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LOCAL H/UTENINGS!
~.V:~ a-—understood
I« «*»*«*«* » *?'«>« i
stork than t mt carne >v . . j. ,
Blount, and ilia stock covers the
•
whole field of general merchandise.
—19s2in |
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to the editor of The Progress, written
. _ , , ' .
from Brandon, states tli*t i>e is de-!
tnined at home on a count of sickness!
Mrs. O.-S. Wlllet, professional nur
Hattiesburg; Miss.
A letter from Dan Mayers, directed
in his family.
FIRE INSURANCE, GASTON.
FIRE INSURANCE. GASTON.
FIRE INSURANCE. GASTON.
in view of the approaching holi
days the Hattiesburg Jewelry Cmpauy
have brought on a mammoth stock of
pretty things especially adapted for
presents.
Two of The Progress' mo?t valua
bio men failed, cn account of sickm
to report for duty today, nod we m
usk of our readers' indulgent* for any
shortcoming* in the paper.
Kohlman &: Co,, of Mobile, Ala., wil
ship you 48 full halt-pints of "Ohi
Coon Rye," the best on the market at
ibe price, for $7.50, delivered at tout
station. no-16-6
The cool weather hs had no effect
in stopping the demand foJ» real . es
tate, as there _was unusual activity
noticeable at ull the agencies today—
Ferguson's, Moore's and Carter &
KenDedv's.
FIRE INSURANCE, GASTON.
FIRE INSURANCE. GASTON.
FIRE INSURANCE. GASTON.
The Citizens Bank, are pleased
accounts
There is
to say, had several large
placed with it yesterday,
no nee talking, for mcli pninstakinsg
and urbanitv as ono euconntera there
will always favorably impress people
and are hound to win.
Remember that in sitting for piet
at Pitts' -studio, you got from 1 to 0
different positions without
charge.
tires
extra
nov IT (it
While his partner, ,T. L. Magrndor.
i» taking a much needed rest, at Staf
tord Springs, accomp; nied by his in
teresting little family, Mr. Logan is
creditably meeting tho heavy fall
premire, selling bill after bill
complete household outfits of furni*
'I'bOO^acb i
J. F. Moore. !
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tnro.
Two new residences,
ef.cb, on River Avenene
Terms easy.
Nov. 13 1 wk.
B. C. Blount,
chant of Collins,
a prominent nicv
was in the city yes
terday to meet sotno traveliing
tor tho purpose of looking
their samples and laying in
fall bill, having disposed already
one complete fall stock this season to
men
through
ano! hei
oi
date.
FIRE INSURANCE. GASTON.
FIRE INSURANCE. GASTON.
FIRE INSURANCE, GASTON.
I
K. E. Lee, the well known Hat
tiesburg architect, furnished the plans
for the new bank buildin
to be errected at Wiggins and Colum
bia respectively, in congratulation
Mr. Leo we cannot refrain from sav.
ing along with it, "Hunah for Ha
tiesburg.
that ar<
i)
For a nice rigor e
J. H. Ellerbe's stabk
to
ap
Nov
16 6 r.
N. B. Blount makes a sweeping
change iu his advertisement,
and toys being the ''subject fer d
doih 1
enssion," and we will <ay right here
thnt this is going to he a mighty pop
ular subject during the next six 1
weeks. The attention of children and
mothers is especially directed to tln^jt
advertisement.
I
For the Ux-et panel photo-', at only
|3 per dozen, go to Pitts' Studio. ,
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A happy adlition to Hattiesburg 1
society is the Culture Club, the ob
jeots of which arc art, needle work. I
mtiaic and literature. The clnh was;
novl7 6 t
I he Culture Club.
beautifully entertained at the home of
Mrs. Rush on Wedneeay last, fro n 3
to 5 p. m. Mrs. Rusli was assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. Crawford and
the evening v.as a most, delightful
one. The mombeis piesent \>ero
Mesdnmes Rush, Crawford, Colliis,
Thomnsson, Foote, Stapleton, a"d :i
visitor in the person of Miss Linie
i*niith. A daitify tiirre course lunch
eon was served in tho riiningroon .
whicli wa* beautifully decomted witli
rons and fern*. Mrs. Crawford wu?
made President, and Mrs. Collins
Vice-president eff the club. The no\t
meeting will be* held at the heme of
Mis. Collins on Main tlieet.
YELLOW P»m REMEDY
FOR
WITH
Coughs, Colds, Huarfcnesft and many Iroucbial ituubus which
come on at this season. This medicine will nd only cure a
cold and cough, but it will relieve soainess. a tickling soma■
tlon|of the throat at 1 ight, and makes tho patient rest.
