davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY,

Circus Madison Square Garden.
Fair In aid of German Fellows Home and Orphan
Asylum, Tarnrany Hall.
Lecture on by Dwight L Ernendorf
Carnegie Lyceurn. $3.50 .. m
Lecture Modern Elaboration from Felix Faori to
Robinson by DR.. Frederick Jones Bliss, Adams
Chapel. Union Theological Seminary. 5 o. m
Tufts Night New-York Universalist Club. Hotel St
Denis Broadway and Eleventh-st. $50 p m
Postmaster Roberts Frank Field will address
Building Brooklyn. p. M
Lecture on How the Other Half Ought to Live BY
George L McNutt. No. @ West Forty-fourth-st'
S:15 p. n.
Papers Rabies will be read at Yale Medical Alumni
meeting. evening.
Talk Social Engineering, new profession by Dr
w H Tolman director of the American Institute OF
Social Service. No. 143 Willow-st, Brooklyn. night
Free lectures Of the Board OF Education n.-Schoo
No 5. corner Of Grove and hudson Sts: FRANCE
the Perfection of Art Professor Edward D. Lind
sey. -hOoI No 10. One-hnndred, -seyenIeenth-s
and St 3S no Ge sfe Hus Mayr
school School, No s.. No. as West Twenty-eighIh- St
second War for ndePenSeRee an And " Whar + Rd f4
dare" Professor G. Castegnier School No. s6
Ninetysxthst. and bexngton-]ave ] The HsrsGheIs
School No 1O5 No. 269 East Fourth-st-. Berlin and
Military Life GERMANY Professor Henry Zck
School No. 1885, Eghty-nnth-s between Soi9moI: 9nol
Bleeding, Burns. Exposure 10 Cold and FrosSbite:
Dr.. ]. Seymour Emans: School no 10 One-nundTea
and-eleventh-st. between FIfth and Lsno1 rYl ayes
g. Dawson: Columbus Hall. Sixteth-st. between
Columbus and Amsterdam aves An Evenlng if, %ltf
corner OF East Broadway and JeTerson-st-. ''Chl!c
Labor" Robert Hunter: Hall OF St; Chrys0Ston
church Seventh-ave. and Thirty ninth-st. Life ir
tionaI hurch corner Seventysixth-st. and Broad
wav '"The Indies George Donaldson
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
to sanaersop Son. with nd.s Arrived at til. B.. at

to sanderson Son. with mdse Arrived at tho Bar at
Steamer m |supposed) ElIarny Br) Matthews HueIva
March and Madeira Passed in Sandy Hook at 1902
Steamer Hueva CBr). Harvey. HusIya March II. to
Bowring Co. with iron pyrtes Arrived at the Bar Al
Qsap Montan9 Gs1Sa Marsh Is and
ndse nIKsfS Passea Pas ed Fire island at s:o5 ? m,
Steamer sean Prince IBT1 Hanks Genoa 4aIea aS. Z:
Co O6l steerage passengers and mdse Arrived At
'' steamer Navigator Nor) Jacobson March
10 and Curacao 20 to Boulton Bliss & Daiiett Win
steamer oraeabessa (r9 Lund Port Lmon N, MaTeh & 1s
stearne- Princess Anne, Tepley. Newport New. and
Steamer Atlas Fossett Port Arthur, Tex. March -
Sandy Hook N J. March o. $50 un-wind southeast
light breeze: clear
orono 6TnsneG9 s MonteVdso t4 PoT2aan @
giers. Malta Venice. etc; Ravenna utaD. Genoa and
SSR5s' Ssdos oo Sss,2s 1ndre r us
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool. Marcn 2eArrved steamer Californian tRrl
ouesnsto@a. GaxoS Ha3es % ass Arrysd steamer
% Sailed :.aS.r fS: S51s &
button B tfrom LisorpooD. New-YorK-
Plymouth eFs5 "a a.a s' f4 GSsoar.
Bremen: s:36 p N, Blueehsr Ger. Krsch New-York
Isle Of Wight March 2swPsssed steamer Potsdapn
Dutch Potter. Rotterdam and BouioSne sur Mer for
souhs@ptoa MAEsh % mssilsa steamer Prizes
Gibraltar March 2s.PAssed: steamers Ldguria qtaD
England !Brl. James. Alexandria, Genoa and Maple"
ronta Ferrara March 2s-Passed steamer aculn CoerD
Bachnann; sstoum. cons'an'nopla. etc. and Alg.orH
GBr>. Ehod. NsS-Yofk for Antwerp
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
The ElRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

