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Ldvsrd T. sullivan. formerly American
consul ~ 1rebizond, Turkey, has bought
large ract of land Al Westbury. L. , NOT fsl
from ths railroad. station The property vii
he improved with roadvays. clrbs grano
hthm sidewalks &c The CONTRACTS for which
have hAau ~ Mr. sullivan who is now
secretary and general manager of the Robert
n BELLY Company. will build homo for him.
self on part Of this tract " r. proI nsrd TO
create on tho Westbury tract high grade
villa colony Mr.. sullivan II Tho posseSsOr
Of a rare collection II ori objects from tho
Orient, Whlrh vi be housed Va hi, now resi-
denco. This viii cOmforu m architecture and
furni shings with the Ottoman style
The Eruostus Gulics Company has sold No
I Nddagh street, bstv Willow street and
Columbia Heights. Brooklyn Q three story
and basement dwelling, for Mrs Mary j.
Hudson 10 Catherine Kelley also sold No
avenues, Brooklyn, a three story and base
meut dwelling. for BichATd h. Gee to j. f.
Indday. The Gnlick company has leased
tho I, F. Weeks cottage. AZ Glen Cove y. |,
for the season 10 Walter =, Hlldreth, proprietor
Of The Hotel Breslin.
The new building al Nos 70 and - Broad
street, In which tho executive and sales de-
partments of the American Bank Note Com
pany have recently been established, j. one Of
the most completely equipped modern Office
structures IN New York Pressure Of business
has made II imperative TO increase the space
Of tho COmpany'S Trinity place works and the
floor which has been occupied there by offices
will now he utilized for factory purposes
first separation Of Office and plant during tho
NJ years OF the Company's existence.
Next Tuesday Joseph Y. Day will sell al
public auction 269 lots located at the Hunt .
aud Hartford Railroads six track electric
sy steu and about i've minutes walk from the
Simpson street station Of the subway, in a
rapidly growing section Of The Bronx.
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Cnurt CaIendars This nn,

