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New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
TOPICS OF THE STREET

r>oPFIG% ADINC.-Foreign houses were not
sctive in the Local market. dealing IN less than
i've thousand shares. about evenly divided between
Gales and purchases. In London the general mar
Ice, vs. o,.iet closing heavy though not weak IN
-Fe early operations consos and most other issues
we're firm and no uneasness was reported in fnan-
cisl circles the Turkish situation. Call money
was unchanged from last weeks easy level. and
discounts declined the low level Of 1905 The
south African gold offered in the open market
secured by the Bank Of France, but cable advices
indicated thai the whole amount would 20 10 Wen
"a Paris exchange on London was unchanged Bar
gold a London was up sd.
TELEGRAPH STOCK DIVIDEND.-The direc-
tors Of the Mexican Telegraph Company have de-
rijed issue I.50o shares Of capital stock on
lime ! next, a % per cent stock dividend. 10
STa-efolders Of record on MAY - The stock
vii participate in the July dividend. Fractions Of
sFa-ss VIII not participate in dividends For the
r7roose Of enabling shareholders TO obtain certif-
caes for full shares the company will buy or sell
fractions Of shares Of stock al the rate Of $50 for
: fuu share. This agreement is TO be open from
NAY Il TO August !, 1913.
WOOL. IMPORTs--A reflection Of the increas-
ing strength OF the textile situation is presented
IL the gain IN the imports Of Wool at Boston at
which point than one-haf OF the foreign wool
consumed in this country is entered. Total imports
50 this month at Boston nave exceeded al pre-
oeding records, amounting TO something more than
3.9cle0 pounds. against 7.@@"U pounds Tor the en-
tire month Of April last year
RAILROAD EARNINGS.-Gross earnings Of
seven railroads reporting yesterday for the third
,eat IN April showed total gain as compared
with the corresponding period year ago Of $780,
sSs Missouri Pacific presented the greatest i'm
r-overnent its increase amounting 10 Sl5SJ)0 max
ffcs gross for the third week increased Ss5vb and
from July increased S2.5l262S-
ATCHISON'S MARCH EARNINGS--The AIchi-
.o- Topeka & santa Re Railway reports for the
month March gross earnings Of SS2IZ,a- an IN
crease of Ss7l.9g over the same month year ago.
and loss from the same time IN ~. OF Sol,Soo
&er earnings increased $536.26I over 1905 agaiIs'
aD increase Of SI76,949 over 1907
APPLICATION TO LIST.-Applicatiou has beer
sEs - rbe stock Exchange TO list 10000 addi-
r5o7al first consolidated mortgage per cent bonds
i the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. and S-o"N-
E~,a-1l- l--ai
~ The Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Railroad
NEW OFFICES OPENED-Potter. Choate &
Prentice opened yesterday their new banking ohces
- ne +jrs+ Office floor Of the National City Bank
r2--fS47E No 81 Wall street, New York
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. April 2G. 1909.
COT-T-FF-I, was notice oay p the grfLee
estimated that notices for the Ge-
I,~erv Of about issued Their ClTcu.a
lion caused some further May evening part ~ "I
was in the shape switching from MAY 10 july az :"
onts ureniura May and OF which uoH the FORM
Of selling IN open market OferinEs however W.
veil absorbed. market ruled EeflsrAlIs
were reported 1850 The market opened Sieily
unchanged advance points with
months relatively spite of the notices ana the
advance was encouraged by the firm showing OF ,A-
F-ench market hour Of the local opening
was a. higher and held this advance 10 Je
T5avra and apparent willingness Of Leading trade
everything delivered on contract s
situation special feature and evidently i"
inr mad developed weekend 20 create fresh
nnv change receipts primary points continued
market spot coffee quiet, but si'a4y
ranging from about AHS&c for Rio \" J.
The demand the interior is said 20 be comparatively
light undoubtedly shown some falling on slFl@
import duty rohe- SLACK
ered and warehouse deliveries running large
nov they in March The total warehouse Dc
United for the week were - i'
bags against week and 1922 bags last
yeer he former New York had 3l+H bags
roints during the week follows Total Clea!
Is e00 including 26on bags 20 t'
United states 1000 bags to the cape the River
Plate coast of South America steamers
z santos clearances 1000 tags. 81 70 the Cape. the
T2fyer Plate and Of South America. VIC
United 1000 bags Eahla
Clearances, $50 bags The receipts
al Rio and Santos $1,000 bags against
SO 600 bags week s. 900 bags last year and 2o1Op
years
The range Of prices IN the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


