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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-19
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your rescue if you stop talking OF your
Unbeliefs long enough to give them "
chance to make Won believe. They
are divine, yet they are not omnpotent.
They need your help to reach you.
Space is full ofthese Great Insisible
Helpers. They have passed through
the Earth Plane centuries ago, and
have grown wise with experiences in
other realms. Instead of proceeding
on to enjoy the selfish pleasures of
heaven, they have chosen to be first
aids" to suffering humanity for a
cycle
They will give you Strength, Light,
Wisdom and Power if you turn to
them. They will help you to waken
the Divine Self
They will give you sense of ex-
lltation and exaltation in coping with
the sorrows of earth, and they will
make you ashamed to talk of nerves
and physical weaknesses and tempo
rary ills in this brief, beautiful life
They will give YOU vibrations from
the Gerat Center. and make you kind
OF human radium, which shall give
forth healing rays of happiness,
strength and love to every living crea-
ture, animal or man.
There is no greater sin than robbing
your humanity with aspirations.
Everywhere you go, wherever you
call, whatever you say in conversation
even the most casual, you are leaving
an influence for good or ill, for hope
or despair, for faith or skepticism.
Which is it"-Ella Wheeler Wilcox,
in Americana ournal-Examiner.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-19
INOONS7INE DLS77LLERY
SCENE OF FATAL DUEL
publishers Press.

Publishers Press.
Lexington, KY, June 19.-Walker
Wilson and Wiley Bowling were kill
ed, Clint Caudill and Henry Collins
fatally wounded at the moonshine still
of Lee Ross, in Owsley County, in the
bloodiest fuedal fight that has oc-
CURED in Eastern Kentucky in years.
John E. Stapp, the alleged murderer
Of Wilson and Collins, who is alleged
to have assisted in the murder OF
Bowling, escaped, but is being pursued
by posse of the sheriff Owing to
the distance of the location from this
city, only meager details of the trag-
edy can be secured.
1t is known, however. that the fight
was caused by an argument over the
killing of man named Osbourne,
which occurred a year ago. The par
ty left Beattyville last night and were
drinking heavily.
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GEORGIA LABOR men
MEET in SAVANNAH
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fuDllsuSiS AicoS.
Savannah, Ga. June 1s.-Delegates
to the number Of over 100 congregated
today at the Pulaski Hotel, where the
ninth annual convention of the Geor-
gia Federation of Labor will be held
during the next three days. Central
labor bodies of all the large cities OF
the State are represented, large dele
CATION coming from Atlanta. This
evening the visitors will be taken on
a boat ride to the ball buoy. The
serious business of the convention Pc
gins tomorrow morning and VIII ex-
tend through Friday. Officials OF the
Federation report great growth IN
nnion labor sentiment throughout
Georgia during the last year, with
many new unions organized.
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Curious Soap Spring.

Natural soap baths are not an UNI
mixed blessing. The curious soap
spring that forms wonder of village
in Timor, East Indian islands, consists
of a small elevated mud cone, from
which bubbles up water heavily charg
ed with alkali and radium, the dis
charge giving the appearance of
miniature volcano. A "tahat vagefSSee
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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-19
Pine Crest Addition
Presents the Opportunity

If you homea place which you call your own-you
will be interested the new PINE CREST subdivision The city is
growing every direction and especially westward Hardy street,
Of the best the city, due westward through this adj
don passing the beautiful Hamper Park which there being
spent something like $4,000 the most beautiful residences
in the city being built along this thooughare.
The electric railway along Hardy under
sructon and mile through PINE CREST ADDITION.
PINE CREST ADDITION joins the corporation distance of
one-haf mile All bouevards eighty feet WIDE uaveng this
property both directions beautiful park in the center and
6yfoo driveway all around it being one-quater mile length
We spending $4,000 in Pine Crest Addition
profile this horoughae made by the city engineer and
will be beautiful driveway when completed.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-19
SOUTHERN TEACHERS
AT VIRGINIA NORMAL
Publishers Press.

