THOS. L. EVANS, “
nRUQQIST . . .
Star Drug 1 Store.
Vnaah Ttninva Toilet 3 ip, Psrtumsry, Sponges, etc. Try Brans’Liver Regulator
JfrßaU JJrUgyS a sure cure tor sllsU diseases of the Urer.
and •fPrstorlptionscompounded day oi Slight. Orders by mall prompt
VTarl inf non ly attendodio.
IYLBuICIIIoa. Turpentine, Paints, OUa, Etc.
Soda Water and Finest Syrups.
THE SEA COAST ECHO.
0s to red at the Bay St. I-on Is pogtofflos as eec
ood-olsss mall matter.
CBAS. O. MOBKAU, KDITOB AMD CaOCBIKTOR.
Subscription; |1 per annum, iu advance.
CHICAGO: Repreaentod by Lord A Thomas,
<5 Randolph slroot. ——
HHW YORK; Hoprosontod by Rowoll A Cos., No.
Id Bprnoo slroot.
PHILADELPHIA: Represented by ;N. W. Ayer
A Hon, Times Uulldlng.
Published svorySaturday. Subscription, SI.OO
par annum.atrlotly In sdvsnee. No pay, no paper
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE NO*.
Office, 3-j. Residence, 3-3.
Lottlsvllls A Nashville R.R. Schedule.
Takes effect Sunday. December l,ltoi.
south bound—Arrive:
No. I—limited paasengor, dally liUpni
tfb. S— Pant Mall, dally. s::n a m
Ho. s—Past Express, 4:18 pm
No. t—Coast, Ltd. dally, ex. Sunday,..l:lo a m
north BOUND—: Arrive.
Mo. S—Kastmall,dally. 8:87 p ro
Mo. 4—Limited passenger, dally, 10:41 am
T4o. #— Limited Express B:SS am
Mo. B—Coast, Ltd. dally ox Sunday 5:54 p in
JOHN A. GREEN, Local Agont.'
a —1 1. - .. :
CITY OF BAY ST. LOU I*. MI3B.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 4, 1901.
CITY ECHOES.
Season’s greetings are to you, now wo
Write it Nlneteen-lwo.
(n search of a rnoro prolific field lor his
business, H. Cahlhf hits moved to Gulf
port, accompanied by bis family.
Merchant Gex most liberally remem
bered his patrons Christmas time with a
bottle of that excellent product, barker's
Rye. for which he Is agent.
The proverbial stark paid a visit during
the holidays to the homo of Mr. and Mra.
W, J. (lux and left a little daughter to
ndd gladness and sunshine to their young
tiyos.
Mrs. J, Kuisccli Is critically 111 at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. R, H. Hoff
mann, on Main atruet. Thu good Indy
bas been 111 fur a long time and It Is fear
ed the tacvllahle end Is near.
Some Interesting and usually artistic
work was turned out during the holidays
at Bailor’s Stadia. It Is is the proner
thing bow to send one's photo with their
“compliments of (he si as -n.”
Mld-ulght mass at the church of Oar
Lady of the Gulf was largely attend nl,
members of alf churches being present.
Vary Uev. Father Blanc delivered an able
and most appropriate sermon.
Much sympathy Is fell lor Mr. and Mrs.
Augustus Rimer In the Irreparable less
which they have eoatalned by the death a
lew days since of their only dsught r
OJivia Henrietta, aged 1 years
‘•So heavy Is the passenger traffic on
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad the
paia few days that nearly every train Is
being operated In two or three sections,”
says the Mobile Register, ''Trains In
both directions are made up of six ur
more passenger and sleeping cars, all
crowded."
At the Masonic Lodge on last Friday
evening the following-named officers, re
cently elected, were Installed: C.
Hurt, worshipful mast -r; John A. Breath,
Senior warden; William Ruhr, junior
warden; Richard Mendes, secretary; J.
W. Waits, treasurer; Will T. McDonald,
senior deacon; Gaston G. Gardebled, jn
nior deacon,
Among the several weddings celebrated
Id the county on Curlstmas I) .y none nag
more Interesting than the union of Mr.
