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GEO D. WHEATLEY.
I
x 77? ore 7/ews fibout 7?ew Soods, jt
THERE is no advertising theme more attractive
*to the average woman than new goods. As
the fall outfitting time is close at hand sou’ll
to know what this store cand do towards supplying
you with the proper merchandise at the proper prices.
We’ve done what we believed to be the banner buy
ing of our history—gone carefully through the best
markets, picked w ith prudence just those lines that
we feel sure will meet with your approval. You are
invited to inspect these new goods and pass judge
ment upon them.
Jar Sehaal (
pretty w-atm for tlrt
Idresiet. w.zr.l g.r. < z*w g'/wx
Mort «ttr*etlv»iy priced.
M-lakk • l '.rv X*
rtta&te every 1-re p-.r» ■
40c. per yd
Vewrzaz Oxi* •-•srZzZ.zr ike
prpaiw tkiOe-r. ■z.rs .r_ r nonet.
....
M-lack Tarzax PlaSA* :s or.xixovPx'* f«r
«art Kkrx - a•- /2 / 2c
aS-wor*. ilJed server W xev az.-
pretty >***-» r.y J 2 J-2c per yd
Stackings Jar
* f, -..’a-. * w7r*»
GAc O/oys and Sirts. rjt ry.k i?‘
rriteri for v.ft. areas. It 'trjzz'z' here
they'.. be &o-.gxt right. Yen. right .z
parztz.as
W.y t y ixt 3. i-'.x CotUsc ?: see . -,r. zzee
i 2 /-2c per pair
Herr* Seaxlei* Fiat H_az,x :Cr.y.e H'xr
20c per pr
MbZt'Z. E.'>se ezeet 1
Owyx Mata at J5 ,
X_o*e- Or. yr ffcar.t H. zinA Erne z-r-.x.
. ■ 2P. />r
Print. ’T'" 7 ’• he
aty.ea for toe new
and Ovrcatei. ananan. Very rea
•ouao.e th price* Jtust vz Item or two
m Lie 'jh.
Er.ztk 'niztifz.
Tze Laurtt Novelties Axu z Prist?. 13-
7c yd
V.lsu.z Yr*-zr.z PtrciJr cxflfceet »<e4tt
r.z. -.~ /Uc yd
Tze atlzzujc ire's .zee* Peet Percale*
iX.i I2?c yd
o ' / . • i« called to the fact that w« havii lxa.-xd as
tjpCCfdl Jlttcnuon fj ; Z fjVX yz-'.z C-ozza
Bcxp.'.vg, where we have displayed our magnificent line of Carpet*. Mattings,
Art Square*,'.Smyrna Buga, Door Mats, Trunks, Vaheee, etc., ail of wtreh we
»how to excellent and offer at extremely low prieee.
6eo. D.WHEATLEY.
Corner Lamar Street and Cotion Avenue,
77}en’s Collars 25c. *Dozen.
YOU would think this a misprint would’nt you? Intended for 25c each? No, the
the statement is absolutely correct —25c a dozen. But in this lot are some of our
famous 12jc collars, and they are said to be the best in the country for the price. We are
closing out some lots —small quantities—and slightly soiled ones. That's what brings this
surprising offer. All good styles, all sizes, about forty dczen in all. Monday and Tuesday
at 25c. per Dozen.
dCoiv Priced
500 Yards new fall styles, 36-inch Per
cales; never known to sell for less than 10c.
• Here Monday and Tuesday at 7 7-2peryd.
3000 Yards dark colored Outings; all
this season’s goods; easily worth 6c. Here
Monday and Tuesday at.... 4 3-4 c per yd.
2000 Yards staple checked Ginghams
good grade and fast colors, Monday and
Tuesday at 4 7-2 yd.
1000 Yards heavy fleeced Canton Flan
nels. If they were made of 10c cotton they
could not be sold for less than 10c yard.
Monday and Tuesday at sc. yd.
OpCoale io-4 Sheeting; smooth soft
worth about 20c yd. Monday and
Tuesday only, at . ./2 7-2 c yd.