supreme Court Appellate division Nos, 20. 81
g. u.s. a. 81; a.. a. =, "a a. o. H. g ~ so, -.
supreme Cour, special Term Part I =. Motion
calendar called A. ldHO T. ~ Psrt II Pa psrle
Sos sa, m ss $50 pIsefPea MGTf causss s%OTtr' Sn,
al22, a20s. eiuj eila General calendar Nos. 1850
eaol ses6, COR, 7oSl 7s6. 1000 1851 1888 flO 1885
Gs N5S as s1si sol $i%s. M 7SSi sss SSS5 ;SS,
$3.50 1895 77ll, 7s99 6SL Part ". Gaze unfinished.
cases from PAR ~ PART v-Case unfinished.
Cases from Part M. part yli,--Case Unfinished
sSc SoTt cause, Sa M os sss "a asa 'I as s s; s css sss
2Se6 1915 1855 227s ne, :oO4 ass sslo ;Sli, a6si
26Si e69s, 2OS. ag1 1893 2sl 265s seh2 1879. :673
ss76, sss 2ssS, :so5. so ssa2 ssos' s5a, lsg :eg
2702 27,6 27O5, .7Na z7l0. .5il, sI2 s7o7 Part "
Adjourned until Monday Moy II, loos. pArt v.
Clear. PaTt w.. Case unhnished. Part yIl.
Case unfinished. Cases sent from Part III. 10
Parts\ 10 VI aud WI. part ylll. Case unfinished
bay calendar. Nos, 8i0. 25ta sgd &s3 S3.l Ss3a
24ss, Ssi, 2eO enls .slo StSS 1853 ss;s, :eJI ,iS5
2b2i, S5s $3.50, 21i9 3M, 1872 slG. 2S25, 1881, ISO
lls gsgO s1cl lyi5 ca,l 2osl, .lsS, 1874 not a0,t
sS'sbsd ms q" Par, rs' xl Case SnnnlsS.d psr1 70
Adjourned for the term. Part MI -csss un.
nnlshed Cases scnt from PAri vii. to PaTs IS.
BID iis sno al SI ssss ss s7.s s7s Ga Ss a. a. ! 2
@ isss ss @ 4s ~ ~ rs @ 5s @ @ mds @ iol l siCs sI%
sldo -eNls a=sia A@7Ns h7fo N7fA hNsOs Fdfl ~
case unfinished. Part ANl.--C1eaT Part XVII
case unfinished. Part NNlll.-CASe unfinished
No, Sssi. People. SC, B. George II. Mcclellan.
Gases scBt from Part Nv TO Paris Nv, XVI. and
XVII
Surrogates' Court Chambers s-Tor probate
Wills Of HymAn Scherdddk, henry u. BarnAru,
Thomas Z, Kane, Clemence l.. Stephens Peter
ConOn, George SChrensr William A. Knapp. Irene
N iAWsan, Catherine petrie. Emma s. NAsymann.
Mary KerlS Julia McMAnus, Lille G. Hall, al OaD
\. N Trial Term No. ,f75 WIN ot Walton IVES.
ton, al 1880 a, ",
City Court Special Term Court opens st 10
AN, Motions. Trial Term -Par ]. Clear Nos.
ass lS2i lglsa aSss $50 'ss7 hisl. lcsl 4CS sRp
Aia0 42oS i2ea am 4t0i tJ25 A32s asa iSS1 lSgi
1883 1S5 ssh. 1903, Slh3 3l54 al57 Nll, Sac, ss22.
Part L., Clear Nos 4,eO. tt66, il6s, Jsa, 'N fbiS
yp2i tl S7s. S6S2 4a6S 4a4, 40124 4iso. t3i4 t9t5
3l64 ii7O 5Sg 3RO $3.50. As7O $50 $50 $50 ls7i.
1913, iSll, t57S, 51s B77, Part H.. Case unnn
lshed Nos ti6s, iit7 as, i2s, ilss 49a 4Sii ASIA
iie9 iis2. ssl5. NsS. s22t 423s t2.s tzss sSI 4J5
tals PART ", Case unfinished. Short causes
Nos lOi05 1897 1894 lOtr iOlss oSsl. tOla, iOiOs
1851 tOo0e lOlia i0isS OlSs. p1al 1881 iO,ts Par
v. Clear, Nos. Al2 ast, 4sss' sls! nss. SSo. sis'
Ah54. s550 45s5 ss1s th7p $3.50, Aei csc, sse4. th
1Sss As5 Ass $50 tooo t59l, go ASA f1et tien
80 @ So Psrt vIscsaT "; ss, NG,, 50, s.s s.s
NA1A-AAFAf ...H|.s q r.. r. |.
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southwest corner NJ lOlst street, Ave
stor tenement. on lot % lOyOO.
FORTY -SINTH STREET. The Flatiron
Realty Company has sold No. il8 West
Forty Siylh street, four story dwelling, on
lot iiN 1905.
t2nTH STRLET. Fred Brown has bought
from William Rettmau 10. eOO West ieUth
street. q six story apartment house, on plot
IS.BN lUO.il
u2TH STREET, ), Newman has sold Ia ~
Weisberkrr No ~? Fast ti2th street 2 six
story ilat. ON lot 2iNloOIl
RROOME STREEr VI Ws,sbergpr has sold
No ~ RToome street. q SIX story tenement
on lui 1iNiOO. 10 =. Newman
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ALrERATtuNs


