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llnierit. 9erein, DeutiHsr griissr lint.
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nader lint.rftiibunas 0erein, piontsr
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nobmsu.6iihr BON 5 Gents fiir isoes
ibr.r Wiialieb.r beSa6len iOlsu. Die
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9 Souutao i'm Wlni iiait, uub bel oies
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Giau qbtIUfupb.

9ieb: .0urh S6dbsn Dire nan
Hug! 5err 9Ott, mas bah i'd itou
Sur aIuskit Der Reui9eu beiastra.
gen.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-10-22

hand in hand tripping and dancing in her shining train
and wished the heaven of the morning might last forever
= saw the evening hang her silver crescent on the
sky and rival spendor of the dawn with glory of the tw
light saw her wrap the shadows around her. and with
lullaby her lips rock the weary world to rest then
her with her dppe full Of dew drops and her basket
full of dreams slip back to the horizon Ofhe morning and
steal the stars again The gardens furled their flags of
flowers and the meadows fell asleep the song Of the forest
fell into silence and the melancholy waters whispered
pensve good night to the drowsy birds and sleepy hOOws
Life and love, with a halo Of parting day upon their
brows and the starlight tangled in their hair walked
in arm among the gathering shadows and all the
sweet memories of the morning into their happy evening
that it might never end.
"Thusfe steals up from the dust. We wake to think
and ssep to dream. We love- and laagh and weep and
sing aud sigh until death steals brck dust again
West Point Leader.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-10-22
MORNING AND EVENING.

TINS prose poem was Written by the late Bob Taylor,
of Tennessee It's most beautiful effort in strong keep
ing with the mind which penned 1t has appeared in
print often but is worthy of frequent reprntng for the
thoughts which it will engender in the mind Of the appre
cative reader:
Il the morning. with purple culver and Furnished
bow stand tp-toe the horizon and shoot sunbeams at
the vanishing darkness Of night then reach up and gather
the and hide them in her BOSOM and then bend down
and tickle the slumberng world with Of light till
it woke with laughter and with song thousand buge
calls from the rosy fires Of the heIalded her coming
thousand smiling meadows kissed her garments as she
passed. and 10000 laughing gardens unurled their flower
Tags greet The heart Of the deep forest throbbed
a tribute Of bird-sOng and the bright rppled
melody Of welcome Young life and love- radiant with
hope and sparkling with dew drops of exultant JOY
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-10-22
PETITION FOR PARDON
Hon. Earl Brewer, Governor
Jackson, Miss.

t4R4&FAAf AfAAaot
We, the undersigned citizens oil
the First Judicial District of said
County of Chickasaw, do hereby Pc
tition your Honor to grant a pardon
to j. D. Collins, a young white man,
who entered a plea of guilty on a
charge Of embezzlement at the Oct
tober 1915, term of our Circuit
Court, and sentenced to pay a fine
Of $4,000 and serve go DAYS in the.
County Jail This case was tried 6
months ago and resulted in a mis-
trial. The family Of the Defendan,
has paid the Brand-Smith Hard
ware Co., from whom the money
was alleged to have been embez-
zled, all that was demanded Of the
Defendant and about 6 times as
much as laid 10 the indictment TO
have been the amount embezzled;
that the Defendant is of an old
highly respected family, none Of
whom we're ever known before to
have been charged with a law VIC
ladOn, and this is the only time
that this defendant was ever in
Court We think that the majesty
OF the law has been upheld and
that this Defendant has made sufh-
cient Preparations for his at and
feel that it is the almost unanimous
opinion Of the people Of this com
munity that he should receive a
speedy perdon.
Respectfully,
l. D. Gray.
j. A. Evans, NJ D.
IL G. Brevard,
and others.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-10-22
GET READY FOR THE
BIG SWAIN SHOW

