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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-25
GAYNOR VETOES
FIREWORKS FOR
TAMMANY P|CN|CS
Sends a Resolution Suspending
the Ordinance Back to the
Aldermen.
RECALLS HEARST CASE.
Declares the City Might Again
Be Held Liable for Heavy
Damages.

Two Tammany district leaders seek
As oficiai sanction OF tho city, tc
have fireworks displays At their re-
spsotivs outing. received a set back to-
dAy when the Mayor in . message &c
sAs Board Of Alderman. vetoed a
resolution providing for . suspension
q che ordnance.
The resolution suspended for dates
n August. the prohibitivs fireworks
ordinance In favor Of Senator Thomas
J. Mosianus. leader OF the Eleventh As
ssmely District and william Shannon,
leader Of the Twentieth Assembly
District The Cherokee Club in Shan
non's district and the Thomas J.
locNanus Association are to hold their
annual outings In August II was
thsaf purpose 10 have fireworks dts
yla1 on return Of the outing parties.
"a the Board Of Aldermen passed the
ooesssasy resolution
Whea the Mayor received the resolu.
~ to-day he recalled that William n
1earSt had some Year, ago obtained q
permit for Q drswor>ks display In Madi-
- Square 4 premature explosion re-
anlssd h The iuss Of many nves and the
na1ning Of many persona In suis sub
ssg1eauy brought against Hearst the
rssDoasibinty was shifted 10 the city.
- courts deciding that In granting
- permit the dty mads itself habia
LAaUs money damages were recovered
0Uo tAs city.
WHAT oAvNoR SAID IN Me
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from for which tho city 10 made 70 pay
heavy damages.
1t seems time TO put a stop TO ali
these explosions OF fireworks throughout
the city. They are Just as Objectionable
and dangerous every day In tho year ss
they are on Independence Day
These two resolutions. following
those which your honorable board has
adopted heretofore. require that the
persons to whom you give the permits
sion shan nie a bond 10 indemnify the
cuy against any loss or damage sus-
tanned by re'son OF the fireworks. But
tnat amounts to little or nothing. II IL
only O false cover.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-25
TINY WOMANbEATS
BIG BURGLAR AND
GETS HIM BY EAR
Finds Him in Apartment and
Chases Him Across
Five Roofs.

TIL. spunk OF Mrs. Lena Ringkleb. who
has an apartment on the third floor OF
tho house at No. 100 Carroll street.
Brooklyn. landed Frank Russo OF No.
t.A Seventeenth street. Brooklyn. in the
Butler street police court to-day charged
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-25
P0ST.0FFlCE SAFE BLOWN.
Nitroxiycerin. IL Jsed by YeEEmen
IN New Jersey Town.
Soda, b m Etfnirf Word !

RID BANK, N. j.. July S.-fegsmen
blew open the safe in the post-office at
Little silver. near here, thlsmorn ms
and escaped with $50 IN cash and about
$50 In stamps. Ni,roglycerlne was
Used The clock had stopped at az
a NJ. when the robbery occurred. This
is the third time in eight months this
post-ofice has been robbed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-25

N in the way. but Fistka Joined the
License as he fnet Russo on the second
Dor landing.
Russo got back past Mrs. Rlngleb.
hined the fourth moor nd then the
bof. Mrs. Ringleb ana Fistka at his
cells. When Detectives O'Nell, Murphy
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-25

and Reagan arrived from the Bergen
street station, Mrs. Ringieb and Fistka
we're leading their captive back across
Ave roofs. and Mrs. Ringleb had Arm
hold of Russo ear.
on the prisoner tho police say they
found s23. 500 worth Of jewelry and an
assortment Of false Keys.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-25
The NeHt best TbinE.

From the Boston Tsnsrript)
Her Father-Can you support my
daughter In the style in which she has
been accustomed
Suitor--No. sir; but she says she can
accustom herself to the style In which
| can snppori her.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-25
DINERS ARE WATER WAGONS
~. g.. & ". Dars Liquors From tnrs
OF Tint Line.