IL T. m.-No GIG First R. CapizZato: $500
$50 &. u.--So. I4e Forsyth-st owner unknown: $50
7:so 4. ua-No. 10 stanton-st Samuel Ssmaon: $50.
lo:3o m.-No 4l4 Cherry-st Morris Seige; trlfins.
II 30 L. m-No lo5 GoeFck-st-, David Goldberg; $50.
I:25 D. n---No. 4es Pearl-st, John RizZo; trding.
1855 D. m-No. 100 East Ons-hundred-and-eeventh
owner unknown; 81
0'S' ,rtainsa $50 o."
ass ,. m.-No 2z3 West Forty-seccnd-St, Il Gillen;
trthIng. -
6l6 p nn-s0uthNASt Of One-hundred-and-sixth
st and E5tth-ave. owner unknoWn: 500.
z n NO, LID6 FIrSE-eva., Annie Goldman; s.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New.YOrk, Sunday, March 90, 1908
ARRIVED.

steamer Aongolian (Br} strrat Glasgow March II
and Moville IS. Baldwin & Co. with rs cabin
steerage passengers and mdse- Arrived the
S:56 o m.
steamer Joseph Merryweather Brl Bulmer. Mddes
borough March i2r with mdse Simpson. Spencs &
Young Arrived at the Bar al a
Steamer Mnnstonka lBrl Lsyland London March le
sni mdse. Arrived at tae Bar AZ 1880 D
WaidereeS Ger, Korn Hamburg March
Il BouloGne IS and Plymouth 1s. TO shs Hamburg
sengers and rndse Arrived At the Bar At S40 m .
steamer Phmbus Ger ShierhorE Hamburg March 10
and Shields l3 to Philip Ruprscht In ballast Arrived
stasu@sr @ 81 Nic6oiss dr,. Lewis Antwerp March "a
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
TO PACK sARDINEs DOWN EAST.

Machasport Me, March 28 (speciaD-It has been
decided erect sardine factory here, and crew
OF men at work clearing the site and making
ready for the driving OF piles. The building is to
be $50 feet long by 35 feet wide, and will be pro-
vided with machinery giving the plant capacity to
produce forty thousand cases of sardines tally.
AS result of this enterprise. II Is expected that
the burned steamboat wharf will he rebuilt, and
that the steamer Frank Jones will again make
MEchiaspoYt her route terminus.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Observation-Disclosures Harding Davis, Of Mar
soh DON nsEF FIFTH Green pFssi
dent Of the Peabody Educa tional Fund. or Bos'
ton GRAND-Judge Burr Mattice, of Oneonta
HoLLAND-Baron and Baroness Saint Marc , OF
MASEATTAN7TBa[o yon Buchens Of Il, R5esden Ees3en
WALDORF-General ". F. Draper ex-Uuited
States Minister TO Italy: the Earl Of Radner, Eng
land; Major WingfeId. D. c. s., of England
Sir sidney Trench. Of London. and State Senator
Charles A. Porter, Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30


