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Fo.r money at 3 per cent see Sam T.
Miller & Co_
For drugs and medicines, paints,
oils, etc., try Bufku & Cadenhead.
See change in the adveritsement of
the reliable old Phoenix Laundry.
Profit by the sign shown on the
fence in this issue of The Progress.
For building brick don'*; forget;
that T. P. Crymes is the man to see.
FIRE INSURANCE, GASTON.
FIRE INSURANCE. GASTON.
FIRE INSURANCE, GASTON.
Try the Yellow Pine Remedy if
you have a cough or any kind of a
throat trouble.
The Hattiesburg Furniture Com
pany are offering some rare bargain;-,
School hook, and Kb ool «.».!«.
stationery, newspapers and periodicals
at J. T. Lackey's.
in bed room sets.
For tombstones and monuments and
marble work of all kinds, remember
tbe Dixie Marble Works.
FIRE INSURANCE, GASTON.
FIRE INSURANCE. GASTON.
FIRE INSURANCE, GASTON.
Commercial job printing of all
kinds done with neatness and dispatch
at The Progress office.
Carter & Kennedy make another
change in their advertsiement to
which attetniou is called.
Head all the advertisements in The
Progress as they will point you right
if you have trading to do.
Mr. J. D. Richardson of the Silver
Creek Star, is in the city today circu
lating among our merchants.
The Hattiesburg Jewelry Co., Gunn
A; Cook, proprietors, are making daily
additions to their pretty stock.
Remember that Koltnan & Co , of
Mobile, Ala , pack goods tosnitthe pur
chasers. They ship in jugs, kegs, bar
rels or boxes and can put your order up
in quarts, pints or half pints just as you
like. They have whiskey from $1 50
oc 26 6t
per gallon up.
N. B. Blount is keeping up his rep
utation of selling everything at the
lowest live and let live rate.
Miss Mamie Cochran returued home
from New Orleans last night after a
visit of several days to New Orleans.
Logan & Magruder have had a reg
ular avalanche of business this week
and tbe tide seems strong on for
other such week.
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For shelf hardware of every de
scription, stoves of all the best makes,
crockery and tinware, tiy the Hat
tiesburg Hardware Co.
Mrs. O.S. Willet, professional nurse
Hattiesburg, Miss., 'Phone 231—8192m
Mr. G. W. Van, of this city and
Miss Ida Wade of Eastabutchie, were
married at the bride'6 home in that
city this week.
if you have anything to sell or
want to huv anythiug---want help or
a situation, The Progress can aid yon.
Try its want columns.
Wanted
Every wife and prospective wife, in
fact, every lsdy in the city to visit
our plant and see our big Hercules
mangle.
PHOENIX LAUNDRY.
T. M. Ferguson, the real estate
had a dull day of it comparatively !
yesterday, only closing out 22 pieces)
of property which is somewhat under
the daily average.
mail
M. Galbreath can fill
your wants
with satisfaction in the lines handled
by him.
Crockeryware, queensware,
glassware and tinware, candies and
confections are his line®.
FIRE INSURANCE, GASTON.
EIRE INSURANCE. GASTON.
FIRE INSURANCE. GASTON.
Ladies wishing cloaks aud
wraps
should not fail to see the advertise
ment in this issue of Hightower &
Crawford.
They have just received
a large assortment of them
sizes, makes and price*.
in all
A. K. Mcli:;*i h;
•old out three
complete stocks ». -eady this season
and has another one on the road,
can be said without exaggeration that
A. K. has dressed
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out more young
men in fine suits this season than any
one man in
south Mississippi.
8ee Jackson's shoe advertisement
in another place, aud if.you expect . to
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YELLOW PINE REMEDY
WITH TAR FOR
conTr.ni'mi' Hoarsness and many bronchial tronbles which
S J™, 1 th w . Thi8 medlolne win not only cure a
cold and cough, but it will relieve soarness, a tickling sensa
tion of the throat at night, and makes the patient reS?
Our Guarantee.
Fomr doses of ''YELLOW PINE REMEDY'* for ooogha
Tucker-Greer Drug Co.
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resent or any way soon, call and lot
him show yon one of tho largest
stocks to select from ever brought to
Hattiesburg and prices that will sur
prise yoo, they are <o low.
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FOR RENT.
Two tarnished rooms, corner Jack
son and Second street. No one need
apply except those with best of refer
J. M. Powe at Blounts store,
Owing to the illness of Flo Irwin who
was booked for the Auditorium No
vember 9, her managers have cancelled
the engagement
enee.
Capt C. J. Dnrrow after an exten
sive northern trip, covering «*eveial
states, is back home. Captain Dur
io\v's obesity doesn't interfere with
his being about the most actiive Lus*
ine?s man we know of.
Rights For Sale.
