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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Fffteen-ro0m roominS house
business; best location in city: must be
sold AZ once; Will sell very cheap. Good
reasons for selling out Inquire az aS
y. Emporia- L-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Fresh Jersey COW. Address
Box ul6 giving age and where can be
seen. H-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-17

wANTED-Gssolins stoves = clean ard
repair. :. W. Burton. IS z Douglas
-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-17
WANTED-PARTNER.

AGENTS WANTED-An agent either
sex. 10 sell shirt waist goods IN theD
home and surrounding towns. Larzs
line including high-ciass novelty pat
terms. and exclusive designs. Sells on
eight. Big pay TO right party. Buckley
Custom Shirt Co. Dept. P. St Louis.
No. 1-ll-u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-17

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STAYED OR STOLEN-Satur1ay night
June e one sorrsl horse. about -
hands high. rangv. one white hind foot
with sore on pasture Joint. above other
foot Return TO or notify r ". Rut-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-17

AGENTS WANTED-To sell territories
for practical calf-dehorning knife. Chas
s Matthews IL North Topeka avenue.
Wichita ST
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20
Ghaa. O.. Crooks c.,

st. Qoui8" erIt Ga6mitta98 1 lt6r
80 W2inutsn
8eet6ppen : Gomtte abges
hIib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20

80 W}inuten.
8eet6opcn Gomtte abges
bIiBt.
0ien, 10. DECEMBER. - 0a8
Projett, 8eetboDen'8 6terbe5immer
uno ano6re 3immer Ieiner Wobnung
intutt 3u hdlten, muBte uniiberninOz
li6er 9ebGubei6pierigfeiten bdIber
fallen gelafen per0en. 9a8 8eetboz
Oen4Gomite, benz betrG9tli9e S4ens
tungen perIprofen iporoen ipdren,
Oarunter bon Der 6er3o9in Don MarIz
borough, 2oro Rapier unO 2(nberen,
bate beabii9tigt, bic RGume gu einem
8eet6oOenzW}uIeum aus3ugeitaIten.
Sin @ei9na6t ts8ef9enf
fir bic 8rOnprtn3efz
lin oon 6u6fen.
8erlin, 19. 9e3. - Sine Riite
nit Neibna6t8geI6snfen rpel6e nit
8eloern getarft iino, Die our8 Freiz
piL1ige 8eitrGge oufgebra6t poroen
iino, iino BON DRESDEN aus an bic
8rGfin Don NlontigroIo, frii6ere
Rronprin3eifin bon Sa6ien, tpeI6e
i'm DECEMBER 1902 nit oem 6ran5oz
Ten 8iron a6reiite, na6 Stalien gez
1an0t porben. Gs lit bic 2l6Ii4t Der
Senoer, tbre 2lbneigung gegen odS
fddiiIds 80nig86aus gum 2lusoru6e
3u bringen.
Die 6indn3ldge bes
g p ties.
q Q m, 19. Deg. - @s miro bieu
| beitritten, oaB man @elo 6inter BEN
Gardiner i'm S6luF3immer oeS pers
ItOrbenen 9apite5 gefunOen babe.
9o4 miro 3ugsitanoen, oaB pie in eiz
ner 9eitern ernd6nten 9epeI4e ers
pG6nten GeIoer I6on Iun8e in BEN
6Gnben Der 9ropaganoo puren.
Die 6inan3lage bes pGpitli6en 6os
fes piro ais un3ufrieoenIteQero be-
| 3ei6net uno DerurIade benz 8upIte
Gorgen. Dis nGmli8 Die ipeItli6e
Ma6t 9eitiir3t mar, bebielt 9apIt
9us ber Reunte ale bic 8eamten,
pel6e ni4t in bic italieniIhen 9ien=
| ite treten DolIten, Bel uno be3ablte
oieIel6en aus Ieiner Soi6e, lpObl in
oem 8Iau6en, Dab Die 8eieBung
Rom's our9 bic Sytaliener ri9t lange
an6alten peroe. 0ieier 8etrag Derz
urIa1te groBe 2lu8lugen.
Die 90 On d 8 frdge.
Rom. 10. 9e8. - Die Regelung
Der Fraqe Der 0}0n4slGnoereien in
ben q6ilippinen erleoigt audi, ME
man bier glaubt, bic MOn65fruge
| Iel6f. Die 5ron3i5toner nerOen, pie
| man oldu6t, biz. oynieln gang berlafen,
| ba iie tein @elo 6a6en, Inn QanD at
| taufen, uno audi feline fonitigen Cub
| iiIten3mittel. @inige Der 3ecollettiiten
nerOen blei6en, oa iie mod etnigen
| @runo6eIiB bort baben. Sir Die 9o<
! minifaner piro our6 lire llntOerittdt
| geIorgt tperOen, unD bic Nugultlner
fperOen Dos in SlozSlo erri6tete Sc
6duOe, Da5 jeBt pon ben 2(meritanern
als RuIerne 6eniiBt pirO, tpieoer be-
3ie6en; Iie perOen BON Der &egterung
cine @ntT6GOigung perIangen. Die
! 9tuQuitiner perben Das @ebduOe al5
cine S6ule Qebrau6en.
SSm 8an3en nirO Die 3a6l Der nit
0er @ene6migung Der neuen ameritaz
nii6en 8if6Dfe in ben P6iIippinen
6lei6enben W}0nde bic 3iffer $50 nt4t
ii6eriteigen; anoere M0nde peroen
W}angels an 6onO5 nidt mebr nu@
Cem 2lr6ipel gei6itt perOen. Inter
benz a(ten Regime trug Spanien Die
Soften fir 8ef0rOerung bon 9}0n6eu
na9 ben Pbilipptnen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20

