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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-20

Hats, l.SS Chil6ren's $500 Trimmed Dress Better grades marked propor-
 tionately.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-20

$1.oo Untrimmed Hats, ........ 15cI $1.5O Untrimmed Hats, ..."... 25c s2.0O Untrimmed Hats. ........ 4Sc $500 Untrimmed Hats, ........ 0Sc soc Children's Hats and Bon
 neLS, lOc Children's and Misses $1.00
 Trimmed Outing Hats. DOC Children's and Misses s1.5o
 Java Outing Hats, ...--..-. Soc Chi1dren's 35c Rolling Sailors
 with streamers, ....--...-.- lOc Children's s1.75 Rolling Sailors
 with streamers, ...........- SSc Children's and Misses s2.25 ,. Patent Leather Hats, ...-- 9Sc Misses $500 two toned Java
 Trimmed Hats with Sash, $ LAS s1.00 Rough Straw Banded
 Droop Sailors, black, burnt
 and white, .......-.--....-. 4Sc S5o Rough Straw Banded
 Droop Sailors, black. burnt
 and white, .............- OSc Better grades s1.4s, $1.ss. SPAS,
 s2.sS all reduced in ptice. BOO Trimmed Dress Hats, 1.4S 400 Trimmed Dress Hats, 1.9S 500 Trimmed Dress Hats, ,..-.$ 2.4S 700 Trimmed Dress Hats, ,....$ 3.4S s1O.OO Trimmed Dress Hats, s,.--$ 4.9S S2O. co Trimmed Dress Hats, ,..--$ 9.9S 600 Imported Pattern Hats, $19.9S s5O.OO Imported Pattern Hats, $24.9S SS5.Oo Imported Pattern Hats. $39.9O Children's $500 Trimmed Dress Children's s4.oo Trimmed Dress
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-20

OZONE POWDER, large p package, Sc at your grocer's.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24

- FOR SALE-s0 aorssp. Of, farm
iands 40 acres cleared Ia .aeres
level, meadow Hand. Two orchards
one old orchard of ..sO4 apple Strses,
one new orchard of 65 apple trees.
50 peach~trees 9 years, old, = besides
numerous other fruits. Good we'll
water and stream running through
center OF pace. q Ia miles from
Rock, w. Va, and, 1. 80, m les from
Deepwater Rys Located In "a terri
tory close to several /, of the best
markete. such an Blueffeld, Bran
well, Princeton, Widemouth. Fred
mall delivery. 7chunch and .vsohooj
eonVenient.sD Fivs room house and
outbuildngs. WILL sala 10000. feet
OF lumber, with farm. Price OF farm
and buildings 81 SEQ. Address ,. nj
H. caro- Daily Leader. n l-q-e0i
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24
; FOR aSALD.-.-l0o 0. acres, ~ obuic

+ FOR sSALD--10e acres, OF choice
bluegrass land 70 acres cleared.
Two orchards OF about 400 trees,
inciuding apple, peach, pear -chesry,
plum and damsoR trees. TWO dwell
ling houses. good we'll water at each
Two barns and other outbafidSugs.
FSds farai In easily accessible 20 the
best markets. being Iocated- beeween
Biuehsid and Princeton. Price So
600. Address q. G. T., care Daily
iIeaoer. 'H"h fA7-60d
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24

FOR REyr "

Two stores on Blusfield avenue.
: cnestursrovn on Pulaski street
Two three room Oats with bath
on Princeton avenue.
,@Oae SIX room nat WIN BAN on
Princeton avenue.
One eight room house with Bath
on Princeton avenue. large garden
attached. -. ssess o. 8
Two six room houses ON Aneh
street.
Two seven room houses onrPowell
street. ~ o i'-s . =. steofv
Apply to Easiey q West, no. 42s
Princcton avenue 10 ~ = ef1O-tf
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24
PNSMHNtAa1M lasteIv


