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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-14
THE WEATHER.

For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tonight ex-
cent in extreme western portion, where
Il will be fair. Saturday showers.
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JUST received, 25 bushels blue
dsmsons Will sell same Al Use per
gallon as long as they last at Clark's,
of course.
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DAILY THOUGHT.

It is a mistake to be indifferent to
small sins and mistakes.
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Tho remains Of Albert Culver, who
died n the railroad hospital from ty.
phoid, were shipped yesterday to
Omsha. Mob. his homo. for burial.
He was foreman for a railroad con
tracing firm az Stiles. this county,
and leAyos family.
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Go to Englert and Bryant for ba
nanas. and 10 cents per dozen.
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Mr.. Oscar Hank left for New York
yesterday to spend his vacation.
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COUNTY.

For representative-Earl NJ. Hazen,
paducah.
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two packages maple cake for ESQ.
Saturday. Clsrhs, OF coarse.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-14

Englert and Bryant are selling fine
bananas at 3. and 10 cents per dozen
today only.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-14

FRESH creamery butter 25c.
pound Saturday at Clarks.
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Great Blood and
Liver Medicine
Made From Herbs.

am Offering my Great Blood and
Liver Medicine to the people of Pa
dncah. For ~ years I've made ihis
medicine and have had wonderful sue
cess with IT, II is natures own reme-
dy, made from herbs gathered by my
self. l am not mistaken in my work.
No sir, gentlemen This medicine
learned to make in slave time, years
ago, and guarantee il Tor the follow
ing diseases:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-18
NAvAsorA

In honor Of their guest Miss Julia Dortch,
Of Little Rock, Ark, the ever hosptable
home of Colonel aud Mrs. 4. H. Bridges
was the scene OF many visitors last Friday
afternoon aud evening. Duriug She after
noon the elder friends 81 Miss Dorieh
mother, who as Miss Fannie Peterson, re-
sided here some years ago, called and were
presented Al night the young iolks were
Ia evidence. aud tho hours from 3 to II
passed all TOO quickly Conversation ana
games served to entertain and AFTER MOST
delightful refreshments tho hostess ana
gucs. were thanked most cordiai9 for the
pleasant evening ana tod good night.
Thursday afternoon, from 3 nnul o.'O
o'clock, Mrs r. w Crutch6cld entertained
forty little folks ia houor of Dor littic SOU
tiraiinln. thr dnto marking his fourth an
adversary. She WIS assisted py MIS- bedtWe
Hparic aud Miss iNHtc Woodward Win
nothing left uudonc 10 make the Huair nhe
10 Gc loug remembered by each tlhy guest
Thufsduy evening tho y. lhihski nome
Wns blaze OF lght aud Q perfect picture
Of warmth. happiness and beauty eoinpii-
mcut 90 Miss julia Duuch ~ tUtlc turN,
Ark. win Nlls. IL. L. Roam as hostess. ono
feature m thc evening was very novel aud
proto kcu mirh cnuusu to lass ndnt 2 dur.
small cards wcre distributed anu tAN ladit8
Drawing hearts pierced With 40 arrow, attcr
fading thc gentlemen holding similar me
proposed 60 them. Miss Beatrice Hcafne ara
haynes shannon cdiue nUst 'of an ihe timea
SIM ever proposed Wee ntycr na sincere ua
now" was sura they could live ou nothing.
Next Mis- Louise Brown ana Larry jacobs,
who could not i've without BIN nud didu't
intend 60 try" Miss Ethel Bridges UAs
mother and r.ouy 10 begiu ne on q box vi
raply and a sofa pillow. Miss DoBoh lad
met har tate gqd coald noy tcturn q ArEqa
ss4 without HIN u Carroi smith Miss
/ Ethel Bridges, though beginner was "a
winner ana was awarded tiny hos ~ hon
ORIGINAL hy tho dainty haeteEs Jue 7tastg
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Of her lady friends with card party We'd
nesdny evening Mrs Jobn r Garrison
received the consolation prize, b pretty
stick pin Mrs Dyson won the nrst pri1 :
q nurnt leather Handkerchief casc, ahd
me lone hand" prize was an Ivory pap p
. lovely little vase: Mrs ilr Terrell. tho
guest prize Delicious md elaborate re-
ireHhmpnts were served All bid the hostcS.
gond.iwc with pleasant rcmcinhratces nI
nc huppy and pleasant evenings entcrtaih-
list this week
Mss Ioch who has bccu visiting in the
ton, NIiss
Mrs Dr Reagan Of clawson and her IT
ne daughter who huvN been visiting Mrs.
J. = Alayaoid Tor two weeks, left for
their home Tuesday
Tho show a tho opcra hnusc Tuesday
night was Won attended, both Nlr, tFe
au1 Miss WILSON rendering their paus
we'll
Miss Archie Denman ~ T,ufku Is visiting
Mrs Edgar wade Of this city
Nies Emma MoscowHz ~ Hot Snrlue
Ark IS visiting her sister Mrs Sol nap
Ian n this city
The dancing girls and hovs cIioved a
gRucH ~ tho INount * Schmidt building
Wednesday uight
Mrs Joe Jackson of this city was called
TO shreveport 10 attend tho funeral ~ her
brother. Mr.RawF0u Carr
Miss I4orena Middlrlr0uk madc q narrow
oscar" this wcek She was standing In
front 81 an 0pcp Gre plaoN and h"r skirts
rra.out and smothorcd the flames ana ul
fowunatolr hUruiug bis hand real badly
MISS NlguN BurcPou, Whu has hcCu tNc
guest " Mrs S King Tor several wepts
has returned to- hcr homo at Cisco. T7Xps.
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LLANo