Corsets 25c. Cach.
A big odd lot of Corsets for you to
choose from at 25c; made of strong jeans;
medium length; value up to 75c. We carry
most all the best standard makes of Cor
sets in cur regular line.
200 Remanents heavy fleeced Flannel
ette. These are 36-inches wide and are
worth 12j4c off the full bolt. Price for
these short lengths Monday and Tursday
at 5 3-4 c yd.
Plenty pieces large enough for full
dress.
f<JI W < fil t 1 xl»ir» .- i A •-<»■» e .6- Z ....
GEO. D.WHEATLEY.
jQadiei' and 77?tnet Ynitc *
_ he
Undennear. treee
th ex yoe .. ffad fuie? sxade anc
fare’ firmed xLxe. jos expec e:
: '/-..Zm • F.«se Cn4ftr-f
■ ; re- izz.~. .z * ut or •eja.rate ii jzz :
peaae ....... 25C
<3tnae&4. |
B*-.?-* «r k---■»** '-raw Kai* Meats# CsAer
'Civtr' ".z » or a^gu'aae? .•.
’-zZ-‘ . TntxctA ,
»\ Z ’/r.’j Me 1 lad -C..ZX ez ~t. .ATZZ
r.zei . ~ .‘.Z ’x «epa-'c'.» at 3-V» *J»ra»e«t
—•i-'i-.-M- ~..z ~ z. s '. Ux-ierwear
. wx.-jt gray or ".a:-ra: e-ejeda 7 reos®
■axz zest *rx »t*'- ax', wear, la exUor
ate . OO*.
7?<rw Separate i »
_ / «ea*o® in w atz t
O/tirtt. wear w... t'Atitie to
a promia«t p aee. Y>s'.l £ad»’->>
a&d economy combined in thiae L®to.
Ladiea 'x 'EtZ'ZtA Zs,ter*iZrzi.
i>^ TT .
or M>MC Uader» c.rM. x . 1
S/ e
k zevk.'. - zr.ez-j tA&MA x.-p or dreae Srirtit:
. o?'e T*ry iateat srrfe* aaC Mp-o Teri "a- ■
tAr.a . _et rrpzzjeA tzzcz ... iH-SJt u> a* 00
or Muara MrroertJteri Saslxe UrZer '
■•.... rt- .z tfeetzy t- alftf ■.* zezr, 'jafar.
M r .z. x 75
Sty (it A A . few .
_. e . »ty.ee in aazp.e
(jattored <juit4. to »Low joa.
Ttp toothy coatnaeee tteee. axd very
re*e/>cao;y priced.
CoatSeiu of Bagftas Horxe-pr.r
.x lo'.ljt »'..aAer* of navr ra»*or ar t ?ray
Oea-tlf- y a.-. , extrex&etv
ax.y rze deetrefi, at. SO. 00 »uit.
.'.at:*-? O-.ai of Fteert Veneti in
r .rr.z \z vr.iy.ztz tsaxc* e’-eaant-v taliorei,
. .>tvpeted to %elt at S 3. 50 per suit.
r 7-. r er.ttre Zr.e <■/'-a'i:e- ar. Zv. c-
, et*. tz'.'.z Cmaa etc ■ . -xt '.pet.eZ aid p.a->efl
on ‘.a.e z.zrzZzz.
cj.r entire Mn» -j‘ CaiMre' and ’.t-
fant’CVzac» and Jt'Meta ever seen :n tn'js
arret, j.>.t '/pexed. and for sale Z'jzzt r rz
W zxzaj saorninx
200 dozen pure white Pearl Buttons,
all sizes; no extra charge for large sizes.
Monday and Tuesday your choice
for 4c. *2)ozen.
100 Pairs heavy fleeced white and gray
Cotton Blankets, blue and red borders;
never sold for less than sl. Here Monday
and Tuesday at 59c. per pair.
50 Dozen Ladies’ fleeced winter Under
vest; tape neck and good weight. Just for
a flyer we offer them Monday and Tuesday
at 72 J-2c. each.
