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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-26
The Wife's Money
By Mrs Eva Leonard

What has become Of Jack Barnes?" asked Mrs. Farwell who was visiting her native town after ten years absence.
 Poor Jack is sad wreck" re- piled her hostess You knew he mar ried Nellie Graves, didn't you
 Tt seems to me I did hear that. Wasn't he in politics for a time?" and Mrs Farwer settled herself in Morris chair and prepared to rest
 I must tel you about him His story would be amusing if 1t were not tragic" said Mrs Jones, thread ing a needle and slipping her darner into a stocking
 What was Jack doing when you eft? l must begin where you eft off in his history" she laughed
 Let me see." came reminiscently. from the Morris chair "I think he was a lawyers clerk or something of that sort Wasn't he studying for AAN hAA
 Yes, something of that kind He finally fent to the capital as steuog- rapher for the Hon. Jacob Strauss. and it seemed for a whie that he had the making of man in him. It was about this time that he married Nellie"
 Mrs. Jones paused to raise the window shade and draw her chair into the ight
 'I don't seem to remember much about her, remarked Mrs Farwell.
 Oh, she blondined her hair and iingled with chains and lockets and chatelains and was as full of airs as a music box
 gro proceed, as our minister says. Jack took to drinking l do not know
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-26
A SURE WAY TO
 END DANDRUFF
Stop Falling Hair and Itching
 Scalp-At Once

There is one sure way that has never failed to remove dandruh at once and that is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely To do this, just get about four ounces of plain common liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will need), apply it at night when retiring {; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips
 By morning, most if not all, of your dandruf will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dis- solve, and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. no matter how much dandruff you may have.
 You will find all itching and digging of the scalp will stop instantly and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better.
 If you value your hair you should get rid of dandruh at once, for nothing destroys the hair SO quickly. It not only slarves the hair and makes it fan out but it makes it stringy straggly dull dry brittle and lifeless, and everybody notices it.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-26
COBB HAS
 ANOTHER PLAN FOR
 BETTER STTAE ROADS
Suggests that Appropriations of $25O,OOO be Expended with Counties Enjoying 75 Per Cent of Their Own Funds

Lamar Cobb. state engineer has submitted a report recommending ap- propriations for road work for the coming year
 Here are some of the things he rec ommends:
 That the present appropriation or $25O. 900 with the provision for the expenditure of 75 per cent in the counties where raised and 25 per cent constituting general fund be repealed That an annual levy be provided and the fund derived therefrom be ex- pended in the several counties of the state in proportion to their assessed valuation, provided, however. that each county shall have expended therein not less than S15,O0O. The eu- tire appropriation to be expended m- der the direction Of the boards of supervisors and state engineer
 In addition to the above levy, ! would rcommnd an appropriation not t9 xceed S5.OOO per month to cover tho expense of working prisoners on the state highways. Prisoners under guard cannot be worked with econ omy unless they are employed in the same locality for from six to twelve months. therefore with out this spe- cial appropriation it would not be practicable Co employ them in but two counties Maricopa and Cochise. l IT it is agreed that their employment upon the state highways is desirable and there is none other for them at the present time, this appropriation is necessary unless their labor is to be
 confined to the tow counties named. | Furthermore, counties with a large
 and difficult mileage of roads to con
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-26
TELLS OF CARLSON IN MAXWELL RACER
 IN GREAT CONTEST
Story ofMan Who Drove 3O5 Miles of Road Race With out Stop--New Words Re cord is Established.

Over course bristIing with grades. and around seven dangerous turns. Billy Carlson, in a Maxwell car. at the San Diego Exposition road race. January 9th. established the new worlds record for consistency and endurance by driving the entire route of more than a5 miles without a sim gle stop over the most difficult road course in America This remarkable feat breaks the worlds endurance rec ord as established by Barney old. field in Maxwell Racer at Corona on Thanksgiving Day
 Carlson iu his Maxwell won second place in the race and a large purse. He was close second to Earl Cooper in a Sutz. and was nosed out Of the Gpst place by just about a minute. Carl sous time Mr the race was four hours Iorty-oue mouutee and forty seven seconds, with an average speed of sixty five miles per hour. which wsa considered very fast time for the road which is a common dirt road de and thrce-quarter miles around and has an elevation from sea level of about 2O0O feet The fastest time previously made on this road was fifty nine miles per bous
 Bob Burman. Rickenbacher and Me- Carthy iu Peugot cars fought a stiff battle. but luck was against them
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-26