Leavo $50 O. m. for Roanoke,
SS1fosA IzasaIfsYs4Atkz On Eher gher.
nnQoa niylglcn. -rx tiu tnsAse Sleeper
ssFa Ifnl Ssf ;4S5s; H5sSs,.
||z8 N5ffoif - Ks s.tY' 49, 0S =.
asssss AGsssMsssbk alsoasdssso Rich
.tnnssE norfssxa sPalfmss salsspey.
'sssi y CO tssRosqpkse 80 syios Car
z:bk p. %. for Roanoke, Lynch.
surg and intsfmediate stations = lnt
he shenandoah Valley. Philadel phis
tnd New. York. Sleeper to Philadel.
lhta. Cafe Car Gary aid Roanoke
s:25 p. nj. for Roanoke, Lynch.
,urg, Richmond. Norfolk. Pullman
sleeper to Norfolk. -.-@. $500
Leave BineAeld s:'2e p. m. for Kan
IVA. Columbus and all points Yves,
lad Northwest. Pullman sleeper For
olumbus and Cincinnati, Cafe Cars
S:fB a. m. Pullman Sleeper FOR
or mbus. Cafe Dining Car. ~ -
cave 8:25 .. m. and 2:2S D. m.
Scafly er-~Tasewe4lr Merton --and . al
taticn. ON Clinch Valley division.
iss< faxA fxcm Nortea AID ope,nta on
s z S32sa p Xsllsy division q IT. 4o D.
2E 4teAvU as1ps ~ M TOR wslah and
2ssefmsdisessstatioasg az .ssr
20 jSa&e a 0ssfkgWzsm.e for William
ssoM and giStwmeHla erztatiens. ss
es nszysse:ts MT for tWeich and
Intermediates tattons.G ii rcz:a
Cali-ea-esses-M oxfslk- -aaa- west
sra REllyyaEs fRe. tiokpts. emsps and
d BMvff,sssAste4
saxszpss. ~
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24
WEDNESDAY, FEB. "a, 1908

Poor Hemenway, of Indiana, not
ASnlyg aauSt leave The Uaited. States
sehats. @4'at he tsaaSt have hfsa Six Efl
securely nailed-9toTtne door of~the
Wh4tes House.. The president most
dsItsrously and thoroughly perform,
I'd that Job In HIS dieter to Senator
Hale attacking the report made oy
Senator Hemenway In support OF the
Limitation of the secret service.
against the presidents recommend A
tisa. And IN takins the pslt OF i.e
lndsaaAa ose mtaksF hssssse 90 o..
same s*ms. soog fhss vt skaAs aa-
sthsr q rhs Iashniaa'. colleag o.
"a bothasraa ches sfissnsress.--C5ur-
ter-JsaMaI.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24

/. FOR sALD--A general store In
good location, with established trade
owner wants to change climate. "A
bargain. Address B, care Leader.
1-20-1m
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24

Be your own mrE man Buy VIII
sons evaporated mix and you WIN
have a good one. save The labels
for free silvsrware. 80 - - - = -
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24

store room for rent on Raleigh
straet' Dwelling for rent on David
soa and Day streets. Apply M. H.
Kelly, or phone IT., o---. 1911 If
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24

FOR SAIE--Two $500 pool foa-
bles. practically new. Will sell
cheap forseash. Phone Is2s 49, 4,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24
NOTICE.

'"I have rome very = des,fabfe
Houses and Lots AMI veeapt lots in
Bluefield and Graham, also some
valaabfs Stocks and Bonds that /
will sell at hard time prices, any
one looking for good Investments
Will do well TO get my prices ami
terms.
JOHN WALTERS.
r~ Graham, Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24
!. P.noULI1lki SEx0yEE1Tf6y#