Frederick Silk, ? he ac ” e of . im ’
itation for waists
and linings. This is cotton transformed
into a perfect likeness of silk by a new and
wonderful process, that both strengthens
the fibre and beautifies the fabric so that
its appearance justifies the exclamation
that it is silk; per yard 25c.
Window shade v.
500 Window Shades, made of the best
quality linen Opaque, made in the new
style with lace insertion, heavy fringe,
white and all the staple shades,.. 50c each.
77/oquettc and Smyrna t/iuys.
100 Hundred Smyrna Rugs, twenty
five different designs, size 30x72, regular
selling price $2 50, price Monday and Tues
day 57.79.
TERRIBLE TUMBLE
WHILE SLEEPING.
-
Yra*g D- Wi.e*t>y Get* a
Fetrf-z. Fall
EBCAPZD WITHOUT 05Z SCZATH
V-eWkrVvliEjSzr. *.-?
Fell free Ax Opes Wixc-.-w at
Hesglt ®f Twexty-Five Feet —He
Eaeaped W itheat a Scntex.
Tosx.z “G D.’ Wheatley, tx.* bright
tec y«*r t'.i soz. of Mr. Ge&ege D. ■
Wbeatiev, weefwed * fearfx fsilfresa
a aee&xd rzr wtnlcw yesterday tzzrz- _
zzz. tad txat he ft-vxld *et*pe ix.utt, ■
erec withcut a *<Tat'±. g® Xis body, *jr
The fa-1 wa» .-fu breaty ffre feet
a&d upex tari day zrsnx-J.
■txcruy Wcze daylight Mr.WxeaXy,
wXc oeexpies a firat f-.or r-cosa, neard
his sox ary lx g axd L=tmei:*efeiy art<«
to ixreetignte the cease. Goixg to the
mean akoye x» sxissed bis atx. aed see
ing the cpexw:xdc-w he icx-ediate-
Ily divined the eaus*. E-ashiag .down
itairs he met tie lad,nztnrt but zatar
a. 7 very tzt’zz trig'zvtzbd.
Touag George ii uot to
wa king ix his sleep and the fearfai
ezperieece wm hie first and—he zopee
—the last. This tumble was a sheer
fall of tvexty-fire feet.
Bton of a SiaTe-
To b inzyi hand and foot for yean,
by tae chain* cf disease i* the worst
fora of sJkvery. UeorgeDi. Wiliams,|
of Mas.-'.heater. Midb., tel.s how such a
slave wa* ntaze free. He says: *'.Mt
wife has been so te.p’.ees for ire years
i that »be cm.d not tnm over in bed
1 aio&e After zsizg two bott.es of Eiec
trie Bitters, she u wooderfuJy im; rov
ed ant i>:e to to zer :-v. - <-.ri Tn »
supreme remedy for female diseaaw
qsick’y cures nervouanM*, elteplew
ze*t. Enelarx.ho y, headache, backache.
faiE*irg aad dizxy *pe’l*. This rE.ra
c»e-working -e is a goisec-d to
weaz, eickiy. run down yeopjfc. Every
bottle guarazteec. Only 56 teats. Bold
by E. J . Edridge. d-ugg«h
Tim %.&.*. axd Fiih
Fixe Georgia Mutton, lOeta. pound.
Also fre*h fish and oyaters today it
Sfierioek A Co s.
FALL SEiSIOS OPES 3 TUESDAY.
Ameriou Colored Institute Will Ee-
sutne Then.
The Asericu? Institute, colored,
under the m4r.azez.ezt of Prof. M. W.
Eeddiek, will open for the fall term
Tuesday next at S o’clock. Tai* is the
fourth seas ton of tne Inatiinte and
gives promise <if being a successful
one. Preparation! Lave been made
for the accommodation and comfort of
all pupils attending.