firmly declaring that he had admin istered the affairs fthe city at a great reduction over the cost of ad- ministration of the previous admins tration. As a result the greatest of interest centers around the hearing scheduled for next month.
 or the specific charges which tine commission will demand that he ans wer, one is his failure to require from the White Line Street Railway com pany a bond that they would leave in good condition the streets over which they had been given a fran chise to build their right of way. The White line Company failed fin nancially and as a result a great many city blocks which had been dug up preparatory to laying track were left in such condition that the cost to the city in fixing them was a good many hundred dollars 10 is also charged that in the matter fthe purchase of fire hose and after competitive bids had been called for and opened and one accepted, the city manager per mitted the successful bidder to de- liver to the city an entirely different value of hose than was in the original specifications but at the price named in the accepted bid for the superior brand.
 His failure to successfully admin ister the fire and police departments has caused possibly the greatest amount of general complaint in the city, the matter fthe fire depart- ment having been brought to the at tention of the public on the occasion of a recent serious downtown confla,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-26

whether Nellie drove him to it or not At first he was never seen drunk in the daytime, but after Nellie was obliged to open her fashionable boarding house he occasionally filled up from his shoes to his hat, and sey- eral times walked into the dining room and made a scene before he could be persuaded to retire to pri- vate quarters. Then it was that Nel- lie had a room fitted up for him iu the barn and he was never allowed to enter the front door
 When he is sober she employs him to do errands He takes care of the walk and lawn in summer and the furnace in winter. She notified all saloonkeepers in town that she would pay no bills for drink The Queerest part of the whoe story is that she pays him cash for every thing he does and charges him for his meals. What she gives him about pays his board, not much more, so when he drinks he cannot eat. She clothes him and tries to keep him comfortable, but he ifes the life Of an outcast on the skirts of his home"
 T wonder why she never put him in a cure hospital' said Mrs Far we'll after a pause,
 Perhaps she never thought of it," replied Mrs. Jones She is not much of a thinker Few people are"
 Well, I must go and start supper. It is nearly five o'clock" and Mrs. Jones carried her mending basket away with her
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-26
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 Influence in Blood Works With a Definite Pur- pose and Is a Known
 Antidote.

There are some things in medicine that are certain and definite. They d0 the work s S. s. is one of these relinbies and is a known auudute for an blood troubles More than that it ls harm less. for it does not hurt ihe stomach, does not affect tho bones and joints. nor .duea u alter One Integrity of the nerves and spine But it does sweep through the bIU0d O powerful, searching, cleans ing influence. remarkable for results and a tremendous relief tu those who suner Inc humiliation of skin eruptions.
 Nearly alI sickness ls due Co sluggish blood. And If you let 8. s. &. hathe your system with itH wonderful influence your uervuua troubles. yuur wan, weary, faded, uetlcss. UiaIcss body win revive and be- come so renewed with the sense Of enjoy abIe health you win scarcely know your frIf Try s. s. &. today. Get bottle at any drug store. It win put you on gaur feet. keep you going an day and enable you to sleep sound and restfuL & S. s. is mol a dope not a physlc but Hle bracing purifying medicine that ls srra I1 do you a world of good
 n |. just what you need s ls rrarrraI hF The Swift Specific Dn., oo S-ff- fIdr. Atlanta Ga. and if Fou ar0 troubled arIth sny stubborn blood disease thsir medical department VIII guide you safely t3 h.alih Nr.tc them.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-26
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 Don't let your stomach, liver and bowels make you miserable. Take Cascarets tonight; put an end to the headache, biliousness, dizziness, ner. vousness, sick, sour gassy stomach backache and all other distress; cleanse your inside organs of all the bile, gases and constipated matter which is producing the misery
 A l0-cent box means health, happi. ness and a clear head for months. No more days of gloom and distress il you win take a Cascaret now and then. All druggists sell Cascarets Don't forget the chndren-their little !nsides need a gentle cleansing. too
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Ten per cent of the above amount will be necessary for administrative and engineering expense.
 If the motor vehicle tax fees reach S45OO0 that. with the state engineers salary an expense fund of $5,500 win be sufficent leaving S4O7267 for con sruction work under the direction of the boards Of supervisors and the state engineer and S60O0O under the direction of the board of control
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-26
Dr. Csl2r cR IunerCu.csfs