FUUIISIVTS TTtSS.
Charlottesville, Va, June 19.-High
school and college teachers from all
sections of the South are assemblof
here for the annual summer schooom-
the University of Virginia, whichfoneh
menced today and will extend tcour =
six weeks, closing July 81. Thatls ex.
of instruction has been gar. ii or.
tended an damplfied this VI Southern
der to meet the demands aege educa.
preparatory school and been forced
tors, who have heretofammer schools.
to go North to attend
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coLlc AND plARRnoEA.

Pains in the stomach, collie and doar-
rhoea are quickly relieved by the use
of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Hays
& Field and Yellow Pine Pharmacy. :
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-19
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Public Accountant, Auditor and
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Titles to These Lots are Perfect in
Every Particular

and the best class Of home builders and inves-
tors are wanted
This is no Real Estate Scheme--No
Drawing--No Prizes
Nothing but cold-blooded business proposition
which will give handsome returns on
the investment
There will be deferred payments for purchasers
entitled to all enhancement values from date Of purchase.
We have determined to make hurried sale of these lots hence
they will be sold at low price, and on EASY TERMS.
Lots Fronting the Street Car Line and Boulevard Especially
4 Attractive and Will Sell Rapidly
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-19
The Fastest Growing
City in the Entire South

Hathesbug the fastest growing city in the south It has
than 10000 population and will have upward Of $4,000 1915
Hatesbug spending internal Improvements than
any other city the Its growth has been rapid that few
people realize the fact that close nv Of Jackson Meridian
and Vcksburghe third largest city Mississippi with every prospect
Of taking first rank within the two Or three years.
-Four railroad systems rada directions afodng excellent
transportation facilities. Two other railroads early prospect
The weekly pay rolls of the mills and factories the Hatesburg dis
aggregate than those in all Of the rest the state combined
Two-sto brick buildings being down make room for
FIVE and six story Office in Hatiesburg.
Property values increasing with almost startling rapidiy
There BOOM but vigorous rapid growth which appears
gain momentum with each succeeding year.
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EoNTAlNE REMEMBERS II.

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
STOCK MARKET IS
 QUITE SERGEANT UnfavorabIe Bank Statement
 Has Its Effect TRUE STATUS NOT GIVEN Bank Statement Is Expected To Have Bad Effect Upon the Market Mon day, But There Is Really
 No Reason For 1t.
TRUE STATUS NOT GIVEN
BY THOMAS c. sHoTwELL.

New York, November 9.-(Special)-Un- der the influence of the worst bank state ment since 1S93 the stock market was stagnant today, fewer than 100000 shares being traded in altogether. It shows the reserves reduced to about 20 per cent or deposits, making a deficiency of about s15,00o,0Oo. The actual condition of the banks, however is much better than this for about s15 ,OOo, GOO gold imported last week was not counted at all in this state- ment, and what was counted came in SO late that 1t was estimated at only about one-sixth of its true bulk.
 The statement as published was an- other strong argument in favor of the abolition of this insult to the financial world, which is published every week for no other purpose than to aid speculators. The bank statement should be abolished, along with the wildcat bankers. The true condition of the banks probably would show a gain in surplus reserves of per haps 90,o00,000.
 This false statement is expected to hurt the market Monday, but efforts will be made to counteract it's influence. More gold was engaged for import. The pool is doing its best to prevent the import of gold, but considerable cotton is being exported in spite of the gamblers on the cotton exchange. One set of these trad CTS has another set eornered, and in try ing to destroy each other they are doing the cotton planters of the south very serious injury by giving them q false hope of selling their cotton for very high prices.
 Owing to the stagnation of the markets price movements were of no importance. Cotton was lower and grain was more than cent a bushel higher.
 London was disturbed by the shipment of gold to the United States, and stocks were very irregular there The mining market in New York was dull but fairly steady.
 The total number of shares of stock sold on the New York stock exchange today was 9S914. against 127s1e a year ago. The total par value of bonds sold today was Sl,7S7O00, against $79200o the same day year ago.
 Further engagements of gold brought the total for this movement up to $50 1S6,- Sf0.
 Gold was at premium of 10 per cent In San Francisco today. All the direc- tors of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company resigned today, and all were accepted with the exception of those of John A. Topping and F. H. Crockard. Directors of the steel trust elected to replace those resigned were Elbert H. Gary, William Ellis Corey, w. D. Dick son, Richard Trimble. w. J. Hilbert and Thomas Murray. About $27, GOO GOO of Ten nessee Coal and Iron stock has been dis posted to be exchanged for steel trust bonds. Arrangements are being made for heavy shipments of currency to the west early this week. The premium on currency dropped today to 11a per cent. The Cobalt Central Mines company has discovered a new vein at a depth of 1ls feet.
 Calumet and Decla miners have refused
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
SATURDAY SESSION
 WAS IMPORTANT
SYNOD OF AEABAMA PREsBY. TERRAIN CHURCH WILL MEErAr MOBILE NEXT YEAR-REPoRTs FROM COMMITTEES READ.

