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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-24

T. 0. w. Sandberg City Clerk of the City Of Keokuk,
Lee County Iowa. do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true and correct copy Of the Official Bal
lot for the City Election of said City, to be held March
3Oth 1914 and correctly shows the of the nom
for the office of Mayor and Councmen Of the said
City Of Keokuk they to appear upon the said Of
fetal Ballot Of said Election.
Attest:
0. w. SANDBERG,
City Clerk of the said City of Keokuk
[Sea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-24

Trains leave from the Union depot.
Berths and tickets. Fifth and Joh1aoA
streets,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
CHAPTER V

OUTSIDE ne found himself in a kind Of court
~ He ran about wildly, like rat in trap
He pumped into the alley accidentally. Down this
he fled, into the street \ voice called out per-
cmptorily for him to stop; but he went on all the
faster, swift rs a hare. He doubled and circlcd
through this street and that till at last he came out
into a broad, brilliant thoroughfarc. An iron
pillarcd railway reared up slyward, and trains
camorcd past. Bloomsbury millions Of years
and miles away He would wake up presently,
with the sunlight (whcn it shonc) pouring into his
room, and the bright gcraniums on the outside
windowsill bidding him good morning.
He WAS on the point OF rushing up the station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
By HAROLD MACGRAIH

t -. .,,,,.. himself in Gods own
avn" ','''
country ,,,,....,., l;..,r,o. With assured
Ill ,d.,rd the corridor that di
III ,,;r,r.,,,,,. At the end Of the
\''',' ''' III not caro- where il led
o'Ir'd'' was ,''o. .,,,cng den He
80 long 90 ~ l'' 80 Tar,cson's He
I'"' '''o room 'P'y ,;,cr followed him.
wen, III qu'0''y ~
'.'.lo''0', '' d, n 49, SO all ,r,,,r,,.
~ - 80 a,l .I;nncd ont He saw the
TIC "'',' li,I ,,.,,I,, closed m.
Sleeper '' '''0 '''''
d'"I. flo y, DIN Hc's
,"H III HO'I'",' WV . H.; ,,,r3tbo real
inc N'.' lay CIV
''u5c .,..,, b.,r,~ .,ii fine bartender.
D" '','' '.'' go, .'.i''- ...,.,~
'i low ,.' si , ~
'''' ~ wv, .rI.r.. MAY. l,., .fnsr To- roll
IP Wv II, c..,l. in, tyo-fftv.
''''
,,,Ir.n t.,,r ,ooocr rbon,. waited Then he
n r,.. and ,intocd 10 the door. drawing it back
rose ,'''i ul,'C o,,nT I,n,r.on. had not been
-, ,Ino,, l1,, breath l,,range how
'''0''l,' '''.'a t,,r IN, tb;. nroc,,,.
~" ., may .:ilr..,i entered tb, other
I"''i' $50 IN o,,r,,o,,. II
room" o'l,,lJu ',I, ,t,. worse for him, The.
Jun ,r..,. tl,.,, lo,., IN bondag.
S',' o"g ~ w. i,,' b.r and There along Nh,
E1,..;',,, or Hadr. His cabin mates stcr-
,r,,cd the trcsDasscr that i,
,o''''., i.,,,.s Lind If soco
-. h.. 1911 low, AZ tbe man con
foI 4 moment I' , pA'I t ,:o 81 his brain ~
'"ou''S ,':. - ,r. ,,.r.,,l l,r,,,
'u0H 1t 'illi1 We. I, r orr over hi.
tIaC nc "o''''7' "o'':' nv, lI,,, man H..
''''' ~ JPPON 49,. -. H., ,,;.l, H. f,..
Ahl if he had not found him.
Inc high'' IorluIL'eiy' "',s "''.,'i ami
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19

