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State treasurer.
Judge L. lliame formerly f
West Point, but now residing at i
1 1 . . , 11 r 1
Jackson, at one'time chancellor of
the district iu which Clay county
is situated, is a candidate for at
torney gt neral.
The Presbyterian church at
('recti wood was burned Sunday
morning. It was a frame build.
ing, valued at ?'.".IHM) and was in-
siired for ?.''.:!(. A fine brick
structure will replace it.
The Woodmen of the World
have gone into the carnival busi
ness, and a we fix's engagement is
announced for lloonville. by a
company t'aat is "first class in
every particular," as recommended
by the mayor of Hattiesburg.
The Mississippi senatorial cam
paign was opt ned Monday nt (Quit
man in Clarke county, by a speech
of an hour ami a half from (iov
ernor Longiuo. He spoke on the
leading issues of the day imtl said
that he stands pat on his record
since he assumed the duties of
Governor. A large crowd of voters
was present ami the speech whs
received with great enthusiasm.
The Democratic executive coin- !
miiiriM r.,,; 1 '
ing Monday. rsolrei that ik.!U,,,u
primary election shall be held fori
the nomination of county officers. .
I his lnnvis th. mottur a ft-. f,-.. (
--
nil"
race at the regular November !
ion nud distpns,.- xr.tb tb.
.ion. nuu aispenses with the
election
fifth wheel apjiendage called the '
"secon.l primary." i
HOOU lor Clliiarcn. ;
Th plmnmt to take tied hrmtei4 One !
Miuote tTnnh C'nre itve immediate i e-.1
lief in all raoe ol couh, crenp and grip. !
becaa.e it due Dot tn immediatelr into
the tomach. Lot take effect rijht at the
!et of the trouble. It draw out the in
tlamuiation, heat and oothe4 aud enre
permacentlj by enabling the Iqha to
contribute pnre life-tfiTin and life-na--tainiDtf
oijen to the blood and ti-.-aes.
Phoenii Dro Co.
Opening of the State Campaign
The real opening of the catn-
; paign for State otfices occurreil at
Winona Motidny, when a uathcr
(ing of fully three thou-nml voter
from the itntnodiate vicinity anil
j from many di:int iwints. assem
J bl. d there to henr the pi'cchi- of
the several candidates. The speak-
--; mg commenced at ton ocloch. 111
.' morning and continued until late
in the afternoon, and it was the
lirt time that nil four of the can-
this conva-s.
lhe speeches were
!
) all uttered on a high plane of sen- J S. Uurton clerk of di.-trict branch whirl n tireless energy ami unself
! liiiu nt and v.-ere characterized by ! and J. J. Vance and S. T- Sykes j ih patriotism would be brought
'' tl"! -re:lttt courtesy of each can -
j l!ate toward all the other?, hence
! tln-p' was no tlir-play of acrimony
j rttiil the day passed it the rno.-t aiui W. (i . Hidings court bailitTs. this his partv service and experi
' pleasant manner imaginable. Of The grand jury was drawn audience comnund him to consid
; course the speeches were practical j impaneled as follows: Wm. Shanks j eration, for the State does not
I ly th same that have been made
I j
by each candidate at other pi act s
HtK
1 no new issues or features were!
in trot I ixce I. but all things were
j new to tl-e who had not heard or
read them before. Tiie lir.-t speakt r
..... . ,
j .vas ?enalor .. .J. icijnurm wiio, wamoa; u. . M uier, in ; .jnnnv; has been m lh. harsies eontinu
jt'iok occasion to announce his cat:-; M.Pappel, Tom Wallace. Winston ;' ou-lv ever since. Mr. Ft k ford's
tlitlai'l
s - I
V for re-election, w hich, how-
i t-ver. is not involved iu this cam -
! paigu. fit? was followetl in the
frder namtl by Hon. K. h. Noel, .
Jutlgt? 1 A. Critz, .Major James ;
! K. Vardaman and Congi es-man A.'
F. Fox. Following the speeehe
by the.-' gubernatorial candidate,
short talks of announcement
v. ere madt bv Judge L. Irtme
and Hon. Wm. Williams for at
toruey (ieneral; W. (i Stovail, J .
! T. Si nt- r and X. A. Crawford for
' Itailroad Commi.-.-hmer for the
f
third di-trict; J. P. Carter and
W. (i. Kiger for Li. utenant-t iov
ernor; A. C. Kyle ami (b-u. J. H.
riharpe fr Sat trvasurer: ( Jeorire
C. Myers for supnme court clerk:
W t. Cole for in.-urance commis
siom r: T. M. Henry ami T. K.
