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GEORGIA'S
Hearst News Service.
Atlanta, Ga.. Qctober 8 .—With the
exhibition buildings filled to overflow
ing with the products of the Cracker
eductive display that
state, forming a
would inspire John Temple Graves to
hitherto unreached heights of oratori
cal fervor, the annual Georgia State
Fair opened its gates to the multitudes
today. The great show will last until
October 24, and every day will have
its special feature. Eugene W. Chafin.
Prohibition candidate for president,
Is It Intellect
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studies, or if they complain that thej
have dull pains in their eyes or their
heads, don't blame them before you !
inquire as to the "cause."
If your children are slow in their
It may be !
Rest see us and have us
We'll soon tell
eye trouble,
see your little ones.
you if there's anything wrong with
their eyes, and point out a remedy. No
ebarr for the examination.
F. W. QUEEN
Optical Specialist.
Polk Bldg.
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FOR SALE BY
THE OWNERS
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Planing Mill, with Dry Kiln, in good
town on two railroads. Good cash whole
sale and retail trade established. Mill in
operation every day and making money.
Splendid opportunity for the right
Address , "C. S. 8,
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has promised to come to the fair and
personally congratulate the people of
Georgia for adopting state-wide prohi
bition.
party candidate for vice-president, Is
expected to shed his silver-tongued re
fulgence upon the fair, and all the oth
er prominent men in the countr.vhave
been invited, including Mr. Taft, Mr.
Bryan and President Diaz of Mexico.
Mr. Graves, Independence
KINGS' DAUGHTERS
OF IOWA ASSEMBLE
Hearst News Service.
Burlington, la., October 8 .—The thir
teenth annual session of the Iowa
branch of the International Order of
the King's Daughters convened here
today and will remain in session
through tomorrow and Saturday.
THE THRICE-A-WEEK WORLD.
More Alert, More Thorough and More I
Fearless Than Ever.
A President of the United States
will be elected this year. Who is he i
and who is the man whom he will J
Nobody yet knows, but the
beat?
Thrice-a-Week edition of the New
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i York World will tell you every step
J and every detail of what promises to
! be a campaign of the most absorbing
i interest. It may not tell you what you
I hope, but it will tell you what is. The |
Thrice-a-Week World long ago estab- |
| lished a character for impartiality and
[fearlessness in the publication of .
news, and this it will maintain. If you
j want the news as it really is subscribe
t0 the Thrice-a-Week edition of the
x ew York World, which comes to you !
t very other day except Sunday, and is j
1 thus practically a daily at the price of j
veekly.
The Thrice-a-Week World's regular
subscription - price is only $ 1.00 per
year, and this pays for 156 papers, we
offer this unequalled newspaper and
The Hattiesburg News together for
one year for $5.00.
The regular subscription price of the
two papers is $7.00.
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IDLE MILLS
TO RESUME
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Prominent Hattiesburgan Learns
That Many Mills Will Soon
Begin Operations
GENERAL FEELING OF
BUSINESS REVIVAL
Said That Every Saw Mill Between
Hattiesburg and Mendenhall Will
Have Resumed Operations Before
End of Next Week.
Senator D. M. Watkins returned yes
terday from Mendenhall where he
went to attend to some legal business.
He was asked by a representative of
the Daily News if he learned anything
with reference to the lumber and mill
business on this trip, and the Senator
stated that he was advised, on what
he believed to be reliable authority,
that every sawmill between Hatties
burg and Mendenhall would resume
business either this week or next.
The Senator stated that he found
people generally were feeling more
cheerful than they had for many
months and that there was a feeling
abroad that business was picking up
and would continue to pick up until
there was much better times than have
existed during this year.
Senator Watkins is a very close ob
server and is very careful in his
i statements. He noticed that the drum
[ mers were all cheerful and all felt !
that a business revival was at hand; |
j he also found the business men were j
expecting good times, especially with |
the active revival of the lumber in -1
dustry, which is certain to come, as
Senator Watkins learned, before the
i end of next week.