.zt.. Nt..t,, ,ftsr f., ecvcr.l v.,,lsi ,.i.it
p'eo' Mexico, ottsl a several "'eNs ''A'
10 I.V' 40
Miss cara Mapty OF NihSslaD' o'S oeeo
visiting relatives ~ this city the past fcN
weeks
ATS e - Lumm returned last week
from Houston, where she spent Christmas
With her paropts The Misses Gibb,ns az
t4,,sto, ..,.,.,,,,,.,,t,.,, -,
rts- u'' ""N WIZ Visit IN
Llaho. snort while
Mise Lola McSWaiu or Austin returned
nome amor a sbort .l, :, NJ.
N,,ars,,, - ~ o.
SWANSON 81 this Guy
mt'j Slelthsop az austin has Re
| S.tiNW y, ~ htt home Mtef btiet Visit 10
-Nts -, an an ros'et,
,on n,5S piNs Ng'fhG.h %no has been az
Nnuius the STATE university at Austin, Is
Using s,s net apni' Alrs Aaron Moss, Her
tnaA3 IHthVs are slad 70 welcome her re
| tu.n.
y, IsS A hn Antony 9f Wichita Falls Is
i'laeE and Mclunis '''' 1'P's'
Mas Wheeler o. Mason Is the guest OF
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cRowLEY,LA

