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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-07-19
HALL OF FAME VOTE.
Opportunity For Persons to Express
Themselves.

The Progress requests its readers and
friends to vote for ten great Mississip
plans for the purpose of having the por
traits of those receiving the largest vote
placed in the Hall Of Fame of the new
capitol.
Please use the coupon given below as
ballot and address Hall of Fame Vote,
Progress Office, Hattiesburg, Miss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25

Says we'll known car specialist: Deaf
ness in ninety per cent. OF the cases is
the direct result of closure of the custa-
chan tube "a little passago-way leading
from tho middle car 10 the back part OF
tho throat from 4. catarrhal Inflammation
of its mucous membrane. Then follows
Il rarcfacton of air i'll the middle car
With consequent intrusion of the drum
and an impaction of the oSSicul;,r arch.
with IA gradual ancllylosis of the ossicular
articulations. and n progressive StenoSis
of the custodian tubes
An editorial in The Medical Brief. q
journal published by and for physicians
and having the largest circulation of any
strictly professional medical publication
in tho world, says (10-l90l. =. lalD:
mon, and the frequent failure Oh lncd ,
treatment makes it necessary that we ioois
for systemic conditions which may pay
a part i'll the continuance OF the troup.e:
AT least three-fourths of the cases ~; ,oL
deafness are duo to catarrhau tllsetSe ~
rolving the euStachian tobe
simply cleansing diseased mucous sul-
faces. initiating the middle ear. lhJestlns
indictments, etc, will make no psrl'la,
nent impression SO long as conSItutloliat
conditions remain unchanged
persistent medication WIN careful AZ
ration of the trouble, and as deafness is
>, very great affection, hampering the In
tiiyidl;l in a business way ana shutting
out much enjoyment. even "a slight M
orSynmeut is well worth working for.
STARTS Catarrh Tablets constitute the
nal mr. constitutional remedy for catnrrh
na,yvhcro q, bout the body, acting as they
dn through the blood they search out and
attack the disease wherever it may Turk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25
PADEREWSKI ENTHUSIASM.
Boston Audience Aroused TO IIystcrlca
Pitch.

Tho New York Herald on Sunday last
describes the scenes witnessed at Padc-
rcwski's recital in Boston last week, when
the audience rose TO its feet as ono man
and checrel the artist for screra! min
,:tes. Such scenes of wild enthusiasm
havo only Eecn aroused by PadcreWskl
OF all the panists, and the fact that he
is still able to stir up the enthusiasm OF
his audiences to this pitch ausurs we'll
for his concert in this city on Thursday
night.
Tho seats for this event. when the art
list is to take his final farewell of the
music-loving people III this city, are on
sale at tho store OF Walter D Moses
and Company, OIL Broad Street. The sale
will be transferred to tho box Office ct
tho Academy OF Thursday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25
That this medicine cures catarrhal deaf
moss is attcsted by many worthy and re-

That this medicine cures catarrhal deal
ness is ;attcsted by many worthy und re-
Mr. c. L. Rembrandt. OF Rochester, n.
y. SAYS: Il have suffered much from
calarr!l of the head, throat and stomach.
| used sprays inhalcrS and powders for
months ut Z; time with only slight relief
ana had no horc of cure. had not the
MEANS to mako a change of climate,
which seemed my only chance Of cure.
rcinarka bic cures made by Stuart'S Ca
tarrh Tablets and promptly bought a
fifty cent box from my druggist and OBJ
tanned such positive beneht from that one
package that | continued to use them
daily until ! now consider myself entirely
catar1h; my head is clear, my digestion
all l could ask aud my hearing, which
had begun to fail as u result of the ca
tarrh, has ereatly improved until I can
hear a well as ever
Mr. james w. Brown says: suffered
from catarrhal deafness for years and
spent hundreds of dollars with specialists
completely cured my catarrh and to-day
l can hear as well as eyer could.
L. Mitchell Hawes, the famous baritne;
in q personal letter to a friend said: II
am going back to my beloved profession
next month This will surprise you,
know, for when I last saw You l never
expected to sing again. but | am entirely
cured of my catarrh and my herring is
lnow rs acute as ever. used Stuart's
Catarri Tables and. in three weeks they
had done for me more than. all the spec
ialists to whom ! paid thousands Of dol
lars and now j am entirely well.
St,larts Catarrh Tablets are sold by
and Won viii become tkeir advocate and
ffiS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25
In the Senate.

