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SSPRING GOODS
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ncic ui laic, αι ι va kj ui jiviv m opting appaiti,
H presents a newness and beauty seldom seen in the Cotton King City. We
have worked early and late getting ready to sçrve you be,st. To do this,
we realize we must show you the up-to-date, whatever your wants may be and.
at the right price. Our stock is larger this spring—giving us greater assortment
and wider range of prices, but our arrangement of stock is so complete you will
find it a pleasure to trade here. Drop in and take a peep at the new Dress
Goods, New Waistings, Belt, Gloves, and all the little articles necessary to a
ladies toilet.
Young Man
Your Suit Is Here
It may be a little early for your Spring Suit, but we
will take pleasure in showing you how well prepared
we are for your suit wants, 57.50 up to 520.00.
NEW HATS
NEW SHOES
NEW TIES
Let us show you.
It Matters to Mothers
What sort oi
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cioimng meir uoyï»
moulds aitr iîiust- wûuSc uOy'S aFc
clad. They know that perfection is right up to its
name in the style that makes him the boy in a
crowd. Double stays for strain points, no rip seams,
reinforced seats and knees, padding that holds the
shape that wont wear off. Give this clothing a look
over when you are in. We can tit your 3-vear»old or
lanky stripling of fifteen, at any price you care to pay
from 52.00 to 57.50.
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I «II»' I «ttij·· ι « t ·» "· ι · r«t>«Hl 1* I
■ de presented » Il til] liter of
expre»«.toti>i from the Oeortrla pre·*
favorable to Mr Hearnt'· candi
dacy The N>ws aaeertu that a
larir· maiority «>f the pr··** of (1· '>r
iria which had mad" expression ·>η
the utibject, favor* Mr. Hearst It
<tatK« th'it th*· Heamtboom i« trr"W
inif every day n that «ectloi a· I
fathering Impetus a* it /"»·»
1 »ri the other hand t' e I,i>ui«ville
Courier Journal, edited hv that
pe.-ri>··» «our erner. Henry VV kt'er
»<tn 1erIare· f %t the Hear·! bi"n
i« declining and pre»ent·. wtiat ap
peal· tu (πι a* very eoirnenf r-a
»<ιγι* whv it «hould rollapae and
»l ν Mr H· *·-<»t Khuuld n'tt. 11 hi·
«pinion, be the nominee
The very peculiarities · · f the
<*a! t'iT? * ·' ·' 11 ike· It
» I·, -ter 14 t" tie .tldjr "ti -'er·
I I »■ dl m<-ll It of eHtiaiatlhw'
Jiitt w y Mr H'lirit «hoiitd be
■ ire m " tbis n>mlnati"ii |ti e
Enterprise ronfe··*· it · inability
t · reaiir.· While tie .* a flue rirau
iiter, he uaa never given «v Ut» ο a of
■ »e ij-i *litie< « ne»ea»ary in a
" lef executive H <* h ait never dia
i » - ». ν nr·· »·I «tat ■■»·■ » <1 l( In
t*oiiifre«e 'em ι aile· ! | flirir··
Λ Β t. · 'ei* auk vu [>er - ή
ail V III· life »< > the !mr
πηI >rder (Mitai le of » al hi· - I
t >rt 4 > r ι rt Mir' hi· painer· ti·· i»m
k *<! » u -,· stand* S h tu
p<t·9κβ44ΐ 1 4 .nfldence or appear -
tube ant»..»rii«d to «petkk for 1 in in
the i «et î un He 14 a· BJ i ' a
•pt ti* ι· Judy l'arker r \rtr ir
file ( ioreti
It lia· not come to '>ur Bottee |but
th-»re i- ue reaa-tu why Mr Hear·!
