The Hattiesburg news., December 15, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

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SCanta Clause
y the boys and
girls of Hattiesburg with a great deal
of interest. Some of these letters are
nicely written and others are not
quite so carefully prepared.
Santa Claus has been reading the
letters written to him by
It would
be well for the children to remember
that their letters should be plainly
written with ink, if possible, and on
only one side of the paper. If they
are not written this way the editor
has to copy all of them on the type
writer before the printer will handle
them. Stanta Claus is getting in a big
stock of nice flings for the children
and he is sure to visit the good little
boys and girls and nearly all of them
are promising to be mighty good "jes'
about Christmas time:"
Dear Santa Claus:—I am most seven
years old. 1 go to school to Miss Kate
Williams. I want you to bring me a
little train on a track, a drum, and a
little horse pulling a bell, a little mill
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candy.
'ill run and some apples and
Your little boy,
LAURI GREER.
P. S. Also bring me a little fiddle
and automobile.
Hattiesburg, Miss.. Dec. 11. 'OS.
Dear Santa Claus:
girl 8 years old.
like my teacher. I want you to bring
me a doll and some doll clothes and
please bring me some fruits and candy.
Your friend,
•I am a
I go to school.
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LOIS GILMORE.
Hattiesburg. Miss., Dee. 14, '08.
Dear Santa Claus:—I
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you to please bring me for Christmas
a doll with hair and teeth and
| go to sleep and a blonde, please. Also
, a little donkey, a little automobile, a
| little doll chair, a little table and
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some chewing gum, and, Santa, please
j bring my little sister a nice little doll,
I a little chair, a little monkey,
some
nice candy and anything else you
think nice for a baby girl not quite
two years old. From
Your lovink little girl,
DAISY LUCILE HATTAWAY,
(Aged 3)
Cor. Williams and James street.
Mv Dear Santa Claus:—Will you
please be so kind as to remember me
when Christmas comes, and bring me
an air rifle and a boy some toys that
you can spare and some fruit and
candy,
Yours,
OTHO GRAHAM.
Dear Santa Claus:—I want you to
bring me a muff and fur and
some kid
gloves and fruit and candy.
Your little friend,
BERTHA MAY THOMPSON.
Hattiesburg. Miss., Dec. 14, '08.
Dear Santa Claus:—-Bring me a doll
and a doll buggy and a workbox and
other things that you will,
ing to school and I love my teacher.
Please think of my two little sisters,
Rowene and Annie L. Bring both a
doilie so they won't take mine,
Lovingly your friend,
ADA LEE EVANS.
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Dear Santa Claus:—I can imagine
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taken all possible methods of raising funds for
carrying
out her naval program. Picture shows a model of a German gunboat which is
used as a collection box In German schools by the German Women's Navy
League to raise money for the navy.
ing your sleigh bells. Mama telss me
that you are poor this year, but you
certainly have lots of beautiful things,
especially at some of the stores and
cheap, but you have a lot of little
ones to see so I will not ask for much,
I want a doll, bed. swing and a set
of combs all for my doll and some
nice candy,
Your little girl,
IRENE BURKE.
Dear Santa Claus:—Please bring
me two dolls! one large doll and
one baby doll, a doll buggy and a
little tea set and a set of furs for
myself.
Your loving little girl,
WILLIEBELLE GRAHAM.
Dear Santa:—I am a little girl six
years old. I go to school. My teach
er is Miss Fannie Welch. I love her
very much. Now, Santa, I will tell
you what to bring me; a doll bed,
swing and a set of combs for my doll.
Santa you must be sure to go to see
Miss Fannie, too.
Your little girl,
EDNA BURKE.
Hattiesburg, Miss., Dec. 14, '08.
Dear Santa Claus:
you a letter.
I yant for Christmas. I want a big, big
jointed doll, a cap and a small sewing
machine and a work-box. That's all
vant. Good-bye. dear Santa Claus;
I will write again next Christmas.
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Your little friend,
Jimmie Belle Mason.
Hattiesburg, Miss., Dec. 14, '08.
Dear Santa Claus:—I hope you are
I have a question to ask you.
1 want a bicycle and a work-box and
a little lamp I want a little watch,
that's all I want,
deal of sweet things. Good-bye, dear
Santa Claus.
well.
But I want a good
Your little friend,
POEM MASON.
Dear Santa—As I have a large doll,
Ionly want a box of stationery and
set of furs for myself. I would also
like to have a large doll buggy. Please
don't forget to bring me a bracelet,
and a doll trunk. I think that will
be all for this Christmas, just so you
don't forget to bring me plenty of
nuts, fruits and candy.
Your little girl,
OERIE MILLER.
Dec. 14, 1908.
Only a Dream.
Yenst—And did he awake to find
himself famous?
Crimson beak—No; he dreamt he was
famous and then he woke up.—Yonk
ers Statesman.