If your food doe* not digest well, a
few doses of Pe;<klz*i A.=-h Btrnes
will set matters right It sweetens the
breath, strengthen! the stomach and
| digestion, creates appetite and cheer
• fulness. Dr. E. -J. Eldridge.
i The Old Reliable Jewelry Store, f
S f
. AB tx* ..lies: deejgxs is &
5 FINE SILVERWARE. f
t JEWELRY I
“5 axd goods fexnd ix a fim-elaß# rtcre/eax be fcun.Tst
■s G. T. SULLIVAN, f™" 7 “» t
■* 'O’zzt.i ’zsyeetne t Z x~AtLZ 2- 2. ;
Sen «s LadteV £ xtrizz* Wdzr*icr H.sced ;■
LOCAL AMATEUBS AT THEATRE ]
Ccsaatt ii Given For The FerSgrmaa&e
There.
Tne perforxaas.se for aid of
toe Texas Fufierers azo Ameriez* bazi :
will probably taxe plate st the opera i
z.on»e initesd of ety ha... as the keai 1
amatexn istesded. Owozg to a eon* 1
tra -. wth A. C- Z.e.t*. tz; zt'ki-2 '
that hie should be the first minstrel i
eompaxy for the »ea»z here, the opera «
xoxie mazages-zt wa* forced to de- <
el.ze to a..ow the amateurs a previone f
date, their program ineiudixg some 1
moxiuel featares. Yesterday they i
wired Fie. it clever agent, Dan Quiz- 1
Laz, stating the dsesmstaneM, and he ]
eheerfolly gave Lis cozaeut f>r their <
snow at the theatre abend of Field* I
Minstrels, izaemzez as it wm a besefit
performance for a worthyjpxrposs. ]
BOSD ISTE3.EST FOB OCTO BEE.
Am erm ni WEI Pay Goodly Sam on
That Dau. 1
On Monday next, October Ist-, the (
city w:.. have to tap iu till to the
imouzt of S2,X»>, this beLn< the amount i
of interest due upon wzat remains of ,
the issue of water and sewerage ’
bonds. Four of the>*e bonds of the ‘
value of BXZ each will likewise be paid
and retired in December. Besides the .
amount due on bonis it will require
another thousand dollar! to settle the
monthly payroll, but Treasurer Davi*
save he will be fixed finaneiallv for
both calls.
Bright's Disease
Bright’s Disease it no respecior of
penosa: it attacks men and women, the j
strong and robost, the rich and poor, the .
• active tx'dy and b:ais workers, the fail-!
era of faujlie*, the bread winzera in
every sphere of life, seemizg to chooee i
for ita vittima thoee only who can least |
be spared. Smith’s Sure Kidney Cure
is the on’y guaranteed remedy for
Brgbt’e Disease. Your money back if
it fills to cure. Price 50 cent*. For sale
by Dodson’s Pharmacy.
KEGRO S BODY FOUND IN CREEK
Murdered and Body Robbed of Hii
Money.
Dawson, Ga.. Sept. 26.—John Mitch
ell, a negro, ha* just been found dead
at Kincbafoonee creek on the line be
tween Lee and Terrell countiea.
I Mi ten ell sold cotton in Smithville, and
had started home with <IOO in his
pocket. When found his money was
gone. It is thought that negroes liv
ing on the place with him killed and
robbed him.
i I*e Stx/n*az tj of Man i- - \ p t 'o a GO®- j
■a wi z :h common but pabaiul aS
ehftifrTx martjur, nod «lp--zt-ry. 1
by n*ujleet. may Ixt rrmlf.* cLr >i»it
nd dan .'errmM. TLe licet, hand** st. fcKrsel.
tn I quick*st remetly is I'ain-Ku.i kh. a
rc'-dieine whi'.-h L*s i.een tried f v trrx- than
t it ilf of a century and nev-r failed to give
r<-.:cf. Avobl sub-r th*‘~. there i< Jut one
Pain-Killer. Perry Dtvis’. Price2se.aadsoc.
Announcement-
To accommodate those who are par
tial to the use of atomizers in applying
liquids into the nasal passages for
catarrhal troubles, the proprieters pre
pare Cream Balm in liquid form, which
will be known as Ely’s Liquid Cream
Balm. Price including the spray
ing tubes is 75 cts. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the
medicinal properties of the sold pre
paration. Cream Balm is quickly ab
sorbed by the membrane and doee not
dry up the secretions but changes them
to a natural and healthy character.
