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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-11-28

Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
WOMAN'S TROUBLES AND FEMALE
DISEASES.

Painful and Suppressed Menses, Ir
regularity, Leucorrhga, Whites, Steril-
ity, liberation of the Uterus, change
of life, in matron or maid, all find re.
lief, help, benefit and cure in JOHNS
TONS SARSAPARILLA. 1t is a real
panacea for all pain or headache about
the top or back of the head, distress
ing pain in the left side, disturbed
condition of digestion, palpitation OF
the heart, cold hands and feet, nerv.
business aud irritation, sleeplessness,
muscular weakness, bearing-down
pains. backache, 1egache. irregular ac
ton Of the heart, shortness of breath,
abnormal discharges, with extremely
painful menstruation. scalding of urine,
swelling of feet, sorenesso of the breasts,
neuralgia, uterine displacement and
catarrh, and all those symptoms and
troubles which make the average wo
mans life 50 miserable.
MICHIGAN DHU0 CO., Dssreat EisA
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-11-28

The Clarion Ledger says that Jack
son already has two artesian wells.
So has Meridian, but they do not
overflow. Do those at jackson over.
flow? If they do Jackson has a good
thing in the artesian we'll line. The
artesian wells in Hattiesburg overflow
from one to three hundred gallons per
minute, according to the size of the
nine
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-11-28

Meridian is beginning to relaize the
fact that it must depend upon some
thing else besides the cotton that is
marketed there and is now clamoring
for manufacturing industries. That
is right. The cotton trade can never
keep up with that city-it has out
grown that. There is not a great
deal of cotton raised around Hatties-
burg, and about all that is raised is
brought to this market, but our peo-
pie would not depend for pair of
minutes ON the cotton trade, nor can
Meridian or Jackson afford it any
longer. These cities must have man.
ufaeturing industries and they must
come thick and fast. To a large ex-
tent Jackson, practically, dropped
cotton as support of the city and
went to work establishing factories,
and it made no mistake when it did
so. Hattiesburg never did and never
will depend on cotton. 1t jumped into
the manufacturing band wagon at the
start and it is in there to stay, and
others will have to get into the same
wagon.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-11-28

Kentucky distillers want congress
10 reduce the revenue on whiskey
from S1.10 to 20 cents That is a
good idea. We know several men
who are not able to take newspaper
on account Of the high price of whis.
Ken
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-11-28

The state treasury is getting a little
low again, but it has pulled through
heretofore and will do so this time.
The people are not nervous little
bit about the condition of the
treasury.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-11-28

Since Nebraska is TO issuue several
millions in glod bonds one has faint
recollection of free silver man who
for a while was very prominent in
that state.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-11-28

1t is all mistake about a woman
cannot keep a secret. One who was
married in Meridian kept it secret
for three days.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-11-28

The people of Kansas City celebra-
ted thanksgiving day by giving an ex-
hibition of bull fight
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-11-28

The South American wars have
closed for the winter. They will be
tS-opened next spring.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-11-28

Well, were you thankful enough
yesterdya?
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-11-28

This is regular overcoat weather.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-11-28

Kernott's Chocolates Laxative Qulnine Coz
Sold ". ne head and sore throat Childrep
sake theR IKE candy.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
Box 6S1.

See the x Porter Saddle and liar aoss co. for the best saddles and har- ness. First-class mechanics employed, also expert carriage trimmer. ll2 East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