9ic beiten MnO ncueiten 6Ontnne
oeutider Sdriitfeler. ionic aHlmtlidlt oeuti9e
3titi5riftsn THo iu beijebn ourb
u. 5Gnitfb. ger. 10, Seorss sQOppIetcnfir
Nlau ubonnire fir Gurtenlaube 1904
G}5e5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20
S. fofioe etGene S6aukef:
fii6fe $1.75.

N}it Si6er6eit fam geIa9t neroen,
baB ni6t5 4ebnIi9e8 ie in
bieier Staot oagetpefen it, oenn
9redt Scott lit ge3lpungen, einen inn
menIen @orrat6 in N}06eIn uno Sep
piden unb 6aus6aItspuaren iofort
uus3ubertdufen. @r gibt feline 8ap=
StraBen .Qdoen auf uno er m Ii E
Dertaufen, e6e er oieIe i6lieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20
Great
Ste 9r0Btcm Bargains, je
Dfferirt tlt Wt0bclm 1tmO
@altsbAltstuAaren ttt
Oent &G1tt1tttHgsOer>
fnttf bon Great
ScOtt's Swet9s
S1Ocm.

9reat Scott's q 4 II m II II q g
9 erto uf in ieinen 3peig 2doen
an 8 a y ftr q BE uno 6 emit r 4 L
Ipenue nimmt 5u uno bringt
Bargain 8dufer gu 3duienoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20
$50 3arforsoSampem $50.

0isIe iIt S6re Gbance, bic Gbance
zines 2ebens, Die 9r0Bten Bargains
in BurIorz unb S6laf3immer YtObz
lerents, 8Ieiberf6rGnten, Gbiffoniez
rem, 2tus3isbtiI9en uno Speiie3imz
mer Stii6Ien, 8Uffets uno Yor3eIz
Iani6rGnten, Morrisitii6len, email
Iirten 8ettitenen. Seppi6en uno
Rugs, Wol= uno Steppoeden, in 4lz
lem, mas Sbr in oieien 4rtiteln mO8z
1i6er Deiie brau6t, gu etlpu E line NJ
9rittel be5 Dertbe5 unO 3u ben
ItbtruIften g E D tn9unge II
III fdufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20
Nrnin.R n.Rihne.Semetern.

