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Hi TIMES. j-j Trade a Specialty. . . , y0tt Money Back if Net Satisfied nOPULAR PLACE Popular drinks . opular people Isadora's Liquet Company, IS ADORE ITZIG, Prop. Corner Washington Avenu and Walnut St. GPEENVILLE, IIIC3. H. T. IREYS. JR INSURANGE I.-anvUlcMisi. "REPRESENTS Home, RoyalLiver Commercial Union, New York Under i.rton, aouiuc...,. - 1 Birmingham, German-American, Steam oo, iuhuuh v."....v . TRY A GALLON OF OUR TiOVRRNOR ' I STONE,M JJii WH1SKSY THAT MASU MVMJtTBOPT , T. 1SENBERG ' Corner Walnut Flit as O Agents INSURANGE Dwellings Storehouse Stocks Furnitura Cctton Telephone No. 43. J. B. HFBRON, Bui,din tt ee000000ee000Oe I 1 V Plantation fflvlt Saddle or Driving Horifs If so you will FlndJCar foe at OUR PALACE STABLE, ' AUin Strut ; GUYTON-SHERROD & COMPANY. : J. M. HUTSELL, AUnajcr. Oeenville, Miu. f s w w w GROCERIES FOR THE ::Y OU will toon have to ( Staple and Fancy Groceries. VtjttaMtt, Fruits and Poultry. EverythinJ in Matoiti Smill Rents end end doinj my own work, k profita. and you receWalarier barf aim Sand ma a trial order. "Courteous treatment motto. PETER T n n t uu v Walnut Straat. Office PhelpBuildinj pool & London & Globe, Northern writers, Phoenix, Providence, Wash- mcncsicr, Allan- London" & Lancanshire, Hartford .....1 v,u., new lorn riate uiass. ! LIQUOR CO. i and Main St X far Anhauear-Biiseh Malt needs I C. E. TheoboM. Ajeat, Stop Thero! Are you looking for Good Whiskey rip la 7an taat sutkM ta btt of Tasa aad Jerrji, High Balls w To44ias, aaa always ks U wf koass. Rasiembsr Tarjlbing la Us lUs ef Wiaas and Lienors efttrsd by me wiU.ss (eaad to ba tbs tsst etia abla.' Jaoes Jotd&n,!! Telepkoae- w w w w w W HOLIDAY'S. buy. I carry a trmk Hm Close Buying enable me to ask less and (air deaiinj, my DUSK A T r f Ti Ti v w - Talaatianaai, ; DIRECTORY A .L A A . . WWOeeeeVAawa, PHYSICIANS. PAYNE fiHTWoa w 1" n.u.ryne. M.O.Su... Olfir.?.M" RGEONS. " Building. Telephone 486. J. D. SMYTHS, M D physician Mn Uttice UDStlim nv n.:m. ... W..i.: . "ore on "." '"n ,v""- Telephone 85. W. L. HOWARD. It D. PHYSICIAN tun CT.r, Uttice OVCr the RfflnL - nr. ,. Poplar Stree n 7,"mnT ...... v puunc 52J. C H. JONES, M. D. PHYSICIAN Avn ct.o.. Uttic over Fint.'. n - iuj aiore, Residence 11 Smith cv-it... . pi - " sirect, WUilC O. O. W. STONE, 14. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Weinberg Building Rti dence phone 238. B. C. SMYTHE, II. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office over Brill' unr. n lar street and Washington avenue Phones 85 40. E. P. ODENBAL, M. D. Office Sanitarium, Washington ave. Telephone 620. J. J. FERGUSON, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SllRHFrtN Office over H. N. Alexander', Main Street, Phone 560. COTTON FACTORS. O. B. CRITTENDEN a CO 0. B. Crittenden. Leroy Percv. COTTON FACTORS. Main street. Greenville. Miss. Phone 81. WALDEUR COTTON CO. COTTON FACTORS. Liberal aldvances made on con signments. Phone 28. 235 Washing ton avenue. IREYS-AXCHER COTTON CO. Henry T. Ireys, John G. Archer. COTTON FACTORS. Poplar street. Greenville, Miss. LAWYERS. E. J. BOGAN. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office, Washington Ave.,Pbone 547- JAYNE ft WATSON, J. M. Jayne. H. C Watson. ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW. Office over First National Bank. Phone 345. PERCY ft CAMPBELL, Leroy Percy. R. B. Campbell. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Citizens' Bank Building, Greenville, Miss. Phone No. J. THOMAS ft ROSE, E. N. Thomas. A. J. Rose. Office over Nelms & Blum. Pbone 312. Montgomery ft Montgomery. Sam Montgomery Allen Montgomery ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Office over Brill's, and at Behoni, Miss. Phone i-24- SHIELDS ft BODDIE. W. Shields. Van B. Boddie, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, rtc.r. Wasliinrtoa Bank Building, Poplar 6tret, Greenville, Miss. Phone 335- J. M. CASHIN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Notary Public. Office over Citizen's Bank Buiding PERCY BELL, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Phelps Buiding. Greenville, Mi. C K. STARLING. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Offioe Roseafield Building- Pbone No. IJ. L. a BASS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Wilcsinski Building. Greenville, lift KINNISON. LELAND, - - - -MISS. Will practice in all courts of tn stste N. B. SCOTT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Laka Village, Arkansas. W. O STREET, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. LAKE VILLAGE. ARKANSAS Will prsctic to sll courts of the sate and In federal court at Little Rock. Real estte sad foreign collec tions. VETERINARY SURGEON." Blearest n. v. wi VETERINARY SURGEON A Graduate of the University of Pennsvlvsnia. Office st Lske's Stsble, Walnut street DR. J. - BROWN, DENTIST. liB4er.. Deaui Parlors over Frank Binder's DEUTISTS. DR. J. t, YOUNO. "JiNTIST. tiual Kocinu cv. c:,,i....'. fllllitjr, uft ators. Entrance on Walnut meet. brui DR. SAUL L. SCOTT. DENTIST. Rosenfield's building. Long distance lelephone 623. Greenville, Mias. DR. L. A WITNEY, DENTIST. Gold Work 8pscWy. Olfice 9 and 10 Wilcxinski building. Long distance telephone 488. Greenville. Miss. W. H. PARKER. ARCHITECT. And Superintendent of Construction. Office Walnut tr.t If you expect to build, write for the plans. MUSIC TEACHER. Instruction riven an VTOT Tiki Va A 3 DOLIN, and all ORCHESTRA and ban ii INSTRUMENTS. Inquire of Harry M arch, manager Opera noute, st star Shoe Store. W. OLKER, Instructor. V. H. TURNER. REAL ESTATE AGENT. Bargains always on hand. Long dis tance telephone 553 Office over Clark's Drug Store Call Me up. STEENSON ARCHER. JR. CIVIL ENGINEER AND SUR VEYOR. REAL ESTATE Office over the Bank of Washington, CrenvUle, Mississippi. Phone 63a DISEASE WORSE THAN WAR Bri-lri, Oriental Affliction, Kills Xers Japanese Yhsa Bifles Caused by food. 'If anything ware needed to add to the horror of war," writes "a medical expert," in oae of the leading London Journals, "it might certainly be found in the presence of disease smong ths sombstsnts. While the Russian army has not been free from illness. It would sppear at least to have escaped attack from a very curious tropical disease, best known In this country under the name of 'beri-berl,' and in Japan as 'kakke.' War eorreapondents recently reported that the losses from beri-berl In the Jspanese army exceed the total casualties sustained In battle. It was added that every transport returning te Japan brings hundreds of men suf fering from this disease. "As to ths nature of beri-berl, -we and one of its prominent features to exist In a form of neuritis affecting the aerve-endings In the skin, and more especially those nerves which, carry- tag Impressions from nerve centers to the body, are called motor nerves. Certain very important Internal nerve trunks are also lavolved. In addition there Is to be found general disturb ance' e-f the bodily functions st Urge. "Loss of power of the muscles and loss of sensation ar common symptoms,-while dropsy is usually pressnt Fever s Indicative of beri-berl is not a marked sign, sad death supervenes probably as often as not from failure of the heart's action. The death rate Is verr high la this ailment It was one la 40 In the Jspanese navy In 1178-14, and one in two at Bahla In 1187. Sir P. Mao son, at. T)., wss told by the. medics! officer jt s tobacco plantation in ths staiay archipelago that the planters considered them selves lucky if at the end of a year three or four survived out of every 100 Chinese coolies imported as laborers st th beginning of the year. 