DEATH OF COLONEL B. S. JONES. Mrs. C. r. Kimber of this city yester- day received d telegraph message an noUncing the death of her father. Colonel E. $. Jones. in Blackwell. Okla. Colonel Jones has made Phoenix his home the greater part of the time for the last ten years. coming here from California. and for aCme months has been visiting relatives in Oklahoma.
 He was engaged in the abstract busi- ness for several wears after corning to ?hocHi,.. He was an ardent republi- can and labared hard fer th" success O: his party at all times. During the civil war h. was lieutenant colonel of the Third laUa cavalry. The remains will be taken tu Grccnlieid Mo- for in telment
 NEW CORPORATIONS.- ti,les If the following corpora iions We're lilel
 in the office of the county recorder yes- terday; Mississippi Valley oil oo1ll- panE. capital stock. $251.0o0: iEcorpnr- ators, II. SiNemcicr V. W. Jacobs and J. Ii. Sutherland cf St Louis The Sierra Aiadrc Filming and Davelopn2eut company capital stock. Gl0, ,0G0. .C60: in ccrporators W. $. Lessee A. r. Scharps and E. H. Ten8roeck of New l CIN- i1Gllc StrehefS NO-opeldtlNt Brotherhood of America. capital stock. >l.0 eco; incorporators. T. D. Ross. C. T. Boone. J. P. Motter. T. x. Johnson and F. l.. Barnes of Kansas City. Great Lakes Ship Building company. ca pital stock $20O, eco: incorporators. =. A. r Monroe and I. NJ. Koch Of Cleve- land. O.
 NOTABLE ILLINOiSAN DEAD Secretary Hamilton of the board of trade received telegram yesterday from Springfield. H.. announcing tha death of Joseph 1I. Grout. ar attorney and one of the best known men iA Cen tUai Illinois. Mr. Hamilton said nc had no personal acquaintance with Mr. GroUt and the message was sent to him fer the reason that he is in d position to inform the local Illinois colony and to that end he desired it published. He knows MT Crout to have been a VerE brilliant and popular man and that he consistently refused 10 hold office other than as county and state republican central committeeman. He was repeatedly offered a norina- tion for congress and could have been a United States senator had he so de sired.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
END OF A USEFUL LIFE
Death of General T. J. Butler at
 Pacific Grove, Cal.

General Thomas J. Butler of Pres cott died in Pacific Grove. cal. sundly morning Of heart failure. Ir. and Mrs. Butler having been there during the winter for the benefit of Mrs. Buffers health
 General Butler was born n Bedford. Ind. in 1876. and was married in Bos- ton in 1880 to Miss C. r.. Blake. H. Was one of the most prominent men in Arizona until q few years ago. Vh ru he retired from official and private business. since which time he and his wife have traveled extensively.
 General Butler came across the plains in 1Si9. settling in Tehana county. California. where he engaged in min ing. Later h. removed to tOluSa. where ne Was thel first county clerk of that county In '1>6@ Governor Stanford ap- pointed him briSaGier general of the Fifth brigade Of California militia. After having spent several wears in Idaho. General Butler came to Arizona. and was appointed territorial tree su.e.' br Governor Hoyt. lie held that oeiice continuously for ten years. President Harrison appuioted him receiver of public moneys Tor Arizona.
 General Butler was particularly well known in Prescott. where he was for years engaged in the ban1ins business and was always foremost among those wEo- iabore1 for the upbUildinS of the city and the development of the teri i- tory.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
An Interesting Letter

From q Well Pleased Dutchman in the
 Mountains of Arizona. to c II.
 DGvidsons Cash Store of Phoenix,
 Arizona.
 Jentlemans:-I haf bin alreddy' goot gostomer off yours for der next doc years und I will always De a goot gostomoor off your last year. l won't 70 write und GeIi you dot you peat Montgomery Ward of SheecagO. on all dose tiags vat you solt me und I sent you in dis letter dirty (SO cents) cents for yards more off dot fine oil cloth for my wife's kitchen tapIe. Dot Nitro Marvel shot gun vas der best l effer used Dunder and BlitZen, but Rachel Vas pleased init dot vaseline at fife cents q bottle. und sed dot glass ware vas de brettiest she efier saw for der money. Rachel says to he after ve vent to bed. Hans. you don't go to F'e- nix enny moor aIretty undless I go vid Nou. because dot Davidson's Stoor is yusu full of tings I van- at apout haf der brica of der stoor nere. Ven l coon down der next dime l want a bill of nails und locks Tor my new house ! am going to pild- Rachel says dose envelopes at fife cents a punch Und dot iedder paper vas fine. Rachael says she will haf von Of dose MoOre's Steel Ranges ven ve set our new house pitt Every pody oudt here says Devidson's Cash Store is de only place to buy any dings lower dan amy odder place.
 HANS NELLPLEASEDEICHT.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