Sttoilld u<it be the llttllllllee .if hi·
party ir president if ι · country
and that raaa<>u · tl at a ι* a
rmw «paper man It 11 > «κκΐιι a
|U«er al>|Mtlun ai flrat hluat but
wtiMo aaaiv«e<i r « f in* · .ι α u»
nu··» apparent W en a ua«·
,.a|ter mail jima ulo an xliN'ullv·
iio»ltiou ill* panel bacuuiHi iha apol
• tlial and fdelander if tba oitlciai
Mila if ι· ιviiat Λ newspaper pub·
laii* ι a» pr< autant would tie luuiiued
favtif ι· «ι· publinatioua aucve
,h ··«· oJ til· t-ouip«tllor· *ud ever*
tun.· u.auaiiu* (rout the «tutorial
ltd u tun· of In· paper· would ι<*«« |
ue auKKeatlon of oMciai laspjraliou I
It Un a ι ia uia pat ι would ι
■ •"h lui» ilk· tba .ituial 4«a«tte I
if «Hua fcufopean powora u.»*,
β ut ran mailed praaa ·Ι I
kliiι ιK'a l'i i» orj I 'W, tba n«wa I
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4·· «.ba» . >·«. Ma >ua» ha a ummm
ι I 4*aaau« ul lo« «lata laat· I
latur··, but he ahould not be an **
active officer «ο long m Ik remain·
u Qpwipapwr publisher
If there w»r<· no other r<»»»ot whr
Mr H*ar»t should not he the nomi
nee of l ia party for president. the
uli.iv» w.uM he mifflnent
OOOI) Sl'l KITS
On. d apirit* don't all come from
Kentucky Their main iourre it
the llv «r and all the fine «pint» ev
•*r mail·* a the Hlue Oraa* Stale
could not remedy a ha I l.ver or the
haadred-aud-oiie 11 rtTeet* it pro
lure* ■% <»!! can't · »ve flood «pint*
and a b»l liver at th»· aame lime.
^ our liver niu*t be in fine condition
f you would f*el buoyant, ' appy
and hopeful, br /ht >f »ye. light to
itep, vlif'irou» and «u<*eeaarul in
V 'ur piir»ult· Von r«ii put your
liv^r tu fin·· ('ndition by uaimr
« ■ ι ·*»·*· 11 » Au/iiii Flower i; >· irreai
-at of all medicine· f·»r ti e iiver and
• t'iniarf and » certain cure for dy·
pepeia r ιιΜ {eattc I' »·< been
a fav rte old ret..»-dy f ι τ ο*
«r U irti five year* Au; .il Kl· «nr
will rrak*· y"ur liv»r ' ealthy and a<
tive aad thu% in· ir» you ,» l,i>eral
*u[ ply «·! jfiiod apiri'· Trial ·>ΐϊβ
ratruiar bottle· . < At M. H
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• »·ϋt·*r; *<·.·· if en bf .id«rv Ir »»n
«••m or HatUntMrtr rh»»e tbiittr·
a: -t b· f- tind lu home· if w«aHi
wh*f» the tie·! ι· demanded il tb·
• Mil* till;· la I.Ut lreda ι t famille·
where economy need· be ■ Daervet)
V* t < ι.ail coat it vou *r·- at ail
trtiMic your bom* may b«- mao*
eaotiful » Ul at W»nmu * l>.i
>'l aiiiat·* ai.d oi»uua« my line of ai
i u Ι·ι ta u.ateriai· aud ready t.ade
«rticl·· Κ i Monica
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f Λ ti*.,
luifnrml for ·ικ ttuiitlh· with α
runii'il ruuuiutt tor· on hi· I·#
jut writ»· limi Hu<-kieii * Aruita
s*ivk «Bully furmi il u tlv·» Uay·
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»«»l ·*Ιν· m lb« W'triil (urn jilt»/
uitMtttl. i>uly £> ιΊ· l>y l'hiiuiiM·
t Muiir».
Preparing f ar KasUr Upturn*.
ΙΊι» |.»*Utu Milltuery Ptulur· wi»U !
tu «iittuttUM lu lb· publia Ibitl tj
MMftUllful llu· UI ipriMK it« υα· b«va
*••11 Ittvvlt ml. Ml·· I'liuk, · UUl
iu»ry ·ιΐι·1 ull'lii. *κ", '»·· ιΐκ»(«·
it III· IIIIUIUIUI J«|>MlUllbl MtJ I·
.Γ·ρ·ιιΐι^ lui lb· fc««!«r opwuiug.
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lu· ul uuvelll·· «ill Im Ιι«|ιΙ«|·α,
kUU U «lit b· lu lb· ! ul·*··! «I lb*
util·· ul W»»»*«*»tot· «ma «luiuity
u ««Il lui lin*· «w»4 < ·|ΜΜ*ΙΙ4*
kW·· » M ItlHH,
I M«um·'
NO PORTBERMTK
All Euswian Troops Λ re Said to Har<
Lett North Korea.
SQUADRON DELAYED.
t'C. , |) * .·. < * ι *>· - '**·
ρ*?*** --«r ·*«* ··-·« >·,» " s—--^epw a %. ν m _
Belli» Fleet 1'imt Be Heal to Ihi
Far Kul by Way of Behring
Straits, That Kaute Mat
^ Brio* Prirtlnble.