sir NilDuta Jsler, unc aI thc tore most ul ls s-uE medical men, tor- mtIiy Ot dsHua llUai-tEH, Ia. tlIaIsc. anu now Res. ue rrOl, Hsor ut 3E.II- cine ut Oxford, Hay. ld his "i'rugtlce Oi Mrdietuc tlHJ2J, ou page 24gi
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 NIuespIeHu nae uI IuI. I,ueIt Iu numerous Ua-es of tuberculosis many Of which appear tu have yItld- ed completely GO -just.ues our be- Her that lt ls worth trIaL unless sueceedlnH li contains no oplotes, narcotics or haait-taIuius dtu-s. We make u1 uruu.He .tunaru.Us 10 any more Chat reputable phl lH..itus sLN. ptuWi#U. WItu tu.Ir pI,a.rIpr IIN. "NI . know ". uN cases iu which IT HAS H.LpED
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-26

struct such as have Graham and Yuma, cannot possibly hope to com plete their links in the proposed state hignwHy system without such as- sistance as could be given through the employment of prison labor at state expense.
 Receipts from the motor vehicle tax law are covered into the state road fund, S2 per cent fund This law raised in 1914. S3432O It will prob, ably raise in 1915 between S35,O0O and S45OOO
 The fOOreging recommendations for appropriations with the salary and expense fund of the state engineer are:
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-26

and they were checked out of the race on account O fthe trouble with their cars Tom Alley in a Dusenberg won third place and was some seven minutes behind Carlson. There were nineteen of the worlds famous driv- CTS and fastest cars entered. but dur ing most of the race Cooper in his Sutz and Carlson in the Maxwell were running neck and neck. and during the last part of the contest. Carlson was gaining steadily in Cooper
 Carlson's record was indeed re. markable one. his Maxwell bein the only ear in the race that did not stop at the pits. The course is known as the mort difficult and dangerous course in America, uecessitaung the shiftin Of gears seven times. and usin the brakes four times in each lap. Carlson's ear consumed twenty. seven gallons of asoline an dthree allons of oil. and the motor ran cool and perfectly during the entire race This aain proves the Maxwell con sistency
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-26
SILENT REVOLUTION NOW GOING ON IN
 BUSINESS, IDA FARRELL TELLS PROBERS

"A 'ent revolution is now going on in business % said Ida Tarb,il, the fanous writer, testfying Tuesday before the U. s. commission on in- dusuial relations in New York city. Business is today finding out that the common man is the great thing iu this world. To give him full jus uce and opportunity is now the idea O. many employers of labor. be- heye there are in this country today mere employers than ever before who realize that unless the common man is properly cared for they themselves cannot hope to make their affairs properly successful'
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-26
NEW SERVICE STARTS.

Service between Douglas and Bis bee will be started to Douglas today by Hopson and Harris, the well known automobile men. The service will be complete. enabling the Bis bee man to make a trip to the Smell ter City in the afternoon and getting him back the same day.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-26

Gold output of the Mt Boppy mine New South Wales in November, was S57,6OO from 6631 tons of ore. The teaching plant treated 1341, and the slime plant 438S tons respectively.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-02
inches to stand.
Get Together For Better Schools

Mr. Calhoun the Rural School Supervisor for the
state Of Mississippi who succeeded Supt Smith will speak
to the people of Houlka Saturday July tenth ten in
the park In the school building if weather unfavorable
Prof Weaver is making great effort to boost Chicka-
asaw county into rosy realm Of better consolidated schools
Fortyeght counties enjoy this economic advantage and it
is paying one hundred fold Chckasaw MUST get off the
tail endwe must get busy and give to education what it
deserves.
If any of the neigboring schools cannot be with the
people at Houlka that day. please write toProf Weaver
so that he may arrange way Ofmeetng with that
week.
The consolidated system of schools in Mississippi has
proved greater success than even hoped for Old
shackety makeshs that eyesOres to their cOmmuni-
ties and bad health to the pupils have been torn away
and handsome sanitary buildings erected in their place
The we'll equipped wagons ready for any kind of weather
make community look if progress had just moved in
and was hummng for fair The teachers can do better
work and the general trend of the system shows cOncu
sively that Mississippi CAN if she WILL Already these
model schools have caused nation wide comment among
the big educators and Rockellers planning to locate
model school for the United States IN MISSISSIPPI
Why can't Chickasaw come across?
If you want some real good consolidation literature
just wink at Prof Weaver and you're on.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-02