Florence. November 9.-(Special.)-- This mornings session of the synod of Alabama opened with religious ser- vices led by Rev. M. B. Keahy. The synod was called to order by Modern tor Carr. M. B. Keahy was re-elected clerk for three years. Many dis tinguished, divines from other states are present and added to the interest of the sessions. The appointment of standing and permanent committees was announced and the place and time of next synod chosen. Mobile, Noyem- Der 12, 1908.
 The report on foreign missions was read by Rev. E. D. McDougall and de- clared the work to be broadening and this the banner year. A call for s75,- 900 was made to liquidate debt and carry on enlarged work. At II o'clock Dr. s. H. Chester addressed the synod on the laymen's missionary movement He was followed by Rev. George Hud- son of Hang Chow. China. on foreign missions.
 At the afternoon session reports were read on orphans home at Talladega At o'clock the synod adjourned until Monday morning and the balance of the day was devoted to presbytery and committee work.
 Sunday all protestant pulpits in Florence, Sheffield and Tuscumbia will be filled by visiting preachers. and at 3:S0 there will be synodical commun- ion at the First Presbyterian church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
London Stock Market.

London. November 9.-The stock ex- change week just concluded has been re- markable for the comparative steadiness of the markets generally in the face or the seven per cent discount rate of the Bank of England, such level not hav- ing been reached for a5 years. It was followed by an advance in all the conti- mental bank rates. The American demand for gold was mainly responsible for these advances as the reserve of the banks here had been reduced below G10000,000 and with the prospects of further withdrawals the authorities had to take action in or der to attract gold to replace the metal sent to America. The assistance rendered by the Bank of France helped the market materially and dealers report gradually broadening investment business in vari- ous directions, the low level of the values proving attractive to the benefit not only of home rails, but of certain American rails and South African mines. Another cheerful influence was the settlement of the railway dispute by the intervention of the president of the board of trade.
 The week finished firm with consols unchanged at 82 after touching s1ss.
 Americans proved less demorallz.d than of late and showed a slight advance the week an exception being Canadian Pacific which was liquidated largely on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
COTTON PRICES
 S|MMER|NG DOWN Lower Market At Liverpool h. duceS Further Weakness DECEMBER OPTIONS FIRM Bulls Who Are Watching December Believe That Those Options Will
 Be Practically cornered
 Upon Delivery.

New York, November s.-(Special 1.-The cotton market opened unsteady, losses being due to lower Liverpool cables. Dur ag the early session prices rallied on
 ,erns by nearby shorts, who were ,bably influenced by a statement from
 F December bulls who claimed that the cotton represented by December contracts was needed for shipment on foreign or ders and by the bulish weekend figures. December advanced 12 points. and dur ing the middle of the morning prices ranged about net unchanged to points higher. Closing prices December, 14.45; January. 1909; February, 10.12; March, 1014; April, 1o16; May, 101S; June, 1920; July. 1923; August, 1016 Spot closed steady. Middling uplands, 1O.so; mid- ding gulf, 11.05.
 Estimated receipts at the ports today, 60, 900 bales, against e5, 42s last week and 69,0 ,027 last year. For the week, 360 900 bales, against sS,976 last week and 41S3f last year. Todays receipts at New Or leans, 1o,S52 bales, against 16,11 last year, and at Houston, 764s bales, against 15,1 last year.
 New York Cotton Futures.
 Open. High. Low. Close.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
Vacations Level Men.

