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Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-18
NoTICE or DISsOIIrTION.

Bones Can company has this day been dis,
solved by mutual and unanimous consent
OF all the stockholders and individuals com
nosing said company. All persons having
claims against said company shall present
the same at once for payment to Charles
Omaha. Nebraska, and the same will be
paid.
Dated this Sd day Of January, 1903.
J1t.1S ANDREWS-BONES CAN co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-18
LEGAL NOTICE.
snnckHnLnERs. !

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF The Bee
Building company will be held at 4 o'clock
%. m, Friday, January %, 1893, at the
office of said company in The Bee building,
Omaha, for the election of a board of di-
rectors fer the ensuing year and the trans
action Of such other business as may prop
erly come before sich meeting. BY order
OF the president. c. e. ROSEWATER,
E&S-tf Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-18
OIL and

OIL CITY, Pa, Jan l7.-oIL-Credit
balances Ia; certificates. no sale; ship
runs, $685. bills. average, T,2SO bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan. 1L-OILCTurpen-
tine, firm, 5Sc. Rosin, firm; A, b, c, d,
Z, s1.65; i, $40; G, $50; IL, S2!oe; 1. Sc 40;
X $3.50; M. 1876; N. 1886; VIC. $3.50; WV,
frm; prime crude. nominal; prime yellow,
40g4Ohc. PETROLEUM, firm; refined New
doTk' Syo; Phiiadeiphia ana
$50. Rosin, firm; strained, common TO
good, $1.92qi.&. Turpentine. quiet, 6OhQ
Gle.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l7-oIL-Turpentine
spirits. firm, ass. Rosin, common, firm, Is
lloyd. Petroleum. refined, steady, ed.
1inseed, firm, POS Cd. Cottonseed, Hull re-
fined, spot, firm. Dos Sd.
LONDON, Jan. 1ILOIL-Calcutta nnseed,
spot. AIS Sd. Linseed. 24s 4hd. Turpen-
tine spirits, 42s.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-18
STEAMSHIPS.
NOLLAND-AMERICA LINE

New Twin Screw Steamers Of Il. 500 Tons.
NEW YoRK-ROTTERDAM, via LOG
Sailing Wednesday At 10 A. NJ.
Rotterdam ........Jan, 20 RotterdAm ........ Mar. 4
Amsterdam ........Feb. slAmsterdam ....... Mar. II
Ryndan .........Teb. iblStatendam ... Mar. Is
HOIIand-America Line, 80 B'wRy, N. Y.
Farnam ST., II. s. Jones. 1907 Farnam ST., Louis
Neese. First Natl Bk,, p. E. FlOdman & Co.. 1914
Capitol ave, ChGs. Mares. bl2 So. 10Th ST., s. l.
Kostoryl. sos So. l2th st. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-18
WEBSTER DEPOT-1bTH 81 wEBsTE1
Fremont, ELkhOrn & Missouri
Valley.

valley.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills, Deadwood,
Lead, Hot Springs. Ia 800 pm a 300 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas ......,........d S'O pm c oNO pm
Hastings, York, David
City, Superior, Geneva,
Exeter and Seward. ...b 800 pm b'b:O pm
Bonesteel, Lincoln, Mo
brara and Fremont. ...b 1880 am blOsD am
Fremont Local...........c 1:SO am
Chicago, 81. Paul, Minneapolis q
omaha.
Twin City Passenger. "a $3.50 am a 9:10 pm
sioux City Passenger, "a 200 pm a11:2 am
Oakland Local ..........b 5:45 pm b S:45 am
Missouri Pacific.
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Water........b 4;lO pm alO:S6 am
a Daily. b Daily except Sunday. d Daily
except Saturday. 9 Daily except Monday.
| C Sunday only.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-18

Publish your legal notices in The Weekly
Bee. Telephone gas.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-18

