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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF MN
York New York COuntY--Cisy Real Estats
Company. Plaintiff, against Percy p. O'Sullvaz
and Mary O'Sullivan. his wife II any. ChaTiss
A O'SulIlvan and Jane % sullivan his Strs
a any Vincent J. O'SulIivan and Mabel
OrSuIIivan his wife. II any. said names Mas.
PENDANTS real first names being uRSnoNn 10 Shs
pIaintiff; Richard L. Milford and Lewis " Min
ford as Executors OF and Trustees under th-
Last Will and Testament Of Thomas AtnfeTcr
deceased Conrad II Bachem. DEFENDANTS sec
named defendants, You are hereby summoned q
answer the second amended complaint IN this
action and 70 serve copy OF your answer aa
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty DAYS artsr
the service OF this second amended summons. "a
elusive OF the day OF service ana IN case Of yair
failure TO appear answer. Judgment viii ~
taken against you By default for the rsiiaf d.
manded IN the second amended complaint
Dated, August 18th. 1899
HAROLD SWAIN. Attorney for Plaintiff. 0frc-
and Postcffice address lTS Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan. City OF New York.
To the defendant Vincent j. q sullivan; Ths
foregoing second amended summons IL served
upon YOU By publication. pursuant to an oHisr q
the Honorable James A Blanchard. a JUstiCs
az the Supreme Court Of the State % New York.
dated October 9Th. 1909. and dled with the sec
ond amended complaint In the ONCE % the Clerk
az the County Of New York at the County Court
House in said County Octaber 1lth. leoa
HAROLD SWAIN. Attorney tor Plaintiff Cf3ce
and Postoface address. 176 Broadway. Borough
% Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
Agents Wanted.

ANYONE. anywhere. can start a mail order
business at home. No cauvassing. Be your
OWN boss Send for free booklet Tells how.
Heaoock Lockport ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
Work Wanted.

Female.
CuI-RCH WOMAN. experienced. refined and
conluetent to assume responsibility. desires po-
s;+in,,- surervisins housekeeper, matron. COM
nanion secretary salary $50 or more, according
10 requirements: references, Address House
keeper 2i3 West l25th 50.
-yPIST wants work to be done at home; copy
Ing addressing and form letter work. Mrs. A.
Mann 81 As Decatur ave Bronx
TyPEWRJTTNG and steuoEraphy by young
1frI. berfnner. can. use Smith Premier I'm
deTwood or Mcnarch. HELEN PETERSEN
239 Hamilton ave, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
Prof. Situations Wanted.

Female
GRADUATED NURSE. Of good standing. desires
position In sanltarum. whore general nursing
is required day duty preferred. Address 9. A.
104 East 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
York Wanted.
Male

Male
ARTENpER.-Vou wishes position. J
K. Boz Z Tribune OGlce
CHAUFFEU R.-An experienced. good me
chanici can handle and repair any car and
willing to go anywhere. = II. Hendrickson,
81 LIeTInont ave. BrooIllyn
DRIVER.-Route man (35l. German, married
wishes retail milk or bakery route; references
and security If necessary. Fred. Kettler 49,
West 49th st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tender. light and
Work; would Ike position on large estate. J.
Mc1irath. Jos Warwick St. I3rooklyn-
ELECTRICIANS. HELPER Experienced ana
handy with tools; 10 complete his knowledge
in electrical line: small wages accepted IL
chance for Advancement HeLseer, Us p. 29tl..
LAWYER WHO HAS EXCEPTIONAL. LEGAL
and executive ability - years old; college
and Albany Law School graduate. wishes posi-
ton with corporation firm or individual as
secretary or otherwise: highest references.
fair salary; an opportunity to hire brains.
l. E. Box :. Tribune 0dicc.
AAN-Honest. sober. steady. intelligent. ex-
ceptionaI references; anything WILLIAM
FLIGHT. 160 Bleecker st
MAN. 20. biz strong Australian; good bust
ness IDEAS willing learn trade or business;
small salary start. best discharges Thomas,
care OF BegGs. - y 10Th st.
MAN-Middle aged. responsible, offers services
TO increase profits. stop leaks in manufact-
uring plant or mercantile line high creden-
tisIs RELIABLE. BOX 81. Tribune once
STENoGRAPEIER.- Rapid accurate also book
keeper; seven years private secretary faS gen
tJenan now retired from business desir~s en-
ployfneut evenings: exceptional references i.
r. Box 49, Tribune Uptown Once 1864 Broad
way.
r7p YELLING; COMPA MON. or assistant with
accounts and correspondence Of lady or gentle
man also competent TO take charge Of seasnoTe
shooting preserve Address J. Warren Hard
wick New London. Conn.
YOUNG MAN, at anything speaks Russian
German. polish aut understands English.
Oslnski. $50 W. 5Ith St
YOUNG MAN.-At anything; experienced ele-
vator runner: handy with tools willing and
obIigine; aged 81; nine years good reference:
where there is chance for advancement. Joseph
Kohl 5Il West 115th -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
DresSmdkag.