eMuyW, Thomas mcan' the P%tt VINO !'''t
GITuHg@ to dig MS eAlr''''''iS =. IN ',.,,.
FSAyHE5 nlN'" I'''' H.. =. ~. ..rl
S&t~EA and Unexpectedly III inc SOUL
E|%Sf~S1 ccntury-od ii'''u''''' "''',' '''',',
by the iIh'IluL' anu "., .',. ', ,.,,,
bubble ana SPIN over inc N'',,' 'i' i..,,.,Il
mud gcyscrs burst i"ril unL,' inc p''''"'' W INC
foot. Fate had stepped ON h'i''S'
rs be spran& out "l DIS OuI'N '' M'''
sion, the ouila" IN Lincoln green inc ''''.''''
OF the Guard, the bandanaed s'uEElc' o. .'
cast coast. Cu'NiZ ne GOV '''' '''s ..t'
went about ms "IuI ',' ''S',. 49,
NEhi ana prudence '' "' ,''''1'. ,,'..
act instantly he sought "' ''''''''
cordial .,.t.
m not Ic'HiS We'll ',h'u' .r..'...-,.
doctor IS ashore Nh'I'' ul'I' "" '''''''0'''''
shop; .........
"" blocks str'lgn, "ul Ii"'" .' l'''
("uH sec rcd ana due hS''' i'll ''''
lWnmN;
I'm subject todizIy pens "H'Il J''''''''''
Jameson was the surly CABIN 'n'''. r 90 IT,.
Out. zone over u" inc u'''"' =, IN,
htiIc money ADVANCED; Il'ic9 "''' "'0 wv
lars
hank YOU OH. IWc"'Y 9'''i!i5' ~" -
"D'c'n Jameson take Il' peg 81 "'''' WV '''>'''
SIR
lie Ia brighter Hlad 10 =. Hu '' 'i,'',
back. And don't stop al Nike $ "' johnny y
smiling.
81 never touch anything heavier than dl', on
Nike or Johnny II saved nm the 'o"'I( "'
asking, tipping pubs where stewards Tor
gathered.
HIS uniform was his passport. Nobody que'-
IL toned him as he passed the barrier at "a dog
trot Outside the smelly pier sugar, coffee. ana
spices. shipments from KilliTcw * Coz he paused
10 send "a short prayer TO Heaven. Then he APP
preached % ,noOzing stcycdorc.
~Whcrc's Alikcs:"
Lead YOU there, OF scout"
40: tell me where IL is. Here's e shilling.
Explci, directions followed; and away went
Th,raa, at a dog trot again, the lust 20 punish,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
Drawing by A. B. Wen-ell
CHAPTER ~

AIBIC and hcNdmctcr, farewell III
that moment the poet died III
Thomas / mean, the poet who had
to dig his expressions OF lie out OF
inkcn pots. Things boil up quickly
and unexpectedly in the soul,
ccntury-old impulses, undrcamt OF
bv the inhcritor, and when these
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

Iierlerin nn0 9egleiterin Ser SUI
oitb, oie SRI. gitber 2earp, &atbarina
Men1er, Serelia McloneQ uno Sere=
Tia lltedt als Sa1ptleute Ser aiipri-
lden Armee, SRI. Muriel Seller als
Mrd)er, SRI. Sanet Mtfins als ara-
bilte 1an5erin iomie cine grobe Mn-
SOIL Ser iibrigen Sdilerinnen in
sin urtergeor0neten Stolen. sSn Sen
;3mi1denaften errteten @eifun ourd
flangpole 2ieoer SRI. either Miil=
Ter, Sri. Martba 8orger0tng, SRI.
81. Opib iomie al1d Dos glttgeidulte
ct. Gactlia &onierpatorium Ser Std
0em1ie nit ieinen mriifaliiden 9ei-
lturger. - Mm %. Mopember bat
lih Sic Irbeitsfreuoigfeit Der ebrm.
ge11eoiftinerihm e tern un6 ibrer
Shiilerim1en mie 10 oft BET fritberen
8elegenbeiten mieoerum in glan5er=
Sen grfolgen betpieie n uno bemabrt.
P. s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
{KHNh0e nadrihten.