7sr ib,aI: ealt:mOr,s GrisObof, Habs gtssSia.,
,,p,i sltlttijb, SdbuliuisH uHo gimIicos8ouItparo
brett ,uu 6rissboi, aHt S,arabnbpldss nnttr
h,tiasr gfIsst Ti,Nrise grsiis 0tlaHat Htutn
esussuir= r=RatalSs. Gfiies: ESQ 3srosGsari,s'
6iraSt (9sjat GeI9BsHsA lDa2-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20


So frdn30Iii6sWurb rberzScarfs CSC.
$3.50 8root M}inf 6cdrfs $1.29
$6 3obel SpoFunzScurfs $3.98
$40 einfaGe 3o6elz pber SfabeGa>
6u6s : Scarfs, nit ndtiirli6en
6u9s 8iiI4eln ..... $6.9S
$50 boppeIte Sfa6eGa 8ous, Is
3oll lang ............... $l2.5O
$22 e6te 6raune Maroer Stolds,
betbe Seiten gleid9 ................ $3.50
S. Yel3 : @urnituren fir Mdb4en,
braunes 3obel6uur ..... $3.98
S. amerifanii9s 3o6elzNtuff $3.50
$40 3Obelz oper SIo6eao Studs
Wluff ................ $3.50
$3.50 sdte rui1iide SiGbeQdz ooer
3obel 6u6s M}uff ...... $40
SamenzN6ntrl.
$12 0umcn W}ilitGr W}dntel,
9an3 tpolIena 8erfep .. $3.50
SIS 0umen N2ilitGr Wdntel,
feline, gang pollene 3i6elins .. $3.50
S16 bis 500 Oamen Binterz
M}Gntel, feinite impOrtirte &eriep uno
3i6elins .................. $lo
S12.5O 609It moberne NtdD6sn7
W2dntel, 8erIep unO 3i6eline. $3.50
$40 unD $3.50 8inbsr Wldntel,
feine Sarfep, poGe oreiOiertel Gdnge
S.
8el;<Ndntcl.
S35 @lectric Seal WlGntel, $23.90
$50 g&eQrzSeal W}Intel, Sturm@
fronsn ......$2 $29
S65 g}earzSeul MGntel. $49.5O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20
o,unur.R .Rorf.gem.teru.

qeu, e,ftiun,n fnb itbt Jur S.d6tiauns hsEs''
riht,t gsl. ausespoblte 9ots. Ser Snpsr;nt.H'
bent btg @runots uRD 9ebtns pirO isos asipnnihts
augluuft ert6tileu Eas Gremdtor m
htbt tdqlb Iur suiptfticn often. E8sesu RabsrsnI
ptaot man f6 cn ben SuptrnttnOnt.n oStr an
oos Sartcu in Rr Il, g9sfsSaratoaa as5trdbs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20