A.-A--DRBSSMAKER, expert designer and fit
ter OF ability and experience; gowns made from
the most select Paris models; reasonable. Nine
Gully l3s West 4sth st. Telephone 1888 Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
mons.


SUPREME COURT. STATE OF NEW YORK
New York COunty--Chsrlss Il etanierre.
PIaiuti6 against Charles +. Iinde tataartn-
Iinds. wife OF said Charles + I4nde; ; Ssth-
arine WIgziH. Lillian Virgin Marcus pleis-'
simon Resented Eallman Reseufsid JACOB >
Feinberg Joseph Z. FsiRbsrg. Solomon sliasf
hiatt Abraham Freed. Joseph SHORE. julius
Cileichenhaus. Barnett GieichenhauS anu 5anirs
q stead Defendants SuumonS. Piaintin Dc
sirss trial In New York County To the ahoss
named defendants and each o. them on a.
hereby summoned Il answer the Complaint N
this action and serve copy OF your ahsNsE on
Plaintiffs attorney within twenty DAYS aftar 80
service OF this summons exclusive Of the dst
OF service and In of your failure 70 sPRssr
or answer judgment VIII be taken assinst you
By default fer the relief demanded IN the com
plaiut- 800
HAROLD SWAIN Plaintiffs Attorney. enc
and Postofics address. 1I6 BroadNay- 5efoesR
OF Manhattan. City Of New YORK
To the defendant Catbartne L1nde: The f1r--
going simmons Is served upon yen ey pusites
tiou pursuant To An order % the honofaei-
James A Blanchard a Justice Of the supr-ta
Court OF the state OF New York, dated the eth
dav Of October 1903. and filed with the CEN
piafnt in the Office OF the Clerk % the County
az New York at the county Court House IN said
County on October 1ith 1919
HAROLD SWAIN. Plaintiff Attorney uff1cs
and P0stoffce address. 10 Broadway EioE~4sA
OF Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
Domestic Situations Wanted

Male.
RITTER and VALET.-Japanese: good packer.
traveller; take entire charge Of bachelors
apartment. Years reference: good cook. s.
Mss FitzGeralc's Bureau COS 9Th ave. entrance
12d 81.
CARETAKERs.-- take care OF house during
winter. man and Wife. no children best
references. people going 20 Europe preferred.
Reynolds so y s7th st
c,0AcHMAN. French. English. couple; useful:
sffe first class cook wages $50. Al refer
cDcas. CITY or country, Industrial Association,
q East aga st Tel 2903 MURRAY ELll.
C0ACHMAN.-s Single; strictly sober; first class
references. city or country. Warner. JOG Am
sterdam ave
c0AcHEfAN. CHAUFFEUR. -Col1red, practi-
cal knowledge All machines; with private
fo,nfi,y. careful driver; best city references.
1s@n of address q II. N. 13G Prince ST. or
4Gs Clinton ave, Brooklgn
cOACHMAN.-@ Married; city. eo1ntr,r; thor
oughlv un Ierstands duties Olsen saged cn
scrofInt of death or las employer; can furnish
very best n references Al g., 100 W. l6t1
cooK.-ln hotel or boarding house; by reliable
colored man; best " references Apply AZ 10
Vest I'D ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
Furnished Rooms to Let.