Sodm'iter 8ii6of Sacob Grobec
erltattete letten Sonntag DEM
botm'lten Dfigr. g0. Nagl in 2ittle
Soils, melder felt @oden erfranft
lit rtn0 itd) einer 0peration unter=
5iebsn mubte, einen geiudD. am nad=
ten Sonntag miro ser 8ildof in Ser
pom bodp. 9errn 9iamapr in
Srolperpile %paltorierten @emeinoe
0us I'll. Suframent ser Tirmung er=
tteilen.
& 9lad oem s6luB Ser pier5ig=
ltiil1oigen Mnoadt, Ser ont 9onner=
itug IN Ser &reu5=grb0bungs=&ird
in Mortp itattfano, mabreno melder
gegen 800 8eidten geb0rt puroe,
nabn Ser bo9m. P. Maurus, .. g.
g., BON golo spring Die @eibe Ser
neuc11, pra9tpouen &reu5meg=Statio-
men Dor, morauf bodp. Serr Saecer
BON Glarf 2ofe eine Ser Seitli6feit
angepoBte Nreoigt in engliider Spraz
DE bielt. Mit Sen 1reuen Stattonen
fat Ser bodtp. Hfarrer 2eutbner Ser
ldmuden Nfarrfir@e cine mettere
berrlide 3ier berlieben.
Sic ct. 8ernbar6s &ir6e in
Maro Springs miro nit etnem neuen
Mlture, elmer ne11en &ommuntonbant
uno re1e11 g4nfen ber5iert un6 gu
6em nit elmer 2uftbei5ung berieben.
9luh sic ct. Marienfir9e IN MaD=
bem 2afe erbdlt einen nelten Sob=
ultor un6 nere 8arfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

1875 planen cine unterbaltung, Sic
CUR @eibnadts5eit gegeben meroen
ioa. gor 5mei Sabren perani taltete
ser 1iitrift cine 6erartige 5eitlid=
felt, Die iett nod bel alen, Die Der
lelbcn %anmobnten> in better Crime
rung lit. Die geplante unterbaltung
ipa aber Ste gebaltene bei meitem
iibertreffen. - Grau @m. Sacob5
bolf Ser 6rau $. S. Aortan auf emit
ge 8oden I'M 9ausbalt.
Glear Cafe.
2ebten Jreitag maren BET uni erm
bodp. &farrer gderer Die bodm.
9erren 2eutbner bon Bearl Safe,
8uifer BON Meapbem 2afe uno Ser
uNorbl terri" =Ge6afteur gu @alte. -
2ebten Ionnerltag ml1roen ebell9
perbunoen Hobert Sanl len un6 SRI.
s(ma @eiger. Nadtrdglid uniere
tpoblgemeirte @ratulation. - Sic
Mitglieoer 6es SungfrauenpereinS
bielten porlebten Montagabenb in Ser
Sender on's @aa eine &~artenpartte
5um 8ej item Ser ct. MarfuS=8emein=
Sc, nobel Elm nettes gimmden fir
oen eolen 3med er5ielt muroe. - st.
81. Game mur6e samitag telegrapbiia
BON oem Eobe ieines @aters in Sbief
Mipar Sails in @enntniB geiebt. -
Die @iri9idger Conner, SOL. uno
Sos. Smbolte> 3oiepb @obmmn uno
@m. Mosfor6 febrten 6reitag betm,
un6 ieoer botte als 8eute einen }do=
nen @irid. - 9ie 5milie 6eS 81.
sturt lit nod Minneapolis umge5o-
gen, mo @err St1rt iebt cine quite
SteGe beflet6et.
@arb Springs.
Ser bodpp. @err Sobn BON Sen
goer> tpelder uniere @emeinoe TENT
porQr periiebt mabren6 Der @bmei en-
heit unieres bodtp. Hfarrers Sdmte,
ser Dor mebreren Monaten cine ge-
iudsreiie 5u ieinem IN Der &beinpro-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
Waqenbeidmerbe.

@s gibt piele 2eute, melde na9
Dem giien Magenbeidmerben iplren.
0ies fommt bur6 unperoaulidfeit
uno miro leidt beieitigt, in6em man
cine @bamberlain's Eoblette nad
ben Mabl5eiten nimmt. Srau 9ein-
ri9 Noogbm, Bictor, q. g., idreibt:
ugine 3eitlang lit id an &opfmeb
uno Mogenbeidmerbe nod Dem 81
fen, ar9 an 9ortleibigfeit. @or et'
mo feds Monnten begann id Giant
berI2in's Eablette gu nebmen. Sic
reguIierten Die Sbdtigfeit meiner
gingemeioe un6 6as &opfmeb, uno
anbere Elagen tpiden in fur5er 3sit.
3}u faufen BEL Mortin Molitor. -
Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

