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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03

Members Of the S. =. Real Estate Board.
s65. .OoO-22.OO0 SQUARE FEET ON FINE COR
ner. with spur rack facilities; close to
wholesale centers and within easy level
haul OF all parts Of town; mortgage or
$14. 50O-GOOD INCOME INVESTMENT. CLOSE
70 Sacramento and Presidio av.: rents
$40 per month: SJ.GoO mortgage re-
main: consists OF n g story frame building
of ] store. aud . flats. key lot; store
leased for wears longer t262Si
sSIo0- SACRAMENTO ST CLOSE TO LAU-
s Titn sore anS w0qs st pay 81 ~S sas =
S3,Ij0-SWELL BUILDING LOT ON PAGE ST.
close to Lyon; 25xlo0; just the location
s1oOoo~BUILDING CONTAINING Flats
with stores in front; close to Fillmore
aud Sacramento sts.; lot 23N130: rents
Si20 per month: mortgage OF 5000 csB
Sc e%P@ 9,ss SS income on esidqs I9s ssls
and bath each; rent SIS; lot 2sxs5 fcsis,
SIS, ,000-NE- CORNER on NOE ST. 30xSS,
contains new fats OF As rooms; rents
sl2. .Ooo~swELL RESIDENCE OF . ROOMS ROOMS
and bath. hardwood doors. furnace; very
attractive house; close TO Clay aud spruce:
is nearly new and up to date in everv
s4.OOoNKENTs $50; NEW BUILDING OF Z
FLATS Of 3 rooms each, not far from
Chestnut and oetavis; lot aSxls7.e; can
si.55oA 'Gs'S PfcK q Up: sT ToT on SIMPLIFY STxs
s sts; 25x75; asking s25oo all along this
ST.. ~T1YIoR ST. CORNER: N GOOD Ie-
cation aad nice district; esxSo t25s7)
s., 2,1j0--POSITIVELY THE LAST LOT on
Lake ST. from 1st 20 6th avs. at this fr-
ure; 25x95; sunny side. tcf6i)
BE SURE TO SEND FOR
.'OUR LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE
BALDWIN & HOWELL. sls-s24 Kearny st.
LINCOLN & SUTHERLAND. Phone Market 30os.
52n Valencia st. near lfVb.
s3oo-Iot in Coso av. near Mission st onp
9th; irregular. but cheap
sto0-Lot in Buens Vista av; level: a5xso.
and about block on 9th and Mission
S600-Lot In 25th ST.. 2jxi14: this Is y snap
for cash half block from Castro carffrS~.
sewer gas and grade.
S65o-30 #. front iot IN Elizabeth 81 bloct
from ear and yeE make your own terms
S'eo-tine lot IN NoOtezuna s-. 1 block OF
Mission; sewer gas and grade. small pay
SLIGO 25xli4, in Army st. near Sanchez; bar.
gain.
$1,000 -25x1l5o. in Eureka 81 only left.
$l0oe for iots on 2tth ST. carliue; best buy in
the Mission today
81 .So0-Corner lot in Dolores ST. e6xTs
50 I5ll--Vsieneia st. near 10th; 25xl00: snap
SPECIAL -F
50 250-6 new aats in Ronder - half hlo.r -
10Th and Valencia sts., renting for Sis per
Call and let rs show you some bargains in cot-
tages and hats: terms or cash
LINCOLN 4 SUTHERLAND $50 Vafanci..s =.
Si5oer Remember. . new fats ioth sf : 1eSs
than cost, - per cent Interest. no n1ore heer
t.ful view 10 this city. ee
Sl.4oo-Lot. 2sxo00 with > coffaoes- }~>-.,
Utan and San Bruno av. A's
LOIS and Eats SO and $40 month
PAUL Elm, zfoS 18th 81. near Bryaas
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03

A-ADVERTISER educated. energetic, 3s, 10
years business experience this city would like
inside position temporarily for few months;
$40 week, or afternoons mornings 81 q
day; city references. Box $780, Call, 1851
Fillmore st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
CITY REAL ESTATE

BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 Kearny ST.
Real Estate Agents AuctiOneerS and Rent Col
iect0rs; Loans Negotiated; Special Attention
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03