Mrs Gilbert l.. Dupre ot opslopsn Il
last wednesday in Crowley VIVA w.
ter Miss Fannie. ma,n
Mr. aud Mrs. NJ Gray Of Nse
Sunday with Nj. Gray 5 paFen'' =
ley. ,,s,-,,,J
the guest Of friends tn Crowley
the past week. :, xsI
Mr. and Mrs. j Kantr9Ylar q n
leans were the guests OF ME-
len during this wees .,,,iV enteri
Miss Edna Lyons dellgniu Wedn
2 uumber Of her FRIENDS wa street
evening OF her hfme op neg tgl iii forl
charming hostess threw asiI Ieassptly
and the evening MAS mos pnSirfv r.
iu various eutrrtiNmeulS snd cake.
ments. consisting Of puhcn Xxx osa %
,sl,.,.ed dnrinr no evening n9ss y
,,are Misses Nfaude Milton, repre nr
Linda am. Amt Hayes, bu'u -,syk
i.,ons PIanclIa Bayes, Hilda ll1i M
Walker Jnv LYONS Messrs, n
Felix Sampson. Connie I,ei and
samson. Howard LumpklnS auD
ii has been decided BY conlpam IN
cltg In oive n military haii V1 100
evening. JauuaIy -, ana the nse5 I
i'm tba opera house viii be u9g aIng
han rohm Arrangements are 9ei ~
XXI, tbe worry best Of music alN
rcTt win be exercised IN mahih-
coslor a success III every pal tiru."
wv evening az the affair e9 iilI9ts, X i,
make their trst appearance a.
exhibition drili,
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Lizzie Routh u l'Iatoniu With Der for the
inaugural ball.
Mrs 3. r. AtcNulty viii have with Der
Miss Lila SwcnringGn az Sau Antonio,
Miss Ida stunu Of Dallas Is with Nrs.
Cullen
Misses Floy Beckham Of Hearne and
Scruggs OF Dallas are guests Of Mrs. Dial,
Misses Mamie aud BiDnie Fisher NJ
Georgetown are visiting Mrs. sam DE Cor.
doYa
Miss May wynne. was Ealled 70 Hunts.
willie on account or the serious accident
which Mad bcfallen her sister.
Mr.. Frank Gallagher viii come up from
Beaumont 10 steud the ball
Mr.. and Mrs W y sharp of Dallas VIII
be With Mr. aud Mrs. Howell Bunton Tor
tho hall.
Mr.. Percy Morrow Of Houston came M TO
attend the 'splnstcrs dance
MIR. ard Mrs. J c. Fink have returned
from their bridal S,ur
Miss Vivian BrcBiIrr Vas as her guest
Miss Rosa Russ ~ Toheline, In.
Mr. and Mrs Ellers VII have as their
guests Mr.. aud Mrs. Loic Eilers Of Bas-
tr0p.
Sirs. W. ;. sutton has with her Misses
Houscr of Tennessee aud Erwin ~ WaAa'
hachie
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eRooksHlaE

-,,.
Wednesday evening az 70 9e.r-a ~ t1s
Methodist Episcopal church -le faaSrars
- f@t
Nd' s'ieuui1'A' "eF VI b. -'H4' ~
uelatlns Ino church lad been baaU iifuNy
INV no,l.d r-,-t ,,,.r5. - - .
80 .-' ~
ms pai|les imMcdlatei5 before tat core
mUuy Mrs Robert Harris ~ EulelaAg saae
~ Cnu MOI live without rnra Mo 7
which Mrs bowman. toe orean.at Nc
the FAMILIAR CHORDS ~ Nrudelsa i r. No.
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Is nearly completed. This orgsnIuus (
been a great help to the Y. n. CIk
ana Mrs j. r. Shambln, the pFsssw "a
dent, has issuel a call for 4 msss,t
rake steps necessary 10 a reots,araf
uo1y that the association has ~
railroad institution With new Ia
home and greatly enlarged faolss (
many new improvements. The Fte,re1
ron movement Ia meeting With N
response ana no doubt many new hi
able members viii be added.
AIRS. George w. Beardsey aud Nis j
gle Morriss have returned home al
enjoyable trip 10 Shreveport.
Mrs. +. NJ. Campbell has retuinsS
from a delightful visit to her daaghts
Fannie. who Is attending scheOl h u
lylle. Tenn Her sister, Miss SmIa
Longview, is here on visit.
Mrs J. S. Dallom, president d h
GRAFTON of Women clubs Of the "a
leave in a short time Cor san Ana,s
the benefit of her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcintosh aln
turned home from their bridal tou i \
Antonio.
Miss Shirley Green is now yIsitlu.ih|
in New York city.
Mrs Ethridge aud daughter, Ma ID
MI, are '"iue i'oin p'esssn' Y
l-S S,ies 'v ,,coroa u,rtor - uo,s,,, i,
.l,I, Got 10 ',,,est ~ Mrs n IA
TINS week, Tue ggesl OF N ,,h y, :; IS.
rs maS ,Iu. 'J ht. in, W., ,oV ~, Isso
, ",s ~ f.,inmds nnd reIot;s y az, /
nlslj 10 II'Vlius anu iei"'i 'ss' -
"S Us ~ pu,,. - c, ro,is sn.,
rs .,, f,s,d ID VI ~ % ON ana i' wss sSta'
NY IN lle lrr ''1 Coor or u a. rnrr
~, sa,,to a. south TcYas md yIl
WIS Tu IoV,' w., Iu 9 ooaI fntn n% sor b
VIZ, mere 'l 'He H'"' in'u- Y
''Sll. ....,... ,..-, h.o, ,,sroa ANNA.
l"Nllatlons noNc ngrn 'sou ~ III 1
ln' app od,l,'''- LIN '"s ,conls I,a,
apr,n'e 10 49, , ,n,,ns ncp5ie a rs;
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CoRsloANA.