From the Detroit News-Tribune.
 You will find that your vacation will do more good to the people you leave behind than it will do for you. You will come back and find that things have gone along pretty well without you. If you are writer you will find that no one has been pining for the particular kind of mental pabulum you dispense. If you are doctor you will find your patients have been getting your measure during your absence by comparing you with another. If you are preacher your congregation will have heard better sermons during the vacation period than you preach. If you're a mechanic you'll be slightly surprised to see how easily your place has been filled.
 Vacation time is the great leveling time. When we come back we start all over again with a wonderfully sane regard for the way the rest of the folks attended to the world in our ab- sence. And We, the great unvaca- tioned, will greet you and watch with out envy the summer tan whiten un- der the work of autumn and winter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
Manchester Cloth Market.

Manchester, England, November 9.--The weeks business in the cloth market was only moderate. owing to the unsettled condition of the cotton market and the price in the discount rate of the Bank of England. IDdias offers generally came below the manufacturers ideas, and some contracts are said 10 have been cancelled, but on the other hand sales were reported for Singapore and Bombay at the late rates China took a few light cloths, but in other directions business was quiet.
 In yarns there was limited trade at the late rates. American cops, medium to fine, maintained their recent strength, but concessions were currently made in order to move the output of the interior ports.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
New York Cotton Futures.
 Open. High. Low. Close
paiIv Cotton Movement.

Galveston: Steady; middling, 105se; net receipts, 15.207; gross receipts, 1b,207; stock, 125,7 Great Britain, 3o,071; coastwise, 996.
 New Orleans: Steady; mddling. 10&c; net receipts. 1O,Ss7; gross receipts. lD,se7; sales. 2625; stock, 15S,oso; Great Britain' 2S,5O2; France. 240O0; continent, Ss3
 Mobile: Steady; middling, 103sc; net re- ceipts, 29sS; gross receipts. 29SS; sales, 4oV; stock, 36,G4S; coastwise, 154.
 Savannah: Steady; middling, 10 5-16c: net receipts, 1o,239; gross receipts, 10, zSs; sales, 2157; stock, 144,79 France, 617o; con tinent, 1450; coastwise, 1881.
 Charleston: Quiet; middling, 10hc: net receipts, 1776; gross receipts, FITS; stock, 37,529; continent, 650.
 Wilmington: Quiet; middling, 1o2s; net receipts, 3395; gross receipts, 3395; stock, 44,044.
 Norfolk: Steady; middling, 10 s-16c; net receipts, 5477; gross receipts, 5477; sales. S7b; stock, 321si; coastwise, 27os
 Baltimore: Noninal; middling, 10Tsc; stock, 5615.
 New York: Nominal; niddling, 10.S0c; gross receipts. 7017; stock, 149,62o.
 Boston, Steady middling. 10.S0c; net receipts, %; gross receipts, 416S.
 Philadelphia Steady; middling, Il O5c; net receipts, 3; gross receipts, 133i stock, 4649.
 San Francisco: Net receipts, 2l6S; gross receipts, PIGS; Japan, 216s.
 Jacksonville: Net receipts, 1H; gross receipts, 147; coastwise, 1f.
 Total today at all ports: Net, 53.297; Great Britain, 5S.071; France. 30,1To; con tinent, 1450; Japan, 216S; stock, 743,762.
 Consolidated at all ports: Net. 53,237; Great Britain, 5s,O7l; France. S0,175; con tinent, 1450; Japan, 2l6S.
 Total since September 1 at all ports: Net, 2.328,3S1; Great Britain, 72l,606; France. 214.077; continent, 64o,764; Japan, 3376; Mexico, 220.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
Leading futures were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
 Flour-Barely steady; winter patents s4.25@475; straights, 3.90@4. .bo; spring patents, $5 .1o@5. 40; straights, s4.40@4.sO; bakers, 8 .50@4 10.
 Wheat-No. 2 spring, soc Q$1. .Ol; NO. 8. s0c@s1 No. red, s81a O soc.
 Corn-No. 3, 5S@5SAc; No. ? yellow, 5s F @60c.
 49c. :. Rye-No. 2, 76c.
 Barley--Good feeding, 62@ roc; fair to choice malting, 7S@ 90c
 Flax Seed-No. 1 northwestern, s1 IT,. Timothy see(-Prime, $4.2o.
 Clover-Cons,act grades, $15 .25.
 Short Ribs-Sides loose). $7.25@ S.25.
 Mess Pork--Per bbl, SIS @ IA .25.
 Lard--Per 100 lbs, $S 35 @ s. 50.
 Short Ctar Sides-Boxed. VI .50@ s. Whisky-Basis of high wines, $l .35. On the produce exchange today the butter market was firm; creameries, 21H @25hc; dairies, 2O1a @23 hc.
 Eggs-Steady; at mark cases includ- ed. TIA @20Hc; firsts, 22c; prime frsts, 24c.
 Cheese-Easy at 12M @14c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
New Orleans Cotton Market,

