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Evening journal., 1907-01-10

Mems Suits
Were 800 now $3.50
Were $500 now $3.50
Were $1,000 now $500
Were $1,000 now $1,000
Were $500 now $1,000
Were $500 now $500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-02

oook' ~4arence SIM ~role tae music.
and there are many special songs and
several hits. The leading character is
not the old school detective fellow,
put rather an up to date chap who does
clever work in ferreting out a very
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-02

complicated case. keeping the audience
mystitied through his novel methods.
The play is of the rather exciting kind,
but never ulried. The musical ensem-
bles are nicely taken careof by show
girl chorus. comedy quartet. and sew
eral noted vaudeville players. A big
company, with Allan Bennett in the
leading role, tells this new stage story
intelligently The immense trick scenic
outfit is novelty. A den of real lions
are also a part of the production and
as a brand new different theatrical
offering The Phantom Detective" is
entitled to first place this season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-02
T0WLE OPERA HOUSE.

The latest Rowland &. Clifford must
cal melodrama hit. The Phantom De
teetive," Will be presented here Sunday
March 3. at the Towle opera house.
Lem =. Parker Is responsible for the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-22
La tragedia Ia terminado'
Aprobaci6n de las Potencias a las
condolences de Francia.-Espa1a
40 acepta.

En la e~ntrevista que c~elebrara con
Abdul Aziz en- Rabat, formulara ell
Ministro de Francia las s%iguientes de-
mandas:
1. Ell arreglo de todas reclamacio-
nes anteriores posteriores al asesinato
del doctor Mauchamps:
.. Arreglo deinitivo acerca de la
organization de la policia en- la IONA
fronteriza;
5. Arrsglo de los asuntos de Casa
blanca, fj2ndoss n contribution de
guerra y Ell page de una suma para in
demnizar q les franceses 4 quisnes ha
perjudicado el novimiento antiextran-
jero;
4. Adoption Immediate de las re-
formas recomendadas per la Conven-
ci6n de Algeciras, en primer lugar, la
organization de la policfa franco.espa-
dola en- los puertos de Murruscos.
Algunos REPRESENTATIVES de la tribs
de los "~mediounas" han venido q que
iarse ante ell General Drude de haber
atacados por otras tribus por haber sido
ellos acceptable las condolences impues-
tas por Francia. Ell general Drude
les ha contestado que asf como tavis-
ron fuerzss para atscar las tropas in-
ternacionales, deben de tenerlas para
defenderse.
Comunican de Marruecos que reina
la mas p~erfecta calma en- Fee y sus in
mediaciones.
La embajadora francesa que lleea ara
pr6ximamente 4 C%asablanca, despierta
por todas parties ell mayor interes.
acompaiau q Mr.. Regn ault, ell General
Liautey y ell Almirsnte Philibert, como
tambien muchos ctros oicialss. La
Bmhajada saldra de Tanger a bordo
del acorazado Jeanne dare.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-22
Ia ADOLESCENCIA

La mala suerte que los separ6 fue pues. en-
an de %Cuentas, una buena Suerte, como suede
con frecuencia- 8 mejor dicho siempre,-a
los que son ~fuertes y de larga vida.
Pero por Ell momento fu6 para ellos una
gran t~risteza y una gran desgracia, sobre TODD
para Crist6bal.
Aquella virtud inIolerante, aquella estre-
chez de c~oraZ0n, que a veCes parece privar
totalmentc de inteligencia q los mas inteIigen-
ties, y de bOndad 4 los mas bOndadOsOs, lie irri-
TO y lie hizO lamzarSe, pOr via de ~pr0teSta, q
una vida mas desOrdenada.
En- sus c%Orrerias conAda pOr las tabernas
Y merenderOs de los alrededOreS, habia heChO
relaciones son algunos mozos entregados d La
bohemia y Cuya imprevlsi0n Y libertad de
modales nc lie habian desagradado por com
pleto.
Entire clos babia uno llamado Friede-
mann, mdsico como ell, organista, de unos tire
inta amos, que no tenia NADIA de tonic v como
cia muy blen su OfiCio, cuya pereza era incu
Table y que antes que hacer ell menor esfuero
para salir de su mediania, hubiera consentido
en- morirse de hambre, aunque tai vez no de
sed.
Consolidate de su indolencia hablando
NAL de los que sc agitau en- la vida, Dios sabe
por que. y sus bromas, aunque pesadas. no.
dejaban de hacer reir.
Mas libre que sus colegas, no temia.-a-
tnque 10 hacia timldamente, con medias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-22
Juan CRIsTOBAL

