolutely true
and correct and wish to give every SOL
dier and each company full credit for
any and all service rendered, and will
be glad to get any rolls of the COM
panies and any other information that
will help me in this work.
l fear that we have postponed this
matter too long to get record that
will do full justice to the brave men
that represented Noxubee county in the
war between the states and who re-
fected so much honor on their state
and county for only few weeks ago,
my aunt, Mrs. Jas. Kincannon, in re-
moving from Verona, burnt up good
lot of records of the 42nd. Miss. in
which regiment Noxubee county had
two companies which had been pre-
served by that gallant Confederate,
Capt. Jas. Kincannon.
1t is our duty to these gallant heroes
to do the best we can and to give as
full an account as possible Of the deeds
of each soldier. l hope every veteran
and any one else who may have infor-
nation will feel that it is his duty to
render me all the assistance in his
power.
Noxubee county may well feel proud
of her sons in that war, for some one
of the companies that she furnished to
the Confederacy was in every great
battle east of the Mississippi river and
made as good a record as any who wore
the gray.
Valuing the great service rendered
the white people of Noxubee county
by the Ku Klux Klan during the troub-
lous times after the war when "bleck |
heels were on white necks" they also
wish a true record of that famous clan
and l hope that all survivors of this
clan will give me all the information
that they can that full justice may be
given them.
Hon. Henry A. Minor has kindly
to aid me in this work and
iny communication addressed to either
Of US at Macon, Miss, will receive
prompt attention. Respectfully,
E. D. CAvETT,
Com'd. Camp U. C ", MOL 1926.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-10-25
Board Of Supervisors.
OCTOBER TERM.

The board met In regular ses-
sion; all members and officers
present. After proclamation by
the sheriff thelfollowing proceed
ings were had:
The sale Of bonds in the sum of
$4,000 sold to Steiner Bros, Chi
cago, was formally entered into
and recorded.
A plot of land adjoining Jail
lot was sold to Geo. Richardson
for the sum of $50. 10.
Committee appointed to inspect
wood delivered by A. G. FAINT at
poor house reported favorably
and same was accepted.
Petition of G. V. Adams ct d.,
for new road was granted, pro-
vided no claim for damages grow
out of the opening Of said road.
Petition of w. S. Mullins ct al.
for new road was continued until
next meeting.
Account Of j. H. Hubbard for
markers was allowed.
Bids for bonds issued by dis.
trict 5 were considered and all
ordered returned except the bid
of Ulen & Co., Of Chicago, which
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-10-25

D0rroh & Shannon, same ..... "a
Dement, Printing Co., supplies. 50 so
Account of M. & F. Bank for express
on bonds was referred to commission.
ers of district 8.
Petition Of H. H. Brooks, Sr.. for
reduction on. assessment was granted.
Showers & Guy, bldg bridges. :. 1856 90
w II Ewing, lumber ......,.s.. e6 rs
D E Perkins. repairing bridge. 10 90
The county treasurer was ordered to
place in the county depository all the
funds said depository can!recelvs Under
the law.
On petition Robert Robertson was re-
leased from Jail fees.
The following petitions for change of
realty assessments were granted: H. H.
Brooks, Jr., Brooks & Bush, DR.. E. M.
Mqrphey and 1. E. zepernick.
1t was ordered that inmate of the
county poor house be allowed to leave
the grounds without written permit
from the keeper.
Clerk was ordered to advertise for
bids to repair iron bridge across No&u-
bee river; also for bridge across Wet
Water cfcek.
FM Allen Was appointed overseer of
road in place of j K Carpenter.
R M Coleman, overseer was ordered
to put link of road on which he is over
seer in shape at once.
Quarterly report Of county depository
Was made;
W A Parks resigned as road commits
sioner In district s and W B Bell ap-
pointed in his place.
Petition of X T Mcleod ct. al. for
new road was continued until next
meeting of board. !!
Special elections were order to held
in Beat S, Dist. / and in Beats and 6,
Dist. 3, for constables.
Members Of board and officers were
allowed their mileage srd per diem.
The following petitions We're ordered
to be turned over to J K Jsshsoft
President of the County School B0afdi
c I Douglas, ct al. for CIiftonville
schools w B Rogers for Hashuqua
school; New Bethel school, Dale school,
and Hunters school.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-10-25
Palmer Quality.

