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peated by the A Y. Pearson stock
company, which is now in its last week
| in this city. The play is spirited, many
specialties are introduced and the
quick hitch of the horses in the pa
troll barn, is accomplished as neatly as
in the regular departments.
The fina! rehearsals of the Gross
roads SchcoT' performance are now be-
ing held. The last was a complete sue
cess, and promises a very lively and in
teresting entertainment for Thursday
night. The children" have suggested
several features for the moon recess
that give promise Of revival of memo
ries of old time school days that will
set the audience into roars of laugh
ter, and furnish any amount OF inno-
cent anus ment. SchooImaSter Whack-
EN- has some doubts about his being
able to preserve good order according
to the gooc Old rules, and has contract
ed for a large supply of ferrules for
girls hands, and birch rods for
boys backs. which if brought into
play will demonstrate that no authority
is of value that is not backed by the
power to make its DEGREES effective
The Camera Club had a nice audience
at their entertainment last night at
Pythlan Hall. Dr. Power was define
ator and gave a pleasant running de-
scription of the views as presented
The first series was from the Buffalo
\. Y, Club, and related mainly to
views about the harbor of that thirty
ing city and at Niagara Falls Es-
pecially beautiful We're the winter
scenes in the parks at Niagara and
Buffalo, and about the falls. To
many Californians these winter scenes
We're revelations. The second series
OF views We're from the Rockford. H.,
Club, and related to scenes in and
about Rockford, on the river and in
the suburbs of that handsome city
They were supplemented by the Rock
ford Club views of picturesque spots in
England, and finally by a fine lot of
pictures illustrative of the wonders
and beauties of Yellowstone Park. It
was delightful lantern evening, and
the audience was well pleased.
The team of handsome miIk-white
horses used in the play now on
at the Opera-house, is owned by Man
| ager Pearson Of the stock conpanv
The intelligent animals are perfectly
cool upon the stage. The glare of the
footlights, the applause of the audience.
the cheers Of the gallery in nowise dis
concert the horses, or make them ner-
Vous. They are as prompt in their
parts as are any Of the actors, and
when the signal is given, swing into
their harness like a flash, but as stead
lily as the best trained horses of the
best OF fire departments. While Mr..
McAlpin ard Miss Foster receive rounds
Of applause nightly for their fine spec
Ialty work, the milk-white team gets
even louder plaudits, and equally as
genuine acclaim.
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state and County Taxes.

State and county taxes are now due
and payable at the office of Frank T.
Johnson, Sheriff and Tax Collector, in
the Courthouse. After 8 o'clock on the
evening of Monday, April Goth, ) per
cent. will be added.
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Communication Issued,

Governor Budd has committed the
sentence of George Rupert, sentenced to
six months in the County Jail at Fresno
for battery allowing him the alterna-
tive of paying q fine of $3.50
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Eleanor Webb'S Estate

E. W. Frye, w. S. Shaffer and w. J.
Ross, appraisers of the estate of Eleanor
| webb, deceased, have filed their in
Ventory and appraisement. showing the
estate to be valued at s.. 800.
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Happy Are Thew

Thousands are using DR.. Byron's Ko-
la Vitality Beans. They bring back
lost vital forces, 25c. For sale by P. F.
McMorry, Sixth and K, and H. Z. Yard
ley, Eighth and J.
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For Sale CheaD,

Square Chickering piano 5000. Up
right Kimball, S1S5. Square Worches-
ter piano. $100 A. ]. Pommer, Ninth
and j.
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Lenox soap, 10 for 25c; fine dairy but
ter, zoe roll; Arbuckle coffee, 15c ID
Beesley & Son. 51S j.
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Coronado water, Stockton Sarsaparil-
la and iron, champagne cider, ginger
ale, orange cider. j. McMorry, agent. =
Try McMorry's blend coffee. Soc.
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Arrested for Battery.

A man named George Coss was ar
rested last night on a charge of having
beaten woman with whom he lives.
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Counted the Cash.