Gritaban obsCuramente en- Ell una mlrlada
de peQuenas almas hacia I'm punto flo dcsco-
nocidO V SECURE no de otra suerte que el mum
do planetariO gravita en- torno de TN ab1smo
miSteTiOsO.
Aquel perpetuo estado de de~sdoblamiento
inconsciente sc manifestaba sObre TODD
en- los momentos vertiginosos en- que Sc ador-
niece la vida cotidiana y en- que surge de los
abismo del sueno y de la noche la mirada de
la esfnpe, Ell rostro multiforme del Ser.
soiq Hacfa sobre TODD I'm anO que Crist6bal Sc
veia asediado por ensuenos, en- los que sentia
netamente V en- I'm mOmentO dadO, con Illusion
absolute, que 81 EZRA" q la vez varios seres
differences, a veces l%ejanos y dissminadOs en-
distintos paises. mundo. y siglos.
En- estado de vigilia, conservaba Crist6bal
la pertubadora alucinaci6n, sin COnservar Ell
recuerdo de 10 que lie habia producido,
Era como la fatiga de Una idea fila, desa-
parecida. cuva huelIa p~ersiste sin que sea
possible comrrenderla.
Pero miestra SIT alma luchaba doIorosa-
mente en- las redes de la vida, habia otra alma
que asistia en- 81 serena y atenta a sus deoes-
perados esfuerzos.
No la veia; pero proVectaba sobre el la
reverberacion de su luz Oculta.
Aquella alma Sc mostraba avida, alegre-
mente deseo5a de ~senttrlo TODD, de SUI sufrlrlo
tcdo, de observar V de comprender q aquellos
hombres S, a aquellas mujeres, aquella TERRA,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-03-07

To the Teachers of Buffalo County:
The next Teachers Meeting will
convene at the Gam Valley school
house March %. at 1880 p. IN. The
District Officers Meeting is held the
same afternoon at 1:30 a'clock and l
am going to extend an invitation to
each OF them and others to attend
cur Teachers Meeting In the evening
] hope each one of you will strive TO
be present apd assist with the pro-
gram assigned. Your monthly re-
ports have been received and careful
ly examined and I will say the
general attendance has been excellent
considering the condition OF h e
roads and the weather. The follow
is our progam:
Music-Mrs. Vera Wells and Pupils
P.lpery--Social Life OF the Teacher
Edward Evans.
How Teach Reading-Miss Retta
s tahl.
Paper--How / Teach Primary
Arithmetic-Miss Braley.
Song-Gann Valley Pupils.
Paper-CentraliEation OF Schools
o. Il Dye.
sopg--Mrs. Vera Wells and Pupils,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-03-07