New Palmer Jackets Just received.
70 any ono who has evsl worn Pal-
NOR garment, ii Is enough said.
iss F.T PATTY HRoa,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-10-25


W A Cheatham. convict supplies 62(
The account of Mrs. w. M. Hunter
for damages on account of change ir
road was rejected because not in legal
form.
The following reports we're received
and ordered filed: R jackson, Supt OF
Education: E. 0. Kirby, Supt. of poo,
house; w. E. Mauldin, convict over.
seer and DR.. H. A. Minor, county health
Off er ~
Report of commissioners as to- elec-
tion of W M Dowdle, justice of the
peace.
Resignation of Fl L Graham as road
cverseer was accepted and Larry Ma
Matheny appointed in his place.
On petition poll tax enormously as
sessed to j S Aston, P. C. Norwood and
r M Campbell was refunded.
Resignation of 7 C Dugan as road
overseer was accepted and ] B Maxey
appointed in his place.
Petition of DR., E. Jackson ct al, was
was continued,
Petition of 6 T Heard for refund of
tax and overbid allowed.
Locust Grove school. L, Bell, ct al. !.
trustees, were allowed the sum of $3.50
build new school house.
1t was ordered that all petitions for
appropriations for repairs, etc., to
school buildings, be referred to County
School board.
Albert Carr was refunded taxes err
roneously assessed.
The action of the Superintendent of
Education and the majority of the
bosrd, in vacation, appointing Miss Lu-
cille Glenn to the l.. l. & c., was rati-
fed.
All bids for bonds in the sum of $75,-
600 for district 5. were rejected and the
clerk was authorized to re-advertise for
said bonds.
The resignation of j E Burrage as
justice of peace in district 4 was ac-
cepted.
On petition an election was ordered
to be held in district 4 to determine
whether be nds shall be issued in dis
trict to build good roads.
On petition of Hon. E. D, Cavett.
commander Of the Noxubee Camp, U.
G. v. docket was ordered to be pur-
chased to be styled "A Roster of Con-
federate soldiers and sailors of Noxu-
bee Co., and to employ some suitable
person to record the names of all sol
diers and sailors. He is further direct
ed to p epare true history of the Ku
Klux clan as far as it was acted in the
county, and record the same after the
history of the several companies of this
county.
ALLOWANCES:
r L Holiday, peas for convicts. S 2OOl
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-10

The boards are taken of the stone
columns of the new building of TIE
Citizens s:ate bank snd look very nice
Now that the election Primary is
over our voters can settle down for
the election result in this cou 1ty is al
ready foTetold
300 samples TO choose your
suit from at the South Side Tai
lor Shop.
Charley Solomon has claimed that
the Pure Ice" i ths- tess ard as proof
his wife prescn ed him th.s week twin
babies, a bog ard girl.
A letter from our former residant
George BObst down IN KIngm n eoan-
ty tells of bumper wheat crop. and
lots Of apples acd peaches
George and Pearl want 20 be remem
bsred to old friencS.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-10

The CbaUtsrqus az Hays for 1912
closed Sunday in n blaze Of glory and
noises the italian Band sgain making
Grard music and capturing the crowd
while the permoH OF Phil C. Baird was
full OF telling points that brought hear
ty applause
Mr.. Ward and the committee guar
anteed 100 season tickets but SO inte;-
ested were our people thev sold rear
" 800 snd hundreds paid at the gate
for their desired entertainments
The whole program was varied 50 all
got pleasure and educational enter
tsinment from TIE course, got their
full mOneV's worth. And their a~pre-
ciafinn was best shown bv their q7Ick-
ly taking the 700 season tickets for
next year, 1913. when Mr. Ward pre-
sented the matter. in feet our citiz=ns
feel deeply indebted to Mr. Ward for
his spier did work to bFInR the ric1
treat to OuE city.
$14Oe dollars Feens lots OF Beney to
spend but it is divided among mani to
pay, ard surely every attraction was
worth the 8 cents, each afternoon or
evening was worth the Ia cents For
the Hays crowd quickly pay so cents
for circus or show in the hall.
Mr.. F. 3 Gordon proved sueee.s
ful and pleasing HaHsgeF, and Miss
Ruth DredKe won the love OF the Ju-
nioF Chauteuqua and both were given
q vote Of thanks by the sudience.
And while it WAS 6 strenuous week to
our people, &c Was q pleasure TO enjoy
the entertainment and make ReIcomc
the crowd Of strangers within our cits
gates. And ali will welcome
the coming ChsutaUqu4 foF 1913
Watch the Old free Press for the
advance announces Dents OF it's coming.
We're in the awim again.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-10