SPECIALS FOR TODAY.
READ THESE
QUARRY ROCkMEN.
rcckmen for Soncma county quarry 500
month; fare only ST.
LOOE-IO0K
BIG LUMBER CAMP
SEE THE BOSS IN THIS OFFICE TODAY
10 axmeD for woods. $40 TO $45 found
20 laborers. woods work. SIS month.
SEE THE BOSS HERE
FARMS.
RANCH HES-DAIRIES
Mixer for SOUTH $40 found
Ranch teamster. big team. $50 found
Farmer. close by. milk. $50 found.
Orchard teamster, Solano county. S23 ID
farm hands, SonOma county orchard. $50 I'd.
Mixer, close to city, $40 to $50 and found
Married farmer. Napa county. $40 month
Gardener for nursery. boss here, S35 I'd
8 other places for farm hands, See u.s.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Laundryman, institution, $40 found.
Gardener. see boss here. $50 found.
cooperS. slack work Sc each.
Cooper, old work 81 10 DAY.
Carriage painter, Arizona. 80 per cent
craftsman. machine shop. $40 month.
Machinist. gas engine works. $3.50 day.
Austrian blacksmiths helper, Marin county.
young man. $40 I'd
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
MALE HELP wANrEp-centinuea

MALE HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MURRAY & READY.
l.eacIns sniploy me1t and Labor Agents
WHITE PALACE HOTEL BUILDING.
i1th and Market sts.. san Francisco
PHONES MARkET &c and 65'-
BRANCHES
Sixth and Franklin SIS Oaklsnd.
PHONE OAKLANB 1861.
I'd and Main .sts.. aud 12l Nlarchesault St,
tcs Angeles, cal
FREE FARE-FREE FARE.
hAiLHoAD WORN RAILROAD WORN.
SHIP DAILY
WEED GRASS LAkE BRAY.
. teansters for general work
'''0tgSF FREF Iof + SFnssaS SE@ ,I,p ,,9rk. ran.v
FREE FARE.
=. Z. r. Rs. r. L. K.
CpMPANY-S 9N-N WORK.
FREE FAKE-FREE FARE FREE FARE.
Snip DAILY
~ spikers 10 strapfers. ~ hai.astmen- FOR
FREE FARE-SiIIP DsILY.
OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE
ilIH. MARKET And MISSION SIS
FACING AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE
eco kAILRQAp Afro TERMINAL DEr0I: -,
Geo SINGLE ROOMS. pc PER NIGHT. OR
SIS PER WEEK INCLJDING BATHS
ELECTRIC LIGHTS N EVERY E0nM
MAGAZINES. Etc. COFFEE SERVED FREE
TO EACH ROo3iER FROM ) TO ; 4 NJ.
DAILY
REMEMBER.
WITH ALL THE ABOVE ADVANTAGES FOR
T2G, ETr PER ne SIGHT Y0I ARE WITHIN ,l9i Nv : :
EEW DOORS OF MURRAY & READY
GREAT LABOR OFFICES. WHERE YOU
CAN PROCJRE WORK
,9Tz OCEAN !, sIeRE kopGING z1l 4; HoySE E
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
FROM FERRY-TAkE HAIGHT. CASTRO
OR VALENCIA ST. CARS To nth AND
MARKET SIS, OR ANY MISSION ST. CAR
TO l1TH ST.
FROM Sd AND TOWNSEND SIS. DEPOT
ASK CONDUCTOR FOR TRANSFEE 10
ANY MARKET ST. CAR GOING TO uTH
ST. OR ANY MISSION ST. CAR To nth
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
EMPLOYMENT wANrED-sIale

EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, WITH 90 YEARS
GENERAL BUSINESS EXPERIENCE ON
THIS COAST DESTROYS of removing from his
present location to either SAN FRANCISCO or
OAKLAND will be glad 10 hear from BANK
ERS. CORPORATIONS and LARGE FIRMS
who could utilize his ability and integrity: has
occupied and is fully competent to fill position
of SECRETARY TO large corporation, bank
cashier, teller or other responsible position.
Address S, p o. box %. Suisun, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03