On last Thursday the Senior Glass OF the Baptist sun
day School composed Of Teacher J. NJ Black and Misses
Susie Andrews Mary Alye Green, Stella Harris Susie
Patterson Madge Phillips Christine Schulz Amanda Shot
finer Modena Savey Alcye Stewart JOde Thomas Helon
Towery, Mallie Thompson, Mrs. W. L. Walker, Thelma
Williams and Nora Williams entertained with delightful
picnic the following girls Of all the other classes in the
different Sunday Schools Miss Matte Brown Ara Bullard
Miss Leila Commander Myrtce Cook Frances Van Horn,
Annie Lee Haney Rufus Haney Carrie Lee Harris Susie
Harris Oda Howard Grace Newell Lilly Stacy Margaret
Walker and Ruby Vessels
Mr. Jim Shields trucked the girls to Mr. Blacks grove
and there the picnic spread spread Mr.. Black
had just bought Ford and he happily helped in getting
the pcknickers the land Of grapevine swings Ask Miss
Van Horn the history pro and con- of grapevine swings
She was right there with the bumepty bump, Ouchl
John Andrews brought the shiverngs down and 9th
wise and silently helped ambast the ice and freeze the
cream.
1t was some picnic-some big JOYS something doing
every minute.
After the last crumb had twinkled away Jim Shields
and Dee Howard tucked them old Houkaward and storm
ed our peaceful regime without sending in their cards
Never have been scared completely overwhelmed
with girls From every door they surged in and lawzee
was hidy nearly thirty times.
Truck riding is the latestif you can get even TIVE
Inches to stand
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-02
Notice to Contractors

State of Mississippi,
Chickasaw County.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Supervisors of said coun-
ty, will on the First Monday and
the 5th day Of July, 1915, receive
bids for the following work; in front
Of the Court House door in the Town
of Houston, Miss,
1000 feet Of Gravel & Grading on
the Buena Vista & Egypt road, &C.
cording to plans and specifications,
now on file in the Chancery Clerks
office at Houston. Miss The Board
reserves the right to reject any end
all bids.
Witness my signature this the
18th day Of June 1915.
H. E. BTannon, CLERK.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-02
Culture Club Meeting.

The Womans Culture Club met with Mrs W A. Baskin
Friday afternoon June g. The attendance was larger
than usual as the membership is increasing and the in
erest seem greater The visitors present were Mrs D. s.
Bishop and Mrs Ross KimbrOugh The lesson for the at
ernoon study the second act of The Merchant OF
Venice" The third act of same book assigned for
next meeting in connection with the following program
Compare characters Of McBeth and ShylOck. Discuss
motive power behind each man--drs Charles Haefele
Was Shyocks grievance sufficient to justify his action?
Afirmative-Mss Pauline Newell
Negatve--Miss Stella Harris.
Delicious refreshment were served by the hostess and
Mrs c. l. Brown. Club adjourned to meet with Mrs W.
M Bland on July 9th.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-02

Quite a crowd of girls spent last
Thursday on a picnic.
Mr.. C. N. Thorn made a trip to
County Line Saturday,
Dominos threaten to win some of
the devOtees Of tennis.
Mrs. Maxey and Mrs. C. S. BlOunt
and children of Colliersville, Tenn
are visiting their daughter and sis
ter, Mrs. C. N. Thorn.
A meeting is to begin at the
Methodist Church next Sunday
July the 4th. Rev. S. A. Brown Of
Okolona is to be with us and do the
preaching. Everybody invited.
Rep. James A. Lewis, our goOC
old Confederate soldier and legisla
turer, was a very pleasant visitor
in Houlka last Wednesday and
Thursday. Mr.. Lewis always come:
out to our "Happydom Den" wher
in town and we sincerely appreciate
his coming. We wish that NOR,
people would look after the sicl
Confebs even half as much as he
Help him care for them for the day
90 by when the last is no more.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-02