II is within the reach OF every American to be q
landed proprietor for himself: at least 20 own
guficieut ground to provide for himsen and his
Family II is this bottom fact which accounts for
nan can work for himself. extra pay. compared
Sth what he could get in other countries. must be
1Sereo 10 induce him to work for another man.
Therefore wages are much higher than iE Greet
1Raen you take into account their purchasing
r,ovrer To the rude immigrant the lrtShman. the
swe6e- the German. the AunGsrian the itanSn'
pomeHal To the British Horhngmsn, however,
tie wsze is only large figure Wages both n
England and America ere on the IpESfo g. oTno; T.
ten years increased per cent the cost OF Slng ln
the Eastern States has increased 10 per cent ano
westward in a place ike Chicago. II has gone up
&c Per cent So the real wages or the american
W9Tler are considera bly, lower than they were ten
wears ago I know that in many industries the IN
crease OF wages has been 10 per cent ouI IN stt1-
al work moi actually physical-thst sr In all work
that Ia clerical. adminlsirsu uve. supervisoTy-the
wags has decreased. And here We get gost
glimpse of Of things coming about n amer
fon6.Dss OF the new generation tof tne sSTns
rather for the countrX, a d1StaS1e TOT Noof
that means RTEny bands and mucky come @na 20 !;
Gock1ng TO work which gives clean colar ehn
pSssabie cuffs but = wage Inferior TO that n 4
WaTss vary in different parts of the continent
are largest !n cash they are the sraSne0 = N
becauss the purchasing power IL less: EoI H,,
etRnce wages are lower IN NassscHueetn tpsi. -
Illinois But the workingusaE: he keeps o4nk-
hook would hove better balance to sh2v a ne
Srd Of a AZ were he tr Boston thar ~ ne HVeo
s1Getiy tAe same Tav n ncaRo. spsntiLs niL ~ =
weeksngnan IN America earrs quite nht ss a nus. ~ -
aGatE az the BTttJn DE has 10 pay tEtee tiHSS
1rch for rent tS1ee &S much for clotaSS VIZ ~
- focd S01ghy speaking comes 70 1oout tne
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
NEW.YORK CITY.

The new pedlers' fish market, at Attorney and
Rivington sts will be opened at a. m. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

We're practically monopoists-
control a good thing.
Some others have small lines OF
Stetson's soft hats in the lower priced
standard shapes.
We alone In New York-with one
other, can show a complete assort-
ment of the newest and best soft hats
that famous factory produces; S5
to $12.
The feather weight at $12 is one
new thing.
The brownish Derbies we copied
from English models-that's another
new thing; 81.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
25s Broadway. opposite City Hall,
$40 Fsroadway cor 18th We MI orders
and 40 14S 4th Ave. by mall
1850 Broadway. cor S2d.
and 81 West a3d St
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

ALMANAC.
Sunrise h:50S Sunset 6:22 Moon Sill Moons age
HIGH WATER.
M-Sandy Hook 500 Isano s37j Hell Gate 1925
Sandy Hook S29 Gov Island 9:Ol He'll Gate 1880
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Ycoer &. Sefpolo DOB.

Era @d0eno, Wim., ifriues til os
zen 240e aue:
@eoer 2arien &efpolo bar fsSt Zoe
Slli 1926 / Selbo S~rGItegiPlO BOO
EronoDient, Iorge. san fom til
Rinneapolis Den 12te 0tat 1883 %
bar en- al Stiiterue al 3ions We,ig'
Geo / g~aorSbpen. 5 1889 lptteoe ban
til Sooo County, Wsimt., % bar Der
en al Stffterne al 3;uuS RenigbeO,
GlariSio, Nirm. Ser 0sOe ban rs aar
gannnI, Oen 20be auguit og bleo be.
arapen 6er 22oe paa 3torB 0Sents.
bebS airfegaGr0 lurocr itor 0eItagelie.
Sans Siritui, iom mi IT so gIar, uoer.
leper BAN oe Se(tp9 / 9egrnpelielt.
De bar bant II Born, Dnoroi finn ct
or $50, rentIig Nrs. @aunSabl, bpiS
@tan6 bar opret ct iOrigt o. Spgtigt
Ntcolem af StorrS Ntengbe6 / RorS-
minneapolis % rut er WeSIem Of Dor
Rerigbeo Der. Sire Ssrn Ieoer /
9nro.Vtimnapolts, Of foTIfe 3 bar I'll.
ltsOe pe6 @epruoGien; 3 9sur leuer
Der 1 Rerigbc6en % 1 / GarnSa. -
Sor CO, 8 gar it6en sif OIoinseu piIS
% Dor borte ct gar WanneSer. SiSet
bar ban pGret ~aanbSiuas, % ears
Setod6 90 Slitrlt. hos bpen 5orpl.
orene bpeee, bar manttet pleie OF title
BAN Tom ct SarrL 5 mango gor bar
ban MenfgbeSets airteianeer, o. inA
I'll Set Ifoir berte ri barn ofte ipnue:
Quo SeIligoarS / Sro os Inr".
BeSes optoget / 0ogsppfen" /
Errrbbien Nowp.
q. s. Ruiroolpb,
Msenigbeoe,s IrGit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28

