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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlanta: First game-Atlanta. A.
Ma shville, !.
At Little Rock: Little Rock, 8; Mem
At New Orleans New Orleans. A;
Shreveport. |.
At Birmingham First game-Blr-
mingham, 2: Montgomery. 8.
Second game--Birntingham 3; Mont
goinery, 2.
H WINCHESTER. VA. July so.-The local
beat the Pittsburg ColleElans at Reservoir
Park this afternoon In q close and exciting
pitched good ball but the latter's supper
was ragged at critical times. McCracken TO-
the visitors knocked a home run over left
field fence In the eighth.
Batteries--Winchester Cantwell and Wood
ward Pittsburg, George and Rectenwald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
CARTER ANO REvELLE
LEADERS [: / ri II. FIELDING
Long, Of Richmond, Has Worked
in More Games Than Any
Other Twirler.

The nelding Of his position by a
pitcher frequently cuts an important
hsure In the results Of games. ana
good work by the man III the box adds
to his value materially Of the va
rioua pitchers who have worked iii al
many as ten games, Revelle OF Ports
mouth, Is tho premier flelding slab-
man. having accepted 80 chances with
out error. No fewer than nine pitch
games have perfect averages. but up
to July 1st. when the figures we're COM
piled, Revelle was the only pitcher
working In as many as ten games who
had u a perfect jfleldihsI average. The
smiling Trucker, had three putouts and
twenty nine assists
Morrissey, 81 Roanoke. ranks next
to Revella. and has worked In Il dozen
games, with anfa:erage OF .bs1.E Otey,
Of Norfolk. pitching IN sixteen games.
ranks next. Taken altogether, the lhnk
Norfolkian is perhaps the best twirler
III the league.
salve leads the Richmond pitchers
in fielding. having an average OF 1870
old reliable" has been worked oftener
than any other pitcher In the league
up to July, and ranked second among
Richmond. pitchers III helding. Cas-
sidy comes next, with the rather poor
fielding average Of 300 for thirteen
games.
Carter Ia the real star Of the field
ling Richmond pitchers. and. taking HE
work. both IN Iynchbnrg and Richmond
| together he has pitcherteh games With.
out AN error accepting II total OF 81
chances to RevAlle's 80 and Otey's 81.
| Here are the figures for NJ! tht
| pitchers in tho league who have
worked IN three games or more VI
| IA INV LIST. A3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31

.fihees ana hits, scored two OF The
three runs
die. work Of tie.sle, at third, and
VI McMahoh, At short, for the visitbre,
ana OF Doyle, at second, for DhhVille,
was or tho sehsat iohal order and
evoked inN6h applause The score:
UnNyille,
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Auto. on Endurnnce nun.

NEW YORK, July Softly
automobiles started to-day on a TWEEN
ty days endurance run from New York
to Providence. r. L.. by way OF Plough
keepsie, Springfield and Worcester.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31

73ichnnond ,.,.I...4.!.7... 10 0 Q Q OF 1--I
Eorfnik 1I % @ O O o 8 '--3
Summary: TWO base hits--Cummine
Wallace. Left on bases--Richmond 8;
Norfolk, a.. Stolen bases--Haas, Jack
son. Tltman (2), Wallace. sncrince
Double play--Ruhland to Haas. Bascs
on ballh-salve. 3 Bertram. 1. Struck
out-salve. Z; Bertrarn 8. Ratters HIT
seItx Haas Passed ballE--Cowan. |;
edwards, l. Time. 2:on. Attendance.
1900. umpires. Colliflower and Straehlc.
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Here to Give Bond.