pins in 1eutidlano erfranften Softer
.antrat uno ieit6em ipurlos perldmun-
Sen gu iein ideint, mar 5rettag in
.Wfelroi e II. fauf te BON Sepertn S6 ei-
llen Don oie}em lelblt angefertigten
s9pfaltar, Ser in unierer ct. 8ern-
barbs &ir9e ieinen Glas finoen miro.
Gos 0ottesbaus miro gu gleider 3eit
nit elmer neuen &ommunionbanf un6
lleuen 9anfen ausgeltattet uerosn,
uno inn @rogeidoB Der Stride miro
Ser Apparat fir 2uftbei5ung ouTge-
1teQt.
6plbingforb.
@oul1tD = &ommi1dr SOL. 9erman,
Ser einen betpurbernsmertben &C.
ld67tsiinn beltst, bat oie Soee ange.
regt unb mebrere Jarmer fir Die.
ielbe geponnen> I'M nor6oltliden
Minneapolis cine &artoHel=9ager-
baus gu erridten unb Die in Stearns
County gefouften &%artoffeln in lener
Nie5erlage unter5ubringen, BON no
aus Die geuobner Ser 3midingsltdote
nit 6ieiem notbmen6igen Nabrmittel
Der leben merben loQen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
Illus der umgegend.
ct. Spbannes 1tniperiitat.

Sodm. P. 9ubib elite ont lebten
|6reitng no9 Green gop, ISIS, an
oas 8ett ietnes idtper franfen 8ru=
oers. = Soam. P. Subprior Sci
dueI, 8. g. s., reiite Gam tag in
8eidaften nod Minneapolis un6 ct.
Saul, oesglei9er bodm. P. Norbert,
g.. g. g., ser uber Somtag aus-
biilfe ~1eiitete on ser 81. 8onifu5irs=
fir9e seq bodtp. P. M6rtnm, 3. g.
g., at Mi1neapolts. = Sodu. P.
Setter, 8. g.. g., tpeilte am bergm'
genen Sreitag gu f1r5em 8eiude in
Ser Mbtei. = Ser bodm'ite Mbt Setter
gngel, 8. g. g.. bodm. p. 2mbert,
8. g. s., un6 bodm. P. Sebaitim,
8. g. g., mobnten am Counting
obenb Ser Muffiibrung 6es biblti4en
Irumos: uSrbitb BON 8etbulia" IN
Ser Mulo Ser ct. geneoift5 Mfa6emte
3u ct. Soiepb BEL. = 5odtD. P.
Ea1Iin, .. g.. s., bon Ser Simmel=
fabrtsgemein6e in ct. Soul II ltattete
lette Mode leinen Mitbrii6ern SEN
er1ten gel nd felt leiner Hidfebr aus
Gertihlan6 ab.
ct. 8enebifts Mfabemie.
Mn pergangenen Sonntag nad=
mittags uno mieoerum aben05 ging
in Ser .9(ula Ser ct. genebifts Mfa=
oemie gelegentlih Ser yeamenstag=
feier Ser ebrm. Mutter Cecilia
Sop ner; .. g. g., 6as berrli9e
biblilde 9rama in bier Mften uSSn=
6itb BON getbulia" iiber bte 8iibne.
Gie Auffibrl1ng 6es idmeren stiides
NOR nit gludlider &oaenbeiebung
Elm erItf1oiiiiher @rfolg un6 erntete
ser 2eiterin Ser Mnitolt, SEN ebrm.
sdmeltern nnb @dilerinne1 reibli-
dies Bob. (@enaueres iber Die 6eier
Iiebe geri9t o11 arberer 5tene bieies
8lattes).
Melrpie.
Grau Sen. 90iden bon Snsfatoon,
Canada, lit nod ldngerem 8eiu4e
ibrer bieiigm 8ermmoten na9 tbrem
fono6iiden Setm 5urudgefebrt. =
son Ben Domen ser ct. 8onifa-
5iusgemeinoe felt @oden borberettete
6nir, pelde m Mitttpodaben6 BET
einem fr11galen Mben6eiien ibren Mn-
fang robm uno in Der 9aue Ser ct.
8onifa5ius : @emein6e gebalten,
nn6 pdbren6 6es Donfiag1ngstages
fortgefebt miro, peripridt elm befor-
6eres @reigniB Ser @emein6e 31 tper-
Ben un6 iid at ei11em erfoIgreiden at
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
6rpBe Sdciliafeier in ct.
Jpiepb.