CHAPTER XIV.
EtheIwynn a. silent.
Al midnight 1 was seated In the drawing
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19
1W|d|llapYyFs'n1is
gore.

aJsstg czaruj dajaca sIle, ros.
FHwkk4.ssA0noroswiija metylkosoi a
Io,eozumylssI. ierzoholekAll
wSzwajjearyi ma sw9 strone pre-
oiiwn9swnaszym wlasnym krajjn,w
ES,erras, Cascades iczeseiR no
Hckkies.
Najwyzszy 1odowaty wierzcboIek
wStanachsZjj ednoczonych jest Mt.
sRainlersw " Washington. przeszlo
$1,000 stop wysokl. "a wspaniafla
CORA ma IS albowieeej olbrzymloh
lodoWatych plaz6W pc nizejj do
wacsoKgania sic j Wyrrzzu1ca sWe lodo~
We bryiy.do rzeki Columbia albo
Puget Soudd. WdrapyR;anie sic
M szczyyt wiierrzzccholka, jest coral
ska sstuka godna kazdego g6rala.
"a 25zc. Chas. s.. Fee, Gen'I Pass.
Agent kolei Northern Pacifio "
ST. Paul, MINI. F-poSle pod kaz-
|dym adresem ilustroWany katafog
1nazwany climbing Mt. Rainier
pKisujj9cywdrapywanie siepo lo-
+dach ma szczyyt cory. IS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19
MiedzynarOdOWa WystaWa
toWar6W zyWych Chicago
1903.

Ca1y zach6d i~nteresuje sic 20:
kasyii wystawy towar6w zywych Il
take przedsiebiorstwo " przyrodzie
urzadzone, bedzie doniosig pracaa.
podjeta przez karmiciei zywych to-
wardw i da doskonala zachete do
ich wysilku.
Miedzynarodowa wystawa W
skala stafa fizyognomie postepul
wystawy zywych toWardw j jest "
movie ~profesora Ligett dziekana
wystawy rd%lniczej v M%innesociee
stanowiskiiem. Wielki trybnnai
gdzie naczelna trzoda i stado jest
sprowadzone ma ostatnie osadzenie.
Jest to coroczna ulepszona hodowla,
ulepszona, gdzie interesowani ho-
dewey moggaa zauWazyc postePi
zmiane zrobiona " podstawle pu-
blicznej hodowli. Jest to wiecejj
zajmujace niz przesz}e j wiecej do-
nios}e nil inne przedstawienia ; tego
powodu, il to jest jedyne miejsce
gdzie wszyscy wybitni: hodowoy
zelda slew k6fku przedstawienlan
Asystencya 2 zachodu byla na
ostatku znakomita, lecz kierownio-
two niekonieczne0na 1908 niejako
wylane ma towar ludzii inne inte-
resowane " %ulepszaniu zachodniejj
trzody, takiej jak nigdy ME byio.
[rdwnai hlstOryi wYstaWOWei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19

KURCzE.

HOLDS ludskizsisrpIniet ylko 90 g
napaddw KurcsovJoh, leoz takze l.
napaddwKkaszluu, ajgl6vnisjs1za
r6kn,oa bedzie, e poprzeadn'i byl
latwiej wyleczony.N Me jedeln ' ME
potrzebujesnicsJzyynic azeby gosle
pozbyy6, tylko przechadzka dosaptes
Xii 25e albo SOC wzggleednlile q Sc
very Balsams napplluca, ably WYE
czy6 oiezko zakorszlenionyy kaszell-
Lecz dostat 60, { macy wyyleoze'
ME, DO gdy zaczniecie 60 ' usyyWaae
wczesnie, odWr6cicie sm llluttnne,g choro:
by, ! .odzyskaeie zdrowie Isto Drf
varzywne lekarstwo ME pozwala sle
zatrzymac nagrom2dzonej fleggmie,
jakto mne lekarstwa robiae, le LEG
rozlukknia takowe. Ono lagodziis: "a,
pa1one blonki, aprawia latwiejslzel
oddychanie produkuje normalne
polozenie v calym organizmle cd
Ono ME leczy cb'oorrdb,
lecz, Kaszel, a:gdy to zwykle przez-
|Wyciezy to takiej rozlegioscl v Ii
ME, kupujcie severy Balsam u:
|pluca, ono zniszczy zazieebie len
szczeg6ln1e jezeli jest uzYHane=#s ~
polaczeniu : Seyery Cold Cure Ia
blets y przeciaaggu q godzin, ono
wyleczy febre, chrYpke, Kaszel, "a
palenie krtanl ! zapalenie pluc. Ma
sprzedaz we Wszystkich aptekach,
albo piszcie wprest do w. =. Sc
vera g. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Przy
sam6wieniach "a 500 Tub wiecej
Iop}acamy przeselke.
Unikajcie podstepu!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19

