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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-12
Grnnoeigeatbums llebertraguns.n

Ginciunati, 10. ausuit.

y lncinn II, III. Uusur.
Sacob aauB an Sobn J. WaIonsp.
Cots q uno % in 6arriion 4peHue
Spnbitot Subbipilion; 81.
Catherine SassI an 4nnn G.. 9ers
bin. 100 BEL 213 5ub an Der nSrbz
liden Seits bon Sbaron gipe., in
GLENDALE; 81.
Grben BON 5reberid DuIfsrs an
2sonaro 5. Bauer, Elm Sireifeu adnb
tn Settipn 36, in WeilIcreef gptpnibip;
fsrner. sinen 1beii DON Got 5 in Col
lsss 5ia. 6. uHo 3. GompdHp's Subs
bioiiion; 81.
Sophia SulIipan an Rnin Giiens
mann, 3beiI Don Cots IL uno is in
4Donoale's Spnoitat Subbtpfiion;
81.
6. 2orena Vepeomb an Qouife q.
Campbell. Got 13 in auburnersit
SubbiDiTon; 81.
81. 6. pierion an milliom s.. Ron.
5ruites, uier S.iide 2anb IN Gettion
20, in Willereet 5otpnibip; 81.
Derfelbe an Diliam 3. gian. 9rus
ite. 80 bel 100 Jub an Der tDeftlihen
Seite BON Central 4penut; ferner. 45
Cots in college 5ia; 81.
81. 6. gisrion an MilIinm 8. Rnp.
9ruites. aOt At in u. 8. pierion's
SuboipfTion in College biI; ST..
5arrp !. Diton an Jobn g.
Snpber. Cots / unb Q tn 8. J. Wes
toms Suboipiiion In 6pbe part;
g1 ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-12
Wtt,enocmcmts smr
Wertanmng bon
Sbio.
~2~
(Jortiesuns.)
1ln. Z.
unterinfnHsen surd icbes taus Der,
r9eneraI gHembIp".
Mrfifyf II

St.tion 8. sSebes Sous Iou. ousoes
noninlfH irenn III bieier 0erfaiiuna dns
oeripetfige geitinrnuHaeu eetroifen iuae.
itine eiaenen gedm.en pahIeu, feline
eieraer RsGe!n FIR beu geifdf;saano
t:itimnien uno feline aRttpIieoer ipeaer
oronnn8sipioriaeu Gerbciteus 5eisrcfen
oilrfer; Guf bari es, nit Guftinmuuo
pon siuei GritieIu, ein IitoIiso auss
thlteben, iebcd utr1t sunl streiten Rnl
tltr Die namIi6e liria6e: eS iou ale
wnttbefuenifie bnben. bic notio iine.
I'm fiir feine SiGrrheit unh bic unass
forte GrIeeiguna ieiner @ci6df.e su
lorpeH. hur6, aontitees pner ionitfpie,
SnFormation nit gesua ouT oesesoebes
ride Sdritte, bic inter Gripdauna oher
sfpinnf iine, cher nit ge3ua aui n,
aereetne anpeblide Eerleblnia fsiner
Bripilegifr ooer red,tss unS orouunass
iriert9e auffnbrunq ierier TitaIie6er
81 srlnnaen unh gu btefem 3iue6e be
anire'erbsit nno bic Iusiaaeu bon
Sen9en. iotrte be gcrieauna bon gus
6ern uno popiereH gu ersrpineen.
Gieief amenbement perIeibt jebem
3tpeiee Der v9eneraI aiiembIp" bes
Stootes Die, inter Der aeaenfu1rtiaen
8er'oiiina feinem Der beioen Sfueipe
juitebenoe Roht, iid nof allen Rid.
tlingen bin Snforiration inbe3ug aui
porgeitIoaene 5eieseeberii6e Shrit.
te tn befhaiien. Sm beicnberen &C.
ipdbrt es bic Grm0htieuns. onsebIih
refts. uno orbnuneslpibrigcs gers
balten ieitens fciner WiitgIieoer ourd
sfpengsmeiics 9orlaben bon 9euaen
ano ote Borleguna bon giiGern unb
gopierer, ODER onrh onoere getueis.
rirfel. bic olf ben San beaueboben,
au nnteriu9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-12
Ao. Is.
NessIans bes Sad,seriisnsisen.3 3ena.
niRes In ariminalprsseiIeu.
Mrfigef III