These mills are all in the Hatties
burg trade territory and the fact that
they are all to resume operations soon
will mea an increase of business in I
this city.
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in official circles, it is stated here on
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Senor Enrique C. Creel and Mexicaif Ambassador lo the United States,
in a recent speech In Costa Rica, announced that Andrew Carnegie
tended to give $100,000 for the building of a Central American Court of
Justice where the troubles of the Central American Republics may be ad
justed by arbitration.
In
what appears to be good authority
that Wu Ting Fang .Chinese minister
to the United- States, has been perem
torily recalled by order of the Empress
Dowager and will he succeeded by
Chung Men Yew. The latter recently
arrived in Japan, on his way to the
United States. He is making the trip
in company with Tang Shae Yi, a spe
cial envoy of the Emporer of China,
who has been sent by his royal master
on a diplomatic trip around the world.
While the Chinese government has
repeatedly denied any intention of re
calling Mr. Wu, it appears certain that
such action is contemplated and that
Chung Men Yew is to be his successor.
It is rumored in diplomatic circles here
that Mr. Wu has been indiscreet in his
relations with the powers that be in
Washington, and that upon his return
to China he will be stripped of much
of the honor and prestige heretofore
accorded him in the affairs of state of
the empire. Other reports have it that
his recall is due to the fact that he is
needed to counsel the Empress Dow
ager and her ministers in important
matters now pending and that he will
become a greater power than ever in
directing the future of China.
Chung Men Yew, who is slated to
succeed Mr. Wu at Washington, was
formerly Chinese consul-general at
Manila and is one of the leading mem
bers of the Chinese Opium Commis
sion.
He has spent much of his life in the
United States, where he is well known.
He was educated at Harvard Univer
sity and was a member of the Delta
Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
Eater he became interpreter at the
Chinese legation in Washington. He
served with a number of Chinese min
isters including Wu Ting Fang, and
was then sent to Madrid as charge
d'affaires. He afterward returned to
China and was given important work
in connection with the railway and
telegraph development. He is a wid
j ower, with one son. who was educated
I in the United States,
j Tang Shaoo Yi is bringing many
| presents for American officials, includ
ing ten ancient porcelains, relics of
the Manchu conquest, taken from the
j palace of the present ruling family at
i Mukden, and other valuable porcelains
| and jabes. The Empress Dowager is
| sending special presents to President
Roosevelt as well as several valuable
jabes to Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, the
President's daughter, in remembrance
of Mrs. Longworth's visit to Pekin in
1905.
The mission of Tang Shao Yi is re
j plete with political possibilities, and
its outcome is being regarded with
great interest by some of the Euro
pean powers interested in Manchuria.
Efforts hav* been made to discredit it,
but the send off given the envoy indi
cates that no matter what is thought
of his purpose, personally he is re
garded as a most able diplomat.
Tang Shao Yi has been given plen
ary powers with the rank of ambassa
dor. and this, together with the other
honors conferred, indicates the import -1
ance atached by the Empress Dowager
and Grand Councillor Yuan Shai Kal
! to his mission A sum equal to that
| set aside for the entertainment of the
| American fleet in Chinese waters has
| been given Tang Shao Yi fo meet the
expenses of this mission.
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"While in the army in 1863 I was
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George M. Felton, of South Gibson, Pa.
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Mr. A. W. Miles, of this place, persuad
ed me to try Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, one bottle
of which stopped it at once." For sale
by Hays & Field and Yellow Pine
Pharmacy.
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Good Photos
Every Day
There are no off-days here.
We make good pictures every
day except Sunday, and
when you have paid for
what you get here you have
the satisfaction of knowing
that you have not only gotten
the best work, but that you
have it for the least money.
Henley's Studio
120 Railroad St.
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Hattiesburg
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