REANS AND PEAS-Recepts to-day .039 bags beans
rr rer Is 80 lightly supplied with domestic white
beans thar there is very firm feeling Late Joobing
49, ~ rhoiCe marrow pea have been at 81 60 and II
ylnId nov be difcult shade that ngure Foreign are
steady particularly the pest
grades Red kidney held with little more conhcehce, e.
have changed appreciable extent as
o. o. ScSfcb peas are sl0v, IN buyers favor We
ouoe. BEANS choice. per bush q o 1=aS eD
Good 9IaS2 do medium. choice. 81 559
e. ~. do Tea choice 81 - aus2 co. do imported mar
- 1rdS2 so pea 81 2GpS2 30 do medium SIG
So 20 white kidney choice s. g o 20 fair 10 GOOD
kidney choice 81 4oa - 42tz do com
good Al gyqS2 20. yellow eye. choice. So 45dS3 So
F,r rIrtle soup. So 25s2 30; lima California
rboSe 50 eoaS3 PEAS. Scotch bags. bush s. o. Il
Gs2 10 A. e-o ,,-.. -r-.4a ,,,-yaa
reIfv vel to-day Most Of the buyers needed stock Tor
safe operate al the decline OF
sstrda, sales of creamery specials ct 27G
S7L.r and there too many OF these Extras
hoght @ occasionally 6sc anc ordinary to good 9usI-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