ssstiou 80. es biirfen @efeef ers
lnHeu psrMn sur sasQeIuna ber
pertDeibung Don Observation-Disclosures geus
asn unc Eadnerit1nbigen 9eaanis in
arsHiinas gfosefea unb .0srfaAren.
0ieies amenbenient ruirb es Der
.General aiiesnblp" su ireenoeiner
3elt erIn0gIi6en @eiese ansuneb.
men. bic ben Gerihien bic aRot,, sur
Grnennilns be- Satperitanoiaen In
einem ariminalfalie gcben, i,nn bic
etHiiibrnng bon Sod)peritanbiaen.
aepanis IN arininali1aen All reaeIu
(Goriitbunq foIoi.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-12

runa fbres gerufs get5tet tuorocn
ober infoI1e BON gerIesunacn ooer
gcrufsfronfbeiten bic Tie iifl iii
Scnfe ibrer geiddftieling slse5ogei
bnben. gcitorben iino. aus eincm nm.
ter Der aontroIie nnb Sberditiiidlt
oes Staaies itebenben sSonbs entid)d.
oigt iperbcn io1en, Der oitrd)
3ip1nasbcitraae ieitens Der Snoit-
ftricH ocs Stontes in,terbolten miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-12
ats. 10.
- @sblfabrt BON angsitelIteu.
Hrfifef III.

Eestiou 81. gs fen geiese er.
Ia'feu tperben, tpeIne bic drbsitss
it,ineen feitieseH ure rtgtEn. einen mi.
rimnIIohn beirimmen uHb fir gehdgs
Iifseif. 1eiunhheif, Eid,erheit nnb nlIs
gemeine @o1fatrt ouer aneeiteuten
gorforse treffen.
Gieies amenheme,rt lpirb bic Nn.
nabne bnmnner Geiese I'M ginflone
NIT Der moberaen eJnouitrieentIuid.
lung ern,npIihen, INN bic arbeitsbe-
oiigimgen fir Ndaner. Jra,ien unb
alnber 3u rerbeiern. BeiI es In nm.
ferer bisherieen Werfofiuns an elmer
ioihen Borihrift febit, lift cine an-
sabI einihI0aisG Geiese fir nun uno
nIdtig erfI1rt snoroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-12
No. IL.
0rbaltnng natnrlidDer SiIfsauentn.
Mrtifef III.


Eefticn SO. es niirfen Weieec 3ur
TcrDerung uio 9rmutiaung Der 6orits
tlltur erIniieu iperoen. unb 5i
btffem 3iref. eiirfen Yanhtcnpiere. nte
alisifIiebiid Der Gorittpirtidaft gsiriSa
met itno, gang pber feiiiDtife BON
Gienern 3efre.i iperben. duG oiirfen
Bcicte drgcHomnen ipereen. Inn ioIdle
Sdl,bereie1 cher Eeile nerleibcH, bic
benz Stdatc rcriaIIen iiHh ofer oerfdis
len ntoaen. In Scritreferben mHsuipdns
belH nnc stir Griptrbung nnbcrer gdu.
bereien Az iercm 3iDt6e an ernddJfiseu.
Ecs ipettereu, I'm hie erhoItuuia bee
nntiirIiften cilfsoueler bes Efnntcs.
init etnihInb BON fiiiNeu. Seen, iibers
fftrcnni!eu nnn GumpfIdnbereien: bic
gntipi9Iuna uns Neaulieruna her sgais
ferfrdfie rlb bic 9ilbana BON Grais
iiaoes uno erpnticnsbiiirit.cu; fcs
mi, eubIih hie Acgulieruna Der Wsthos
BEN bss @rnbens, gpdaens. gaeiiens
urn lininrttbrtunens bon aotIen, Gel,
Gcs nne onen ansern ggiuernIien b6r.
siiehen.
Ticies ENHANCEMENT nerleibt het
aelesaebenocn aorperif)oft oes Ston-
tes Die glohtbeiiIgnis. bic ,scrfttpirt.
ihoit su errniitigen irrlo su foroerH,
SIidfe unb Seen Al id,iisen uub ben
8ebra,ih Der Bai'crfr1ite si regelu.
auh bari geiesIihc gcricrge setrof-
fen fpcrocn fir bic Grainierung BON
iiberifnemmten uno Sumpfldnoe-
reien, ioiuIe fir bic Regl,Iicrrna Der
Wethoben bes @rabene, Bdaens unb
3ulnarftbrtngcns aller WotertaIien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-12
OrnAbeissHfbnms, 0systteiea.
geene Snpothefen

