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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08
MCMILLAN TIL Trouble.

Herman Greenburg sW0re gu
warrant ii the arrest 81 Hugn
MILAN Iast.sMonday, charging MImwith5.
the larceny II 100 bushels of oats from
sGreenb,urg'a farm. Mcmillan vas
brought to Tie aity where he save
bond far his appearance Saturday
morning before Judge Henry
Heanaa fnas McATIiillan Waa former
tenant of hs reenbura farm
lately moved 10 Locke na al
charged with taking b oath his
flight value ofthe Grain Ii gIyen
sd Tie warrant 81 being 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08
Nick Hitch of Garske, was in the
city last Thursday.

= -. Pc -I-a- 49, H. 49, 45"H+ft --
NICK kltch OF Garske' was In the
city siast Thursday.
John W. Maher wants to hire 1875
acres Of blowing done. =.
Howe ,,o,, ~; od. "cr;+s,,-+ho+
do%i;c;o,,s proa lLfas+ f G.S, noda ~,
tha -.,,,;1 49, -. = sAS'
vis,+ tha era.t pamoua, ea,a NJ
..s-2s, and buy ne new goods /, at It j less Isl than
old goods prices. XXI Clothing Co.
wonderful prices for d new goods
sale, at the Great Removal Sale. XXI
Clothing, CO, Nov. s-2s.
4 II tha.a !. , !
q merchant haro - e. =" oanJ
away or vo,,r. noods. +bot ;s +ha
,.aaso,, mhu1 1o,9 shn,,Id ;ns;s+ ON:
having os1r Daknta flour &C
lone &c RI = uood IA ~, o,.s;,
Mil xsrs' ~:
Ticket Agent Donovan ret,,rnad 1aat
week from snokana wasbingtcn
WHITTIER "a vent = @h,,s,nass AZ coon
A. he &c checkad M M nonovan ana
.familv viii laava9 for :Iaavanworth
which Il an milaa wast. q -
take5charge Of .tha demo-. g that nlaca'
= s sIunn nt k that the latter ! posi- ISL
9 u 2 5:pla promotion ZOE ~. MT : Il Donovan N,no11an,
as the. salary ssalars 's attached tot tot 4 s E
than Dis hs present res one
M. Fall ii NJ now here. How
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08
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. THELOCAL ElELD :

i Farmers, insure your build
ings with Steve Jones. j
I'D Carroll Of Warwick, was among
/ the city visitors last week. ! " asr.:
q. Cleary OF Churchs Ferry, was
registered at the sevilla Saturday.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Morrison. Of
!, Webster, were: in the city last satur-
day. Vs. %=& =: 4* N u
First National Bank loans
money not only, on farms, but
on good city property, as well. :
Prof. Miller Of the high school has
Il moved into his new residence ii the
Dodge addition. .= Il. Ss
Rev. and Mrs: e. o. Grimes OF Cath
az, were guests Of the Rev Olson the
fore part Of the week J. I.
... Have your feed ground at the
Farmers mill. The new feed
mill is Working fine. 8. Z.s,.s
Greatest sale Of new goods ever at.
temptedsin Devils Lake, I-x-LIC Cloth.
Ing Co, Removal Sale, Nov. s-23.
b. Jones, travelling passenger
agent for the, Chicago GreatSWestern,
was val ii il the city Thursday of last week.
Everything else5equa we should
eat the flour made at home. W.
must all pay our taxes at home.
Farmers Mill. 5S5S #
State Senator Kelley Of ToWner, NE
iii the city Saturday. He said the ont
look for ToWnerI county was never as
bright as It is now. D.
We are all the time doing something
d of the ordinaryt0 Our GreatERe-
moval Sale will be ont Of athe ordinary,
News Xxi Clothing 90.
Ira "a j.. Larson, formerly Of the Devils
Lake. Drug company, has resigned his his
position, and has gone to Fargo where
he will spend his vacation. s
Dakota patent flouris made
from number one hard wheat
grown grown right here il Ramsey:
County Ask your grocer for !.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08
The First National Bank. Dew
ills Lake, N. o., loans money On
real estate at seven per e,r cent. S