on the Egmont and Mullet keys, or
islands. There is nothing on these
islands except the government forts
the soldiers and their quarters, and
even visitors are not allowed to land
ON one Of these islands, 1t looks
like pretty lonesome life for the
soldier boys located here. Passing
on down the beautiful bay we sailed
up the Manatee river, passing Pal
nietto, Boardertown and arri wing
Manatee the farthest point touched
, by the boat on the excursion. The
Manatee country Is said to produce
more oranges than any other por-
tion OF the state, and Manatee IL q
great shipping point. There are
many other points on the west CO asst
much frequented by tourists and all
lay claim to certain points of superb
ority. This however concluded our
observations and the,n next day We
returned To Tampa, where We are
hNnkth& ~ NcuPfO VI oo.N
to tackling the return trip across
the state which we sincerely hope
will not be "a repetition Of our form
er journey.
In arranging for the return trip
across the state of Florida from
Tampa. we set about to devise some
w. 10 escape the discomforts and
aisax cable experiences Of our form
.er t,!l, and hit upon the plan OF
returning via the Silver Springs and
Ocklahawa river to Palatka. The
results were SO delightful that we
shall have to take back some OF the
harsh things we said of the interior
Of the state in our former letter.
Leaving Tampa on Saturday, Feb
10th, ut 8 O'Clock a. m, via the
Seaboard line, we arrived at Silver
Springs little after one O'Clock,
Our route WAS through a better part
port of the interior OF the state than
we had seen, being more Southern In
It's improvements and appearance.
some of the country being utilized
for the cultivation Of tobacco aud
cotton and occasionally a patch
that had been cropped to corn.
Dade City and Ocala gave us the i'm
preston OF thriving inland towns,
surrounded 10y more agricultural
land than we had seen.
On arriving at Silver Springs W e
learned that our boat had been hung
up In fog the previous night and
won ld he several hours late. We at
once figured that this was another
case OF our usual hard luck, and
continued onpageS)
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-03-07

SCHOOL OFFICERS MEETING
To the School Officers Blu ffalo Co.:
You are hereby notified that a meet
ing of the District school Officers of
Buffalo County Ia called to be held
ut the school building In Gam VAL
ley on the % day OF March, at 1:30
m. for the purpose Of discussing the
questions on the folio owing program.
Each school officer 'present will be
given a certificate Of attendance.
w. A. Hoobler, Co. Supt. Schools.
School officers Pragram 80 p, IN.
Relation of the School Board to
Patrons--Dlscussion led by J. II.
Stroud.
Advantage OF Centralized Schools
Discussion led 10y +. B, Hall.
Care of the School-room IN d
Grounds-Discussion led by Jas.
LAWYER.
Salary Of Teachers; Is 1t Sufficient?
Discussion led by W. +. Robinson
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-03-07
Real Estate
SOth Dakota
SCHOOL CHALLENGE

We, the Ingerson school on this
the 7th day Of March, do hereby
chrllenge ano school In Buffalo Co.
to series of contests relative to the
following studies:
I. Ciphering-a test In solving
problems In multiplication, addition
or division. The winner of this con.
test is the pupil who defeats all 9TH
ers OF the challenging aud accepting
schools.
III Geographical test which re-
quires familiarity with the map Of
the United Ststes. The pupils na me
the states us pointed out by the
teacher. and the pupil who Is best
posted on the location Of the vari-
GUS states IL winner Of the contest
III History-Consists In giving
events for dates found anywhere
between the covers of "McMaster's
Advanced United states History"
Nv Spelling-Words to he given
from the first 100 pages Of the NAT
uraI Speller"
The above contests to he subjected
to, and held strictly In compliance
with the following rules
/ That none but pupils from the
challenging and accepting schools
be allowed to take part In the con-
test
2 That the hisrory and spelling
contests be limited to but two trials
8 That teacher shall take no part
In any contest other than having
charge thereof
4 Contests to take place at the
accepting school, or II preferred, the
challenging school. not later than
two weeks from the date Of accept
ance
Any school accepting this chal.
lenge, do SO bo publishing acce pit
ance in this paper not later than
the second issue from this date
f Evans, Teacher
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-03-07
PoSTOFFicE.
6annvAliey, b. ID.

Kimbaii mail arrives. Monday. Wednesday and
Friday At O'Clock p. m. Leaves, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday st " O'Clock. m.
Chamberlain mail arrives Tuesday. '.arsday
and Saturday at s'o'clock p. IN leaves Msnday
wednesday and Friday ut O'Clock . m
Waterbury mail leaves Gam Valley. MondAy
Wednesday and Friday 1890 .. m. Arrive
rom Waterbury same days at 2p. m.
i, JOHN ". DHiPs, Postmaster. q
Old paper nickel bunch at the
CnIEr Office.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-03-07

If you are going to fence, it will pay you to
figure with us insuplying your needs in Posts
and Wire. We have just received the largest
carload of wire ever shipped to Kimball which
weare going to sell you alright prices
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-20
sss 80
. AN "EDUCATlON IN PRICES.