i0lrH STREET The Torh Realty Company
has sod no 80 West lntth street. a four
story aud basement stone front dwelling,
on lot iSXiO1.j.
EGHTY-F1frH STREET George r. Read
4 Co. have sold for Mary Z. Gage the two
i've story hats a. Nos 80 and 2jI West
EiRhty-nfth street. on plot sUNlU2.s.
SECOND ANfNtE. Mrs Caroline Elkan
aud Bertha lev, have sold No M Second
Avenue, adjoining the southeast corner Of
Fnty-ninth street o five story tPuomrnt, on
lot Same
FIRST AlINll RCusu Ncltsuer has sold
for Psrlsteu Livingston 10 y Gibson
NO l1bs and i'G1 FlTst HVenue, adjoining
ne northeast corner Of NlHety-dgst street
TWO hve story tSpclneDts, on lot - 100. ,,
bkCOND AvENIk Berso Meltsneuhas sold
fef X Gibson No, 1859 Second avenus,
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PANNRaOKERS, SALES.
I,L FIRUSKI. 10 Bowen, seIxI0AM,
May !. Anderson: HeilhulD Rros isvelr,

/ ]. L. flRlkkI. 10 B0weTy, sells iOA NJ:
J May j. Anderson: Heil6run Rros lrvelry
Z Nay II, stern siS sth sy.; ali dlsmopdI
/ watches, leWery. goods even description to No.
I IJDoo snd'all nldcr dates held over
MAY II = kAlinus Son, $50 Canal e.; all dla
! monJ,, watches jeWcp Sc. goods even descTip
u9n u@ pledged prloT to May l. 1907 to No. SS7iS sud
! May z " a r. RnrkhsImrr. 2tos I'd sy. all
/ diamonds watches iewery dc. goods eyer1 descrip
uon % tTom apr, 1907, 70 May 5, 1871, Nos iiSto
! MAY !: NJ. Rruckhsmer iSl FSst isth st.; an
ns,,n gM'nGnds; Ssiches ieWely &c, Tocds even de
sS Jp'oT 10 o7 iro% snS s;5IE s od.l s to Sg % Nos
| ,,iaNl MY u = \ lAlio: 1908 ID ay.: clothing dc,
9e7l Sth S,: diamonds. Watches Icvelrv. CiotSInT
good, even description pledged prior Mas I, 1901
I" No san a., Older dates held over
NslcheS leNelry goods every description pledged
pri2T March ~ 1871, 10 No. lHes. alsol1Sr dates
held over.
sJGLlIS SHONGOOD. AuctlOnest By Joe.
ShonTgodls sons Auct'rs o. BoWery;
TO- No. sS0@s inclusive; D. foI, i Sh sv. = ~
g 1901 TO No. ss7m And All held overs N J3eynstsn
e'sW. lsith ~, -, ist Sy.
May -dewslry Joseph Co. y. Wolfe
May Clothing. 4. freund, iS4i I'd az.
Nqs ' sos to 1'y@s @ Ks, Ss p'fSsf RCts g SySi MAY l1
May y -lewelr,. A. Rhode, 601 Columbus sv
May Y Clothing, 4c., y 5, Isaacs' :tSs sth Az,
Way - Clothing &C. :, schwartz, so Grand
ST. NJ Manning sons 1870 Nd Sv.
CENTRAL AUCTION co, NJ Shcehsn' Aus.
lloneer 1870 hroadwsy, sells II \. M:
May ny Flln. jeWelr,. &c
Msy II by II. McAesnsn. 1887 Broadway. uu
redeemed pledges running from No / 10 asI in
ip! Inclusive, and all goods held over
May n R l. meyer, as Sth az. diamond,
leNeln. 6c., pledged 10 No $50 " HarErW
30. Nyrtlc aN, Rkl n: all goods 10 NAY /, isi
ELI SOBEl, Aucl os Bowety soils 10 4, N su
goods pledged prior May T. ip07
May Clothing s. Hllposteiner. ~ ad Az.
y, s. kory BrOoRlyn ~ " "
My 5 lewelp, dc; BronI LoAn Once. sieI
M ~ and J.. Frhauf Son, No Roweu
May y Clothing; ChAs Weaver ia iOth az
May 70 Clothing, 9e Estate O. Sobei
CENTRAL AUCTION co, VIM, NcCsrty.
Auct, lbs Canal st, sells 10 4. ~;
May 7--By fuln; clothing
May II By II. lAvery: clothing.
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THE COTTON MARKET.
Prices Up-Heavy Ralns- Liverpool stronU
Shorts Cover.
NEAInEE ToREcAaT ron ooIroN JAIL.