Tn. peias ar'r I.ass ,ssps1 I'D wet.
ara fuIosd lining tieg y a5w here
water vasons y Ia HoMrd. superin (.
tendeat " a,niik csrsS1fv.cc on that
road, published IN announcement to-
Jay that hereafter no liquors WONG v,
sold. Officials said that theyN Nnphl
were following the lead OF other 90 y
crn railroads.
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MIL
URGE CHANGE


which he win urge upon the Legisla.
ture For al three Of these he viii.
have large mass Of statistics and
documentary argument. gathered from
iill parts Of tie country much 81
which IS already ct hand and which
he hrs been studying closely fol
some time.
Supporting his argument for the
commission form Of government FOR
this city the Governor already haz
accumulated q mass OF dfgssts. dis.
cussions and reports from the many
municipalities in which the system
has been tried during the last eight
or ten years The collection is not
complete. however. and . number Of
'a.lditioual reports have been ordered
and IRE probably now enr0ute 70 the
TERRITORY.
II his recomrhendafion Of Nork.
mems compensation act the executive
probably viii urge the adoption 81 i
model me1s1fe 81 this character r..
Gently drafted y the conference q
commissioners Oh uniform State laws.
appointed 81 Congress. and which has
been 3orki1s "a The subject for more
desk The cDnnission have rec.
commended that Il be taken q the no.
del for siuiI6r acts d All the E{.Ie1
and Il Il y enacted here & VIII |1&.
sezs the double adf11fae6 u I1'1.
III the best possible legal form and
establishing TIE same rulings as q
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Per str Mauna Ke6. from Hilo vi
way ports For Ho1cIu|u 7. WI
I'ams. AIRS. a Galland. ]. calland
NJ G. zolinsky r G. Patterson. G
F Bush G p Warn and wife. ". r
Cole. G r Young II Irwin. s Naka
I1,.Ia ,. r HeiIbfon, y 06ino Kan
Kte. e ohifa G. IIashida. Jno x
F4e 1r jIlo Hettc1co1ft W 81
Buck H1bt Hutton. wife and daush'
ter Misses Macy ~ Max LEVIN. j
u D6reIerif Sam johnson. r Al
HoHts. Geo. 1IoraI1. Joe Elisha J.
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IEN PER CENT
F0R BF0Rl|ERS