Furnished Rooms to Let.
ARTISTS OWN modern house. newly deco
rated rooms suites furnished. uufuraished;
Particularly congenial, students. professional
people; low rates Artist, 1861 Broadway,
Tribune Upt2Wn Ofica
EXCEPTIONALLY Desirable accommodations;
select noiseless neighhoThOod; overlooking Cen
tral PARK; unusually refined surroundings. rea-
sonaole. SHEPARD, Box Is. Tribune ONCE.
NEWLY and neatly furnished rooms; Hungarian
table board; temple. Adler 232 West
1l2lh s.. Tel. E23o Morningside.
ONE LARGE ROOM; eaIl conveniences. IaO
". a5th ct.
NTH ST. I13 EAsT.-Three large parIors. to-
gether. separate; other rooms; convenisnoes;
block from subway.
5STH u wEST-ExceptnaaIIy desirable
large front room, southern exposure. private
path. electric light, steam heat: breakfast
optional.
I'D ST. 122 WBST.-RecentIy open: one and
two room suite. with private baths; high class
aeeommods tons al moderate cost.
SID ST. INT wEsT.-Large. sunny front room;
alcove bedroom; attractive surroundings; gen
llemsn: references: private family JacklLn.
10e wAvERLEY PLACE. northwest corner
Washington Square.-Beautifully furnished
suite: also single rooms; conveniences. elevator.
telephone. steam heat Brown.
151sT ST.. eo1 wEsT.-Large bed and sitting
room; high class apartment; beautiful view
Hudson; subway. Rice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
FAIRS and FurHers.

RESsLER & KATE. high grade furrieTs;
modelling, cleaning and dretng Lexinl
avenue. cor SD 81 Tel. 1881 LenoT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
Desks and Office Furniture.

TypezUriting and TgPegcriters.
PERSONAL TYPEWRITTEN LETTERS
autographed In any quantity; envelopes al
dressed 10 match. Lawrence +. Dvatzmaa.
! Wall ST.
VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau ST catalagis
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
in Uuderwoods. Reuingtrns. divers. Smiths
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Williuncn6rauo IN Sccatnr.

Decatur, 81, p. 2lugult. -
Ilrd, eil1 belte I'M 8eidb0itsUiertcl
dl Der GIt,Wtoilt-, 0uters lmo Wcr.
Ucut. StroBe milthen0e5 1euer mur-
0CH ctma 3luoll5ia @elhdftsgeb0lloe
5cIt0rt mo Elm QuBenO onoere be-
iddbigt. Ter Shooen miro ollf
81 100000 geihGBt uno lit 81 chuo
50 Hro5ent ourh 8erIi6erlmg &c.
hcdt. Ter 0ran0 bouerte Don I llbr
Morgcns bis Sonnenuntergang beute
Nbcno un0 folt OaS aan5c i'll Den Itih'
tid)cn Walierbebolterlt beflnolihc
Nalicr muroc 0lrdl irine getGln.
Fnn mlfacbrold)t. GS entItonO IN
oem NcbGltoC ser 6irma Wtoorebollle
q g2eQs oil Der Sit-WtainitroBe, mel
DIES total 5eritort pur0e. Der Ser
Init 0ieier 6irmu allein betrdgt an
100000. IoS j, GecotlrsSoteI" ges
rtetb mGbrcn0 Der ,SeuersbrlnIt in
Grono uno lroBcr Sdreden cntItono
inter Den @0iter, ollein gliidli6er
Mciic gelong eS Den 9lngeiteIltcn oeS
S5otelS, lmteritiibt Our6 einen Ibeil
ncr 8GItc, ooS @ebdiOe 81 rettcn.
@Iiidlidcr @ciic qingen feine Wcn-
iGenleben uerlorcn lrno altBer 9to.
tcrt 2lnsioro, e5llbrnann zines 500.
fcns mo 2citermagens, nur0e Die
mono pcrlebt. 2unaioro muroe ourf
6crob itiir5enoe lrimmer getrofiem
al(cin ieine 8crleBlnlgen iin0 ni6t be-
GcnfItd,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
3a6lmciitcr cridlOiIcn.