The Senate convened at noon Q.icutcn
ant-Liovcrnor Willard in the chair. The
Rev. lDr. J. j. Gravatt offered prayer
Mr.. BaIksGaic offered joint resolution.
providing for "a committee of three from
tho Senate and four from The House 10
Investigate tho offices of the Auditor, Sec
ond Auditor and Treasurer, with a View
10 reporting some more efficient system
81 check and balance than now obtains.
lie stated that lac did not desire 10 crit
iciso the present officials irnt 'naac tho
motion in accord with Tie recommends
lions OF tho Governor : .n.s,.e-5l. ..t.2r
some discussion, im which Mir NcI!wainc
and Mr. Luptou took part, The resolution
went over anil to-day.
The Observation-Disclosures announced the
reception of u communication from the
Maryland Legislature, notifying Tho SEN
ate OF tho appointment OF q joint COM
,niitee Of tho Legislature of that State
TO confer With n similar committee from
tho Virginia General Assembly regarding
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25
Pine Singers Here.

On Friday evening OF the present week
The music-loving people of Richmond will
have an opportunity Of hearing some OF
the finest vocal soloists in the country in
the hall OF the Young Mems Christian
Association
The Redpath Grand Concert Company
is composed of the leading choir and con-
cert singers Of Now York city. Carl u.
Duff, the baritone, has a massive. sono-
rous and yet very flexible voice. Miss
Anita Rio, soprano. has been heard in
Richmond before and is Very popular
The other members of the company are
Miss Bessee Bonsall, Mr.. Ion Jackson and
Miss Henrietta Weber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25
Academy of Medicine.

Tho Richmond Academy of Medicine
and Surgery VIII meet this evening at
$50 at the T. p. A. building, at Third
AND Main Streets.
Tho subject for discussion is Benzoate
OF Gnaiacol, led by DR.. NJ. I. Peyser.
Mr.. A. II. Kaufman is confined to US
home, No. $50 North Fifth Street, having
been injured by q fall last Friday.
Mrs. Preston Nash has recovered from
her recent illness sufficiently to leave the
Virginia Hospital. where she has been
under the care OF Drs. Stuart Mcclure
and T.. Guy Hopkins for q month.
Mr.. Il. J. Loving, who was puralyzed
about five weeks ago, is still in Il critical
condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25
MRS. KEEZELL PARALYZED.
She is Improving, However, and May Shortly
Recover.

Mrs. George q. Keezel, of Rockingham
wife OF the distinguished Senator and
member of tho convention from that
county, was paralyzed at the room OF her
husband, No. 100 East Marshall Street,
at 3 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Mrs Keezell was i'll her usual health
last Sunday and attended church with her
husband. The condition of Mrs. hsezeil
is somewhat improved and he,
physician is very hopeful that she will
shortly recover.
Mrs keezcll was paralyzed in her left
SIDE though the stroke is not thought tt
be q very serious one. She is able tC
speak, though she cannot articu-
late very distinctly.
Tho many friends of Senator lNcczcl
nre deeply moved at his distress and
trust that Mrs Kcczcl may shortly be
restored to health.
Mrs. Keezcll was reported as getting
along very nicely last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25
HOUSE WILL PASS
BLAND BILL TO-DAY
Has Been Ordered to its En-
grossmeRt.
BUSY LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS
Sesate.passes Resolution for Better protce-
tlcu of oyslcrs-Mr. S. II. Bond
Elected Judge Tor Scott County.
The Days Proceedings.
BUSY LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS

The Legislature did a good days work
yesterday after resting OH Sunday.
The senate session was short, but that
OF the House lasted Cor two hours. Both
branches elected Mr.. 5. II. Bond TO sue
cccd tho late X. Il. Kane as Judge Of the
County Court OF Scott
3'hc House ordered :he Bland auaran-
tine bill 10 its cngrossment after further
debate. This foryshadows its passage TO-
gay
Inc senate adopted a Joint resolution
appointed a commission TO act with 4
SIMILAR one from Maryland to consider
laws for the protection oil The oyster IN
duStly.
There was large attendance Of mcm-
rcis on the House size, and many visitors
oi distinction were on The floor including
Mrs. \. j. Montague With u party Of lady
friends
There We're a great many new measures
presented in both branches, but they were
Tor the most part local in tacir nature.
The two Houses Will meet at neon to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25