Pr1ygody lRE 's.1L ,Angieells'lkiej
B. -H8H
(,Ciag dalszy.

---- H8+s---
(!Ciag dlal'llszy.)
Lube MORE bylo spokoj-
ne i. okret lekko fale prze-
rzynal, jednakze biedne die
ci dosyt ucierpialy Wkr6tce
atoi z ustaniem s}abo6ci,
wr6cila rzezwost j wesolost
umyslu, a W tydzieh poteemn
zupelnie przyzwyczaily sic do.
nowego trybu zycia.
Dziewiatego dnia podr6zy,
gdy wla6nie orzel znajdowal
sic ma wysoko6ci wysp Nal
dywskich, okolo p6lnocy,
zerwal sic silny wicher "a
chodni. Rodzina Gala, pre-
budzona trzaskiem belkoWa-
MIA okretu i uderzeniem
drzwiczek pokladowych, z
przerazeniem porwala sic ma
r6wne nogi.
Sir John, pragnac sic do
wiedziec cry jake niebezpie-
cze6stwo ME zaggraza okreto-
wi, wybiegl ma pok}ad. MILO
dsze dzieci 2 trwoga fully
sic W objecia Sary, Nelly
gloSno plakala, jerry za6, cho-
>ciaz chcial udawac mezczy-
zne, pobladl j trzasl sic 2
trwogi. Co chwila uderzal
grom straszliwy, szalony wi
cher dal 2 niepohamowana
~gwa}towno6cia, a W %przerwach
bury slycha6 bylo 5wist pi-.
szcza}ki kapitana, "a pomoca:
kt6rej wydawal rozkazy, oraz
okrzyki mathew, walczacych.
2 uraganem.
Ojciec wkr6tce powr6cil,
uspokajajac dzieci, i to pre-
mijajaca bur1a, ma jego twas
rzy jednak malowala sic ME-
spokojnosc. Poszedl do bi6r-
ka, wybieral papiery j ko-.
sztownosci, a u~miesciWszy je.
W wodotrWalym pugilaresie,
zawiesil go ma piersiach; Ia
dne dzieci tego ME uwaza-
10, wyjawszy sary, kt6rej ba-
cznemu oku ME uszed1 "a.
den ruch OLGA. Poznala, il i'm
prawdziwie grozi niebezpie-
70. r&E E-S%N
czehstwo.
Tymczasem burza Wrzala
wciaz 2 r6wna moca.
0kret, miotany sila fall,
raz wybiegal na szczyt ogrom-
nych balwan6w, to zn6w po-
grazal sic " przepa6ci; koly-
SAME bylo tax gwaltoWnem,
il podr6znicy nasi, ably ME
upa6t, musieli zajac swe l6z-
ka. Choroba morska zn6w
dzieci trapic poczela,, 9 bic
dny Sir John gorace zassse.ss.ee
modify do nieba ocze9:kk:ii1w 7
2 uteskniem poranku, mmajac
nadzieje, ze wraz 2 MIN po-
tega bury zwolnieje.
Zaswital wreszcie dzief po-
1adany, 1ecsz MIN mll1ii1mro to ME Y
spokoila sic naWaln1liica.: Okret
pedziln ma wschodds nliewypo-
wiedziana szybkodcia, pomlii:-
mo, % wszystkie zaggle wi
nieto, deszcz lal ja zebra,
wieher AMI IA chwilesdac ME
nr1anfawa. Sir Hahn sia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19
PiszcIo do mas tyklet
Iel'lx1l'lkllullrl1s,yjny e 5pol,o['We CO
ny
Mhapy infornsoye prsysxlelny
wan darmo. Ppxcie Tub przyjidicie
do
HOE COS.
Sobisaki " i