gcltimOre, 18 93ember 1908.
9u elmer Sisuug DER 9irettOren Der
,,2rpptrB & W1edanics RatioHaI SdnF"
rurrpe Der folQenoe 9eibluB Jum au0eoeuteu an
6rn. 7frcOtrid S. SaoiOion auQeuommU:
9ei6lofen nit qroBtm 9soaUcrn bat 0ies Gircts
torium ron oem pl1Blid)cu 8ooe Oes
6rn. JresertA s. 9dptefou,
zines Tirettoreu ecitr 9ant. Q;b0rt. dit iejncm
5obe perliert Oas Gtmcinmcicu eiucH ebrcumutbeu
mn ti6tiqcn @iirQ,r uuD Ocie @ant eiH ior8s
fdltjqcs qepiimbaites MitQljeO ibrcs Sirettoz
RUINS. Der itHs 9flbten III qctrsucr, gercd)tcr
uuo iatperhdnpiger g9siie eriiiute uuD 0ecn grobe
S0flidteit mn Site isincn llmoau9 nit 9eOcrz
mann au5st9nete
gei6luKeu oaB mir Der bsraubten Gdmilie uHicr
btrili6es DttQ,fiibl ausiprcbeu uuo OoB tbr cine
abi6rft otisr gti8life 3ugcianOt DcrOc.
SamsS Glarf. 8rdiioent,
$3.50 Gbas q. WIiGgr, Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20
75""'a"% $*s "3:'{es,, lOei(na(5t6=BorgainS
Sehe Obne Slnieben Der
Gnfanfepree.
GrpBer @erfauf Don 0an1en 9(nSu9en, afetS, ~pe3en
fit retiger ars DIE .Sdffte Oct GnsrOs- 2Preie
$15 ,,9ailnrsMabes "gIusilge,


SIS ,,9nilursDlabes "gInsiigs,
1915
200 fein geI6neiberte 2(n3iige, aus
feiner I6ottiffsn N2irtures unb
idli6ten G6epiots, $15 tpertb, ic nur
$9.75
$40 Bring gllbtrtz mnb SlDnirnsGIns
siigc, $3.50.
aus I6nor5en, bGauen, SrfprO unb
braunen Gbepiots, 3ibeIines unn
8roaDclotbs, 500 unb $25 lpertb, fir
$12.50
$25 grDnorIuthzan;iisr, $3.50.
8lau, braun unb i4pur3, Spe8ials
8rei8 ..................".$l $l6.5O
Bniits nls Gelhentc.
Seioent Waiits aus gan5 feibener
8affeta uno 9euu De SOiezSeioe, nur
in Idpar5, S. pertb .........$2.4 2.49
0amen>0aifts aus mercsri3eO Wluz
bras uno gemuiterten @eitings, $3.50
bis So rpsrtb; fir. S9c. 'uno $1.49
gnppen. Spirliaden unb SpieIr.
geginn oss 54luBpertaufs BON
alien Spiena6en i'm Spiel3eu9z9ez
partement gu 2tufrdumungs@P Preifen:
13z30Gige puppen aus 8ldceleber,
nit 6iiften 8elent, S4u6en uno
5triimpfen .......... 23c.
12s30Ilige9lieoe Puppsn, rur 24c.
6ub7fe 15z3DGIige @IdceleOer>Pup>
pen, berpe8Ii6e 2lugen, S6ube uno
Striimpfe ...."....... 48c.
16z30qise @liecer Puppen, ,S6uRe
uno Striinpfe etc. ........ CSC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20

Saltimore=G emeterB, sSsi sSTiS:Tosms. iS1s; aHs
stardbriSplds. gum gtrtauf - BON t25 an, nit
TarmorpfUFen abater.nit $35-9Ios iir grdber.
(SaulS,lSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20
gGnr rim SEGliflcr,

@IeDelunb, o., 19. DECEMBER.
- Die oGentral 3ruIt So. Fat 6eute
Iu6mittag Die 2tnga6e Oer0ffentli4t,
OuB Der am "A. 2tuguit geitorbens Sez
tretGr unb 68aBmeiiter s. 30. Rdoz
Der elm Defi3it BON $4,000 binterlaIz
len fat. Der 8etrag muB 0on elmer
8irgIaaft5 : Gompugnie gutgema6t
peroen. Seit einiger 3eit fino Sc
ri8te i'm llmIaufe, OaB RaOber in
5olge BON finan3ieGen S4nierigfeiz
ten Sel6ItmorD bsgangen babe. 0ie
couitatirt nuroe, fat 3doOer auBer9
benz nod cine Der 2(ftien Der Gompagz
ME auf Ii4 au5geitelt unb ben Be-
trag barauf auf 100 2tftien er6Obt.
2tuf @runO oisier 5dlI6ung erlangte
er BON Der gGucIio 8urt gtatiOnul
8anf" cine 2(nlsi6e BON $4,000. Die
leBtara 9e7eGi4aft BAT cine &lage an
geItrenqt, um geri6tlib feItIteuen 3u
la1en, nel6e @sieGI6aft Ou8 8elO 3u
erIeBen fat. G5 beiBt jaBt, DAB Iid
Ru0Oer's S6ninbeleien duf $4,000
6elaufen. 8u06er mar elmer Der beitz
6etannteiten 8eI6Gftsleute Der Staot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20
$500 .Sancn 9nfte $3.50.