Maxwell for Autlitor: Wirt Adam
for lie venue Agent. The announce
ments for the latter, minor oihec
were made by only thoe who were
present, many other candidate.
not being in attendance.
from this general meeting tht
candidates dispersed and departed
immediately or other points to hi!
engagements that were made ahead,
and po.-.-ibly another j int discus
sion may not occur.
The Prohibitionists Not In It.
The executive committee of the
State prohibition convention w hich
assembled iu Jackson some time
ago. held a meeting last Saturday
anil declared that the committee
INi-!aIni-l any intMiticu to iulors4.
or t oppo-e any candidate tor
State office, and did not propose to
do or advise anything by the Pro- j
hibiti.mists of the State contrary j
t(, t, ,; ,1(0,,U1 m ,,romuI-
'
gated at the l ebruarv convention
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The people of the M ite had prac- j
. ? 11 . . .t ... . . . .! 1 : !
ucan agree., upon stun l"u j j rj,v ,( Inl it a litl,.
b,f' theuctionof the commute, '...yxtrft ju.p. ,,,r a dispenser of
All the munieit.aiities of Ohio ! isiait c i !' C ist s and es-
4
htdd elections Tuesday, in w hich
tin Ilopubiicans made perceptible
gains all along the line, though
not enough to change the sfapis of i
afTairs as they already existed. The j
Republican candidate was elected j
mayor of Cincinnati tc succeed an;
nicumueui 01 me same niiui, ami
1 . r.i f 1 1 . . . 1 ;
the same result occurreil with the I
.x . . 11 t 1 i . .'
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largest cities in the State
p i .
parties held practically the same;
towns who administrations thev ;
ii I, . ,1 , ,.
controlled before the election and
. ))
in cases where inarKed changes or
largtdy increusul nuijorities were
.- :,i . .1 .if
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attributtti to special local issues.
MnvorTm T. .Tolowo,. r....t.t
. , --..-v..-
ed mayor of Cleveland which u
taken to mean that he will be !
candidate for (Jovernor. while
Mavor.elect Fleishman of Cincin-
... 1 vi. . , ,,!
I nnti will probably enter the held;
f,Jr the Kpublican nomination for
I'ni'ed States senator against Mr . :
A Sweet Breath
l . ....... . .
ncn. ntu xue i renin i nau me -tfanacn
,V5 o( wr,ar Thre is no remeJy luthe ;
"lltt Kl,d"1 JyMr"i Cure fer j
eon g mJiffHtiuD. .i)nfp"i aud aH
pep
ton,ach Ji"trdpj.s. M
,,f ,u hU9 'ltii.u' Ky ' w
m. Mnrj Crick,
write: I h ive heen
oyl eetio for year tried nil kiuds of
By th ne of Kodi.l I b,K" t" improve
at ne nod after tnkint; a fv w luttle nm
follj restored n weight. b Mith nridt reiitfi h
uj cu eat whatever I r.ke. KoUol di
Kt wbat too eat aud makes the stom
ach t-wt-et. l'hoenix Drnjj Uo.
Dried Beef ns you want it
slicctl or in hams. Try it for n
change Phone Ti).
F. p. Carter & Co.
The District Court.
Tha April term of the United
States district and circuit courts
for the Eastern Division of the
Northern Mississippi district, con -
vened in the government building
in this city Monday morning,.! ufljr
Henry C. Xiles presiding. All
j ent f.;r tint dier.ux: of their re-
j epective duties, as follows: M .A
Montgomery, district at.orneyf W.
I). Fra.ce, a-sistaut attorney; J. M
! Oldham clerk of circuit branch ; J.
j deputies; M. 11. Stephens crier,
J Kvans Thweatt was appointed bail-
I iff of the irranil jury, and K.F. !
foreman, Attala county; L. L. Mc -
Doug il, Ti.-homiugo; J. I. Wilson,!
CM. Palterstjn, J.M. Stewart, I'on -
j tutoe; ll. V. Cherry, Lee; Joseph
j Steele, J. (i. Stovall, F. F. D-.vx.-;,
" W. M. Chaifin. ('leve Harue. Ita-
..... ,., .
.1. Ii. Flliott. Oktibbeha; J. II
101-
! iowav, Lowndes; II. K
IJro.vn. t
( 'hoctaw; T. . Owen. Monroe; H
Timb s. M. D L. Tyra, Prentis-
W. J. Heed, Kenego: J Ii. Habon
Itawamba.