C-Lfcago Ar~n o6-Wheat prices declined still
further to-day from the low point touched during
the severe slump Of last week, the July delivery
dropping 20 81 052t a busheL The market closed
weak at net declines Of 24c To He Corn and oats
closed firm and provisions weak
The fresh break in wheat prices occurred during
the last half Of the day and caused the July deliv-
cry to sell off precisely &c from the high point OF
the session At the same Tune lne NAY OpIOh ue
CIined 24sc, and the September z-sc- There was a
mild rally from the bottom on covering by shorts'
but the market failed 70 display any great EsslsS
ance and closed extremely dull An unexpected ad-
vance OF 1l+c 10 2sc Al LLVerpooI inspired conslue
able DGlllsh sentiment az the opening OF the mar
ket here, initial quotations showing gains OF Sc 70
llsc May being at 81 20ll 10 81 2 and July at - u.s.
TO 81 0S@l Continental markets. however were a.
lower. and this fact somewhat discredIted the
strength AT Liverpool, and also damped the aTdor
Of bulls The market appeared 70 lack 4eac!er-
ship. and when the opening demand was sdtisled
trade developed into a dragging dualr, alLhougn
prices for d time held within the opening range
Excellent weather for the growing crop n TINS
country seemed TO overoaIance all other inru-
s1r.s ircIIdf0p liberal decreases in the
passage and in the visible supply IN Jne Inlleu
States Sellers became more aggressive late IN th9
day. and in the absence OF centra-zed support Ils
market became very weak. May declining TO 81 ls3s
and JULY 70 8 05a. Much OF the selling was OF 4
stop loss character \ neavy tone Preyalled % tnS
remainder OF the day. May Closing a >--'ls anu
Although the break IN wheat caused some weak,
ness in the corn market fot time, prices IdLlied
sharply. owing 20 brisk general demand, me MI
ket closing strong at net gains for tIr Qd+ OF -
TO &c. compared with Saturday s nnal qI'ydIlL-
Continued light receipts improved S-lpLli.s @ lsL ~
ana the depleted condition Of stocks In store ners
were the factors that created tn7 n
/ strength Weather conditions were T7P-Lt7- TPt -; -
/ being generally favorable for pantlnS- during ne
! day May sold between 6s7sc and 5t-sc ana closed
/ An 6fHciaI prediction Of much colder weather for
Minnesota the Dakotas and sections further SCUM
80 hgf1sr effect on the oats market and prompt
ed considerable covering by shorts VINO feared sLs
! d-oo ir temperature would further delay seeding
Sga-f1r= re market el1s=d fru at uer gains OF
/ Ic 10 I-c. compared with -Ee previous close
| Provisions were weak because ~ uneXpectsdly
liberal receipts II live hogs ar al. Ngss-H -, h
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
OTHER MARKET+BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago April '26-CATTLE- receipts -S.oo cs e. -
market Is 2Jc steers. 500 - -
e hefers So s5G 50. bulls So % 50 % ,,@s
s. q 81. stockers feeders - 80 2 p 5dc Tovr-
e. choice heavy shipping, 81 3o@SI % bGteas S-1zs
r. s. 50. light 81 10d 81 20 cholcE L,fir
s. 30. packing. s. 20 81 p. pigs 50 = %
~ za'es 81 fIIsT - SHEEP-Fs FsecelDts -.
% g Tfaf 1qrErt steady sheep 50 IJ 50 10' amps
s. InG 81 - yearIiugs, - - r. S 20 : ea4
f-5-cfDratf April CATTLE tteceipts 80
head. active fair 10 good shippers. s. - q 50 - -
won s. 80 a s. - HOGS-Receipts- a64s. quiet. -
mon SITsG SHEEP-Itecepts - heil' 9'0S'
s. - n s. -. lambs steady s. % Q - -" ooo
East Rur4lo April 2G-CATTLAs-- elp-s' 80. 49,
ragd. heavy IOd15c lover o.leFs 81.
and strong 10 Toe higher prime steers So e 49, -
shining gtI Sc 30 butchers = = 7 - =
81 q So. cows 81 s. -. bulls 81 % g = =, s.
and feeders - 81 stock hs!fers. s. - e -
cows ard sprfrcers So s. higher. So p St~' h1s
closing slow and &c lower HOGS-Ftecelpts. -
head fairly active and 20 ijc lowe 1eaS- -s
mixed. s. so q s. 20. forSers- = - e. =:
sea s. 10 roughs, 81 500 S. 81. stas- :, j',. p
fafries STaS7 So SHEEP AND LAMt5S-tSeI lp -,
i 900 head. sheep steady lambs l''c tVel' 49,
lambs active. heavy lambs ar1 sAe~p silN' -
81 500 s. 40; vearlings. So 1Sd =" gee S'-'S
& 90 ewes s. 800 70 sheep mixed, So - ooo
April -6-''A TILE Fte'el pls- 1-l
head including ZOO Southerus- market toE . s.ess
1Jc lower others steady 70 WeaN- lJ-o -EIc5
s. - l s. 70 western s. I|G So 20 ss
md feeders s. eo- southern steers -
Sc -. Southern cows. s. - 81 native co's 90
s. -. native hsiF-rs 81 - r. s. go, bulls % -
market r5c 81 1n bulk OF saes. 20 %
81 10 heavy s. 81 90 packers ana
81 q0d 81 10 light Sc 81 % pigs - t9e 80 ~
SHEEF-Recepts 9og7 head rl9rz- = Ia. rs,b-
ers > s. r - 70 s.ocSs-s and tsedsIS
Sc 5GT s. -. Texas rnu-t0ns. 81 % n 50 ,''-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27

