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JONES REPAIR WORKS
Bicycles, Guns, Revolvers, Locks
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TRI-STATE FAIR "gjgg.
Sept. 28tH—Oct. 7tH
ARKANSAS
MISSISSIPPI
TENNESSEE
Biggest Fair in the South. $2,500 in Prizes for Products
of the Farm. Running, Trotting, Racing. Horse, Dog and
Poultry Shows. Special prizes for Women
BALDWIN AND HIS AIRSHIP. SEND FOR CATALOGUE
TRI-STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION
FREDERICK ORGILL, Pres.
R. M. WILLIAMS Sec'y
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The Enterprise Electric Company
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Supplies of AH Kinds Kept in- Stock
REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY
AGENTS FOR
WESTINGHOUSE FANS
118 West Pine St.
Home Phone 80
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WHY SLEEP ON KNOTS
When you can have your old Mattress
renovated and made same as new?
make over and renovate all kinds of Mat
tresses. Phone us for prices. Mattresses
called for and delivered. Both Phones 623
We
DIXIE MATTRESS CO.
First-National Bank of Commerce
Of Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
DEPOSITARY
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, FORREST COUNTY, CITY OF HATTIESBURG
U. S. GOVERNMENT,
Capital stock_
Adnitional Liability of shareholders to
Depositors as Provided by National Bank Act
Total__
$425,000
425,000
$850,000
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Thisjislaiprominent feature of our business. Under the National Bank Act our depositors
have the protection of Governmental supervision and shareholders
liability of $850,000.00,
IS,
IMARRYING PARSON'S
SILVER WEDDING WILL
BE OBSERVED TOMORROW
Hearst News Service.
Jersey City, N. J., October 2.—The
Rev. Gotlieb Andras, the "marrying
parson" of Jersey City, who in the
last quarter century has caused 2,00
loving hearts to beat as 1,00, will to
morrow celebrate his own silver wed
ding anniversary. Recently he per
formed the 1000th ceremony In his
long career of tying nuptial knots,
and he confidently expects that he
will reach the 2,000 mark before his
career as first assistant to Cupid is
ended.
married life on October 3, 1883. Al
ready presents are beginning to pour
in upon him and his wife in anticipa
tion of tomorrow's anniversary, many
of them coming from appreciative
couples whom he married.
The "marrying parson" has derived
an income of about $10,000 from the
matrimonial episodes in which he has
figured showing that the average sum
received from each happy groom was
$10. A few impecunious or stingy
bridegrooms have paid only a dollar or
two, some have paid nothing at all
and the highest fee he has ever re
ceived was $25.
from $5 to $10, but enough have paid
more than the latter sum to bring the
average up to about $10. Owing to
the passage of a marriage license law
in New York, many couples from the.
metropolis now come to Jersey City
| to be married and a large portion of
them are taken by the "cabbies" to
the Rev. Mr. Andras.
The "marrying parson" is pastor of
the German Reformed Church, and
preaches every Sunday to a congre
gation of 700. During the last quarter
century, he has officiated at 1 ,G94 bap
tisms and at 1,257 funerals.
Unlike the Oklahoma parson, who
recently delivered an address in New
York in which he declared that only
one married couple in eight achieve j
happiness, the Rev. Mr. Andras is j
optimistic. He gives it as his belief
that 98 per cent, of the marriages at
which he has officiated have turned
out happily. Says the "marrying par
son : "
"I believe that men and women of
to-day marry at too early an age. A
man should wait until he is at least
twenty-five and a woman until she is
tw-enty-three. The women are greater
offenders in this respect, for the men
have gained a worldly knowledge be
Mr. Andras began his own
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to wash dishes,
twenty knows nothing.
learned how
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A man should marry as often as
he finds it necessary.
And a
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should never be without a helpmate.
Divorces should not be sought
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fallible, perfection in that regard can
not be expected."
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Natalie Forbes, in the basket of the mammoth balloon
her father, A. Holland Forbes, of th e New York Aero Club,
is entered in the I.ahm long distance
owned by
The balloon
race, which starts at St. I.ouis.
. The
lower picture is of the party which made the test assension in tin- Forbes
balloon in Connecticut.
From loft t o right they are William Whitehouse,
Henry Whitehouse, Leo Stevens an d A.
Holland Forbes.,
trip, they said the landing
When they
•as made so
gently that a glass of water, if carried in the car, would not have been
spilled.
descended. after a seventv-niile
TYPEWRITER TRUST
ATTACKED BY RYAN
Hearst News Service.
New York, October 2.—To fight the
typewriter trust, which is alleged to
control practically all of the standard
writing machines, Thomas F, Ryan
is alleged to be backing a new concern
which is now pushing its business in
New York and will soon extend its
operations throughout the country,
Allan A. Ryan, son of the famous J
traction and railroad magnate,
president of the new company and
has the backing of his father's mil
lions in the fight on the typewriter
combine.
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UNVEILING
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Indianapolis, Ind., October 2.—The
27th of this month has been definitely
decided upon by the Harrison Monu
ment Commission for
the unveiling
of the memorial to the former presi- !
dent.
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A program
of an elaborate
It is
Vice-President Fair-1
principal ad
nature is now being prepared.
expected that
banks will deliver the
dress.
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Hearst News Service.
Denver, Colo., October 2.—A palatial
was
altitude of 11,660 feet.
sion is the closing feature of the
j'nanciers.
special train on the Moffatt road
provided today for the delegate to the
American Hankers ' Association, and
the entire day will be spent at Corona,
65 miles distant from Denver, at the
crest of the Continental Divide, at an
The excur
week's convention of the nation's fl
The telephone number of the Dally j
News is now No. 35 over both systems.
For Chronic Diarrhoea.
"While in the army in 1863 I
taken with Chronic diarrhoet,"
George M. Felton, of South Gibson, Pa. 1
"I have since tried many remedies but
without any permanent relief, until
Mr. A, W. Miles, of this place, persuad
ed me to try Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, one bottle
of which stopped it at once." For sale
by Hays & Field and Yellow Pine
Pharmacy.
was
says
oct
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Boilers, Engines, Mill Supplies
Repairs of all kinds, Locomotive and
Saw Mill Work a Specialty. Gas and *
Gasoline Engines Installed and Repaired.
Brass and Grey Iron Castings and Gen
eral Foundry and Machine Work.
ALL WORK DONE PROMPTLY
AND SATISFACTORILY.
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