Wlinnis Jirntoeb an Wagbdiene
Shrieoefe: $1,000.
2oniie q. Campbell an g. 2oreno
Weipcomb; $214.
Gilbert $. Smitb an Gpccmore 9.
nrb 6. Co.; $500.
Marearet u. Chambers on Golatb'
ern Gbto Earrings Donf Co.; S2500.
ssobn I. UfaIonep an Central
Snirmoitnt y. onb e. Co.: 20O.
Soiepb SnenIein On oRtbeyise
coplssU: s7o0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-12
10. IL.
Arbeiter.G .Gn1id dab;snns.
arfitel II.

1SSsss$s 80
Gefison 35. LIN Grbeiter unn ;bre
Gnae5rriaen fin eiipaiae i'm Qnufe ihrer
bcrufsm1Siosn Beih1itiguag perurs
fnfte IcbesfdIIe. HerIesuriGen ober
Geruislrnn3leiten sn entihdbigen. hiirs
fen gsiees erIniien perben. ipos
nnd elm Etamsfcnbs, burdb sfpnngss
iueiie Be:tr0ge isiteus Der Gr6etigeber
gefhnffen unb pcm Efnnt permoIief.
eiHaeriditet. bic gcriGriften uub ges
binQumeen. inter. oenen baraus 9atInnf
eeisiifef irerhen ioil. beitiInmi unb ar,
bsifnebmern uut Grbeifaebern ale uish
jefe Metfe snr giniicgung ober Be
Gmpfnna Ron Anipriifen enfsoaeH
fperben: innriien iolI icin gieti gum
eerihtii6en scrueheu ifeenb einem
Gngtleuieu eff3n9en trerben. ipenn bie
Werleeune. bic Sknnfheii ober ber Icb
bic gcIee timer gerf1umnis hes ar
heitgebeTe III, ben gefeslihen anfcrbes
runaem sum GMus 6es gebens. Der Wes
innHheif unn Gi6xrheit bon arbeitern
Az aeniioen. NuG ,hinfen @eiese an
Gfucmmen iuxrben 1iir Ehnffung eimer
@eh0rb<, bie eruidd1fiet tperben mag,
ale 0trufe. oessdS itrtm Oeinhrgrabe,
an finHlfiAieseu. Ueiiroe9rnfen fur ben
Ncubs 1rsnd6 Siefsr alaiiifisntiou felt.
su{eten, hrI 0crbe 8u i1snmeIH. su
Derwulten uub 81 psrteiltn. nnb ole
Methte bom Nerfpnen. bie har0uf Mn,
iprum erhehen i5nHfn. 81 beiiinmen.
Dleies Mmenoenient ipirb @eiesse.
b,uige0fte eyssoGIiden. ireIde be.
jtiIninen, bah Mrbeiter, Die iiG TIM
Qauie i6rsr Meim6ftisung cine Ger.
F.A...s~ 49,. ~ss~n nn~< SS1~~.1 X - -
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RebtbIltts y