80 s. =. -. g.. -. = ....z.- =.
- -lss 9. .-la 49, =. ~ :
= ness sols - = 49, -. - . ..'s
s..s 49, - ~ -s.s =. 49, =.
- - :. - e. : - 4.
y! 20 - = me o.,ss = 81. a ~. !.
- =. = 3 ',.-, -. -. 49,. q
- .. ! e :. 49, =. ~. 4.
@ Sn.ss t ~ I 49, 49, -.
ss.se - 49,. ~ ~. - 49,
3. - 49, ssss ~.
- 49, - ~ -. g2,lss 49, 49, I, ]
~. :, s ss.s go ss q -. '..ss -.
elsn. p.sees Nne.e i'ekls ios .1ns :.
''.s', -. Z
e 49, ny. '..'
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Is cents head per diem. The doctor
surely did visit the island when be
was sent for By desDairint Dassen.
etr on Friday forenoon. and from
that time 11{iI ~ got our reI61se
u iu1ro<el Witch 89es q SLOW <11t
Il was not Up to the proper standard
previously and thaf Il vas defe|Ic-
ton Of duty on the part Of somebody
that the inspeetion wasn't made Soon
We would take pleasure in looking
on the scene Il milk Ii the same state
as was served 10 Is was placed on
Dr. Irotter's breakfast table for bis
morning mush. to sa1 nothing Of tie
butter Cor his toast The doctors
comment On the quality of the Mill
Is as fa(uo1s as his Attention Of the
tNenty-sik passengers for four days.
Two men Of this city Who
have the faculty q mixing com.
mon sense with their knoUIedee 81
bacteri6loe} state unhesjtafineIy that
under all the circumstances no deten-
ton was necessary and certainly not
for the first-class passengers. r. the
ships doctor was unmin6f0I Of HIS
duty to the Quaranfine officers we
cant see that that IS any reason why
re should haye been penaIized It al
events for more than forty-eighl
hours. the prescribed time for an IN
ocolated guinea pig to develop the
plague germs 81 show = negative re-
suit. As the latter was the case. It
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PEI Str Niksha'a. tor Mani and
Mo'bkai ports. Nov. II Mr. and Mrs
F G. shaw II and Mrs ] II Brown
Rev Z s. kel<ipi
Per str Kinan. Tor Kauai pofts
Nov Mrs I Danford. Mrs b F.
Ean1oH Rev G. P. Hong. Rev. J. w
Wa0n6n. Robert Cation. Al s. HAY
wood Mrs Jaeger. x RoendaII S. &.
Carr p Al BeVine Chas Clarke. Jas
&. 4 >: FsIsIs' 4 BiodIs. Nj !, and .
Mrs z. Bush.
Per str. Nauna Kea. Tor Hilo via
way ports. Nov. 13Rev. Scudder
Rev Susinafo. Geo Il Robertson, G,
CtrtNeII. Bishop Restarick. Risl0t
LI6eri Ms NJ r kearns. Mrs Rose
Kepoikoi. Mrs. Ella Hardy. Nicholas
Akana s p. Kaki, G schfanb<tadtef''
=. Male. Mr. and Mrs + + Baldwin,
Angus, Ahrens Miss r Ahrens. Mr..
and Mrs Q> x Motley. J. e Foster,
q P Foster nj. ana AIRS RI Dunn,
Mrs r 4 Woodward. Dr.. Huddy. Mrs.
Ill., r 0saki n IeVes.
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succeed him WatEint vas chairman
ol the accounts committee Two /1@|.
a1o and 9 ucube| q The ('111I@ 1C|.
The ranking members 81 TIE tIIt0
t'o1 committees "a W6I11CIc. q Maui
he's been returned ~ 81. constituents
U1i.1o'c and n H0I1I o. H8I|I|
are ne only two members o. the COM
|uII(te who have been reelected q
the House Whether U1'11C'o viii I1
TIE CHAIRMAN re|I'11 % Be seem
TIE COMMITTEES 81 10' |<i1I
which VII 1e Important ~. />.f d
view o the Republican, I'|f|c|II& a.
teI11c6s against <1.I'1I|01& % |||
Pine labor |.1c0.1 [1@ word FIJI
CI1o vas carefully I1I[ out q ...|I
10 an - old 0.01el1 tI1s1, n n
I4l4fe. q I4II and ~ may D ~
new chairman q Ie #'|| D The rank
comm. back. and d. viii q usual II'.|
the heath and police 11MU'[<se
The Judiciary co|IUi<(e. = |I 4 - J
plight Nc mere I|II40 WI DO 4 ,|'[
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col oNEL l'e1aIa /. &.