@lucfieIo, @.-9o, -. 9Iu9lit.
- ". 6. Goflcp, 3obInciiter Ger
ySSronflin Contraction 60" Don
Nod, &.=Ga. lullr0c gcitcru BON ei.
mem NGuber ericloiieu. Gr bottc &c.
raoc $1,000 I'M GrprcBbiireoll neboIt
luo mor aui oem Q8cqc nod icincm
cigcucu @iircolL nm Die 2lrbcitcr Der
Gonlpognic obptI6bncn ola i'm Der
,Qi0roer bon cincm 6interbdItc aus
NIT eiuenl SdrotQcpCbr nic0erfuulIe
tc iih 0c9 @clOc@ bcmddtigtc unO
ooulit III Die HcrQc eutilob. Qicbrcre
OiGnncr marcn 2uuQcn5eu4cn 0e9 &crs
brc6cH2, Deru1ocbtcn ie0ocD niht 0cn
lbGter 81 folcu. Sin 2lufQebot Der
iolgt Oen 8unOitcn init gIutbun0en
Caflcp mar Elm iuR1cr Q(nuu lut0
crit ieit leBtcm 6erbit pcrbeiratbCt.
Gie @ciitcSdeqenport zines 9tcgcrs
SSubrnlounea ucreiteltc qcitern irilb
cinen BON 5cbu >StoIicncrn 9cnlocbtcn
GeriuCb, otn 3obIuoqcn Der oGoco.
bontoS Gonioli0ote0 GoQicrieH 80"
IN mcl6em $4,000 tronaportirt ulr-
ser, 3u berollbcn. Die N0uber butten
icb binter Gofe0fc1l pcrItcdt lnlO ga.
ben BON BORT aus 6euer, nI9 Der NSu-
gen cridien. Ter 6ubrmann idlIug
nit Der Ecitihc olli icinc WtouIeiel
cin ullo lieB iih 0onn IN Oct @ugeh
5luiidfu0cn, unl Den Inn i'm Der piei-
ien0ell Stlqcln 81 cntgcben Die
HGuber entfIobe1, ol0 tic ioben Dab
ibne1 ou3 tSubrlucrt entgangen uor,
in Die gerqe, oaein i6rcr Irei, 9tn.
mems 9lugelo 9lfornc, 2IngeIo De.
mare imo ESobn Eeroitt iino leitocm
eingcfongcn uor0eu 3obl.Glcrf ).
y. CRAWFORD. luelder licb altf Dem
@ugen befono, lpuroe 0lrCb einen Der
obQegcbcncn Shiiiie lciHt pcrIebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Mcbr 0rmuulle an Mcaccs Mods,