Staaisdnipali: Der alnoet!aaie
bat ilh Obns sSrage elmer aroben
llsbtridrtttuns feines 3ii1sigunass
reddes f4uIbis stmo6t. 50 iibertrsi5e
nini, futnn i4 faee: Der beipubie sf6rs
psrtbtil bes Qnobtn fab aus ME bic
ee1tneGbniar'e = hts bsloitGen anbus.
jssN1SSWsySs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-12
10. 8.
Sambmerfer. uuS ganlente Tianb.
refte.
(Mechanics' and Builders Liens.
Mrtifh III.


es.tinu ss. es birfeu Beiets ers
lnfisn tperStr. nm sRedoulitrn.
5anhtper.ern. 9aeeIohucrn. Gu5tons
traitcreH uno IdierinI 2iefernuisn
ihre aeretten aniprud,e turd nirsIies
Qfanhrect (lien) auf hdE giaenilrnl
an iid,ern, an hem lie eirbeit perrihtct
poer fur sds ne RaierinI aeIiefert bas
bei.. Seine dnhtre geitturmune Der
gerfaiiimg ioH eieie gRaht beetnsrdds
tiaen ooer beihronstn.
1ieies anenoement III notipenoig,
rnA bic gnrnhnle BON 8eiesen su or.
moaIlnen, bic 3aeelohnern, Sorb.
fpertern n1b Gubfontrottorer ihre
2ohne iiir geIeiitete arbeit iino Wote.
rioI.aieFroirten ben ibHen gefesIid
sutormnenben getroa fir eeliefertes
Bacterial iifern. Gs if bic porberr.
fhenbe &niiht. onb ouf 8r,inb BON
Grtiheibuneen bes Sbereeriftes I'm.
!eres Sfnotes bic General u aiiembln"
hegentpdrtie nid,t bic Tnhtbefueuis
befist, EN- fog. .WeGdnies' 2ieu".
8eiee orSuebmen, oos ben obenee-
nninten Berionea ai,srei6enoeH
Sfus getuabrt.
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Ethier gu stnem aellnsr): .gi.
srfsnnsn dlfO beftimmi in bisism
ysnnns benienie.n pisoer, Der Sbnen
nsulid nit einsr srObsren 3eft 6urd.
ginse-
-Oan5 asipib. 5d bate ibm ia mod
lelotr . SsidDereebud eebra6s!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-12

8ater (auf bas Thermometer bliz
feno): s5eute iinb neun Grab"
SDbnden: vQber, papa, Die III
benn has m0glit; ionit iinb ia nsun
ilan1er ungeruo!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-12
8eiutf fens- gefhmidlt tt.
Q1trtq.

Wilh6ouer Gin ben itromenoen9fe.
gen bindusfhaucrb): oglrt, @Ite,
BON lnierm 6erreott ieiner Milh.
itrnE'n tommt baIs 90 hlob Doiifr
Iaspteri4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-12
Mo. 13.
aAtitunbentas fir ofitntIide arbtis
ten.
drtifd IL,
ariiitI II.

gsttien 81. gbscisben bon nnEers
croentlidl briHaenben Rotidftu, ion eins
arbeitsIeiilane bon hoditens ndst SfuH'
ben ttn 9npeperi rnb etne arbeitss
lsiifune rrl afsnnhpiersie 5turbeH riH
BoHenfreri dnsmnd,eH fir arbeiier,
hie ar sraenh lpeIher offeHtiidwr, roni
Etnnt cher elmer peIitiffen llnterabs
ttiIuHa htiieften dusaefiihrtfn cher uus
teritiieen arbsit befd,ditiet iinb. mag
bic arbeit I'm scn,ra.tiueee ooer iouitl
tris nerrt3set iperben.
Tieies aHlenbcmrnt III bnrd eine
Gutfd,eis,ma bes Sbereeridlts BON
Gbio, tpelde bo6 i'm Sabre 1904 bon
Der Y8enerol Miiembln" onsenom.
mere Ad,tfninneuseies fir STfentIife
arbeiten fir rerfniiingstuibrig er.
flarte, nct1renoig grporben.
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(Goriiebuns foIsi.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08
RETAILERS FIGHT
PARCELS POST.