Ix>ndon. March 17.—So further news
•f tha progress of the hostilities In tN
far east has been reaeelved here. Then
Is much Interest manifested In the re
port that the Russian main advance i!
crossing the Yalu, hut Oil* Is not yel
confirmed. a.nd according to the DaJly
Chronicle's Ping Yang corresjtondent
all the Russian troops have left nortf
Korea, 20,00·»'» of them being concen
trated at Ki:liori Clung, north of th«
Yalu river. In Manchuria.
The I>.illy Telegraph's Sebastopo
j correspondent say* it Is semi-official
I ly announced that Russia lia* aban
' doned the Idea nf s. ndlng her Baltic
squadron to the fur east by the way
ot Retiring straits as Impracticable.
CROSSED YALU.
It I· Said Mam Body of Russian Troopi
Has Done This.
Yin Kow, March 17.—Ttie only reil
1 able reports a.1 the present moment
from the main Manchurtan cities show
a quiet movement "f troops aloi.g the
railway and such cities as Mukden,
ι which are off the main line, are undls·
iuiûriî. The people Her· are not tn
ι ΙΚ>· ι » f daHnlla «·»«»· λ' "»««»«►*
I "
events.
The chief movi-rr^nt of the F*unf
Huang military road It th*
dlapatrh of rider* to and from the
Russian advificfi forces
Λ responsible neuve uam arrived
bringing .1 report as 'ate &j M axe h
12. from Song Huang Cheng, to the
effect that the main body of th· con
centrated KuMUn for r··» hftd craaeed
the Yaiu, leaving tm-ill bodle# of truope
at Antung αιίΊ other potr;Ui to guajd
the river.
V fortnight «go two «*ρΐ»·« vtslted
Ajitimg. but slnre the?» no Japa/te*»
hëv«* been *een «eat of the Yalu fiver
The continued itta< k of the JfttpaA
ese have « ■ · » ι η pe-Hetl ih»t steady occupa
tion of th»- I d "rutig peril η au I au The
la-sf bombardment off Port Arthur ren
de red every part of 1 ii" fortrwae at Port
Arthur unaafe R-^t Vnu m»«»#rf that
the f ragmen t h of J *i»ane«e «){·>{(· f «-1 i
evrv*hfre and that «orne rallv.^>
coa· hes nut buildings «rere deaf roved
though riWHt of the idmitf or. ih*»
λ h <y* ** was 11/ important
Foreigner-s hoonttn; t ι r-enuMi tn *ht
Interior must a'gn ai agreem-ent
re *r r' f ; η g their mo*, en r«'*« and »ttp
ulatn g that a *pe- al f «»« u inter* a
ry vcheu !»*,» , ing thet leounds
It Is anther!» ally reported tj ·1 for
m week piNf there h.« lx»tn »rtjy *
a rnal « hange π the rr 'Urv garrison
H ai < 'h»-nge. hot 'h/»t a large for· #
h a.· · i\ m»·*-! . « » fortified .* r · ·!
■ »iferi« t * κ f h *.r wher*
tha )4|'.tre·.· rtfffiv .Of 'idevf 4 I* »d
vai <e o»rtr-f i f%** w*s O.'na
and Japan jMjÊÊÊÊÊÊ
CURIOUS PROPHECY.
It ?« Attr Ooted to St the
Holy Herm»t <»# S ara α 99
Rt. Petersburg. M *r« h I" ft»»
ρ -t pe r * e r · a r"· re ρ rod ς < ■«
pr«»pte<_y aftfib*it#d *·» >■'. Zeraph ιτ»
The Hot ν Hermit of ir»i»ff m ah^h
he pr^d' tevf ft · 4 f ,·>! · ,'ίο» 'y the
» r t : j » τ r* J ; f y# * r a ' I » » ' Φ j> r · ·. -
war î he ilar «ne· f « %
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arvl me»ate· Notwithstanding, our
•eliool ia «till running
Tratedy Averted.
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tie b«y waa «av*d writ#· Mr*. W
Watkioa of Plea* ant City, Ohio,
"Pneumonia had played «ad havoc
with him and a terrible eoo*h aet ta
bealdea. Doetora treated hlro, but
he *rew wora· every day At îanjrth
we tried I»r Kinjr'· New Ptacovary
for t'oaauRiptloa, and our darling
waa caved. He α now «ound and
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it'· the only aura ru^e f >r ('nngtit.
Cold· and til Lung diaeaae· ituar
anteed bv Th«ma« <4 M r· I*rife
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New Discovery
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Fifty Years the Standard
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PflWDHt
Improve» the flavor and adds to
the healibfulness of iho food.
PftlCE BAKING PO'.vnt* CO . CHICAGO.

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