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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-06

president of the Mississippi Farms
company and for many years active
ly engaged in the management of the
Finkbine Lumber company is a visi-
tor here today.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-06
THE GREATER LOVE.

A Vitagraph western story. Love
works wonders. Transforms a wild
western desperate into man of sym
pathy and gratitude.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-06

No disappointment is quite so bitter
as the disappointment that comes
when you are disappointed with your.
self.-Hubbard.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-06

"The Artist and the Brain Special
list" at the Lomo today. This story,
written especially for the Edison COM
pany by Mr.. Harry Furniss, is de-
cidedly novel and interesting, en-
ploying the author as the main char
acter and introducing some of his
remarkable characturizing. "Pathe
Weekly" among the many events in
this issue are 1.-THE Fire which Des-
troyed the Grain Elevators in Chi
cago," causing loss of 100000 and
Governor Woodrow Wilson attending
the annual baby parade at Asbury
Park, N. ]. 1.-THE Greater Love-" a
Western Vitagraph. Love works Won
ders. Transforms a wild Western
desperate into a man of sympathy
and gratitude. Mr.. NJ. L. Rose, base
barton, will open a two weeks en-
gagement Monday, September 9th.
His singing has pleased large audi
ences where ever he has worked, and
we hope he can do the same here.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-06

NJ. A. Wills, manager of the Hotel
Hattiesburg has just installed a new
and handsome cigar case in the hotel
lobby.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-06

The Board of Supervisors adjourned
yesterday afternoon, having been in
session since Monday. For lack of
competition the Board rejected all the
bids filed, Offering to furnish supplies
to the county, except the bids on lum-
Der. They will re-advertise for bids
to be submitted at the October meet
ing.
Having given notice of intention to
issue $4,000 of bonds at the Septem-
Der meeting, the proceeds thereof to
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-06
THE ARTIST AND THE
BRAIN SPECIALIST.

Mr.. Harry Furniss, the renowned
caricature artist takes the leading part
and does some of his drawing in this
comedy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-06
How Is Your
Heart?

Palpitation?
Irregular Pulse?
ShOrtneSS of
Breath? Swollen
Feet or Ankles?
These are some
of tn e symp-
toms of b e art
trouble. Go to
your druggist
and try one bot
tie of 4" Re n O.
" n e T" an d
watch til e re-
sultS---just try
one bottle.
A s k your
druggist. 5 DC
and $1.OO per
bottle, or write
Van Vleet-MsnsfieId Drug Co.
Memphis. Tenn.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-06

AN Extra" a Selig drama will be
one of the entertaining pictures Of
fered at the Gem tonight when an
interesting and instructive program
will be presented. "Her Father" an
Edison offering will be another on
the program. A third subject entitl-
ed "Forsaken," a Melie's photoplay.
New illustrated songs and music.
Five cents admission. Tomorrow,
Saturday as usual there will be an
attractive program of comedies,
dramas, ETC., at the Gem, starting at
3 O'Clock. A special comedy that
will interes he children will be
shown at the matinee tomorrow.
Monday, the first presentation in
of rip Van Wrinkle" by
the Vitagraphs all star cast and com.
plete in two parts will be shown at
the Gem theater matinee and night.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-06

See these three coed plays at the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-06

W. E. Guild. of Des Moines, Iowa
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
The Evening Cure-All. Z"

Cheating is dishonest and dis
honesty is a form of mental disease
The evening publication has inaug-
urateaA a special department,
| whiehssR has dubbed, tThe Doctor. .
It is announced that The Doctor
will answer questions pertaining
to Disease, Sanitation and Hygiene. /"
Mothers and housewives are urged to
mail questions in letters or on post
cards
1.-THE Doctor" doubtless will open
his campaign by prescribing cure"
for the management Of the Evening
SaEitarium-som something that will
cure it Of its habit Of cheating the
sity III the city has not already af-
fected this cure) and also Of its
habit of poking fun at the unfortu-
nate. The DOCTOR" doubtless will
be besicged with inquiries from
anxious mothers and housewives.
Mothers and housewives invariably
take advantage of such opportuni-
ties to bare the secrets of their soul,
possibly for publication
1t is announced by the editorial
staff" of the Evening Sanitarium
that THE Doctor" will be a prac-
ticing physician OF Cairo and mot
a Holland doctor This is cheerful
We feared the "edi-
torial staff" would be "The Doctor"
until after reading the concluding
paragraph. The Evening SAM
tarium should accept only itself as
a patient and then discontinue bust
mess until it has succeeded in curing
itself Of all its Affections, The
mothers and housewives doubtless
viii manage some way or other to
get along uEtil the cure" has been
Completed
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02

