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BODY BROUGHT HERE
 FOR INTERVIEW

Arthur Melbourne Mccain. the o-year-old son Gf Mr. and Mrs Asa Mccain, died at the Ouachita hotel in. Camden Friday afternoon. The body was brought to this city yes- terday for interment The funeral was conducted from the residence Of John NJ. Mccain on South Laurel street yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Reverend C. W Wat son, pastor of the Lakeside Metho- dist church, officiated. The pail bearers were: O. F. Brewster, H. C Lindsey, A. w Lowe and J. A Goodwin MT. Mccain is principal of the Camden High School
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. . . . . e1e . . . . . ( . . . : LEGAL AND CTHEaWIsE |, , . . . ' . . . . . . . . .

-A fine DaoE boy arrived =5o nome of MT. and Mrs, Ro5er- z ..s, yesterday morning.
 -Brunson Hammett, the poDulsr manager of the Arkansas cotton =5ff mills. fs quite sick at his homa on Walnut street with 3 maIar-sI attack.
 The fire department vas eallea T the residence of L. F, Chambers. N 1113 West Third avenue, Friday af5,.r- noon. ! burning fua caused zaa .x- citement.
 Reverend J. I. Norris, ot chs. F'.r.. Presbyterian church, IS reooves=E. from a recent illness. Owing 10 a.s illness ae vas unable to attend h. Pine Bluff Prasbyterv at Helena
 The Branch Normal College baseball team, colored, played ? game with the Baptist College eoIored. team in Little Rock Fridar afternoon and the focal club lost.
 County Clerk Jesse R. Core - turned last night from Plum Bav5a. where be inspected the crops. .e says all the farmers are busy replaa.- ing crops. Cotton planted n Maros $ being replanted
 The Woodmen Circle will IisF- q special meeting Monday flight at rhe residence of Mrs. 4. F Wul Iiams, Second avenue and T-a.J nessee street. A full attendance $ desired; business of importance
 The Reap-Crawford Furniture company has moved into the lew building recently erected on Vest Second aveneue by Knox ScuII The interior of the new building makes 1t one of the most attractive in rne city and this popular firm has fitted 1t Up beautifully. It will make an ideal place for this rapidly growing firm.
 An interesting meeting of the colored teachers Of the public schools was held at the Merrill High School Friday afternoon Tn zhe absence of Superintendent Jordan. Professor Townsend presided. Col onial History was discussed bv Professor j. C. Corbin and primarv language work was reviewed bv Laura c. Burnett Number Work was the subject of a talk made by K B. Thomas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
MASSACHUSETTS
 AT JAMESTOWN

Boston, April 27.-Lt has been ia| cided by 5he Massachusetts manager of the Jamestown Exposition that Thursday, September ;, shall De Mas sachusetts day On Hampton Roads. The Massachusetts State building will be formally dedicated today the day after the formal opening of the ex- position itself by President Roosevelt. Besides the officials from Massaelu- sets who will attend this dedication, the commissioner of all the other states participating are expected t0 attend The historical loan collection secured by the Jamestown Exposition managers from Massactuse tts, through the cooperation of 5he Goio- niai Danes, is practically completed and is very striking exhibit.
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NOTICE TO GENERATORS.

Sealed proposals will be re- ceiyed ID to Monday, May 2o, 42 O clock neon. by the directors CT school district of Pine Bluff. Arkal- sas. for the erection of 8 brlcA high school building. Drawings and specIfications can be seen after May at the office of the Pine Blum Trust company, Pine Bluff, Arkan- sas. or at the office of George +. Mann, architect. Little Rock,
 All proposals must be accom- companied with certified check eo the amount of $500 as an earnest of good faith, that the bidder Will enter into contract with the sald board of directors to build and com- plete the building for the amount stated i'll proposal and in aeeoro- ance with the drawings and speer tieations as prepared by George n Mann. architect.
 The board reserves the right eo reject any or all proposals.
 s. M. TAYLOR,
 President Board of Directors NJ. HANF. Secretary.
 Pine Bluff, Arkansas. April 90' 1907. Y"
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BOB TAYLOR TO
 LECTURE AT DUMAS

The citizens of Dumas, Desha county, are making great prepara- tions to receive United States Sen ator Bob" Taylor of Tennessee who will lecture in that city on next Thursday night. He will de- liver his new lecture Temptation" on that occasion. Tn the afternoon the Dumas ball team will meet the Arkansas City team on the Dumas diamond and dance will follow the lecture at night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28