Call and see model at work. A pump
water while you stand on
.platform and re adjusts its-lf wnen
yon get off Invented by B Perkins
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oct 29 fit
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Present your sou or daughter
a s : fu C i e , n! y of money to buy a schol
arebip in the MeLendou Busint >s Col
lege and thank The Ptogress in veais
to come for having advised you to do
so.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs
S. C. Tucker deeply sympathize with
them in the loss of their infant
son, Sim C. Jr., who died on the
evening of the 28th at 4 o'clock. The
interment took place today at 11 a.
in., the Rev. I. P. Trotter, officiating.
Massengale & Oliver have got on
their war paint and goods are going
to be cleared out of the way in time
to move January 1. To sum this up
jast as it means it tells that custo
mers are going to have all the goods
they want as >ong as they las' at just
any kind of a price, so see them if
you have the remcest idea of buying.
The recent fire which destroyed the
theater at Harrisvlhe, N. C., destroyed
stage equipments, costumes, and all
properties of the George Fawcett Com
pany, supporting Miss Percy Haswell
in the big production, " I he Favor of
ihe Queen.■' This has necessitated a
discontinuance, for a time at least, of
this popular player's starring tour Miss
Haswell was booked for the Audito
rium November 26.
Apologetic
In consequence of an unusually
large run upon us for advertising
space at the very last hour, much
interesting matter gathered and pre
pared by our reporters especially for
this issue is necessarily crowded out.
Under the circumstances we feel
that those who wil' be disappointed
by it will forgive us.
W. R. McDonald
The advertisement of W.
Donald. Hattiesburg's oldest jewelry
firm, ( being established in 1893), starts
with today's issue of the Progress.
Mr. McDonald deals in diamonds,
watches and jeweliy of every descrip
tion and being thoroughly practical
from loug ycais of experience can
please all who would appreciate
skilled work and. the lowest, prices.
R. Me
Circuit Court
The most important case which has
yet been before the grand jury was
that of J. L Burt, charged with the
murder of B. T. Courtney, in which
a true bill of murder In the firstide
gree was found But was again
plreed in jail, to await trial, without
privilege of bond
A large number of true bills In
minor offences were returned by the
grand jury, and the trial of those in
dicted is proceeding as rapidly as pos
sible.
FOR SALE.
A nice pair gentle broke mares for
sale. Will brim; mule colts in tbe
spring. See me at Elerbee's stables.
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W. J. Barxrtt
New Jewelry Store
On* of tha latest acquisitions for
Hattinburg is the new jewelry store
that has been opened up by Mr. H.
S. Lilius, late of Mobile, Ala., his
plaoe of business being No. 105 E.
Front street.
Mr. Lilias comes to the city highly
.recommended as a skilled watchmaker
practioal jeweler aud opticiiau, and
we ask for him a share of thj public
patronage.
He invites the public to call and
inspect his stock, including those who
wish their glasses fixed, as he makes
a specialty of this line of work.
Phoenix Laundry's Enterprise
Mr. A. E. Porter, constraction man
of the Watkins Lanudry Machinery
Co., of Cincinnati, has been in the
city several days installing the big
Hercules machine Trt- r the Phoenix
Laundry of this city, finishing the job
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Watches, Diamonds,
Jewelry, Cut Class,
Sterling Silver Etc.
Special Attention Paid to Fitting Glasses,
Also All Kinds of Repairing Done Promptly.
No- 105 East Front Street,
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Complete assortment of Bibles, Testaments nd Prayerbooks
Typewriter Ribbons for all machines.
My ilne of office specialties is complete.
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Pt t. tic! and motieru tor all
claos of Ooildiiurs. V- rite or
call on
Patrick Henry Weathers,
CeAtorv Hal ldlng
JmcIuoq 11 1 m
this morning and leaving at noon for
his home.
Mr. Porter while here paid his re
spects to The Progress office and he
impressed us not only as one who
thoroughly understands his badness,
but as a gentleman well worthy of
representing the big company he does.
He was accompanied to our office by
Mr. Smith, manager of the Phc-uix
Laundry.
Man Shot.
Special to tbe Daily Progress.
Beaumont, Oct. 30.—Yesterday
evening while the northbound passen
ger train was here, O. Y. Bryan, the
agent, was taking express from the
oar when Roberts, a contractor of
New Augusta ran agaiDst him nearly
knocking him down. Bryan asked
Roberta to stand out of the way as he
was busy. When the train pulled out
Roberts was standing on the steps of
the car and cursed Bryan and shot at
him, the ball striking him in the!
right side just above the hip, cutting
its depth for about three inches. Bry
an is at his post diis morning, but a
little sore.
Hon. Edgar S. Wilson
Among the appieciated callers at
our office today was our old-time
friead, Mr. Edgar S. Wilson, our ac
quaintance with him dating hack to
the time when he was editor of the
old "Mississippian" at Jackson,
can be said of Wilson that as corres
pondent of the New Orlaens Picayune,
he never lost an opportunity to boost
Mississippi and much of tbe industrial
boom that the state is experieuci"g 1 *
due to his good work,
he and the lamented H. H. Hargrove,
were counterparts, and our readres all
remember the work of Mr. Hargrove.