. To know what things should ;
cost"-what is a fair price to :
pay for anything that is needed .
in a home-is not the least i'm .
portant part of a woman's edu- .
cation. She does not get it at .
school. She usually begins mar .
ried life by being a victim of .
sharp tradesmen. Then she be- .
gins to read-and study, and re- .
ihember-the advertisements in .
her home newspaper. She begins
to buy at the stores that adver- .
tise-andsthus be able to plan her
purchases at home.
AS her education progresses .
she develops the bargain in .
. stinct," which is merely the abil.
ity to Judge values. and to know
when price concessions are real .
and when they are fiction. She
comes to know high prices, and
shun them; and to know low
prices, and seek them. She
learns to know high qualities ami
to seek them; and to know low
qualities and to shun them .
She becomes educated about
prices" And the merchant for Q
. his part, knows that he will not
attract her by his advertisements .
unless he has something actually
. desirable to offer her. SO the
. educated shopper-the al. e.a3=.
performs service for all wo
. men-in that she demaous s
secures a high grade 1t s-t
. from our merchants. and forces
those who would sncc+-a !, n
. vide their profits rather libera'iy .
The Daily News reaches the :
ladies of Hattiesburg.
go 90 ss
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-20
STREET COMMITTEE
IS GETTING BUSY

The street committee is having it's
busy season just now, according to
Councilman Dill, of the committee,
for work is going on under its direc-
ton in almost every portion of the
city.
Yesterday Councilman Dill was out
nearly all the forenoon on an inspec-
ton trip and in the afternoon he and
Councilman Katz who is also a mem
Der of the street committee went out
to several points where work is going
on to see what progress is being made.
DR.. Dill said that in the Third Ward
general drainage and repair work is
going forward in good shape; in the
Second Ward the repairing Of Ed
wards street at the Mobile, Jackson
and Kansas City crossing is progress
ing in a highly satisfactory manner,
and that the grading and repairing
of West Pine street is being continued.
A small crew of men is at work
on Columbia street, near the Hatton
place, where the street has been in
bad condition for some time.
With the cessation of the rains, the
street committee hopes to get every.
thing in splendid shape and the ap-
proaches to the passed streets will soon
be taken in hand and put in the best
of shape
The amount of work depanded of
the force has been far in excess of its
capacity and the committee has been
working under many disadvantages.
but the promise of better weather
makes things look brighter and the
rush will soon be over.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-20

| ling or place where cooking is dont
shall be provided also with one kitch
en- sink. When several houses are
on the same lot and owned by ths
same person they may, II approved
by the Sanitary Inspector, have theil
separate fixtures connected with one
main house drain from the sewer, OF
be served by the same fixtures in
common. A violation of the provi
sions of this section shall subject the
owner of the building, upon convic-
ton, to a fine of not less than one dol.
lar, nor more than one hundred dol
lars
Armed with the authority given
him by this ordinance, the sanitary
inspector is going after those who
have failed to comply with it in a
most thorough, business-like manner,
and then everybody will have to come
across with proper sewerage connec-
tons or pay fine.
Sanitary Inspector Inerarity says
that he means to see that the provi-
sions of this ordinance and its re-
quirements are carried out and that
he will not play any favorites in this
game at this sitting Everybody has
got to get right" according to this
or suffer the consequences.
Those who have not had the con
nections made for closets where it
is possible, in accordance with this
ordinance, had best take notice of the
intentions of Inspector Inerarity and
get busy with the plumber and have
him make the proper connections as
early as possible for If the sanitary
officer makes a case against you,
you'll have to pay and be compelled
to fix the connections anyway-so
you'll save money by going ahead and
doing the work at once.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-20
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
CLOSED YESTERDAY;
SCHOOLS NOW open


