The progress., 1905-03-04


TAO p. M. Sunday School, every Suns
day $3.50 p. M, .Allare welcome.
Baptist Church-Rev. O. D. Bowen.
every fourth Sunday At II o'clock a.
M. and o'clock p. m.
Sunday School 10 O'Clock a. m. B. Y, !
p. U. oclock p. m. every Sunday.
All are welcome,
Tuesday is Mardi Gras,
Give US your Job Printing.
Remember tho ball Tuesday night.
subscribe-only sl's5 per annum.
-Qld newspaper for safe at this Office.
Read all the advertisements in this
issue.
The boys have commsnce to practice
baseball. Is, ~ &. af,
D. Watts tests eyes and flts glasses AZ
the Vahle House.
y The cruiser Brooklyn Is at New
ORLEANS participating in the carnival.
Fine wedding cards etc. printed ~
TRE PRoaREss Office. Leave your or.
ders.s:.S,. ,t M
The fircmen will give Masquerade
ball on Mard Gras night, March 7ih,
1905. r...
For up-to.date commercial job print
| ing The PROGRESS office is the place
always.
II you want to sell anything advertise
lit. Let the people know whah you
have to sell.
A large fire occurred 10 new Orleans
last Tuesday night in which the Illinois
lCentral Railroad is the heavist 10 ser.
| Owing to the shortage of equipmen'
during the Mardi Gras rush the L. 4 N
will not rup any excursion TO the coast
4 Sunnay.
The L. & N. is selling rouod trir
tickets to New Orleans and Mobile
from March to good to return March
IL, at one fare plus Is cents.
He may we'll think. he has got of
cheap. who, after having contracted
constipation or indigestion, is still able
TO perfectly restore his health, Nothing
will do this but DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. A quick. pleasant, and certain cure
for headache. constipa ton, etc. rs al
Ocean Springs, Drug Store. guaranteed
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Pres
bvterian church will hold social tea
at the residence OF Mrs. Stewart or
/ Washington avenue, Tuesday Marcel
14th. All are cordially invited. Re
freshments served at moderate prices
Ed. Tardy. the popular freight agent
had narrow escaped from death
I Wednesday evening by falling of steI
ladder, while making some repairs or
his residence, and as consequence
4 received several bruises about the face
and body that are painful, but MOI
1 serious.
Norton Haviland. q lad about l.
years of age. had III" ~''n Fortune tx
have his left loot crushed off by 9
Louisville 3 Nashville freight train
last Sunday afternoon opposite The
Baseball Park. He was taking to the
Charity Hospital in New Orleans or
the evening train. At this writing he
is progressing as well us can be ex'
pected;
| A practical woman remarked the
other day that she read the advertise
ments IN a newspaper more closely than
anything else. And long ago." she
said. II quit buying OF those who do
not advertise. 1t always seems to me
that the mercaant who advertise in.
vites me to trade with him, while the
one who does not advertise impresses
me with the idea that he doesn't care
enough for my trade 10 ask for it..
Theu too. 1 have found that the
merchant who advertises has fresher
goods for the reason that he sells
more"
Speak good word for THE PROGRESS.
Probably it may never be known by us.
yet 10 time You will get your reward.
A town is judge to a great extent, by
4 4 ha n If that
paper be right and up to The times, the
citizen ms are credited with being bright
and fully up to the times. also. No
one man can build up a country paper
alone unless he be the possessor OF fat
bank account: it takes the combined
assistance, influence and good words OF
the many. Chip in occasionally with a
kind word and we assure you in advance
that it will be appreciated.
We have very little sympathy for the
fellow who buys goods from the travel
ing fakir or tin good peddler and gets
beat. He IS emitted to 60 sympathy.
lie has shown disposition TO beat and
was beaten. Ihe best way 70 40 ~ 10
buy from dealers who are always
with you aud stand ready at all times
to back up their dealings in fair way.
They are the ones who give you credit
when you need il, who buy the farmers
prod uce and in many ways keep the
dollars circulating IN our midst. 1t
is not more than fair then. that they
should get all the local trade, when
they have the desired goods. and the
fell,w who would 20 away to another
town or buy from q peddler is to say the
least, disloysl to his home people. =.
One OF the swellest social event Of
the season was the dance e,yen at Fire
mems. Hall Thursday night complIs |