There has been quite deaF'h ~
happenings here the past weeh
was 10 have been the peau'i'1 4,
princess Bonnie" which our oTn
Mrs. Margaret Anderson cef'el IN
60 faithfully rebearsing ana pls ,P,a,,o
present FOR the benefit Of the hinu axcel
but which. on account q W. nntn
downpour Of rain was posipoueeai cam "SI N
urday evening 100 late fof iasn''9-
week columns ~ Il Mrs
Friday afternoon q w.. ION
a. Folk was hostess Tor y. nnng6cr q
pfisfiiia ciubs and quite beautil
eitad nueels. The house nancy
decorated 10 palms and ferns order 81
and social p0siimo Nas whs the %
6oy III the dining room work of
bsnd.painted punch bowl Asiieious
Ise poik Early. from mhla sfssrneon
punch vas served during ysnnsr va
rerr hspdsome hstrenhurs an ,tg Of q
the diuing table, n ins sroyd fern.
Was AZ inmsnse Boston ~ the edg
beautiful fronds reaching ~ stately p
ire table and vieing with si,d course
in srars ard beauty saststed 10 e.
served. MIS-, Polk was ~
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BEAUMONT.

Nirs John r. Goodhue opened the week
In society with card party aud reception
in honor Of Airs. Robert Holton Nv TIE &c
ceiylng line were twelve other brides. who
assisted the hostess Mesdamcs Easlcy.
Prathcr, Hedges. Bordages, Al ison, Balm,
Price Quaw. Crawford, ppklu, Crary,
George Casweli and Ogden johnson. Tho
house was beautifully decorated wish
Brides buds and ferns Twenty tables
were occupied by the elegantly gowaed
guests who enjoyed eight games Mt hish
ave Mrs Simmon won the FIRST prize, Mis-
irene Fuller tho second Mrs. Robert lol
ton tic drst prize among The brides Mrs.
George Cgswcn the second and Mrs r. G..
TAYLOR tho hooby. delicious tWo.course
luncheon was served. consisting Of seal
iopcd orsters waters. olives, sandwiches,
fee cresm aud cake. One hundred and live
Invitations we're issued. which brought out
the smart set in tuli numbers
Nra Courtoud Lawrence was hostess 20
tine whist club this week. Mrs Colsmlu
received The Grst prize. A number of
guests ere invited to enjoy the afternoon
glc hostess served rffreshm.nis Of lee
cream and cake.
NJ charles Brooks. Miss Marguerite
Cooper Air Preston Lea, Miss Evelyn Id
wards, Nh Muller oud Miss hele StaNal
formed % party ~ cce Rip Van NinAls..
The gentlemen friends " MISS Eysl.u I'd
wards c0mpimeuted her with a dance III
tine Data Wednesday evening. lirg'
crowd of ynHng people, choperoued ,u
auoUt eight married couples, enloNeu the
ahuU. Mist Edwards has been the hohfla'
20 segersl pleasant events this week toi
ueSf week she takes up her residence D.
1ir- >Iotf +. Bizler entertained t5e
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Comanche, where she goes n teach music
Clas'
Miss jackson. who has been here on
visit 10 her sister. Mrs a y. Ahllpy, has
retained To her home IN Nchnar
Mrs Farmer ot Caldwell who has be'h
here on . visa 30 Miss DOllc lisb. re-
tprNcd homo Monday
Mrs = - Martin aud son. Mr. } n.
MUriiu formerly of this comfy. who nuEN
been here on visit TO Mrs Martins broih
az, Mr. y. T. Devcr returned to their nome
Ia san Saba Wednesdays
Mrs W u Eldridge h visiting hcr daus1
ter Mrs c. r. Gillespie, Ht HuDstqn.
Mr. and Mrs James Carmichael, VINO
have been here on visit 10 Nh g. Wei
hush have returned TO their home Ia
Suithvlrc
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ORANGE