Miss Ruby Moore is recovering from a recent spell of Illness
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, BRIEF MENTION. } q q A | < <. t < ( q | . .

w. B. Jones Of Fordyce, Is in the city.
 D. c. Pratt and wife have returned from Little Rock.
 Herman Carroll was Q Little Rock visitor yesterday
 Miss Winnie CIegg is visiting friends in Little Rock.
 J. c. Fox has returned from 3 5usl- ness visit to Little Rock.
 R. l.. Long and wife of Montrosf, are guests at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Mrs. Tracy Mills and children are visiting MT. and Mrs, A. Retan in Little Rock.
 W. s. Clark of Camden, is among the late arrivals in the city. He is stopping at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Harry Miner has returned to bis home at Warren. after spending sev- eral days here with relatives and au.~rw-wa.etr
 Senator 1T. K. Toney came down Friday night from Little Rock and will spend several days here trans acting legal business.
 c. W. Lovejoy has returned from Texarkana, where he was Tn the Cotton Belt hospital for several days. ne was quite sick, but IS much improved
 MT. and Mrs. c. F. Cole of Memphis are In the city the guests of Mf. and Mrs. B. L. Wiley at No 1917 Chest nut street. MT. Cole is brother or Mrs. Wiley and holds responsible position with the Frisco railroad at Memphis
 Sister Adelaide of Nazareth, Ky, who was formerly Mrs. p. H. Pen dleton of this city. arrived in the city yesterday morning and will visit here for few days. She IS being entertained by the sisters at the Annunciation Academy Sister Adelaide has many friends here who will rejoice to learn of her presence in the city.
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CRIMINAL COURT
 OPENS MONDAY

The new venire of the petit jury for the March term of the Jefferson circuit court will be empanelled Monday by Judge Grace. The crim- inal docket will be taken up on that day and disposed of speedily. No murder cases are docketed for this term 4ol court. Many crim- ina cases of minor importance are set for trial. however
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FOR RENT.

Rooms for light housekeeping in suites from two to three, terms Sf0, s20, s15. Also single rooms with or without board. No t21 and f23 Beech street. MRS. M. MEYER.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

After a careful compilation of in
formation from every section of Per-
ry County, gathered from conserva-
tive men, either directly or indirectly
interested in farming pursuits, the fol
lowing summary of crop conditions is
obtained: Since today one week the
condition has improved not less than
25 per cent. On the 9th the feeling
was not as encouraging as had been
hoped for because of too much grass
and too little help. Another democrat
izing feature was the earth's condi-
ton. After continued rains the sud
denly extreme hot wave caused a
hardening of the earth's surface to
effect that efforts to cultivate fields
where the grass was heavy meant an
almost complete destruction of the
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

Press.
Washington, June lis Governor
Johnson of Minnesota, the mysterious
candidate that Col Henry Watterson,
Of Louisville, declares would be win
ner were he named by the Democratic
convention in 1908? In any event the
belief is growing that "Marse Henry"
has the governor Of the great wheat
State in mind. This belief is not find
ing foothold alone here, but according
to Judge Humphrey, of Louisville, who
is here on business with the depart
ments, it is generally considered in
the Kentucky metropolis that Govern
or Johnson is the man on whose be-
half the mysterious appeal to Mr..
Bryan was made. Judge Humphrey
says:
Governor Johnson, it is believed
comes up to the specifications laid
down by Colonel Watterson. He has
moustache and his geography ac
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

NlxS GOVERNOR JOHNSON ]
aWATTERSON,S DIRK 4ORa

cords. The Minnesota man Is also on
record as opposing government own
ership OF railroads. But he Is also
said to be the possessor of a large
and varied assortment Of views on all
the questions of the day Perhaps II
he could get as many votes as he has
views he might be able to prove Col
onel Watterson true prophet
There is mo doubt that Governor
Johnson's activity is causing the Dem
ocratic leaders considerable anxiety,
His coming raid into the South, when
he is to deliver an address at the un-
yelling of monument on a historic
battlefield, is looked upon as being
eleven way of introducing himself
to Southern democrats. AS a politi-
clan Governor Johnson measures
large, and it may be predicted with
all safety that he will say nothing on
his Southern tour that will give OF
tense.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
BAPTIST ARE STRONG
in EAST MISSISSIPPI

While the Baptists are strong IN
Mississippi as a whole, Meridian
seems to be their especial stronghold
In the East Mississippi metropolis
there are seven churches of that de-
nomination, while Jackson, Hatties-
burg and McComb City have three.
Ten other cities and towns, including
Vicksburg, have two each. These in
teresting facts are obtained from the
Baptist Record They do not include
the number of colored Baptist congre-
cations, which are probably greater
than any other OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
burg Herald.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
ELopEp BOTH WAYS.