Lansing, Mich, Feb. S.-Steps were
taken today to allay the retail mer-
chants of Michigan with those of other
states in a national warfare against
catalogue mail order houses which
sell direct to consumers, and against
the parcels post and all other legisla-
ton alleged to be favorable to the
mail order concerns. Retail mer-
chants and officials of commercial
bodies from all over Michigan and
from other states attended today's
meeting and a state federation will
probably be formed to oppose the par
cells post project. The National Fed
GRAFTON of Retail Merchants is back of
the movement, and the state associa-
tons of implement, vehicle, hardware
and other dealers have promised their
support.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08
CoNGREsSMAN's
DAUGHTER WEEDS.

Huntington, w. Va, Feb. S.-Miss
Eloise Hughes, daughter of Congress
man James Anthony Hughes, who rep
resents the Fifth West Virginia dis
trict in the House, today will become
the bride of Lucian Smith. The cere-
mony will be performed at the Hughes
home in this city. Miss Hughes Is the
first bud of Washington Congressional
society to become bride this season.
Congressman Hughes, the father of
the bride, is native of Ontario, Can
ada, and is fifty years old. He re-
moved to Ashland, KY, in 1873, and
to this city in 1890. His wife was Belle
vinson of Ceredo, w. Va, whom he
married in 1885. Mr. Hughes has been
engaged in the lumber business here
for over twenty years. He began his
political career as a member of the
Kentucky House, and in 1894 was
elected to the West Virginia Senate.
He first went to Congress in 1901 as
the representative of the Fourth West
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08

MEET ME AT THE sMokEHousE.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08
TRAVELLING sARGEANT
TAKES PRISONER.

G. ]. Balls, travelling sergeant of
the penitentiary arrived in Hatties-
burg this morning and took in custo-
dy Will Brown, convicted of burglary,
to the State penitentiary to begin a
ten year sentence. Brown was SEN
fenced at the last session of the Cir
cult court. He was convicted several
months ago of entering the home of
Joe Myers and stealing a considerable
amount of iewelry and some money.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08

best musicians in this city taking
part. Those who contributed to the
program were Mesdames Charles En-
lers, H. R. Wilson, Phillip Blocker,
Leo H. Martin, w. E. Bobo, A. j..
Grove, B. d. Moore; Misses Annie
Heidelberg, Bessie Cook Frances Fer
guson, Corinne Venable, Marie Row.
an Edith Naylor and Norma Powe.
The guests were greeted by Mrs.
M. Rowan and Mrs. Andrew Carroll,
Mrs. j. w. McWiliams and Mrs. Jack
Brierton took them to the music room,
where Mrs. George Hauenstein and
Mrs. 4. A. Cantwell took them to the
music room Mrs. G. C. Arnett and
Miss Josie Dolfus took them to the
dining room, where Mrs Leleu, Mrs.
Rossi, Mrs. j. l.. Kearney. Mrs. H. P.
Dickson, Mrs. Charlie Dolfus and Mrs.
Cardemoni presided. Chicken and
pimento sandwiches, coffee chocolate
and red and white minis were served.
Souvenirs of red hearts were pinned
on the guests by Misses Sallie Keith
and Nell Rowan.
A number of visitors enjoyed the
musical treat, which was among the
many delightful affairs of it's kind this
season.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08
BOTH PHONES. IS:
Social and Personal
L. /. ALLEN