Ely Brothers, 56 Warren 81, N. Y.
For Sale.
House and lot, No. 116 Prince Bt.
Close in. Will sell cheap.
&201wkdly Joe Bbowx.
McMATH BROi,
Are Giying Away
Rogers’ Fine
Silverware.
Worth from S 3 to |6 00 a set- every
customer buying |5 or 310 for cash.
“Baby
Gt*Ven
We will have made to order a nice
pair of shoes for every baby born in
1900 that will give us their *
flame and
* | have just received a fine *
« • carload of *
Bananas.
* W
* They are the finest bananas seen *
* in Americas in several years, and *
* lam going to disi*ose of them a
«* rapidly. You had better come *
* and see them, as they won’t last *
long. w
* *
*JO and Jsc. 7)ozcn. •
S JOE VESBIK, !
u. *
A I also expect a carload of
* ..Fresh Fish.. *
J »
* thia week, which I will sell at the *
* following prices: *
* Barrel Jots, at J3c per string £
* Less than barrel lots at 15c string. A
* Retail at 20c per string.
i JOE YESBIK, j
INSTITUTE TO CLOSE TONIGHT.
Lore Fewt Will Mirk Es 4 c: Tie
Seuxz
The seeMtd aaoraal aemaa of the
fxmth Gec-gx* E.'s.e Ixafctoie wiL
etora toxigit with * ?,v* !>*>’. v. F..***»
M; ek.:• \-, * s. zz. ztrt
Uxixg part. Txe>xeT*.uie* vmteHtaij
were well attended »xd z.z.uz .xiertai
m*xif*eted ix the ;t •>%«<:. xg». Her.
J. W. IXmix.g>&B preeehed *t the 11
o’etoek service, while Dr. G&srge G.
Smith Geeaxied txe pulpit st sight.
Neitxer Bishop C*xd. er cr Dr. Dcw
m*x eeixe to attexd the itrtMw,
though hxvixz a part in
programme. Mary of the yisitixg
delegates have already gone to thetr
homes after a pleaaant stay here.
MEETING OF POPULISTS TODAY-
Candidate Traylor Billed to Speak
This Morning.
Hen. John H. TrayJor, of Troupe
county, Populist ear dilate for Gov
ernor. arrived in Amerien* jester lav
and stopped at Ixe Windsor. It _x»
been announced that Mr. Traylor
would steak at the courthouse this
morning at 10 o’clock, and be will'
probably do so, though there v»- no
one of the party here yesterday ano
knew anything of the arrangements to
that end. Mr. Trayler is a good speax
er, and the general public is invited to
hear him.
■ ■— " '— ll -
TH£
The p-'.esaant effect and perfect aafe*y
with which ladies .may use Syrup of
Figs, undf all condition*. in&ke>s it
their favorite remedy. Co get toe true
and genuine article, look for the name
of the California F;g Syrup Co., printed
near the bottom of the package. Fir
sale by all draggiau.
CLOSING WAS MUCH STRONGER
Better Feeing in Cotton Circles at The
Finish.
Daepite the fluctuations in the con
tract market yeeterday, cotton held
its place at the dime notch and numer
ous sales of spots were made at that
figure and a shade lower. There was
the usual fluctuation of twenty pointe
in contracts. January, which opened
“easy” at 9.52, dropped down to 9.45,
then took a spurt towards the top and
closed steady at 9.53, eleven points
higher than the opening. Local deal
ers figure up’jn better reports today.
Has Cured Thousands, Will Cure You
If you are troubled with Kidney or
Biadder trouble*, such as Dropsy,
Bright’s Disease, Catarrah, Gravel of
the Bladder, Albumen in Urine and un
healthy deposit, or too frequent dis
charge of the urine, pain in the back
and bladder, dropsical swelling of the
feet and lege, etc., etc., we guarantee
that by using Smith’s Sure Kidney Cure,
a complete cure will be effected. Price
50 cents. Fur sale by Dodsod’s Phar
macy. 1
Germany has begun the direct im
portation of South African wool, ow
ing to the Boer war.