Committee .EEeaesatas -,sAkanaaa.
-an eet~Sf. SeriAeRsl -is.s.hssdssp rss,:s TIA
sFHsstHg aEA fssst ss T5F-
ca E%SaFSl a. kti 5IJsgg ySss6IteufssTe
board upon itszsagESTSf sSHg .-.s,l
aeeass isNShotngf coaSsan fsr-~sma
.zsus 81 the IHesse szesr.TE 9ss SeYtl
lIr6ftcsn asSSps gs7s 10 ;7-s sssEF fSsd
~rsats tks IMPRESSION that al = val
S-th ~ stats pslssR *
The SeRnfIttee IA inveseSxstsd
me pen tsntisry vac s.sndly eoral
n1ieteS and, a. rAsSs7ssAa lad
ceeR{psss.ble, 70 would ou btless
hav beon literally administered!
Butest rs cons.def / few Of the
hi - WRch the csnmittee diseoy..
Members 6fVtBs prison board edd
otSctisls Of. the PRISON sook tb4t
VivSssand relatives se a l3ns iunket
thfo9sh o~a~as, ostgNls y. SlsnaB
n t. - assss . pfison ssasrsss
All The expsnses .ysrs charged 70 the
ssate. TAis the comaattss aaa. !
psE9E1ffSaropsg @asVzy ~ 49, 49,
AlsszNm1oy $780,. ~
Azees ts2@ sss ssgi4ss fpea va
e2RERpI@stsd for ths sR1Eehase OF kfI
worFs 6Dr RsDsbli6sR pOo,Itieal-rs3-
p u r. true thst''S1st fhs. SaxJto
ssos@s nafor1nsS q she fact. ia txS
osSs. sat not before pU6hdty Lad
l'esa siveo, EhezhekzM xzaaAp ~
sa2ea1 tRs Hg9ssz. MoulI - IA y
WV fsEuhdsd 40 tEtfE sssh ~
investseatheBa -
.-6onvieas aes5sias ny elalbgas
With their own money wsrp DrscKl
c'liy. eoRpslled 10 Bssks- thsg pdl,
obases from TIE TREASURER OF the
penitsRtSary b5srd~ Reaafd.hkAtbl,
grPft. the eommittee. reports tbAI
your committee 4 Of De dnazihod.
splniop ana 60 ROBOT, mat IRE
y9r~H SsEss @pe gss ss
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24

WANTED;-To buy clean rags at
20. per lb., Address F. care Daily
Leader, or call in person. 1-2tf.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24
To, me. creditors Qs e H..rAsiegs

rsse the, creditors Qt f. H..yAFLsTs
y. eeeeesse; ~ 81 .a....., -.
y. IL pprgpanee % a dserse OF Sls
.aTGult, court Of. che county of Mer-
Ser, made in the cause Chsreiu perd.
ing, 10 subject tho real estate ofstA3
aid Ep.H Arlerz to,dhe. ,paymenl
~ As. debts, you are. teqnired 10
present YolF claims against the .esl
tate 81 the sad r. H. Arters for adj
iud cation to James. s. KahIe, com.
mig seReJ La4n saoffQs INC the raid
county On or before the 18th dat
of March,. 19Q9. -..- =
y.sWitnsSs w. b. Hopaker. c-e1k. OF
lRe. said court this gath daX. o. Jan
.gary, 1909.
r. -, ". 3. HONAKER. CLERK.
20 I'M 80. 80 ne #. --e-..-.,. :
---e- o. =, ~ - 1919 80 Z
I. Have VOur ctlft u,oda .,,h,-o -.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24

Z How abont,ahat suit for SPRING;
bergman successor to p. ]. KELLEY
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24

~, CRUSHED LIME sTONE.
any size made and delivered to tny
part OF the city at q reason able
price b.. W. 81. Cohmaa Coke Co.,
Riueneld. w. ",
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24
COAL, OIL AND GAS. .
The house did fhs e, wise thing

