Jackson Daily News from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 3

PAGE THREI JACKSON SUNDAY NEWS: SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1907. ART AND ECONOMY BLENDED IN IS WAGING All ACTIVE CAMPAIGN i Congressman Williams Will Speak at Kosciusko on Monday ERA OF CIVIC IMPROVEMENT ABROAD IN THE STATE. SYSTEM i i 1 1L I lOLJ Ceveral Towns and Cities Have Issues in Prospect Varying from $50,000 to and Totalling More Than a Million. Whisky i'r Habit Cured in One Week THE FORBES SYSTEM of manufacturing, buying and selling is a perfect blending of science, art and economy. It is a plan; a system whereby you get the best possible musical value at a minimum price.

When you buy a piano, a painting or a piece of statuary, you not only want to know something of the artistic and scientific bent of the producer, but you want to know the ability, facilities and willingness of the dealer to make you the right price and altogether give you a square deal. Investigate the system of tha E. E. Forbes Piano their standing, the makes of the Instruments handled by them, their facilities for serving you and you will find out why they sell from their eight stores more pianos, organs, piano players, and player pianos than any other dealer in the south. Twenty good makes to select from and a representative stock always on hand.

Lowest prices and easiest terms consistent with the quality of goods sold. E. E. Forbes Piano Company! C. J.

ROBERTS, Manager. Opposite Postoffice. Jackson, Miss. The Yazoo statesman will he on the tamp thoughout the coming week, nd is expected to. reach Jackson en our during the next few days.

In he meantime, his friends declare that he Invitation to Governor Vardaman join in a series of Joint debates still open, and they sincerely hope hat the chief executive will change is mind and conseut to meet his an-igonlst in a joint discussion of the olitical' Issues of tha day. They de-lare that the voters of Mississippi ave a right to expect the two candi-atcs to appear on the game plat-orm, in order that they may size up heir respective merits, and that the lovernor'g refusal to do so, if perilled in by that gentleman, will be onstrued as an admission that he I not a match for hi opponent. While no surprise Is conveyed by he forecast, the statement made in Vashington a few days since by Con-ressman S. lliil, of the fourth that Williams will beat Var-aman by 2T. ''') majority, is received ith much satisfaction by the sup-oners of the Democratic minority "auer, and they are willing to wager hat "Shed" Hill is not very far wrong his prophecy, for he is a very close bserver, careful and conservative In is estimates, and not addicted to the abit of making foolish remarks.

According to the press dispatch, Mr. was asked what he bought of (he St-natorial campaign in lississlppl he replied "Oh. Williams will have mr trouble. Some notably large Imnd issues are to be floated by the various cities raid towns ui Mississippi during the next few months, the proceeds ojj which will be used for municipal itu 1 rovements. First and foremost, Jackson will sell r.n issue of $230,000 in bonds to be used in purchasing the waterworks plant, in event the municipal ownership proposition carries at the special election ordered by the city council, ami it is a foregone conclusion that the proposed purchase will curry by an overwhelming majority, Hattiesburg has given notice of Intention to sell In bonds for sewerage and paving and Meridian will float an additional for paving work.

Vlcksburs is preparing t' sell $250,000 to be ustd in the construction of a system of manltary and drainage sewers, and Is now spending an issue floated some time since for paving purposes. Natchez has a paving issue of in prospect, and the growing town of Newton is about to Moat $50,000 for the purpose ol building a municipal waterworks plant. This is a total of in municipal bonds, and does not. include mi-tneious small varying from $10,000 to $25,000 of which forma! notice has been given. The quarters of the police court will be moved Monday morning to the south side of the city hall building, in the room formerly occupied by the circuit court when the building was devoted to city and county purposes.

MORE OPINIONS WANTED SIXTEENTH SECTION CASE CON-TIUES TO GIVE TROUBLE. The Cresetnt Ice Cream, made from the purest milk and cream shipped direct from the largest dairies in Tennessee, is simply fine. This popular exclusive Ice Cream Parlor is fast becoming the center for ladies and children and why shouldn't it be? It's as nice and cozy as money and skill can make it. The Crescent is centrally Congressman John Sharp William, delivered a speech at Fulton Saturda; before the largest crowd, that ever as icmblrd at a political gathering it llawamba county. On the-preview day he spoke to over three thousand people at Amory, voters assemblim from several of the surrounding eoun ties to hear the Democratic nilnorit: leader discuss the political issues the day and formally present his can didacy for the United Stales Senate On Monday Congressman William will speak to the voters of Altai! couity at the court house In Koscius ko commencing at 11 o'clock, and hi political supporters declare that will he greeted by the largest aud' ence that, has assembled at.

that plac I r. years. Teh return of Mr. Williams ha aroused widespread Interest, and hi addresses are being looked forward with ket'ii pleasure by ll.e voters it the various communities he has prim) bed to visit. Fresh from the world' ireatest legislative body, where I laved a conspicuous part an the lea-1 of his party, Mr.