The cash in the State Treasury wa,
counted yesterday by the Board of Elk
aminers and found to be So, 503. 800 IL
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The Rhoads & Townsend House, Sec
ond and j, has been reopened by J. d.
Rainey, ex-Fire Chief of Tacoma.
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Memory sells groceries. Agent for
Coronado water and Stockton sarsa-
parilla and iron, 531 NJ street.
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Save carpets. Use Otto's Odorless
AntiMoth Powder. For sale by Green,
9TH and K, and all druggists 2Jc
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William ]. Arnold and Pete w. Cor
son have opened the Second street Mar
let at Second and n. Cap tel, O3S.
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RHEU MATISM

Munyon's rheumatism Cure is guaran-
teed to cure acute or muscular rhematism
in from one to five days. Sharp, shooting
pains IN any part OF the body stopped by
manent cure for lameness, soreness, stiff
back and all pains in hips and loins.
pain in the back are speedily cured. 1t
seldom fails to give relief from one or two
doses, and almost invariably cures before
one bottle has been used. Price 25c.
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Wire your house. Get prices electric
fixtures. Tom Scott, plumber, 303 J.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money if
it fails to cure. 25c.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If 1.
fails to cure. 25c.

Madame Bushnell, the famous palm
list Of San Francisco, is located at No.
GIL X street. and viii remain to May
Sth. inclusive. You get a complete
knowledge Of your life from a scientific
basis: full names are spelled and point
ed out in your hand. Madame Bushnell
has been established fifteen years in
San Francisco Hours-9 a. m. to
D. m, daily.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AT the Clunie Opera-house this even
ing the sensational and capitally played
drama The Police Patrol will be re-
peated by the A. Y. Pearson stock
company, which is now in it's last week
in this city. The play is spirited, many
specialties are introduced and the
quick hitch of the horses in the pa
troll barn, is accomplished as neatly as
in the regular departments.
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Quick-meal Gasoline and Blue Flame
OIL Stoves. S. j. Jackson, 423 St.
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Ice cream and cake. 10c: ice cream
soda, sc. Eagle Confectionery, S26 X. =
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Blue fame oil stoves and gasoline
stoves at Hirschs. 1013-1015 j.
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Or Weldon. SOC ] street, extracts
teeth without pain; local anaesthetic.
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The only genuine domestic bread at
the Pacific Grove Bakery, S23 j.
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If you want to see the boss 81 up
to-date wheel, don't fail to see the FL
gin at Cooper's, 916 ].
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Buggy tops from SD and up; buggy
cushions, 81 p and up. Everything else
in proportion at A. Meister & Sons
9l0-914 Ninth street. Call and see for
yourself
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T. McMorry. importer OF fine teas.
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NUN Y0N'S

Improved homeopathic Home Remedy
Company put up a separate cure for each
disease At all druggists, mostly 20 cents.
Guide to Health free.
Personal letters to Professor Munyon.
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa. an
disease.
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THE POLICE PATROL

Strong Cast. Special Scenery. Thrilling
Effects. Beautiful Horses and Patrol Wagon.
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THE
THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE

FIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect Ladies dining-room separate
Open day and night. BUCHANAN & CAR
RAGHER, Proprietors. No 1919 Second
street between j and X, Sacramento.
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SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ELECTED.
Harris Baptist Assoeiation+to Meet at .Craw- ford - Mormon Elders at Work.

Scale, Ala, Aug. 7.-(Special )-The board of trustees of the Ssale high school met here this morning and elected a principal for the school for the next term Prof. Marion Letche, of Montgomery, was elected to the position. He comes highly recommended and the prospects are that the next term of the school will be a very successful one.
 Two Mormon elders are in the city. Ed Bensley, of Randolph, Utah, and Wm. E. Jenkins, of Newton, Utah. They held some sort of a service at the court house last night, and are billed to hold another service tonight. The prospects are that they will make no converts in Scale.
 The general or fifth Sunday meeting of the Harris Missionary Baptist associa- tion will meet with the church at Craw- ford OH Friday before the fifth Sunday in this month. .t,An, elaborate programme has been prepared for the meeting.
 Circuit. Solicitor John V. Smith came in this morning from Union Springs, where he had been attending the circuit court of Bullock. The court has adjourned.
 Ben J. Conyers, Esq, of the Atlanta bar. is in the city on a visit to his friend. Mayor B. de G. Waddell.
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THEY ARE PAYING UP.
New Special Pension Examiner Takes Charge
 t Pipe Contract Awarded.