MALE HELP WANTED
BRESLAN KENNEDY,
LABOR AGENTS,
COS CLAY ST. PHONE DOUGLAS 124
GREAT WESTERN PACIFIC r. Z.
2 YEARS STEADY WORK.
MUCKERS .......-....... $500 DAY
6 TRACKAiEN ............... 81 90 DAY
LABoRERS-FREE FARE-HAI.F FARE.
LAUNDRYMAN CITY Y.....-. $40 MO. and Ed.
pohaaT GRocERY Slil iNp LIQUOR sSIEsMAH al SEES
STEADY JOB, GOOD PLACE, WHOLE
SALE.
LODGING HOUSE, SAME BUILDING. 2Oc
AND 35c PER NIGHT. STOP WHERE THE
JOBS ARE HANDY.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03

Members Of the 5. =. Real Estate Board.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03

ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
HOWARD AND EIGHTH SITS.
500 OUTSIDE SINGLE ROOMS
CSC PER NIGHT. SIPS PER WEEK.
EVERY ROOM WITH WINDOW
AND ELECTRIC LIGHT.
HOT AND COLD WATER.
READING ROOM. BAGGAGE ROOM.
BILLIARD ROOM. BARBER SHOP.
CAFE LUNCH COUNTER, MEALS 15C.
ROOM AND BOARD s.. .25 PER WEEK.
ALL WHITE HELP EMPLOYED.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03

BE SURE TO SEND FOR
~OUR LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30
sTOCKHOLDERSOF N. J.&K. {.
MEET in LAUREL ON JULY q

=
The stockholders of the Mobile.
Jackson and Kansas City are to have
meeting in Laurel July %, at which
time the various extensions Of thar
road that have been discussed will
come up for consideration and, possi'
bly,, determination Speaking OF this
matter the Jackson Evening News Of
yesterday says:
PURSUANT to its plans to construct a
new north and south trunk line. with
the southern terminals at New Orleans
and Mobile. with probably spur line
to Gulfport or Pascagoula. the Mobile,
Jackson and Kansas City road is get
ting in readiness to perfect its final
Organization under the new charter.
Secretary, Harvey G. Snyder, Of the
Gulf and Chicago road, acquired sew
eral years since by the Mobile, Jack
son and Kansas City system, has
called the stockholders to convene at
Laurel ON Wednesday, July 22, when
new board of directors will DO elect
ed, and the agreement for the adop
ton OF the charter Of the New Orleans
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30
FOR
women ONLY
New York Women Opens Office,
But Will Not Practice For
Steiner Sex.
Hearst News Service.

New York, June 90.-Believing that
a woman is better able to understand
the. attitude of women toward legal
problems and to aid them in obtain
ing justice through the courts, Mrs.
Annie W. Rockefeller, attorney at law,
will tomorrow open a downtown office
and hang out single reading, "Wo-
men clients only" So far as known,
she is the PIONEER in her field and the
only attorney who will refuse retain
ers from mere men.
Mrs Hoohfelder was school teach
err before she married julius Hochfeld-
er, prominent attorney who is the
author of several legal works. After
her marriage she entered the law
school of New York University. There
will be rivalry in the family as Mr..
Hochfelder's clients are practically all
men.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30
THE MYSTERY OF
REPORTED. SUICIDE

The Daily News is in receipt of a
letter from Mr.. F. S. Mobiles, the gen
tleman who was reported dead and as
having suicided in Jackson, The letter
shows that Mr.. Mobiles is very much
alive, and the Jackson Evening News
states that he is at work in Jackson
restaurant and not only disclaims the
writing of the letter reporting his sui
eide, but also states emphatically that
he has no idea who could have written
it. The name signed to the letter was
IL. l.. Smith," and he requested the
publication of the article and also that
paper be. sent to Mrs. Mobiles on a
rural route out of Hattiesburg The
Daily News soon ascertained that the
reported suicide was fake and SO
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30

Wednesday Afternoon promptly at
O'Clock All members are urged to be
present As business of Importance will
come UP before the society.
Mrs w B. Perry will leave some
time during the week to visit her.
father, who lives in Cordele, Ca.
Mr.. Clarence fostering, from Col
Inns. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Riley
at their home on Unetta street.
1: .
Mr.. ]. F. Collins, of O'Ferrall Bros,
left today for Chicago on combined
business and pleasure trip.
The Philanthea Class will entertain
at Mrs. Folks Thursday evening from
to II o'clock.
Mrs. John OBrien and the little ones
returned yesterday from visit to
New Orleans.
- =
Messrs. James Ward and Stanley
Lee, of Ellisville, were visitors here
Sunday.
Mr.. N. Wall, of Purvis, spent Sunday
here, the guest of Mines. Riley and
Geiger.
Mrs. F. B. Phillips is transacting
business in Purvis this week.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30