Nlujabrlid ebe ser %. geopember,
bus Set Ser bl. Cecilia berannubt,
berridt reyes 2eben uno Weben IN
ct. Benefits prpent un6 Mfa0emie
SIT ct. Solepb. Seoe ein5elne 9rup=
pc gemobner ser plelper5Delgten
9oppelonltalt berab BON Ben ebrp.
Sdmeitern Biz btn 5u ben fletniter
Shileri111en lin0 emlig oaran, i1d
onf sen beporl tebenben boben 6eler=
tng 5u riiten 0ur9 gi1iibung bon
Erogrommen in Nroia, Eoelie uno
Ma1lit uno 2ieD ODER bur6 Musflb=
r11ng prodtpoller fiinitleriider Sano=
orbeiteu> Sic Damn als Mngebin0e
iiberreidt meroen ober auf perldie=
be1e ar6ere @eile. l1no bas ales
gilt SER gl1ten getitigen Muter uno
Sberin oes Snitituts, Ser bohm.
6rou Cecilia &apiner, 8. g. s., gum
bebren Namensfeite; Elm 8epeis 3D.
fir, tpeI9 innige gemeinldaft, tDel9
finolide @introdt un6 5ingube an
bieier bebren statte aaentbol5en
herr1ht.
Son an oiel en linrigen 8eranltal=
tu1tgen trnt a1,9 better mieoerum Ell
ne in sic breite Seffentlidfeit gum
@enulie fir 8ieIe, rGmIi9 sic gldn,
5enoe Geier ser ct. Benefits Mfa=
ber1ie.
Gus fir sic bereits borgerudftte
S%obres5eit berrlide @etter bottle fts
2 l1br rodmittogs cine @eibe bon
@Giten aus ct. GIouo un6 on6ern
Srtldoften I'M sic 6eitbale ser Mfa-
benie gefiibrt, sic bereit5 gut beiebt
NOR BON BEN ebrtp. gdupeitern nno
@dulerinner. Tim 2:2O l1br 0ffnete
iif Ste 9ibne. gor Sem %erltutnten
3uidol1er lag cine gran0ioie Scene
rte, berge1teat bon Maler Eeter Scar
tint aus ct. Glouo uno barlte1sno
Sic Felte Sta0t getbulia Ser Ssrae-
Iiten o11s SEN 3eiten Dor GbrtltuS,
getbulia nit ibren boben Sbiirmen
uno 3innen uno pradtigen glumen=
gdrten, getbulia, in 6eren Multern
emit sic gottgeionbte Su0itb als Set
term Tires golfes Ser Suben, gepeilt.
Gos bibliife 1rama uSuoitb pom
gethulia" nimmt ieinen Mnfang. =
Muf Sic Scene treten nit fe1tem
Gfritte S5ias, Gbarmis un6 @ba-
Biz, bret Natriarden Ser belagerten
Gta5t 8etbuIin, alte ebrtpiirbige 8e=
itaIten nit gdrten, gebiiqt in lang
berobmoGenbe, farbenreide @etpdn=
Ser; tire gtoot getb11lia lit BON SEN
Ml1priern nnter 6oIofernes idtper be-
orGngt; Elm ungliif iiber 6os an6ere
bridt iiber iie berein; balo miiiien tie
Sic stoot Dem Seinbe ousliefarn,
penn nidt fdneI1e SiIfe fommt. nm
6ieie 1otbInge 6rebt iid 6os &C.
ipr69 Ser g%enn1nten BRET Gatriar-
den; iie re6en beutlih, iebe @ilbe
f1ingt pr6dtig aus; sic bret 90 mo-
den einet guter @inorud; nnb fiebe
ga! Sen ouf Sebobab bertrauenoen
Sesuben fommt pun6erbare SiIfe. -
sssu6itb, cine eottesfirdtige @itttpe
a1s BetbuIio, tritt nuf Sen 8lm; lie
1T bon Ser Borfeb1tng m1serforen,
at rette1 6os n11sertpdblte Bclf.
Dime 2ei6enidoft uno bod boil BON
rdnirIif,en &otbos, nit Ben 5ier1id-
fter @eberben lire tpoblertpogeren
un6 gebeimniBpo1en @orte beglei'
tend, getpinrt fie bic Gubrer oes Sol
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-21
CONVICTS HAD
OUTSIDE HELP
NOT BELIEVED TRUSTEES IMPLI
GATED IN PRISONERS DASH ,
FOR LIBERTY.