H. e. Stacey. president OF the STACEY
Manufacturing Company, Of Cincinnati
the city Gas Works. is in the city. Mr.
Stacey is here to prepare and sign the bon,
required by the city. The sun, Of s3oo,oo'
will be expended on the work. and It Will no
be completed under twelve months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
auftinn AaIeG, Otis Map.
Virginia salvage and Wrechias Co..,
i'll East Main.
AUCTION SALE
or
STEEL RANGES. CooKfNG srovEA,
OFT. STOVES, COOKING UTEN
e1Ls. STOVE Rf1pAtfaa, ETC.
We will cell at iii Eas. Main street.

we will sell at I'll East Main street,
at 1880 "A. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, JULY al, 1907, 5
8 Steel leanses, Is Cooking Stoves and
ovens. large lot OF Cooking Uten-
sils and Tlnware, Fire Boards, Fire
Brick, Stove Repairs, etc.
T,h ese goods are new and OF stand-i
ard make and can be seen now.
Va. sAnvAaEi & wRBcK1Na CO..
A uS~ {ynv,n oS.n
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To-Day's schedule.
Chicago at washing ton
Detroit at New York,
Cleveland at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
ONE BAD INNING
LOSES FOR COLTS
t,alve Let the Hits and His Wild
ness MI Come iii the
Sixth Round.
NORFOLK WAS oUTBATTE1
Bettram Kept Tie Safeties s,ctlt
tered, However, and Mas
Steady MI tic Time.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

testrrda!A results.
Norfolk. 2. Richmond,
Portsmouth,. AZ ljynchbnrs.
Roanoke. 81 11anSilltt ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31

Mr.. Emmett e. Levy, formerl
known In Richmond, on account
amusement shows. has soia$
His reaidence In this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
ro-t,ny. Schedule
records or the Club,

Richmond OF Norfolk.
Portsmouth at bynchburg.
Roanoke at Danville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31

Governor Swanson yesterday Offer
ed reward Of $50 for the CAPTURE. Of Is
GARFIELD Fitzgerald, charged With
shooting Tom Short OF Crewe Va..Si
the local authorities already having
offered the same amount. Accordin 81
"a h letter received BY the Governor.
Short Is In the hospital at Lynohbnrg
Ia a serious condition. Common wealth
Attorney Henry r. Lee informs the
Governor that every effort ~ u & p t'l'1l
made to locate the assailaht.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31

This plot fronts 800 feet on Third
Avenue and 450 feet on Second Ayenne,
prnperty On the Northsde. High ele-
vation, sewer connections, granollthic
walks. etc, Any number ot feet 10 q
purchaser, and terms ia suit. Apply l6
Street, OF at his residence, adjc.ning
1.-The above property.
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AT fpLEwooD..5
Fireworks TO-NIorroxr NiEht--.---Til
ltrnncfses Are Grent In Vaude

Fireworks TO-NIorrow NiEhts----ti
Francises Are Grent In VaHde
Great preparations are being
for tha freworks display at sIdl
itosn,orrow night. Captain Fred
manager OF the park, says the
of Richmond will have ar. opp2o,FfI
Is see one of the Rrandest1e xhinp
OF spa rkling explosives ever set
Richmond. 81 Ia . !, z &. !. 9,..,
experienced assistants, will arrtH
Rich mond this afternoon. And
start at once preparing for the 81
display. :, 8 is
The open air@thentre acts this
The two frrancises In their great
surprised and pleased 5000. people
Night Mrs. Francis Is pr ohhhly
cleverest IN the business. and to
&c Clarke Ark Bergenlan and Mahoney 4 !
a very funny and interesting sihgY
and dancing act, and come inf8sfo'ir
AIorzella and Wolfe, triple bar
merits, do some things that the-91
| nary person has never before seer:
III addition to the. above keel
,,rogram. the moving pictures I
Sand concert every evening make
| time spent in the park very enjoyal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
Stole Il Dollar.

Telia Coy, a young colored datnsel was
sl15 from her friend. Susie White.
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4 NATIONAL ]. LEAGUE !. !. I: I, ! -lE !.