COTTON-The cotlon market showed m0Te 0F -oss
NERVOUSNESS to-day and times fluctuations
irregular but the general ruling Of the market
firm May making a high record Tor the
season The steady advance az l5n
he opened firm at advance OF
Q112 uonrs IN cables expected
during he II 12d16 points
igter month shorts who
fanded bu.i manipulation OF MAY and July. and bull
suurGrt wrich encouraged by talk of decrCaEed
acreage Georgia too much rain IN the eastern belt
belt. and idea that the
arranged without threat
Of complications Realizing the advance
beaz-v but az within EGlb
ronts of closing Of Saturday, the market
business he
coming more scale until prices reached
q net advance = 1921 points. with May selling al
10 Gle months did not quite reach the previous
Ligb record and 4G5 points Of from the
,cS TIE late advance aided By reports of firm
continued shorts and
might after all be uupro-
Saqed short interest contracts which are now
local stock cotton
e-naii one and no evidence material shipments
direction markets officially
Ior,ej were unchanged nc higher Very light scat
- rafrs vere reported IN the Southwest
5 while there rather heavy precipitation az east
arn points 80, ,--, ---,--. -. a.
follows
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool ADril 2j-CIosins: WFiEAT-Spote-Ss22 = =
futures easy Nay = ozs-.
July S7sd. September s. I'D COENSpot nrIr Is
Galveston. - I'D futures q11.
MAY. nominal. July. IS 4lsd PEASCoraI9n IEIi -
FLOI-R-VfTter patents strong Sos fttlFS n I1
don Pacifc COAST steady f21i8 HEh-E-s1Te S-s-n r
mess Gulrt los Cd PORk-Prlrle mess, " eslsI-'
steady. HAMS-Short cut u 70 10 10 hrn 9Ss. s5
BACON Cumberland p q go n strong ofs
short ribs 54s 3D. long cear
light. =, sJrCE7. @5s Sd long clear
eavv T. 80 r strong 50; short clear backs 10
10 52s. clear bellies u - 10 70 stfo.s 81
LDEPS-Sguare. II TO l5 70 sJrcns- 4os 81
Prime Western. in rerces strong 9-S %
J4s Sd CHEFS E-a -
e-esr ,rf-e 4-r1 SOS ca do ~olJred 66s TALLCW
Prime steady. TtRPENTlN stSs1y
rs sd PGSTN--6'oun01 steady, S 4isd PEItO5Ss-IA
-Fefned steady. 1iad LTNSFFU GIl--F1rrn- IS %
Pf-tsburg 25-CATTIsE-Eteceipts talri t1Ne,ss
choice S6 40GS6 so prime, IS 1OGSs 30 sHEEEsappIS
fair. steady sheep higher lanhs; prime NsLl
srs s5qS5 10. cuIIs So jIS5; lambs SO
( calves J0GS7- HDtIS-HeceP PTS
f-v-er r-fr1a heavie= 81 6jGST 20, mediums. - %;
beavv WORKERS s. JO6ST Workers. STSI 20; pigs
T5GS6 r8uEhs S. 70
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27