Andrew Meal and Miss Cora Wbltflcid.
daughter of J. W. Whit Held, at Mcbol
son. Kev. W. J. Williams officiating. A
large number of tbe friends of the con
tracting parties Were present.
Late donations of books to the Public
Library have been received from Mi. C,
Beecher, Mias Blank, Mrs. K. J. Bowers,
Mrs, Pearl nubble, Mr. Kohl. Boggs, au
thor of "A Stepdaughter of Israel;" Mrs,
Kdwurds and daughters, Mrs. J. M.
Walker, and from Miss Miggie Graham a
.year's subscription lo The ll 'okworrn.
A press dispstcb from Jackson to ibis
morning's papers urn.ounces the resigns
lion of Hon. W. G. Evans, Slate (Senaii r :
from this district—Hancock, Harrison
and Jackson counties—on aceooni i-f ill- j
Dess, Governor Lnnglnn has accepted I
the same and Issued his writ to tbe elec ;
Uon commisslnuers to tbe three counties
tor an election on Wednesday, Januaiy
IS, 11)02.
The Christmas tree celebration Christ
mss eve at Christ Episcopal Church was
largely attended and passed off In a must
gratifying manner to all concerned. Kev.
I. Tront, the rector, delivered an able
discourse, entitled ‘‘Gold, Eianklnctnse j
and Myrrh." The distribution of toys |
from the tree by Sants Claus, (Imperson
ated by Mr. J. Cowaud), was tbe feature
of tbe evening lo the many children be
longing to the Sunday School class who
wore present.
iRk The Honest Cobbler
y^JL
I examines the “Sole of Honor”
l and * l * s l^e °* Honor, You
f \MK may not know as much about shoes as
¥A he docs, but take our word for it—so
good a shoe as Sals' "R.oye.l Blue" for
so small a price was nc*er offered be
fore. All styles, all shapes, att satis
■m .jg factory kinds of . A
WM leathcrs at wnc I >rice ' 2b Jm*
‘Hfe. jJSjSK I Xtu Hn' rood shoe la bUi b* Soli, Schb & Cos,
For Sale by The Bay’s Mercantile Cos.
■
Political Announcements.
The Sea Coast Echo la authorized to announce
Aloldo Ladner a candidate for re election to the
office or City Treasurer.
The Sea Coast Echo la authorised to announce
James H. Breith a candidate for election to the
office of City Treasurer.
A Donation to the Public Library.
Tne following explains Itself. Miss
Urshsm’s gilt is much appreciated.
Birmingham, Ala., Dec. 94, l(ll.
President Public Library, Bay St. Louis,
Miss. Dear Sir: Miss Maggie B. Graham,
o( nils city, has sent us a subscription to
Tbe Bookworm and ordered It to your
address lor oue year, beginning wltn Jan
uary Ist. Very truly yours.
G, C. Kaki.k, Editor the Bookwoim.
The entertainment, “A Thumping Le
gacy," presented by Bt. Stanislaus col
legians, lor the benefit of the Catholic
church, netted some sixty odd dollars,
Tbe collegians, us usual, disllngul-bud
themselves in a most creditable manner-
Tbe ladles Iu charge of the refreshment
booths were Mrs. John Carroll, Mrs, A.
R. Marl, Misses Lelia M. Evans, Agnes
Shannon, Lottie Cuneo, Nellie Tyler, Jes
sle, Mabel and Cleiny Caxcncuvs, Agnes
Uuisech und Miss Katelle.