cooper and children returned to their
home in Purvis, Wednesday afternoon,
after visit to Mrs. A. F.. Potter, on
Hemphill street.
.3-+4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T. Ratliff and
baby, Marion Elizabeth who have
been residing in Laurel, have moved
to this city. They are located at 214
Short Bay street
+ +@.
Mrs. A. K. Parr, of San Antonio,
Tex, but formerly of this city, is ex-
pected the latter part of this month to
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Calhoun, on Laurel avenue.
!. FL.
Mrs. B. A. Summer, and daughter,
Miss Susie and sons Mr.. Edgar Sum-
mer and Master Sedgie Summer, will
leave today for their home in Buford,
after a visit to Mrs. Summers son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Weems. The party will make the
trip in the Summer car
\. f !.
Wednesday Club.
The Wednesday Club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Henry Turner, at
her home on Bay street.
The members have begun the study
of "The Art of the Seventeenth Cen
tury," and yesterdays study was on
Dutch, Flemish and Spanish Art. Mrs.
M. d. King was chairman of the after
noon.
A paper, "The Studies of Franz
Halls, the Cavalier Painter" was read
by Mrs. r. N. Collins. Mrs. R. R.
Swittenberg read a paper on Rem
brant, the King of Light and Shade"
Mrs. j. G. Magruder's paper was on
THE Industry of Peter Paul Rubens"
and Mrs. owen Gore read a paper on
Sir Anthony Van Dyke"
A luncheon was served in the din
ing room after the program. The
dining table, around which the guests
of the club meeting were seated, bore
cluny lace cover and the center
piece was a basket of pink carnations
and ferns, with a large pink tulle bow
resting gracefully on the handle. The
lights held in silver candelabra were
shaded in pink. The club members
were seated at small tables and in the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08

center of each was vase of pink car
nations.
The members of the club present
were Mesdames Grace Christian, r
N. Collins, w. A. Collins, w. F.. Cook
George Cotton W. w. Crawford, M
G. Field, owen Gore, M. A. Hoffman
J. S. Love. ]. G. Magruder, e. l.. Rob
bins, e. F. Rush, M. d. King and r
R. Swittenberg.
The guests were Mesdames M L
Harper, j. s. Turner, ST., T. e. Ross
H. E. Allen, Will Richardson, of : Can
ada; j. T. Conner, John Stockton ant
her guest, Mrs. A. Y. Harvey, of Me
ridian.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08

Yrs. E. Canty and Mrs. Preston
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08
MEETING OF FORREST
COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Another meeting of the society is
called for Thursday evening at o.
clock. A quorum was not present last
Thursday.
It is necessary to elect officers at
once and other important business is
to come before the Society. The
state and county dues must be in
soon. All the doctors are urged q,
be present and to come prepared Y
pay their dues.
Or. Hudson, VIce-Pres.
Or. HIghtower, sec.-TreaSS
7-2t.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08

Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor
exercise insufficient mastication of
food, constipation, torpid liver, wor-
ry and anxiety, are the most common
causes of stomach troubles. Correct
your habits and take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets and u
will soon be well again. For sale by
All Dealers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08
olD-TlME DANCES.

In courtin days when was spry
And she was fair and both could
spiel
We used to dance the quaint quadrille,
Or lancers, or Virginny reel;
\ Nancy she'd courtesy an I'd bow
| Trip up doin' it. like as not
\ Talk about fun! But nowadays
They don't do that, they Turkey
= Trot-"
Girls We're girls when | was young
Skittish as FLIES two-year-old;
And dance? Believe me, son, they
could.
They'd keep your feet from gettin'
cold;
Schottische, waltz, an polka, too.
With fiddles a-playin' Little Brown
Jug"
You bet ye, boy; But nowadays
They don't do that, they Bunny
Hugi"
And in that old Virginny dance,
Ny! MY How that DIES take me
back!
Then two long lines of laughin girls.
An nary a Jill but had her Jack,
Swift with the music, Nance an me
Jins hands an down the middle
spiel,
All hands a-clappin', but nowadays
They don't do that, they Chicken
Reel"
All me! those old-barn dancin' days,
Ny Nancy, ere her cheeks grew wan.
With laughin' lips and sparklin' eyes!
An twinklin' feet, with buckles on!
Twas Balance to corners!" an "All
hands round!
But nowadays it amt like that
They do the Grizzly Bear dance
now.
Mobile Register.
+ -
Miss Ethel Polk spent the weekend
in Meridian. tn guest of Mrs. W. D.
Moore. en- route to Dlue Mountain
Colleeg to take a special course in
expression.
X -
Yrs, E. Canty and Mrs. Preston
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE .BROMO ,Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II 1t
fails to cure. e. W. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08
ANNOUNCING NTs.