Mobile and Chicago Railroad Company
brought up for ratification.
Immediately after this action is TAX
en- the board of directors of the new
company will be .hesd, and it IL ex-
pected that a formal announcement
relative to the construction plans will
Immediately follow. Unofficial an
nouncements have. been heretofore
made as to the route that will be fol-
lowed in extending the line northwari
from Middleton, Tenn, to Chicago, and
the announcement will doubtless con-
firm the route heretofore suggested.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30
ADJUSTMENTS

New Gem Theater-'The Merry
Widow Waltz Craze" direct from the
Schubert theater in New Orleans, and
do You Love Your Mother-in-Law?
illustrated songs and music by the
Gem Theater orchestra.
MISUNDERSTANDING Pictures: "A
Good Boy" and Nellie, the Beautiful
Housemaid"
Mrs. Wallace in illustrated songs.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30

stated in publishing the letter from
IL. L. Smith,
There is some mystery attached to
the writing of the letter and comment
ing on the matter the jackson Evening
News says:
"Mr. Mobiles claims not to know any
body named l.. l.. Smith, and no such
party is known at the Barrett hotel,
where the suicide is alleged to have
taken place, and from which place he
is supposed to have written the mys-
FERROUS letter.
That there was some motive not
strictly legitimate for the writing of
the letter is certain, and whether it
was written by Mr.. Mobiles himself or
by some one else is still in doubt"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30
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4 YOUR NEleHRoR n
OUGHT TO KNOW

. OUGHT TO KNOW IL. .
. The Daily News wants your =
= opinion of its present telegraphic =
. news service. We are trying with =
Z: might and main to give the peo- =
8 pie OF Hattiesburg live daily :
: newspaper, and there is nothing :
Z. that will help us more than whole Z
= some suggestions from our sub =
= scribers. If you like the paper, .
!. we'd also like for you to tell I;
. your neighbor. =
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30
A NEW FRONT.

The front part of the Hattiesburg
Bakerq is being torn away in order to
put up new and much handsomer
one. Work is also being done on the
interior.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30

meeting yesterday at the usual hour,
5 o'clock, at the church. Mrs. Barton
presiding. Devotional exercises were
conducted by Mrs. e. A. Montague.
The state mission offering was the
first business before the society. All
who were not present are requested to
bring their offering to prayer service
Wednesday night and give to the pres
ident or treasurer A social gathering
was planned to be given on Mrs. Bar
toms lawn, on next Tuesday evening
from to IL. There will be SPLEEN
did musical program and watermel-
ons and candy will be served. A free
will offering will be taken for the or
phanage, Margret Hall and Mountain
schools. This will be very enjoya-
BILE social affair, as the Columbia
Street ladies are noted for their
splendid entertainments. All are cor
daily invited.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30