Bucyrus, O., June 1S.-A double
elopement was perpetrated on friends
by Earnest Crosby and Miss Nellie
Hurr, of this city. They left Bucyrus
weekago, ostensibly to visit in Van
West, but really to be married there.
Later they changed their minds and,
notifying relatives and friends that
they were returning to Bucyrus, they
left Van Vert for st, Joseph, Mich
where they were married. They VI
live in Chicago.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
|AI]GHTERS Of CONFEDERACY til
ISSUE HANDSOME PARK edition
PERRY COUNTY CROPS
SHOW IMPROVEMENT

plant wherever found. Today condi-
tons are enhanced most agreeably.
Where it was feared the stand was
ruined in many places because of too
much grass, careful work has saved a
fair stand, and the weed is taking on
hearty appearance. Again consider
able acreage thought seven days ago
to be only fit for corn planting has
been conditioned and planted, and al
ready the seed has sprouted and prom
Use is held out for good stands 1t is
conceded, however, that unless the
season is late and conditions continue
favorable, the crop will be materially
lessened. Corn from all sections, is
reported having healthy appearance,
and in many places good yield is
anticipated Replanted vegetables
fields are giving fine promise.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
LAND CONVENTION
IS Being Held

Denver, Col, June 1S.-The Trans
Mississippi public land convention as
sembled in this city today bringing
together 1000 delegates. This can be
accurately described as the ansMis-
sissippi anti-Roosevelt convention
| While the big states east of the
Father of Waters have been worrying
about the premonitory symptoms of
political concern over 1908, the great
region West of the Missouri has had
little attention. That region is now
getting reauy to shy its caster into
the ling to demand some at.enti
and ID air its grievances against the
administl.il m of Theodore Roosevelt
Down under cover a Titan struggle
is going on for control OF the big
gathering which will disucss the
Roosevelt policy of controlling the
public domain, matter of great in
terest in the West. The rational ad
. ,linistration knows what is going on
ami lis fighting at every point in the
; effort to secure control of the convcn-
J ton. 1t s-renlized that if the CONVEX
INN. IN its discussions are resolutions,
: Thy substantially unanimous expression
lines up against the administration,
5 the Presidents plans for contrc. OF
2 the National convention in 1909. in
= volvs'g the nomination of Taft and
t the pc, petuation of the Roosevelt
4 Roosevelt policies, will have received
4 kluw far mere severe than any ye
k heivere1. Governor Buchtel, throug'
e Aching Governo.' Harper, cane'l the
e convention, in ,Ll suance of a resolu
/, ton adopted ny he Colorado Legisla
l. ture aust wintei The resolutl i Wa
t. adopted by the same Legislature, tina
e elected Simon t.uggenheim Il Unite'
e States Senator. Guggenheim is
e member of the famous smelter trus
IS family 1t is charged that the trust
x in league with the powerful busin :;
o. interests of the inter-mountain cour
r try, is interested in the movement
At the bottom of the trouble is tn
10 policy of active, persistent warfal
III on big interests that have bee
charged with getting special advaD
r. ages out of the public lands. AT tn
a same time, the policy of hedging o
a forest reserves has been carried to
hit point widely regarded as extreme. Tt
s, forest reserve policy is not populi
MT with the cattlemen of the West
Id skilful handling at this conventiC
of the elements opposed to the admi
en- istration. Out of that will develo
is, easily and naturally, situation
be which the delegations to the nation
Republican convention will be orga
lied against the Roosevelt candida
and policies. This is the plan attri
tic uted to the managers of the great &C
is vention that assembled here tods
Tor The Presidents advisors, however,
ort lieve there is still a chance for the
It's to organize and control the convs
ton.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
CAN COUNT ON ROGER.