The severing of a lr.ll telephone pole
at the Froni street rallrosd crossing enp
pled the telepbune system considerably
all of last week. Manager I), M. Allen
was eipi.il to the oecaslon. He immedia
tely dispatched a force of men to lalmr,
and, braving the cold and rain, they set
to work and In a comparative short time
Usd the network of wires transferred to
uew cedar poles, taller and stronger than
the old ones,
Prof. C. E. Lunsford, principal of the
Bay SI. Louis Graded School, and Miss
Jessie Campbell, daughter of Mr. aul
Mrs. William Campbell, of Claiborne,
tbia county, were married 00 Christmas
eye at the residence of the bride’s pa
rents, Rev. Dr. J. H. Nall, of New Or
leans, officiating. Prof. Cortm-r from
Pass Christian, acted as best man. The
bride was attended by her slater, Miss
Christina Campbell. Mr. and Mis. Luns
ford left the same day for New Orleans
where they spent several daya. They are
domiciled at the pretty Welch callage on
Union street. They have the best wish
es und congratulations of a wide circ'o
of frlenda. In Indio The Echo.
Proposed Oyster Law Drawn Up.
Ililoxi, Jan. I) -Il any one doubt* tbo
oyster matter wi.l be a burning question
before tbs Legiaiutuie t hat convenes next
luenday, be will noun be ninleculv**d.
The Tiim'SoDinnourat corriwpondmit Is ml.
vised that a bill lias been drawn up in thin
city to bo prerteiiioil to I lie I.eglHlahir**,
embodying the wishes of the Awtnry own
ei§. The bill does away with all restric
tions to dredging and throws ull the wa
ters, regardless of depth, up to llie lit
tle steel Usher. The bill forth ir provides
for the appointment by the Governor of nn
oyster eouimission, to be composed of four
persons, whose terms of office shall lie one
two,three and four years,one appointment
expiring each year. This coininiasion is
to appoint an inspector and elect a secre
tary. This inspector is to have charge
of the oyster mailer ami report to the
commission. A license, or fox, is provid
ed for again-teach vessel engaged in the
business as follows; For all boats fiom
one to live ton-, sg. from five to ten
to twenty tons, $7.50. An extra lax of
|1 is asse-sed against each vessel to pay
for the issuance of the license. The bill
further provides for universal license of
•700. lo bo assessed Hull in-t nil canning
factories, und SJB against all shippers of
oysters.
A justice of the peace ai Yazoo City baa
decided that a negro’s bead—the bead of
“Hutting Jim"—is a deadly weapon. Jim
hud been shut And killed by Henry Gor
don on whom be wua advancing with
lowered head, and with a slick in his
hand. Jim hud killed a man gfior Ibis
manner before and this, together with the
redoubtable nature of the negro's bead,
as shown in the evidence brought forth
the judge’s deoi-lon.—Brook haven Lend
or,
DUPRE’S
Livery Stable § Lumber Yard
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Building flaterialy
BHINGLES, brick,
LIME, CEMENT and
Cypres* Lumber. Orders promptly attended to
RING UP TELEPHONE NUMBER 4.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
fbi Kind You Have Always Bought
PERSONAL iNTtROt
passant, and SOCIAL.
Hon. E, J. Bowers registered iu New
Orleans tliiat week.
Mr. John Edwards spent New Yeur’e
day with friends iu New Urlesia.
Merchant John ONoinach whk n busi
ness visitor to Gulfport Thursday.
Mr. Madison M. Jayne, after upending
the holiday" at home, baa gone to Biloxi,
Mr. Klehsid Minolta wua tbe guest of
relatives iu Now Orleans on New Year’s
Day.
Mina Belle Oaoinach left yesterday on u
visit to her brother, Editor Osoinuch. at
Gulfport.
During the holidays Mila Cuueo enter
lalnod from New Orleans her friend Miaa
M.iy Powers.
Mias Ida Matranga spent part of the
holidays in New Orleans, giivsl of Mbs
Alice Onerriu.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Breath and chil
dienspm New Year’s Day with r datives
In Now Ui leans.
Mayor and Mrs. K, E. O’Brien were
among the visitors to New Orleans dur
ing Christmas week.
Mrs. Mnller entertained from New Or
leans on New Year’s Day Mrs. R, Floret)*
tin and little sun.
Miss Ida Landry, from Now Orleans,
was the obarmlng guest of Miss Hamil
ton during the past fortnight.