Here week commencing Monday
October 25th
Notwithstanding the enormous
amount Of newspaper publicity that
has been given the WI Swain Show
Company for years past, bearing
directly upon the general excellence
Of the varied programs offered by
this we'll known organization, yet
little has been made public concern
ing the intricacies Of its MANAGE
ment
1t might be interesting to those
whose lives do not bring them
into direct contact with the inside
government and conduct Of an en-
terprise Of this magnitude to know
that the administration of its affairs
is handled with the same scrupulOns
care as to detail that characteriZes
the successful management of any
large industrial corporation. In
fact the requirements Of the staff
in charge of the various branches
even more exacting The show is
divided into several departments
over each of which is appointed a
supervisor OF foreman who is ac-
countable to the general manage
ment for the regular performance
ofduties assigned to those under
his charge which must, Of necessity
be Of clock-like regularity.
The various departments are as
follows: Transportation, Eq u p
ment. State, Wardrobe, Band and
Orchestra, Scenery Stock, Com
missary and Publicity. The adj
vance force is composed of Business
MANAGER, Press Agent, Billposters,
Lithoeraphers and PrOgiammers.
The duties of the Business Manager
are to attend TO all matters Of BUSH
ness in advance, anb to send a de-
tailed statement back to the show
concerning the next movement Of
the company This statement is
for the guidance and information Of
the heads of departments back with
the show.
Mr.. Swain himself employs the
services of a book-keeper and steno-
erapher who remain with him on
his private Pulliam car "Inyernest,'
which is reputed to be the most
luxurious aud best appointed car
utilized in the show business. 1t
was built for Mr.. Swain at a cost of
100000, and has been the subject of
newspaper comment in many cities.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-10-22

and thirst and they ask not to and sup with
them Thou knowest Lord that ink and print paper
costs money but the subscriber knOwes not and careth
great deal less Thou knOwest that cold, and
the subscriber bngeth not the wood he promised and
shiverng and shaking while he roasteh his shns be-
fore the red hot fires Of his mother Tell him all these
things Lord and if he aieth and bHngeth ban
ish him to the lower regions to dwell among the Repub
cans Democrats the PopOcrats and Calamity HowIers
and Thine shall be the praise throughout newspaper
careeE.-Ex.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-10-22
FIFTH SUNDAY MEETING.
New Salem Oct 81.
Program

10 a IN. Song service.
The Layman. 1. The layman
and his church. Prof H F Sander
derson and W A Wilkinson.
2. The layman and his money,
j H Ford.
ii a m. Sermon by Rev A L
0'Bryant Of 0kolona.
ppm. Song service.
The blind tiger. 1. Its curse.
w j Stacy and G W Williams.
2. Its curse. C H MOffat and
JEFF Busby.
3. What we owe to our country.
Prof Weldon and E Parker.
8. General closing talks.
Everybody invited. Special invi-
tatiOn to all singers. Those who
live near are requested to bring
baskets.
CIV Riley,
S E Parker.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-10-22
CHE EDITOR'S Friend.

An editor to church the other day and was call
ed to lead in prayer when he responded follows
Almighty the kind Father who doth from thy throne
look down the government of delinquent subscribers
most humbly beseech thee to draw near unto them
and whisper few things into their tqa the statutes
forbid print Thou knOwest wants, but the sub
scribers know them and seldom if ever stop in
qure. Let it be known to them that there big
patches the homestead of pants and that there is
aching void in the front of our back-tha we hunger
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-10-22
Cont actors Notice.
State of Mississippi,
Chickasaw County.

ChlckaSaW County.
Notice is hereby given that the
Boaid of Supervisors of said Coun-
ty, will on Monday, the LIST day Of
Nov, 1915, in front of the Court
House door in the town of Houston,
Miss, within legal hours, let the
contract for the following work:
$50 yards Gravel work on I'm
berson road in Houlka bottom.
100 feet Trestle work on TIMBER
son road in Houlka bottom on East
side OF canal
1 Bridge 48 feet long more or less
on Waiver road East Of Sparta
Bridge 48 feet long more or
less on OkOlona and Houlka road
in Sacatohoma bottom.
1 bridge As feet long more or less
on Church road across ditch,
1 bridge 16 feet long more or less
on Okolona and Houston road in
HOulka bottom.
All to be built according to the
plans aud specifications now on file
in the Chancery Clerks Office in
the Town of Houston, Miss. The
board reserves the right to reject
any and alr bids.
Witness my signature this the
9Th day of Oct, 1915.
II. E. Brannon, Clerk.
by j. c. Williams, D. c.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-10-22
Houston Locals.