II is, understood that Democratic
candidate for President who can dis
pute the supremacy of w. ]. Bryan for
that position viii not lack the support
OF Roger Sullivan Of Chicago.-Pitts-
burg Dispatch
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
AND DO ALL THE -
KISSING AFTERW<y|

Let Congressman Hobson have no
fears. Should the wars he prophesies
come about we shah place him at the
head of the navy and sweep the seas.
-St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
IS SURE he is 4 ouIrrER.

The fact that President Roosevelt
allowed steam whistle to silence him
at Cumberland, Md, will convince Col
onel Bryan that the President is a
good deal Of mollycoddle himself
Kansas City Journal.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
PROCEEDS TO BE USED
IN BUILDING The PARK
Edition Will Be Handsomely lllustrat-
ed and Not Less Than Five Thou
sand Copies of That Issue viii Be
Printed.

Hattiesburg Chapter, United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy will take |
(complete charge of the editorial ana
business Offices of the Daily News on
TUESDAY, July 80.
The use of the plant has been ten
dered the ladies for the production OF
mammoth special edition for the
benefit of the Hamper Memorial Park
fund. and this special number is going
to be the handsomest publication ever
before produced in the growing city
OF Hattiesburg
Several days ago the Daily News ad-
= dressed a communication to the local
hapter, rendering the use of the
mt forAthes production of the edi-
4, Az III meeting held in the
N 81 Hotel Hattiesburg Monday
4 IS the proposition was accept
ri tmrhittees will be announced
&36E next few days, and the &C
4tb of preparing the edition will
~ ore the end of the week.
line of reading matter for
thu will be prepared by the la
did Chapter The growth and
pre- the city of Hattiesbure
willy efully reviewed, and the
mattel moral advancement OF
the "a schools and churches
clubs al A1es-will receive treat
ment no " accorded them in the
A-~nsfAely conefcial trade editions anC
BUSINESS writeups. Hattiesburg'
J \. need, as well as Hattiesburg'
achievements, will be amply portrayed
and the entire edition. will be buoy
ant with optimism for the future.
Numerous handsome illustration
will be used, including views of tn
4 Park and its environments and pol
traits of those who hive striven mos
earnestly to make it Ia real attraction
to the growing city of Hattiesourg.
In addition to - Views of the par
apau11n nCr. bose who hav
it's niaI1hg, some of tn
So buildings will be shown
Industrial and commercial il
will receive liberal treatmen
advertising committee of tn
15pter will solicit the business of tn
merchants and business men, and tt
fact that the edition is not to be les
than 5000 copies will make it an e
cellent medium for reaching the pc
pie of Hattiesburg and adjacent te
ritory.
The price of the edition will be
cents a copy, and it will be well wor
the price.
The ladies of the chapter are dete
mined to provide Hattiesburg with
park--and they want to make it
credit to the city. This edition oug
to net them several hundred dollar
and the Daily News feels confide
that the people of the city will lei
them every possible encouragement.
Further information will be Civ
from time to time in these column
and the progress of the work will
frequently reviewed.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
ADVERTISING TEXAS.

The Five Million Club has started to
advertise Texas. The last Legisla-
ture made pretty good stagger at
that business. LA Porte Chronicle.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
DO NOT NEGLECT THE CHILDREN

At this season of the year the first
unnatural lnoseness Of a child's bowels
should have immediate attention The
best thing that can be given is Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy followed by costor oil as di-
rected with each bottle Of the remedy
For sale by Hay & Field and Yellow
Pine Pharmacy.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
EN- PAsANT.


Food for reflection too often is
mighty high in price and very poor
eating.
1t a woman can make plans for an
event, there is no pleasure in it for
her.
Gratitude is all right, but it is a
mighty poor substitute for real friend
ship.
Real merit doesn't need the serv-
ices of an advance agent to announce
it's coming.
1t is mighty easy to convince any
man that he isn't appreciated at his
true worth.
Happiness increases for you the
more you shower it down upon your
fellow mortals.
When man boasts of his candor,
it is sign that he thinks that knock
ing is virtue.
Credit is something everybody
wants to give man when they know
he doesn't need it.
The smallest room is larger thar
all out doors, when loved one leaves
you alone in it.
If a man is really doing something
in, this world, he hasn't much time fol
t talking it over.
Real religion is something more
than getting up Sunday and going tt
church in the rain.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
THE CHARTER
OF Incorporation Of A. I. Michel Lum.
Der Company.