Do Your Feet Ache and Burn ’
Shake into your shoes Allen’s Foot-
Ease, a powder for the feet _ It cools
the feet and makes tight or New Shoes
feel Easy. Cures Corns, Bunions.
Swollen, Smarting, Hot, Callous, Sore
and Sweating Feet. Allen's Foot-Ease
relieves all pain and gives rest and
comfort We have over 30,000 testi- j
monials. It cures while you walk.
Try it today. Sold by all druggists
and shoestores. By mail for 25c, in
stamps. Trial package FREE. Address,
Allen S. Olmsted, Le Boy, N. Y.
A SUIT
FROM
OUR SHOP
Can be “spotted’’ every
time. It has a tony, dressy
effect that other Tailors can
not equal, and that is not
even imitated by the makers
of ready made goods.
Finninger Co.,
... Tailors
405 Jackson Street.
— —_____
... : ■'
where it wffl not show if you use our patent
sterling vef ai< * Spoons and Forks. Solid J
V X/fc set in the back of the bowls and handles, and are V'
guaranteed twenty-five years. Ask for %?
7 fE XSTERLING INLAIDIhJ \.
Fold by
' ■
Fricker & Bro,
( JEWELERS
AMERICUS. I - -
CONDUCTOR EJECTS
AMERICU£CITIZEN.
Restored Fran a Train at Marahall-
YwUriiv.
failure to validate ticket
W K. Bell. Returning Frosa CarairaLl
is Fut Off Train With Foret Beeause
Rerum Ticket Was Not Btassped By
the Maeoi Agent-
Failure to have his return tries val
idated by the ticket agent at Macon
'■ resulted in the ejectment of the holder, »
Mr. W. K. Bell, of Americus, from a
Central Railroad train yesterday
morning, he having declined to pay
fare to the conductor while holding a
ticket fee return r as-Age.
The a—air was genera..? discussed
stntnz Mr. Bella friend* yesterday.
Mr Bell returned from Msec® yes
terday morning, sad his story of the
afiair if eorroborafed in full by Mr
IL F. Nehrirg, who was aboard the
ear and w;mesnei the e;e»etment.
Tuesday mrrn:ng Mr. Be.l bc-ugnt i
rpand trip tm-ket to Mac: n, the ecn
doetcr of the train, he says, w:mee
#mg the pureheae here. One of the
additions plain It stimulated apex the
tt-exe? wm that the return eovpon,
bearing Mr. Beil’s signature, should
be validated by the tieke*. agent st
Maxm
Boardmg a retumng train at 31
o’clock yeeterday morning Mr. Bell
J did not hare the ticket ts.-.iatei, not
: having read the conditions printe»d
thereon.
The conductor •=■** the same cue,
Mr. BeL says, who saw him buy the
ticket at Amerlms on the trip to Ma
con, bstfbeeause the ticket was net
stamped bv me Macon agent he refused
to receive it for passage.
However, Mr- Bell vt- allowed to
ride to Fort Valley, where he ehanged
»rs for Americus without giving up
his return coupon or paying additional
fare. After leaving Fort Valley the
second conductor also declined] to re
ceive the pre ff=red ticket, as Lad the
first one.
He was told that unless he paid fare
he weull be put off the train.
Standing upon what he thought was
hi® rights Mr. Bell refused, whereupon
the conductor, a negro" porter and an
other trainman lifted him from his
seat and eeoorted him from the car as
the train stopped at Marshallville, Mr.
Nenring and others witnessing tne
ejeetment.
At this juncture friends induced Mr.
Bell to board the train and come home,
' oie of them paying the fare required
aid taking a receipt.
This is the account given by Mr. 1
Bell and Mr. Nehring. The conduct
or's side of the story is not known, but
he, no doubt, was complying with the
rules and regulations of the railroad
company in refusing to accept a ticket
not stamped as required.
Mr. Bell has placed the case in the
hands of his attorney, Col. J. H.