Gzyy ME xun,scsny
I'D lsaltdyysnapadbo
|IIkorrolehlonryasyns syssysop1las =
tksx 81 - ynsnl
|.||I || 5 ||sIEI|! s|ls9 1I!EI||
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19
|bylem
|lozeniu, au,dlaallo, aliew'Jyij1f @

minors WgeoRs1eam1.Spo
|:lotlz'ee,1nllii'ul, au p]L.,l aiewlyi1f' g
|lo.
Tax. lecz pan ME mo 1l
zesz q mic reczyca
Okret mo Jest SLIME
l~zbudowanym, osada zreczna
i odWazna, reszta zalezyod
Boga.
w kt6rej stronie ieste-
|5my?
Wiatr pedzi mas ma
ws,ch6d, przeszlo 150 IN Cd
biegismy z naszego kierun1-
ku, jezeli burza uspokoi sic
wkr6tce, 2 latwo6ciayodzyska-
my stracona przestrzeh, jeze-
Ii za6 przeciagnie sie.d1ugo..:
~na6Wczas... q:
-. Okret ME zdola sic o
przec wichrowi?.. zapytal ME lie
|spokojnie John.
Ba, gdyby mas burza
zaskoczy1a na Atlantyku, O
kret moi ME lekalby sic sta
vic czola najgWahowniejsze-
musz uraganow, lecz tu,w po-
|blizu novel Gwinei, wsr6d
(tego mora zaroslego 1awi-
cami k%oralowemi, trzebaby
mice stack re stall, aby...
Wtem trzask przerazliWy
zagluszy1 slowa kapitana, kt6-
Try z najwieksza szybko6cia
sic ku ~przodowisokre-
Itu.
Co to jest? .zapytal =
|przerazeniem John przebie-
gajacego malta.
Maszt przodowy strzaska-
my! odrzekl tamten.
Usu1 sic pan! Usuh!
|jezeli ME cheese skapac. sic
" morzu, krzyknal ktoS z
|boku. Sir John cofnal sic ma
Wschody kajuty, zatrzasna-
drzWiczki, a wtem O
gromny balwan przelecial
|przez poklad pochylonego O
kretu, zmiatajac wszystko.
Dzleci' zaWo'a' oJo1ee
wpadajac do kajuty, odwagi!
= - S@ 1888 u = - (. ky ~ a-$SE&.1 ZsT5S -
rozb;c;n ala nia trw6zcie sic.
Boo mas ocali: tvsiace 1udzi
wysxlo : podobnych Wypad-
|k6w!
Oicze. rzekIa spokoinie
Nelly, nadzieia v. Bogu, j ie-
zeli spodoba sic ODatrzno6ci
aby6my umarli, czyz ME 20
baczymy tenn PREDICT kocha-
nej mamyY
Dwie Ivy splynely po twar-
/, $50 E. , se !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19

TAME ceny Winony koleja
Chicago Great Western.
is. DIDO Billings, Mont.
21.lO doLivingston albo Ninsdale,
Mont.
as. 10 do Helena abb lutte, Mont.
1880 do Spokane lash.
:2s 10 do Portland, OreSeatte ]
Tacoma, Wash.
1910 do Oancouver j VictoriaB.g
Tykiety sprxedawane bedag q do
SO. awlaoznie Lepszeaob-
slu1geas mniiennie xaopatrxenie. @
xupeine. exggfosl6 sic do
aRent6wkoleiC Chicago Great We.
tern, 4lbQ dol. Elmer,
[ChieSeo,m
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01
A ROARING COMEDY.
Local Talent to Put on "The Light
ming Rod Agent" and "Okla-
homa" Friday Night.

