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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-12
CAPT. HARDY'S GREAT SPEECH
He Pictures South Mississippi in
Glowing, Truthful Colors at
the Farmers Institute.

The speech below was delivered by
Capt. w. H. Hardy, of Hatrlesburg,
before the Farmers Institute at Stark
Vile at the recent session, and as we
feel that there is no hing we could
give in the same space that would be
productive of so much good, or prove
interesting to so many we reproduce
it with the endorsement that 1t IS the
most lucid and able document of the
kind that has come under our obser-
vation, and we recommend a careful
perusal of it, for it is right III line
with the policy of The Progress, and
bears out what it has been saying all
along concerning the active and
slumbering resources of this section.
The speech is as follows:
1.-THE Industrial possibilities of any
section of country are dependent main
ly upon climate, water. timber, soil
and transportation facilities. l have
left out the problem, the factor of
the character of the people who in
habit the country, because when all
the conditions named above are IA
vorable, the enternrising spirit of the
Caucasian will speedily supply the
population necessary to develop 'hese
resources.
1.-The climate in this portion Of
Mississippi is unsurpassed by that of
any other section of this great coun
try. Isotherm is defined TO be: A
line passing through points on earth s
surface which have the same temper
ature.' Maury, in his physical geog-
raphy, places our gulf coast on the
same isothermal line with Bermuda,
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-12

grade made cigar worth $75 thous-
and and the other $50 a thousand. |
have a few of the inferior grade with
me sa a sample. The manufacturer
furnished the wrapper. However.
this soil will produce as fine leaf
wrapper as can be raised anywhere
"At the prices named above. this
eighth of an acre yielding. after de-
ddcting all expenses, about $50 net.
II think the experimental farm at
McNeill ought to put at least five
acres in Spanish tobacco next year and
raise both filler and wrapper. Then
there should be an experiment made
with crude phosphate meal or ground
phosphate applied in crude state with
out being first dissolved by sulphuric
acid. This experiment. should run
through period of at least five years.
| [ believe it would permanently i'm
prove the land.
"But the moss potential factor in
developing the future industrial pos
abilities of the |. section is theI OPEN
ing to the commerce of the world of
the magnificent harbor at Gulfport.
| "This harbor covers an area of
near.y eleven square miles; affording
safe anchorage for 1000 ships in a
depth of water ranging from q to 40
feet, secure landlocked. and in
which no vessel has ever been lost.
This harbor is connected with
the railroad pier and wharves near
| the shore by channel 300 feet wide
and % feet deep, with an anchorage
basin at the upper pier half a mile
long and a quarter of mile wide.
! This port is destinsd, at no dis
| tant date, to be the leading port OF
the south, veritable golden gate.
through which the rich treasures OF
the great Mississippi valley, the
grain of the northwest. thu iron and
local of Alabama and Ten aessee will
! lind their way to the markets OF the
J jworld.
Il "But another potential factor il
determining rhe industrial possibili
I ties OF this section will be the con
{ lstructiox 1.-THE ns-isthmian canal
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the state or the swamp lands In the
western part of the state. and by
proper fertilization and cultivation,
it will produce as much per acre one
year with another as the richer lands
of tbe state. Cotton, corn, oats, peas,
potatoes, Irish and sweet, suagr
cane. tobacco, garden vegetables of
every kind, melons and orchard fruit:,
berries especially the strawberry,
all Weld abundant crops under proper
fertilization and cultivation.
! 1--WE need to change the method of
farming, however, before the best re-
snlts can be reached. We rely main
" upon commercial fertilizers that
merely stimulate the soil as alcohol
does the human body. What we want
is a fertilizer that permanently i'm
proves the land.
Every acre of this section OF the
state will produce sugar cane. 1t
does not grow so luxuriant'y as In
Ionisiana. but more stalks can be
aised to the acre, as the rows are
narrower; it is cultivated at less ex-
pense; it is richer in sacchriane, due
in nv opinion, to theheat or warmth
of the sandy soil. This is equally
true of melons and sweet potatoes
raised on light sandy lands.
1.-The soil of this section is We'll
adapted to raising tobacco. L made
an experiment with imported Havana
tobacco seed in 1891. | planted an
eighth of an acre of light sandy soil
IN tobacco about the first OF May,
whence 1 had already gathered a crop
OF Irish potatoes. 1t grew off rapid
" and | never saw finer tobacco IN
Virginia or Kentucky. | gathered IL
in the fall and cured it, packing lt
down in a large box, and the follow
ing spring took it out and hao IL
made into cigars. There were TWO
grades of the tobacco. The better
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-12