8ittSburg, 3d., % 9litgltIt
gSdhreno Der lcbten 9|adt ioIgte ii
Rcace5 Nod5 Elm Strifefromnl nti
zen an0crcn, lul0 an 20 BerIoncn
mlr0cn in perihic0cncn GpnfIiften
5miidbrn Den StantSs sGunltnblern mo
0cn itrifcnocn 9lrbeitcrn Der oRrciie0
Stccl Gar So" perIebt. 0r. ". s..
GopiS, Der 2(r5t Der Gompa9nic, uitrs
fc beutc iriib u,f icincn Ncgc noh
ser 6o6rit oirh 5lpei SAiiiie uerIebt
ln0 icin 3uitnno lit crnIt. Die Stri-
fer mcroen fir ooa 2lttentot pcront.
lrnrtlid) grlnobt. Id9 ncltc 8urcul.
WcbGlt0c Der Gompanic om lutteren
GnOc Der Ohio. StrdBc III Stnfcp-
tvmn lit I'M 2ollie Der lcbten 9tndt
0ur6 ciuc Gpnanlit- Grploiou crbeb'
lid bcidl6biat morocn. ,}roucn lmo
2inoer Scr Strifcr nabmcn beruor,
rugcn0cn llntbeil oil bcn &rnuoQcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Nino lpicltc nit 9iomantcn.

Ncm Oorf %. 2lngnit. Sine
Ginnonten-Eioro, cine nit Qiomona
ten beicbtc loihenubr, einc Iianant.
&orItefno0el mb all0cre Shmld'
iahen inn Mertbc bon olgcblid)
100000 pltr0en acitcrn 9lbell0 poll
Ger Eoli5ci III Scricp Gitu I'M 9eiibc
cjueS orciidbri9en 2inoes oeS Gage
lobner9 Stepbano 9oroogo Dorae'
rn0cu ln0 nit 8eldlag beleqt. Gas
&;n6 ipicItc nit ben Sudeu mo ieinc
EnBeb0ri9en botten tcinc 2lbnltng
pon ibrcm @crtb. Iic GulpeIen nlr.
bcn am %, &lmi aus GergcbIibfeit
ulf cincm Gric. 60brboot licgen ge-
loiien. @or0o9o nabn lic otf ieinen
S(inupegc Don Der }Irbcit nit un0
CAB lie icinem ainOe ais SpieI3eug,
In Cr feline 9lbnung bon ibrem Wcrtb
Gottc. Iie SlmeIen iino ibren 81
gcntbiimcr 3lrild erItattet lpor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Wcnidlidje llcbcrrritc i'm Snifiidys
Wiagen.

@eniocoIo 5lo., %, 2llguIt.
- 2llS man eincn GcItern Gohmittog
Djer 9cionaencn &aiiiid ouiidnitt,
fan0 mnn in ieincu .giogcn oo3 Hiid
Nrot ppei 91ippcn mo 1bcilc Oc3
SdGoels cineS O}onnes. Gic anos
d:cn iinO mo6ridcmli6 Die lleberreite
cines Iiihers, welAcr Dor mebreren
GogeE I'M bieli1cn 6oicn BON eineln
Ghopner iiber @orO lief. Cine gon3e
2In5obl ISoifiithc ioI8tc an jencnl
3ogr Dem S6oontr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Sanicnbc uon Nriefcu gcitublcu.

ct. 2ouiS, -. 9lugnit. 3mei
Mdnner, cine 6rnu unO 8lpei ilntac
Burden beiinOeu lid bier negen BE.
raubung Don 9ricitditen in Sait unN
6nbcn an9cbliG Der Eolt5ei einge-
IlonOcn, ooB iie pGbreno Der leBtclt
O2onate 1ouienoe oou grieien itdb.
lcn in mclhen iie 9dorgelo 3unt
&etrnge bon $500 porinnoen. Eoit,
&nipcftorcn lnb bieiige 9etcftips
nabmcu Die 8crbaitingen Dor. Ipr
6iibrcr Der 9anOe giebt ben 9tuuleu
tSranf @. Duncan on ltn0 mlr0e crit
ror mcnigen Wonaten mls oem3ud)ts
bdllic 5u SeaUcnDortb, SIS. entloiien.
Sic anocren @eionaenen iino: Eoiep9
SoollcL 2lgnes Ylopbrug, geo 3ouio
IS Sabre alt un6 SarrD Seiie, II
sSohre oft. 9uncan erfldrt er babe
lid nldt ium Gbed3 bcfiimmert Oh.
geld CT biele 0erielbel. luelde einen
Setrog Don ettpn $4,000 repraien-
tIrten in Den grieien ialo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Gylanlme1t lDiltbCn.
Girofe TcnGrsbrHnIt 5It WlOntcrcD in
llcrifO.