This was quite a merry crowd and all
who attended spent most delight
full time.
Miss Holland was on this occasion,
as well as on all others, charming
young hostess.
The Faithful Workers Circle of
Court Street NJ En-, Church will enter
tain at an ice cream fete on Mrs. p.
H. Saddler's lawn from to IL Thurs
day evening. All are cordiallyinvited
Miss Annie Rose Mcleod and her
brothers. Angus and Colhoun, will ar
rive home from Atlanta Thursday. To
day they are visiting the federal prison
and other points of interest.
Mrs. w. A. Collins will entertain the
Culture Club Thursday afternoon at
4:30 at her home on Main street. This
announcement was given yesterday,
but too late for publication.
:. 6 8
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Hiern and inter
esting little son, Harry Larguier, spent
Sunday in Hattiesburg the guests of
their uncle Mr.. A. H. Innerarity on
West Fourth street.
= e e
DIR. T. B. Holloman, of Hattiesburg,
|z9yisiting his son, Mr.. L. G. Holloman.
He is one of the most eminent Meth
odist divines OF the state.-Jackson
Clarion-Ledger.
Miss Allie Ball, the efficient reg
lister clerk at the postoffice, will leave
this week for Bogue Chitto, Columbia
and Brookhaven to spend short va
cation.
Miss Ruby Lee and b. c. Lee, Jr.,
are visiting friends in Natchez. Later
she will make an extended visit to her
sister. Mrs. J: R. Easterling, of Fay
cite.
Mrs. Russ, on Unetta street, whose
baby has been i'll fon quite a while
has gone to the country, hoping the
change will be beneficial to the little
one.
/
The Philanthea and Baraca classes
will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the
residence of Mr.. Aylesworth for the
purpose of organizing an orchestra.
. . .
1 Mrs. Eva Jones and little boys
Hugh and Grady were called home by
the illness of her father, Mr.. J.. H
Denham, on Buschman street.
. = .
Mr.. Luther KraunAchfeld, a prmi
nent young business man of Tennes
see, is the guest of Mrs. e. M. Baucher
on Walnut street this week.
H Cottrell Stapleton left today for lie
land. where he will play shortstop TO
the Leland baseball team for the mex
two weeks.
II Mr.. G. w. Lewis and the children
returned Sunday from short yisi
to her sister, Mrs. J. D. Barron. a
sliden, La.
= =
| Mr.. Don Van and Percy Breland lief
for Natchez this morning, in charge Q
the refreshment car for Hays & Field
= 4 .
\ Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. McRee. of Opelou
sas, La. are the guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. DIR. Turner, on Fourth stree
Il = = .
H Mrs. Charley James was Gale
home yesterday to Rawlston. on az
count of the illness Of her mother.
|ll. .+ = =
il The w. c. TIL. will hold meetin
at Main Street Methodist churc
\.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30

Ladies' Aid'of
First. Baptist
The Ladies' Aid of the First Bap-
fist Church held splendid business
meeting at the church yesterday af-
ternoon. Mrs. R. B. Stapleton, the
president, presided over the business
meeting.
Mrs. Aylesworth conducted the devo-
tional exercises. The ladies' annual
report reached to 5000 this year, which
is to be sent to the Baptist State Con-
vention, which convenes in Meridian
on July 8. This is a splendid report
and shows the great interest these
ladies' are manifesting in their church
work. A lawn party was planned for
next Monday afternoon from to 5
on the church lawn, with Mrs. Laura
Huff and Mrs. Charles Pool as host
esses.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30

A fit ending to any dinner, lunch or
party IL Hays q Fields Ice Cream.
Phone Mo. TAO. jun2S bt
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30
The JocialJide
Cunrbe rldnd Phone No. 420.

There's never a song SO sweet, know.
Nor song that I love so well,
As the one l hear when the south
winds blow
IT'S beauty no tongue can tell
From the Southern cline, where the
gentle wind
Comes filtered through orange
groves.
Where the heart can always its pleas
ure find,
And Love like fairy roves.
| can always listen and hear the
song
That maddens my blood like wine;
The battle of right and the tale of
wrong
The story is yours and mine.
lis the new. new song of an old, old
creed,
It's the harvest of toll and pain;
The story of hearts that were born to
bleed,
The martyrs of greed and gain.
As | listen, hear from the grave 81
the night
The voices of those who died
For the cause they lost-be it wrong
or right
Warriors both true and tried.
'Tis the dearest song, this old, old
tale,
That my memory can ever know;
And oft when the red in the west
grows pale,
And the night winds softly blow,
sit by the window of life, and see
Tho my eyes may be dimmed by
tears,
A picture of the old South's chiyalry,
Unmarried by the storms of years.
WIFI r n MITCH
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30

Or. McMurry to Preach
Rev. Dr. McMurry, of Louisville,
KY, secretary of the church extern
sion board of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. will preach Sunday
morning at the IL o'clock service at
Main street M. e. Church and at
Court street church at o'clock in the
evening He was pastor of Centenary
church in Louisville, KY, for four
years previous to this work in which
he is now engaged. DR.. McMurry is
recognized as one of the leading lights
of the Methodist denomination in the
south, asman of much erudition and
Z enjoying masterful powers and
lie occasion of his speaking is eagerly
looked forward to by all
Surprise Party
A very enjoyable surprise party was
rendered Miss Maud Holland last even
ing at her home on Edwards street.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30

This was quite a merry crowd and all
who attended spent most delight
full time.
Miss Holland was on this occasion,
as well as on all others, charming
young hostess.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30


and $50 Sunday
L. OBriant
Others justly
building is
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30
HomeM ission Society