Juiigt Niles' charge compre-
' hendt-d all the Federal statutes
likelv to b- violated in this see;;
, and was an interesting and iu
i ve tliseourse upon tin tiuties lie -
! volving on the peoph iu the matter;
j of recognizing ami upholding the
j laws of the land. He dwelt par-
' i
j tieulaiiy ou the subjects of perju-
rv, x.stal irregularities, violations
of the internal revenue laws, etc.
The court was oeeiipud chiefly
this week with tho crimin .. 1. ck
et, and hascontin.. i an. ..-u.i.
etl many cases, w I. io ..1 s.
others convictions r. salti d, .....inl
for retailing whisk;, aout li
cense, and s-mtenees of sKK) tine
ami imprisonment iu county jails
for terms ringing from thirty to
ninety days were imposed
In "the case of D. P. Davis, K. L
Lewis ct al, involving the indict
ment of practically all the cotton
oil mills in the State at the last
term of the court, ami argued at
that tiuio on demurrer, which was
taken under atlvi.senent by Judge
Xiles, an order was entered Wed
nesday sustaining the demurrer
and discharging the defendants.
That ends the prosecution of th
oil mills for alleged violation of
the interstate commerce law, un
less new indictments are returned.
"Strefigtu and vigor come of good
food, duly digested. 'Force, n
t 1 i 1
readv-to-st rve wheal anil tiariey
food", adds no burden, but sustains.
uoui i-hes. invigorates."
.... m ... w ""T nf v,r' ' nr.
iiit) city attorm ot icnsourg
, - , ,
I'll .a i i ! n 1 : prietl M,e;i tue tloor
1 . ? -i t r .t
iml 400K forcible iossession of the;
1
tablisii his rights with a crowbar?
The building was retained by the
contractors pending a controversy
in the iiKitter of settlement h.r its
c mst met ion.
I ne Democratic ticket was tver-
wh; imiugly
ee
ttil in the city
ei - .ctiori ot JM. lja:s. t it cm
. . .... r r.
tlay.
;
(fovi rnor Lougmo has appoint
1 ... 1 . 1. . r . 1 1 ... : 1 ...
14 tue luiniH '"J-) H' wueiacu to icp-
I r-:enl Monroe county at the Inter-
s'ate. Cane ( rowers Convention.
I to be held at Mncon, (b orgin, Mav
; , '
M!h, ili ami Mh: John C. Uur
!
1 ti;n-'. nmiiuvii
lr. . .-. r.vaii-
. otTU'-t n ;
le-rib-en ; lf
H. F. ISrovK
'ureeiiwo.H ijnngs; II. u. Terrell,
, .
!U,t' A' L JJ'W UmiiltOIi;
A. I), liryaii and J. 31. IJuehanan,
Xettleton; Thomps Dil worth,
Athens
Cl,rcs mcd Poison, Cancer,
Ulcers, Lczcma, Carbuncles,
.,.:,,. KlVl,
,iib,rt Wartl. Malt.yV, il.. I
si.fr. - rrJ fn.m ii...d ii ii.n: my h.- d.
! far nt;J s)lk.iul Jt-rs were otie tiiH-r- of cor
j rutioti; kcIi! in Lodn anil j ant?, haru
1 iu, it tiirtkC !-rnlby kin; u:is nil ruii
down ninl di-coarni;eJ, bnt Botanic Hloml
li tlm cirf
i ui -rftctly, hfnled h!I th
jit my ekia tiie rich glow ol
lii i rflT i bkia ue riti. jri
i.i,k u.i,,, .,. iu ini, .,,r
U.lrii lilit n fur
bk,oJ j new ambition into
4,.u A. William. Kuit.ary, U
i,k n,-m..i ..tni ,.
my braiu
tace covered
with pimples, chronic sore ou buck of
head, supper.ited swe'Jiui; on neck. esMn
nicer on ler. bone j ain, itchit Kkiu,
cured perfectly by Botauio B:o.d H.-i'rn
ore; all heulid. Botanic Blood B:thn
cart- nil neili;patit biod tr ulilrs, hue:,
a eczemn. ecab titid ic!f-, p!n-:-!e,
ruunirii di-rt-;, ctrbui.t'le. rc-i-fa, etc.