Sin toloTuIer gorratb bon 6eierz
tagsnaaren uno RoDitGten fir 8eibz
nd6tS @eI6ente pirO in glei6er
02i7e geopfsrt, benn 'oieIer lit Elm
8Gumungs 8ertauf. 2lueS
in Great Scott's San : StruBen=2dz
ben muB losgeidIagen lperOen. 9reat
Scott fugt, baB peoer 8ertA, nod
Soften in 8etru6t ge3O9en perben.
8omnt uno ernotet ben 8ortbeil aus
oieIem RGunulngs 9ertauf an 8apz
StraBe uno Central 2lOenue.
SeOen A6enO Offen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20
gudj Gin ganfier brribmnnOen.

2(rbmpre, Snb., ,z5err., 10. 9e3.
- Die 8uumnpGzMafler g. 6.
9onneGD &c 60, peI9e 8iireaur in
@ainegpiGe, Ser, OtIa6Omasgit1.
9aurs 8aGep un0 2trbmore baben,
iteuten ibre 8a6lungen Elm. Der Gbef
Der 5irmu it perI6punDen. Gs 6eiBt,
6aB bic 8erpfIi6tungen Der @eIeGz
i6aft iebr bod iino. Sn 2trbmore
peroen GENTLE Spetulanten pobl an
bic $4,000 an's 8ein 6inben miiTen.
9ie 6irmu mar in Der 80rIe in Repz
Orleans unb in gbicago Dertreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20

- Die 8unoe8 Sruppen in ben
@ruben Regionen bon Colorado
lperoen 3uriitge3ogen; Der Strife iit
borii6er.
- PrdIioent 3DoItoelt bate gez
tern in BuIbington cine 2ln3dbl@ons
feren8en nit &d6iuetsmitglieoerna
ii6er beren gGdtur iebO9 gtt4ts an Die
SeFfentIi9teit lam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-20
Sn 0faften.
8mRlanS nth Sapan f1nncn ben
Srics nitbt erflGrcn, Sa eS am
3ScrOmS rerMm fcblt.

China ipiro ebenf1qs boGbeinig uno
min RuBlanO aus Der Manoiaus
rel DsrorGngt 6a6en, - Der ame@
ritani74e 8oniuI 3ei9t ben Siirz
fen, mas ,eine 6arte" iit. - 2tnz
Oere europdiI6e &a6el6eri6te.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06
w. .. TEMPhE.

The first rehearsal of the Singh
Skule Beginment, the entertainment
which the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy are going to persent Thursday
night at the Burkett Hall, took place
last night at the residence of Mrs. r.
G. Howell, the president, and not
withstanding the several entertain.
ments which attracted many of the
promised members, large number
were present and splendid rehearsal
was held. Those who were thers
found that the entertainment is one
that interests the 'skollars'' as well
as the patrons and very jolly time
was the sequel of the meeting last
night. 1t is hoped that all who have
promised to take part will be in at
tendance tonight.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06
A BRANCH IF NOTHING ELSE.

