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TAMING A BAD MAN.
Henry Starr, Notorious Outlaw,
Reforms and Marries an Indian
Girl.
Henry Starr, leader of the Starr
baud of outlaws, notorious in the In
dian Territory, twice convicted of
mnrder aud with many robberies, for
oue of which lie served a term of fif
teen years in the penitentiary, behind
him, has reformed aud taken him an
Indian wife. She belongs, says the
Chicago Inter Ocean, to
society reports in the Indian Territory
call a prominent Cherokee family,
and she is one of the pretttiest girls
in all tlio Territory as well.
of a seminary
what the
She is « gradnats
and is bright and interesting, and ha.
reformed Henry Starr.
He in-t her when lie was compelled
to ask for a night's lodging at her
aunt's home a few months ago, and
no misdeeds have been recorded
The other day be
against him since,
and the Indian girl had a wedding in
the hotel at Muskogee, and everybody
agreed that they were the handsome t
pair ever seen in
the town sinre it
Now they have gone to
was a town.
Starr's firm to settle down to a quiet
life.
Everybody in the Indian Territory
and a great many people outside of it
know the fame of the Starr gang.
The band terrorized Tex is Southern
Kausas and the states adjoinug for
years. Sam Starr got the gang to
gether aud was reckoned the leader,
hut his wife. Belle Starr, was lie
brains of the enng.
Sam Starr was killed fourteen
years ago by a desperado named Wat
son, a fugitive from justice whom he
had befriended,
soon afterwards, while United States
deputy masrhals were seeking her in
vain. Then Henry was looked upon
as the leader of the band.
His daring was admired even by
who were looking for
When Iip killed Deputy Floyd
duel eight years ago,
against him, though
he was captured and tried for the
killing, but no juij
him, and he was cleaned
lias reformed, lie says, and won't lead
outlaws any more. - Memphis Si imi
tar.
Belle Starr died
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the officers
him.
Wilson in a
with the odds
would convict
Now hu
DISA^TR' US WRI ;•>.
Cari-lesiness is responsibl for
a railway wreck and the shim
are making human wrecks
from broat anti Long tr iv -
since th** advent of Dr K
New Di-n v ry for
C''ngh8 a l C>dds, even tin w i -
can be cured, nd hopeless resi * n
is no longer neces-ary. Mis
Cragg, of Dor hester Mass , is
many whose life was -av.-d by Dr
King's New Discovery. T his gre: t
remedy is gnarante*d for all
and Long diseases by Bufkin X ( h n
heatl. Druggist. Price 50c. an
Trial bottle free
Gen. S. D Lee's Addiess
Thu V T ickshurg Evening Post pays
the following deserved tribute to
Gen. S. D. Lee:
One of the beet addresses slivered
at the Massachusetts monun ent dedi
cation ceremonies last Sal unlay was
tliut of Gen. Stephen D. Lee. of Mis- !
•issippi, vvl.o is one of the gteatest of
the figliting heroes of the Confederate
side during the terrible wai, aud who
was especially ideutifid with the im- ;
portant events around Vicksburg, i
Geu. J.e^'s addiess was especially
felicitous, appropriate and eloquent,
aud was delivered with a fervor that
made i all the moro attractive. It
pleased the assemblage, and was more
heartily applauded by the vi itois and
the home people than nnv of the other 1
addresses, a*l of which were excel
lout. Gen Lee s pero.ation was
beautiful; hoasid:
My frieuds. I have grown to love
the grounds, to which the coming
yeais will give addtd beauty; tins
home of the dead, where sweet rest
holds sway ; tins he oic city, iramoi
talized by American va'oi ; tins ma
jestic stream, sweeping fiom the
lakes to the g If. nnd bearing upon
bur broad boson tlse leetnng lift and
products of a happy, fiee and uuu d
people "
Misisssippi has uot been ns appre
ciate of its grand men and great
heroes as are many of the uoithe n
and wcestern states. If Massachusetts
or Ohio had a citizen like Stephen D.
Lee they would have bad inm fo
govetnor or sent him to ihe United
Stares senate long ago. But since
the advent of the Lee silver caze and
Biyanism in this state eight or n nc
years r go. great men aud -plemlid
heroes Ike Lee have bad to take back
seats while mental pigmies aid
characterless peauut politicians have
come to the fiout and occupied and
disgraced many of the highest places
NOT A SlClv D \Y >INCE.