This sect1on had another good rain
during Wednesday night.
Mrs Allie Reemsn, der returned on
Wednesday from her western vacation
trip.
Fills and Wakeeney sent big crowds
to the band concerts a: the Chau. last
Sunday.
Henry SchSaiIer has Bought 6 new
auto and expecting it's arrival within
a few davs.
Subscribe for the Free Press
and get all the best of news.
The Sunday night and Monday morn
ing trains were crowded with Normal
students and ChaUtauqua visitors go
ing home
We still have several good
teams of horses and mules for
sale. We sell on a years time.
c. G. Cochran & Sons
The many ffierds Of Mr. & Mrs Jas
Carter of EIife were glad to see them
here on Sunday looking 20 well and
prosperous.
Mrs. DR.. CatUdsl and dsughter of
PlainviIIe have returned home after
pleasant visit here st the home OF Mrs
William Ryan on Gospel hill.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-10

The following from Hobart, Okla.
paper makes mention as follows OF a
HAYS young lady:
-"Miss Dorathy Hale, who for sev-
eFal weeks has been q guest of her
uncle, Dr.. J. R. Dale and wife, was an
honor guest at party given hy the
Misses Harriet Clark and Beatrice
Jackson to the Clark home Friday eve.
Miss Hale expects to return to her wes
tern Kansas home in the near future.
Mrs Dale hopes to be Vel enengk TO
accompany her niece and will remain
for month OF go.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-10

Our friends a'e exceedingly kind to
the Cd Free Press and crowd our col
umns with advers and We may have to
enlarge it's size Don't miss reading
our inside pages for all ahe news.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-10

Read our inside pages this week
PhotnerapLer Triees and wife hsve
moved 70 Abilene.
The Air Dome are again showing
acme fine pictures.
Miss Julia Stone will spend her vhca
tinn here at heme and rest.
Miss Alice Freese has returned to
her Cove county homestead
The Experiment Station
wishes to purchase q fresh milk
COW, Phone 123 B
The Union services in the Air Dome
will be held Sunday eve. Ali invited.
Doc Kohl is delivering some fine veg
etsbies from his garden re his friends
We guarantee your suit to fit.
South Side Tailor Shop.
Creamery man Sargesnt went to
Russell Friday tn take the State cresm
test examination.
E itor Clark is back from his trip
TO 0klabOps s-d las got all he wants
OF that country.
Miss Mary Hsffmeier. the deputy P.
~, has gone east on a coupe weeks
vacation visit
MYs. Shive'y and and sor John have
gene to eastern Kansas on a vacation
ard to visit relatives.
The Commercial Club met Tuesdav
snd appointed CON mittees for the Far
mers' Conference
A IeakirK stove came near causing
fire at the home of Nick Gassmsn or
Tuesday. giving the fire boys rru.
Ed Madden is back from his Los An
ge1es trip, eeeirR Cleve 81 nftz snd
John Freese end both doirR well.
The SaIina JourneI has ADDED their
daily free for another year to the Pub
lib LibsFTy table. Good for them
Cottages for Rent. All sizes.
See C. W. Miller
The Co Commission met Thurs
day end awarded the contrsct for the
west Srokey hill, COpel-nd. bridge at |
s4125.
J. L. Hale and family. ". have been
living at tFe Experiment station, left
this week for their new home in Routh /
east Kansas
After a lovely visit here with Miss
Reed and hearing the Chautarqua Miss
Carrie Darkes has returned to her
home.
The Epworth League will serve Ice
Cream. sherbert snd cake next Tues
5aV evening on the Church Lawn, All
are cordially invited.
B. s. Finch, who has been living in
the north part of town, dropped dead
from heart disease on Thursday. He
caves a family to mourn his death.
Want a suit ? See our sample
pies. South Side Tailor Shop.
The wife of EDITOR Givler has now
to her Wskeeney home after
snjoying a weeks visit here with her
mother and at the Chautauqua.
Our citizens feasted on Peaches this
week, car load Of fine Edberta pea
hes iR busbeI baskets being brought
n and sold at ] SO bushel basket.
100 ways to have your suit
made, at the South Side Tailor
Shop.
Miss Violet Gaylord of~EIIis was a
Ihautauqua visitor at the home of h.
Id friend Mrs. AmY Swires Matthew
md enjoyed the entertainment.
Miss Hattie Boeger of GrinnelI, who
Underwent 40 operation for appended
us at our hospital 10 days ago, is
making rapid recovery. Her mother
> helping to care for her.
The Ft- Scott Sewer Co. have now I
.oDe to EIDoTado with their machine I
y ard 25 men to put in sewer.
hey did good work here. but that city EJ
ught to come here and see what an
lephant this city has on hand. Et
Anton Gross is laying the copcrete
aYement on Pine street for Mrs. RuE-
on and Prof, Shively. The walk
'ill be extended on south to Wilson
venue and then west in front Of the ,
ierb ChitteRden residence property
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-10
Emrnerson PIows

II you wsnt The BEST PEOW ia
the market hay sn EMERSON ard
you vii have the VERY BEST.
Cons see it At my store on South
Aain street end Be Convinced.
KARL LHKER
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-10
Cox has nice eating Ap-
pies for sale.