'Having retard to all tne circum stances under which berl-beri appears, to the saturs ot the symptoms, ana to ths fact that hygienic conditions of life tend to prevent attack, tne infer ence that the ailment is due to some specific poison produced by a microbe, this lsst la all probability being de rived from infected food, seems to be warrssted." NEW EVOLUTION THEORY. dentist Who Disputes Darwin Idea Tell 0 Important juiicotii in lant Life. Frotwsor Huge dt Vries, director of the Botanical erun, aw.i.im., ..iti.t hn diaeutes Darwin's sad Blamed hi view at lengtt at U New . 1 ... r. Jt MaMl ora aoianiwu wu . n. a i ft m with Darwin la rrot. - - asssrUag that a aw speeiejMjf plant . - ... ji-vaIaa .t An crTroDQ the Mreat plant, white Darwln'a theory de assay geaerstions, marked by ln Bumersbls minor dlBerence snd year of time prof D Irlss bsses his conclusions Boa actual ssprlmat, and although hi earlier lavesttgatlon covered a wide field bts best aadssostonclualTrsults obtained through careful cultur U4 cksesvatloa of the evening prtm- Twelve Sw .peel derived from tZT arigiaal varieUea .were described T tonatt by Us De Vries, sad their glfeneWes were furthtr illuatrated by ... 1 ie aad lanUrn slid. Dr De Vrlet'e discoveries havs led a, the esiabasbsseat of a laboratory at OM Bsriag Harbor, where th.invU af svelsUoa In both th plant snd fcugdesss will bs wndueted for ZTuZ, naif eeatury at the expea 2 laeCarnegle lasUtutloa. Bxpsrlm.nts ZJZZiZjDT. D. T. MscDougsl at the JPrert aetsalcsl Oardea sisee Prof. SI Vries preseated the resulU of hU Inrcbes to th world of sciwebav ' Vp ..van! Imoortant of Dr. De Vries s discoveries. Dan to The duke of Orleans has aaked psrsaia- JTn' W mae.toft.arcU ZxZZtor the parpcos of ssaklng aa 1. ltoi. It la under- !Ho4 SseTthe atolraity will reoulre tkat Capt. Otto iversrup. ue SS, of the mm, ahU eomrnan If the goT.r.-t S4T to tkaasafsaitlna. SEW ROTARY ENGINE SUCCESSFUL INVENTION OP BUFFALO MAN. Claimed That It Will Bevolutlonls Locomotive Building Occuple Li Ipac and Coats Les Than Prnant Styl. A perfect rotary euglue, th much desired aculeveniont of hundreds of mechanical Inventor, Is tb triumph which. In th opinion ot mlnent ex pert, has crowned more than a scor of years' work by William M. Hoffman, a aucctssful Inventor of Buffalo. A year ago P. T. Brg of Stockholm, Sweden, formerly of the Carnegl Bteel company and now consulting engineer for the United States 8tel corporation, examined Mr. Hoffman's engln for Chart M. Schwab and mad afavora bl reportouthelnventor'sclalm. Cor nelius Vsnderbllt, several of wbos In vention ar now in us on the New York Central railroad, ha declared that If the engln bear out th claim of the Inventor It will aend all the present styl of locomotive to the scrap Iron heap. In brief, th advantage of Mr. Hoff man' ngln ar that It will occupy not mor than one-fourth the ordinary floor spac required for other engines of sim ilar power; It will effect a saving of one fourth In steam; It I oonomical in con struction snd operation and It Is without vibration. "Ths problem In my Invention," Mr. Hoffman said, "was to overcome friction of packing, and this I hsve don by what I consider a unique yet simple combina tion, consisting of revolving the cylinder around a stationary abutment This stationary abutment do not com la contact with ths Inner periphery of the cylinder or the cylinder bead or wells, and th construction la such that the revolving piston make a steam-tight joint on an elliptical abutment through out one-half of a revolution of th engine when It takes the place of the piston which hs been exposed to the steam pressure and performs the same func tion, the one In advance producing ths team-tight joint In other word, th entire packing, which produce joints fully as steam tight as ths psckfngrlng In