WEATHER FORECAST ron COTTON STATES
For North Carolina. showers to day, warmer by
night: fair tomorrow: fresh southsrll winds.
For South C6rOIina aud GcorgiS, fair to-day
ard TO morrow; fresh southwest to west winds.
FOR eastern Florida. showers to-day: fair 70 NOR.
row; fresh southwestcrly Winds
For western Florida Alabama, Mississippi and
Louisiana, fair 20 day and tomorrow: fresh north
westerly winds.
For eastern TEXAS. fair to-day: fair and warmer
tomorrow; fresh northwcsterly winds
For western Texas, oklshonia and Arkansas.
fair and warmer TO day and tomorrow.
For Tennessee, fair to-day; fair and warmer
tomorrow.
That the strength was not all out of cotton
was verv plain. Other people besides leading
Wall Street operators believe IN the market
Southern shorts too appeared less soeptical
as to It's merits and covered on a big scale.
WhvY Because a good many are beginning
10 suspect that the condition Of things in
thc cotton trade il not so bad as has been
supposed and that a large crop IL byno means
certain. The season began hopefully enough
and nobody claims that the Plant has as yet
suffered any really serious barlH. But the
outlook il not quite so rOseRtr. Cold weather
and excessive rains have had u far from
beneficial erect OF late lOrrpntial rains
were reported Yesterday Ia parts Of the
Mississippi VALLEY and further east, and II
thev continue there s a. least some danger
0f the crop getting into tho grass Besides
Oklahoma 10 Tie early forecast; IiyerpooI boo
was good deal stronger than anybody
had expected: its spol business WAS 30 large
as 70 suggest that Lancashire 10 beginning
% wake up, aud LiferpoOl as Nel a. ether
The sun., 1908-05-07
At II Nssey Street.
nN MIMI. EENNEI.I.N

llltN slNlh street, No aea north side. $50
feet east Of Ninth avenue, N.AGiO0S
three Ior dwelling executors sale
esiste Of Henry w. Bennett; to Joseph e
Washington s1rei. Nos. Sli, ,slk soGtfssSt '''''V
corner OF N1ft0n street. S.SxbI.l i II.
regular thretstoFT tensmeute, With stores.
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COTTAGES TO LET.

flRNlSiED COTTAGES Lake Placid. n. 7.
rooms 1tg liutEsrds Bay. Mass rooms 500
per year. IRWIN 2lG bedford Av RrOokIyn
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
HUSINESN CHANCES.
Oys~esr-s.s .es1~sr.sr-ssa.~e-~- ~-~N~N~>c,.N.Ncooy
POSITION As MANAGER OF
SALES DEPARTMENT.

a well known publishing house. with some NJ
the biggest book successes of the past derAde 10
Us credit desires a man Of ability and chatsrter
mess TO nm said position, receiving a good ssIary
In addition 10 unususly large returns on money
invested. We arc about 10 exploit new brsnch
OF the business In which tho returns are large
and for The handling Of which We have iacllldes
possessed BY nosothsr house In the county A
rart 0etnlnn fQf tht nght man. Addreu a.. 4, A.
bo4 ~ Back bey = o. R,sian, hnnA
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FARMs WANTED.