Dr. Jordan came home Thursday fee
ling clipper again and says he will be
around again in q few days He IS hsv
ing lots Of trouble with his leg.
State Architect Chandler Of Topeka
was here this week closing up the ex-
animation and settlement m the new
Agricultural building at the Normal.
''IsIands of Enchantment'' new
book IN our Public Library, deals 8ith
the history and customs Of pome Of the
South Sea TslsFda. Those who erjay-
I'd the EaWeIs lecture on New ZeaIen7
will End this new book very interes' ing
Now We must record the death on
Sunday Of Mra Elizabeth Mick at the
home OF ber son Ed north or town.
She was born in Ohio, was "a yesr,
old and came here from Illinois about
1S months ago. She was married IN
194S and had sons ard daughters.
The funeral was held Monday at the
Methodist church, Rev, Hale conduct
ing the services, with burial in our
cemetery.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-10
Cucumbers for Picking

The Misses Lynch. the NorHol stu
dents have returned to their home in
Phillips county.
Mike Jacobs is home from his trip
to Phillips county. just in time to pull
the bose-truek to the fire, even il he
knows nothing yet about hose.
The boys tell when he arrived there
the young men were going TO lynch
him and he came home.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-10
DOG sTRAYED

Young S>oteh COLLIE, yellow with
white breast, Il mate, Liberal reward
for information ~ heE whereabouts.
Kindly nctify r. ". ASHCRAFT
Wakeeney. Kansas R-R-2
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-10

Miss Mary Ryan is again clerking
in the post ofiee.
Down in the WheatIa7d section they
bad four inch rain Monday night
Mrs. Sheriff Loreditseh makes q
beautiful display OF flowers in her gar
den on vest part of town.
This section had a very hard rain
and heavy wind Monday night.
Cottages for sale or trade
for land. Call on C. W. Miller
Crowds we're here Sunday from Ellis
and Wskeeney to enjoy the hand con-
certs at the Chantauqua Our town
as full of autos from distance
Judge James b. Reeder, who came
bsek here a very sick man, is now Up
and around ard down town greeting
his many old friends who rejoice at his
recovery.
If you are in need of a good
horse or team. call on A. F. Coch
ran at the Citizens State Bank
Hays, Kansas.
The three yea oId son of Mr.. & Mrs
Ira Burk is at the Hospital here He
was oparst ted on for gall stores last
Sunday, and tho very i'll for couple
days, is doing nicely.
George Philip. Jr., and wife had the
pleasure last Saturday Of enter airing
Mrs. Sis bI Samis MseDermif, tEe Chau
taUqus operatic star, and her husband.
she beirg an old Dakota friend
The Hotel Brunswick last SUNDAY
entertaired the I'alian Band Of p and
they kept the dining room in cIatter
With their talk. A jolly lot Of fellows
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-10
General Reasons Why Should
Keep A Bank Account

It helps my credit. q
1t stimulates my courage. Is
It tgusT6t me against extrsvigsrce "
It gives me confidence in ny =
judgment. HS
It helps ne to hold up when out -
Of work, N
1t furnishes the best receipt rs
for all monies paid out. =
1t creates bukirefs habits that -
increaEe my eaVinRF. q
1t protects against loss by rob -
berry & LeTsoS al injuries by robbers. n
-
It enables B'e to pace over reriCds =
OF sickreEs with out embarrassment =
It maE ee ne able to run my Iusi- y
nees instead of my BURNERS running n
me. -
-
<S7Sef
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-10

Monday wsa pension dsy with the
old soldiers sR;-n.
And it Il settled that Jacob KIpDes,
the clerk at the Cox Elevator, is 90
be the mkt Register Of Deeds, TO sue
ceed Alex ScheeIer, Who viii devote
his time TO his Abstract business
Methodist Church Services.
This Sunday morning Rev. A S Hale
viii preach from the theme "a
Song.
The Sunday ScbooI u,eets ar s:45 and
the EpWorth LesgUe a. 7p.m.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-10
Conrad Kruepel

Pfeifer P. o. Kansas.
In the election last Tuesday Roose-
veit electors and Capper won.
In this county Kippes for Register
and Brungardt for Assessor won on
the democratic ticket. The canvassinR
board are in session to-day as we 20
to press SO cannot give county results.
Cucumbers for Picking
/ offer for sale fresh, home grown
small cucumbers suitable for picking,
at 25 cents q gallon.
C. b. MORGAN, East Juniata street
Phone 334