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THE MONTICELLO NEWS,
| World’s Fair Notes.
The contract for Idaho's World's
Fair building was let last week.
Ten of the large buildings on
Philippine section at the World's
Fair are under construction. The
supervising architect says that all
will be under roof before Dec. 1.
Pike county, Ind., will show at
'the World’s Fair a cube of coal 11
’feet thick.
' The Inland Press Association,
!comprising the small dailies of the
?North Central States, will hold its
1904 convention at the World's
Fair in May.
Rev. Thomas Palmes, a native
Filipino priest, of the Island of
Panay, is pastor for the Filipino
colony at the World's Fair.
Kentucky day at the World's
Fair will be June 2, 1904, The
newspaper men of Kentucky will
visit the fair on that date as the
guests of the Kentucky Exhibit
Association,
Much fruit is in cold storage at
Houston for the Texas fruit- ex
hibit at the World's Fair. Among
the fruit are Ponderosa lemons
larger than Rocky Ford melons.
Some specimens weigh as much as
two pounds. |
The West Virginia building at
the World's Fair is practicaliy fin
ished, and it presents a handsome
appearance. The original con-}
struction price was SIB,OOO but the
plans were altered and severull
thousand dollars more were ex-|
pended on it. |
The Oklahoma building at the}
World’s Fuir is completed. ()n?
Nov. 10, the structure was formal- |
ly accepted by the Territorial
Commission. Besides the Com
mission, the Governor and other
officials attended the ceremonies,
Miss Sue Sutherland, a teacher
in the city schoocls at Owensboro,
Ky., is using the Louisina Pur
chase Exposition map, issued by
the World’s Fair at St. Louis, as
supplemental matter before her
pupils. The purchase of the
Louisiana territory, which now
;cmbruces about one-third of the
‘tntul area of the entire United
ih‘mtes was one of the most inter
esting acts in American history,
‘and a school child of today takes
‘very kindly to any instruction a
long this line, because so many of
‘them contemplate visiting the ex
‘position at St. Louis next year,
‘which is to commerorate this great
event.
Texas will keep open house at
St. Louis during the World's Fair
and will entertaip in a style in
harmony with the Lone Star
State's reputation for open-handed
generosity, and on a scale in ac
cord with the magnitude of her
vast domain and resources,
Every "visitor to the imposing
five-pointed star-shaped structure
that will be headquarters for Tex
ans at the World’s Fair wiil carry
away lasting impression of the
greatness of the largest state in
the Union. :
During the peach season two
days each week will be designated
as ‘‘peach days” on which occasions
large quantities of Alberta peaches
will be served free to all visitors,
All during the exposition period,
as the fruit seasons succeed onc
another, other fruits will be dis
pensed in the same way as the
peaches.
Cape Jasmine, that wonderful
flower of the southland, with its
creamy, white blossoms and de
lightful and subtle perfume, will
be provided by the Texas comis
sion in unlitited quantities, and
every lady visitor may wear away
a spray fastened to her corsage and
the gentlemen may have their
lapels adorned with the beautiful
blossoms, Among the other at
tractive souvenirs supplied will be
gotton bolls to which neat badges
are attached, Large Texas pecans
fashioned into scarf ping will also
be distributed among visitors,
SHAW'’S LIVERY STABLE.
Hack meets both trains, New
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DeWitt’s Little Farly Risers,
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Washington Letter.
(Special correspondence of TwE
NEws,)
Washington, D, C., Dec. 8.