e.
The corporate title of said company
is A. l. Michel Lumber Company.
The names of the incorporators are:
A. l. Michel, Postoffice, Hatties-
burg, Miss.
E. L. MCGOWAN, Postoffice, Hatties-
burg, Miss.
]. r. Bradford, Postoffice, Wingate,
Miss.
The domicile is at Hattiesburg,
Mississippi
Amount of capital stock, Twenty
Five Thousand Dollars ($25.O00.00)
The par value of shares is, One
Hundred Dollars ($1Oo.O0) per share.
The period of existence mot to ex-'
coed fifty years. is Fifty 600 years.
The purpose for which it is created
! is:
To carry on General Wholesale
and Retail Lumber Business; to manu-
facture buy and sell, and deal in
lumber of all kinds;to manufacture.
buy and sell. and deal in standing, cut
and raft timber; to buy, sell, own and
lease, timber lands, in connection with
it's business, or for profit; to acquire,
build, and operate such mills booms,
and logging roads, as may be neces-
sary for carrying on its business; to
own and establish such offices and
power plants as may be needful for
the purposes herein, to buy, lease, I'M
prove, cultivate and sell lands, or per-
sonal property in connection with its
business or for profit; to buy, sell,
improve, lease and cultivate lands, and
to do an agricultural business, and
4 own all necessary live stock; to manu-
facture any and every article of wood
or other material; to manufacture, buy
and sell, and deal in turpentine, rosin,
and all other naval stores, and to en-
gage in the buying and selling, manu-
facture, extraction and production Of
creosote tar, charcoal and all Other
by-products of pine or other wood; tc
engage in general mercantile bust
mess, and to buy and sell for profit
either wholesale or RETAIL goods
wares, and merchandise of all kinds
and to this end may acquire, erect
lease and control all necessary build
ings: may contract debts and Issue
j. bonds, and bills of exchange and prom
issory notes and execute mortgage
and deeds in TRUST to secure the pay
ment of the same; may borrow AM
lend money and take security for tn
payment thereof; may hypothecate 1t
franchise; may make all necessary b,
laws not contrary to law, and may d
1 all things not contrary to law, whic
are usual in carrying out the afors
said businesses. or which may be e,
pressed or implied, incident thereto,
This corporation may begin bus
+, ness when Five Thousand Dollar
ts5. 100000 of its capital stock sha
have been subscribed and paid for.
The rights and powers that may !
exercised by this corporation are thos
conferred by the provisions Of Cha
tier "a, mississippi Code, 1906
A. /. Michel,
]. r Bradford
e. l.. MCGOWAN.
AckNoWL JUDGEMENT.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

If !. ie Hattiesburg dirt you want
to buy or sell, see Ferguson, 6fo Main
street. That e ~ Iness.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
LAFAYETTE DIAMOND JUBILEE.

Publishers Press.
Easton, Pa, June 1S.--The diamond
jubilee of Lafayette College is being
celebrated this week. The principal
celebration is today. Among the
speakers are Governor Stuart, of
Pennsylvania, and Governor Hughes,
of New York, the latter of whom re-
ceives an honorary degree. AT the
gathering today speeches will be de-
livered by Professod James McKeen
Cattell, class 80. professor af psych-
ology in Columbia University and edi-
tor of Popular Science Monthly, Pro-
fessor Hugo Munsterburg, professor OF
psychology in Harvard University and
Professor w. B. Owen. Latin teacher
at Lafayette. AT the commencement
exercises tomorrow morning an adj
dress to the graduating class will be
delivered by James Gayley, first vice
president of the United States Steel
corporation.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

btional Biscuit Company
finest line of fancy cakes
lions, dainty luncheons, az
|atre supper, etc. Moore
Grocery Company keep a
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18

E. p. DauehdriII & Co., have the
house you want, for sale or rent.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-18
CLASS MEETS IN ATHENS.

Publishers Press.
Athens, Ca, June 18.-The class OF
1907, University of Georgia, met to-
day in this city. This class graduated
forty men. A number of other classes
have come to the city to participate
in the festivities. Harry Dodd, a
member of the class and now a prom
Using young lawyer of New York,
spoke for the class at the alumni
luncheon. Tonight a class banquet
will be held. Notable speakers will
annaar