Mr.. Elisha Turner and family of
Randolph were the guests at the
home Of Mr. John Ingram the latter
part Of last week.
Mr.. J. N. Black is the proud
posessor of a new Ford. Mr.. Black
is a good fellow if he did prefer a
Ford to an Automobile.
Senator W. j. Evans of Calhoun
City spent Saturday night in our
little city.
Mrs. Ernest Haney Of New Albany
is visiting his parents.
Miss Margaret Walker Of Houston
is the pleasant guest of Miss Helon
TOwery
Wade Easley, who has been in
the hospital in Houston for an OPP
'eration for appendicitis is back
home again to the pleasure Of his
many friends.
Mr.. Lacy Roberts of Amory is
home on a vacation.
Mr.. Charlie Nicely left Saturday
to accept a position in a garage al
New York
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-02


State Of Mississippi
Chickasaw County
Notice is hereby given that Gle
Board Of Supervisors Of Chickasaw
county. Miss win receive sealed
bids within legal hours. on Mon-
day the 5th day OF July,l9l5at the
Court house in the town Of Houston
for the construction Of the following
bridges.
1 20 # steel bridge on Fuller road
near Cane creek
so # steel bridge on County
Line road across Big Tubby
1856 # steel bridge on County
Line road across Little Tubby
80 # steel bridge on Rabbit
road across Red Bud creek.
| 80 # steel bridge on Rabbit
road across ditch on pike.
1 rs # steel bridge on Rabbit
road across ditch on pike
80 # steel bridge on Rabbit
road across Walker creek.
1 As # steel bridge on Woodland
and CONGRESS road across Cane
creek.
1 200 # steel bridge Chuquaton-
chez bottom on Egypt and Buena
Vista road.
100 # steel bridge Chuquaton-
chez bottom on Egypt and Buena
Vista road
/ so # steel bridge Chuquaton-
chez bottom on Egypt and Buena
Vista road.
12Oft steel bridge Chuquaton-
chez bottom on Egypt and Buena
Vista road.
$50 # steel bridge across Bogue
= Culley on Buena Vista and Nc
COndy road.
$50 # steel bridge across Chu-
quatonchee on Houston and Okolona
road.
: 1 100 # steel bridge Chuquaton-
!. chez Pike on Houston and Okolona
t road
o 60 # steel bridge Chuquaton-
: chez Pike on Houston and 0kolona
road
80 # steel bridge Chuquaton.
e chez Pike on Houston and Okolona
+ road.
+ 1 so # steel bridge across Ow
Creek Houlka and 0kelOna road.
All to be built according to planl
. and specifications on file with thu
d Chancery Clerk in Houston, Miss
i The Board to let the contract to tn
v lowest responsible bidder but re
q serves the right to reject any AM
: all bids. Each bid must be accom-
panied with a certified check 70
L $4,000.
Il Witness my signature this th
L 10th day Of June 1915.
,e H. E. BrannOn, Clerk
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-02
Series Kodak Albums

Neat Gray Mat Albums for ko-
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IL to "a pictures 12c, 8 for S5c. En-
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The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-02
Apron Shower.

The WOmOns Missionary Union Of the Baptist Church
will give an apron shower July 9Th for the coming Bazaar
Every Baptist lady will be expected to come and bring an
apron of some kind and help enjoy the refreshments Meet
at the Baptist Parsonage
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-02
HOULKA LOCAL NEWS
Hurrah for the Fourth.
Come! COme!! Cornell!
COme!!
Come!

On Saturday July the third at Houlka there will be
big Fourth Of July celebration with the following features
Big basket dinner with plenty Of ice water contesn base
ball basket ball tennis in singles and doubles and mixed
doubles
Prizes will be awarded to the winners ofthe following
Sack race 100 yard DASH climbing creased pole running
broad jump and other events These contests are open to
all that desire to participate
All candidates are cordially invited to be present
Everybody come the ladies will furnish dinner for
ALL See next weeks paper for further particulars.