The house did the wise thing yes
terday In vetlHg to lay on the table
the bin to tax. the production OF
coal. oil and gas. There can be =:
doubt that the injustice Of the meas
sure rs 'les rlyg shewH md it. con,
,stiIptssaslity iss.stzlsat ,exirem ely
sdsuhtfal. Fat whes the txpeh.pncy
~ thu cfaove was 60 cerei II be.
,cans evident to every one that the
.atate419ouia Retr staRda the strain,
ahd should not be go handicapped
at this time. Voi0ng the hopes OF
. those who do things; speaking for
sths builders, and the developers whd
risk money, tine, energy and credtf
: to svsh tAs states iRdsstrGes, cor
: ward, We ICED sreStasd tsfs the has,sd
= Las sSmsastrzysa- its rhsstsHg n6Aal
4 asAtpSt pressure. ys Upon lthAa Mas
1 ure, the hoase Look TINE, to ,inTe6Ss
eats and to think. 1t did 80 under
g etreng influences to do otherwise.
i and ,tazcourss wi&.ap much to- ta.rrl
the.t42Saof LavsA&nYpt oaek to West
Virginia and restore confidence in
! her purpose to do nothing rad calf
With the tarln settled, west V.rl
: Einte:sNill now stand on the receIY-
Z g line for the revival Of busins. .
] hat1. nush AaAsa tOr bifthe P5ei
.ucing interess of the ; state. y
( harlestoa Gazette, .. r-,s -.
PTTJTiR- ~ sss,s
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24

Aa.stN sns,t,sset,ssAse,aest1esss. 49,.
1axIgY Est Qualified.

800 SSh ~ a
sThe, .Mes.s- yirglPiae Fakssstse. .. sena !.
deias not &, Z: alksaak the people 81
-&eSte XStERRsas Rasal iassas stR mass gsr
such a matter as the prohibition
amendment TO the constitution
uhfs View being in spite. Of party
pledges aso. Npapember. saa gat
out os.tte>WattE bE SaxRg ke had
~ kAfl !a2s val kkeW. Ii
ne is not in accord with the party
Ah4eh S3eSte9shin he SHOULD resign
.fhs be6bas-afe sbEtie Higher thar
ia state seaatsasA so#s- Of. ahef
|stats e9SsxtSesps tasy Any tP go
again. 4.
10 Blasted Hopes. !
"a The aSnal had hopes 81
! Aaes glaaa sgislature for a
:ew dayza 1t would
- ze satiorI
aseesh brRssk hgdis
49, 49, 80 . FessoSI
IN 'bftfng on a whole lot snaAye thai
Rsassseo body 81
Is kind this state has ever al
aeSneteasIar ectSsEh. 4lasz9sSspect 81
SsGe@RiishiRs Lass sYxa &sx Al
saEhaass VII tHa.asax1 81
y "a Rslr., reas2n Will M Gartlan, OF
eng againsS1tEe ystBsissIof Of It'd
prohibitlpn amendment and this
sisttd inSTia btSildaAl5 tkf'Fspgbl
i:can party soiemniy made In 80
seq esaPR9 rsSkA he believe ii
~ kssRg ~. bis party Lar
.ss22ay s29sIenk z NJ gees bs. CAIN ina
g = only bound .to lolIQg his partJ
IS = - 81 90 81. -
Z -A-.--. = ssrsiigr
b IhsSaiei sRes - sec
ton OF the county fh ar ~ Eo1hei
q seses Rsstpssth9ants safsst I-thJ
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eAfble. MI q ,szas 5s4py JsarI
doctors pronounced II 4ss9Agz case
IsRa=pEssc seda Iosal esspselss, and
~, ~cgs a fIlng-t9. enre.vvitb
70 ~ trsahYent, pronou Aeed$sit .dnl
surab l&eSf Science has Unoxaa Ca
ta<EAz4o be a constitutionaJs-sisa asI
and therefore requires c ngAtutional
tTeatmept ,.Hall's CatapH.-, dnrel
naHdfsctaited by F. ]. pksneT, d
Co, To edo, ohisG-fgIh e oalg,.coSstil
~ bpRe ssgEsspn tbss marEet, Il u
a seas ~ eS98Dy, IN doses ,SrOm Z / D
drops 70 teaspoonfuI. n aeta|dfl
.asGtiL On. the blood and mueous sur
2aees 81 the. system, TheySoner ..nS
hqDdTea dblIafe fof, ANY casel H. taUI
w e "a 20. eEsst Seularg apd ,tesl
$500 = .ssE,s Sgs.s. 90 q
segstsaAs. 8. ees@eRmY . e. ,
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80 reiL dtilggitfa. 7sce.. :
s=,,leks Isaii's ,Ba1iiy <Pl 80 con.
..sz4E. aEngs |
I 2 SEbhGfEE THAN sP NKtyGS !
=. ssass ~ - JeI
aSl iEl1 5sEessss a. Comet
t1sienss Eass .aag .sbis axouSle..alrsl
! - % 2 msrs, Boz. ". NotIe Dame,
ma VIM sefd rec 70 AM moIbe,
her e8ts6 ~ oo ui,s
tai ifstnrti5h4- assnd ND zfiopssy
but write her today n your chill.
gree tsQqbls you IN this way. Don't
clTeg adults and, aged peopIe trou.
blame the child, the chances are 4,
can help It: MS treatment ;;i siso
BED VIII urine Idffacaities by dsy
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24