A very important meeting of the
s-fIome Mission Society was held at
the church yesterdayafte rnoon at
o'clock Mrs. j. A. Bishop presided
and Rev. J. R Jones conducted the de-
yotional exercises. Mrs. Jones acted
as secretary in the absence of Mrs
T. Dill. Several members of the
Priscellian Circle were present and
cordially welcomed. Several bids were.
presented from different working ~
the WI uluuiia..crior OIL
but nom
tee of tn -. M.
jackson and ID6p were APP
pointed to il ystigate the bids fur
--fher~Mrs P. H. sadler, Mrs. Hanna,
Mrs. Hamlin and Miss Brown were the
committee appointed to solicit help for
the refurnishing of the Purvis parson-
age The meeting was in some re-
spects saddened as it was the last
over which Mrs. Bishop will preside
for the summer. She is one Of the
most faithful and untiring presidents
and each and every member regret
TO give her up even for so short a
while.
Mrs. Bishop has taken cottage on
the coast and will be absent all sum-
mer.
ladies' Aid Of
Columbia Baptist
The Ladies' Aid of Columbia Street
Baptist Church held an interesting
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30

The Faithful Workers Circle Of
Court Street M. Es. Church will enter
tain at an ice cream fete on Mrs. P,
H. Saddler's lawn from 6 to IL Thurs
day evening. All are cordiallyinvited
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-30

The Ladies' Aid of Columbia Street
Baptist Church held an interesting
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
BIG BROADWAY DEAL
AFFECTS S4,OOO,GOO SITE.
Isman Corporation Nosc O1ons the
.Stepart Building.

Few big realty transactions were reported yester-
day. Felix Isman transferred title to the stewart
Building at the northeast corner OF Chambers ST.
and Broadway to Felix Isnan. corporation 1or
the expressed consideration of 81 900 over a mort
gage of SO OOo He recently purchased the prop
erty from the Hilton estate. Emanuel simon sod
for the Prescott Realty Company No "a East o'tn
St six story hathouse plot 4cx1ooo rect, 10
Guzy Brothers. The buyers also own the premises
No 222 adjoining. David Stewart soio for 1HaA
Marx Nos sos and $40 West 162d 1T. hve Story
trfpIe fathouse. plot 4ox991l feet.
Lincoln Price and Oscar d. and HERBERT " DiAo
sold for Jacob Brand No. III West 2th ST. Iour
story front and rear buildings lot 2ax9ss 1ee''
John F Erdrnann is the buyer OF NO. ~ yves. 4o''i
st four story and basement dwelling mousse o'
lot 1sx1oo5 feet, sold yesterday by Anna NJ D.
Schoekopf. .,.
Plans have been filed with Buildings superin
tendent Murphy for enlarging the 1our etofS -
attic loft building No Il John St, owned py o'''
vo1Lenninr The attic floor IS to be altered 1n'o d
f,,1I story The improvements are to be mace lor
nieges & C1yst Jewellers. Gillespie & Carroh are
the architects.
plans have also been filed for enlargins ana re-
modelling the four story and basement mouse NO
az West s6th st. a rear extension VIII DO 1uue"'
and the interior redecorated. the pariors oei's
,,,od.1Iad with ceilings finished with ornamental
grain Cornices of glass with electrlc rehec'o
ond small globe lights. The improvements are 70
be made for George c. Comstock. as owner. oteph-
enson q Wheeler are the architects
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
GUILD RECEIVES WONEN,
Reports and Papers Occupy Time at
Boston Contention.

Boston. June 25-With to-day's sessions of the
ninth biennial convention of the General Fedora
ton of Womens Clubs in Symphony Hall, the
extent of the aims and ideas of the federation
in its efforts to aid in uplifting and contributing to
the welfare of humanity shown in addresses
by clubTomen and others who have made the
various problems matters of special study. After
two three days of such addresses the delegates
believe il will be possible TO outline the general
policy to he pursued by the federation and its
workers during the two years which must elapse
before the next convention, and with it the next
opportunity TO judge of the of the fedora
tion's efforts.
Those subjects allied to civic and municipal well
fare and the various steps being taken to further
the pure food movement were discussed at special
sessions to-day which followed the opening busi-
meeting in the morning. Routine affairs. con-
sisting largely OF committee reports, occupied much
of the time at the business session. Mrs Hilip n.
Moore, of ST. Louis, chairman of the biennial COM