YestcrdaSK Rea,llts.
Nav York. ii; St, Louis. 5.
Chicago, 4, Brooklyn, s.
Pittsburg, IL; Boston. 3.
Cincinnati s I; PHILADELPHIA 0.
To-Dny'A Schedule.
Brooklyn at Chicago:
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburg. I.
Philadelphia at CINCINNATI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
Brooklyn Fights Hard, Game
Going Ten 1nnings--Seha-
tors and Sox Split 1t.
BOSTON BLANKS CLEVELAND
Wolverines Hammer Griffith's
Observation-Disclosures Again
Defeat st. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Yesterday. results. e
Ro,ton, g: Cleveland, 0.
Warrington. 3: Chicago tiirst
Hame),
philadelphia, 3; ST. Louis, l.
Detroit, 6; New York, l.
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Brief Items
Around | OWN

The grand Jury in the. HlstihssN
Court will continue the examination
of witnesses In the Ice investig alton
thik morning. a6siSi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31

TODAY (wednesday), JLI,Y 81 81,
street, by direction OF consignors, We
will srll, Without limit Or eserve e
large lot ~ Fine Fnrhiture, sc. EN-.
bracint about rs Double and bingie
Enarteled Iron Beds. as many Mat
tresses, Pillows, Quits. &c. Fine
Oak Chamber suits. several IN ardrobss,
large number OF Chairs, odd ,,Drtsssears
and Washstands. Mirrors. Parlor SUITS,
rhese goods Tnust be disposed o. to
make roon, for others. Parties IN need
! OF nice furniture should not miss this
chance. Dealers In furniture ihVited
rfiB VALENTINE oI}cTtoN CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31

of witnesses In the Ice 8ihvesti CATION
this morning. Hi
Drb Rudd and Buchanan. " nose
trial IN the Hastings Court for ptAc.
titing medicine without licenHe, WaA H
set for yesterday, Will not be resa@
quired to answer until the October
term. Or. George Ben Johnston, one
Of the leading witnesses, is Ia Eus
rope, and another witness could not
attend. II
rho following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday: S
Harvey Burton, tweny-three years
old. and Louise Melton twenty two
years old, both OF Richmond.
Rvetitt Warriher, twenty-five years
old, ana Catherine Morltz, tweht
eight years old. both of, Richmohd.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31

Lonely PRISONER.
l,uck Nichols was arrested last ikht fo)
being drunk He was escorted 70 the sAtond
Isniice station, where he rema inded 9seysrA
nnurs monarch or all he could survey
through ,he bars. He was an only prisontr---
quite a distinction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
Vaudeville Fentnres.
Catch Deserter,

Catch Deaerter. IsI7 81
aroe prince (white) was arrebteda last night
charged with being n deserter from tina
Ifnited states battAship Vermont He VIII.
be held for the naval authorities,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
BY The Valentine Auction CO.,
s18 East Broad street.

as ENAMI1LEp Iron BEDS, MAT
TREssE;s, BED CLDrHIEG 1s BED y.
BLEs. CHAIRS. ROCKERS. PARLOH
SUITS. PILLOWS. &C, ATEAUCTloN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31

mr. Rev. Vii = arrive f n ths slt sai1f
and will preach DIT the seventh 81
Christian Church sunday mofn!2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31

A Detroit paper announces that
offer Of $4,000 for Pitcher Mullin, OF
the Tigers, There isn't much nourish-
ment In this, He might as we'll post
the same amount for Lajole and Ed.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

manufacturers apparently prefer to
their attention upon their
candidate for the next Vanderbilt Cup
race on the new speedway on Long
Island Most of the famous racing
men of Europe will compete in the
German race. The Darrac Company,
whose car won the last Vanderbilt
Cup Race, has nominated team of
three with Wagner, winner of the
Vanderbilt, with Hanriot and Demo
rest, the the speed king Of last years
races, as drivers. The Dietrich Com,
pany has also nominated a team OF
three with Duray Gabriel and Rou
gier as drivers. Lancia, Nazzaro, and
DR.. Wellman are to handle the three
Flats, and KenatslSy will drive one o.
the Mercedes candidates
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
IDEAL CONDITIONS ~
u SURROUND MRS. EDDY
sssFTs BRISBANE