which is one of the health resorts OF
the world.
"No country on earth is better
watered than this section. We nave
on the east Chickasaw river, Oh
the west Pearl river and i'll the east
and west center Leaf river and Strong
river-to say nothing of the many
large creeks like the Tallaialas. Ius-
cahoma, Bouie, Okohona BLACK,
Thompson Silver creek, and many
others. all fed by small, beautlfui
nerennial streams like the brook I'M
mortalized By Tenny 'on.
"Within less than twenty five miles
of the city of Hattiiesburg, on the
Okotoma, is water powe,, which, IL
barneSsed, controlled and properly ci-
rected, can furnish all the electric
light and power needed to supply city
and towns within a radius or n1ty
miles. Then there are many miner
al springs throughout this section'
the bndFal6ullG plOpSitAS9 -
waters are the heating of nearly all
diseases. If we go down beneath the
surface from 200 to 1000 feet in many
portions of this section, overfiowlnl
wells of water are obtained. Thei
the average rainfall per annum II
about Sc inches.
'sAs before stated, the area OF TIM
section covers fully 8 5000 square miles
about 60 per cent of which is covered
with long leaf yellow pine, equiva
lent in round numbers to 3,ooo, oo
acres OF land.
"It we estimate tha standing tim
Der at 8, 900 feet per acre, it gives u
1000, 600, 900 feet of lumber. I'M
lumber today is selling all the wa,
from $40 to s22 per 1000 feet. and
will probably never get any cheaper
as the worlds supply OF timber
daily decreasing, while the deman
for lumber is daily increasing.
ssIt is light sandy soil. underiai
with a yellow and red clay, and
easily cultivated. One hand with
small horse or mute can cultivate 9
much of it as two horses and mules {
the black lands Of the eastern part {
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-12
CHANCERY COURT.
Judge Stone DeaVours Will Hold
Regular Term at Augusta, Com
mencing Sept. 22.

There will be a regular term of
chan,ery court held at Augusta, this
county, commencing Monday, Sept.
%, with Judge Stone Deavours pre-
siding.
1t is reported that the docket will
be very heavy, and that several very
large and important cases will come
up during the term.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-12
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

Has worldwide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t surpasses any other saive,
lotion, ointment or balm for Cuts,
Corns, Burns, Boils, Sores, Felons,
Ulcers, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Chapped Hands, Skin Erpptions;
iufallible for Piles. Cure guaranteed.
Only 25c at Bufkin q Cadenhead,
Druggist.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-12
A BOYS WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.

With family around expecting HIM
to die, and son riding for life, is
miles, to get DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
w. II. Brown, Of Iseesville, Ind, en-
dured Deaths agonies from asthma; !;
but this wonderful medicine gave IN
stant relief and soon cured him. lie
writes: II now sleep soundly every
night Like marvellous cures of con-
sumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds and Grip prove its
matchless merit for all Thoat and
Lung troables. Guaranteed bottles soc
and S1.O0. Trial bottles free at Bufkin
& Cadenhead's S drug store.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-12

made up of true blue southerners,
just such people as know how to treat
customers politely and make the deal
ing with them most pleasant.
They make the mail order bu 4lnesf
a leading feature and satisfaction OF
money refunded, y is their motto.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-12
MANAGER WANTED

Trustworthy lady or gentleman to
manage business in this county and ad-
joining territory for well and favor.
ably known House of solid financial
standing. $4,000 straight cash salary
and expenses, paid each month by
check direct from headquarters. Tx
pensemoney advanced: position per
manent. Address, Manager, 610
Monon Bldg, Chicago, III. aug26 Rt
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-12

Kohlman & Co, of Mobile, Ala, will
ship you 48 full hall pints of ''Old
Coon Rye" the best on the market al
the price, for 81 so, delivered at your
station. sep7 81
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-12
WANTED TO RENT.