T%.stE!f. skgtT 49, I IELa&S@iET8 HE%I FT"E% S47TELt q
Mrs. j. J. Burtscher Is entertaining
her el sister. Mrs. Hunt Of Superior, wis.
Special sale or fine furs at Mann's
Friday and Saturday, NOV. Sand 9, at
Manufacturers prices.
Best opportunity You viii have this
fall to buy your winter clothing.
Great Removal Sale. Nov. ss, -223s Xxi
Clothing Co. .$.
Wa are now ready to handle
all kinds of tin work. Moderate
Decentralization gsarranteed.
Bros. s,.@5s ## Z3zs5. .5S.S
Greater bargains on new goods than
Is generally given On old stuR, at tile
Great Removal Sale, Noy. 9,2s. XXI
Clothing 5. 5s## 8
w. Il. Bell has moved into his hand
some new residence on East Fifth
street, The house JUS. completed is
'olnleoft T finest and most complete ii.
the city. s sfS$*8
Mo. W. RaWson returned lastWeek
from Portage 1is.,awhere he has been
spending the past summer. Raw
sonSmayy spend the winter Id the south.
hut IS here Tor the present. 3ss3
don't like tossacriace our profits,
but n have got to move and what
VIII we doa Our new store Ii hot 80
large as The one NE are Id now, We
just had d reduce our stock and let
profits this time. IX-L Cloth
iinlag sgS
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08

Ask your ge,r,ooscerforYe Olden.
Times graham flour madeBona
mill stone by the Farmers Mill
andsElevator Assn.
have ! 4 naoye.Wa'e have sots
fo reduce ourstsoack.Th lat't WhyyWe
making such wonderful prices Tor
our Great Removal SALE, Nov. s22ss.
XXI Clothing 90.
yon are still afraid of the
sDevilsSIlake flour ask your gro
eerfora small sack on trial I i
n III not good you need not pay.
for Farmers Mill.
ana. Mrs. BENJAMIN y
Grand TIarbter. spent Friday "a the ne
city r.8ssagsanSsayyst he eleYatDrsat
s,e Harborhavenosbe bayn
rairl1ately.
tae farmers Mil you
have any old Wheas to
fore HE new crop comes IN. VI
will yyou. #sz.S1 ss sHHzsss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08

FOR SALE.-Harness shop, stocR
and tools, worth $1,000, goods at 10
per cent OF. 800 cash, the rest In
easy payments Rent t. suit Write
to Daniel Lafortune,, Lansford, n. q
s, sTRAYE6.-From q {, coliinsonss
farm, 4 red cow, blind il II eye
small tip on right horn, had short
rope on. Finder please notify =. W.
cierh. 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08

FOR SALE.-Sorre1 mare, about six
years old, for feed bill, belonging to
Pat McGinnis. For further particulars
address OF call on John Kuderman, St.
Gaul's Monastery. r@ :,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08

FOR SALE-Two quarter sections OF
choice land, well improved, l-2 and 8
miles from Leeds, N. D. VIII sell ON
easy terms. For particulars address
ID. Kingsbury, Leeds, N. D. \ NJ 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08

FOR SALE CHEAP-One shorthorn
bull and one Poland-China boar. See
either T. W. Kruger, city, or o. W.
Cowles, Ruger farm in Norway twp.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08

FOR SALE.-A sorreI mare, about
SIX years old, belonging 20 a Mo.
Ginnis. For further particulars aas
dress or call on John kudern1an, o.
Gaul's Monastery. "a S# .*: 7 +
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE or ExcHANGE-Fos
farm land, good inside residence pro.
perty; also a houseto rent. /. D. Cool
er, room S, Brennan block.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08
WANT ADS

school girls for
roomers. House with modern
conveniences. East Sixth street.
Apply at Inter-Ocean.
MANUFACTURER for an e0O-acre
farm. Good buildings. Adjoining
Keith Station. Apply to John w.
Maher, Devils Lake, NJ. o.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08