Cashier Eugene H. Kobt-risof the Han
cock County Bank, spent Thursday at
Puss Christian nu business.
Kiuhard and John Hamilton, collegians
ai Holy (To,", New Orleaii". spent Itm
holiday" under the parental roof.
Rev. I. Trout, o r Bay St. Louis, was
lo re last Sunday and delivered an excel
lent sermon at the Episcopal chinch.
Mr. Emile J. Oex, whole unending the
law department of tin- University of Mis
sissippi at Oxford, was home for the holi
days.
Mr. Lelnnd J. Henderson, general man
nger of the Gulfport Land and Improve
ment Cos., was a liiisinese visitor lo Gulf
port lasi Monday.
Mr. K, C. BalUntine, connected with
the National Contracting Company, of
New Orleans, spent Cliistmas with hia pa
rents In this oily,
M.-s, H. Moreau and Ellss, Eugenia and
George Muller, Jr, returned Tuesday
night, from a stay of several days with
friends in New Orleans.
Mr. James V. Dunbar, the w Ifle-awake
nml progressive manager of the cannery,
spent Christ mils and New Year’s Day in
New Orleans under the parental root,
Mrs. E. J. Bowers and daughter Sallie
returned Thursday evening from New
Orleans, where a successful operation was
perfotmed upon lho throat ol the little
one.
Dr. Roger de Montlnzin, Mrs. C. K. de
Lappe and Misses Adrienne and Alien de
Lappe spent New Year’s Day with their
relatives, Mr, and Mrs. 1.. Ada Montln
zin and family.
Yesterday’s Biloxi Herald: Messrs.
Gleunan, Lopez, Diaz and Stockton will
nn urn this afternoon to Bay 81. Louis lo
resnaie then- studies, after spending the
holidays at home.
Rev. Father A. Ilninmorsbauh, who has
boon visiting Ins heolher, Frof. John A.
Hemmeisbui h n turned to his honio’in CMn
omiisli Thursday night. He was much
miprO'sed with the Ray,
Mr. and Mrs. John Osoinnuh entertain
id si a family dinner on Chiislninsday at
home. The festal Imaid was a long one
and heavily ladenud, The family is a
large one, and the occasion was fraught
with much interest.
Pleasure Parties
visiting the Bay can obtain by ringing up
Hello No. 4. from DUPRE'S STABLE AND
LUMBER YARD,
Tally-ho*, Surrie*, Baggie*,
Saddle Horses, and ....
Electric Launches
for Railing ami moonlight excursions on thu
water, at naif the usual rate. ,
Fire Wood out to store length sold in any
quantities. Hauling of any kind a specialty.
WALTER J. GEX,
ATTORNEY- AT-LAW,
Offlce—Hancock County Bank Building,
Bay St. Louis, Miss.
OR. W. B. ROHMER,
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS,
Residence— Gl.’more Faysrd’s Bouse, Keller
avenue, omor—Mam street, Hancock County
Hank Building. Hours, 10 to 11 a. m., stoap, m.
Cumberland Telephone No. 81.
It. J. TURNER,
Hour, bto physician
and Surgeon,
Office Front, near (Scad
Union Street*. • • •
Phone 85. „ , I Bav St Louis-
Residence—Union Street. I
ii Coe what he want's rig lit
away by calling him
tc the ‘phone!” is an expres
sion often hoard in business
circles.
What do you suppose is
thought of you when it is
found that yon can’t he
reached by a modern meth
od.
A few dollars a year
would place a Telepeone at
your disposal and the service
olio red dy the
Cumberland Telephone
and Telegraph Cos.,
is unsurpassed.
Call Central for particulars.
OAOVOnXA.
Bean tbs fart Ym Haw Ahwys Bwrt
Chancery Summons.
No. Ml.) State of Mississippi,
To Pauline Wegb*:-
You an commanded to appear bofr.e* the
Chancery Court Of the county of Han.-oofe. in
said State, on the fourth Monday In January, *
D. usd. to defend the ault In said court of Ftftr.k
F. Weibf, wherein you are a defendant.
ISeal.l Thin IDth isy of December, A. D. 1981.