The stated meeting of Myra Chap
ter No. 20, o. E. s., will be held Fri
day evening, Feb. 8, at 1880. All Of
ficers and members are asked to be
present.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08
ALLEN r. HULETT
Funeral Director and Embalmer, with
HuLETT UNDERTAKING CO.
THE sMokEHousE.

Finest cigars, tobaccos and smokers
supplies. One of the most up-te-aate
founts in town and best Of service.
Well-conducted pool room. Meet me
at the Smokehouse, opposite The
Lomo.-H. L. Eckles, Proprietor
1suzGc
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08
Hattiesburg Produce !
WHOLESALE AND RETAH

WHOLESALE AND RETAH
dealers in fresh country produce. ~
and oysters. We can furnish dressed
poultry and dressed fish at all times.
Your patronage solicited. Prompt
deliveries to all parts Of city. Home
phone 10, Cumberland $40.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-08
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co

Virginia district, and has represented
the Fifth district from the Fifty-eighth
to the Sixty-second Congresses.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
Lineman is Crushed
by Terrific Impact
With Frozen Earth

Walter Brown. an employee of the street
railway company. while repairing wires
under the Douglas street bridge az 70
yesterday morning, fell a distance oil
sixty-five feet TO the street below. He
died shortly after being taken TO ST: Jo-
seph's hospital. lie is survived by wife
and child. living at Twenty-sixth and
Seward streets.
Brown in company with several other
linenen were restrInglng electric wires
under the bridge when he fell No one
saw him fall and no one knows how ht
lost his balance. II is possible that he
came in contact with a live wire. w. G.
Woodrough. foreman Of the gang. was
also working under the bridge when
Browns body flattened itself out on the
pavement a few feet from where Wood
rough was employed. Brown was taken
into a nearby railway shack in an I'M
conscious condition. and from there he
was taken to the hospital in the police
ambulance. -
II was found at the hospital that almost
every bone In his body had been broken
by the fall. and the doctors were sur
prlsed that he was not Killed instantly.
His head was badly cut also. Coroner
Crosby has taken charge Of the body and
will hold an inquest today. ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
No Conspiracy in
Discharge Of Wheeler

The dismissal Of Tom Wheeler. q court
house janitor. discharged a week ago by
J. NJ Calabria. courthouse superintend-
ent, for neglect Of duty. has caused quite
Juror in the courthouse. All sort Of re-
ports have been in circulation. Investiga-
ton has brought out that sensational
stories regarding the matter are OF
rather mythical origin. II was reported
that Wheeler was discharged because he
testified In the case OF the state against
Bob johnson, charged with keeping liquor
for illegal sale. Several office people in
the courthouse alscredit this report, be-
cause they observed Caiabria criticizing
Wheeler before the Johnson case was
tried. Another report that Commissioner
Best told Wheeler not to accept dismiss
sal and that Commissioner Lynch and
Commissioner Hsrte formed combina-
ton to defeat Best cannot be verified.
Commissioner Best has opposed the
moving Of bridge over the EilIhorn river
south Of Waterloo Lynch, Eisasser and
Harte put the move through Saturday
and the same three voted to approve the
dismissal of Wheeler. So far as can be
learned there was no conspiracy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
C0L0RED BOY LOOKS
FOR HIS LOST PARENTS

Harry Neal Payton, 5-year-old colored
boy, is inquiring Of the neighbors for
his father and mother. Three weeks ago
Harry woke up In the early morning and
saw bonfire blazing in the yard. In an
ecstacy he hurriedly dressed and rushed
out An attempt TO leap over the fire
was an utter failure and the boy fell
into the flames and was badly burned
about the face. He was taken TO the
Swedish Mission hospital and is now re-
covered. The hospital officials took him
home this morning. or to the place that
had been his home. near the Eleventh
street viaduct, but his parents were gone
and had not left their address The boy
was turned over to the juvenile court Of
ficials.