Gieicl6c Itcbt m09Iitlcr @eiic i'm 3u-
iomnlcnbong init oen politii0cn
llurltbCu III lmiCrer 9tudbur Ne
pu6lif. - Gin O(ilion 0ollorS-
5cucritooen 3n 0ccotur SQ&.
~ &crbaftllng elmer @mloc &oit.
0icbc IN ct. 2ouia. ~ @crlorcuc
&lnuclen BON bobcm @crtbe 5lls
riid erIougt Gienten cinem
aitoc ais Spiel5eilg.
Stu0t W}crifo, -. gluQuit. -
9ur5 nod Witternuft lanQtc Die
9tnhrht bier on, bob elm QroBer
9ron0 i'm mittlcrcn Gbeilc Der Stoot
N}ontcrcp mtSgebroden lit lmo 0uB
Dos EcGcgrapbenamt IN 6lonumelI
ItcDt. 2Iaer telegropbiiAe Gerfebr
3lundbcu Oionterep, Der bieiigeu
Stoot uno 2oreoo lit icbt lutcrbro-
hen Nton meiB nid]t, ob Die 6cucra.
brllnlt in irgcnh luelhem 3uionn1Cn-
0nnA nit Den politii6cu llnruben in
Der crlp0bnten Stuot 1tebt, Qllein Ser
llmitonO, ooB Der @rono in Dem On
@ro8.G .Groqncngeihdft zines SobneS
bea Generals (roptno, Gonlndns
0eltrS Der O}ilitdr3ouc bon W}ontercU
rnO @egucr9 oe6 Generals RepeS,
otabrad, gilt als be0eutium.
Die IcleArnpGiIten i'm Iclearas
pbenomt blieben oui ibren Eolten, bis
ole 6lonmcn 0uS 5peite Stodlucrf
errei6ten, morouf lie tire <Sllitrumen.
tc inn Stih loiieu nulBten. 3ie lebtc
8otidoft ans Der brennenOcn Stoot
meloctc, boB Die 0onf pou 9tueno
Econ burtb ooS 3euer beorobt nlroe.
Is crtitirt iebt n,djt Der qerinqite
@erfebr n1ebr nit Dem 9toroeu Der
9iepubIif, uno mon fiirrttet ooB Die
5cler5brrnit in Wlontcrep pou ern.
tier politiicber @eocutlula lit.
(Spdter.) Wan mcloct icbt, 0oB
boa 6cucr Shooen 5lm 9etrdgc BON
ST 100000 ongcrihtet hot.
Sine llnteriufltng ioIl craebcn bu.
t(n 0oB ooa 6cltcr 0urh IhaOboftc
e,ettriibc Crdbtc in Dem Gro8uen'
GeihGit ucrlrioht mlrOe mo feinen
pulitiihCn S5intcrorlno bate.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-25
LIVELY SESSION
OF POLICE COURT;
fines ARE Light

With his head tied up with many
bandages and a doleful look on his
face. Frank McWilliams, a colored
benedict, was bofore the police justice
this morning on the charge of assault
ing his wife Lottie McWilliams. When
the evidence was heard it turned out
to be sort of double assault, and
not only was McWilliams fined IS but
his better half was taxed the same
amount. and honors were even.
Lula Lamb and Will Simms, both
colored, were tried on the charge of
selling "coke" or cocaine, the "joy
powder" which is so dear to the negro,
who wants to run amuck. Lula was
fined $40 and Will Simms was fined
the same amount with an additional
punishment of ten days in Jail.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-25