Everything from alarming needle u q ritcl:-foriz at
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for A hours ending ?. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
News ef V the Town
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

Maximum temperature. G9: minimum tempera ture, :S. Average relative humidity. 26 per cent. Total precipitation, 0. Character of the day-Partly cloudy.
 VIM C. BURNS.
 Section Director
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
DAVIDSON'S CASH STORE
 Phoenix, Arizona
Mail orders
 Promptly Filled

Don't buy anything until you see
 Davidson's Cash Store. 114 to 11S West Washington Street.
 Telephone 236, rings.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
NOTICE TO hOESEAIEN.

Eoydello 2:1iai. will make the season of 1902 at Phoenix race track. This will be the last opportunity to breed to the game grandson of Electionecr. the founder of the greatest trottins family in the world: including the Abbott. 3:G3l4. and over 200 with rec- ords better than 2:3o.
 Terms $25 for the seascn.
 GEO. N.KLOTZBACH. Box 6S1. Mana ger.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

e,S An >a~'eA Appeal
 M@ To Your
 (& Reason will explain why we tickle your palate.
 We havc hunted for what you want. and have found what you need. so why should you worry about your luncheon or your dinner. when q visit to our store will relieve your mind and de light ycur company.
 Our ambition to please our customers would b. fruiIeSs had not vide-aWake study or their wants. and experience iu cur line made Us the leaders of this business.
 What to eat is as important as where to eat. and in our seV- arll up-tc-data and progrrssiv- tlcpartin an.s you will find every thing that satisfies yuur appe- ute and makes your housekoep- ins duties q pleasure.
 Your cook would no douht be better n.it.,r.I should voUr pan try becom- better acquainted with q few cf the following art cles that have with intelligent ceI'v:ce made our store so pop ulaT:
 Large German Dill Pickles. 35c. to GOc per d0en. Sour Gherkins. he per pint. 25c Der quart.
 Sweet Gherkins. 2Gc. per pint. Sweet Mixed Pickles. 3Oc pint. Imported sauer kraut, 1ec. pc: pound.
 OLINES-All kinds: Large Mammoth Queens 95c pt. Fancy spanish Queens. S9c. pt. Fancy NanzaEillas. 2Cc. per pint Arizona and California Oipe1 ..c. per pint
 Special pack Berwick Bay Oys- ters.
 Fancy Headlass Shore Mackerel. Finan HadGies. White Rose Cod Nliddles.
 Miichner's Herring, fine st packed.
 Everything in Cheese your heart could wish for. New York Cream. Finest Imported Swiss. Prime Old Limbprger. Gareanzola.
 Roquefcrt. in loaf. Roquefort. in jars McLaren $ Imperial and many others.
 innupIcrabIe treasures Tor tn" housewife which We delight to display to OUT callers. We promise to make your visits rroftaDie.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

Farmers call at C. C. Longs office 21S West Washington street, upstairs and See the wonderful samples of grain and alfalfa grown ir the Imperial val lev California.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

Cur ust or residences TOT sale and for rent is extensive.
 The Evans Loan & Investment Go.
The sun., 1902-05-22
s,r,c Itilr-kno~n Ministries.