Nice cottage convenient to business
portion of the CITY Want possession
Oct 1st. Give description and location.
Answer at once. Address HI, care
Progress. Sept II 2tp.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-12

..Ionrstc1's 81 .saparrlIa, Quart Bottles; a
.r,od cleanser, fesh builder an. >Aaltf gesfor~
:: has 10 eir5Ai."
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Prof. u. S. Ineichen. a skilled piano
tuner, has permanently located here in
the interest of Philip Werlein, and will
tune your piano to your satisfaction.
P. O. Box Il. Phone 159.
aug25-1mo
la connection with the above we wish
to call attention to our special prices on
pianos. PHILIP WFRLIEN, Ltd.
a29 6l4-6l6, Canal street. n. O. La.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
GOLD! GOLD!! GOLD!!!
TREASURER ROBERTS TELLS OF GREAT SUPPLY
OF YELLOW METAL IN AMERICA, AND SAYS
OUR FINANCIAL SYSTEM CANNOT ToTTER

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2a-Ellis
II. Roberts. treasurer OF the United
states. was the principal speaker at
the annual meeting OF Che American
Bankers Association today Mr..
Roberts theme was The Effects or
the Inflow OF Gold"
After giving statistics showing the
relative umounss Of gold production
in the United 2tatcE for different
years. Mr.. Roberts took up his dia-
course upon the effects OF the pres
ent great increase IN gold supply.
lie said ln part;
Before this year ends. II cur pres
cut rate OF increase continues, our
stock OF gold will exceed that OF an
the European countries. whicAohave
n combined population OF five Vines
that OF the United States. Adding
the holdings Of our national banks
which amount to s322 COO 000. and the
treasury. which has &6ib. Geo 000. AR
financial system Is based on monty
a billion OF dollars In lard yellow
metal.
THE plethora Of the precious
metal In our country presents three
praf1.ms- What fl 90 be the effect
on our currcncyT What on prices
and wages What on our worlds
relAtlons9
Cor yellow metal passes I'm 81
Petersburg aud rckm IN HouSk0ug
and Toxic. and the United States
notsQAnd silver certificate march
with IL IN equal favor.
THE American people declared not
once but twice and always that they
want not cheap money. but the best
In the world. And they have II, and
the annual inflow OF $50, 900. Coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24

HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

/ Charles Mclaughlin. who says he
Re a porter. started In 10 clean cut
several saloons along Washington
street this morning. and woke up In
the city Jail He sSsashcd furni-
fNre and other breakabIea until Pa
troimeu pfen and keefe took him
In charge.
Mrs. Mary Casey. alias Mcmahon.
was arrested this morning by Pa
trolman Helms on a charge OF rob-
hing a drunken man OF ts0. in one
81 the saloons along lower First
avenue.
Coroner Hoye this morning re-
ceiNed a message from Constable
Gibson OF Bertha. Wash. that a man
Dad been found dead. there. No
particulars Of the death were given.
Deputy Coroner Isham loft for Rer-
iln this morning, and VIII probably
Dtsg the body here.
-he funeral sepiceH OF Mrs Sarah
Harris were held at the church Of
the Immaculate Conception. at s. 30
this morning. Interment took place
az the Calvary cemetery. The fu-
neral was under the direction OF thu
Houney= Watson establishment.
Donald McAlum, age "a. the
youngest son of the late Peter Nc
Alum q Redmond. died last nlghe
az the Providence hospital This
body IL now az the residence Of a
sister at 2ib Fifteentb-a avenue north.
Tho remains VIII ~ sent 20 Red
mcnd for burial
Mrs Elizabeth Mary Prevel. age
IS. died tbis morning az i4l7 Tenth
avenue south. The remains are at
the Bonney-Watson pariors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24