G. j. Mccarthy uas neither tishtUad
nor sDendfhri(t ID his successful nm
Tor city and county treasurer HI t<
|penditures were more liberal than
those Of many other candidates. E1|
lowing Is his expense account fled
with the clerk Nomination tee Iz5:
personal expenses. <12: printing and
advertising. <o6 public meetings. - ,
salaries of clerk and messenger. 800;
|eaiarIcs 81 watchers. s. total (2I1.5o
]. BicGneII, reelected auditor. comes
within <9.75 Of mccarthy, bis state.
rlent being s. follows Nomination
Tee. <z5: personal expenses, $3.50;
printing and advertising, 81. total
John Fernandez reta,nsi Us hc:1
On tie ofIics of deputy sncf:f ol Eva
ST the bare expense Of his nomination
tee Of TWENTY-FIVE pInnks.
Other candidates have fled stair.
ments as follows
Andrew E Cox, sole Republican
survivor for supervisor; Nomihotioa
rec. $685. personal expenses, 1870:
printing and advertising {fl total
1850.
Robert Parker Waipa, unsuccessful
candidate for sheriff: Nomination tee.
s25; printing and advertising. 80,
total $65.
3. II. Kahalepnna, unsuccessful can
didate for clerk Nomination fee. SIS:
personal expenses SO; printing and
advertising, $3.50: stationery and post
of1r a.
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Three men belonging % the crew 81
THE no~ wrecked bafkenfI1e Klikitaf
ere a Honolulu awaiting passage to
the north Pacific coast By TIE first
1<a'IatIe liner
Ih1y returned from the scene 81 Gle
1'e1stef this morning a. passenEeI1
~ the In<6I- IEI@I6 ete8U<I U111o
&11 and have nothing D0[ words ~
praise IcI the gallant conduct q the
noral Of officers and men
They say that their treatment ~
the people o[ HiIo left little to Be de-
sired Their mates may follow on 4
later steamer. while some are expect
e e [a.s berth q. sailing seszs|s
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Word las been received herr that
George Lycursus. owner Of TIE U1|c1
grill and TIE HiIo Hotel and @|l6 has
been visiting a bis native country.
ing IS civic guard n Sparta. shout
$50 miles south Of Athens.
Other n2tfiots who are well known
in Honolulu, and who 4r6 now acting
as civic guards n different parts Of
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The polished granite pillars st the
new main entrance to the Bank Of
Hawaii are in place. and the old en-
entrance at the corner has been sealed
across the bottom with masonry. above
which large window space is left !.
Some idea Of the changed aDDearance
Of the building when the alterations
are completed can now be had.
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III. III. MABRY IONS
STAR B III Elm STAFF

M. M Maury. well known IN the To-
cal newspaper world for number Of
months during which he was city ed
itor of the advertiser, today took the
city editorship Of the STAR Bulletin:
Mr., Maury is . veteran at the news
paper game and has made good IL
positions all over the country Re-
Gently he resigned the city editorship
Of the Advertiser and took q trip 70
the Orient. upon his return taking
over the city desk Of the STAR uIle-
tin.
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Circuit Judge W. ). Robinson IS ex-
pected TO arrive home tonight on the
transport Sherman, after q three
months vacation on the coast He
probably will begin drawing special
venfre tomorrow, returnabie Monday,
when he will resume the hearing Of
jury cases Some jnry-waiyed eases
may be heard in his court the latter
part OF the present week
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The second 0f the series Of weekly
prayer meetings was held IN Cooke
Hall, r. NJ. c. A building, today at
tuelvesthirfy o'clock F. G. Atherton
led the meeting which was devoted to
tie subject Bible Study The topic
for the meeting tomorroW noon win
be community Extension. when ".
G. Hall. chairman Of the community
extern ion committee Of the Men and
r. ligion Forward Movement. win Mad.
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s. A general cargo for local importers
il reported TO have left San Fran
cisco in the American bark R. P. RI
thef. sailing from the coast ION Sum
day:
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man has less than one hundred tons
| Be landed here. S
-
Schooner Coates Sailed for the sound.
Late yesterday Afternoon the Ane.
rIcan schooner a r Coates sailed for
Port Townsend. the vessel taking bal
last only. Since Sunday night the
windjammer has been riding At an.
xIeation tug Intrepid from kahIlui
The Coates arrived here on NoYenl-
Der list With fun shipment q faiF
way ties and lumber
kahukn wireless was n touch with
Two trans Pacific steamers enroufe g
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31vs soI olnv

ss0-H. p. e. M f.. seats. in good
running condition. $500. Phone
1910. 5ss1-1w
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TIDES sun AND MOON
!; E4EH|EiII