% Sfibc1te paa S0Unssr orso ttIbnps :
to al elsie penotc ierere tiIbage, men
Dc scrise bar op til f76e aug. life
orret bsrt ira. Boo gitiioen al ben
itsritc al Terre ~forliits ipp Storier.
ter; man frpeter FOR at 9abet al
Rennrifelin en- itort. Jrc De TO minro.
ie al Gerne bar man erpoirii iarscn OF.
ternetnirg, men poa hcn itsrfte bler
ole Errcr % og al aigrsce cSefagf.
@apmon-2 gnippf1l Der tilhprcr Gng.
laito % itoor unscr ScfrricoS Sitris
Stftion,. beitaor al ire Ger nc6 en-
geFoIfrirpe al 1922.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Sioniiter,le.
st Erpicft ON en- Spoefoloni ! Eit'
afrifa nnoer britiff Stpre.

Zen iiette Sioniitfongres aabneoes
| Ssnoags / gaieI | Shmei5 unoer
6oriGoe al Or. theodore Ser5l fra
@ien. Der er .fremmsot omfring
500 Gelegater ira ole @erbens Can.
Be. gIanot De melt befienote 2eIta.
eere er Mar Roromi, Sir Srnncis
Rputefore og SsraeI Sougpin.
s i'm a~dbninestaIe opIpite Or.
Ser5l, at 8Innen ON at oorette en-
isoiIf aoIoni paa Sinai6aIbsen por
itraucet, men fiubsioroe. at England
bapoe tilbubt Sioniiterne ct tort
Sanbomraaoe | gitnfrifa for aoloni.
iatiuu. ppis en- SsoefoIoni bIep op.
rettet Der oiISe Den bIi sipet SeIp.
itpre, men maotte itan unoer britiif
S~perbsibeo.
Settc Silbno bar life ouret fien6t,
fsr Or. Serial funoeioroe bet pad
4ongresien, og BET pafte berfor flor
SpmGrfiombeo. Wange Sober fl.
mes at bore meget i~nteresieret | ben.
ne Bian meoens andre eiter nogen
C~oerpeielie bar nbtolt fine getcafe.
Iigbeoer. De mener, at en- Zig Solo.
niintion NOT niloe pinoe SiIIIutnina
bianot engeIife % amerifnnife Sober,
men Stontltbepegelien aaor 10 life
Ipettelt no poa at ifaffe en- &oloni for
Ssoer | England % De 5oreneoe Sta.
ter; Den er Irarere rettet paa at ifdffe
ct EiIflugtsiteo for be unoertrpfte
Ssoer | &lislano oe Rumpnien %
andre balpaiiatiffe Stoter. Roale
poaltnor, at ielo ON BET brittle Eli.
bno bIep mobtaget al ben mn ioriam.
leoe &on9res, iaa piIoe life 8Ionen
ON at gic~nerbperbe 8dloitina for So.
oerne bIi opgioet.
s Strsbags tom imiolertio Or.
SerSl meo en- .Iige iao opiigtsp9f.
fenoe WeboeleIie. SON opl9ite for
9elegaterne et greb, ban bapoe moo.
taget ira ben rusiiife SnSenries.
miniiter bon glebne, % bnori ban
tilbpoer Sioniiterne oen riisitIfe He.
gierings Ststte, bpis De piISe boIoe
fie til lit cprinbeIiee 8rogram. nenl.
lig Sprettelien al en- uofbRngiq 81.
Seitat | GnIGitina. Gen "moralife
o. materielle Ststte" ira 8usIanoS
SIDE rnenes at funne taae Horm al
en- SenoenoeIie til 6en tnrfiife Reaie.
ring ON at tiIitaa Sioniiterne DC for.
lanete SrbrsmmeIier, Iieeiom set er
muligt, Of ben rllsiiite Staggering
hiThe itstto ,thpanorinscn al Sober
fra RitsInno. Baa Senne Raabe
flnbe mar 10 bIi fpit en- BEL Del
brDSiomme Ssber.
Sporban Sioniitfonaresien fom.
mer til at title Tia til bisie groiefter
er enbnu life befien6t.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Specialize / porto Rico