assures Il to them and rewards thtM
wisdom.
How Tar aud In what direction Is
the vast iuflow OF the yellow metal
carrying u.s. The blind may see that
In the past On years business has
been expanded IN some directions IN
an unparalleled degree.
"TlSgc who itgVe climbed too hl-h
down TTs promoter WI, Who mas has ,a,i ,'S
20 distribute ris stocks and bonds
may be punished. and those who
have petted their schemes may SUI
fer But rhrinkiug Of inflated Sc
eurHiea TO their true value ~ not a
public calamity. Our financial sys-
TEN can not tQtter, much leO be
Wre kcd.
How do these influences bear
upon our world rclauous7 FiretChf
ALL cur surprising wealth In gold
husoriaced our national credit on a
plane above that Of all other cuun-
tries, ana never before held . that
~ any government,
Obviously the supremacy OF our
national credit adds 90 the strength
81 the republic In eomrncrcll credit,
general esteem ana international IN.
fluC9cc In all the world.
~ the American peokt are rru.
dtnt. viii To- their common sense
and cpia reason govern. they will sec
that The prosperity they enjoy Il the
earssAst OF more TO come. Of material
achievement beyond the scene OF
prophecy, which shall Elorify hu-
mainly"
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~ Classified Ads. ~


i-kooM heuHr. city water N8e
laAa tntun waterfront lots, SEQ.
N.fuTeFg house uvv, modern. Azs1t
ltnv Coruer lets tolttoi tin 8. are
Cuttagrs $50 10 81 ~ viii build 10
SUIT seod parties. at brooklyn or
tsatOuas
e y REVIEW
$40 Arcade and tulNgtNs 1satlou
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Special Boat 10 Prize Fioht

For the prize fight in Tacoma to-
night take hofts ron Flyer. at is.
az Pier ?. at 7.se Returning boats
leave Tacoma al ~ a.. 80.
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Served at the Cathedral Fair. ARM
ory hall. from 1850 a. M. 20 y. m.
every day. price 20 cents. Free ad-
mission. No soliciting win be ger
mltted during lunch hours. zee
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. y. Mullen. S2i Ballard ave. epp,
City Kali.
Fremont prea Co. Evslna street
ard Fremont avenue.
w, a. Manstisid a Co, ttRsiaaist,
80 and jackson. "
eesham's Home Bakery, 21o3 lat
avenue.
c N L0hndrsft. cigar store, siel :
Second
Thee. Harris. at posteflos, Rsn,en.
lttle's Pharmacy. ist ave. north
and hsrrtson street. J. h, little.
rrep Fieter.
Carlton q Co.. Druggist, cor. s,h
-. ard Pae. street South Seattle.
?. A. Moore, Pestofiee. So Park.
University orVs Store, University
Station.
Newell ST. Pharmacy. to24 Howell
street
Rainier Pharmacy Ne. Clark, pro-
prisser, N2s &. Madison.
Columbia nrug Store. W. J, Stud.
ley. erep. Columbia, Nssh.
ereadssay Pharmacy, 8. {. Fisher.
pr{eD eis Broadway ard James.
Quaker prug Co. 1918 lat ~.
lsarf's Pharmacy, g35 N. SSaad-
way phone, Union %,
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pesssrashinq
RFfafl sifd fls8lfs' fsiIoFias CaE
lsss lse Fourth AVN Patterns eas
DREgssiAKtN0 sehosi Gi Arcade
block suplis earn whtlr learning
nESass : -. ! 20 :. s'sssi,,.
Dancing Academy
FffTffff MON fdrriaichafernt 'eIlsEe
soelstl5 stage. .daas.n aua bedY eul-
Folding Beds
AHHfffa HuLAissu Nfta afsii ~ taataFy.
u.s. r5ss taatss nAss 20 afasf
10 Juna
~ yoa wssi setrsst ~sisfts 80 rrs,rsi
r.lW.s fsai v.sh Sc ttfats IuaA ca..
Mechanical Enginssrs
"a T. Il At.t.Asi - -sea : staessf
Millinery
Mis- A. ~ uA&HoN-faN mliinsff
Al The iousst pgtlsa- Ger Fourth and
oeuiis,s and SBfists
bn a hAckfss6s ssz4s5i 49, -
taitilns
%. roNos sAnEAu- - Is,s. ,saslss.
On Kinnn n.ll.y tsilsis.
. Se,ary Public
fNs "a tAfLotl b5wts llk Asln ~.
otssopzthy
WAAhfNdf6S faEiHMAHN % okfE.
Jsss.- .esi. Ie.s s.a AL ia, s.'ss-
psths sGanthattah ffss.
" AR4f@urpN fNHTtTUrE or pFTno-
ts-h sandlss foi Fltss
Printing ard Binding
As ss,a.,5, si p r,s'.. ~ -. '''''
HEI.LEn Printer. 100 seneca. Lsl3.
John 2pii.
Patent Attorney
'. X A6AMk-bfsfiisS eeiasa banaiaE.
Physician and Surgeon
| DIT 1OaEfHtNE BELL ~ and -
AfcAas BnlldlnE
pR ANNlE RrssEL. 3 lllnklsy pIs.
Plumbing
g9M. II. NCLGfN@ Black sssi
dro. u. woopHoUsG co.-Tsi M.l9 -.
Musical
/ Hf7flS q sSI u aallSls. "a Bsnis
Sewing Machines
MILLING e-ss~ins nisShins rspsifiue tsit
ftrst.
Storage AZ
/ flirffKa delivered - cents : dalA figf.
sEs tree. piano and furniture Hfottas
estimates given. tuian TfausfG . fiefs
ass Co. 1uas First. both rhons4 .Als
Umbrella Repairing.
| UMHHFt1sAa nlanufaetuFsdI fs-coysftns
sna general feualfine Goo Second ave-
nue.. Robson Bfos.
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Social Dance. every Saturday night.
SyHrNs Hall, Ballard zee
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For ssIs-Rsai I.,s,.