Impartial lirht Is thrown npcn the
Eddy-rase 5y Arthw 8-.isbane. who
1t the request Of the Cosmopolitan
Magazine interviewed the aged lead
er of Christian Scientists at her home
in Concord, NH
Mr. Bf, 7ssne passed an hour q The
nome Of Mrs. Eddy Mr., Brisbane's
-iulmediste report 70 the publication he
~ ssSfited upon the results of his
viGx to the home of Mrs, Eddy was as
follows:
II visited Mrs. Eddy as the repre-
sentative of the Cosmopolitan Maya
! zine, in accordance with the arrange
inert chat you had made. had a long
and extremely interesting talk with
her. | am glad to tell you chat | shi'
be able to write the article which yol
asked for, and that it will be positive
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
STUDENTS MEET
in CONFERENCE
At DANVILLE

Publishers Press.
DannSille, KY, June 1.-THE Ken
lucky Student Conference opened here
today for stay until and including
June 20. III Date, general secretary
of the Bowling Green Association. has
charge of the exercises, and DIR. F. W.
limit, president of Central University,
presided Among the speakers Of ma
tional prominence who are here, are
| s. d. Gordon, of New York; John Bal
com Shaw, the well-known Chicago
preacher; the Rev. Frederick 2. Tay-
lor, of Indianapolis; Walter M Wood,
of Chicago; Frank Burt, of Chicago
Rev. Henry H. Sweets, secretary of
ministerial education of the Southern
Presbyterian Church; w. w. Dillon,
of the Illinois State Committee; A. w.
Hanson, State Student secretary of
Indiana, and w. J. Wright, secretary
Home Mission Board of the Christian
Church A large number of Kentucky
men are identified with the program:
DIR. j. A. STICKY, Lexington; Prof. Jas.
4 Watt Raines, Berea College, and Prof.
B. T. Spencer, Kentucky Wesleyan
College, being among the list.
The purpose of the conference. ac-
cording to the managers, is to give
the students higher views of Christian
life; to train students in methods OF
Christian work, and to familiarize
them with the extent and significance
, of the students movement; to study
both home and foreign missionary
! problems, to emphasize the import
: ance of Bible study and to cultivate
: the habit of Morning Watch to guide
} students In the choice of life-work
emphasizing the importance of looking
+ upon the so-called secular professions
as calls to Christian service; to pro
mote Christian fellowship among Ken
l. lucky students and to unite them IL
l. a forward movement to Christian
y work for the coming year; to familiar
5 ize Kentucky students with the RELIC
G ious, educational and civic problem
for their own State. There will be
e platform meeting every day durin
/ the session, and the whole afternoo
If will be devoted to athletics. In tn
II evening meetings will be held QUITO
If doors under trees, and the claims {
various life-calls will be presented.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
EWELL STATUE
TO Be unveiled
Publishers Press.

Publishers Press.
Orange, N. j., June 1.-THE town
is full of visitors attending the unyeil-
ing Of the Elwell statue Orange is
the center of the Reform movement,
and many of the men who have an
tagonized Governor Stokes on many
questions, live there, and there is a
strong feeling that the Governor
sought to get even when Governor
Stokes announced that he would not
sign the bill authorizing the erection
of the statue. and afterward ordered
the First Brigade's joining in the
great parade cancelled, the conse-
quence was that although Governor
Stokes was invited, he was not asked
to speak The event, however, passed
off pleasantly
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
P|OUS T0 q | MRS. EDDY
D11M| INT; CHARGES ARE VICIOUS
Arthur Brisbane interviews Head Of Church.;
Court Battle Now in Progress