E. H. HOFFMANN, Cleric.
CHARTER ~OP INCORPORATION OF tEe
BAY MANUFACTURING CO.
ARTICLR I. ,
Be It Known hr this charter of Incorporation;
Tl at DeWltt Bacon, W. B, Oil than, together
with their associates, suooeaaon and assigns are
hereby created a body politic and corporate, un
der the name and style if the
"BAT MANUFACTURIMI COMPART" •
and as auoh shall hare corporate succession for
the full term of fifty (50) years and hare and en
joy all and singular the powers, rights and pri
vileges granted to corporation! of this character
under and by virtue ol Chapter 2B of the Annot
ated Code of 182.
ARTICL* 11.
The domicile of said corporation shall be Han
cock county, State of Mississippi, and Ita princi
pal place of business shall be located with branch
olHoea wherever nccessaly.
ARTICUI in.
Tho purposes of this corporation *rn the man
ufacturo, purchase and aale of terpentine, pitch,
tar. roHin, naval stores and other products of
wood; the manufacture, purohaao and aale of
u.iarooal; the manufacture and aalo of lumber,
aa well a tho manufacture and aaleof rash .cloora,
Mlnda, trimmings. boxea, furniture and other ar
tlolea made from wood; the purnhaae and aale of
real eatate (necessary for tta bualneaß); to con
duct agennral marohandlan hualneae. In connec
tion with Bold business; and to thla end Bald cor
poration la empowered and authorised to pur
chaae leaae, sell, convey, uae and own auoh real
estate! and Umber In said Htate, as may be neoea- I
aary for aald purpoaea within the limits pres
cribe by Chapter 2fi of the Annotated I lone of
IHltt; to aoqiilre,own construct and operate tur
pentine bums, aaw mills, planing mills, dryers,
and all machinery and appliances necessary In
tho operation of said business, and to construct
purchase, own and operate In connection with
aald business tram-roads, logging rends, sailing
vessels, bargee, steam vessels and other water
craft for tho transportation of tta materials and
products.
ABTICLK IV.
The capital stock of this corporation Is hereby
Hied at tho aum of Thirty 4'housand Dollars
(130,000) composed of three hundred shares ywO)
shares of One Hundred Dollars rl()0) naoh, and
aald corporation Is authorized to begin business
whenever Ten Thousand Dollars mu.ociO) of aald
stock shall have been subscribed, and paid In,
either In money or property,
ABTICLK V
Thin corporation shall have tho right to onant
•uoh Hy IrHWH aa to its stockholders may seem fit.
provided always that tho same do not conflict
with any of tho laws of the State of Mlsidaaippl
with reference to corporations; and tho flame
By-laws may designate tho number of Directors
of said corporation.and may also flx tho •flloes
therein ana method of Ailing same.
ARTICLE .vi.
The enumeration of powers herein shall not he
held or taken to preclude the exercise by this
corporation of any and all powers granted to
•ucn corporations by said Chapter 25 of the An
notated Code of 18W, DRW itt Bacok,
Jan 4-8 t W. B. GILLICAN,
Notice.
I HEREBY NOTIFY all partlen indebted tb
mo on account of my late mercantile business In
this city that I have appointed Richard Mendes
my collection agent. AUO. KELLER.
Bay St. [.outs, Mias., Nov. 30, 1001.
Don’t Take Calomel.
TTPPTni.THE New Liver Medloloe.
takes the pinoo of calomel,
without the evil effects; acta mildly and effectu
ally. Pleasant to take as lemonade; cures ail
liver dlaeaaoH, such as biliousness, constipation,
Indigestion, sick headaches, ©to.; clears the
complexion and prevents malarial poison. Price,
35 cents par bottle. Guaranteed and sold by L.