nections had to be made via vicks-
burg or New Orleans, and aiding sew
eral towns to the list of changes.
Mr.. Hume says the poles for the
construction of the new line between
Jackson and Meridian are expected
every day, and upon their arrival a
large force of men will be put on the
construction work. Heretofore this
line has followed the public roads and
several of the smaller towns have
been unavoidably without telephone
service. The new line, running all the
way over the line of the Alabama &
Vicksburg railroad, will afford tele-
phone communication with every town
along the line, large or small.
When this work is completed the
company will have line leading out
of Jackson on every railroad entering
the city, running in seven different
directions and practically covering the
State.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-25
negro DAY
IN FLORIDA
Booker Washington TO Make a
Speech at State Fair Dur
ing the Afternoon.
Associated Press.

Tampa, Fla, February 25.-Today
the negroes of Florida are in charge of
the State Fair which has been In pro-
gress on the spacious Tampa Bay ho-
tel grounds for the past three weeks.
On the program for this afternoon is
Booker T. Washington and other men
of his race who have won distinction
and aided in the enlightening of their
race. In the main exhibit hall is a
department set aside for exhibits of
produce and industrial accomplish
ments of the race and this has attract
ed considerable favorable comment
from visitors from the north and
west.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-25
NAVAL Stores NOW
IMPORTANT INDUSTRY
Turplne Produced in Nine States
Valued at $14,ooo,ooo and Rosin
Worth More Than $4,000, ,ooo.-
Statistics BY States.
Associated Press.

Washington, February 25.-The pro-
duction of more than 36,5O0,00 gal
Ions of turpentine and more than A.
100000 barrels of rosin, with valua-
tion of more than $14,O00,00O for the
turpentine and nearly $1S,0O0,O0O for
the rosin, summarizes the output of
the Naval Stores industry for 1908,
according to the preliminary report
of the United States Forestry Service
just completed. The study was pro-
yided for in a special appropriation
of $4,000 by Congress and the report
contains the most complete and ac-
curate statistics ever gathered for the
Naval Stores industry in this country
and covers the production for both
1907 and 1908, giving comparative fig
ures for the two years.
OF the eight outhern states, each
producing more than 100000 gallons
OF turpentine and $4,000 barrels of ros.
in, Florida leads the list@with 17030,-
300 gallons of turpentineA in 1908
against 1859, 700 gallons in 1907, and
1,932,115 barrels of rosin in 1908,
against LIZA, $40 barrels in 1907.
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi
Louisiana, North Carolina, and Texas
follow in the order named.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-25
Cumberland CompanyHas
Many Improvements Under
Way in South Mississippi
Daily News Special.

Daily News Special.
Jackson, February 25.-Mr. Leland
Hume of Nashville, general manager
of the Cumberland Telephone & Tele-
graph Company. was in the city last
night and left this morning for Mem
phis, after Spending about ten days
in this territory inspecting the con-
struction work being done.
Mr.. Hume spent yesterday on the
Gulf & Ship Island road, where his
company has two large crews of men
at work, and where about 40 miles of
the new line over that road has been
completed.
Earlier in the week he had gone
over the Natchez branch of the Yazoo
& Mississippi Valley road, where a
new natalie line has just been COM
pleted with four copper wires from
Jackson to Fayette and two from
there to Natchez, completing a di-
rect route where heretofore the con-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-25
Chicago DOCTOR SPRINGS
SENSATION AT new ORLEANS

the surface, and generates the purple
ray, the same which Fensen used so
successfully in treating lupus, and
which is given off by radium. DR..
Bailey will today go into the details
of his great discovery, and will pro-
duce evidences of the successful ap-
plication Of the ray. He has been
working all winter on the matter, and
only within the last week has reached
a stage where he feels justified in
making public announcement and he
honored the Southern Homeopathic
Association with this announcement.
1t produced profound effect at the
session last night.