8llpernsr Sarbea bar afifeoiaet
Or. Raler, 9eItprer al De ipeoalifes
apIoni, % bans asiistent, Son III.
Ibrid. 4ette Sfribt tog @irpernsren
Tom 6slee al en- SEAPORT, Der ienbtes
BAN al 8ireftsr @oennea, og iom
gap en- irpsteIig Sfilorine al Silitan.
ben / nppnte 2oloni. Rapporten
oplplte, at Sens % Shin par ienot
inc fra 4olonien og iolst | San
Siian. @ieber, 8anirer, 6iarfrG og
Sl,nbe Iepebe / oct ollerpprite
Snireri | De ~fpebolffes aparterer.
GnfeIte al De ipebaIife bopoe ineen
&l9oer. Der hapoe moo Sopen be.
ret itobis Craft meIlem gpen % De
ipebaIifes &oloni, iom er paa en- q.
en- eammel Warb, iom life er ipe.
balif, babbe | flere aar p9ret / Solo.
nien.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Bare for bpioe.

Oct er baarbt at bore Reeer Der /
Sanoet. Sort @ortb & 0enper 9th
II ganen | Seras bar ti[lobt far
neoe~ Berioner at fno iis Mab Spi.
iebognen. Men M bar Sorniaub
for Stntens Observation-Disclosures,
8. 9. Storp, ienbt 8aneus 9eitprer
ct grep, bpori ban sisr opm9rfiom
pua, at Def. piitnof life er moo 2opetts
9oeitap, men moo bens aanb, naar
forte 6oIf tiQa6es at ipiie | famine
8ogn iom bpibe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
SoIeY 900.

Spbn SoIep / Rep gorf, befienbt
iom Seu, Der fsrit angreb Den berpg-
teoe Etpeeo.Ring, osoe Manbag efter
Ipnsere Si6s Spgbom. SoIep bar
loot | SrIano / 1884 og fom iom uns
8lit til Rep 0orf. San blep Gier
al en- 8%euneiabrif. ga ban | 1869
poIgteS til Sup .rpifor, begpnote ban
9ampen moo SpeeS o. boIot paa,
til Riueens Maet bar brlbt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Goumarf or Bart | soaen.

&isbenbaon teIesroferes, al Brofes.
FOR Watier peo aisbenbonns llnipcr.
ifiet, Der al G5acn nplig blep ITO.
nnort til 8ol6siftsmaapS | De oIiere.
De Wogtcrs Gritatningsiag MOB Be
ne3ueIa, bar nfilanet at pnatase ito
Sette $pern, Ga Eornuurf ieln bdr
aran MOB gene5ueln.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
st mt enaeIif ariasifib

ron" 9if | SirsSoe8 al StobeIen /
gurrotu, erpsaarS. Oct er hoa $4,000
Cons, bar fo1tet 612 WiIion Collars
90 err BET treSte Of iarn1ue Sppe %
Sterrdie. Stibet bsbtes at 8rin.
iese Souiie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28

Mrno til Giipoiitiou, % De bnaber
mart of bare 10000. DC penter, ieIp
ON Be bIir 1lene, at flutne bcIoe
Irrfcrne Stonecn peo at optase fam,
me Softif iom 8oerne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28

Groufitun College or / fnIS girf.
iombeo belle Ioret, Msan fan begun.
De til botItenionbeIit Sio, Speeieue
aIasier for g~sptommere. Seno cite.
up SutaIos. 5. 6. Satbre, Groot.
lion. Rinn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
geinp raicr iaien.
9rciesior

Te'nb ralcr iglen. Frofestor
&rins 6orltoiiselie al, at 8eiup otter
piISe eeroaSr | ct polSiomt ltobrtS,
9if forIeeen aftpn 9crffe rietigt ! Gp-
fpIoeIie. Ser bsrtes ct gulber %
grog og poloiomme GrpIpiturer
b~oorefter glsten6e Stene blep ilprge!
600 Soo tfIpeirS ooer 9rnterets &arto,
% en- 2apaitrsm besppSte otter OF fin.
DC | Retnina al Bompei. SnmttSigi
mGrfeSes / Henpel en- mag Sororp'
ltelie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Griicr WiIhelm or h[nnNt