WANTED information regarding = good farm
for sale not particular about OcatiOn wish to hear
trou owner only who viii sell direct to huN ~.
give prtcc, description and state when poSsrSsion
rAn be ban. Address l.. DARBY SllliU. hoI igst
UOrhestrr. y. J.
The sun., 1908-05-07

BEAUTIFUL BELHAH COTTAGES.
FOR kENT--furnishei cottages In Belmar FROM
$50 to N5Oi for the season, MILO N. CIiEGO.
heal Estate Agent, HS I st., Wclmar, y. j.
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PIANOS AND Organs

S7F small Upright, hue condition good e. a
ohe' hne organ, parlor sIe: sscfi- u iii
ice Another Atu2S JH
~ BIDDLES, "a W.I7Bth At UU
see TWO FINE UPRIGHTs. coon S0E
I'LL order small case. StelnVAy. VH1
Bargain guaranteed. 7 Fast itth 81. w
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ROARnERs MANTEn.

FOUR boarders In private family large grounds,
10 sat ~; y minutes 70 city. n. o., boa is Sun
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REAL Estate.
LOON OVER
JOSEPH p. DAYS

CONCENTRATE ADVERTISING
Of Auction sales In Saturday 4 sunday papers.
TBE TITLE INSIRANCE 90. or \. y.
80 Money, las BTOadway.
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FOR SALE.

~s.sZ..,g.a = 49,
0BNIlEhENN Clothing 70 order on d YOokiy
CLOTHING co., ~ BroadVIy' snifanos q fsFt
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME

W - NFs5 w NNHFlEI tH, Vt,
tJl,UO viii buy 81 acre properly unusually de
slTable as a permanent or summer country resi- -
dence; modern frame house, 10 rooms. 3 tnruomS
and iavatones hardwood doors furnace, electric
light city water good barn and poultry houses:
apple orchard and hno maple shade trees: good
gray roads al year round distant ~ miles from
Rutland X, Il station. Manchester. W. nestles
at the foot Of Nj. Equinox of the TacOnlc range OF
mountains, With the Green mountains on the cast
In the beautiful fertile valley OF the Battenkiu a
noted trout stream. 100 feet above sea level II
Is on the Rutland Railroad 50 miles from Troy,
y. J., and e0O miles from New York or Boston
VIII lease the above for summer for 81 2OO With
option TO purchase. Fun particulars ". y JACk.
son. liOI New England Bldg Cleveland. Ohio.
The sun., 1908-05-07

/ southern buyirg hero was distinctivelv a
factor IN The trading other buying also
was ~ au influential character.
Some well known Wall Street houses we're
selling partly II would appear. for The operator
Who is regarded a. the leader In that Quarter
on the bull side Bui II vas plainly not one
man market. II showed Il tendency on The
contrary 10 broaden out. At any rate tho
offerings vero absorbed with no difficulty.
SethaCks being merely moderate. There are
,'lll thosc who believe that the rise is due
hut on The other haud plenty OF people incline
- the opposite CONVICTION attrihuiing the
rise m prizes more 10 the merits OF the article
Than ~ pnN thing ~ ~ artifcial character
There uera runors OF private settlements Of
southern short conirscts The South sold
short on u hig scale some tine hack and also
s)ld against the actual cotton II hiss found
u o hard road 10 travel
Nnyse, spring Violet. Mohr, Wilson and
Ncfalden brokers sellers, Msssrs Liver.
more Hnior, lratV, Weld, Dick and BaChe
l,s>den, Slope \ e. thinS that only 9 few
the temper hark ~ rbe heariSh side ~
ADVICE from tho cotton goods trsde stll
SHOW httle or no Improvement, Y : BaChe
4 20 thiuk Il Is largely weather market
domiua,ed hy Important spot Interests and
tlat II looks ~ though the trend wnull he
higher for 4 = hlle
Spot cotton adv lanced point NiddlnE
unchanged to &c. highcr, Niddiins GsI.
'"stOr, i0', ,c New orleans. n 5-Ib.. Saysn.
nah. 9,sc MemUbis, o5-iec,. and Houston
lE The movement was ~ follovs,
lcgsrdv. L0u uesk iaO7
IOTi receipts ....... .3H Q1it II $50
since September ..iT1,3H ... O.Sil s:s
he movement ~ the thirteen principal in
terror towns was as follows:
irVSrdiy. last ussI iaII.
Receipts. ...... aiSt 2 Ga ni
Shipments ........ Ss4j SgqI 10 S6S
ihe estlmated receirLs were Ss follows
To day last resk, ipn5
Houston ,..,..., .. - 40 Ism iOil ii2O
Galveston .......... iVD-SuD 3Rl aSin
New Orleans ..... 3UDAsN 5GB iIia
III" IctportS from thc ports were i57SO
bales. sincc September I 5,7?6,iBN. against
i7ai 20S last year.
Futures closed ~ TO ~ points higher, with
the IOue steady ard tho estimated sales
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tnrss were a. folloNa-