Friday night and Saturday matinee
the people of this city will be given
an opportunity of witnessing a play
put on by home talent in the p1oduc-
tion of that roaring comedy "The
Lightning Rod Agent" and a short
speciality of equal merit. "Oklaho-
ma, +" This will be under the person
al management and supervision OF
Mr.. Spicher, the artist who design
ed and painted the scenery for the
Auditorium, and who has had many
years experience in stage manage
ment and in staging plays The pro-
ceeds OF the play will go into the
treasury of the Kings Daughters.
and it is for the benefit of this organ
ization that the play is being given
Mr.. Spicher states that the ability
which has been displayed in the re-
hearsals has been astonishing, and he
promises a play that will equal Or
surpals that of any popular price ar
fractions touring the small cities. 1t
is for worthy cause, and everyone
should turn out.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01
A GOOD SHOW COMING.
A Strong Array of Attractions tc
Hold the Boards at Auditorium,
Commencing Oct. (.

Manager Hudson Of the Auditorl-
um, takes pleasure in being able tc
announce that he has secured the
favorites, The Peruchi-B -Beldeni Com.
pany, for a weeks engage nent, be-
ginning Monday night, October 5.
The company consists of IA people,
and every member has been especial
ly engaged on account of his or her
particular adaptabil'ty to the line of
parts in which cast, thus making tile
Peruch- Beldeni Co. today one of the
most perfectly balanced companies
ever organized.
Every play is given a most gor-
carries a carload of beautiful scenery,
and mechanical and electrical effects,
and strict attention is given TO the
most minute detail.
The opening play will be "The
New World,' comedy drama which
always proves of interest from start
TO flnlsh, on account OF It's bright
lines, beautiful scenic effects and
stirring comedy situations.
High-c!ass specialties are intro
duced between acts by Madam Redan,
the Peruvian lady illusionist of the
world: Miss Maude Brookeman,
singing and dancing comedian; Mr..
Joe Bernard in coon songs and Reeds
troupe of trained bull dogs, consisting
of bag pu1chers, acrobats, high-d divers
and pad dogs. This is the only fea-
ture of this kind ever carried by
popular priced company.
There will be matinees Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons Night
prices 20, 30 and 80 cents. Matinee
prices 10 and 20 cents
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01
AUCTION AT WHITE SAND.
Spirited Bidding, Encouraging Out
look, Contented People at This
Coming Town.

White Sand Miss, Oct 1.-tS tSpe-
cial correspondence y The streets OF
our new little village were very much
enlivened yesterday by the excursion
people and the homefolks attending
the land sale.
The excursion was the first passen-
ger train ever pulled into this point,
as the work train passed through only
a few hours ahead laying the rails.
Among the distinguished visitors were
President Peck, Vice President David
son, Acting General Manager McCabe,
Division Engineer Epley, General
Land Agent Dunn, ard other officials
of the Pearl and Leaf Rivers railroad
Mr.. r. n. Collins. of the insurance
firm of Collins & King, Messrs. Bob
McCaughey, Sam Eaton. Thrash an6
many Others whose names we did not
learn.
In the absence Of the auctioneer,
Mr.. Ferguson did the selling and he
said while the prices realized were
not equal to those he would have re-
ceived for the same lots in Hatties-
burg or BassfieId, still he expressed
himself as being well pleased, having
received about 40U per cent on his in
vestment. Several lots were resold at
very nice profit and the change is
still going on.
The lot which was advertised to be
given away, to the surprise of many,
a first class lot, and everyone on the
ground, whether purchaser or not,
had an equal opportunity to draw the
lot and everyone seemed we'll pleased
with the plan upon which the draw
ing was conducted. fell to Mr. G. A.
Stewart, commercial traveller. who
held the winning card.
Mr.. King completed the organiza-
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01
TRUCK GROWING.
Possibilities Afforded in This Sec.
ton, as Noted by One We'll
Versed in Such Matters