reclprocatln -engines, is exposed practically to no wear and consequently no friction, as the packing all revolves with the cylinder snd pistons. An evi dence of the correctness of this claim Is provided In ths fact that my engine in Buffalo has been run for five hours with out lubrication of any kind and without bad results of any description.'' KING TAKES UNIQUE TITLE. Xuler of Ave Signs Himself "Monarch at ths Twenty-lour Urn- -brails,"' A collector of curious trifles note that the aultan of' Turkey has 71 titles, aad on the parchment containing them are the words, "As many more as may be desired can be added to this num ber." Among the titles sre "Abdul Hsmld, the Eternally Victorious," "the Eternally Smiling." "the Eternally In vincible," "Distributer of Crowns to the Heroes Seated oh Thrones" and "Shsdew of God on Earth." The shah of Penis bs slso many pompous titles, smong them being "Luminous Star of th Firmament" "the One Star That Give Light te th Trrtrial Planets," "Pivot of the Uni verse" and "the Magnetic Center of the Globe." Th funniest title, however, I born by the ruler of Ava, a small klngddn. on the borders of' Afghanistan. Thli monarch signs all his decree a fel lows: "Signed and sealed by th King of Kings, whom all the world should obey because he preserves lit In all human beings, because he regu lates tne seasons, because he la th father of the sun, and because he I tb king or the 24 umbrellas." REVIVES; THEN DIES AGAIN After Being Pronounced Dead Man Come to Life, Create Ter ror and Bxpires. Given up by s physician as dead, Frank McCormlck. of Outtenbiirg, N. Y., re turned to lif Juta an undertaker called to smbslm his body. Then, after order ing th undertaker away, McCormlck was stlied with another attack of th ailment which had first prostrated him, and died within a few minutes. Word waa again sent to the undertaker, who live in Nw York, but h refused to respond. McCormlck hsd been ill several days with s sever attack of dyaentery. A doctor who was aummoned worked over him for several hours, and then, turning to thoss about th man's bedside, ssid k. lifoHnrmlck WSS dssd. . A death watch waa set beside McCor- tnlok's bed. Th men at tb bedside baa already begun their vigil when the sup posed deed msn suddenly moved snd groaned. The watcher fled and sum moned th physician, but while they were waiting tor htm th undertaker arrived, u. in.iatcd unon seeinx McCormlck. and when he went into the room the man who had corns bsck to lif s murmured tnst ns didn't wsnt to bs disturbed. Upon hear ing this ths undertaker promptly fled. Then the doctor arrived. McCormlck again lapsed Into unconsciousness, snd the physician, after applying every test kaownto his profession, declared that no trace of lif remained. Strong Breath, Too. 'vnrtunaa in fancv farmlns continually stagger ths imagination. Fourteen acre of onions In Indiana have tni year yielded their cultivator a clear profit of $10,000. The profitableness of raising this vegetable witn moaern mscnmery fairly takes ons's breath sway. Odd Election Bets. With the spproech of election com funny bets ar being made on th presi dential result One man ha wager that If Parker 1 not elected he will atand oa a cake of ice weighing 300 pound In his bare feet until the ice melts. Ths Roosevelt man says if hi favorite I de feated he will let his hair grow nntll 1908. According to another bet If Parker I Jefested. the Parker man Is to roll a panut across the Brooklyn bridge. It Roosevelt Is beaten bis man will have to ret shaved on one aide of the face only 6r one month.' PaMU Oaoltsi W,liiiJ s-.wn. 4 . the Citizens dai :ic, OkaanvIHe, Mlae, rOREIGN EXCHANGE JJOUGMT ArO SOLD A Saving Depertmnt JAMS MSHTtMAW, PUm A A. ajAtwroao, vme-paaawaMV . a. aaiias aoaawTfcwAW 4, A. 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