"j was taken severel} sick *v lb ki i
ney trouble 1 tried all s^rte of o ed
ictnes, non*- of wtucb relieved n.e On<
day 1 saw an ad. of yonr Electric Bit
ters and determine I to try that Aft* r
taking a few doses I felt n li v*-d Mid
soon thereafter w s entirely I'tneo. aud
have not seen adcn day since Neigh
hors of mine hav-- been cor* d of Itbeu
mati-ni, Neu algia Live ami Kiduev_j
troubles and General * ebilitx ' This
iswhat B F Bass of Frenn*n» N C.
writes. Only oOc, at Bulkin and Caden
bcad Druggist.
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non-resident NOTICE.
State of Mississlssippi.
To Lemon Rettis, defendant,
you Hte'ictupmgnded to appear K e
fore the Chat. *ery eourt of the Second
District of Perry County, at Hatties
burg, said state, on the 3rd, onday
of December, A. D. 1903, to defend the
suit of Carrie Bettis, wherein you are
defendant
I bis October 19th 1903,
H. M McCailnin.
a Chancery Clerk.
A RUNAWAY BICYCLE
Terminated with an uglv cot on the
leg of J. B Orncr. Frank in Drove, III.
'll developed a stm-born nicer tinvield
ini? to doctors and remedies for four j
years. Then Bncklen n Arnica Salve
cured. Its just a- good for Burns,
Scalds, skin Eruptions an ' Piles. 25c"
at Bufkin <% Catlenhe id's D r ng Stor**.
of
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DENT I S 7 ,
Hattiesburg, Miss.
Prepared to do all kinds of
work pertaining to the Den
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All Work Guaranteed.
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T|rv:E 1 ABl L M . 7.
Taking Effect iinu! *y. 1 r 4, ieO
WEETBi UN 11
Train No. 1 leave- Haltie«hnrg 3:15
p. lit ; m riv Fit Sm* a I 4:15 i m.;
unve- at SVIiite San*1 6:0o p. m.
irain No 8 hares h»<H es urg 6:io ^
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Train No, 7 |e iVi - * attiesbui g 10:10
ft in.; arrives at Suit e 11 1! : 35 a. m.
end
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- a! H*'tit-bnru 9:30 a. in
prtn*;ii. i o ■ o n
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vr*. jit 'Httiei-burg 5:50 p. m.
liain \ 10 Ihmvi « Summil 1 n in • in
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NO- 1 >*Uil 2 riftily. Others daily
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Meridian Fertilizer Factory.
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Hattiesburg Branch.
M oufacturers of fertilizer^,.
Oil Mill Products.
EA ING BRAN is OF FERTILIZERS:
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Meridian Home Mixture.
fa tieiiburg Ammonatcd Mixture With Bone—
(H-A-M Bone)
M idian Blood and Bone.
V idiiin Soutlicrn Soluble.
Mt ridian Vegetable Grower.
Mt-iidian Southern Phosphat
Oct so s mo
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Advertisements Wilt be inserted
on<1*»r this hesdir t at 'he rata of
FIV K CKXTS PF. K LINK BACH
INSKKTIOX, 1 X ADVANCE
FOR SALE
BEVEU\L PAIRS rare black kvng
shar.g chickens Phon • 310.
.Nov.12 61.
OLD PAPER;-, done tip in packages o t
WO. for sale at! he Progress office.
FOR RENT
SPACE in this pa^er at popular rates.
Nice furnished front rooms foi rent orT'
Main street. Address A. ii. care of Progress.
m>v. J. lot.
THRKF ROOM s furnished or unfurntsh
ed. Apply K. Pi g office
N >v 'i. St
rooms for reutv suitable I
for office-. up '•tolls over toy drug store j
lor full particulars call i ii me
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W. A Dozier
WANTED
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TWO THAN LUNG salesmen >n each state j
Peiuia nl pi'sili'>na; ;, 0 and expenses.
(Central Tobacco Works Co., Ponicks, Va«
Xov. 19 -st
j GET IX OX the ground floor. I want 400
< | men and women beiwi eo the ages of IS and ;
> tio to jO'O the ••OtiluiulJan vVoodman" to be!
< oreuii zed at once in* Hattiesburg. Sixty
) (ipplicants already secured. The linest p'an !
■ f fra'er i'll iu-urance l lOiow of. The do-|
fici- In Jhc-r fraternal orders that cause,
your aKse»>mem» to Increase and come of-j
r thi . • a month baste been remedied I
in ill,nrrrngement of -•Columbian Wood
men" insurance T'.velv <» assessments it year.
J'sm pies: Age 10 tola, or. a 1 1,00) policy. |
per inoiii •. iii policy, thirty
cents per month Agt* 30 on u J3.0OOpolicy. !