Mr.. Pond, the promoter of the Mem
phis aud Pensacola railroad, is re-
ported as saying that his road, while
it will run direct to Pensacola, will
have feeders, one of which will run to
Mobile. Mr.. Pond tried hard to get
control of the Mobile, Jackson and
Kansas City road, but failing in this
it may be presumed that he will yet
run branch somewhere from the main
line north to this city and then con-
tinue it to Mobile. We do not look for
or expect the main line to come to
Hattiesburg, but we do anticipate a
branch, whether it is extened from
this city to Mobile or not.
Hattiesburg is becoming railroad
center and all the roads passing
this part of the state would
like to connect here with the four
roads we already have. If Mr.. Ponds
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06
CALL FOR CONVENTION
TO SETTLE RACE QUESTION

Madison, Wis, March 5.-The In
itiatory steps for convention to set
tie the race question were taken il
senate this moring when Senator Pat.
ten presented joint resolution au.
thorizing and requesting the governor
to call upon governors OF all other
states to appoint ten delegates to the
convention to be held in Atlanta,
Ga, commencing July 4.
''The present agitation of the race
problem, the resolution states,
offers, we believe, the opportunity
of such consideration of it as will
bring a better understanding of its
nature, and may point the way to a
just solution. -
Governor Lafollette and leading
politicians are in favor of the confer
ence. The governor says:
Wisconsin has taken the lead
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06

OF course all the readers of the Pro-
gress noticed yesterday the display ad-
vertisement of the Hattiesburg Drug
Co. This is one of the most reliable
houses In the state and claims to
keep the purest drugs. Besides this
1t has employed men to fill prescrip-
lions who thoroughly understand their
business, having made life study of
IT. As the advertisement reads, some
people are vrey particular as to whom
they employ as their family physician
when really they should be just as par
tlcular as to the purity of the medi-
cine used. This house is reliable and
makes no mistakes in filling prescrip-
tions.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06
CASE OF WRIT ADAMS AGAINST
THE BOARD POSTPONED,

Ellisyille, March 5.--In the case
of Writ Adams, state revenue agent,
against the board of supervisors OF
Jones county and Eastman, Gardiner
81 Co., Chancellor Deavours last even
ing sustained the demurrer filed by
the counsel for the board, and thus
relieved them from liability in the
cause. The action against the CO.
defendants was transferred to the
federal court. The amount involved
is in the neighborhood of $40, 600.
alleged to be due for the cutting of
timber on school lands. The board
some time ago compromised the mat
ter with Eastman, Gardiner & Co.
for $500, and the revenue agent sought
to set aside the settlement as illegal,
and to establish the liabilities of the
of the board and their bonds
men for the alleged illegal settlement
Of the cause. The case attracted wide
and was exhaustively argued.
sJohnston's earsaparflia never fails, ras
Mn ~ 80 foe vsaru. Orsa - u<kfr~n
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06

road passes through Clarke and Wayne
counties, as the report says it will do,
then very likely a branch will be
built from Hattiesburg to connect with
it or what is more probable it will be
built direct to Mobile, as Mr.. Pond
seems determined to get into Mobile
from some section of this state. 1t is
well-known fact that he has fallen
in love with Hattiesburg and he wants
a road of his own running into this
city.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At a meeting of the stockholders
of the Electric Light and Power Com
pany held at the Office of the company
last night, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing term
H. s. Stevens, president; j. ID.
Donald, vicce- president, and N. B.
Blount, secretary and treasurer.
The above gentlemen were also
elected a board of directors with the
addition OF the name of A. K. McInnis.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06

among northern states in graphing
with social problems. The con-
ference is not for this state, but for
all the states. If the meeting does
good for the negro it will do good for
the southern and northern states as
we'll. 1t is to be hoped that the
south will enter with the other states
of the union in honestly and sincerely
Joining in the conference. +"
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06
A Great Lecture.