A. De MONTLUZIN. 7-6
— -y-
r J. BOWERS, W. T. M‘DONALD, D. B. If.CHAFPR
Bav St. Louis, Miss. New Orleans, La
Bowers Chaffe & McDonald,
ATT ORNEY-AT-LAW,
Oflloos—Hanoook County Bank Building,
Hay St. Louis, Miaa., and Rooma E. and F. Mot
rin Building, Now Orleana, La.
Fraction In thn State and Federal Court* of
Mississippi nnd Louisiana.
D. B. SEAL,
A ttorne y-at-la w.
Praotloes In all Sea Coast; Counties. OfDoe
Union near Hancock streets Kay St. Louis.
Gaston G. Gardebled, ,
HAY ST. LOUIS. MISS
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER.
—^—
Contrai-te taken tor .mall and large Jobs. Esti
mates made free, and plana and designs cheer
fully furnished. A liberal share of patronage
solicited, fndcrsleftnt Oardehled’e Drug Slope
will reoolre prompt attention. Residence On
Carroll avenue
L. A. de Montluzin,
CHEMIST | PHARMACIST,
DkALrn IN ——
Drag*. Chemicals and Fatenf Medtotnes, Forfu
mery Toilet Article*, Candles, Speotaolea,
Fishing Tackle, Etc.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
SODA & MINERAL WATERS.
FRONT neat Main Street*.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS
PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY
When in Need of Fire or Store
WO O D
Ring up Telephone No. 70 and your order will be
properly attended to. No delay. Big measure.
Orders taken for Brick©, Urn©, Cement, Whit©
and Yellow Hand, and Charcoal.
CONRAD HICK. Bav St Louis Brick Yard
L. M. GKEX, Agt.,
General Merchandise. Fancy and
Staple Groceries.
Comer Hancock and Washington St*., Bay St
Louis, Miss.
I A FREE PATTERN
I (your own selection) lo every aub
I Hcrlber. Only 50 Ceuta a year.
MAC?ZIH S E#
A LADIES’ MAGAZINE.
A earn , beautilal colored plate* . latest
fillion; dressmaking ccoiiuinir* .fancy
work . household lima, fiction. etc Sub
•criha to day, or. semi c lor laical tuny.
Lady agents wanted Send (or terms.
Stylish, Reliable, Simple, ITjvto
date, Economical and Abaolutely
Perfect-Fitting Paper Patterna.
~M£ CALLanta
I PatWnsW
Al Setmi Allowed and Perforation* show
tke Baiting and Sewing lint*.
Oahr 10 and i$ cents each—none higher.
Aak for them. Sold in nearly every city
and town, or by mail from
THE NoCALL CO..
113-115*117 West 3ht St.. NEW YORK.
Kewe/-ape> '
I
The
Thw-*t ' " C NCW
eomov.: Daily oruns.
DAILY. & LA,
States
Giving
All (An A r mo,
All the lime,
PVotei kvrry ftirt
of the £arth, |l
HH-HH-l-M
| THE SUNDAY STATES
Pnhllehed on Bunder morning. In
• Urao Umllj newepnper. roMelninn
met nood home tenure n I modem
touniellem.
i*—t—l-"t '■ (■■l—l t
THH STATES tn the Olßrl.i Omen ,
el the Cltr of New Orleene, end In
| enr/vhere recognised en |T
I THE LEADING DEMOCRATIC !(l
NEWSPAPER Or THE SOUTH. 1
t-H-M-M-H p
SEMI-WEEKLY STATES. }
Pnhllehed eeeir Toeeder end rndee, i I
ennlnlne e cerefallr eeleeUd ernopeu 11
of (he leteet newc ef (he dm*. I
TURN) or Nil usen IPTIORI
65c I OeiLT STATES. i 7 I
Mourn ( eery Der In the Teer.ln,, ii
gItKDAT gTATS...|I. t e Rwr An.eni it
nuMi-WKKKLT ,1 00 Per Anna ,|
AIX poitaob rasa J
IF YOU Will PUT Jra“l£S!f!iß??a?a
With this fugle yoor throat often it wiU quickly cure * Bore Throe*.
