The Hattiesburg news., October 08, 1908, 3:30 EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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JONES REPAIR WORKS
Bicycles, Guns, Revolvers, Locks
and Sundries. Safe Work. : :
TRI-STATE FAIR
TENNESSEE
Sept. 28th—Oct. 7th
MISSISSIPPI - ARKANSAS
TENNESSEE
Biggest Fair in the South. $2,500 in Prizes for Products
of the Farm. Running, Trotting, Racing.
Poultry Shows. Special prizes for Women : :
Horse, Dog and
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 All Kinds Kept in Stock
REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY
ACEIITS F0R 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? We
make over and renovate all kinds of Mat
tresses. Phone us for prices. Mattresses
called for and delivered. Both Phones 623
DIXIE MATTRESS CO.
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First-National Bank of Commerce
Of Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
DEPOSITARY
U. S. GOVERNMENT, STATE jJOF MISSISSIPPI, FORREST COUNTY, CITY OF HATTIESBURG.
Capital stock___
Adnitional Liability of shareholders to
Depositors as Provided by National Bank Act
Total_
$425,000
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425,000
$850,000
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
This^is a'prominent feature of our business. Under the National Bank Act our depositors
have the protection of Governmental supervision and shareholders
liability of $850,000.00,
HATTIESBURG RECRUITING
Sergant W. I. Shaw, who has charge
of the recruiting station for the U. S.
Army at this city, is very much grati
fied by the way young men of this
section of the state are showing their
patriotism by enlisting in Uncle Sam's
service.
During the past six days there has
been an applicant for each day, and
just three, or half the number have
been accepted. It is considered a good
showing when one-half of the men who
offer are accepted. This is above the
average, for it takes a good man, phys
ically, to enlist for service in the
army.
Sergeant Shaw states that he is
more than pleased with the work that
1 e has done here. The number of en
listments is much larger than it is in
i ome cities of a larger size. It is the
Sergeant's intention to visit one or
FORT WORTH
Hearst News Service.
Fort Worth, Tex., October 8.—An
eight-day racing meet in which some
of the highest class horses in the coun
try are entered was opened today In
connection with the annual Fort Worth
Fair. The meet precedes that to be
held at the State Fair at Dallas and
the horses now here will go to the
Dallas track at the conclusion of the
present meeting.
HOTEL ROOF
New York, October 8.—The French
Bulldog Club of America has announc
ed Dcember 4 as the date for the open
ing of its annual bow-wow exhibition,
which will be held on the roof of the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. The Toy Span
iel Club of America will hold its show
at the same place later in December.
You.- face on three Post Cards for
US cents at Post Card Depot.
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two points on the New Orlea,ns'and
Northeastern railroad next week
order to give anyone a chance to en
list who may desire to do so. He will
also do a lot of advertising. Among
the towns that he will visit will likely
be Ellisville and Laurel.
Speaking of enlistments Sergeant
Shaw states that more
from the country join Uncle Sam's
service than from the cities and towns.
He accounts for this by the belief that
there are very few loafers in the coun
try and if the young men of the coun
try communities can't get work, they
will not loaf and hence they join the
service, and make good soldiers.
Taking the year's business, so far,
the Hattiesburg recruiting station has
done more work in securing men for
the service than anv other citv in the
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state and more than Mobile which
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has long been a permanent station.
young men
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Muskogee, Okla., October 8.—Strenu
ous objection to the payment of any
tax on land, as long as it remains
the hands of the Indian allottee,
made by the Choctaw legislature, now
in session at Tuskahoma. The Indians
declare that taxation is in violation
their treaty with the government and
they will probably retain attorneys
fight the matter in the paleface courts.
EPWORTH WORKERS
GATHER IN TRENTON
Hearst News Service.
Trenton, N. J., October 8.—Trenton
is today the rallying place of the Ep
worth League members of this district,
who are here in force for the twentieth
annual convention. Addresses will be
made by some of the most prominent
clergymen and religious workers of
New Jeysey and the local option cru
sade In New Jersey will likely receive
much attention.
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peared ten years ago, has Just been ar-j Mrs. Barry, of Brooklyn, out of $10,000.
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who disap- a charge of having swindled the late
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The Forrest County
seem to be setting the pace for the
others in the amount
results which they extract from the
county convicts.
Superintendent of the County Con
vict Farm, in his report to the Board
Supervisors
stated that he had
authorities
of practical
Horace Culpepper,
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other countie8 ln whlch r , Jatlvelv
b< , npflcial ,. e8ul(g are attalned through
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countv convict laws,
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Thanks to the operation of the
Hebron County Convict Law, as
Of
Hattiesburg,
vorked sixty
miles of country road, and, in addi
at
tion to that, has made some twenty
I five bales of cotton on thirty
of ground. It means not only that
Forrest County is getting
practical results from the
acres
direct
more en
lightened and progressive
adopted for the disposal of her con
victs, but that her courts and law
officers are doing their duty in go
ing after the evil doers, of whom
! there seems sufficient
system
to keep the
| labor supply well up during the year.
There are no doubts that there are
passed by the present Legislature at j
its first session, the iniquitous leas- |
ing system is a thing of the past,
and it is up to the county officers to
utilize the prison labor to the best
advantage of the taxpayers, who sup
port the courts and the peace offi
cers.—Jackson Special to N. O. Pic
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MEET IN CHICAGO
Chicago, October 8.—White Ribbon-1
ers of Illinois and Indiana will hold j
conventions of the Women's Christian j
: Temperance Union during the next j
I four days, the former at Mount Carmel ,
| and the latter at Bedford. At both
meetings the local option victories of
j the last year will be celebrated and |
plans formulated for a further exten- j
sion of the "dry" campaign.
of
Lame Back.
This ailment is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles of the
small of the back, and is quickly cured
by applying Chamberlain's Liniment
two or throe times a day and massag
ing the parts at each application. For
sale by Hays & Field and Yellow Pine
I Pharmacy.
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MILLIONS IN IT,
Numbers of saw mills have resumed
operations during the past month and
it is stated that by the first of No
vember all of those that have been
closed down on account of the "rich
man's panic," will have resumed
erations and be running on full time
This means the distributing of mil
lions of dollars in the pine regions of
Mississippi during the winter and bet
ter times generally.—Jackson Clarion
Ledger.
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