41.5 asse.ssm, nt. Age 10, 4260 for 45.000 poll- i
cy Call to see me, all \\ ho wish to ioin, and j
1 will show yon why It is the best and why
ii is the cheapest and why the total coat of
,i decreases en.-b j * ar for ti • e y« n rs. Ileum l
iu deg i -i < and tit social features arc ex
cel •• nt
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nov7-ltu
baud furniture and bou.-t-hold goods,
pay cash
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"Til E NEW WAY,"
—SCHEDULE—
In Effect, Sunday, September 2U. 1!X)3
SOUTH BUND DAILY.
No I leaves Hattiesburg, 8 15 a. in
arrives at Mobile, 12:25 p til.
N-> 3 leaves Haiti* st-iirg, 3 05 p. m
ai i vr- -t Mobile. 7 2 >' p. ill.
NORTH BOUND I) II.Y.
No. 2 leaves Mobile, 7:10 a. in. ar
i ive- ar Hattiesburg, 11:15 a. rn.
No. 4 leaves Mobile. 4:10 p. m. ar
rives at Haiti* slung, 8:20 p m.
\V D. Sfration,
P'.—'t ami General Nauager,
Mobile, Alabama.
It. Kmlivan,
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era i I'iis-enu e Acel.t.
M ile. Alabama
TO ENTER
^ e w Orleans. La. Open Entire Year.
Has the Finest Business College Building In
the United Stales. Ilue snj i rior facilities and
tquipmeiits ; has unequalled High-Grade,
iTactical Courses in Bus-in ess and in shorthand.
end has an uuexcelled lacultv
Conipleie College Batik uml Business Offices.
Alwa\s in advance of the "np-to-dates."
Beware of smattering courses. The cheap
est Is not the bcst.-The best is the chcnpe t.
only School with Aetna! store and Actual
Money, in which Students Keep the Books and
Hal, nice the -< 'ash.
Personal Instruction to Every Student.
No Charla'anism. Xo Misrepresentation,
Graduates Hold Leading Positions and are
in General Demand.
Stn'Ients Aided to Positions. Business Men
supplied with competent Bookkeeper* and
Shorthand Writers. Write for Circulars.
Address. GKO. SOULE Sc SONS.
BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Dr E Dill, Physician and Surgeon—
OflBce with Hattiesburg Drag Co, L't'd.
j Phonee: Offce, 64; Home. 38. Hattles
I hnrg, Mi s.
ATTORNEYS-ATLAW.
D. E. SULLIVAN
G. W. ELLIS
Ellis & Sullivan,
AT10RXEY'S-AT-LAW.
< iffices over Ferguson's real estate officu
Hattiesburg, -
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orT'
J. M. STEVENS
II. S. STEVEXS
Stevens & Stevens,
ATORNEY'S-AT-LAW.
Stevens Building, iCT Front Street,
Hattiesburg,
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Green B. Huddleston,
ATTO RNE Y-A T-L A W.
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Office over Hightower & Ciawfoad.
Miss.
H. V. Leverett.
hall & Leverett,
A TTO RN E YS- A T-L A W.
R, S, HALL.
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A, A. HEARST.
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Will practice In all courts. State and
Office 122 East Front Street.
Miss.
Hattiesburg,
13. E. Eatox.
Hearst & Eaton
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Will practice in all courts, State and
J Federal. Office 122, East Front St.,
O'Ferrall Building.
H V.TTIESBURC+, MISSISSIPPI.
T. B. Johnson,
-ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Will practice in all courts. State and
j Federal Office: George Bldg, Front St
B u ...
Hattiesburg.. Miss.
D. G. McLaurin.
Hart field & McLaurin
Geo. Ilartfield.
Office in Court House.
Atior eys for City of Hattiesburg.
Attorneys for Board of Supervisors.
eneral piactice in all of the
We have in our office ab
D >
courts.
strai ts of ail deeds to property in the
city which ware recorded in Augusta
! prior to ihe building of 'be court
house v.r Hattiesburg,andean furnish
abstracts on short notice.
D T Currie
N T ( URRTE
Currie & Currie
AT CRN EYS AT LAW.
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Offio ; O'Ferrall Duilding t
i- ei'criii.
F" i Street.
Miss.
Hattiesburg.
JUSTICE OF IHE PEACE
, Robertson—District No. 2—
D nrt dins 2nd and 4th Saturdays in
Office in Court
each month.
Hattiesburg, Miss.
NO!I> E TO NON RESIDENCE.
T ir Srat* of Mississippi.