Mr. Wilson is sojourning for a few
days at Mammoth Springs, finding
the water there very beneficial, and
was just in the city for a couple of
hours between trains.
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To Whom it May Concern
Through some mistake ot from mo
tive, the report has been circalated
that I claimed to be the man driving
with the negro at the time the crime
was committed in Mr. Allen's home.
This is a mistake, and a very serious
one, as I never saw or heard of the
negro and furtliermoie, I am not in
the habit of driving at that time of
morning.
These parties interested would do
me a great favor if*they would inves
tigate further, aud find out who the
right man is
whose names are very similar to mine,
probably there ie where the mistake
lies, and as I have no anthority to
publish their names, I am compelled
to withhold same.
As tbsrs are others
Very respectfully,
JOHN R. DOLFUS.
MISS INEZ MINISTRY
Young Lady Goes to Chicago to
Take Post Graduatt Course in
Hospital Thtrt.
Miss Inez Mckinstry, after complet
ing a course in tbe 8onth Mississippi
Hospital of this city, being now a
full-fledged graduate of that institu
tion, left this morning for Chicago,
where she will enter the Presbyterian
Hospital of that oity for tha purpose
of t tking a post-graduate course.
Miss MeKinsfry is a daughter of
Capt. E. H. McKinstry, of Hattiies
bnrg, ki d is one of our most popular
young ladies.
It is commendable in the young
women of our d ij to evinoa disposi
tions to piepare therosalves for nseful
and independent lives, and we feel we
could not say tco much in praise of
the ambition in this regard of Miss
McKinstory.
We congratulate tbe young lndv
r determination and wish for
upoiifhe
her a|fond realization of her every
hope.
BROKE IN TO BIS BOUSE.
S. Le Quinn of Cavendish, Vt., was
robbed of bis customary health by in
▼avion of Chronie Constipation. When
Dr. King's New Life nils broke into
hie house, his trouble was arrested and
bow he's entirely cured. Th*-y're guar
anteed to ears, 85c at Botkin & Cads*
head* Drag More. Oat-l-Iff*
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miles Soil:h of il.iof. i.*a. tin- .. At S.
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address the undersigned VWathcisby
Simpson county, Miss.
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J. F. riOORE, Real Estate Office.
BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.
One fine residence, modern improvements, 10 rooms, near
business center. Price $3500.
One fine residence, large lot, River avenue, near in. Price
$2500.
Two model residences, as pretty as a picture. High, dry lots,
very desirable. Price each $ 1600.
One very neat five-room residence (new) on Walnut street.
Price £1450; £450 cash, balance instalments.
One large residence, 7 rooms, lot 140x21c. Price $2400;
one-half cash, balance easy.
One house, 5 rooms, lot 140x248, near Catholic church on
Southern avenue. Very desirable. Terms easy.
Other properties and vacant lots.
Hattiesburg, Miss.!
Hemphill Buildixg
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•Whiskey •
bottled by the proprietors, has the name.
I. Trager & Co." on the label. To
insure the greatest satisfaction,
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whiskey
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original brttifiig. It he /§,
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F. F. Phillips, Cashier.
C. \Y. Htfkin, Vice President.
J. C. Ballard, as>t. Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK
HATTIESBURG, HISS.
Does a Legitimate Banking Business in All its branches.
We offer facilities to each depositor in keeping with the value of his ac
count to us.
WE PAY 4 PERCENT INTEREST On TIME DEPOSITS.
Patronize Our Savings Department.
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Happy Wash Days
— AND HOW TO MARK THEM•==
GET RID OF BLUL MOMMY, DIRTY CLOT. ES,
house Full ot Steam and Bad Odor
SOAP. STARCH. WATER.
HEAT.
WORRY.
EXTRA MEANS FOR HELP.
How can you do it?
Why, by sending all your clothes to the
Phoenix Laundry
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204 20fi Main Street
'Phone 36.
.Seethe Manager for Special Rates.
YOU CAN BORROW MONEY
For Three Per Cent Interest
ON LONG, KA5Y PAYMENTS
Aiianta, Ga., December 26, 1902.
To whom it may concern:
I pruchased two of tbe Standard Guaranty Trust Co's , home pur
chasing contracts on Apn> 15th, 1902, and on the 8th day of November
following was notified that they vv. re ready
has since been consurngTed to my entire
I percent interest I cordially recommend the C'<
| making loan* to all win
low rate of interest.
to make my loan,
sat isfaction.
which
I pay only t hree j
-ompnny and its plan ofj
w ifh to hij\ a home on easy terms and at a
« Very respectfully,
Jxo R Thornton,
Resident Manager Personal Accident and Health Department of Ma
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Hattiesburg Ammonated Mixture With Bone—
(H-A-M Bone)
Meridian Blood and Bone.
Meridian South,ern Soluble.
Meridian Vegetable Grower.
Meridian Southern Phosphate.
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