Williams has i message to his people that is fraugb wiifi interest and importance, and hi Senatorial campaign promises to b' the mewl memorable of its kind Ml; has experienced In many year; Even In his lengthiest speeches. Mi Williams is never tiresome, alway the cjose attention of hi hearers, but during hi? St-natoria he will limit his public dresses to two hours or b-s, fee'in; that he should not tax the path ace o' the voters, or consume nrire thei; time than is neceasary for com pre l.cnsive presentation of what he eon eleven to be the issue. of the day, anfi the principles fm which he liases hu Senatorial candidacy. This will give more room and mini located, being on ground floor of Pythian Castle building. When pass ing, suppose you drop in.

You are al-wavs welcome. mize somewnat tne otiors mar. prevail in the municipal temple of justice, especially on hot. summer days when the room is filled with perspiring colored citizenry with a choice bunch ot trouble to tell the presiding judge. Have the doctor leave your prescription at.

Taylor's Drug Store. The newest and latest styles In Oxfords and Slippers being received at St.ut.hani Shoe Co. every day. Attorney-General Asked fcr Various Rulings on Incidental Phases ef the Litigation Questions are Now Being Considered. Monday is Jardiniere day at the New Rookery.

They will make it interesting Monday by offering 7, 8 and 9-inch Jardinieres at. 25c -it. is no ordinary sale it's an event of NO HYPODERMICS USED, NO SICKNESS, NO LOSS OF TIME. NO CURE NO PAY. This is the remedy of today the result of the progress of Medical science.

Don't waste your time and money and Impair your health by going to a sanitariaum, where the dangerous and poisonous hypodermic treatments are administersd. The Whisky Habit is a disease which is easily cured privately at your own Home. Call on or address, W. Lewis, M. D.

113 NORTH STATE ST. FANCY FLORIDA ORANGES, per dozen 40, 50, 60c FANCY COLORADO APPLES Fresh Vegetables, Strawberries, etc. Best goods, nest workmanship and moderate prices at Woliny Tailoring Co. Fit guaranteed. Spring styles now ready for inspection 'Phone 24C.

No. 105 W. Capitol, Jackson, Miss (F-24-lm) In will beat Vardaman by ma- iority Mr. Hill Is a son-in- iw of United Slates Senator I), loney, for whose seat Messrs. Tarda- i and Williams will make the cam-j J.

I. Black Grocery Company THEIR SEMI-CENTENNIALSPAV1NG TIE CROSSINGS 111 W. CAPITOL ST. PHONE 248 The celebrated sivteenth section controversy seems to have more phases and aspects than Joseph's goat had colors. Attorney-General Williams now has pending for consideration formal re-'uasts for no less than a half dozen ia! rulings covering various cf the Supreme Court decision, and legal points relative thereto.

An astounding number of incidental questions have been deveiope't since the decision was rendered by i lie Supreme Court, the most important, of which is the right of boards or supervisors to sell fallen Umber, which the Attorney-General has construed cannot be done without the coust nt of the lessee. The questions now pending before the Attorney-General for legal ruling, while not of ar-reaching importance, nevertheless serve, to complicate the case, and they will be fcken very careful consideration before opinions are Issued, ton. Williams has been very busy for the past several days preparing briefs in criminal crises docketed for the call on tb? third Monday in March. His assistant, Hon. It.

V. Fletcher, is still in Washington looking after the Pontotoc injunction case. JACKSON GRADUATES OF SE- CITY TO SPEND ABOUT ON WANEE VILL ATTEND EVENT. Don't fail to see the beautiful patterns for spring suits and trousers at Woliny Tailoring Co. before you place your order for a spring suit.

(F-24-lin) Dr. H. A. Jones, synodical evangelist of the Presbyterian church, passed through the city Saturday afternoon enroute to Meridian, whre he will inaugurate a ten-day revival service this morning. Dr.

Jones closed a highly successful revival service in Winona last wk, many accessions to the church membership resulting from his splendid work. The distinguished divine will continue his evangelistic labors until about the middle of the year, when he will ltwve on a visit to his boyhood borne at visiting points of interest in Ireland and Scotland before ret inning to America. THE WORK. Miss. Jackson, I Fiftieth Anniversary to be will drprove the Lcoks of the Thor- at the Commencement Exercises cughfareg, and Enable the Street Summer, and Many Will Qs to Keep the Streets BUSINESS MEN EAT HERE to their own great satisfaction and profit.

Our luncheon from 12 to 2 meets most wants of the man who looks for easily anl quickly digested food tastily prepared and at a price, not prohibitive to one of ordinary means. Aslc your friend who comes) in every day how be likes our food, cooking, service and charges. Plenty of variety everything to be had in sason. Glad to see you any day. JONES' CAFE, 113 SOUTH STATE.

I A VERY BAD TANGLE 1 i Vl.r Cleaner. HARRISON COUNTY DISTRICT i MATTER IS NOT SETTLED. Paring the m-xt weeks the mil- flllll niiipal i eminent will spend about on vitrified brick paving at the Tliickwork has been completed on the new Elks club building on President street, and Contractor J. Parties has a force of carpenters at work on the interior. The lower floor of the building will be fitted up as a first-class cafe and restaurant.

i street crossings in the business districts. tia been paved at (he corners of Capitol and President ami Capitol and Congress, and th! work will be steadily pushed as fast materia! can be received for the Evidently the Purpose of the Oppon- ents cf Two Districts to Continue the Filibustering Tactics Until the Legislature Meets. THE THOMPSON BROS. CO. work.