Especially advised for all obstinate en?es
thnt have reached the second or third
ftge. Improve the digestion; strengthen.-;
weak kidneys. Dnnzcbls 1 To
prove it cures, sample of Blood B ilui sent
free and prepaid by writing Blood Bat m
Co , Atlanta, (ia. Describe trouble aud
free medical advice ent in pealed letter.
Sold ia Aberdeen by J. j. SHELL Jt CO.
For Secretary of State.
Our popular fellow-citizen Hon.
Q. O. Kekford, iu this issue' sub-1
mils his claims to tin? voters .15 a I
! candidate tor Seintarv of Sfate at i
i the approaching primary election,
This is not altogether unexpected
j in view of the solicitations and
nave com to him from nrmv si
tions of the lSi.it? , and the formal
announcement will enable his
friends to bestir themselves in bis
1 interest. Th. qualification.
! Kekford for the duties of
a 01 .'ir.
the of.
J tice are poeuliarlv admirable, to
j to bear for every consideration af
footing the interests and welfare
Ifare
j of ' t lie commonwealth.
UfsideS
; boast a un.re loval Democrat nor
one who has bi en ir.ore zealous in!
! laboring for the party's success.
j II- closely idenliied .himself with
, the party of th- p. tple at the nrt
J oppo: tunit v of ca-tiri" a vote ard
'
1 ievotion
to partv interests and
succe ss brought the rewards of fr-
pient otlicial pe.-itions within it
ratiks but thec of course carried
no emoluments to compensate the
in.-iil.'Ht ! ; I ir , r v; 1 , , !. 1 11-. i ' Ki 1 1 i
and were view t d and accepted in
f
the light of compliment to capc-
ity af d constancy. He is compe
tuit and loyal, and deserves the
! crdied support which we are eon-
ti.'ent iii oe accorded in this in
stance. Political Popculls.
Among the visitors to Aberdeep
Tuesday, were Messrs. I'M gar S
Wilsr n. Ft ifetl Stnt.s marshal for
t lie .Soutlu r 11 district; postmaster
Elgin of Corinth; revt t rie agi nt
Wood of Water Valley, and post
masicr Wood of Columbus, all 01
whom arrived Tuc.-day evening
and departed on the eiiriy trains
the next morning. As to Mr. Wil
son it. may be plausible to assume
that he h'ul some otlicial bmines
with the Federal court now in ses
sion here, though we believe it is
the first time that such business
has. brought, him to lite Aberdeen
court, and it' so it w:es expedited
with great facility. -The other gen-
demon hd no business with the
courl at ad that could be located,
and th-'P"' was also an absence of
anything iu the way of social or
commercial attractions, and their
bitling time was likewise limited.
It is -igjiifieant that al least three
ot thse di-tinguished political vis
itors are members of the Re
publican State executive commit
tee, and it is more than probahh
that their meeting here was not so
' much a coincidence as it was a
j matter of preconcerted action, pos
Isibly for farming out patronage or
m ipping out a plan ot campaign
' 1 1 1 -s
11 is oune tt infill iia. u poiiucai
con ft rence was the lodeslorie ti
attraction, but wh.a'ever w;-s ac-
compiishetl is as m sjerit)iis as
their unexpected arrival and presto
departure.
After the h;.ide.st battle i;. Ids
jioiithil career ("Miter H in is. n.
Democra', was eh e'ed for Li e
ourth tint as n iy.r of (.": .
by a majority of eejv at'out. 7, (H i:
Perfect and Peerless
itaeumansQi
pvA all Ll-er, rriitnanvJ Elad
dcr trouolv c ioenl hj uric acid
ia the vteru. It 'cures by
cni-y ar.l viulizinj tht
bloc i, thua removing tl:e caase
of discj.-. It ypves vior aad
tone aud buiiJa up tbe hcaltii
and strenth cf tb patieat
wbi: tlie rem- Ir.
VlilZSOL is a luminary in
tie n;oa:cal world. . It haa cured
and will cc ntinnfi to cure jrors
of the abeve diseases than all
olhcr knovi a rc.cdiea, many of fci
whkti do mor-5 harm thzn good, u
iLi-.9 great ana tnorongtlr tasted
and endorsed C&lifom'.a Reniedy
i:evtr diMproirit9. It cnre ia
fallibly if ta-itca as directed.
Try it sr.d be convinced t!mt
it i a wenler aai a blessiuj to
suiTeric? humiuity.
ulws and ioJerful cr.rc3.
IXICSOC CBH:CAL CO, It Aaclca, CaL.
X N. BRUNSWIG & CO .