ny a. large ludJclltS. AS-arAtA 1"iAoou''tSAAS
PASS the House to-day.
Tine House at 3 o'clock adjourned until
noon to-day, having nearly disposed of its
PLACED ON THE CALENDAR.
The following House bills were placed
on the calendar:
By Mr.. Folllcs: To amend and rc-enact
an act entitled IAN act TO incorporate the
Childrcn's Home Society OF Virginia. APP
proved January 90, 1900.
Bv Mr.. Ware: 10 authorize and en-
power tho Board Of Supervisors OF Am
herst county 10 cxpend any surplus in
the treasury OF said county in repairing
and improving tho public roads as well
as opening any new roads or building
bridges Of said county.
By Mr.. Jyell: TO permit Newton II.
Oakley to erect a wharf on the Kappa
hammock River between Moratico and
Farnllam Greeks in Richmond county.
BY Mr.. Smith, of Lee: To sell church
property in Leo county, Va.
BY Mr.. EItins: TO authorize the Board
Of Supervisors OF Page county to IN
crease the levy for purposes in Shenan-
doal Iron Works District in said county.
BY Mr.. Il. C. Jordan: TO enable the
stockholders of the Winchester and Po-
tomac Railroad Company to fix the date
for the annual meeting of said Winches-
ter and Potomac Railroad Company and
of the stockholders thereof.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
The following bills were introduced and
referred to committees for consideration
and report:
by Mr. Woodward: To incorporate the
Virginia Savings Bank and Trust Com
uany.
by Mr.. Duke: For the relief Of j. G.
Hicks.
BY Mr. Taylor: To mako it unlawful
to entcc away or Interfere with person
lawfully bound to another.
BY Mr. Bowman: TO incorporate the
Catawba Valley Railway and Mining
Company.
BY Mr.. Sipc: To amend the code in re-
gard to persons accused of crime to tes-
tify in their own behalf SO as to allow Tor
cross-examination and impeachment.
BY Mr. Weaver: For the relief OF Il.
L. Osborn, of Grayson county.
BY Mr. Cumming: Making it a mis-
demeanor for any person to wear baage
or emblem of secret order unless such
person is Il member OF such order.
BY Mr. Folkcs: To fix. the salaries OF
guards at pentcntiary.
BY Mr. Cumming: Authorizing the SUI
pcrvisors of Elizabeth City county toSpay
the sheriff for light and heat in the coun-
ty Jail.
BY Mr.. Cumming: To amend the code
(section 3392) in relattonssto appeals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25
PASSED.


The following bills We're passed:
House hill 10 cmCnd charter Of the Po-
tonlac River Railroad Company.
senate bills To authorize Chesapeake
and Chic Railway Company TO maintain
dam across James river ut Colcmans
Falls, in Bedford county.
20 Incorporate the Roanoke Industrial
and \ Agricultural Association.
BILLS OFFERED.
The following bills We're presented:
lSv Mr.. Donohoc: TO amend act In
cooperating The metropolitan Western
Railroad OF Virginia.
lsv Mir Iupton: 10 exempt Winchcs-
ter Memorial Hospital from taxation.
ISy Mr.. 6rucc: To incorporate the IN
terstaie Furnace and Trust Company
BY Mr.. Lupion: TO authorize Win
chester and Frederick counties 10 appro-
pirate money to tho Winchester Memorial
Hospital.
BY Mr. Locate: To permit y. II. G.
Means TO erect a wharf at Wachaprcauue.
BY MIR Sale: TO incorporate Norfolk
Chamber OF Commerce.
Icy Arr Oyic: 70 amend Code il rcla-
ton TO enforcement Of judgments.
BY Mr.. Sale: In regard to publication
Of the Norfolk city ordinances
by Mr.. Shamds: To incorporate En-
poria Land and Investment Company.
munkey Game Clui'.
By Mr.. Sears: TO amend act incor-
cooperating Richmond and Underwater
Railroad Company.
BY Mr. Cosbill: Fer relief OF e. L.
Burrows.
by AIR. Anderson: TO amend act OF
incorporation OF Ciiiidrcn's Homo So
cietv
BY Mr. Anderson: To give Jefferson
Davis Monument Association right to
construct memorial arch at Twelfth
and Broad Streets
lsy air. Cosblll: For relief of William
3cidcf.
by Mr.. Bruce: To authorize Gladcville
to Issue bonds.
by Mr.. st. Clair: TO incorporate the
Southwest academy, at Pulaski, Va
ilougc Proceedings.
The House was called 10 order ut noon
by Speaker Ryan and PRAYER was offered
by Rev. p. Z. Price.
The reading of the Journal of Satur-
GAYS proceedings was dispensed with on
motion of MIR. Ec&th1rston The Commit
tee on Roads Were allowed 10 sit during
the sessions OF the House on Thursday.
in order 10 make their trip TO EYsfolz
city 10 :ootl oyer Tho ground with refer
encc to pending bills.
Che following bills were farorubly re-
rcr;cd from the Committee on rIractc:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25
INAUGURATION sLEEPING-CaIs
LINE.