--r>c-7Hc London market higher
toay wth pa qud al il23 l5s and fa'.es .s al et ttt
Is g "a oa s 5 @ HAG Sss fas as6e | IN L5aa S ~a
spot quoted i57 is Cd and futures a, ts 's OIL e ne
TO- u: a@ a, ~ So II Gi ana casting
Al 337 = 5 SOC IEAD"as ?. 81 aiS5r. a. tl1 - 1s -
but unc5angsd at 2oas % sFfLTEK Was uncaanss4
a. a. 20 l a % IN iRSH-Was une6anEed ne Ion
don market Win Cleveland warrants quoted at as I'D
foundry Northern quoted al SO 19S1n @ . laS ASS' r
change ag ena enfaRss @ 5g si5sI 5a g Nay SIS
S15 a. June sl5qSI5 - July zl%aSl3 - AGEgsi go
Sa,aI g&l2 20 sisasi6 S 5o Beser1l-- sl5asia %
Mos AND .ss1 sfh1 alt fay asTSs e at u6Saas
prices Quotations to,.2w Ne" '.fss Ti!5c 9
g2 mon I 1-e far 16g2oc gooa 1920. prime 2a25r:
oil sassP lover @ eaas ss sas ssS (,
months "eTy Eel : ~ coo IBIS Of Jlly at > 7ga
$50 and 7oo bbls Of September at 97go. Refined Pc
export domestic consgmnon L4nsesd o., vas Iie l
changed We r fa's T fbiiaielrhia 45s' baiE 4o5c
rsflea cases York 1890; PhiIadelPhia 10 SOC
deiphla @95c: bulk @ white cases Ts~ York YORK
crude 447a354c. prime sumner Eello", April, aS3g g
5Goc. May 557q23sc July gaG SOC sep'sgTl Ss a S
prime white 672a5 s5r. prime winter yeiioW- ',a5aog 81
town raw. $4,000. Calcutta raw. 75c' LARD OIL 50
rKovIsroNsThe sayer Of egrG & and Fl fresh ss,Rs fCs
products continues 70 PTorrls'nate as ngh as ]
frber weakness in feeding sus Receipts II live hogs
10 rcak front The total Western receipts amounted
to 5000 which chicago had 5oo0o Kansas city
sls 5oafIo family, *1naS2o short clear $Ia '9as2l 80
So 90 packet So 5oaS1s mess S2I 5oa$22
46Gs-Fasv Quoted: Bacon 95sc iSo n 9'sc. $50
e4 l4o h e1.e; pigs i9 cT lo MEATPiesa rs p f6
gI IL n loale i n i2 G g3le Picked 6aafs5 5a4s
Middle Western To- 5oa 70 6oc city iardEBareIy sieadv
quoted at l95' & lni1nent EESa IIc raz Kegs
! Quoted q 7AmSlsC STEAR
me Steady quoted: oeo. 129.@lSc; city lard sear-
RICE-The market for rice steady locally. firm
quite good quotations follow: SCREENING az1"'t
sc prime =. it &c choice Ga6isc head japan 81.
4c Patna and Slams. 5aGise; Java 5iac RangooH "a
sUGAR-The market for refined sugar was steady
Sugar Refining Company will offer 10 the trade crystal
n cartons. packed in cases 60 cartons
price crystal domino in Th cartons
The following less and per 100 N from tnEoiSe
crystal domnos in cases containing 90 n car TONS
tons 46c Eagle tablets 5S5e; crushed
575c; mould 4 54ec. cubes Eagle 3Ib bags powdered
dered powdered and coarse powdered 5l5c fruit
powdered O5c Eagle coarse and extra hne Eranuade
bags do 585c: am DO 30c n bags do. 2JC;
standard granuated end diamond A s oo@c 3 con
fectoners' sc; no J. hr No Z .6c N9s ana -
/ No 9 4Oc: 10 10 35c No H. 430c. No u 25c; No
IL Doc. Nos 10 and l6 42Oc. Withdrawn The LonaQh
P and MAJ we're quoted at los Cd The local market
day $4,000 hags Cuba centrifugal sugar was
eaf eiet o eqaaI to saszc dutv Later, however
limited quantity Of Porte i,eo sugar was d soro more
Clha sugars were offered 2-c for prompt and May
shipment & %ieh %grf we're sugars n1r e lest cenrifuga WITH
ns-ovado So 3i5c, and molasses sugar 80 test
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27

cotton quiet and -
,ir+s higher al 10 90c middng upland and j. lac
7gd5i3nR Gulf with sales Southern spot markets
yare teiegfaFhed follows: Memphis steady and un
srsd AZ IOsc sales 1900 bales. st Louis firm and
unchanged al 1910. sales POS bales Charleston seaay
Hfphar IOlkc. 2.foo bales NllfIIlR
80 Galveston STEADY ana &c
49, AZ lose: sales 1880 bales Houston STEADY and
1ozkc. sales bales. Mobile hrfn and
se.a+rsd Al 1Oc; sales. 30 bales. Savannah Holiday
Ss o. and unchanged l01.c; sales. 2h2 bales
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
THOMAS w. LAWSON.
Boston, April p, 1900.