With Wednesday night the teachers
institute, which has been held daily
since Monday for the benefit of the
teachers of the city public schools
came to a close, after three days OF
hard work
Yesterday morning the examination
and classification of pupils began and
will continue throughout today. Mon
day morning the school year, proper,
begins.
The enrolment this year is expect
ed tosbe much larger than last season.
but the number cannot be obtained
until a few days later when the
schools have settled down to actual
work and the children have been as
signed to the different departments,
Professor Woodley is a busy man
just now and is kept on the go from
morning till night, but in all the hur-
ry and worry, he manages to keep
things moving along in the right di-
rection and without any unnecessary
friction. He promises to give the
information as to numbers enrolled
just as soon as he can get them
correctly.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-20
SCHOOL BOOKS
Being DONATED
TWO MORE PACKAGES WERE RE-
cEivED YESTERDAY.
Others VIII Doubtless Respond When
the Grading Is Completed and the
Children Know What Books They
VIII Have to Discard.

The donations of school books are
coming in slowly but surely and after
today, when all the children know to
what grade they will be assigned, the
number will increase, no doubt.
The donations yesterday numbered
several, among them being donation
of good sized bundle from Miss Err
lean Trigg, 7o1 Walnut street, and an
other package from Mrs. T. e. Ross,
416 Bay street, and these with all the
others that are received today will be
turned over to the teachers at once.
The examinations of yesterday and
today will settle any doubt that may
have existed as to what grade child
rem will be assigned, and they will be
free to give away their old books.
Parents will please remind their
children of the good they can do
by giving books that they cannot pos
sibly have use for, to children not so
fortunate as themselvese, and that the
gift will be appreciated is vouched for
by the Daily News.
Send or bring the books to the
Daily News office and mark plainly
on them the name and address of the
donor, SO that they may be acknowl-
edged through the columns of this
paper.
Send the books today-some poor
child will need them for Monday.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-20
OFFICER LNERARITYLS
PREPARING TO ENFORCE
SANITARY ORDINANCES

| If you haven't arranged for the
proper sewerage connections at your
home and your place of business, you
had best get busy about it before the
sanitary inspector gets you.
Sanitary Inspector Inerarity propos
es to begin searching investigation
and a~thorough inspection of premises
to discover If the ordinance covering
sewerage connections is being proper
ly observed and its provisions carried
out. 1t is we'll known that there are
open closets right in the heart of
the city that are not only menace
to the health of the public, but they
are SO exposed to view as to be abso-
lutely disgraceful and one of these is
in the rear of property on Main street,
within a stones throw of the court
house,
The inspector has found that such
neglect of closets as is apparent in
many instances in the city and the
general failure to make proper sew
erage connections can be taken up
by this department and properly ham
died under an ordinance which pro-
vides for the punishment of those
guilty.
That ordinance is not generally
known to exist and some people have
never heard OF it, for which reason
the Daily News herewith reproduces
that part of 1t which bears on sewer
age connections and the penalty for
failure to comply with the provisions
of the ordinance.
The following is an extract from
AN Ordinance Regulating Drainage,
Sewerage Connection and Plumbing,
being Section Z, of that ordinance and
covers the matter referred to:
Sec. EVERY separate building
which is used as dwelling place of
business or manufacture, or is other
wise occupied by one or more persons,
and which fronts on a street wherein
a city sewer has been constructed, or
which is nearer to such street than
to any other. within what is known as
the fire limits of said city, shall be in
three months Independently connect
ed with the city sewer, and other
parts Of said city In six months from
the passage Of this ordnance; and |
every buildinr hereafter arontxSE vvfft |
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-20
RATE LAW is VOID.

Harrisburg, Pa, September 19.-The
2-cent fare law enacted by the recent
session Of the Pennsylvania legisla-
ture was today adjudged invalid. In
operative and unconstitutional by
Judge Hull. OF the circuit court.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-20

It viii pay you to look at the big
assortment of ready-to-wear and tail
ored hats at Robinson Bros. Dry Goods
r. before you make your fall pur-
chase. se2O.2t
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-20

owing to the big rush for Clans
man tickets yesterday morning two
errors We're made and parties got
tickets number three when thew
should have had five. II parties hold
ing number three will call they can
get the properly numbered tickets.
MORT L. BIxLER, Mgr.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-20

When you come to town drop in
at Robinson Bros. Dry Goods Co. They
have an up-to-date stock of goods, and
sell for less. se2o-2t