To THE EpiTuR oP THE SrN SV: Your
sid.llghts on IN" early negro Ministries ar"
- interesting 10 me- ! often wonder what
must h~ the effect on th. oil timers no once
had the pleasure of listening to the sougs that
w. must he content TO ,"s nov only In print
Dan Emmett. Chrsty. Cal Wagner. sam
Hague with his Troubadours and later the i'm
mortal Hav~rly. are truly names to coniur.
With and from generation unto generation
their names will b~ handed down a. past
masters Of the art OF real entertain msnf
The grand pl~lsuT. OF listening 20 on" Of
these singers ba~ not been ninc. vet the ronie
of a person does occur to me whom ! indi -
tntly remenb"r TO have heard. whom
doubt not many readers Of Tar StN will
r,ctll with q great deal Of plea sure refer
to Hank Nhite, whose yrafly Vi-itation-
tIrough tho north Of New ENGLAND we're
looked for ward to with Interest second only
To- IN" coming Of N" circus
Another blaok-fa,- ido!. n ! remember him.
was Johnny Nimdlr Mhutemor. and Clark
vsre housshold words through pretty much
all New England. and Last. bUt not least. We
night devote "a small niche 80 'toWI,al'
Brown whose attraction for village audiences
vls hut little les~ than ~" attraction Of the
bottle was Tor him
The soits-' spot IN the hearts of N" rural
ropuluttop was reserved for Hank. though.
and contri button On thu, charA't~r from
some Of the ola hoy. who rcm-inb-r him
nor" a. .,iucfly. will. | am assured. -trike a
re- pon.ivc chord IN moro heart, than one
MIppLLTouS. Conn Mar 10 N u
The sun., 1902-05-22
4 Dollar ny Nail.

Possibly said the man who knocks
around among all kinds Of people. there
arr postal employees who are not trust :
worthy. hut they are few and far hetween.
An instance cam" under my notice recently
showing that am right ! was talking to
a friend about the last cas~ Of uni rust =
vor,hin"-s that tho papers had b"en talking
about. whom he took from his pocket an
odd looking trink,t and handed u Ia me
II was n small circular thing, with Postage
s,arap on one side. and the other wac com
plrtclv covered with round picNo of whit"
paper on which his name and address were
written in small letters. The stamp bore
the government cancrl A brief inve-tiga-
ton showed me that " was n silver dollar.
stamped on one side and addressed on
the other. and II had com" through from
or. 81 the ext RENE southern Florida Io~t
Offic,s 10 the New York Post Ofilcc and had
been safely delivered to him. Of coune,
every emplo yee through who's" hands u
had pass-ed knew what IL was, and Il would
have been an easy matter for some one III
them To have slipped Il into his pocket:
bur M ona had been weak enough 20 pinch
II and IL had made its long journey IN safety.
The sun., 1902-05-22
Here and There .

IT,. administration Of Cuba dHr.ng
OCCUPANCY bv the United States has
been a model IN governing and N Guid-
ing the inhabitants To -gov"rnm"h'
The ability with winch tho task of up
building has been executed and the broad
intclli ;cncc and sure perception with
which the pccularitieS ~ th" p"oplc have
been dealt with during the proc"Ss reflect
the highest credit upon tho political G''-
dcrs,andinc and the administrative tai
en,s of tho mon whom n" I nIt"d states
sent on, to exercise its authority.
What better proof could there hc than
this that the charges that United states
government in the Philippines has not
been visc and cons dcrate and correct
arr the ba~c'css creation ol spltCful I'M
agination or shameless par,lsanshlp;
The more the American government
OF the PhllirI mes - analyzed and re-
vca!ei. the more carefully and better
conceived IA - PURPOSES and the more
adrnirab" ani gratifying IN ~ results
will Il dpl"ar
The sun., 1902-05-22

The resurrection IN tho Scnat" o' the
so-calrd rebate -chem" for avoiding
the performance of plain duty IN cuba
is not likely to avail the opponents Of
reciproCity.
The proposed rebate il not "A rebate
M all. There j. no precedent or Con-
stitutional warrant for collecting the
duties on imported sugar AZ tho full rate,
covering the sam" into tho Treasury,
and then voting them back in a lump,
not To the importers who have pad
them. but to the Cdban Government for
distribution among the planters.
The only precedent alleged for such a
proceeding was invented nv Congress
man TAyLkR Of OHIO. He found his
precedent in tho fact that duties col-
lected on certain imports from the Phil
ippines wcrr repaid from the Treasury
after the decision of tho supreme Court
in the case II the Fourteen Diamond
Rings Tho,s duties werc refunded
because tho court held that they had
been collected illegally. The rebate
advocated by the Oxnard people would
b. the refunding by Wholesale of duties
collected legally
This particular scheme of obstruction
IL not likely To live long or 20 far in the
Senate Of the United States.
The sun., 1902-05-22
GEN. BOOrH COMING HERE.
Aged Head ef the sai,atiou Arm, "a
tai,les te the Annual congress