Boston, r127
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda
wenngHe stock short nd th WI an buy
edb 10 rIpl T1h from Paine
fad mh he the
.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27

October So 45 December. SO *; March So 51is;
10 e. SO No s. 20 No 3. - lVi reJS-t@- - ~
+rTN0TfIY~ Prime 81 50 ALSIKE-PriHe 8
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
North Butte, Utah Copper
Nevada Consolidated.

eInot tmcr
bButo anpowafhm interests sane
,TtC prndNu ( yeEErd
Since the. iron a
pf1 rgd c
his Tavn cha been -
+Itadn harm the price O
Idrb bw
remained in t
than hen b hHp I5ees
nfe eraph reprnbhn n been ~O
n1fcr I ua nov
fde Lake IN op n y
ada
r manager
THOMAS w. LAWSON.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-02
GULF & SHIP ISLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
General Passenger Department.
Passenger Service.

General Passenger Department.
Passenger Service.
MAIN LINE.
No. 5. No. 8.
Lv. Jackson. -. 500 a. m. 3:35 p. m.
Lv. Hattiesburg 9:43 a m. 7:15p.m.
Ar. Gulfport. 1890 p. m. 1000 pm.
No. 4. No. 6.
Lv. Gulfport. ..7:40 a. m. 4:15p.m.
Lv. Hattiesburg 1890 al m. 1888 p. m
Ar. Jackson. 80. IL: 50 p m. 1850 p. m.
Columbia Division (via. Silver Creek
and Columbia.
No. 1O1. No. 1O2.
1920 a. m. Lv Mendenhall Ar. 1925 p. m.
1870 p. m, Ar Gulfport Lv. 2:45 p. NJ
No. 100. No. 10.
2:30 p. m. Lv. Jackson Ar 1906 a. m
6:20 p. m. Ar. Columbia Lv. 500 a. m.
Connections at Jackson, Hattiesburg
and Gulfport with all lines.
For further information, apply to,
THOS. P. HALO,
Second Vice-Pres., Gultport, Miss.
Effective April Il, 90.
Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City
NoRTH8oUND.
No. IA arrives 11:53 a. m.
No. 16 arrives 1928 D. m.
SoUTHBoUND.
No. 10 leaves 6:15 a. m.
M 1h leaves s'4sr I'm
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-02
INSTANT RELIEF FROM
DREAD CATARRH

Why don't you get rid of that nasty,
humiliating disease catarrh?
You can do it if you really want to-
But you cant cure catarrh in a few
days, that's an utter impossibility, be-
cause there is no remedy known that
will kill the catarrh germs in that
short time.
But you can cure catarrh if you will
have a little patience and breathe in
Hyomei pronounced High-o-me) three
or four times a day.
Hlomei cures catarrh by killing the
germs and it kills the germs because it
gets where the germs are.
Hyomei is a powerful antiseptic and
germ killer air; it is made from the
fluid extracted from the eucalyptus
trees of inland Australia, where
catarrh has never existed.
1t gives relief instantly, stops hawk,
ing in a few days and is guaranteed 70
cure catarrh, asthma, Group and bron-
chitis or money back. A complete out
fit, including inhaler costs S1.O0 and
extra bottles of Hyomei if afterward
needed, cost but so cents. Sold by all
leading druggists everywhere.
"Hyomei certainly saved my life and
accord it the credit which II de-
serves and merits. There is nothing
too strong for me to say regarding
Hyomei. Mrs. Ada Napkins. S Cut
ter avenue, Coldwater, Mich. August
%, 1908.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-02
Speech of DR.. R. w. Jones
Presenting Library to BaHleship