Tn. X K Kiub was delightfully."- cnter
tanned by Mis-. Gertrude Chapman last
Saturday afternoon Miss Georgia ochi
tree made The highest score aud received
the prize. a copy OF The fifih Strins
hy sousl. u was dainuiy wrapped Ni
tea with ycllow riDhous. \ bunch &c
fragrant louquiIs ana ferns was laid loose
IS on top n the book llttle Miss Georgia
llcwsou made the presentation delicious
luuchcou OF chicken salad, Ia Waldorf,
served in cabbage cups; toasted waters,
fruit aud marshmeuou cake, wits, ldisiu'
mud cofee with whipped cteAm NGs served
dt the cosG u the game,
Mrs s. :. ktlliS and Master tatgol
kc!lis have arrived here .tOW tate, lcAGe'
and VII in fUture make Orange their nome.
Miss Ehie Nates ul Beaumont spent i4ai
SUNDAY IN Orange with Miss Dnia nau-
Miss Georgia Livingston has returned to
boy home n Lake CHARLES after o pleasant
visit acre VITA Mrs ~ NJ Hunt
Rev . a Couson last sund1y nigh, pet
formpl the marriage ceremony OF AT,
George Lgthcr Niosier and Miss LILLE
teue Wright They ore 90 home tn tlAir
friends at the corner Of Main md Seepud
streets
Nj. George W Gates and wife have re
turned FROM a visit 70 Mr. Gates mother
Urs q. VI Joueh WAC has spent some
Beitis has gone 20 Gibson. la e. visit
Der slftels. 0es3anics Mouut aud 1ajh"tt.
Mgs T. saac rs home from visit TO
Miss Mabel Does returned 90 her home
n Lake Churlos Wednesday inter- do
ighttU visit here WITH relatives and
friends
Mrs H. McCorquodalc, mother Of cY.
Sheriff John Robertson, aud his aunt Mr..
richards ri Honston are spending a tc"
days 10 Onn2e.
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NAcoepocHes.

Mr. aud Mrs n ralnh peughtc n
Ennis and baby Ralph are Writing M
poughtle's parents Mr. and Mrs. John a..
poughtie Of this city
Toe Daughters % the Confedevacy viii
have Zee memorial services 81 thn Netho.
dist Episcopal church Monday nisht
aiTs nr Il A. Hardaman ~ Melross
was 10 ths ctr this week visiting relatires
The cbaptsupus Circle met With Miss
Bowers iris waek matcritt n nierh ufs
rratrrt ard an interesting latfnn racjtsd
Ma Deoly entertalned sbe9t twenty ,nYs
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TME EEnesr.