McAlister, Okla, Jan. 21.-That the
three convicts whose dash for liberty
from the state penitentiary here Mon
day cost the lives of themselves, three
prison officials and former United
States Judge John R. Thomas, had
outside aid at least in planning the
outbreak, was indicated by evidence
heard by members of the board of
prison control.
The revolver used by David Koontz
leader of the mutinous prisoners was
identified as one recently sold by q
local hardware dealer. The salesman
recalled selling the weapon, but the
identity of the man who made the pur
chase has not been definitely estab
lished. 1t was also learned that q
horse and wagon. without driver
was standing at the prison gates when
the men made their break.
Members Of the board intimated
that their inquiry SO far failed to con-
meet any Of the numerous TRUSTEES
about the institution, either with the
planning or execution Of the attempt
ed escape.
~ Miss Mary'.Foster.' telephone opera
tor. John Martin the turnkey and C..
L. Wood. guard. wounded during the
fight, will probably recover. .....-...
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-21
CLARK explains
HIS IECLINA!ION
REFUSAL TO ATTEND DEMO
CRATIC DINNER NOT DUE TO
BRYAN's PRESENCE.

Washington, Jan. 21.-Speaker
Clark's declination of an invitation to
attend Democratic dinner this even
ing at Calvert Hall, the historic home
of Lord Baltimore, at which Secretary
Bryan Is to be a guest, stirred up so
much commotion that the Speaker is
sued characteristic statement.
Published reports connected the
Speakers declination with the pres
ence of Secretary Bryan and echoes Of
the Baltimore convention. The Speak
er did not dignity this suggestion with
a reference, but explained that he has
declined all social functions except
those he felt 1t necessary to attend a.
the Speaker Of the House.
II have cut all dinners and functions
except those I feel under obligation to
attend in my official capacity" said
the Speaker. IT did this for two rea-
SONS: ~ Because have not time to
attend them. I have too much. to do
t2) Mr.. Spofiord, SO long librarian OF
Congress, once told me that most pub.
lie men and army and navy officers
who died in Washington dug their
graves with their.ow teeth saying
which took to heart.
THE people Of the country are not
interested to any considerable extent
about dinners in washinston. but they
are interested very much a. to what
Congress does and when It does 1t, and
I am trying my best to expedite bust
ness 30 that we can get away from
here before the frost fiies next fall and
give the country rest. That is q good
policy for both the country and the
Democratic party"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-21
That TIRED FEELING

Suggests Grandmother's Remedy.
| It's true, the season is here with
its sudden changes, and the old idea
that we need a blood medicine is not
| without reason. Too much heavy
food has caused torpid liver, slug
gish blood, and weak tired ont feel
ing.
Sulphur, cream of tartar and mo-
lasseE was grandmother's remedy but
that mas long ago, been displaced by
Vinol, a combination Of the two most
world famed tonics, namely, the med.
icinal curative elements OF the Gods
liver, without oil, and iron for the
blood.
vinoi builds you up, makes you eat
more and digest better, makes your
blood rich and pure-puts healthy
color in your cheeks.
N. q. Gift, of Opelila, Ala, says:
Last spring ! was all rundown, no
strength. no appetite, / took vinol
and was greatly benefited by its use,
as Z coon felt strong and we'll as
ever"
We guarantee vinol to satisfy you
and refund your money II it does not. |
The Century Drug Store, Hattiesburg, |
~ 81 IA -
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-21
Chinese LAUNDRY
CHANGES HANDS

This is to inform the public that l
have purchased all the assets of the
Chinese Laundry Of George Chinn, on
West Pine street. Anyone having
claims against the establishment must
present them by Monday, January
goth. No claims will be paid after 10
a. m. Monday. Claims will be paid
Monday between a. m. and 10 a. m.
Tom Hong Kim,
20-3t Proprietor.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-21