Our Guarantee .
Four doses of ''YELLOW PiNE REMEDY" for coughs
will do more good than a w hole bottle of any other cough
syrnp. Price 25,cents ajbottle.
Tucker* Greer Drug Co,
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Proclamation Issued
n
Mr. W. W. Maspengale Warts i
that his proclamation
i issued to ,h. effect th.t the cast
, t ^ covere ^ b v the expansive roof
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• above it is to be closed out in time
tor liim to move into new quarters
January 1 . To figure this down to
| its literal meaning it tells that goods
are going to be slaughtered, as he
, savs he figures it that it will be
.
! cheaper to do this than to hold them
I back for higher prices ai d have to
i move them. Massengale is right and
j the public is profiting by hi3 decision.
WANTED
O: e young lady night operator at
-.elephone exchange.
Ha tiesburg Enterprise.
Nov. Id, tf
of
Mr. M. J McGrath, proprietor of
the Dixie Marble Works of this city,
leaves todnv for Columbia, Marion
countv, whc-Ta h. ! ns soured the con
i tract fer the rtene work on the now
j
; Pearl River Punk building of that
place, tlie object being to start to
work immediately upon the job.
j Mr. McGrath is encountering nr
j
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at \ oflffered agninst him on job? of this
i ... „ , . . ... .
" in( T wnich tells of nig facilities aim
difficulty in meeting the competition
skill, and The Progress congratulates
; him upon his recent brilliautv ietories
i
,
strong competition that he has, in
& each ca«e, had to meet.
j in securing the contracts over the
For photographic work in the most
approved style of the art go to the
novl7-6t
t'itts Studio.
Try a gallon of Kohlman & Co.'s
"Old Coon Rye," pi ice $2 00, delivered
at vonr station, all charges prepaid
Addres- Kohlman & Co , Mobile, Ala
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''The Land o' lotfou"
Junker & Corcoran's magnificent
; production, 'The Lan d 'o CMton,
I r hat comes to the Auditorium Friday,
November 20, like tiis ''Old Home
stead" and "Sag Habor," appeals to
the gsnsral public tastes. It deals
naturally with life as it is among the
J J
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i-kisscd hills of Kentucky, where
! the scene* are laid. There in no clap
j
j trap or ar'itioiil elements in the play,
is
] ft i- a mirror of human nature that
; is grapheally pictured. Being a mel
! odrr.mi. of course there are exciting
inedents, villainy and pathetic scenes,
i but tbpr are relieved by wholesome
i coraecl Tl so the play possesses light
! and shadow in various fonns. The
I company is a largo and competent one
i and the scenery is new and pictur
esque. The company carries abso
lutely every piece of scenery vised in
,
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Fresh Qvsters on Shell
For all kinds of nice fresh oysters
and fruits call on T). S. Pairon 1015
Main street P. & L R. crossing.
Phone 171. Nov. 3. lmo.
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Simpkins Still Not Satisfied About
Bnrtz * 'Kitin' * Him up "Kong
in the Progrist."
Y< -tordav just after The Progress
bad gone to preps, and of cour-e too
!ate in that issue to make any meu
r ion of ihe occurrence, there came a
negro hoy to this office bearing a note
across the back of which appeared
these words:
"Mistur 1. f. bnrtz, asqnare,
iu iHer keer nv tiier Progrist
hattisburg, Mississippy."
)'U(*d to le out at the
d the note was laid on his
d -sk by one of the office boys, and the
gro lold to go back and tell the
utleui-iu that it would be given at
utiou as
When Burt/ came the no e was
1
Bartz i
timo, :
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m as Mr Bnrtz came in.
I i tnn( j p( j fj j in by Mercer Richardson,
|- v j , 0 pound it difficult to choke hack
, , ,, ,,
! ibe laughter occasioned by _ tFie cln
j nigra j by on the back, knowing notli
( : g of iliy t-ciiousness of the inside.
Bnrtz, after looking for a while
1 at the address with more of disgust
than an air of one who felt honored
I at being made tiiu recipient of a note,
h«,*iu un nnrciuviutd way, opened
if lul ling it to ccutniu this message:
Mister hurtz—Ef you air tfier rei
that
3
porter nv ther Progrist whnt rit
tlmr notis erbont roe pettiu in town
berhine gintry's dog sho, I drap
ytr this noat ter let yer no that yer
no er n ity little erbout th 3 r nattnr uv
:i pe?n ! e wbut's bin raised in rlier six
teenth dcstrij', bercaze thay don't no
sich er thing cz beiu uv too lair, an*
. efynair ter keep up this stile uv per
varikatiu, then yer kin tell ther per
'priurUr ter jes' skracli mi name
I offer in ther snbbskripshnn bookp.