+ Haye- your sut made where. you
can -sees how II Ia. made. Cbas u.
Bergman, Rale. On street.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24
FOR sALR

EOAn 0<k&a.
Eight room II sp ;us.;. "a ! siisss,i :.
ton aysnu. Lot sax1sk. Pflcs
1880, Tesms s2.s0s go; !
,! ea ance no.tsls par; M !.
) : Six4roia a, Aosnun ,sas Aansh
side, s1,sks. tst.4s1yeea rsa
monthly psTnsats. - rssS ef
SIX raon kousss II v~ sl1s
end VITA slectfh HAS
bath. furnace. sts. ys.eee.ee
Terms s5do.sv icsssk. ks1zss !
monthly. ss IN
~ I-ots l.slEassaA si,aAs. 49, /:
RanF aAd!tienr $40 ssa sAAs |,
Terms. s1s Ssa@hz .AelsAss &1s
month.
Lots in Hale siaitiNes eaaAs-.
TO $1.0os.0s. !Tssaaa sassuuse,s-s,
Bile TO D6ScIs6SS ~ -'-'----'
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24
NO NEGRO, ArpOIyTMElyrs

40. NEGRO ApPQll.'LEMESIS
Saesidohteieet Ia SE sSshsd.
nisspoiiss IN the appS atss
groes 70 federal offices in these
states which oppose such appo Mt
mss;TEzcrIs-rrrrryamrrrr-ry
the Roosevelt asscy-S znxSnssx SD
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-15
INCREASE IN
negro insane
AUTHORITIES SAY THAT THIS
is DUE TO USE OF COCAINE.
The State Hospital Is Crowded anc
Still, There Are Many Held in the
County Jail of the State.

JACKSON, Miss, June 15.-There
has been a great increase in the mum
Der of negro insane during the last
year, and many of the county jails
are full Of these unfortunates as there
is not room in the state hospital to
care for them.
Physicians at the insane hospital
unhesitatingly declare that the
growth of insanity among negroes is
largely due to the alarming spread Of
the cocaine habit, and other deadly
drugs. There are other causes, of
course, that furnish a good quota Of
crazy negroes, but the cocaine habit
leads all others, closely followed by
religion, or the nervousness and emo
tionalism that often passes for re-
ligion among members of the inferior
race.
The suggestion of DR.. Nolan Stew
art. first assistant physician at the
Mississippi Insane Hospital, that sep
arate institution be provided for ne
gro patients, is meeting with much
favor among members of the legisla
ture, and will be one of the import
ant topics brought up for considera
tion at the January session. DR.. Stew
art recently advanced some strong
arguments showing why the races
should be separated at the institution
and it is highly probable that his
ideas will be adopted by the law
makers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-15
The TOMBIGBEE
WAS VERY HIGH