about s per cent OF the total death
f-om ail causes at al ages, wer.
from alcohol
TO tic raL'd pro-illr.onist ii
Hill appear to he too low a figure
10 the medical man this iEurc is
aree enough to prove the appalling
r-asto of life due to the use Of at.
tohol This only gives faint idc~
.af the economic waste duo 20 loss o.
working time among habitun MD
Heavy drinkers and the daily scenes
ii our courts OF law, both high and
low, and indicate the number OF
crippled and unhappy lives which RI
sult from alcohol"
"An earnest worker" has, at l1ast
this enlightenment from insurance
f On, from 4 merconarE standpoint
The clergy may not be quite righ
are very conservative, from :;
spiritual standpoint. The secret or
gcnizations Of men are helping sont
denominations Of women are tryia~
. help the cargc.
State reading cirdc books li6r
les and health, even to our tend
e-s and, through them, to our cril.
G.en OF today, who arc to be tho
N N and women or tomorrow, n
bound 10 exert some Influence when
t, . fathers of these children set =
better example, and the mothers
realize that it is hazardous to LET
their children Just grow" like
'Topsy ard find plenty of work and
plenty Of play for these Energetic
Young animals there is hope that
We won't see our boys in the court
house, sitting or standing idly
around with cigarettes growing in
their mouths and weeds growing in
their heads Let's lead our children
OF the perverslon Of the And lit
tie child shall lead them" will come
to pass and instead of being lead in
to this Kingdom of Heaven, they
with their fathers, will lead us to
the Smoke Place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
ALCOHOL
BY Fanny P. Hacker

am glad IAN Earnest Worker,
crit cizos the erratie statement tina,
IF had to chose a husband from the
three types. misery money fend
tobacco smoke fend; or alchoho'
aend I'D choose the latter. nov
bog leave to state that had chosei
the latter and decided to live with
him, every effort both sane, and in
sane would have been tried to curt
him, for it Is a disease after little
while using alcohol Ii not success
full, them there can be no good reason
why one person should wreck two.
bringing. down in the wreckage 2
Wife, and perhaps children.
knew fine man who had the
habit of profanity, he was West
Point graduate. and it seems it was
sort OF fashion for him and his
colleagues to use strong language.
He married inc woman. She didn't
quite approve of the fashion o. his
adoption, but, being intelligent to
marked degree, and courageous and
daring she decided on an experiment,
getting a number of her best friends
taking them and her servants into
her secrets.
She chose the supper hour for her
little battle-she swore roundly at
the maid for bringing in biscuits that
were not fit for hog to eat She
ordered them back to the kitchen
while her hungry husband thought
he had never seen more perfectly
Drowned beaten biscuit in his life
The dainty omelet, cheese and eggs
met the same fate, the plot thickenod
and disaster seemed imminent. 1t
was only aYerted by her husband,
VITO had more OF the man than the
mouse In him
Freely realizing tho action aud tH4
justice IN lt-though made IN such
startling way he decided d:scge-
ton was not only the better part Of
vaIor, but yalor itself, declared it was
just the way, and the only way TO
hold up his own mirror for himself.
| knew bride who, when the
groom took cigar from a friend
he didn't want to smoke she took
chew of fine cut, she certainly didn't
want the chew This man was stub
born and Of the old Patriarch style
- am Lord and Master" claim
Ing msaheod aad for W9maa, mouse
hood.
He decided nc had married \ ASH
woman, What she decided has not
been recorded She never took an
other chew, while he is blind in one
eye, the DR.. says from smoking. has
La struggle to pay his taxes, which d.
not amount to as much as his cigars
cost per yearS twenty cents per day
for 1868 days, by an easy calculation,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
HUMOROUS Qg|PS

When little Dorothy Walworth was
introduced to her new baby brother at
her home in Yonkers she manifested
interest, but was not astonished. She
did not even ask questions.
What do you think of your baby
brother Dorothy?" the nurse in
CURED
oh" she replied, II knew he was
coming"
How did you know it, dear?"
Il was down to Bronx Park and
saw the stork. / recognized him by
the black stripes on his wings that
papa said were there Well, just went
close to the stork, when he was stand
ing on one leg, and whispered that I
wanted him to bring me a baby broth
er. knew he would do it, too" And
the little girl looked wise and very
mysterious.
What made you think he would do
as you asked. Dorothy"
Cause he looked straight at me
and winked his eye" was the emphat-
ic response.--New York Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
BRITTANY COUTURE is NEAT
Roll OF Braided Hair Over Each Ear,
Fringe Across Brow and No Or.
naments.