To.J. M. Srniiha;
Y'ou are hereby commanded to ap
before the Chancery court of
flea
v .nd Dii-trii» of the < onntv of Ferry,
-laid s ate in he city of Hartieslmrg,
tie ffist Monday of < -ecember 1903,
(bl nd the suit ccjrt of Fannie
uiitlM, i sviiich yon are defenuaut.
This Oct 20. 1903.
H. M. McCallum.
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Clerk.
Ort 24 M
GfHtTER NURSERY
S. P. CARTER. Prop.
General line of best varieties
FRUIT TREES. Prices made
on application.
HATTIKSBLRG, miss
Box 37
oct8-ln-.
Architecture
and modern for all
Write or
Practical
class of buildings,
call on
Patrick Henry Weathers,
Century Bulidlng.
Jackaon Miss
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The Worlds Fair Route
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5T.LOV1S®VNION station
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NEW Off LEAN 5
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Tkro qH Sleepers
: ew Orleans to St Louis
WITHOUT CHANGE.
9:10 ft. m.
,7:30 b. m
7:30 p. m
7:04 p. m
TiOat-es New Orleans
Arrives dt. Louis_
The Shortest and B* st Line.
LiDraru Observation Gars.
Dining Cars, Meals a la Carte,
Our train leaves
from Depot foot
of Press street. Take car on Carondelet or
bourbon streets.
MAKE NO MISTAKE
Ticket office: 299 St. Charles, Cor
Gravier, Phone 8639 11. Opposite
ner
Telegraph Offices.
Lccien Boland, A. T. A
F. E. Guedry, D. P. A
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flarx Produce Co.
Wholes* e
PRODUCE, FRUITS AND GROCERIES.
SPECIALTIES:
Floor, Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Coffee, Meats,
Canned Qoodt Etc.
Mobile, Ala.
60, N. Water St.
nov, 7 3 mo.
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me one Day owO Cuin*.
vr colds sad sore tkroat «e K«
Robt. E. Lee
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ARCHITECT
HATTIESBURG, : MISS.,
Office over Dixie
Marble Works....
W. T. ROBERTS
Contractor and Builder.
Does all kinds of building and re
pairing. Address me care General
Delivery or call at my home, 647
West Fonth st. Will estimate on any
work on any railroad line leading in
sep26-lt«
to Hattieiibnrg.
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IF YOU ARE
Interested in the money making business either as a buver or seller of real estate or bor
rower or lender of money.it would yay you to consult an authority on values, titles and other
matters of importance when about to BUY or SELL REAL ESTATE in the (MAGIC city
of HATTIESBLIRG, our experience will be of great interest to you. I have made a special
ty of this particular line of business for a number of years. I nave a fine list of houses for
rent, sale or exchange, the inspection of which will save yon much time and trouble looking
for WHAT you WANT, if you will coine to see tne at onco I will put you on the RIGHT
TRACK along this line,
I keep in direct touch with the money center and have recently placed several thous
and dollars I can put your IDLE MONEY to work or if you are a borrower I can find some
other mans idle money for you.
Notwithstanding the fact that some people complain of dull business, I have sold
Eight Thousand Four Hundred aud Fifty Dollars worth of property this week, several lots as
ch^ap as Oue Hundred Dollars per lot, this ii u >t so much the sign of great prosperity as it is
tbefaetthat the people khow WHERE TO DO THEIR BUSINESS.
It is onr mission to cle-l fair and square with the buyer and seller. In order to be al
ways ABLE TO DO THIS I have refused to handle about as much property as I have ac
cepted becanfe the prices WERE NOT RIGHT. I can show you fifteen or twenty pieces of
property in the city now in the hands of my competit <rs that I have REFl SED TO
HANDLE because the prices WERE NOT RIGHT.
Awaiting your further command I am.
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Yours for business,
THOS. M. FERGUSON
Hattiesburg, Hississippi.
N. O. & N. E. R. R.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect Angust 3.
NORTHBOUND.
10:20 a. m.
12:20 p. m.
10:53 p m.
No. 6 leaves,
No. 4 leaves
No. 2 leaves.
SOUTHBOUND.
5:00 a. m
11:00 a m
12:20 p. m
4:40 p. m
No. 1 leaves.
No. 5 arrives
No. 5 leaves.
N *. 3 leaves.
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Hattiesburg Jewelry Company.
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL
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WATCHES. CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, ENGRAVERS
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The Largest Shoe Stock in the State
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523 Main Street.
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For Old and Young, Rich and Poor.
Fverybody Invited to Inspect Our Big
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An Immense Stock of New Goods at
Lowest Prices Ever Quoted. - - -
M. GALBREATH, CASH STORE,
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118 East front Street, Hattlerbury, Miss.
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