" reassurine an comforting to Mrs
Eddy's home as follows:
Mr.. Brisbane describes the condi.
lions of Mr.i. Eddy's home as follows;
Those about her are devoted to her.
She is ir absolute control of hei own
movements, and Mistress CT her entire
household. That is evident
Mrs Lddy is thoroughly competent
to take care of herself and her busi-
ness The suggestion that she Should
be deprived of her personal liberty, or
of the property that she has earned. is
preposterous and shameful.
Her Mental vigor Unusual.
For woman of her age-she is
eighty-six yoarn old-her mental v.gor
and clearness of thought are most un-
usual. had every opportunity of con-
vincing myself thoroughly as to her
mental and Physical condition She
talks clearly, logically. She reads
beautifully with voice very musical
and of great power. She understands
BUSINESS matters thoroughly. Size
speaks with intense feeling and graft
tude Of Ler friends and their devotion
To accuse tho-e friends of cUnspir'c y
against her welfare is in my opinion
disgraCeful.
II shall say at length that feel
most deeply namely, that # Mrs. Edit,
in her old age should be deprived by
law of her fortune, of the right to dis
pose of it, Oh OF the right 10 dispose
of herself, the act would be outrage
Qua And 1t would cause just appre
nepsien in the mind Of any womaI
past thr We score and ten and Joss esset
of property that might aroase tile Gu
pidity or the interest Of outsiders
Lives Under Ideal Conditions.
'Irs. Eddy lives under ideal cnndi
tiuns of comfort happiness and con
, tentment. 1t would be sheer brutolit.
on the part of so-called next friends
or any others to Interfere with hor lif
as it is today.
Mrs. Eddy is well able to take car
> of hersslf. She understands the con
plicated details of her lawsuit, and {
her very large religious following ia
: better than the average woman {
twenty-five could do.
81 questioned her in 1etail as to tn
: lawsuit which seeks to deprive he
of her property, and as to the deed {
= trust which she recently executes
= These matters arr csaai In her lniiid
A"rte shaIges against Mrs Eddg a
false in my opinion. But II all q
Z charges made against her mental co
dition were II ue, that vary truth wou
constitute an additional reason n
{ leaving her as she is, in the ideal
lie beautiful home surrounded by goo
o women devoted to her, to whom h
IN wishes are law, in whom she has a
d. solute confidence, and whose devcti'
ae makes her life. happy
v SUIT Stupid VI Vicious.
he 1.-THE effort to deprive Mrs. Eddy
IS her cid age of her f'eeannl ii actic
he control OF the property which she h
lis accumulated, is stupid or vicious, a
as say this as one, having no intert
whatever in Christian Science.
re- ITO interfere with Mrs. Eddy's Ii
"a to take away from her her compile
ge- liberty Of action, would be shar
ng full outrage. and l am convinced Il
lth no court will encourage the effort,
III shall write you more fully before 7
-ou pairing the article that | nave pre-
ve Used"
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
June 1.-THE American has