=. In Liverpool spot cotton advanced points.
MiddlinR, 5.0Od. Sales 1900 bales; imports,
rallied and closed 81 to = points higher.
Prices as follows.
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ABOVE I4TH ST.. NRST SIDE.
THE ANSONlA Furnished and unfurnishcd
apartments, Broadway and 7Sd st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NEW JERSEY
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS

bungalow Stcs. NNi-'. price Si2i. Famous for
bathing boating. nShing laSy terms. free trans
p0rtaton. SHANNON l6S taS' 69th st.
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APARTMENTS TO INT-pIWNIsHEI

DELlGHTFlll.Nc cool corner room apartment.
completely furnished, except silver DIST st. and
PARK Av., summer months. rent moderate Nd
dress y. X, box tO6 Sun ONCE
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TO Suitcase for summer, furnished apartment:
4 Madison aV
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EOR RENT.

FOR New Jersey real estate bargslns ser GILLRN
90. lSl Market ST. NcRark n j.
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RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
NESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SELECT APARTMENT.

NEW ROCHELLE, y. w., REALTY,
Restricted Homes our strong point.
The sun., 1908-05-07

lsl1 ACRES, sac II's ACRES. S73
only y per acre almost given away. n close
estate; near BainegAt nay. cav Afternoons
J. RANDOLPH APPLEBN. @ JOHN STREET.
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REAL ESTATE ron sALK-QUEEN

WRITE for prices and terms on our beautiful
cottages all ready for occupancy In Broadway
Flushing. which can be bought on payments about
the a1le as rent.
RlCKERT .FINLAY REALTY co,
l5 Nest yth st
The Mississippi Union advocate and Southern farm and home., 1908-06-18

the day before the second primary in
the race for governor He is very
popular among the people, and is sup
ported by some of the most distin-
guished citizens of the state. He is
democrat by birth, inheritance, choice
and lifelong practice; a man of ex-
ceptional intellectual attainments, of
wide and varied experience as a
speaker and thinker, is close and
careful student of governmental and
all public questions. is a forceful and
aggressive speaker and debater of
acknowledged and unusual ability,
and is one of the leading candidates
for congress in this district.
In his. opening speech in the pres
ent campaign at the court house in
Jackson, Miss, on the night of April
IA, 1908, DR.. Hallam was introduced
by Ex-Governor Jas. X. Vardaman,
as follows:
Ladies and Fellow Citizens:
The very pleasant duty has been
assigned to me of presenting to you
the distinguished speaker for the
evening who comes before you for
the purpose of announcing his can
didacy for congress from the Eighth
Congressional district. To make laws
for the government of ninety millions
of people-for the management of the
affairs of the greatest nation on the
face of the earth-with the complex
problems growing out of a great
variety of, interests of this great
country, is assuming duties and re
sponsibilities which few men are cap
able Of rightly understanding, and
| fewer still of properly performing.
The man who would aspire to rep
resent the people of this district il
the congress of the United States
ought to be familiar with the laws
of his own country and the laws o
other countries; he ought to be &C
quainted with the history Of his owl
country and that of other peoples; III
ought to be man of courage physi
cal and moral, he ought to be a mai
J Of integrity intellectual as well a
/ moral integrity-he ought to be
man who is capable Of understanding
The Mississippi Union advocate and Southern farm and home., 1908-06-18