JACKSON, Miss, June ia strik.
ing illustration of the extent of the
recent floods in Mississippi, says the
Jackson News, is furnished by the fact
that a steamboat ascended the Tom
bigbee river as high as Fulton, the
county seat of Itawamba county. 1t
was the first time in fifty years that
a steamboat had ascended to that
point, and the vessel made the jour
ney and return trip in safety. A
strong effort is being made to induce
congress to grant an additional ap-
preparation for the Improvement OF
the Tombigbee and make it navigable
as far north as Columbus for twelve
months in the year.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-15
LANDS LIE in FORREST,
LAMAR AND PEARL RIVER
Total Acreage Over 25,ooo Acres of
Standing and Down Timber Which
Is to Be Paid for on Sliding
Scale.

A deed which has been filed at Pop
larville, Pearl River county and Pur-
Wis, Lamar county, has been filed in
the office of the chancery clerk of For
rest county made between w. D.
Hudson, ]. B. Fain and W. G. Day, of
New Orleans, the owners, the Wells
Lumber Company, of st. Louis, Mo-,
the buyer and Wyatt H. Ingram. Jr,
of New Orleans, the trustee.
By contract dated March 4, 1909,
entered into by T. M. Miller and J. B.
Fain on behalf of the creditors of
Camp & Hinton company with Samuel
H. Fullerton and associates it was
agreed that Miller and Fain should en-
deavor to acquire the property of Camp
& Hinton Company, including its lunl-
Der rights and lumber lands, saw
mill plant, railroad and all equip
ment and appliances used in and about
its lumber manufacturing plant and
near Lumberton and being all the
property Of said company in the hands
Of the Hibernia Bank and Trust Com
pany and c. w. Robinson, receivers of
Camp & Hinton company in the suit
Of ]. T. Jones VS.. Camp & Hinton com.
pany to sell the standing and down
timber on the lands of Camp & Hinton
company to Samuel H. Fullerton and
associates or a company formed by
them upon the terms ard conditions
and at the prices mentioned in said
contract.
For the purpose of carrying out the
contract Samuel H. Fullerton and as
sociates formed the Wells Lumber
Company and assigned to the Wells
Lumber Company the coTtract in an
ticipation of the agreement being
made, is already in possession of the
Camp & Hinton property.
Under the contract the Wells Lum-
Der Company agrees TO pay for the
stumpage of all timber by it to be
felled and all lumber now down, cut
and removed from the lands, at a min
Continued on page eight.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-15
GOULD TRIAL IS
NAUSEATING
SOME RACY FACTS BEING
BROUGHT OUT IN DIVORCE
CASE.
Abandonment Will Be the Only Issue
in Suit Against Millionaire, Which
Out Leaves Out "Buffalo BILL

NEW YORK, June 15.-Abandon-
ment will be the sole issue upon
which the separation case, brought
by Katherine Gould against her hus-
band, Howard Gould, will be decided.
This ruling was made late yesterday
after the plaintiffs counsel rested
its case. This sweeps away several
phases of the case, notably, cruelty
and non-support. 1t is a partial vic
tory for Howard Gould.
The court held that the abandon
ment charge might not hold unless
the plaintiff is able to show that
Howard's stipulations for reconcilia-
tion with his wife were unreasonable.
This will be argued today.
Mr.. Gould was excused after three
days searching cross examination.
George Gould, the defendants brother,
then testified.
Inasmuch as the abandonment
charge is the only one to 3e consid-
cred, there will be no further men-
tion of Buffalo Bill, Big Hawley, the
former convict, or Ed Shoalb, a re-
puted gambler. But it still leaves
the open question of Mrs Colds old
fashioned photo of a young woman
sitting on a white horse with a cir
Gus tent background. She failed to
positively identify it, saying sit is
hardly fat enough IN me-"
The picture was introduced in an
attempt to show alleged relations with
Buffalo Bills circus.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-15
YEARLY CUT 3O,OOO,OOO FEET.
OFF CAMP HINTON LANJ
FORMED IN STATE