The Brittany couture Is again in
style 1t is far better without a hat
than under one, though experts man
age to make 1t quite graceful. Its
main feature is the roll of braided
hair over each ear; there is a parting
In front or at the side, and always a
slight fringe across the brow.
No ornaments are worn in the hair
with this coiffure unless one finds a
ieweled band becoming above the
brow. AS for these bands, there seems
no end Of them. Girls and dowagerS
wear them alike, made of 1ewcled
gauze Of tirseled chiffon, of studded
metal ribbon. White ones, all crys-
tails and pearls, are quite fashionable.
The newest one is called the Anna
Zon circlet, but 1t Is trying to most
women. II needs certain kind Of
strong, picturesque face under It,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
BASQUE OUTSIDE THE SKIRT
Old Style Revived In the Making Of
EIouses of Various Light
Fairies.

Little blouses Of embroidered lawn
or any light fabric are, like the new
siIK coats, reviving the old style OF
having the basque outside the skirt
instead of under 1t. a girdle of silk
cord combining the blouse a little
above the waist line, and as giving the
desired short.waisted effect. These
blouses, which are usually cut in the
Magyar fashion. are exceedingly sim.
pie to make, and any one who is clev-
err with the needle can embroider the
front sleeves and round the yoke. 1t
is better 10 do this after the blouse
has been cut oft. so that the pattern
may be placed just where the EN-.
broidery Is wanted For house wear
a blouse Of this sort would look spe
cially smart If made of the same ma.
terial as the skirt, or at least in the
same color. Soft silk or dyed shan.
tun could he worn with cloth skirt
and embroidered In self color in a con-
ventional design with girdle to
match For the guimpe cream lace or
tucked net always looks well, while
the fashionable gold or metallic net
appeals to some tastes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
Lizard Head Peak Stands.

Shall the mountain come to Ma
homet?
In tho West. sensational news
paper writer's seem to be determin-
edzsthat it shall, if the prophet hap
pans, to be near the foot of the peak.
OF late we have read numerous stor-
les OF sliding mountains. slipping
maintains. the demolition of the
cross on the Mount of the Holy
Cross (Which was conclusively
proved qntruel. etc, etc, And to
these was recently added plausible
tale to the effect that Lizard Head
latitude 1853 feet). one of the
most striking peaks in southwestern
Colorda. on the Rio Grande Southern
railroad, had yielded to the force or
gravity and toppled over,-or at
least, great portion of it.
aBut. alas, for the credulous news
paper man! The railroad ~upt-in-
tandent now states anth- go Itiyely
tAat the published report of the ac-
cfdent was due to joke perpetrated
Oh the daily press, which innocontly
published the item; and, it being a
Tost attractive calamity, the news
vas reprinted broadcast throughout
tic land. However, the huge head
stiilastands,s nose upward. and, hay
ing never been scaled, presents a
tantalizing challenge to American
fmountain climbers. VINO will be the
| first on the summit?
Rs ES EseA
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02

pride in her. home city 1t is up II
the aitizens DO reciprocate.
The bond Issue for the City Hal
will come up for passage in April
The proposed plans are in keeping
with the other beautiful public
buildings of the city. The cost is
not prohibitiye, in fact it is reason
able.
But, though the cost were twice
as much as proposed it moi
show the proper pride, in the city,
to build a home for its records and
officers?
The concensus of opinion among
the majority of the business men
seems to be in favor of the issue.
They pay large taxes and are not
OF their being Increased by
the bond issue. Why not get busy
and pass the measure, thus putting
Cairo where she belongs and provid-
ing a place to put the beautiful
things presented by citizens, who
are proud to say Il live in Cairo"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
DRESS FOR WEAR IN HoME
1t Is of Cedar Brown Cashmere With
the Bodice Cut In Magyar
Style.