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I t! for $-5. Forar by d-ugIsts. g
1 S-r.d stanip fo toolr cf paitic--
If I
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your drurgist cannct trpply yo-a
it will t e seut, prtrpaivf, upon
receipt of price. Address:
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Fluid Extract BLACK ROOT Fluid Extract SICKLY ASH BARK
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Unit Cures the Chills
The Best General Tonic.
A Distressing Tragedy.
A terrible tra .red v occurred last
Friuay on i farm iu.ir liiirgaiis,
about thirty miUs northf-ist tf
Aberdeen in this county. Miss
Hosie Belle Cowart, aged 21, shot
und killed her mother and then
blow out her own brains, with a
sinlf-bam 1 hot gun . The mother
was ait'icted with deafness, ivhilt
th voir.!;' woman had previously
exhibited sig?;s of insanitv. which.
lis the only explanation that can be
c
ifered for the tragedv, as there
j ,VJ nolhin.' known or supcted
j C)n. -mi v "friciicn in"the fami
i r" .1 e .1 r
I ne otlii r tin mbers of the fam
to
ly-
uily
at the ".hue were at work in the
field s m- tlistance away and the
horror was not discovered untii
their return at night. Mr. Cowart
is a substantial citizen anil the
family was recognized as among
the btst in the community.
Oii account of the backward
ness of farming operations. Judge
ll. O. vkes pretermitted the
April term of the Circuit Court
r tin' hrst (b.-trict of Chickasaw
i -ounty. which was to have been
is v Id at Ib uston this week. In
eon-ei ju -?nc Jmlge Sykes has had
a "wee!; off" with his family and
friends here at home.
Captu -c of Illicit Still.
A cat) ami worm, with Io0
gallons of beer, was cup'ured near
Fas', ne-!), Itawamba county, la-t
Saturday, by Fnited Stales depuU
marshals. . J Warren and Nat
ISynum. on the premises of Knos
Fow h r They also arrest d Fowler
who was irriigned before Com
missioner l. C. Sims here Mon
thly, pleaded guilty ard was com
milted to the Federal grand jury
in bond of !S"iOO. This is the still
that the same officers came near
capturing his', year, on the place
of Fowler's brother.
Marvelous Escape from
Death !
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Doe?? a WeiKlrons Wc:k for a Lilly
Who Vvras Almost Crazed witli
Pa in and Sufferius:.
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with ihc.niaiU-.n ia li.e v.!.. ic l..-.'y. I 1 t.--:i
taking Taiiic's (.ti ry (' :-wyu.:.d i-ud y..- ;i
f.mud I was in.'.' h ! .:. I" t i j taking the
Corr.pour.J, my hie w.i- mc'i a 1 -.;rkn that I
clmost pr.iyei! t i hy i: wn. I wo i cdi.-.-t
every tun weeks i;h in.iiii le y-xn in the
hea', lack, a:,J r.td
x:'M: I a :
i crazel. I am al !-"
h.r U r w. i!
and
note :f it t.xhiv t!i
it i -r iv.tnty-t-ive vcar.
I
auin, tlianks to
e s . tiery C .k
nv I-is l;r.s i-
;.ur.;'. 1 am sal:r.ed
n r-lor.pcf! n;r.: y years
iClAMCND'oYf,
f AST BLACK
Diamond Dyes
Colo.6- Anything
Any Color
There ate many ways in which Diamond
I Dyes will help yon. Dresses, cloaks, suits, J
! ribbons, coats, feathers stockings every-
thing wearable, Diamond Dyes make to
!kxk like new. Diamond Dyes are the
perfect home dyes; they are SIMPLE,
STRONG, SURE.
V har special department of drice, and
MBiUntrer free any ji;eption about dyeing.
Direction book and 45 dyed eamplee free.
DIAMOND DTE3, Burlington, Vt
the story :
Chromc CM!! Cure
that other Chill Tonics Don't Cure.
No Cure,
v.
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BAP
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etc
as
As-sfO
HOT
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At ELIXSOVS
KS W YORK RAi
I have just got hack from New York. My goods arc
rolling in by the car load. Store full from tloor to cell
ing. Not any old bankrupt stocks, but
FRESH. NEW SEASONABLE GOODp,
Just from the Eastern markets I 'till and complete line of
Dry Goods, Clothing;, Notions,
Boots, hoes, Hats and Caps.
Now is your time to come get bargains. Don't be
misled by others with their hot air song and dance, but
come right here to the fountain head for genuins bar
gains. We have them for you in every line of goods.