OF the child Is an event
life How proud she
attempt to walk is begun
evidence childish coSira,
strength. Such pride an
BY every mother, But
that the child is snsa
weak aud deficient
vitality, and clings tdyeE
mothers arms withM
desire to walk or plav
Mothers should learn
that to have strong chil.
dren they must them.
selves be strong, for The
child's strength is
the gift Of the
mother. E,-.At
The use of DIR. ~
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription bv Nm
expectant mothers III
gives them health
a nd strength to I
give their Chill. -
dren. II nour- >-sN. 3&
ishes the nerves ~
strengthens the BODY srd
muscular strength and elastisIs ,a
the baby's advent is practiealIS q,
~ have seen using n, p;1'y ~
scription, and car ssy ii is ID !, naV'i,
tise v 70 he, and eau chceYiuilv 10y M2E
writes MIS-. Victor ! Hsdfa. ~ Ss.s *
Riley Co Kansas, II beesa lesss'
mouths before baby came and ~. ~
tited by its use The doctor w. ~, slsie
said did about as well as sny an, VT
las ! was sick only about three No.
that your Pavorite Preserin.;on q
patent incidence which he aid hsr, i, Y |
We now have darling bahv NJ i W.
healthy, who weighed niue p5urS. ~
July 'stnl During this month & s,s
three and one-half pounds.u = wy
Favorite Prescriptions NAB.
women strong, sick women well
no substitute for the medie;r.
works wonders for weak Worn.
The Peoples Common SENS h.
Adviser, a book containing Io1S ~.
given away Send al one.c.s, NJ
for expense of mailing only for l.3
in paper covers, or IL stamn. L
volume bound in cloth. Asd,s
K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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WON and when at last az rnmnsi,ed ,tpitc
surprise WAS ln store foi many, Alter
all were unmaskcd quite delightful eNrn'
ing was spent by an who engaged 10 tue
different amusemcnts, &
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-28

The hunting sesaon is now well on,
and Hattiesburg sportsiben are making
some splendid records for good snorts-
manship. Last week patty OF hun
ters consisting of John f. Bennett, B.
M, Moffett, Bob Ellis and several
others left for a weeks hunting trip
about 20 miles from this place. and
as their party is made up of some OF
the very best sportsmen in this Sec
tion, they will no doubt have a great
trip and will tell many interesting
stories on their return. Two young
men OF this city, Messrs, Ruth and
Warren. hunting in the country sever
al miles ouF, made an excellent record
recently, bagging 63 quail in day,
and killing in consecutive shots 30
birds in 80 shots.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-28
HkS on the Alert,

Th' following is from the Natch. z
Democrat: IAN import mt meeting of
the local lodge of Elks was held at the
cluh building last evening. MATTERS of
Importance to the order were discussed
and amongst other matters the a,pli
cati u to Governor Lougimo for char
ter by u lumber of V,cksburg n-gro.s
who organ zed ui der the nsme of tue
ElAs. As the name of the .,rganixa
tion Is copyrighted no charter can :
granted with nj the sanction OF lhe
order. l'r. J. French, district dep
uty ef the order was in receipt of the
following telegram relative to the mat
ter and bis relly aud request to Gov
ernor Lo. g'no Is also pobli-he.i:
Indianapolis. Ind, Nov Is
DR. &c French. Dict Deputy. B P o.
Eiks. Matches. Miss.
Am. advised thai : negro lodge II
vicksbnrg Il about 10 receive q. arter
in ycOr 2: -.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-28
DISASTROUS WRECKS.