There is going to be a whole lot
of fun here on or about the 11th
and 12th of the present month
when the Republican National
Committee meets for the purpose
of selecting the time and place for
tie holding of the'next Republican
National Convention. There is
going to be an attempt made at
that meeting to fire the Hon,
Perry S, Heath, Secretary of the
Republican National Committee,
The late report of Hon. Joe Bris
| tow, Fourth Assistant Postmaster
’Gcneral, has thrown the harpoon
!into Mr. Heath with all the energy |
of a man who wanted to get even
'for some things, and that report
has stirred up the President to the
sticking stage, and says that Mr.}
Heath must go. Senator Hanna,
,the Chairman of the Committee, is
Ithc friend of Heath, and he is as
linsistent that Mr. Heath must not
be disturbed. This presents an
issueat once between the President
|:md the Senator from Ohio, who
|ls the real leader of the republican
party. The President apparently
forgets that he did not make up
the present National Commit:ece
of the republican party, which
wiclds the mmfluence and controls
things until its successor is elected
at the next national republican
convention, bit that it was made
up by McKinley and Hanna, ana
therefore is under the control of
Hanna. This being the case, the
committee will accept the dictum
of Hanna and refuse to ‘‘fire”
Heath, That will discredit Roose
velt and at the same time place the
repubiican pargy in the attitude of
working in the interest of a man,
who practical'y has been indicted
for boodhing in the Pust Office De- |
yartment There is going to be &
warm time and much republican
dirty linen will be washed for the
delectation cf the general public,
It wil: be a straight fight between
Harna and Roosevelt and Haunna
is going to win, Watch the game.
| The Panama deal is still a topic
!(1f political discussion here, and
I the demouvrats are as determined a
ever to make ‘tan issue in the next
,cm;puign. If they do they will
|show up one of the most stupen
dous outrages ever attempted by
this government. From the look:
of things this will be supplement
ed by another attempt on the part
!uf this republican administration
to grab San Domingo. The recent
!troublcs down there have made
[ things ripe for the deal that a few
t men in this country have been try
ing for years to pull off. Itis not
!;;‘cncrally known, but nevertheless
lit is the truth, that the bonds of
l San Domingo, the negro repubiic,
ito the extent of hundreds of
| dollars, are owned in this country
|and are controlled by Senator Mat
i(,guuy, of Pennsylvania, and his co
partners in the grafting game, It
’ this government takes over the is
| land of San Domingo,those bonds,
' which cost the purchasers about
!twcnty-fivc cents on the dollar,
| will be worth par. They, there
fore, will make some three hune
ldred percent profit. The game is
“' worth the candle. Lookout for
' developments in San Domingo,
| A Gallon of PURE LINSEED OIL mixed
- with & édhm oP
nakes 2 gallons of the very Beer Parer
: ia the wouLp
P Int bIIL, I 8 yAR MORE DURADLE than
i»r'i?fififlr"u an{.nliu Anmn.!,"rm,‘c nor Pol-
BONOUS, HAaMMAR PAINT I 8 mnadeof the neer op
PAINT MATERIALS~guch as all good painters use,
ead s ground THIOR, VERY Tuu:n fin trouble to
mix, any boy ean do It. It is the COMMON BENKR
or House PAINT, NO BETTEL palnt can be wade
ut AXY cost, sad Lo
207 10 OrAck, Brusren, Peet or O,
¥, HAMMAR PAINT C0.,8t. Lonls, Mo,
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In Style, in quality, in Price.
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Our stock is ready for in=
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THE REID SHOE CO.,
MACON, - GEORGIA.
To the Planters of Jas
per County.
[ am better prepared than ever to handle your cotton,
Services equal to the best. Itire risk Minimum, In
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Centrally located,
Cotton Markets of the World accessible, T want your
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prempt and good an any. Because I appreciate it and
[eel honoved every timea person drops off a bale at my
place,
Thanking my many {riends for their liberal patronage
in the past and hopimg to merit a continnance of same I
beg to remain, Yours Very Respectfully,
MONROE PHILLIPS, Prop.,
JASPER COUNTY WAREHOQUSE.
TO THE
OF JASPER AND ADJOIN
, ING COUNTIES.
e T T
Tl e M A
fam agzain at the Old Reliable Planters
Warehouse where | will be glad to handle
you cotton. | appreciate your past favors
and will continue to do so. Will furnish
Market Reports as usual, so bring your cot
ton to headquarters and go home happy.
Yours Truly,
W, R, POPE.
P.S. Liberal advances will be made on
cotton in Warehouse at a very low rate of
interest.,
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J. F. Van Rensselaer,
GENERAL AGENT,
No. 13 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Georgia,