old Italy will appear in art and liter
AZURE.
! Standing in sight of the Plymouth
navy yard few days ago, | was filled
with pride when l read the telegraphic
message to your commander, Captain
Fremont, saying: The navy has no sec
tioanl prejudice; it's patriotism knows
no bounds save those of the great
country Such a sentiment thrilled
every patriotic heart and established
feeling of confidence that this great
battleship, differed and manned as il
is, will always bear aloft the flag of
our country with courage and patri-
otto devotion and add new lustre to
the name of Mississippi. The oneness
of name should give US a mutual inter-
est in ach other. We want you to
know better the history of the state
whose name you bear, and we want
you to know the people who are now
making and in the past have made
that name. In the language of L. @. c.
Lamar in the senate of the United
States. IF we knew each other better
We would love each other more"
Our great country is made by the
union and cooperation of states as the
ocean consits of multitude of waves.
guam mare conjuncti, guam fluctus di-
versi.
Therefore we wish to present to you
the record of that historical treasure.
so that you may know and learn your
names greatness and like us be filled
with pride that your noble and grand
vessel, which represents this great
nation on the seas, bears the name of
this one of the states composing this
glorious union.
In 1902 the Legislature of Mississippi
under the plan of DR.. Frank L. Riley,
secretary of the Mississippi Historical
Society. organized the department of
archives and history.
DR.. Dunbar Rowland was chosen as
NV uiiNCsOAb DC utIlSHltQ Ut-
yond expression if l had time to tell
you of his work during those six years
of his Biennial Register, Statistical
and Historical aiding the work of state
officers and praised by the workers in
history in the most enlightened and
enterprising commemorative of this
nation, lifting up the reputation of
our state from charges of backward
ness to one of super-forwardness; of
his researches into the sources of our
history in London, Paris and Seville.
also the portraits of distinguished
Mississippians, such as Governor Clai-
borne, Jefferson Davis, Justice Lamar.
Senators George and Walthall. John
NJ. Stone, Robert Lowry, Gen. Stephen
D. Lee and a host of others.
To the battleship Mississippi and
for preservation in her library. l there
fore, with pleasure. on behalf of the
department of archives and history.
present these five volums.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-02
RAWIs SPRINGS WATER.

Use Ra~ls Springs Lithia Water
and avoid all danger to your health
Delivered once or twce a week to
your home Phone the Rawls SPRING.
Hotel.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-02

MiSCELLANE OUS,

FOR SALE-Lot eight, block three
Ferguson SD of Arledge survey.
Corner of Arledge street and Duke
avenue. Make offers for same to
owner care P. o. box 1854, Memphis,
Tenn. 5-29-tf
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-02
OPTICAL TALK NO. |.
YOUR EYES

are most OBEDIENT SERVANTS.
They may complain, but will patiently
toll on in your behalf. They will
stand more abuse than any organ of
the body; but when, through constant
neglect and rough usage, their delicate
adjustment becomes disturbed, how
quickly the servant becomes the mas
ter. How utterly helpless you are
without your eyes. Let us attend to
your eye troubles. Call today. Do it
now.
F W. QUEEN, Oph. D.
Optical Specialist.
Polk Building. 10 East Pine st.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-23
pssfnsss Cannot De Cured

BY local applications. as they can
not reach the diseased portion OF the
ear. There Is only one way 90 cure
deafness. and that Is by constitutional
remedies Deafness d caused by an
inhamed condition OF the mucous lin.
ing OF the Eustachian Tube. when
this tube Is inhamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing
and when Il o. entirely closed deaf
ness is the result and unless the in.
iammation can be- taken out aud this
tube restored Go its normal condition
hearing will be- destroyed forever.
nine eases out OF ten are caused hy
catarrh. which d. nothing but au ON.
lamed condition OF the mucous
surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF deafness caused by
CataTThl that cannot be- cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir.
Culars. free.
F.J. CHENEY a CO. Toledo, o.
Sold b. druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor cOnsti.
patton.