Between Old Point Comfort { n Hack
sonvilfe.
4 line Of sleeping cars will be started
between Old Point and Jacksonville via
Chesapeake and Ohio. Richouln0 and Sea-
board Air Line Railway to Jacksonville.
first car leaving Old Point Tuesday. Feb
ruary 18th, first ear leaving Jacksonville
Thursday. the 10th instant.
This line will run on Chesapeake and
Ohio trains Nos. . and 5 and Sedboard Air.
Line train Nos. 81 and 81.
THIS arrangement win give passengers
fromm Richmond unexceiled slccp.ns car
service for Jacksonville and the South. as
the sleeper will lay over mere from 40
Z NJ. until 1O:37 T. II.
Travel South via the Seaboard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25
Old por1inion Managers.

The regular meeting OF the Board of
Managers of the Old Dominion Hospital
will DO held in tic college building this
evening at 4::0 o'clock. All members are
stlY#rcuueste ed 70 at end.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25
After 80 Years.

Ihos. T. Wood. SIS 18th st, Sacramento.
Cal. "One 80 cent box of Pyramid Pic
80 Years / suffered; underwent a fright
rul operation, nearly died. but failed to
cure. ] WAS unable TO walk when j tried
pyramid Pile Cure. The first application
relieved me" All Druggists sell sc.
Quickly cures every form of piles Book
free BIZ mail. pyramid Drug Co. Mar
shall Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25

by a large majority. twill undoubtedly
pass the House to-day.
+ Tine House at 2 o'clock adjourned until
noon to-day, having nearly disposed Of its
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25

legislation for the protection Of the oys-
ter beds of the two States and asking
that such committee be appointed. II
was suggested by Mr.. Applegarth, of the
MARYLAND Senate. that tie committees
meet In Washington or at Old Point.
Mr. Sale proposed n joint resolution
providing for joint committee OF three
from the Senate and five from the House
TO meet the Maryland committee. Inc
resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Bruce then nominated Mr.. Samuel
Il. Bond as county Judge OF Scott county
and he was elected unanimously.
DAVIS MONUMENT.
Mr. Anderson introduced ana had placed
on the calendar n bill confirming the au-
14or.ity conferred by the iichlnoad City
Council on The Jefferson Davis Monument
Association 10 erect an arch over Broad
Street at Twelfth.
When the bill amending section 1883 of
tho code III reference 10 the power Of
railroads TO change their tracks was
reached on the caIen0ar, Mr.. Revercombe
offered two amendments designed to pre-
vent the Chesapeake and Ohio from
abandoning The track of the Lex
inGton Branch of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway fsnm Balcony
Falls 10 Lexington Mr.. WickhaIn
ing III The bill 10 authorize the abandon
mont the bin was designed solely to au-
thorize railway companies TO condemn
land for the purpose OF Strengthening OK
listing tracks
AMENDMENT DEFEATED.
Mr.. l,cverconibc was not wholcly dis
posed TO accept Mr.. WicllhamS intcrprc-
tation, though, OF course, not meaning 10
imply that it was ingenious. There is
now pending a bill to allow the Chcsa-
peake and Ohio TO abandon its tracks TO
Buena Vista and use those of the Nor
folk and Western TO that p6,nt. IN the
course of a statement concerning the lat
ter hTil Mi. Wickham said the Pennsyl-
vanta "exorcscG potential Influence in
The control Of the Chesapeake and Ohio,
hut liz lad no idea it owned a controlling
interest.
The amendment proposed by Mr.. Rcvcr-
combe, prohibiting the merging OF two
separate lines under the bill. was de-
featcd and the bill was ordered to its
ri,crosSIocnt
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To amend section IA CT the Code in re-
Intion to correction OF erroneous assess
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PLACED ON THE CALENDAR.
The following, House bills were. placed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25

BY Mr.. Garrett: To amend the code
fsection ao:s) in relation to what shall
constitute q lawful fence.
BY Mr.. Jennings: TO provide for col
lection OF fees OF clerks Of courts.
BY Mr.. Duke: For the relief of G. NJ
Erbenbright.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25

House bill to amend and re-enact an
| act relating to unlawful hunting IN tfle
| counties of Surry and Prince GeorSe.
House bill for the protection OF part
ridges or quail in the county of Stafford,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25

CLI.
House bill to allow J. S. Goody and
BROTHERS to erect a wharf or pier III front
of their oyster house on the creek known
as Long Reach, Accomac county va.
a bill to allow J. II. Chandler to erect
a wharf or pier on Long Reach, Accomac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25
-ANIlENDMEN'r .DEFEATED.