New Orleans, November 9.-Spot cotton was steady, with prices unchanged, mid- ding, 10s4; sales were 1860 bales on the spot and S25 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady, to points be- low the close yesterday as a result of cable advices from Liverpool. Shortly after the opening there was an immediate advance as a result of the comparatively heavy buying and fairly good number of trades were recorded. From then on until noon orders to buy proved sustain ing features and in spite of bearish factors the market gradually worked up- ward. At the close which was steady the active months ranged from to t points above the close yesterday,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

6 Old: mddling. 5.s4d; low middling, 5.52d; good ordinary. b.0Sd; ordinary. 4.4Sd. The sales of the day were 5000 bales, of which 300 were for speculation and export and included 49O0 American. Receipts. 19.000 bales. including 12.0O0 American. Failures opened easier and closed quiet; Novem- Der, 55Sd; November and December, , .551sd; December and January, 5.5bizd; January and February. 5.5515d; February and March. 552d: March and April, b 5.62Isd: April and May. 5.5Sd; May and June, 5.63d: June and July, 5.53d; July and August 5631hd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
Naval Stores.

Savannah, November 9.-Spirits turpen- tine firm, 431ac; sales, 56S; receipts, 1O40; shipments. 413. Rosin firm; sales, 37S6; receipts, 4674; shipments, S77; stock, 1o1,O21. Quote: A./B, c, 3.30d3. 45: D. B. 90a1S. 40; D, & S5as. 60; F, s3. 95GD8. 60; G, 8. 400 60; II, $S.5O@3.65; I, $s .95: K, s4.75; M. s5.1o; N, $50; VIC, $6 wv, $6.10.
 Charleston, November 9-Turpentine quiet, 43Ac; sales, none Resin quiet; sales, none. Quote: A, B, c, $3.45q355; {; D, $3. .40Gf3 55; F. s. 450pS .55; F, 8. .45@S 55; c, s. .4513. .55; 1T, 3.5oq3. 65; I, B. .s5@S. 95; K, A.45; M, $4,95; N, s5.46; VIC. s5.95; wv, $6.05.
 Wilmington. November 9-Spirits tur- pentine. nothing doing; receipts, 34. Rosin dull, s3.20; receipts, e8. Tar firm, S3.20; receipts, 47. Crude turpentine firm, g, s3.25 and 1925. Receipts, 43.
 New Orleans, November 9.-Receipts, 5S barrels rosin, F barrels turpentine. Ex7 ports, none.