Twcnty-six stan of,icers of the Salyntt.,
Army who arr attending the twenty -s.s .,r. 4
annual congrs~s of the Army In Amrrir,
now being held In this city. will call up1a
Mayor Low az the city Hall a, noon 'o-d,y
Commander Booth-Tucker will head 'hs
delegation. and. I, - expected. will rcp.-
briefly to welcome from the Mayor Arr-.
ward th" Army'- stan band will play -.,,cr,l
airs from the CITY Hall steps
Tho cungrs-S- began last night with ,
dinner and reception ~ the Armv'- nalI.
quarters Ia West fuurteeuth street Am
40 officers from all par's of the country
were present
A cablr despatch was r,s~-ivei from G.,
William Booth. the founder of the ARM.
stating that he would arrive IN this count y
hbout Oct 4 for "A five months Ni-i' H..
aged General was last IN 'hr United state.
four years agn.
Addrv-S-s- of welcome were made Iv
Commander and Mn. BOoth-Tuck.r ,I.i
Informal REPORTS were made by officer fgo.r
interior citl--. The tr.asur'r stated MAT
the returns from the Army's --elf-,irrl,t
w.ssk- this wear were nearly t7O1
The Congress will last until next Wclr-,.
day. This weeks sessions will Ice gi, ,u
up To the rta1 ofhC.rS Next W"rA 'l..
meetings will be- devoted 10 the field ,'i,nnr-.
about 0o0 81 whom aro rSpec'ed. On Natur
d,y the staff officers will go'o Long Bran, 4
br boat 20 conSecrate IA. trmy's frc-h.air
home there. sunday will be devui,-i -
several large meetings at tho Academy u
Music.
Therr will he a parade AT noon on Tue.
day with n number of foats shown vnri0u :
sorts Of Army work In N. evening tha,s
will be a big n r.,ing In Carnegie Hall. With
trooping Of the color- of all the coun'r.,
In which the Army l. organized. Si,v
students will be con-ecrated 10 homo mis-l n
The sun., 1902-05-22
Thomas JeHer.ons Reiixioa.

Fro.p rs Ctso1nan CJn-srdI!- Trfss.s
To rut EbIroE - IHs CoNNEsCiAL- Tam Va A.
the UntAnan pulIdlns a, % Dsacon street boston
Il the following autograph letter from jefferson
60 John Adams Who was an active rniAnAn
MONTICELLO. Jan. is is7,
L thank you. sir. for the copy you have teen
~ Kind a. 80 Sud me of the itcV NJ nAnrroft =
UHitAfAn segnons ! have read them with great
sa,iSfac, on and always rejoice In Efforts TO re,iore
us to primitive Christianity. In all the simplicity
IN which came from the ups oi Jesus Had 70
never been sophisticated by ne Suhtie;i-s Of com
rn~rt,,ts nor paraphrassi into meanings to- ally
f1reign to - character. would ai this day have
h-en the religion % the whole c.,iused world hut
the m,,.phy srAl AbNfscfiohs OF Atnanadus and
the naniNc raNtres Of CAlyr tinru. cd pientifuIly
With the fogg. dr~AnS Of Plato haVr ~ laaded ~
With abSutdiiss aud inconprr hen abi,ltl~N as Ia
ifive inio ianseuty ulcn who had not time p.ii.nee
or opportunity - 'Tip o ~ 10 merit rripas trap
pln.'s ana to sc- IN all 10 ns'N. simplicity and
pIftty. | trust. however. That tAr sam~ ire =,
srrise % pf;yatr igdEmrlt which gave W our
Political reformation vii cstend us effects 10 that
Of religion witch tue prcSc1, volume IL well cal
culated to rucoufsge and ptou..t~
IN JrrrtrspS
on thu occasion ~ hearing = sermon u' William
sT~Kstlonal sCUt,rn ~ lsls. Vhrh drHuitsls r~tat
h~sd IN the tnl'sd NsirN a IntstiAn drlo!IiinA.
tior. Jefferson vgUie
I tras, there l. uO' yoarr man nov In the
Tinted States wno Will not dieS tauariAr
Gtosor A. Tr.Trs
Minirer Firs, Congregational Church. u'nitarian,
xAN - iso2.
The sun., 1902-05-22
Con~~ruinE the danger Point" In PA
tonic Irierdshlp,