Lumpkin.
Bismarck's Iron Nerve-
Was the resnl of hi» splendid heal:b
Indomitable will and tremendous y
are not found where Stomach, Liver, 1
Kidneys and Bowels are out of order, It
you wan*, these qualities and the success
they bring, use Dr- King's New Life
Pdis. They develop every power of
brain and body. Only 25s at E J. El
dridge’s drug store.
Americus
AMEBicrs, Ga., Sept.. 2»l, HO).
Rec’d today at warehouses, bales,
Rec’d previously at “ 12,549 “
Total warehouse receipts 13,012
America, Market Qnotatiotus.
Good Middling,
Middling
Poisonous toadstools resembling mush
rooms base caused frequent deaths this
year. Be sure to use only the genuine.
Observe the same care when you ask
for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve There
are poisonous coun 7 erfeitß DeWitt's
is the only origtwai Witch Hazel Salve
It is safe and certain cure for- piles and
all skin diseases. W. A. Rembert
For Sale.
Dooly, Sumter and Webster county,
Ga., Seed Rye at Geo. Oliver’s for ;
>1.50 per bushel.
Splendid home on Elm avenue for
sale at half price, by M. Callaway.
A wise man never covets a thing he
can live without.
Something
New!
A necessity is soap, and to
use nice perfumed soap is
luxury. If you want some
of the finest goods for the
cheapest prices just call at
Rembert’s Drug Store,
Ijhavethe advertised kinds and
quite a variety that are not ad
vertised, but are certainly de
li ghtfui;tojuse,>t any price.to
please.
W.A. REMBERT,!
Next to'Postoffice.
Showing
~7/his e lUee/c t .
Ladies' Tailor-made Suits in great variety
Ladies' Ready-made Si k and Flaunt
Waists.,
Plaid Back Wool Skirtings suitable fo r
the popular "rainy day ** and walking skirts
Broad noths and Venetian Cloths, all
grades, all colors all prices.
The Popular Pebble Cheviots and Camels
Hair dress goods.
Magnificent line of Pliin and
French Flannels in all styles.
New Kid Globes Handkerchiefs, Rib.
bons. Corsets. Laces. Hoisery.
New Neckwear novelties for ladies-as
well as men
New Carpets. Mattings and Window
Shades.
Tremendous line of Shoes, al. kinds and
qualities.
Men’s Shirts Underwear, Suspendersand
Hoisery.
Men’s’Youth’s and Boy’s Clothing in the
largest variety of styles and at popular prices.
Our entire stock in short is greater in
variety and volume chan vre have ever before
carried. *- e want your business, and will
offer you every inducement in the way of a
larger stock to select from, lower prices
than vou can get elsewhere, and honest treat
ment throughout our business.
We cordially invite and urge that you
call and allow us the privilege of showing you
what we can and will do for you.
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V
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School Books,
My stock of School Books and School
supplies is complete.
New and second-hard books running
through all the grades.
School Bags. Straps. Slates. Pencil Boxes,
and Lunch Baskets. Don't wait until the las
moment, but come early and avoid tnerusu.
M. S. ftOLLIDftY
Elmore 6 Guerry,
305 Lamar Street, next Euchanan Bros. ,
lie Cotton has made us a rushing business. Cotton goods are al
boom. but we have them at the same prices as when cotton was '■
give you a few prices, which will convince you of the above statemeD
4 quarter Barker Mills Bleaching
Best yd wide Sea Island
Standard Prints
Boys' Suits from 65c to $5 00.
Ladies’ Capes from 50c to $5 00.
We also carry the famous W B. Corsets. Anything you want in
—— Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods, Not' ons
We wi l save you mon>y. Our stock is a 1 new and clear. Oar I
Is small. Tuerefore we cw sell goods cheaper than any of our u
Yours to Serve,
ELMORE &
fro yws DR. MOFFETT'S A *H»JS
ormHSsce«t» WC. J. MOFFtI • » •»
Gentleman’s
Hat
that you will pay
$2.50
for anywhere else
get it.
SCHHIPERT SBOEd

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