Keep this
fact always fresh in your memory:—
For Cuts, Mashes and all Open Sores, you
need only to apply
ican
* a few times and the soreness and inflammation will
bo conquered and the wounded flesh healed. *
1 To get the best results you should saturate a piece
of soft cloth with the liniment and bind it upon the
•wound as you would a poultice.
25c., SOc. and SI.OO a bottle.
■/PCD AM CVC nu your poultry and nt the very flrrt iign of
neer An CIC un tump, Scaly Legs, Humble foot or other
dieeaeee among your fowl* um Mexican Mustang Liniment.
IM<M<MMM<BB BBBMBBMMMMMCCBBCCMMIBBM—B|
Kildn't you like lo have an Organ in your '
—real rood organ—one that will last a long, ]
ie, ana make the whole household happier 7 ,
have been making high-grade Organa (or 1
ten years, and our instruments are known |
Carpenter
prices, but they are \
lot "cheep" instruments. About the most i
re and unsatisfactory thing you can buy is one '
"cheap" Organs sold everywhere. When ,
r, get something that lasts years and years,
sell Organs at from $25 to S2OO. No matter
tee you fay, the tame high grade it found iu
utrument. Our Organs are handsome out
id the inside, where you can’t see, 1s put
together as carefully and as accurately at a—
Wa sail far cask, sad on taay payatnta to re
liable parties. Wa srll! place aa Instrument la year boa.., as wiener bow tar away you live,
I where yoa caa tail its fin. lose, Bala its fiaa fialtb and compare It with any other [o.trumeat
1 yoa pleau. If yea Ilka It, yen can ktap U and pay far It. If yea don’c Uka It, .cad It back,
I and wa will pay freight charges both ways. Isa’t that lair I Deaas‘l that shew wa have faith
! la our iailruwent, ?
1/ four total dealer dote not hoodie KeliaUe Carfealer Orgaae, and la Bt (at * large
I Ulaalratad ealalof u. aalact aa iaMraaaat ikal taiu you, and than write ua about It
E. P. CARPENTER COMPANY, BRATTLEBORO, VT.\
to SOMETHING YOU WEED
M A Hustler Can Hake •10.00 a Day.
9, 0 t the beat
Forks and Spoons, and In the newest and pret
tieat pattern at Die year, enclosed In a hand
■ awuaoaae. The quality la the heat that money
I and skilled lal*>roan turn out, and aa they are
X plated In the lie.t manner with Sterling Silver,
Lit ®BlWl"ne.onthaß|>artQn*lUyotoniabloateal
O ™*JS e mnj^Vth ll Ro!f r iood**^?
L wew2iM n ifi?ftHa?*fS*BlTaiun^Eu
withJeers’
HKb PQI^ 1 * J W ** ’^rg^Urprtco
Tmiitifg.Bs.,tl Pulwi
OUR STEEL TO•**•
HY6EIA SPRAY OR WHITEWASHES
WATER PURIFYING PUHPS A porfoet *Ur ptuifior.
GASOLINE ENGINES
kMw human your wants direct lo manufacturer!.
(nuuwintnui TEMPLI PUMP CO., CHIOAOO, lULB.
mKVini harvard piano I
When yoa are ready to buy
Bmß I ,or the P rio * charged
j| C -Touch,Tone and Finish Unexcelled
Efijl If not sold by your local dealer, write
Pi*t :*<-paM—H—^jß?Bfi ifrai 118 * or special price.
y& jr / |TM|H Catalogue for the asking.
m!i 1M 8. *. Cor. Fourth
and Ki m street* Cincinnati, Ohio
any invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning the patent
ability of Bume. “ How to obtain a patent ” gent upon request. Patents
secured through ua advertised for sale at our expense.
Patents taken out through u? receive special notice , without charge, in
The Patent Rkcobd, an fllustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted
by Manufacturers and Investors.
Sand for sample copy FREE. Address,
VICTOR J. EVANS A CO*
(Patent Attorneys,)
Eumna Building, - WASHINGTON, O, C.