To NV Enron ~ THr SrS- Sir In speak
ing Of pl1tonic friendship smother has said
IT, eX i>,ence l. possible II the danger point
has hecn passed Now. how can any human
being think himself capable Of determining
when two people have passed that danger
point one person after another VII say
there r risk In such a friendship ana that one
or tho other viii he sinred
Z, cannot he said that because person
has reached certain age that he or sh. -
immune to the tuberculosis OF love" and
that the point in question has heen passed,
on the contrary thrrr are people of middl.
age Who have never married. whose hearts
Keep forever Sounx. and the love may L.
there dormant which will petChance grow
and blossom under the influence Of one Who ~
wholly congeniAl
IN a man and woman Contemplate entering
into a ulatonic friendship and continually
weigh and lit their feelings to ~" whether
or not th. danger roint II passed. th" charm
T. broken for = fri"Edsa,r of th,s sort j. %
exquisite that vhen one sins To analJs se
N the chief beauty 4 lost
kTe men and women 10 foreFo this del rh'-
fil relationship tust for fear ono or the other
NAV fall in love- There IL so much light and
pfoGt 20 le gained on 10th s,drs. aud u a
friend ~ this -ort -graNit1t". 10 thee iss
Emerson .ay~l why hot ctict ltto ~" tri"ud-
ship with both cye- oien and u- Sllins TO
ac,rpt tho consequences
". have found that b.inr certain aCe
cio.s no, place one beyond tho danger point
and one 4 again NJ see N tic little bark Of
rlstonic frcnd.hip looking for a safe harhor
vhsre he may frop hi anchor Can any one
provide q compass 90 this p~rPieS~d narin-r'
MAJ 20 q { i
The sun., 1902-05-22
Dan Emmett Live. In ohis.

To THr EDITION OF I'M SvS-r ! noticed IN
mi, mornings SuN that q correspondent lnsrued
.hort >one b, old Ian Emmett. iae old time min
s.r.l th. author Of Dixie Old Dan Emmett
pan,cl Decatur Emmett author Of 'Dtis. as he
na-s To sign his cards nvrS on the outskirts OF
Yeunt Vernon. kno, county. ohio IL . small house
uhsrc he must nov have resided fot a scorr CT
more years ma Nr Fmmsii u certainly getting
old hut hl, mrnor IL cleaf and he y dehehte ed
when told ~ shown By clippings from newspapers
that his fnrTnrf acquaintance and frends Hili
remember Elrr ! an told that some ~ his 'rieHds
and admirers among the Older minsr's giv- him
emo IN m1ney To strp him roing Nhsn CERTAIN
wril known minstrel companl comes "a Mount
N~fn N old -vncle Ian u brought m an dressed D.
ard they ret hm and hts old violin on the STAGE
and all hov zh the old minstrel nov can d. but mils
this attention sheds ray ON his llfe and makes
nm glad hope that Snus one who fsmrrbers
Old t'hcle Dsn and may hAyt lost sch, 81 him may
read this and probably write aim ch~Srnr lr''ef,
OF, better yet. rive him NOR .rhsAn'is rrunder
oi their appreciation of one of ih. Ian 81 tae old.
tim. miusireis is bnASNr
Mo- ~ NTrSos v. MAY 10