Yesterday J. T. Williams. the trav-
cling representative of a large and
we'll known northern nursery. was in
the city. and last night at the hotel
at which both were stopping, became
engaged in conversation with a Prog
ress representative in regard to the
fruit and truck growing possibilities
of this section. Mr.. Williams, aside
from having personally conduct
ed with much success large truck
| growing interests, has been in the
business of travelling salesman for
large nurseries many years, ani dur
ing this time has travelled over the
entire territory Of the United States,
and canvassed large part of Canada.
Therefore his opinion will necessarily
carry considerable weight with it.
Mr.. Williams stated that his sales
in this section were allathat could be
wished for. The farmers, he said,
were just coming to realization Of
the fact that the longer they attempt
ed to raise nothing bnt cotton the
nearer they approached to starvation.
and that diversified farming meant a
sure and certain competence.
1t is a mistaken idea. - he contin-
ued, "that piney woods land after
having the timber cut from it, is un-
fit for farming purposes, and still
more mistaken idea that it is adapted,
for many years to come ~ap least, TO
heavy or staple farming. l do not
say it because it would be to my in
terest for people to think so, but from
years of experience and observation /
can readily state that this is one of
the best fields for truck farming and
fruit growing specially that l have
ever known. | have reference to the
section, taking Hattiesburg as CEN
ter, lying within radius of alb )ut
seventy square miles more especially,
and every where is to be found evidence
that this fact is being generally rec
ognized. I notice that canning fac
tory is soon to be established in your
little city. With the great fertility
of the soil and the advantages of so
congenial climate. it takes no seer to
divine the future greatness of south
Mississippi III this direction, and
there is no better situated inland city
than Hattiesburg to become a great
industrial center as result of it.
The pine trees are rapidly disap- |
pearing. and the salvation of the |
country lies in its becoming as great |
in agriculture as in the timber indus |
try, and the greatness which follows |
the decline of the sway of the saw
mill and is vested in the factory and |
the farm will prove lasting, will bring
more prosperity and will result in
more cultured =, progressive citizen
ship than if surrounded by millions
of acres of yet virgin pine lands.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01

swered for carrying concealed weapons
don't you see them pockets all bulged
ont ?" WhereupoD Fairchilds reached
around to disarm him and bringing
from his pockets what the crowd sup
posed would be 44caiibre pistols, il
developed that it was couple of bot
ties of Dozier's Bitter Apple Bltters
he had.
At fhis juncture Fairchilds turned
10 the negro and asked 'what in the
thunder were you running for ?' the
nergo answering boss, l don ies cum
down here fun Heckler, an bought
dem dar bitters an 1 never wuz ter
glib um up
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01

Considerable excitement was occa-
stoned this afternoon by the ATTEMPTED
escape of Blu Jones, a negro whom
Policeman Dossett arrested, he being
wanted at Newton, Miss, on charge
of forgery. The negro made a dash
to escape from the officer near the
city hail. and one shot was fired by
Dossett. Upon the appearance OF
several other policemen, the negro
stopped and gave himself ND.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01
CHASED A NEGRO.
Lots OF Fun Down at the Gulf &
Ship Island Depot Last Night
With Frightened Darkey.