WANTED.-A lady who has sons
knowledge of the tailoring business, to
work as an apprentice. Good wasess
permanent position and good chance
for advancement. Vincent Ferrara,
Devils Lake. ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-12

White Madras Wasting.
Short lengths. pretty. neat de-
signs. u lie.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-12
Virginia Peninsula Produce Exchange

Saturday. January s. a stockho,6-
ers' meeting OF the Virginia PENN
sula Produce Exchange was held in
the courthouse in this city. large
per oentzFe OF the stock being rep
resented.
The report OF the secretary show
&C that s good volume OF business
had been done. ard that the concern
was IN excellent shape for the con-
ing season. Several names were
added 10 the membership during the
6ay and the prospects are bright tor
a great Increase OF business during
this year.
Some time vas given 20 discussion
by the members from different Sc
tons. sn6 Suggestions were called
for for the bestsrment OF TIE Ex-
change The assembly then pro
cee6ed . the election OF officers.
the Old officers being II al cases e
ele1se6.
President. 3. Z. Wright. Williams
burg, vice president. Z. Todd. New
Po-1 News. secretary and treasurer.
L L Bu-rirt. Williamsburg. general
nznaser. D L. FloTy. Denbigh.
Inspector general. ". 3. Burns.
Willia-sbJ7g
Il was decided 70 ho,6 the rex
s,nusl meeting OF tie first Sat
ur6zv n December. 1877. sno a.
invitaHo1 from TIE local branch 4.
Hampton. g hold this meeting II
Their CITY was accepted.
Il VII DC remembered that tbs
cooce-n wzs organized just one vszr
% bv the progressive farmers OF
the Peninsula. they realizing that r
this progressive age the cooperation
O snail allied interests Is pS-zno-nt
That the venture hss proved Z sue
c=ss a. this youthful sage IS notable
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-12
BUILDINGS NEARING COMPLETION.
Rapid Progress Made On Exhibit
Palaces for Exposition.

All OF the large exhibit palaces of
the jamestown Expo sition are rapid
ly nearing completion and a number
Of buildings and pavilions VIII be in
readiness for the installation OF ex-
hlbits by March lst. nearly two
months before the date OF the formal
opening OF the Exposition.
The Manufacturers and Liberal
and Liberal Arts building. one OF
the lzrsest OF the group. is under
roof. This structure is brick veneer
with white staff marble effect
trimmings. and IS one OF the most
stately and imposing buildings OF
the grounds. rs sister building.
Machinery and Transportation. IS
about ready 70 be rooted. and IN
style and finish. VIII be similar 70
TIE Auditorium an6 Administration
building. II this structure IS a. in
nense convention hall with q seating
capacity OF 5000 people. L IS one
Of the han6sonest and most artistic
', buildings ever constructed for a.
exposition. and Is location CON-
man6S { magnificent view OF Eamp-
tol Roads L IS surrounded with
a. immense dome bearing close re
senblaaoe % the LtrzTy CT Con
gress az Washington.
The frame work OF Mines and
Metallurgy. Marine Appliances.
Food Products and several smaller
buildings IS vel under way. sn6
Under ordinary conditions VII b
completed within sixty days. OF
the state buildings. those OF RHODE
Island. Virginia. Maryland. Ney
Jersey. Pennsylvania ard Ohio W.
Dc completed very soon. The insi6s
In with accommodations for more
thar 2. 500 persons VII also De CON
pleted by sn early date.
The buildings a. ready for exhibits
include the Arts ard Crafts. Mothers
and Chil6-en's and the Hospital.
Work OF construction OF the gov
eminent buildings ard pleasure piers
IS vel under way and IS being wgo--
ously pushed to a. early completion
4 large corps OF worknen are en-
gagged II nacz6znizing the naner-
ous beautiful streets and boulevsrds.
and expert landscape decorators are
aging out ianuuersb,e designs Tor
lo-al decoration.
TIE EXHIBITS VII embrace every
phase OF industrial development
during three hundred years. arranged
and classified 50 that visitors car
obtain a. once z correct history and
ire development u any specific
branch OF industry without visiting
several buildings as has beer the
case Il former exhibitions.
While the Jamestown Exposition
IS % commemorate the greatest his
to-ical event Il history-the found
ing OF the first English speaking s.
tement II America a. jamestown
Va. = l607-yet TIE Industrial an
commercial displays vii form n
small par OF the celebration.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-12