Iareles-ness is respunsibl- for many
railway wreck aud the same canses
are making human wrecks of sufferers
frum Throat and Lnng troubles. But
since the advent of DR. KIng'-
New Discovery for Consumption,
Z 'ughs and Colde, even the worst case
can be cured, and hopeless resignation
is no longer necessary. Mrs. Lois
Cragg. of d. rchesfer. Mass is one of
mauy whose life Was saved by DIR.
Hi g's New DIS. overy. Ibis great
remedy Is guaranteed for all Throat
and Lang diseases by Bufkin y Cauen-
n~S'i. Brus glst. rIlre 5Uc, anu $iU0
ff1A bo,tlr free
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-28
rne dominant JanftOr.

rne dominant JanftOr.
Mrs. McCall-And what did you say
your eldest boys full name was?
Mrs. De Coursey-Michael Brannigan
De Coursey.
Mrs. all-Well-er-that's rather
odd.
Mrs. De Coursey-Yes; but. you see.
when he was born we were living In q
fat and we didn't want to move out.
Mr.. Michael Brannigan was the 5an1-
or.-Philadelphia Press.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-28
WILL MAKE LAST TRIP.

Railroad Commissioner May to Make
Final Inspection Tour of Roads
in His District.
Special 70 the Daily Progress
Jackson Nov. %. Monday Railroad
commissioner A. @. May will begin
his inspection of ths A. & v. and the
New Orleans and Northeastern roads.
This will be the last inspection Mr..
May will make rs ,xt month he re-
tires from Office. Railroad Commits
sioner McNair is now busy inspecting
the roads In the valley and commits
sioner Kincannnon will begin next
week on his section of the state. all
OF the roads are said to be in good
c:ndition.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-28

Natchez, Nov. 25, 1908
Joseph T. Tanning, Grand Exalted
Rul.r, indianapolis, Ind.
Have this day wired Gov Longino,
not to grant negro's cha ter for lodge-
Will a1vise on receipt of hls reply.
j. G. RENCH.
District Deputy.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-28

name of onr order is copyrighted under
act of conrr-ss. l am informed that
your governor Is an Elk Piea,e take
MP this matter with him immed lately.
JOSEPH T. TANNING.
Grand Exalted RuleI
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-28
Scarcity of Country Produce

The scarcity of country produce
this fall has been and il now q prob
lem which greatly perplexes the mer-
chants and housekeepers of this Sec
tion. Chickens and eggs are almost
an unknown quantity, and beef and
pork is almost as scarce. OF course
this is hard ON those living In the
city, who prodnoe nothing bat lots OF
cash. but it shows a great prosperity
among the farmers. When farmers
become too busily engaged in the
production Of staple crops it il q fact
beyond question that they are coin
ing money from the work. as in
"hard times there is always 3
plethora of truck produce. Its an Ill
wind that doesn't scatter few fivers
anyway one may turn here these
days, hut if man wants to make q
small fortune In a smaller length Of
time, let him establish poultry farm
and then advise his best friend to go
into the exclusive trucktarmiDg busi.
ness on an extesnive scale.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-28
LONG BICYCLE TRIP.
Bicyelist Scoug of Jackson to Make
Another Extended Tour on
Wheel.

Special TO the Daily Progress.
Jackson Nov. 2s.-Henry Seooug =
bicycle man OF jackson will make .
long journey by himself in a small
boat. He will start from jackson
about the first Of December and go
down the Pearl river to the mouth OF
the stream and then sail in the Gulf
Of Mexico to the eastern coast Of
Florida returning to Gulfpott about
the last Of February. This 10 the
fifth long trip of this nature ii at Mr..
Sscong has made.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-28
Natchez, Nov. %, 1908.

NatcheZ, Nov. 20, 1913.
Gov. 4 n Longino, Jackson. Miss
am Informed by Jos Tanning Grand
Exalted Ruler of Indianapolis, that ne
groes of Vicksburg will apply for E ks
Lodge he name of the order is COPY
,Ig hred under act of congress Do not
grant c ari,r. II Jou ave, please re
woke.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-28

Rev. O'Brien, Baptist minister
from Epps. will conduct a meeting
here, beginning Saturday night.