FoW SAf.Ez--fte
- geod has a aregru. nearly esusp W, =
arena ear ine and the new ttnian ~
hua Cottage arranged Tor ~
adaiuonsi faslns egfFznt tsav.aa ,
2. slsa e - Ssrns 49, 81 ssra go5 ass
urd npNrra. Ths rsakinE - getn-
!.se' g. ,l aeg.e O. sgsF ), laass
ieux time
FQR sAt.E=.tt ~
GaaA f.rnnfl eeftaFa. net new bat RI
Ersv caFnrf iot. t~srinF fruit tres
end small fruit ghirkrn ran aga
haase. near ~ siirr and SIN ave.
aaath Terms q srEainEe -
4nszi pianerr bldg fhonr. Main ia
AcREs
FOR rI.ATTiSd.
s 70 and 70 acres ga BEACON fuu ese
Mua tatenHlans
acres on Uoersi'y car nns.
ear une. cleared Ard on county fuads
3 acres AZ nriKhsou beach. = MD.
fr0m ear line
Eaeh - the above properties has spe-
cal advantages.
pfonss James Eg1 A @9A
aHrnher Exchange
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40 - So saeh-tarEs acre tracts ea
EHst broadway Iu ballard the
afFaafs are al cleared and several ~
the o. have been CLEARED DE
ita kalus On 0fdar 60 close tf u1I
Fun should 50 and So this pFuueftT
fo appreciate utat - being 0fffrxd
VHu lf more eueWeuHfnf cat ON MI
Is IA liam In ffffla hiaEk corner =
1nd ard irnFV avenue and h Wlu
WhaN yea the WnHotd trhCfA We
will make satiafaCtoHV ff.4xaa Asnu
terfaH Here " your rhanes 90 apce.
utafa ard make money. West a
wheeler - tinian block
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Buy Boys Clothing at Closest Prices Tomorrow

qoys' Two and Three-Piece Suits, in Cas-
simeres, Cheviots aud Tweeds, worth
$3.50, for. ................... .S7.7s
Q
pick a good one your size, at o." .sIIs
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Acreage fer Sale