r1go< AID chec-fu. .
ness 500 diszppesr
when the kidnsys are
Oct OF order @ DIS
ezsed.
kidney troabie las
heccue 50 prevalent
that x - no- u1cou
mon fo.r q child 20 be
born a&lcte1 VIII.
weak kidneyk. Xftke
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-12
Dress Bingham.

"A. T. c." Red Seal and
Bates. neat stripes. checks and
solid colors. 10c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-12

Talk IS cheap. and 50 IS window
glass. When ~ considers the
amount OF cold ar they keep ou-
Full Inc OF regular sizes; any size
1T 70 order. az
Stones Drug Store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-12

Delay s dangerous. z YOU have
pans n head. back and limbs. Il
Grippe IS hard % cure unless tsker
It tine No : Cod sn6 Grip Cure
Poythrass IS Z safe and sure relief
and czn always be found II stock a.
Stone s Drug Store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-12
Irish Linen PercaIe.

Fine even weave. looks ike real
linen. 50 inches wide. I5c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-12
Fancy Wasting SILK

Neat effects II black and white.
also combination oolo-ings in green
and gray. blue and gray. red and
gray. % inches wide. 4oc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-12

cssd ilrinztes TOO often. fthe uri1e sca1ds
the S<sh. CT II. ken the Child reaches A..
age when Il shoszld Be able 10 coutrcl the
passage. u - yet afflicted with bed-pef-
tsuK. depeEd 1rsor X. taecznse q the diff
czlty - ks6ney trOub5e, and the 6rst
sep sk0zld be towards The treztrueut q.
zbes< ssur-ort4nt organs This unpzeaszns
trss1f.ie i dne 20 diseased coalition o.
The kidneys and bisd1eT and not to 3
i1atss as sIsost people s1ppose-
W0rnen as Weii a. zBen are made uslser-
si,se sixh k5dney a8d bladder troubIe
ard both nccd The sane great Tclne2y
= fse said ard The iuuBeszlzte elect o.
Swamp Root 10 soon reaiized. Il - SOLD
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-12

~ druggists. IN ffty-
crst and one-doiisr
efr< bottles Tou may
hsFe . sarapie bottle
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-12

~ HAL Tee. also nous - e~4zz5p Eeo1N
pez1pkie< trihHg al about Swamp Foot
tsonial letsers recssved frorn saarress
cared e uTstinz d. Kifnaer a Co.,
ksnThsszloz. -. =, * surs and usensioz
this rnper- DONE make ANY mistake
tezt rerscut,er the nznse. Ssaspr> Ro<a-
I5. Kiln.er,s Swamp Rcot, snsl fhs sd-
dress E1cz&<mlos. y. -. On esefy
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-12
Odd FELLOWS
MAY ORGANIZE
TOWN OF COLLINS WANTS LODGE
OF THE ORDER.
Twenty-three Of the Best Citizens of
That Progressive Place Have Asked
for charter--Lodse Burned There
Several Years Ago.