JACKSON, Miss, June 15.-The fol
lowing new corporations have been
formed in the state within the past
few days:
Brandon Machinery and Lumber
Company, Brandon, Rankin county,
capitalized at $4,000; w. F. owen
Victor Martin. Forrest Smith and 9th.
ers.
Newton Chamica1 Company, New
ton, Newton county, capitalized al
$4,000; J. N. Harrison, ]. F. Wilder
T. V. Calvin, and others.
Wade-Hobbs Hardware Company
Greenwood, Leflore county, capital
lied at 100000; G. A. Wade, B. NJ
Hobbs and others.
Reynolds Tile and Drainage Com
pany, Greenville, Washington coun
ty, capitalized at $4,000; T. P. Rey
nolds, w. A. Everman and others.
R. F. Darrah Lumber Company, Me
ridian, Lauderdale county, capitalized
at 100000; R. F. Darrah, S. Eastland
and others.
Natchez Publishing Company, Nat
chez, Adams county, capitalized a
$4,000; w C. Martin, c. R. Byrnes
E. A Enochs and others.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-15

Scott had not been formally deliv-
cred to the penitentiary authorities,
and it looks very much like he will
have to work his way back to Missis.
sippi in order to serve his three-year
term, for Sheriff Wray, of Bolivar
county, declares that he wouldn't
spend thirty cents to get him back
from Chicago, and the penitentiary
authorities feel almost the same way
about 1t, for Scott is a one-legged me-
gro and would be of little service to
the state as a laborer. Even with sum-
mer excursion and homeseekers' rates
in effect, 1t would cost a nice piece
of money to send a sergeant after
Scott, and the prison authorities are
very much opposed to the proposition
to send him the money with which
to purchase a ticket.
1t therefore seems that if the negro
prefers the Mississippi penitentiary to
the city of Chicago, he win have to
beat his way back home. Further
more, the authorities believe that the
experience will be good for him; that
II he is compelled to walk all the way
from the Windy City to Jackson on his
peg leg he viii not be tempted to
again act foolish by leaving three
square meals per day and comfort
able place TO s1eep.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-15
DIR. A. NJ. NEWMAN and
SILAS REYNOLDS DEAD
Lennox and Ernest Newman, Herbert
Applewhte, a Man Named Boyd
WOunded@Troops Hurried to Scene
to Prevent Trouble.

MEADVILLE, Miss, June 15.-As
a result of a street fight late yester-
day afternoon, growing out of the
Newman-Pritchard feud, two men are
dead and three perhaps fatally wound
Ia The casualties are:
II THE DEAD.
DR.. A. M. Newman, Chancery Clerk
and leader of his clan.
siIas Reynolds, allied with Prich-
ards.
FATALLY WOUNDED.
Herbert Applewhte, lawyer allied
with Prichards.
Lenox Newman, son of the Doctor,
broken leg.
- Boyd, allied with Prichards,
shot in the head.
Company II from Brookhaven on
the order of Governor Noel arrived
here last night for fear that there
might be further trouble and two
more companies were ordered to be
in readiness.
Judge Wilkinson and District Attor-
ney Wall also came here. The pres
ence Of the militia had a quieting eff
feet especially upon those who have
nothing to do with the feud, but were
afraid they might be drawn into one
side or the other.
DR.. Newman, who always went
heavily armed was driving in his
fAgy down the main street yester-
shYNltemoon, about 8 O'Clock, and as
l. NCssed the Butler Building a shot
was fired at him from a secOnd-story
window He jumped out of his bug
av and got out of range under a shed.
As he reached this place he was met
by Applewhite and Reynolds, who
opened fire on him, which he return
ed Dr. NeWman's sons came to his
rescue, and Boyd and some others
Joined Reynolds and Applewhite and
a regular pitched battle with Winches-
ters and revolvers was fought out to
finish When the smoke had clear
ed away. It was found that nearly
every one who had participated in
the fight was wounded. DR.. New
man had evidently been killed by APP