LAND3 FOR HAfE.
Tract ihH31a. half milo from car line
AZ HaEgnna para. lard tn Htra wt,sr-
rsTa aud garden. good k=Fanm house
and barn tltee. terms.
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Il ROOM house n WashinEton PARK
addition. brick foundations. two
Uafhroqfns; electric ughtrs piped for
Furnace. two EfairwRyas Lhfae porch
- roo. terms Robert r MAJ nard.
Els bailey DuildinE. Seattle, VAN
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TfIIFlTl u TI'T7I ~
NICE hctFe on IAN avenue, HiEht or
car line S-r00ms. oil modern COM
venisnces. price. rio. on easy
terms.
Good broom cottage, 2 blocks from
MAFiee q go
(1IZY s'rooa cottage. all modern com
vsuiencea, on list avenue, 2 blocks
fron Madison price, u,Ao.
NTEWtHT STEWART A. CO.
IA FIRST Avenue.
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10 acres. mile and , hair from Wood
ineliies iurEed of. Ened land when
cleared up tee terms
ROBERT Y. MAYNARD,
sis Bailey Building. Seattle Wash.
CHEAP acre and = acre tracts Tor
aAfe very reasonable hY owners
STEWART. STEWART a Co.
Room 81. tniHn block. IA lat Ave.
" Of Lease Fafrus
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ss-ROOM hotel IN Everett. an Iern.
ished. iarse dining room. l.as-.ez91d
location. T01 Enquire room ~,
Union block Q
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BOYS Two-pieee Suits Of Cheviot anC
Cassimcres, all sizes up 70 Il, worth So g
and $500. for ............,....... .SI.7.
twenty-five Dozen Hats, all styles-you ear
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n aeres on county read. E miles east
q Kent Il mcree cleared small or
cnard. house ard barn. ilQl0
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EGAN Drama tGand operate School
Direction u Northwestern Theatrical
Eyudtcnte Fail term commences
SEPT mbrr Is, Diploma awarded en-
EnE0fuonte guaranteed graduates. HiH
months course acting, oice-build
Ing, dancing. DsHcrtutiVe catalogue
mailed free. Frank = Eaan. pfin-
cipai, John Curt. manager. fele-
phone Blue psa
The Holly chieftain., 1903-01-23

A meeting of all the division
superintendents of the Santa Fe
from Chicago to Albuquerque WAS
held in Topeka last week. The
object of the meeting was to agree
upon a complete revision of the
existing time card so far as the
running of freight trains is con-
cerned The running time of all
freights between Kansas City and
Chicago will be heightened by six
hours and similar extension will
be made on the Chicago Denver
freight. La Junta Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-01-23
A MarveIouS IAveatIon,

Wonders never cease. A machine
has been invented that will cut. pas, e
and hang wall paper. The field of in
ventions and discoveries seems to be
unlimited. Notable among great dis
coveries is DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. 1t has done a world
OF good for weak lungs and saved many
la life. Thousands have used it and
conquered Grip, Bronchitis. Pneumo-
d mia and Consumption. Their general
We adict is: Its the best and most re
liable medicine for throat and lung
. troubles. Every .'Oc and sl.O0 bottle Is
b guaranteed by Ikelman Bros. drug.
n,gists. Trial bottles free.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-01-23

The case Of the State VS. Robert
Reynolds, charged with assaulting
an officer and assisting a prisoner
TO escape, came up for trial Tues
day. The complaining witness was
Marshal Briggs Of Coolidge Before
the case had proceeded far it was
made plain that Briggs was not a
commissioned officer on the day
of the trouble with Reynolds and
80 that feature of the charge was
Withdrawn and the trial for simple
assault proceeded. The jury re
turned verdict of.euilty and Rey-
nolds was fined the costs of the
suit and sentenced to ten days in
Jail.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-01-23

NJ T.. PRAYER MEETING every Thurs
AVA day evening conducted By Jno. T. Adkin.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-01-23

For naive inconsequence and
unconscious humor, nothing that
ever was IN print is better than
the little note below. A physician
sent to the address of one of
his patients bill for professional
services, and within ten days re-
eeived the following letter written
on the back of his memorandum:
deer sur this noat was put in
my box by mistake hant the
man hee's deed and aint any rela.
tion Of mine anyway. l don't see
how your conchens will let you
dun the dead. Why don't you
live a better criston life and live
and let live and try to meat that
man who dide in heaven which is
worth more than forty dollars to
emmy doctor.-Selected.