From City of Jackson. Many irmer stud'H's i.i Jack sua looking fn ward with Ke. Snu-u-s! tile re a nn. of tj' j-Yuatee u'lnriit; whiih will take piac the I'nlvcrs-ily oi the South during the commence-merit exercises in and there vvii! In' a large attendance frmn tliis city, the delegation being headed by r.ishrtn Th'o. imllose liratton, and members of the Episcopal clergy.

There are fully two score alumni of Sowanee in Ibis city, ami of the Institution. It. will In' of interest, to tin se former students to learn that President R.tosevclt, Pierptmt Morgan and a Inw! of other great men, haw1 inoinist-d to climb the mountain at Sowanee an! join in the festivities of Hie occasion, and the event promise-to be in every way a nn morablo one. The cornerstone of the University of the south was laid in IS and among Its thousands of graduates ill Ik found many of America's greatest men, citizens prominent, in all walks of life. It Is with keen pleasure, they are looking forward the celebration of the CftWih anniversary, a-nl the former students tn Jackson will be rep res; tiled at tile When tliis enterprise is completed will be much easier to keep the eaved streets clan, and the good ft ct.

will he especially nianifesjed ar the crossings, which are often well-i ij.h impassable during bad weather. The city has a fund of about $7,000 available for the work, and it will be jtidiclus'y expended under the direction of Mayor Wharton and the streef commissioner. Illinois Central officials have promised to put down brick pavlns at the depot crossing, and this save the city more than a thousand A tt The Young Alan's Store IN your search for real, genuine young men's clothing; in your efforts to separate the best from the inferior and ordinary, have you been to our store? No young man can say of the clothing we sell: "It's like that at other places." No young man can justly take the stand that this store is like the average. In fact, the store and the goods we sell are unlike any other; we stand alone, separate, distinct and superior for style, workmanship, trimmings and the values we give for the prices we ask. jr-AU m- a.

I i 1- Millinery opening Thursday, March 11th, second floor S. J. Johnson Co You i.re cordially Invited. Harris Sisters. To The LADIES The decision of the Supreme Court, in the Harrison county court district has not settled the litigation, and present indications are that the opponents of division will continue their filibustering tactics nntil the next legislative session at which time they hope to secure a repeal of the act authorizing the division.

The board of supervisors has positively refused to declare the special election carried in favor of the division, which.it is contended, was the intent of the Supreme Court decree, and Is now engaged in a lively squabble with the special election commissioners who certified to the board that a majority vto chad been cast for the creation of the new district. As a result of this action by the supervisors, Hon. I. M. llarber, attorney for the new district faction, has applied for a writ of mandamus compelling the board to declare the election carried and take the necessary steps toward the erection a court house at McHenry.

This matter will come before the Supreme Court at an early date, and in event Mr. Barber wins his fight the supervisors are liable to he heavily fined for failure to obey the Supreme Court decree. Another phase of the case developed is the assessment of $50 fines "against two of the election commissioners. Messrs. J.

M. Washburn and H. C. Jordan, for alleged contempt in refusing to submit the ballot boxes and tally sheets to the board of supervisors for inspection. These however, were afterwards remitetd, thi hoard having some doubt as to Its authority in the procedure.

Considerable factional feeling has been aroused in the matter, and if the dilly-dalying continues the final set-' dement will be delayed until the legislature meets, which is evidently the purpose of' the present filibustering tactics. i Mv if :1 I a 14 I 0 It I Young Men's Suits $12.50 to $25.00 You have surely intended all winter, that in the early spring you would have a beautiful shirtwaist, hat or parasol stamped for your use this summer. Now. when you get these, or any of them, you want the latest style, patterns, on linen, lawns and batiste, just the kind that will be satiable and wear best, without running ali over the citv. Save your time by coming to Taylor Furniture and Carpel art department they -have-just what, you want.

Miss Anderson gives lessons Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10 to 12 o'clock. Call In the morning of tlrse days and add one to the crowd. In these grades is very excellence and tdegance known to present-day tailoring. Rapidly is such Clothing weaning the thoughtful man from the necessarily high-priced custom making for everything that can be offered we offer at: a considerable-savins of time, annoyance and money. Names are meaningless: description inadequatethe best way is to depend upon the result of your own investigation.

You are more than, welcome to put ns to the test of man-to-man Edcrlicimer, Stein Co. MAKERS, If You Try Us and Are Not Enthusiastic Bring Your Purchase Back. Harris Sisters immense millinery opening takes place next Thursday, March 14th, second fhxir'S. J. Johnson Co.

All of the latest styles will be on exhibition. You are cordially invited. 'J (M-9-5t) 4 Taylor Furniture Carpet Co.