All are cordially invited by First
Church of Christ Scientist of Hatties-
burg, Miss. to attend lecture on
Christian Science, at the Christian
Science Hall Friday evening. March 8.
1908, at s o'clock, by the Hon. VIM. G..
Ewing, late judge of the superior court
of Cook county. Illinois, and q member
of the international Board of Lecture
ship of the Mother Church in Boston,
Mass.
Subject: Christian Science.
Admission free. Come and bring
your friends. mch5-2t
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06
NOTICE..

On and after this date our Plumbers
have instruction to collect for all re-
pair work on completion of work. Our
reason for this is that the amounts are
so small, we can't afford to send ont
collector and we hope our patrons will
appreciate our position and help us,
Thanking you for your patronage, we
are very truly.
mch6-3t BEARD LEE PLUMBING Co.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06
WITHOUT OPPOSITION.

Cat. j. P. Carter of Hattiesbrug,
in response to the request of large
number of voters, has come out for
state senator from Perry county.
Captain Carter is a high type of citi-
zen and he would worthily represent
that county in the state senate. 1t
is more than probable that he will be
nominated and elected without op-
position. jackson News.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06

syohuston's earsaparf11a never fails nas
Mood the test Tor 20 years; Quart Bottles"
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
State of Mississippi

00"EO OI Is1IoSIsfIPpI.
To j, T. Bearden:-You are com
manded to appear before the chancery
court of the second district of the
county of Perry. in said state. at rules.
in the second Monday (and 18th dsy) of
April, 1908. to defend the suit In said
court OF D. G. Chsmbless, wherein you
are defendant. This 26th day of
February. 1903
feb26 3w II. M. McCALLUM, Clerk. .
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06

A great convenience to the people
living in that part of town is a new
footway across Gordon creek near
Stewards store, which has just been
completed through the untiring efforts
of Reuben Grayson, assisted by Street
Commissioner Cooper.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06

The lecture at the hall used by the
Christian Science promises to be the
best ever had in this city, and doubt
less the hall will be crowded.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06

This looks very much like spring
weather. The peach trees are bloom
ing, the grass is putting out and
men are seen examining fishing rods
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06

Miss Josie Dolfus is at home again,
after a delightful visit to Mobile
friends.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-06
Boston Shoemaker.

First-class repairing neatly done.
Will be located at Jackson's Shoe Store
after next Monday. mch2-lw
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-04
EXPRESS COMPANY ROBBED.
Burglars Take Cash and VauabIes
at Rochester, Mimi.

Rochester. Mimi, Nov. 4.--Burglars
entered the office of Wells Fargo &
Co. in this city, drilled open the safe
and took 500 in cash, the express
book and other valuables. The exact
loss is not known. The robbers gained
entrance through the back cellar door
and escaped in the same manner. The
work was done by professionals, as
local men could not do so smooth
work. No clue.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-04
A LONG SESSION.

"A UV.Au kJ0kJ0AVNs
1t is pretty safe to say that the
session Of congress which begins
November 9th will be one of the
longest in the history of the
country.
The extra session will continue
until the first Monday in Deem
Der when the regular session be-
gins and before this is done a
good six months will probably
have rolled round. The extra
session will deal with matters of
parely national concern, but the
regular long session should be
productive of important results
for northern Minnesota. Con-
gresham Stevenson, Bede and
Buchanan have a lot of work cut
out for them if they are to do for
their constituents all that is at
hand to be done.
An effort will be made to open
the coded towns on the Red Lake
reservation near Thief River
Falls and the interests of this
section demand that all the agri-
cultural lands of the Red Lake
and the Chippewa reservation be
thrown open to settlement. There
are thousands OF acres of these
lands on which no pine is now
standing, yet the interior depart
ment clings to them with
tenacity that is difficult to ex-
plain.
While congress is 50 busy
showering out money for the
arid lands Of the west it might
pause long enough to grant a few
thousands too for reclaiming the
rich swamp lands of northern
Minnesota. These and other
matters of equal Importance will
keep our congressman busy.