The dress we illustrate is in cedar
brown cashmere; it has double skirt,
the upper one being cut up half way
at left side and bound all round with
border OF silk about ~ inches wide;
small silk-covered buttons form fur
Their trimming.
The bodice is Magyar in cut; 1t is
outlined round the top with striped
silk on the cross. straps Of silk being
carried over the shoulders and down
outside of arm. The tight-fitting
under-sleeves are Of silk trimmed with
quite tiny buttons. Yoke and collar
band of piece lace.
Materials required: Five yards 46
inches wide. two yards silk 20 inches
wide, one-quarter yard striped silk,
five-eighths yard lace Is inches wide,
four and one.half dozen buttons, one
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
THE NEW FOUNTAIN.

Cairo Is up against proposition
that should have the thought of all
its citizens, A beautiful fountain,
that took q prize at the Worlds most
famous art exhibition, has been pre-
sented us by woman, proud to call
Cairo her home What will we do
With III? .ttt
The fountain was presented with
no strings attached, but with the
request that 1t be placed on the
grounds of the new City Hall, when
AZ IL finished. The request also in
ccrpcrates the information that the
proposed building is of such a nature
that the fountain would be well suit
ed 10 itsr W. Yssssp WIZ
Miss Mary Halliday, the donor,
haS shown en- unusual amount oi
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02

The abandonment Of a numbcr Of
army posts as recommended bv tht
secretary Of war is a move IN tht
right direction and should load tc
economy and better discipline. Our
snail standing army has been seat
tered around too much to be handed
economically, AS the Indians have
heecno pcacablo largely by annihl.
alton; II Is not necessary now to have
little military posts scattered over
the great west Illinois State
Register,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
Millinery NODES.

One Of the new model hats consists
OF band Of green velvet. from which
hangs deep gold fringe, carried
across the heao, so much to the front
that the gold fringe almost touches
the brow. One end OF the velvet
droops on the left side, concealing
the ear, and is edged with gold
fringe. Caps of lace almost hiding
the hair take their place with rest
gowns and suit quite young face
wonderfully.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02

axes are fifty per anaupt. This
S seventy-three collars. and his
same man quit smoking once. ana
vas credited with splendid nerve by
his devoted spouse-until she found
out accidentally that the doctor said
70 was threatened with cancer OF the
throat. The soqucl-did he quit?
Not he. AS soon as his throat got
veil he made up for lost time, and
when he cant buy all he wants he
Jegs of his friends and, not being
allowed to smoke at home, or in
church, or in the dining hall, he
goes where he can smoke all the
time While on this earth, can we
not, with such premises, come to the
logical conclusion that he will prefer
to smoke through all eternity?
Everybody knows the tobacco
rabit leads to the strong driak habit
a really temperate man came
'iore one day, smelling OF liquor.
ueh queer, sour, unusualrthing in
hat household, THAT waa eaia,'-r7
~ his wife He said he was advised
o take it as a tonic-he was so
him and run down-like,
Are YOU going to try It for a
yhile?" his wife asked
YES"
We'll, l need it too" she said Il
am thinner than you, and more tired
in a minute than you are in a life
time"
He was perfectly willing, so when
he bought an 'eye-opener.' a might
cap or "what-not, he bought her a
pint, and that became so monoton-
gus and trout lesome he had a gallon
icpt to the house.
This is d true story and would MI
several thrilling chapters, the end
was not so thrilling. The grocer
had TO wait Numerous other credi-
tors had to wait for their money
He had to wait for his wife to be-
come sober enough to prepare his
meals, and he had to wash the chill
dron's faces to see what they looked
like Nor vas that all. Fortunate
ly it didn't agree with him, and he
quit for all time That removed the
temptation from her, and the chill
dron were saved
| know of hundreds of similar IN
cidents, whore poor, perverted hui
man beings, with plenty Of buna-
nature, have fought their batles
and won now have to resort tc
dry statistics to show how many
have lost-and I'll quote word for
word; $4,000 slain every year by
alcohol, which Is 5 per cent Of ali
the human beings in u. S. a.
Mr. Phelps get these statistics
'r7.n the medical directors Of three
large Insurance companies; "ncaths
OF males between 20 and "A, direct
or Indirectly due to alcohol. for each
of the 1916 causes Of death, listed in
the census satisfies for that year.
From these estimates he figured the
mortality among females and then
made an approximation Of the whole
country
This method, by the medical d.
rcctors of insurance companies Is
the broad knowledge and his use Of
tho statistical tables seems correct.
So VIC have the result that, in 1908.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
UNCLE WALT
THE POET PHILOSOPHER