WHY NOT BUY.TME BEST?'
iiSm fan Made of the best materials.
We also make a full line of
f ****** Vehicles and
COSMO CARRIAGE CO, - Qlen Rock. Pa.
■ — i ' _ ■■■ , r . —t-
1 represent what I have and have what 1 represent. My
STOCK IS COMPLETE
in every department with new and up-to-date goods, and at nr
that will send you home brimming over with satisfaction.
few items': * L 1
Blanket., per pair, from
Comfort., from 00, to „ M
Boy.’ All-Wool Bwctor,
Men’. All-Wool Sweater*, t l 00 to M Rp
The Hunter'. Comfort, aoraethlng new—aoorert waterproof ooat, for ~
Boy.’ Suita, for age. I to 15 yean .....fmmTSo to || n
Children’. Veatee and 3-pleoe Salta, so to M p
A Suit of Underwear, from Mo $: on
Always an immense stock of Men's and Youth’s Clothing on hand
Trunks, Valises and Satchels in all sizes. Men’s and Boy's Hat. s
Caps in all shapes, colors and sizes from 10c to $3. an< *
WORSTED DRESS GOODS
in great Varieties. Brocades, Tricots, Ladies’ Cloth, Frbnch pi
nets and Waisting, Broadcloth, etc., of the latest shades. A Bean?'
ful Line of Deep Mourning Goods. Outing and Fleece Flannel*
50, 6c and 10c per yard. Full-yard wide Cotton 5c per yard '
Special attention is called to my line of Men’s Woolen OvoraKU
well named “The Pride of the Town. ■
Oents’ Furnishings of All Descriptions.
...■mTDa-aagww Us fg*
Jr SHOE CDS namely, Hamilton-Brown, DoughJ’
HIGHLANDCAIffeiCI und Emerson.
‘fIWNMAI^C '/} mm A And remember our motto: “Never
2 i "^ ra B how the goods.’’
Respectfully,
Jos. F. Cazeneuve.
Pkteb Heli.wboe, President. PMOMK sa, Euoenb H. Rob/.bti, CuM*r
J. F. Cazkneuvb, VloePrealdent. PETER Tudurt, Aaalataac Caakltr.
Hancock County Bank,
OF BAY ST LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.
Foreign and Domestic Exchanges Bought and Sold.
Depoalts received from (11.00) ooe dollar upward.
Loans made on approved security. Your aacouot la aoUatted.
DIRECTORS;
Job. F. Caxeneuvk, Jab. V. Dunbar, F, B. Dunbar, Peter Hellwboc, W. J.Poitevent.
E H, Hoffmann, Chas. Marshall. E. H, Robbrtb, H. 8. WIBTOx.
MENDES & HART. " “
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
We give our attention to buying and eelllng. I OFFICE—Ground Floor,
leaning, eto. Propertlea for rent and sale. Taxes I MASONIC BUILDINO, Main atreet,
and Inauranoe attended to. Renta collected. I Bay St. Loula, Mix
A Progressive Printing House For Progressive People!
THE ECHO
JOB OFFICE
The Printing House for years that has done your Printing, is now
better equipped than ever and solicits a continuance of past favors
Commercial printing.^
We print anything and everything from a visiting card to a mam
moth poster. “The Echo for job printing.” Consult us everytim*.
The Echo Job Printing Office,
Front Street, Bay St Louis, Miss.
If you are a user of Power,
no matter how much or how m
little you should investigate
the merits of £>
The Bialceslee Gas and Gasoline Engines.
THE BUKESLEE & CO., *
ffiK^ysaasaasas
aim easy way '
Thmf Sl ? re W^ y t 0 tre at a case of Sonf'
U a tetpoogfcfof "° f Water P ut mto
Mexican Mustang
liniment
■
ment and after doing th! B Mur thoro, if i,l 7 with • “l- I
•round the neck. It is a emts?* “ ,1 * r * P '
25c., 60c. and SI.OO a bottle.
jj MAY BE YOU with • running
‘••Mu.UnEiaiwacut