Sriicr 8ilbelm or blarSt megst
oroet oSioa Gent itsritc 8ooseier / fit
Rt9e. Som bar eict So itore goSier,
% / Rorbo9s tisbte ban oct 54oc,
@obFet 9omurN hpcbIe, "9runSerp.
burgs EerIe" FOR en- boIp Millior
Dollars. Son utI nSrette Serve.
gnarSeu Ill SogtIIpt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Menptti @nribaIbi, pIhite

Wenptti 8~aribaloi, RESite Son al
ben bersmte itolharffe 6ribeSSbeIt al.
sit f~orIeScn Tag peb 0soen | Rom.
San bIeo be8nanet pna RntiorpanS &c.
toitrtn8. SIM bar en- fdttig Rono,
% oct er mrIi9t, at stotelt ogioo oil
i6rge for bafrS eftcrfoS.e Born.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Sorb Salisbnrps gegropeIit

GorS SaIisbnrps geeropeIie finoer
SteS paa RanNag. sam bill BIZ iorS'
fGitet bco Chen of FIN aiSaOe Slritr,l
paa SomtIicgcSiot SatfieIb. @eara'
pcI'en bIir At fitIoitr1rSig prioot Sci.
ratter, men imrtt6tg aibolSe8 en-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / @eTtmiuiter gb'
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Stprmcn / @citiuoicn.

Stprmcn / @%eitiuSiru. - On Stor.
rUrt, iom | Sanoa8S urrfom iii Sing.
iton pou Sauaica, bringer gfterret.
ming ON, at en- forf9roeIig Storm ON
GTtercr BEN lite aiisuit Iugbe Sst
meie al 8anmdnrgerre GSe. Rou.
&c SlIe / Georgetown Hsp friet bar,
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Sanecs Spnpbc.


- 8aitor GlpeIlo og Suitru bar
huot noeIe Tigers 6orior % tilbragte
Sisie hos Senner CO SlRgtntrge
HcrbpeIten.
8aitor Malfepid err talbt til
Brett for DC WerigbeSer, iom GoItor
@eItpbol fsr bar betient, efter al Ga.
Itcr anubien bapoe afiluaet BET.
Srifirfen.
- Yditor @irther, forn dntog aaIb
fra Observation-Disclosures til at orbetSe
/ pg omfring gonbo. %, g., nil mort
foo foit MeniebeSsfolo fu De TO ale.
reSe crgouiiere6e Nerrfgbecer.
8aitor grursoolS bar urgoni'
ieret en- Rerigbeo bee Siib Safe.
gerion 60, q. g., iom dntoS Haouet
Siib 2afe Srimerigbeo.
Saitpr Saiifom bar reiigrerei
fra Sc ire MonisbeSer, iom ban bar
betient oeo GortImto, q. 8.
Iaitor u. Berger er fnISt al
Roiepile OF Stsrbol Merigbeoer.
= gpsrirwen, iom ber llttb. 6ri'
meniabe0 / Sacoma upfsrer til Yre.
Itebolia, or I'M unoer Gag,
- GdnSioat ltubd bar faaet 4alo
ira to al WsenigbeSerie al Soitor G.
SaIvuriens fcrrisc adES ueo $Gtton,
RouS 1ufotn.
Goitor q. 2nrien bar optoset
gtrfiombeSen | fit ME aaD Silpa'
no, @aib.
Gait. 8. Yeoerien bor aartogei
anISet fro 9rslus WenSgbeo.
-gor Sreivrs @eisbeo, Stmisb-
tom @is., Yuitnr Sobarierrs aa.o,
bar fisbt 9irfetourt cg ifal inart bp5'
&c Strife.
GaIt. Star err fulSt til Brett al
Socoma Menigbeo. Nnib.
Ioitorerne 5osirm, 2sgeirrJ
og 5. q. Senrifien tilbrirser rcgle
5erie.llger oppe ! @isocuihrS Sfope.
aanSioat Saser or meS Suitril
reilt iii 8eitfpiten nor az opertnse ge.
itpprpoiten TOR Dem poroenSe SsiifoSs
/ SeattIe. $an fol / Sslt iuoianle
Mioler I'll Sfolvus SpfsrIie
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-22
PEOPLE OF NEBRASKA ORDER
NEGRO To LEAVE TOWN.

