Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-11
Editorial Echoes

Editorial Echoes
We desire to serve notice on Presi-
.'chump' of his who halls from Bos
ton and parts his hair in the middle
can deliver the goods out west at the
head of the national committee, or
even see its secretary. Minneapolis
Tribune.
Miss Helen Gould denies that she
is to marry the Duke de Looz. This
is case where the Duke does lose. -
Augusta Chronicle.
Mary McLane is getting near to her
readers. She says she does not know
what she will write about in her next
book and they do not know what she
wrote about in her ast.-Chicago In
ter Ocean.
''Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" was
one of the songs of the campaign In
New York. Instead of swinging low
the chariot ran over him. -Philadel-
phia North Ameri can.
If Hanna should assume the man.
agement OF President Roosevelt's CAM
paign, the heavy weight would be on
the wrong end-the thing would be
top heavy. Nashville News.
Mr.. J. Edward Addicks is prolific Of
peace professions and talk of compro-
mise. Delaware should most beware
of Addicks when he is most humble. -
New York World.
Considering the fact that Postmas-
ter General Payne knew there was
nothing wrong in this department six
months ago, it may be said that he
has learned very rapidly. Columbus
Citizen.
Charlie Schwab wants to appear as
one Of the complainants in the ship
building trust. bankruptcy proceedings.
Here is the richest, rarest humor. -
Atlanta Constitution
Our military men in Manila are
securing all lands and languages for
other names than soldiers to fit the
warning Fillipinos. For while it
has been the fashion to call them
'ladrones, after the Spanish. Now
they are styled head hunhers, like
Rorneo hill Dyaks. What next p
New York World.
Governor Pennypecker has issued
requisition for two Crotians arrested
in England This is his deft way of
rebuking the Delaware HUM. Phil
adelphia North American.
A New York paper suggests that it
would be more proper for men than
for women to do mission Sunday
school work on Chinese. The trouble
with that is that the men WON'T
Boston Globe.
Chicago is much agitaTed by the
refusal of pie wagon drivers to make
Ill, knfa ~ in n
morning that the conviction is spread
ing that Chicago wants pie for break
fast. -Philadelphia Press.
Is the country panic-proof now
Have we learned from the co thy les
sons of the past Have we discarded
inflated valuss and over Gapitaliza-
ton, over speculation and ever pro-
duction? Let us hope so. ALBANY
Press.
Farmers say that the lapb'is have
thick fur, which means severe win
ter. Prudent animals, rabbits They
also say that the wild goose is flying
north, which means = mild winter.
Sagacious birds, wild geese New
York News.
A RUNAWAY 81 " j.
Terminated with an ue.Y - h.
leg of j. b Orner, Frank IN ,,rovs IL.
1T developed stubborn ulcer upyi-id
ing TO doctors and remedie- tor four
years Then Bucklens Arniea Salve
cured. Its just As good for Burns,
Scalds, Skin Ernptions an Piles. 25c,
at Bufkin 81 Cadenhead's Dug Stor-.
DISASTROUS WRECK.
CarelessDess Is respun-ihl for many
a railway wreck and the same arses
are making human wrecks e uff-rrrs
from Throat and Lang tr,nbles mt
since the advent of Dr. King
New DI>c,.v ~ for unSuIrptlon.
Coughs aq,i Colds, -vtn n. WRIST & -.
can b. cured, nd iopelts- r1sisna' or
IS no longer ne,rs~ ar,. Mrs -CoiS
Cragg, of Dorchester. Mass is one of
many whose life was >aved by DR.