On Grounding day resolve Tive
agh The grounding boast should LEI him
be our guide imitation mark his
GROUND su curves and following his shining tracks and reach
OG DAY lhe goal break backs briny
about the weather all he
uhhlndeed Grounding his 1r
see things be foul fair Just prophetic
blending skies
moor or we chump weather
all time fool with
study fddesick
This waste OF time Is absurd; bird
.-s =-l = so InasA 7fs1aso,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02

and a quarter yard sateen for bodice
lining.
Dress for Girl OF 16 Yearsr-This
girlish dress Is made in soft old rose
cashmere, with collar, waisthand and
cuffs Of silk OF the same color; the
right front is cut in a point that wraps
over the left, 1t is fastened by hooks
and eyes ornamented with silk-covered
buttons and hoops. The vest and un
der-sleeves are of ivory piece lace.
Materials required: Four yards &c
inches wide. fve-eighths yard silk 22
inches wide, one yard lace Is inches
wide.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
RANDOM CLIPPINGS
Ngrderore. BIT Cowardlv.

TGrderors. But C0wardlv.
Before Jud>sc FarFand sentchced
Tr I'arry Webster, Of OREGON, H.,
II life imprisonment for the coafos-
sd murder Of his wife the assassin
was reduced almost to a state Of COL
lapse by the fear Of death lie
J egacd desperately that his Lie
Right be spared, and 1t was CIV IDENTITY
With the hope OF escaping the ex-
irene penalty of the law that he
pleaded guilty and saved thc state
the expense and uncertainties of q
al
Life Is very Ge1r tn tho blood
guilty brute who take It lightly when
II belongs to some one else. 1t
seems that tho more morciless and
cold-blooded their crimes, the more
callous they are in the butchery Of
innocent persons, the more frantic
they become to proong their own
sin-blackened and degraded exist
encc. They are quite willing to go
to prison, even for life sentence, If
they can only hold death at bay. In
view Of these facts, patent to every
one and impossible to deny, It must
be conceded that whatever may be
thought Of other phases of capital
punishment it is the penalty dreaded
beyond all others by tho most brutal
enemies of society News Scimitar
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
Circulation Statement.

Average number of complete and
perfect copies Of The Cairo Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday during
the year 1911 ~.... %. :. 2277
Average number OF complete and
perfect copies Of The Cairo Bulletin
printed during the month of De-
cember, 1911 ....... 1885
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02

When Italy seized the French
steamers suspected of carrying CON
trabrand Of war, what a wagging of
hands and Struggling of shoulders
there were along the boulevards.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
Asking Too Much.

80 he refused to let you marry his
daughter?"
''No; but he imposed conditions
which I cannot entertain"
"What were they?" M...'
"Said Id have to 60 to work FIRST"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
III EEVVI Z.

detective Burns objects to being
esated "The greatest detective and
"The great detective" We know
zen who wouldn't object 10 being
caHed4" great They would merely
scfapc and bow and say "haye an
other"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02

Teddy Taft, LaFollette, Cummins
for the Republicans; Bryan, IIar-
mone Clark, Folk Wilson and few
others for the Democrats. Which
shall 1t be?
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02

The Men and Religion Forward
Movement Is coming to Cairo soon.
# should have the hearty support Of
the citizens, because religion always
has been great civilizer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
A Common Experience.

81 had dreadful experience yester-
day which simply made me lose my
nerve"
Dear me. Where was this7"
"At my dentists"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
He Did Better,

Marks--I married my wife month
after she accepted me.
Psrks-That's nothing. married
mine three days after she refused me.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02

New York suffragist has taught
her parrot to say vote for women"
The bird only lacks the accomplish
ment of throwing bricks to be a full
Pledged suffragette.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
Not SURPRISING.

II know a man who is never trou-
bled by the police through he openly
deals in green goods"
"dow is that?"
"He Is q huckster."
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
A Suggestion.

Alice--I got hat at such bargain
this morning just feel like hugging
myself.
Dick-Hadn't you better have It
done by proxy?
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02

William-This Is a queer world.
Walker--Right you are; a mans
shoes will often get united, but never
just as he Is ready to take them OF.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
Dainty pettinnats.

Some of the dainty full dress petit
coats are trimmed with lace. adorned
with appiques Of covered floral
Treaths, in natural tone, made OF rib
bon
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-02
A Flinty Person.

The woman whom no fiattery
Can ever move a jot,
Should operate a cattery
Upon some vacant lot.