Sl.OO WIII, 1U V
5'
c
rc
c
55
c
5
lo yards ;ood Calic,
HO yards J'.ed Tickintr.
iT) yaitis SiiecliiiL: prints.
15 yards best lYrcaie,
L?) yards zood -Pereale.
10 yards Pants goods,
'2k) yards so. White Law n.
'2'i'i yards fine Lace.
15 tine Embroidery,
JU vurds lOe. Lace.
'20 yd 10 A: 15c. Embroid.
10 yards 15c. Organdies,
lo yds French (.Jinghnins
K ynls lOe. Apron (ing.
10 yards tine Madras.
20 vards Curtain Lace.
1 Child's Par ft. sols.
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1C
ct:
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ici
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c:
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2 pairs Men's Slippers. j
And Ten Thousand Other
Kow York
t '!i.'ak t Si.
ii i;.ir;!t ft-;'
. 7-
vvX; vS ?5 C- '3 5 Tw
LNIST FATGS
q California and the Northwest.
Write ! r information to
Division
The sntiitticr season is
almost fiere, atul ve have
a nice line ct CEREALS, f,
-' si
EVAP( SEATED
FRUITS,
Etc., v?:ich ve must sell.
special salenesins
fat Monday
vv
ANl")' I. STS 3 DAYS.
We
will also sivc yon sonic
barairs in
s Canned Goods
Vie
ft
i Full v igSst CuriHuts, X.
V. 20r , onr ric- lUc.
i I ..ii ' 1 now Ti'c.
Crca.ii r.t Wheat -iO;':. for 1."C.
2 Kalston lircakfst Fo.,,1. 17X-.
nr'.v for 10c , au-i tilt' .-:mc
all through our Hue of (V
ras. l:irrnln in n i ol fl.r.i
1 Wt- arc sellint: tliciu by lu.-k- it
etfuls.
Bulk O-U Mcai 5
i
1 - r: 1 1 il n ri 11 :r ihi I
if
1 FJ.CITEBIC0.. I
Aberdeen, Miss.
ffi Telei.lioce 79.
. -v .
FOLETfSHONEYTAR
Cures Coldsi Prevents Pneameaui
No Pav. Price, 50c.
up-:
p
li I i
MM MS
,1
:
:JV
2 pairs Ladies' Slippers,
I pairs Child's Slippers,
1 air Men's fine Shoes.
1 pair Ladies line Shoes
'J pair Misses tine Shoes
20 Cajxs. L) Hats.
5 Ladies' Sailors,
7 Misses Sailors.
10 Men's Straw Hats,
JC) Boys' Straw Hats.
"25 iarje ToweU.
2 pairs Men's Pants.
1 Hows' tine Suit.
L5 Tin Pars,
L'0 Tin Kuekels,
I'.O jiapers Pins.
KH) cakes i,(-.-t Soap.
Things that $1.00 vill liny
Racket Store,
.1. 15. EIJ.XSON, Proprietor.
Siit 'n-lt. Kvr lfv Coriif '
2 g &e &3 C X, Miuafas
VIA-
J. X. CORN ATZKR,
IVisscncr ygcnt, Mcmpltis, Tenn
Teachers lixamiuations.
oticr is ii:ri'iiv Lrin tluit th.-
I ' ' ' 1 1 1 " ' ' ' " ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' i M '
! will l" ht ld in t ho puhlin . hi.i
; lui;t!inrs. in the titv of A irrJ--n.
as follow n.
FOR H1TK ti:ai h i;i:s.
1st examination. April and 1.
"o::
'i : :
2d
Fin; (HLot;cn rr. i:i:i:s.
;Pt rxaminat'n. April IU and 11
i -
(i i
Kxamination.s bi'L'iri rfnip'lv at
o'clock a. in. Iif-Tc(f"u!l v.
T. T. 1i:vi:m uKT,
Snpt- I'Mucation Monroi Co.
TOR SALE.
Oak Lawn farm nlTVrs for
i!c
bushels prolific loni-st:ip'j
cotton seed, in tpuantinVs to mi it
purchasers. All lint cotton raised
from this sm d this year sold for 12
cents a pound. Apply to
tf Di:. L. (i. Xisnr.T. Prop.
KIDNEY DISEASE:
M Sin
-
o jiarc the most fatal of all dis-
no.v oc.lo. y i
eases.
CHI CVfO KIDNEY DURE Is a
ruLCi o
0u3raRted Remedy
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi
nent physicians as the best for
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE 50c and $1.00.
i .
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