I f yer don't lac' this matter uv
fae' stile uv mi expiessin uv mi er
pityuu yei'H find me in town at Per
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To their Book Cases and China Closets,
To their Sideboards and Buffets,
To their Leather and Wicker Chairs,
To their Complete Line of Trunks.
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It will pay you to see our goods, for they are ail sold
under our guarantee, and our prices have sounded the
Rock Bottom.
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We will examine your teeth Free
a?,d Tell Vou in Advance Just what
your work will cost.
Good sei Teetii Guaranteed ..$3 0()
2'2k Gold Crown .....
Biidge work.
poreelaiu crown.
Fice Gold Fillings .
Fine silver Fillings
|)U. II. B BARTLETT,
N A TI ON A L 1) E NTAL PA It LORS
cor. canal and camp st., Entrance
1( 6 ■ amp st. Lady Attendants.
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BRIDGE WORK
A SPECIALITY
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New Orleans
nov. 16 2m
HAISNA & KALMBACH
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Manufacturers of Iron Beds.
Capacity 125 Beds per day. Twelvo Different Designs.
Sell to Dealers Only. - • - •
2903 to 2923 Front Street.
Louisiana.
2904 to 2916 Tchoupitoulas Street.
New Orleans ,
nov.16 6m
to
kin.s Lovitt & Ivomperny', gittuu uv
a snack, a I haven't had a square
meal in 13 weeks.
Yores for biznis,
BILLY SIMPKINS.
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But
The reading of tho note pot Bnrtz
to Btndying, and it was evident that
he was not a litt'o perturbed.
BuMz is a strategist if lie is any-!
.i- . , ir „, ir ' (A , |
thing, and as'i g \ 1 •
iiand him a dollar I 10 started out in j
search o f Simpkins, remarking as he j
wont down the steps, ''I can cure all 1
of Simpkm's ills with this lie
went by Dozer s, invested in a bottle j
of Bitter Apple Bitters, and from
there on to Perkins', where Simpkins]
—* *"«= —• i""-"*? 1 :°
and in this way got a renewal of Sunp-I
kin's subscription for another year, j
and had pledged to him his everlast
. . , . • ,, A „ , :|i
mg friendship a 1 gi ' .
When Bnrtz returned to r he office
i lie remarked : "I made it all right j
witli him.
Simpkins is all right if !
one just knows how to take him." |
The last seen of Simpkins was at 11
,
i
a j
o'clock today down at tho tent ring
ing knives wiith liis bottle of Bitter
Apple Bitters sticking nearly half
out of his hack hip pocket.
What Did The
a
I
Owl See?
A Pike County Girl
:
Under the above beading the Mag
nolia Gazette pavs the tribute below j
to Miss Jane LeBlano of Chattawa. ;
Pike county, Mississippi:
A Pike county girl has recently
achieved distinction in New York
City as a musical composer, a recent
composition of hers entitled the
"Gala Prade" having attracted the
attention of tho musical world be
cause of its unusual merit and the
youth of its authoress, yho is none
other thau Miss Jaen LeBlano, a daughj
ter of the well known Pike county
citzen, Capt. A. LeBlauc, of Clmt
tawa.
Gala
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tho
Commenting
upon
Mar;h" the New York World, accom
panying its review with an excellent
halftone likeness of the taleuted girl,
has the follow ng 10 say :
''Although Miss LeBlano is only
seventeen yeais old, she has gained
no little note in her native state
as a devotee of music. She modestlv
credits all her talent to tho plantation
melodies that tickled her ears when
she was a mere slip cf a girl in pina
fores on her father's place in the
country. On the little gir these
negro melodiees made a depp fmpiee
Bion and she says now that they wore
her first inspiration in the line of
composing.
While *he was still in her girlhood
the family moved to the Hollies, a
fine old plantation at Chattawa.
Miss. There she liver! until two years
ago, when her father came to this city
to live. During the years that were
spent on the plantation in Mississippi
little Miss Jane was a diligent stu
dent of mnsic. These old negro mel
odies followed her, and when she was
twelve years old she com; 6 sed one
which had no little merit about it.
The negro servants saDg it to the girl
oomposer, and they were the most
kindly critics.
For sevearl years Miss LeBlanc
was a pupil at rhe convent of Sr.
Mary's, near her home in Mississippi,
and made such rapid progress that it
w&s decided to bring her to this city
for more advanoed instruction in
manic.* h..