Boston. June 1.-THE American has |
the following;
In the Eddy case today, there were
two important developments. the first
being the publication of the deductions
snf Arthur Brisbane, the wel-known
Journalist. who interviewed the aged
leadel at the request of the Cosmo-
ln,litan Maaazine, and who states that
the founder of the Christian Science
faith is thoroughly comp srans u care
fsr herself and her business affairs.
Mr.. lirisb.,e finds that, for woman
OF her age, eighty-si& years, her mental
yigor ard c!earness 5f thoa Ut are un
usual
She talked to him clSarlY aid logic
ally and ali matters 81 the lawsuit
wn'ch las been brought to deprive
her If her property are clear in her
mind. He finds that she is living I'm
der ideal conditions, and tnss it would
be sheer brutality of any one to inter
fere with her, Aife as it is today AS
zone who haS no interest in Christian
Icience whichever, he characterizes the
vt to deprive Mrs. Eddy of her
ON of action in her old age as
stupid or vicious.
Crest in the other development
hters in the fact that today for the
Est time since her son, George w
IGlover OF Lead City, S. D., and other
relatives undertook to obtain control
of her property by an accounting, Mrs
Eddy is to be heard from in open
court, through her counsel, Streeter &
Hollis, before Judge Chamberlain, in
the Superior Court, at Concord, N. H.
Heretofore, although the suit il
equity is designated by the legal title
of Eddy VS. Frye ct al, Mrs. Eddy hai
not been formally heard from. AS th'
nominal, but not the actual plaintiff
she had nothing to do with the tilinl
A d the suit, and, as she is not defend
ant she could not answer it.
SAeeter & Hollis will today argu
the 4 st motion made in her behalf
whichk in eight sections. 1t asks tn
iischaf of the Next Friends fror
connection with the case and for tn
court to take, steps for the protectio
of the aged petitioner.
1t would be no surprise if Judg
Chafnber.ain should today announc
his decision to appoint master
determine the competency of Mr.
Eddy's condition and report to tn
court.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
NEW JERSEY SCHOOLS.

Trenton, N. j.. June Ex-senator
Minturn's advocacy OF the anniversary
of the adoption of the American flag
procured its passage to law All the
schools of the State have been called
upon to celebrate the glorious event
Some very handsome copies Of the
American flag have been unfurled at
some of these celebrations, at any
rate, Jersey is patriotic to the core.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
BEN HuR CLASS INITIATION.

Buffalo, June 14.-The big class in
itiation OF Star Of Bethlehem Court,
Tribe of Ben Hur, is set for tonight
at the Academy Theatre. Several
grand officers are here, and win par
ticipate in abe initiation, and the sur
rounding courts have sent in large
number of visitors.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

e II, =. psughdriII 4 Go. have the
house you want. for sale or rent.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
Given Away

l The News has purchased a handsome $4,000 Forbes
Piano. which will be given to the most popular lady aies-
burg and vicinity the to Be decided BY ballot all 81 the
patrons Of the paper participating. q,
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

Publishers Press

FuDIIHntfS FfHS8 = p - z 4 rs ~ 4
Barboursville, Ky. Jpr< IA The
long-drawn out contest over the meth
cd Of making the RepubAiaan judicial
nomination in the 26th dI1<rics has
been settled by the calling Is ori-
mary for today. The eleo<ioa d now
in progress. each candfda|te's friend
working like beavers for Eis noni1a-
ton There are three candidates. !.
B. Snyder and A. s. Ross, u White
ley County, and VIM. Davis of Bell
County. The district Is composed Of
Bell, whiteley and Harlem couhfies.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

For saie--tiouses and lots o. vncnet
lots on Mobile, Fourth and fifeh
streets. Big bargains and good t'lrmt;
in fact, can fit you In any pan 81
the city. Thos. m. Ferguson.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
SCHOOLS
CELEBRATE flag
Publishers Press.

Publishers Press.
Brooklyn, June 14-1According to the
recommendation of the American Flag
Association, that the both anniversary
of the adoption of the stars and stripes
as the flag of the United States be
observed. The anniversary is being
celebrated in the public schools with
much enthusiasm. both by pupils and
teachers.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
The Plan

twenty-five viii Be with each monthly subscription the
paper 90 with three months subscription 500
with each annual subscription No coupons will Be issued until the
paid
Ten will Be gwen with each dollar paid the paper or ad
ting Or job printing.
ga ballot good for will appear each of the paper
qNo votes will Be sold any price All ballots be deposited
ballot box provided fol the purpose the Office the Daily News
Or BY mail to The Editor who will that they
properly counted
g The will Thursday Aug when the final will Be
counted BY committee d responsible citizens and the piano awarded
the lady receiving the largest number
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-02
sTEAMERs no DEPART.
Name.

U. S. A. Transports will leave for
San Francisco and Manila, and will
arrive from same ports at irregular
intervals.
Calling at Manila.