Mrs Geo W Riley was in West
Point Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs L T Fox spent a few days in
West Point and 0kOlona this week.
Miss Sadler spent Sunday in
PontOtOc the guest Of relatives.
Rev Drysdaie Moses, pastor of
the Presbyterian church attended
PresbyTery this week.
Mr. and Mrs Otis Clark of Jackson
Tenn, were the guests Of friends
here this week.
Mrs Tilden Pryor Of Calhoun City
was the guest Of relatives here
Thursday and Friday.
Misses Elizabeth Tabb and Mari
annie Tindall are spending the
weekend at Columbus at the g.
C.
Mr.. Homer Rushing Of Artesia
was the guest Of his sister, Mrs
Tindall a few days this week.
Miss Laura Wilde Roane left
Sunday for Vardaman where she
will teach this year.
Mr.. A. H. Reed visited her father
j E Kellum at Vardaman Satur-
day and Sunday,
Mr. Dave GOA and daughter, Mrs
Evans GOA left Tuesday for a few
days stay in Meridian attending the
Fair,
Mr. and Mrs Baxter Knox are en-
pertaining a little son that arrived
on Monday. the 18th inst.
Mr. H H Hardin of Brooksville is
the guest of Mr. Robert Jamison
this week.
Mrs Thomas Norman of Grenada
is the guest of her mother, having
arrived Monday last.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Justice re-
turned from Memphis and other
points Monday last.
Mrs Garner Kimball of Vardaman
spent Monday and Tuesday with
hes sister, Mrs Baxter Knox.
Miss Louise Evans of Calhoun
City was pleasant weekend WISH
tor to home folks last week.
Mr. Earl Crump, who has except
ed position with the N. o. NJ. & C.
railroad as transfer clerk at New
Albany was at home Sunday.
The Sunday School Institute will
convene tuesday evening October
25th l:45 p. m. at the Methodist
church. Everybody invited.
Master Dolph Sanderson of Var
daman spent the weekend in the
home Of his Grandmother, Mrs
Sallie Sanderson.
Miss Russell, of the Houston Hos
pital, returned from OkoIona and
Van Vleet Monday last, where she
has been nursing for the past three
weeks.
The Grace NJ. E. church of EI5in.
I'll has installed a motion picture
machine Rev Geo Gable says,
This Innovation follows the convic-
ton that the church thereby may
better interest the public"
Frederick Windship of the En-
glish department of the Kansas
state school Of Manhattan, Kansas
says, The moving pictures are
doing more good in every way than
the majority Of people think"
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-10-22

Frederick Windship of the En-
glish department Of the Kansas
state school Of Manhattan, Kansas
says, The moving pictures are
doing more good in every way than
the majority Of people think"
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sEDGwICK.

Mrs. L. W. Guptill, who has been quite
ill, is out.
r. b. Means, who is employed in Cam
den, is home for visit.
Cecil Rollins, high school teacher, has
returned for the spring term.
Capt. c. A. Conary, who has been ill,
narrowly escaping pneumonia, is better.
Ernest Cole, of Lynn, Mass, was in
town last week to see his mother who is
ill.
CLAIMS are plentiful at the factory, but
on account Of SO much sickness, help is
scarce.
The blacksmith shop which has been q
landmark for SO many years, was torn
down last week.
Roy s. Dority, who came home to at
tend the funeral OF his father, returned to
Boston Monday.
F. S. Holmes and wife, who have been
visiting Mrs. Holmes parents in Maiden,
Mass, are home.
Capt. Vets Cain, OF Rockland, was in
town Sunday, called here by the death OF
his sister, Mrs. David Bridges.
April Il. II.
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