Last night at the G.. &c 8. /. depot,
strange attracted the attention OF
nearly every one who chanced to
catch glimpse Ct him, a his mako
up was little cut Of the regular Or
J Ter for one in this town, noted for a
closely scrutinizing police force, his
coat balging cut over the back pants
pockets leaving every indication that
he was "fairly loaded Tor bear"
Seeing the attention Of so many di-
-ected to him seemed to frighten him,
and his actions as a consequence be-
.ame more suspicious, TO such an ex-
: cent in fact, that some one in the
crowd remarked: LETS arrest him
and send for policeman, and this
was the signal for th, negro to make
n dash for liberty, and then the fun
started sure enough, fast and furious,
for in his stampede he run over and
knocked down colored family of
women and children who were hud-
died up on the platform awaiting to
take the train, ran into hack, caus-
ing the horses to turn over the We
hicle, and on ont by Dobbins' board
ing house, with the crowd after hiE
hol ering catch him, - catch him, .
the chase continuing and the follow
ing crowd increasing until out near
tile compress, the night employees
h'aring the hollering. shut down
work and entered into the chase. thus
giving fresh runners, as the others
were about winded, and just beyond,
Fairchild, the night manager, caught
the negro, holding him fast until the
crowd came up, when he asked of the
pursuer, What is he wanted for 20
when a dozen voices excitedly an
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01

The argument in the case of J. L..
Burt, on trial for the killing of B. L.
Courtney, began this morning, and up
to late hour was still being made.
1t will be late in the afternoon when
the decision is reached, and as the
argument was about one-h half compile
ted at the time of going to press, it is
impossible to give the result.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01
BROKE INTO HIS HOUSE,.

S. LIE Quinn of Cavendish, Vt, was
robbed of his customary health by in-
vasion of Chronic Constipation, When
Dir. King's New Life Pills brok- into
his house, his trouble was arrested and
now he's entirely cured They're guar
apteed tn cure, 25c at Bnfkin & Caden
bead 5 Drug Store. Oct Limo
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01
A LOVE LETTER.

Would not interest you if you're look
ing tor guaranteed Sal7e for Soi es,
Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder.
Mo-, writes: Il suffered with an ugly
sore for year, but box of Bucklen' g
Arnica Salve cured me. It's the best
Salve on earth. 25c at Bufkin & Caden-
hed's Drug Store. Oct.1-1mo
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01

tion of his creosote plant and now
that the people know something OF Fhe
fair manner with which Fe.guson
conducted the sale, we expect a very
much larger crowd at his sale at Sill
yer Greek on the 18th instant.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01

All praise is due the Pearl and Leaf
Rivers Railroad Company for bring
ing their splendid read through this
section and for their liberal dealing
with the public, and in this connec-
tion we wish to especially m ntion
Mr.. W. A. Stevenson, the chief en-
gineer, and with this road we expect
to develop many resources now lying
dormant here, and with Your permits.
sion would like TO. from time tt
time, advise your readers of the Prog
ress along this line.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01

Cotton picking is progressing nice
ly, and Mr.. CO., is running his gin
ON full time. The RAILROAD people
have assured as that fair and liber-
nj freight rate will be given from tn IS
point.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01
ADVERTlS SEMENT

Inviting proposals for carrying the
mails OF the United States in the coun-
~ Of Perry, state of Mississippi. fror,
July l. 1904, to June 80, 1908. For
further information call OH Postmaster,
HattieSburg. Miss. 101 3t
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01

See the lovely pattern hats on exhibi-
ton at the millinery store of Mrs.
Ellerbes, Singer Sewing Machine build
ing, Front Street, Hattiesburg, Miss.
10-1eod3t
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01

Watch for Mrs. Ellerbe's grand
opening of swell millinery. due an
nouncement of which will be given
later, in this paper. 10 1eod3f
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01

Mr.. Editor, when you have an op-
portunity we would be glad to have
you come up and spend the day with
us and anioy the healthful breezes
waited through the magnificent pines
of this country.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-01
WANTED.

6 or s head of cheap horses. Apply
to me at my stable. j H. ELLERBE.
g. 80 3t