Elsewhere in this issue is the an
nouncement Of Hon. Frank Hallam,
one of the prominent candidates for
the seat in congress now held by Hon.
John Sharp Williams. The following
sketch is from the Jackson News:
Hon. Frank Hallam was born in
Newport, KY, fifty-five years ago, the
son of Hon. James Russell Hallam,
for many years prominent lawyer
and Judge of the chancery court, and
the brother of Theodore Hallam, fa-
nous as a lawyer politician and wit.
DR.. Hallam was for over rs years and
is now a minister of the Episcopal
church in regular standing, and has
held several important charges,
among them that Of st. Andrew
church, Jackson, in this state. A dis
tinguished jurist of that city said Of
him: 'I never heard him preach a
poor sermon" He is an author Of
high reputation for his gifts of thought
and language having written many
articles for periodicals and pamphlets;
his book "The Breath Of God" re-
reived the highest praises of the press
and the distinguished men on both
sides of the Atlantic.
DIR. Hallam has resided in Jackson
the greater part of the time since
1882 Several years ago he had an
attack of nervous prostration from
overwork, which made it necessary to
suspend active duty in his profession
Recovering therefrom, and having q
home in Jackson, his interests i'm
PEELED him to remain there, and hav
ing inherited legal bent Of mind he
studied for and was admitted to the
bar, entering into partnership witt
his son, Louis n Hallam He has
conducted many cases there, and hii
capacity in his new profession ma.
be indicated by the remark of the dis
trict attorney on his conduct Of ON
of them that There isn't man in th'
state Of Mississippi who could hav,
made finer defense. He entere'
the political arena for the first tim
last summer, making speeches in tn
senatorial campaign, and announce
himself as candidate for congress
The Mississippi Union advocate and Southern farm and home., 1908-06-18
Has French Decoration.

Miss Mary Cassatt is one Of the
few women painters who have been
decorated with the Order of the Chev-
alier of the Legion Of Honor. She has
made a speciality OF children's pictures
and gets their noble physiognomy,
as a French writer terms II. most per-
fecly.
The Mississippi Union advocate and Southern farm and home., 1908-06-18

try exceeds the bounds Of sectional
ism.
The following is Mr. Hallam's
platform:
1. The maintenance in this repub-
lie Of white mans government, ex-
elusive of citizenship Of members Of
the black, brown, red or yellow
races.
q The abolition Of the fifteenth
amendment and the modification of
the fourteenth amendment to the con
stitution of the United States SO as
to exclude the negro from suffrage
and citizenship.
3. The enactment of laws for the
banishment or transportation of the
negro guilty of certain crimes and
misdemeanors to a foreign penal set
tlement. One method Of doing this
can be by alternative penalties.
4. The gradual colonization Of the
negro in foreign lands or islands be-
longing to the United States.
5. Work towards ultimate state
and national prohibition:
(a) A law prohibiting the ship
ment of alcoholic liquors from. one
state to the dry counties of another
state;
(b) A statute forbidding the issue
of the internal revenue license for
the sale Of intoxicating liquors in any
dry county, parish, district or state.
6. An income tax that will cause
the rich to bear in just proportion
with the poor the burdens Of govern
ment.
| Z Government supervision and
control as opposed to government
ownership of all public utilities per
tanning to the country at large, such
as railroads, telegraph, telephone and
express companies.
/ 8. Opposition to trusts and all
other forms of combination or con
spiracy in so far as they seek to de-
prive or injure the many for the bene-
fit of the few; or to punish the limo
cent for the offenses of the guilty
9. Support Of all fraternal unions
for mutual protection and benefit
such as trades unions, labor unions
and farmers unions, in SO far as they
do not trample on the rights Of 9th
ers.
10. The restriction of bad immi
grafton and the encouragement o
good immigration of people of th'
white race to supply the place Of idl'
and worthless negroes.