Omaha, Neb., April 81. -Repnbli-
can Nebraska has no more use for the
negro than the democratic south. An
of business men of re-
publican town in this state has or
dered respectable negro from the
town and has refused to permit him
to exist within the town limits.
George Brown, a respectable merge
of Falls City, Neb., several days ago
decided to move to Salem, town in
the next county. Brown went to
Salem, rented house and moved his
family to his new home. The follow
ing evening a mass meeting was held
and it was determined, since no nergo
had ever lived in Salem, that Brown
would not be permitted to remain.
A committee called on the negro
and ordered him to leave Salem at
once At first he refused, bat later
decided TO comply and left town to.
day. The arguments used to him
cannot be discovered.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-22
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

In order to tell woman's age
correctly man must first ascertain
1T.
Ministers denounce gambling, yet
they keep right on boosting the
matrimonial game.
If man is able to collect his
thoughts he can pull through with
out borrowing trouble.
When the busy little bee gets a
load he goes straight home-which is
more than any man can do.
Although a man of considerable
push, the engineer of wheelbarrow
is always behind with his work.
A married man never realizes how
Insignificant he is until his wife re-
turns hame from a weeks visit to
her folks.
When a woman rattles the dishes
more than usual while preparing
snpper, it's a sure sign there'll be
something doing when her husband
comes home.-Chicago News.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-22

Henry Watterson is optimistic con-
crening democratic success under pro-
per circumstances. Says the Courier
Journal: The time has arrived when
the democratic fancy lightly turns to
thoughts of presidential nominee for
1904. Who is he? Where is he?
Don't seek to anticipate the ways OF
Providence. which are beyond the wit
of man enough to say that there
are plenty of indications that the
country has had enough of the bron.
cho- buster in the white house, and
looks to the country to give it relief
and rest. If the democracy has any
sand or style about it next year il
will drop its rainbow chasing, and
quitting alike its hair-splitting anC
hiar-pulling and setting down te
business, it will elect its national
ticket hands down.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-22

Now somebody or somebody else is
trying to edge the negro into the sena-
torial campaign by stating that Gov
ernor Longino believes in the educa-
tion of the negro, especially along
industrial lines, but that his op-
ponent, Hon. Fl. D. Money, like Mr..
Vardaman, does not believe that the
white people should be taxed to
educate the negro, but that the negro's
schooling should be paid out of the
taxes he pays into the state and no
other. A very prominent gentleman
stated to the writer yesterday that he
believed that Mr.. Money was in line
with Mr.. Vardaman on this question
and furthermore, he believed the hon.
orable gentleman was doing all in his
power to elect the major. If that is
the case then that is another combina-
tionsthat has been effected and Mr..
Fox can now shake his CORY locks at
the long name of the gentleman from
Greenwood and warn him and his
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-22
FACTS ABOUT FOLKS.
{ New York World.


Here are some results stated by
DIR. Arthur Macdonald as facts es-
tablished by the observation of
scientists and printed in a govern
nent document.
First born children exceed later
born In stature and weight.
Healthy men ought to weigh an
additional five pounds for every inch
in height beyond slxty-one inches,
at which height they ought to weigh
l20 pounds.
Boys grow more regularly than
girls.
Children born in summon are
taller than those born In winter.
Dull children are lighter and pre-
cocious children heavier than the
average child.
Urban life deere eases stature from 5
years of age on.
Truant boys are inferior In weight,
height and chest girth to boys IN
general.
Red and yellow are visible at
greater distances than green and
blue.
The memory which acts quickest
acts best.
Great men, though often absent
minded, have strong memories on
the lines of their interests.
Sweet is tasted best on the tip of
the tongue, sour on the edge and
bitter at the base.
Mental Images themselves consti-
tute the motive, the springs of
action, for all we do.
Moral action in child life is more a
matter of imitation than intellect.
Girls show less interest in mate
rial things than boys, and admire
the aesthetic more.
Rapid readers do their work better,
as we'll as in less time, and retain
more of the substance of what Is
read, than slow readers.
Blushing comes from shyness and
fear, is unnatural and morbid, and
is greater in women than in men.
In estimation of measurement
men are more accurate than women.
Those who have endured the most
hardship in life are usually the least
sensitive to pain.
Dull children are the most unruly,
and unruly children are the dullest.