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AMENDMENT
To the Charter of the Mississippi
Naval Stores Ccmpany.
Be it hereby known that Sec. 4 of
! the charter of the Mississippi Naval
! Stores Company domiciled at Hat
ti'-sburg, Perry County. Miss., which
«ai-* charter was approved by the.Gov
| ernor on the 28ih day of May, 1903
• and being duly on record in the 2 nd
j district, Perrv County,
j corporation Record, pages 73 to 76 in
1 elusive, i 3 hereby amended so as to
ment shall be in force and effect from
j after its approval by the Govern- j
or, to wit:
Ftec- 4. '-The Capital stock ot the]
!
intn 8hnre8 of jiqo. 00 each. Upon a
j majority vote of three-fourths of the
stock, t he corporation may sell or dis
pose of its entirety and may dissolve
or relinquish the' franchise, and in
^at event it is dissolved by law, the
j property and effects shall be dealt
Miss., in In
! with as provided by law."
|
Nov 16 wkly 3t
you never can tell wn?t a •. onian ■win ®
jCXt."
" I can."'
" Well, tvfcat ' *
Talk."
'That's it—A woman tv.lt talk and teii tie:
,-iends of the wonderful cures made by John
ton's Sarsaparilla and the proprietors have to
, 'hank thousands of good noble women in this
i country for having made Johnston's SARSAPA
j HaZ.f.A ('luart bottles' famous. "
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WLD 0 U 6 LA 5 makes moreo^ando^shoes
THAN ANY OTHER TWO MANUFACTURERS IN THE WORLD.
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Vir ,ale t xclu.-lvely l y
. . IV. 15. ULOTTNT . .
511 Main Street, Hattiesburc. Miss.
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roll SALE.
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Will cut 5,000 fi. per acre. Nicely
blocked and immediately on
railroad.
16 1-4 acres nice land near city lim
its with five bouses that rent for |30.
per month, price $i800. Several farms
Several nice houses
40 to 200 acres.
in b^sfc part of city, pricer from $ 1,000
Residence lots in all parts
to 15,000.
of the city. Business lots that cannot
be equalled by any real estate people
in Hattiesburg.
CARTER & KENNEDY,
HATTIESBURG, MISS.
Phone f5. Norman Buildiof,
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The Panic is Coming.
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The panic is coming, not to this land of sunshine, peace and plenty, but to the
North, East and West. Let the money markets of Wall stieet bottle up, but who knows
it in this land filled with virgin natural resources, going at prices not equalled for yeat a.
And now that our president has taken hold of the Panama canal question with a firm
in to flow into
hand and its construction will be begun m a few months, money will b
Mississippi in such volumes as were never witnessed before.
Millions of dollars above
What are bmgains now will bo
the average amount of money will be in circulation.
small fortunes then.
Ye who are waiting for the panic to come to buy you a home are
Most of the
dropping your candy just like you have dropped it in the days gone by.
desirable property here is in the hands of people who are able to ride a t n year's panic
through, and will de it, too, for well they foresee the bright future of the magic little
!
city in the shadow of the pines.
Bargains are just as plentifu 1 at T. M. Ferguson's as ever before, hut It takes
more money, the profits are greater, and the chances of making money are belter than
Do not be deceived by the panic cry and then pay $1500 next year for
ever before.
Good bargains are going t-very day by the Thos, M.
what yon can get now for $ 1200 .
Ferguson real estate route. For special bargains apply to
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J. M. GATLIN,
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Head Salesman at
Thos. M. Ferguson's
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Hattiesburg, Miss.
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Mobile, Ala.,
AtKoblman & Co.'s,
you can get a ca-e of four full quarts j
of whiekv for |3 00 , a case of tight full
pints for S 3 50 . or twelve full quarts to
the case for |s 50. or twenty four full
pints for |9 00 —delivered at any sta ;
tlon. all chaigts paid. no 16 6 t i
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Sew ing Machines,
Go Carts and
Rocking Chairs.
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We can supply all your wants in the
have a tine stock consisting of the latest m
attractive in appearance and lowest in
easy payments.
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J. G. N4P1ER, Manager.
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MorOugue
lllilK. Main
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Our Announcement
fa
Havmg made arrange
ments with several <>f tie
largest factories of
country, we now have on
band most of the best
makes of
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Low ric s
Pot slftle.
and at the
very
We also have a full line of
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise.
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Just drop in or. us any old time
J. L. ROBERTS MUSIC GOMfflNy
( Incorporated)
119 IFIROHSTT STREET.
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