The highway departmei Of the city
Of Leeds, England. has recently treat.
ed portions Of macadam roadway
with granular calcium chloride to
combat the dust. Solutions Of the lat
ter had previously been tried at
greater cost and without such salts.
factory results. The road b first well
swept and two applications Of the
chloride are made on succeeding eve
nings Of aAsut oae-half pound POI
yard.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-21
PLANS FOR o. A. r. CONVENTION

Washington. Jan. 21.-The national
board OF. management Of the Daugh.
tiers Of the American Revolution met
here today and discussed plans for the
twenty-third annual convention OF the
national society. which is to be held
in this city next April. A movement
to secure sufficient funds to pay the
balance of the indebtedness on the
Continental Hall. the official home
of the organization, also was discus
sed Mrs. William Cumming Story,
president general Of the d. A. R., pre-
sided over the meeting.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-21
We'll AnsMered.

Whea he oace asked q LopAen
class Of girls, added Dr.. Nacnsnara,
what thev would say If he told them
he saw tho sun rise In the west, he
got the re1ly that 1t was impossible.
But" he Dsrseverei. "sapposiHs
still declared had seen the s1l rise
In the west?" WELL" one of the
girls at length replied. II should
think you must have got up rather
late"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-21
RelIc Of Spanish Armada,

An anchor Of the Spanish armada
period. recovered from the Wallet, a
weu-nown "svatohway," three miles
on Claotoa. England. has been pre-
scented to Colchester (Bssex) Museum.
For generations this anchor has bean
an enemy to the travis Of local AsAer-
meA. bat at leasth one Of the nukss
became VEN partially sway. md
the last tawl thst struck 4 tAus LIN,
cd It iron ne sEvxnd. er 'Tr.f'.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-21
NE RCHANTS MEET
IN TERRE HAUTE.

Terre Haute, Jan. 21.-Many lead
ing representatives of the retail trade
were on hand here today for the open
ing of the annual convention of the
Indiana Retail Merchants association.
The programme of the gathering COW
ers two days and has as one of its
leading features an address on Sales
manship." by w. A. Tolles. Of the
Marshall Field company of Chicago.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-21
SHOOTERS GATHER
AT PiNEHURsr.

Pinehurst, N. c., Jan. 21.-Scores
Of trap-shooting enthusiasts assem-
bled here today for the opening of the
seventh annual mid-winter handicap
tournament given under the auspices
of the Pinehurst Country Club. The
shooting will continue through the
remainder of the week. In all more
than $4,000 in added money and tro-
phies will be distributed among those
making the best scores. Half a hun
dred Of the best amateur and profess
sional shots of the country, among
them John Philip Sousa, faced the
traps in the opening rounds of the
tournament today.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-21
SEARCHING FOR
RUNAWAY boy

Rowland Hampton, a twelve-year-
old lad, who ran away from his home
at Virgins Tuesday night, was follow.
ed here. this morning by his father,
who is being assisted by the local po-
lice in searching for the boy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-21

tn neg IL very suesrllsokins
animal which lives on land and In va,
~. II We notice we win ind that
taApeaes develop iAts frogs. They
~ hsss . tan and No feet and legs:
tAsa u lssss its tail and TIVE pairs q
fsst - les grew On Il: and It comes
eron Ne water and lives. chiefly On
tAA1."-Bren q Schoolboy's Hssa,.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-21
Somewhat Ambssssss.

4 missionary stationed in Q Land
where tho natives were caanibals,
wrote for assistance a. follows: Our
small force: Of brethren seems 10 b.
unable to cope with the distress
which prevails IN the dark and -.
nishted land. Please send few mere
missionaries. Sunday NagaslnA
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-21
Ne REPUBLICANS Up A TREE

President Wilson has all the phas Of
is generally
to the
prohibition OF diecoaes
possibility fixing personal
guilt violations.
perform
Of
he carried
policy
possible
8 a law If 1t
is nothing in
Republicans.
Prohibiting nerlocking
1t simply farther
supposed will
rounds the Republicans this provision.
responsible his
will
provision
bicans
Of
hobbies
Republicans will provision.
possibly
wilp honest
will
Republicans will employ in their opposition to these