The amendment proposed by Mr.. Rcvcr-
connie, prohibiting the merging OF two
separate lines under the BILL was de-
featcd and the bill was ordered to its
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25

House bill to incorporate tho Richmond
Methodist Mission Association.
House bill to authorize and empower
Wilson & Bloxonl to buiid q. Pier anu
w,toh. house in James river at the mouth
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-11-06

white and red, 25c and soc; Black in
kid or patent tip, patent leather, light
soles, 75c and Sl.0O.
Fat Baby aud Foot Form Hose for
fat babies, plain or patent tip, 55c, 81.
Underwear, Hosiery in full supply;
Coats from 95c upward, pretty things
in ciderdown, bedford cords and cloth.
Curtain Poles Very Cheap
We claim your preference because
sell cheaper than others. And just at
this season of the year the item of
in these is Il matter of Importance.
> for 25c for Curtain Poles that reg
ularly sell for 2Oc each, complete with
fixtures, White enamel or Oak, the
size suitable for putting up curtains Of
all kinds or draperies. White ones
have white knob fixtures with gilt
trimmings; oak have pole ends to
each have brackets to fasten to VIM
dow. Other stores ask AS much as 20c
for no better, our price is l3c or . for
25c complete. sc for Sash Curtain
Rods, with fixtures; these generally
sell for 10c.
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Infants Wear
Children'S Clothes

Handsome things for the children Il
little prices. Our store is the place t,
buy the little ones bib and tucker. Tn,
largest and most complete assortment
to be found; have quite recently addeC
Il full lir of ready made garments, 81
that you can find clothing for the baby
or the little one from head to foot in
great variety. The time is past when
mothers sew and make up all these
things. Now they buy them all ready
to wear cheaper than you can buy the
goods and make them.
Dainty, pretty and serviceable gar.
ments. Note the prices:
Silk Caps, 25c, 35c, Soc, 65c, S5c, 81 to
$l.50 in white, blue, pink, red, old rose,
well lined, some fur trimmed with
, white swansdown; others with lace and
rufiies and rnching.
Wool Caps knit of fine wool yarn,
silk yarn edges SOC; Silk Caps, satin
ribbon drawn all over outside 81.
Toques, the great cap for winter wear,
wool yarn, fancy stripes, 25c.
Long Skirts, heavy shaker flannel,
silk embroidered edges, soc and 75c;
Fine white flannel, embroidered in silk,
81 90 and Sl.25.
Short Skirts, shaker, with hem, cam
brio waists, embroidered edges, DC and
soc; White wool flannel, cambric waist,
finished in silk, 81.
Knit Saques, finest wool yarn, blue
and pink edges, Toe to Sl.75. The best
are hand knit.
Eiderdown Saques, pink and blue
cotton flannel heavy fleeced, silk rib
bon strings, 25c; White eiderdown,
trimmed in blue and pink, silk en-
broidery and ribbon, soc.
Eiderdown Kimonos, blue and pink
collars, lapels and cuffs, silk trimed, 75c.
Flannel Shawls, wool, hemmed and
scalloped edges, silk embroidered flow
ers in corners, 10, Sl.0O and $l.25.
Short skirts in Cambria and Main
sock, tucked, hemstitched embroidery
ruflles, lace and embroidery trimmed,
25", 50c, Zoe, $l.00, SIPS, $1.50.
Long and Short Dresses, India linen,
cambric, nainsook and long cloth, trim
med with fancy yokes of lace and in
sertion, ruflles in embroidery, hem
stitching, lace and insertion, 25c to
$3.50.
Booties, fine wool yarn, blue and
pink trimmed, l0c, 15c and 25c pair;
Silk knit, colors, 25 and SOC; Long ones,
wool, fancy colors, SOC.
Leggins, knit from fine wool, with
straps, 25c; in white or black, or knit
like drawers, SOC and 75c.
Mittens, black, red, blue, pink and
white wool, 1Oc, l5c, 25; Silk, 3Oc pair.
Shoes, soft sole, black, blue, p ink,
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VERDILLA,

H. Aucker of Chulasky spent
pay with friends here.
,ia'haway Kelly and family of
Dury were visitors here over
Flay.
lss Bessie Rhymestine of Sc
Grove spent Sunday with her
fd' Lizzie Schrey.
l, ~ and Emanuel Longacr- are
icy. '' '
,ey say that in many cases the
hat are told about a man don't
nall as much as the truth.
'iu now the Roman Catholics
'ee public school system abol-
!" the PHILIPPINE Islands.
say 1t hurts their church.
pity, Tor the old church,
says that the public schools
''c nursery of hell.
ls".: Io,e this reaches your readers
rr,'an 0a !, will be a thing Of the
~ IL won't be Pattison either.