Cotton States League
Will Continue to Live;
Chance For Hattiesburg
| Some fear has been expressed in
j certain quarters that the Cotton States
League might go dead, but the latest
information is to the effect that it
will be held intact. There is still
a chance for Hattiesburg to get In the
league and it ought to be done, but
there seems to be very little interest
manifested in the matter. If, how
ever, the fans of Hattiesburg want
to get in the game, some steps to
that effect should be taken at once.
Speaking of the prospects of the Cot
ton States League, the Jackson News
says:
The first best bet is that when the
board of directors of (he Cotton States
League meets here next Thursday it
will be decided by an unanimous vote
to preserve the organization.
This prediction is made despite ru
mors generally current to the effect
that the league is about to disband.
There is no likelihood whatever that
the organization will go out of exist
ence, but there Is a very large likeli
hood that It will be enlarged to
eight-team circuit.
Advices received here last night
state that Natchez will he In readi
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BEING LAUNCHED
Daily News Special.
Jackson, Dec., 14.—The following
new industries have been organized
in the state during the past few day
and will shortly submit their chart
ers to the governor for approval:
Plattsburg Telephone Company.
Platsburg, Winston county, capitaliz
ed at $5,000; J. L. Yarbrough, J. C.
Hobby, and others.
Vicksburg City Cemetery Preseva
and Improvement Association,
Vicksburg, Warren county; no capital
stock; Mrs. H. C. McCabe, Miss Kate
Muivilhill and others.
Smith-Williams Company,
cello, Lawrence county, capitalized at
$10,000; C. T. Downer, Monroe Smith
and others.
Garmon Brothers Company, Verona,
Lee county, capitalized at $10,000; T.
T. Garmon, A. J. Filge and others.
Park City Sand and Gravel Com
pany, Vicksburg. Warren county, capit
alized at $20,000; George Clifton, G.
Hartweg and others.
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Queen Victoria of Spain, formerly
Princess Ena of Battenberg, who has
opened a crusade to stop the sport of
bull fighting in Spain.
Few of us have the courage to point
out our own mistakes.
ness next Thursday to submit appli
cation of franchise, and that the base
ball promoters of that city will settle
the question of Sunday ball
themselves. In other words, the con
troversy over the question of whether
Sunday ball shall be played will not
be made a contingency.
It Natchez is admitted, which is very
probable, she will be given Monroe'
place in the circuit, that town being
dropped on account of Inaccessibility
and poor patrtonage last season. It is
expected, of course, that the Monroe
association will raise a loud holler,
but It will he of no avail. It will he
recalled that the board of directors
had a similar protest from Baton
Rouge but It amounted to nothing.
There have been no developments
In regard to the presidency to be
cated by the resignation of President
A. C. Crowder, nor is it likely that
there will be until the board of di
rectors meet here,
have the honor, but none of them have
engaged In an active
The Capital City Baseball Associa
tion will entertain the directors at a
banquet at The Edwards at 6:30
o'clock Thursday evening.
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Price 25 cents, large size 50 cents.
FOR SALE BY HAYS & FIELD
AND YELLOW PINE PHARMACY.
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Rockford, 111., December 15.—Bishop
Muldoon was formerly enthroned as
head of the Rockford diocese today,
scores of distinguished Catholic cler
gymen from all over the middle West
coming here for the ceremony.
Archbishop Quigley, of Chicago, form
ally transferred the episcopate. In
view of the fact that the bishop is
beginning work in a diocese where
many works of charity are necessary
and the clergy presented him with a
purse for this purpose and to express
the love and esteem. which they en
tertain for the new prelate. A public
demonstration of greeting in which
both Protestant and Catholic citizens
of Rockford participated, marked the
installation of Bishop Muldoon.
Good Cough Medicine for Children.
The season for coughs and colds is
now at hand and too much care can
not be used to protect the children.
A child Is much more likely to con
tract diphtheria or scarlet fever when
he has a cold. The quicker you cure
his cold the less the risk. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is the sole re
liance of many mothers, gnd few of
those who have tried it are willing to
use any other,
of Ripley, W. Va., says:
Mrs. F. F. Starcher,
"I have
never used anything other than Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, for my chil
dren and it has always given good
satisfaction."
This remedy contains
no opium or other narcotic and may
be given as confidently to a child as
to an adult. For sale by Hays & j
Field and Yellow Pine Pharmacy.
The Cosmopolite.
Breadth of view for his.
Intolerance — narrowness — all that I
drove him absolutely wild. Little, pet- |
ty, local prejudices—Oh, Lord!
used to boil positively with rage at all [
that sort of thing. And the man who j
made him really boll over was Snig- |
gles.
Sniggles was a New Yorker, and to j
Sniggles Manhattan Island was Alpha ]
and Omega Hence the rage of the !
aforementioned advocate
breadth of view.
"Why, Sniggles!'' he roared, pound- j
tng the table with his fist. "Sniggles is I
the kind of man who would label a j
map of the universe 'New York and
Vicinity'!"
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