isiO Is as 1'os So sp7l s.iI i.si
lass Iso al III coz ssh -
n 81 i - - sss 40 co 81 ~
al Il als| ~, 80 Coz - 80
AS 80 sss al iois sia sic Il
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Tonight Alakea wharf win present
an animated scene with two large
trans P1citIc steamers laying there.
with the attendant busy movement Of
cargo and passengers The Mong0.
Ia rom China and Japan ports Is TO
read. TIE port along about four
O'Clock this afternoon, the Pacific Mail
steamer TO occupy the WAIKIKI side
81 the wharf TNsnty three hnndfed
tons Orient leeasso ere g bs lisehalg.
Ii.re for san Francisco tomorrow
morning Tho United States army
transport Sherman from San Fran
fisl0 NiII take the Eva side Of the
The (foopzhip IS expected viii re.
ruin here f1r the greater part Of
"Wednesday before fesomiug the voy
are 10 Guam and Manila The Sher
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
Observation-Disclosures REPORT,

H. D. BRowNLEE. supt.
which report was received and 6led
and ordered spread on the minutes.
The marshal reported as follows:
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12

The action OF the mayor and
clerk in issuing the following war
rants during vacation was approved:
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
County. News.
|! Interesting Letters from Our
Regular Correspondents. -
Inenore

Mr.. ]. D. Howard has won first
prize on molasses for the past two
years, and is now filling orders
from Texas and Oklahoma.
We are glad to know that little
Serena Speed is improving and is
able to be rolled around in the
sanitarium in a chair.
Mr.. c. c. Smith had his roads
in fine shape before the last heavy
rains, but they are little rough in
places now. They will be ready
for the autos in a few days as be IS
now out with bis hands.
Mr.. r. E. Scott and little fami-
ly left to day for their future home,
HattieshuEg. His household goods
left yesterday.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12

The difference of $685. in fines
and costs worked out occurs in
some of Mr.. Magruder's balances.
The following tax receipt blanks
tor 1917 remain in book, being still
unpaid:
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
Honor Roll for Port Gibson High
School.

Honor Roll for Port Gibson High
School.
Primer Class-Evelyn Heideu-
reich. Vernon May. Helen Daugh-
erty Willie Jordan.
First Grade = Lucille Perkins,
Randolph Anderson, Redus Day.
CrneIia Bailey. Leta Cupit, Mag
gle Uneerer. Fay Brown.
Second Grade-George Walne,
GIrault Anderson. May Helene
Bailey. Hugh Daugherty,, Louis
BurkhaIter
Third Grade-Genie Morris, Ce-
|cile Moser. Robert Tillnlan, Mar.
ion Powell, Sanfrid Shaifer, Neil
Magruder, Iona May Fife. Shelby
Mann.
Fourth Willie Hackett,
Thomas Freelaud. Addie James,
Bette Foster. John William Her.
litz
Fifth Grade = Fred Mounger,
Mary Kate Watkins. Mary Louise
Burkhalter, Herbert Titche, Ber.
nice Powell. Lawrence Phillips.
Sixth Grade = Bessie Morris,
Billy Mccay. Joe Pearson, Redns
French.
Seventh Grade-NeIoise More
head, Cecilia FreeIand, Fannie
Magruder.
Eighth Grade-Margaret Wat.
kins, Ferdie Krauss.
High Scbool-First Year-Da-
vid Traxler. Michel Huntley. Lula
zadek, Julia G. Levy and A. <.
Shaifer. tie.
Second Year-Lillian Rogers,
Leo Jalenak. Frank Mounger'
Lenamae French. Adair Skipwith,
lOtiie Holder. Lucile McCay.
MRS. A. B. SANDERS,
ii. P. G. H. S.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12