Application has been made by
twenty-three of the best people in the
progressive town of Collins for a char
ter for lodge of Odd Fellows.
This application came through regu-
lar channels to District Deputy Grand
Master H. Katz. ana was forwarded
yesterday BY -im to Grand Secretary
Q. G. Broome, at Natc Nv whom il
win be submitted for action.
There was at one time a thriving
lodge of the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows in Collins, but fire
swept away the lodge room, a year or
so ago, destroying all the records and
regalia and some how the lodge was
never revived afterwards, but was
allowed to drop out of sight.
Now eight of the old members and
fifteen candidates for membership in
the order ask for charter and twill
likely be granted and the order will
again be established in that prosper
Gus little city.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-12

1t -
q e ~ 're inones "nion ne
.,,r pps' 'o' 'n'
nequentv "o'neu neie a.
r p"n - r.'.pa'ioh "
e'e "e .i' neie 'a'e =
An" ''en ~ uo any 'n'ns pu'
~ a.,' e. oai no
, sou n
- S' ,n oa'a X
" ap,an 'i'Npa''ioA'
- DD' s"n'o on oa'ui1
en 20 MAJ u anu mas ~
e.o" len oe =. ne eoA'
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y. ''n' ~
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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-12
RESIDENT OF The SOUTH
MAY Be ELECTED COMMANDER
Great Camp fire km TAX. p,.s. :.
the Convention --.' Tt,:- Evening. /,
With Forty-hve States Participating
in the Exercises.

Saratoga, N. Y, September IL
With the booming of three guns shorti
ly after noon today, the thousands Of
veterans assembled here for the Grand
Army encampment, met In Woodlawn
Park, to begin one of the most memo
rable parades in the history of the or
der. Thousands of people lined the
streets and cheered the aged veterans
clad in faded blue, who marched slow,
ly past to the time of martial music.
The line was formed with the left Of
the column resting on Broadway, so
that marching into place every com
mand, from the right TO the columns
passed every other command. The
line Of march was just one squn
than a mile In length, owe
sl12 macadamized avenue with
sA cent, and shaded from end
70 emu p huge elm trees on eithe.
side of the treet
This evenin- Tiers MI be a mn, ur
ter at convenrp hall, lOr memh1
81 Oasa,on 'ne o,anD n,1' & ~ ~ ceIy The bus,
beginning tomorrow z. : szfne
o'clock. Business se1sio1s VI
be held by the Woman's ne1lef
the Ladies of the Grand Am
Daughters of Veterans and the
Veterans Association.
Tomorrow evening the great camp(
fire will take place at convention
, hall, with three-minute speeches from
representatives of each of the forty}
five state departments. The electi
of officers will take place tomorfU
afternoon OF Friday morning SupS
porters of the several candidates for
national commander-in-chief are
waging spirited contest, but general
sentiment apparently favors Charles
G. Burton, of Nevada, Mo. Other lead
ing candidates include Patrick Coney,
of Topeka, Former Kansas department
commander; ]. T. Wilder, the famous
commander of wilder's Fighting Brig
ade," now a citizen of Knoxville,
Tenn; Chester Burrows, of New Jerr
sey, and C. E. Adams, banker OF
Superior Neb. Many delegates favor
General Wilder, believing that the
election of Southern man would re-
suit in increasing the good feeling be-
tween the Union and Confederate vet
Grams. There is little competition for
the minor offices.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-12
Assoclatd Press.

New Orleans, September 1f.-For
nineteen years the trusted chief clerk
in the Office of the state tax collec-
tor for the First District, Charles E..
Letten, has disappeared as If the earth
had swallowed him and with mis- fight
has come to light the fact that he is
a defaulter to Captain John Fitzpat-
rick, incumbent of the office, to a
large amy = Captain Fitzpatrick
is unable to give out what the de-
falcation will amount to. 1t may ex-
ceed 100000.
The news of the big shortage did
not become public untIl this morning.
Auditor Capdevielle ~ pFnmpe! ~
titled. He came hurrie1Iyi q Nv
today at the request * 9
patrick to examine ~ sccsuats a
the offx,o~ 4
Neg Four Years. \.
While capfair Fitzps116E - - -
position to give out a statement q to
the amount of the shortage Or 81 "a
when Letten began his stealings 4 Il
said that the deficit will approximate
$4,000, unless the figures on .Letten's
books have been bungled, and that the
defalcation began four years ago. Let
ten adopted system Of "kiting" from
year to year and it is remarkable that
the discovery was not made long age
that he was not making proper returns
to the state. He used money he re
ceived for current taxes Of one yeal
to carry his deficit from year to year
| Under the system he had been using
of making final settlements in Septem
ber instead of July he was enabled
to cover his growing shortage eaci
year, but when the auditor made hi
request for an Immediate settlemen
and stated that it should have beeI
made under the law In July. Letter
evidently was not in position sue
cessfully to conceal the shortage II
the little time left him and realizes
that next year his defalcation wa
bound to be disclosed.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-12
Z SElF.DEfENSE IS CLAIMED,
AND THIS WILL BE PLEA
Colonel Money 4 Now Able TO se Up
and win Attend the TriaI-HIs Re-
eovery Regarded as Almost =
Miracle.