Announcing the marriage of
Miss Jessie Mounger to Mr.. w.
D. Davis, the Brookhaven Leader
says:
"Miss Mounger was member
of the faculty of Whitworth College
several years ago and is well known
to a select contingent of friends,
who were her confreres in the club
life of the city and her associates
in the cultured circles of the Col.
lege. Mr.. Davis has spent his en-
tire life in this vicinity with the
exception of temporary absences
and the terms be spent at Missis-
sippi College, from which institu-
ton be took his degree some years
ago.
"By studious application to bus
mess and because of his unim-
peachable integrity of character,
and exceptional habits of life. Mr..
Davis occupies in the estimation OF
all who know him, and they are
legion, an enviable position, unat-
tanned by the many, and Of which
only the few are worthy.
..For him and the worthy young
woman he has chosen to be his
wife, congratulations and good
wishes galore are waiting in Brook
haven.
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sI,I49,sOQ.Oo at 10 mills $ II.4ss o

Difference ....$ %
which can be accounted for by
changes made in assessments after
the rolls were closed.
You will notice that a great
many of the taxes still unpaid are
erroneous assessments. Also a
good many of the parties have
gone away. OF the s13o 90 there
would be no possibility of collect
ing more than $40, if that much.
In regard to street taxes, about
S63o was collected for 1911, repre-
senting approximately 2Io men.
AS you know all males between
the ages of eighteen and fifty are
liable for street taxes, and after
making allowances for all exemp
tions, has there been close col
lection made on this tax7 OF
course, the board knows that the
firemen are all exempt, ali those
who are physically disabled, and
some others.
We beg to report the following
balances due on fines and costss
Total amount balances zines and costs (. s9s ).
With one exception, there art
no delinquent privilege taxes.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Port Gibson, Miss,


Port Gibsons Miss,
Dec. 2, 1914.
To the Board Of Mayor and Alder.
dermen, Port Gibson:
GENTLEMEN Attached please
find report on audit of the mar
shal's books and accounts from
October, 1st, 1871, to aod includ-
ing November soth.e 1919. This
also includes what funds are
handled by the clerk during the
marshaI's absence from the Office.
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The assessment rolls for 1917 are as fol-
lows.
Real estate s 6s4.s67.OO
Personal. :. 495,I4a.OO
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12

A moment and let me show you that this is the
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12

Is your husband crosS1 An ir-
ritable. fault 6ndiug disposition Is
often due to a disordered stomach.
A man with good digestion is near.
ly always good natured A great
many have been permanently cured
Of stomach trontie by taking
ChamberIain's Tablets. For sale
bv all dealers
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12

The boys appetite is often the
source ot amazement. If YOU
would have such an appetite take
chamberlain's Tsi,i~ls They not
only canse healthy appetite. put
strengthen III sttgAach and ena-
Ole Il to 10 rs work naturaiy. For
sale by all dealers.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12

which report was received and filed
and ordered spread on the minutes.
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i1.s44,4sa Ba,es Olonsd.

Aeco dig to the government
census rspor, there were II s44
E432 bales 1t .cstea ginued ul' 20
Dec. Ist, aseompa with 1880
So7 last year.
Mississippi's quota was SI8.862
as compared with So2. 4o5 last year
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when It's foundation Is undermined.
ana il the liquidation Of health
good dieesiiou-is attacked, quick
cola psg follows On the first signs
of Indigestion. Dr. < New
Lif pits shouid br ia II 10 TONE
she stomach aud regulate lfveT
kidneys and bowels Pleasant
easy. safe and only IS cents at all
druggists
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12

The treasurer reported q follows:
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
tcoutinued From Last week,

The following bills were allowed
and warrants ordered lssued there
for. TO wit:
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12

ssausIfuI Line OF Set Rings, Brace
lets end Brooches.
W. j. MAINS, JeweIer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-02

MEN of good address. who are now making good and want broader field, are invited to apply to the Falconer Co.,, Photographers and bank station CTS, Gay and Water streets, Ba1ti- more, Md. Experience as we'll as ability absolutely necessary. The men who make good with us earn from 20 per cent to 50 per cent moro than the average elsewhere. We have the equipment, established trade and experience of many years. The men wanted are to assist our present sales force and to open new territories.
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