Daily News Special.
Greenwood, Miss, September 11.-
The preliminary hearing of-the Kirby
brothers, charged with the killing Of
James Money, Jr.. and the shooting
of his father Col. James Money, with
intent to kill, which was to have been
held before Squire d. p. Montgomery,
in. this city tomorrow, has been post
poned until next Monday. Hon. R. N.
Miller, the noted criminal lawyer, Of
Hazlehurst, was in the city yester-
day conferring with the Kirbys in an
swer to their summons to take em-
ployment In their defense. Mr.. Miller
has not yet been engaged, however,
and the matter Of his employment in
the case will not be determined for a
couple Of days.
It is learned here today that the
sKirbys will plead self-defense; that
DR.. Kirby claims that when he passed
jamie Money as he sat on the front
gallery Of his store, the latter made
a motion as II to draw a pistol. when
he kirby fred on him several times
with a 41-calibre pistol, killing him
instantly. Or. Kirby's brother claims
that when his brother fired on young
Money, Col. Money reached for his
rifle from within the side door Of his
store, whe Re (Kirby) hred on him
from the sidS door Of the restaurant
opposite TO where Colonel Money sal
inside his own door.
The physical facts, however, do moi
Bear out this theory. Young Money
was IN his shirtsleeves when he was
shot, and it will be shown that he had
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-12
OFF
70 CONVENTION
HATTlEssuRc SENDS STRONG
DELEGATION TO cuLFpoRT.
Meeting win He Largely Attended BY
Manufacturers, Retailers and Ex!
porters-Pr Program Published In
These Columns Yesterday.

A jovial, jolly crowd of lumbermen
left for Gulfport last night to take
part in the meeting in semi-annual
session Of the Mississippi Pine Asso-
citation, which convenes there tomor-
row, among them being the secretary
of the association, Mr.. Ewing A.
Walker.
Mr.. Walker said to Daily News
reporter that 1t is expected that a
larger crowd Of lumbermen, represent
ing all classes of sawmills and all
branches Of the lumber trade. will be
present at this session than at any
previous gathering in the history ol
the association. The meetif4 IN this
city, last June. has held tbs. ree"rd
until now but It is expected that -
Gulfport session will exceed the mum
Der IN attendance on that meeting.
Besides the millmen and Other
branches OF the lumber business 8
large attendance Of exporters II
looked for and number of people
from outside the state have signifiet
their intention to be present. n
The program will be substantial.
as given in yesterdays issue of thil
paper and besides those on the pro
gram others viii be asked to sa,
a -.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-12
VISITING OLD HOME.

Selma. Ala, September 11.-An abb
sence of forty years from city nat
urally terminates with but few fa-
miliar objects to the eye. Such has
been the experience of Mr.. Joseph
Proctor, now of Hattiesburg, Miss,
who left Selma in 1867, and is now
on his first visit, being the guest of
Mr.. w. t. Wallis, an old time friend
of other days.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-12
COTTON EXCHANGE
REDUCES PREMIUMS

New York, September 1.-THE re-
vision committee Of the New York
Cotton Exchange has announced re-
duced premiums on high-grade cotton
amounting to 25 points. They gave
increased penalties on low grades Of
from 20 to 100 points and made the
penalty very severe on damaged and
stained cotton.