Huntsville, Aug. 7.-(Special) )-Twsn- ty -odd scitizenssof Huntsville, business men in the main, were arraigned bsfore the mayor this morning for failure to pay the privilege tax. which has been due since May I. After Mayor Murphy had administered sever scolding, they were allowed to go into the city clerk s office and pay the tax. This is the first year a privilege tax has been levied in Huntsville and it has met with deter mined opposition.
 There are one hundred and fifty per- sons who have stoutly refused since Maysto pay, and they are being arrested, a certain number each day.
 iCharless s. Sloan, of Washington, took formal charge of the office of special pension examiner for the northern dis trietsof Alabama today. MT. J. R. Good lett who has occupied the position for the past three years, has been transfer r5d to Washington.
 . The board of mayor and aldermen have. awarded a contract for about twelve nlilss of pipe for city sewers to the Lookout Pipe company, of Chatta- nooga, The rate secured on the pipe is lower than any city in the south has yet obtained H Engineer Ludlow, who has the sewer construction work in charge, will begin work immediately.
 Two handsome fountains will be erect ed in the county court house yard by privat= subscriptions. The necessary amount will be made up within the next few days and work will begin on them. The fountains will be supplied with free water by the city, the city council hav- ing passed an ordinance to that effect last night. a5e{T .-r.
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have been there for a week or more and only one case of the disease has dese1- oped among them.
 The same degree of anxiety about the spread of the disease is not felt here as is apparent in Birmingham.
 Four public vaccination stations have been in operation during the week. and four or five physicians have been kept busy at each. Every dwelling in the city has been visited by an officer, and every case of siekn ss. no matt.r how insignificant, has been reported and in- vestigated. The resufs shows the gen eral health of the city to be better at this tins than perhaps ever in it's his- tory.
 No white persons have been effected as yet and it is confidently believed that the plague Is now on the wane. No deaths from the dissas have occurred up to this time
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MORE CRIMINAL ASSAULTS Negro Lost in the Woods in .zs Cleburne. A LYNCHlNG IN BARBOUR FOurteen-Year-0Id Schoolgirl AssauIted-Fiead
 Enters a Lady's Bedroom-Ed-
 wardsWIe Stirred.

Edwafdsville, Aug. 7.--tspecaL)--News has reached here today that Miss Downes, 14-year-old school girl. al Macedonia, near Higlhtower, fifteen miles southeast of here, was assaulted by a negro last Tuesday. Miss Downes had retired from the school rozm and the negro had secreted himself in the woods, awaiting his opportunity and when his Victim appear. d he had hold of her before tz'he knew i, but she ore loose aand. ran back to the school house.
 Q The black ffend made his escape, but in a few hours men with their dogs were hot on his track, but if he has been caught it will probably never be known. 2 The young girl Is not seriously hurt, although the field left the prints of his fingers on her neck.
 ia Another report reached here that "Dink' Whorten, bailiff in Bat l. twea- ty miles northeast of Edwardsville. was killed while trying to make an arrest late Thursday evening. Whorton left here early Thursday morning and it is supposed that he had papers for the ar- rest of some parties who had been deal ing in s.wild. eat' whisky.
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AT MONTGOMERY.
No Great Scare of the Smallpox There 5F-e-.qfs.sa Authorities Active.

No Great Scare of the Smallpox There
 f-e-5fts.ss Authorities Active.
 Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 7.-(Speciall- The Montgomery physicians have vac cinated 16,000 people since last Saturday morning.. 4a
 It has been just two weeks since small pox developed here and only thirty-five cases have been found The patients, aHs of, whom are negroes, have been promptly confined in the citys pest house which is located beyond the eastern su- burbs and about a block from the cemc- tery. It is not an altogether cheerful neighborhood for Sstck people, but the hospital sits on very pretty hill with aneabpndance of shade trees arnund It.
 A house of detsntioni has alsoebeen provided in which SUB peets and. persons who are known to1 have been exposed to the disease are confined until the lapse of a per.ed3of sssfetys esFhis hquse. con tains now something in the neighbor- hood Of 100 persons. About half of them
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CIRCUIT COURT IN SESSION.
Baseball Player Receives Broken Nose-Goo5
 Crop Prospects.

Fort Payne, Aug 7.-(Special)-circuit court has ben in sssrion this week. But little business on the docket to be dis. posed of this term. j
 Col Ben Pope, of Gadsden, is here at tending court. 2
 Two yourg men, while playing base ball in this city Thursday, fell ou. about some trivial matter and one of them received broken nose in the fi.s.icuff.
 Dr..F. P.sGale, who has been one of the leading praeticing physicains in this city sinceEfhe boom, has gone back to his old home in the east.
 The crops in this sec ion are better this year than for several geas.9n,, and if the rains continue favorable the farmsrs will be ina beater condition this fall than they were. lasi =. |
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NEW TELEPHONE EXCHakG-.
Work Progressing on New Railroad Gin
 Plant and Saw Mill.

Prattville. Ala, Aug. 7.-(SpeciaL)- The Prat,yille telephone exchange has beenacompleted Miss Jettie Pearl Smith is keepsr of central station, and MT. E. B. Holloway Is manager
 There is some excitement about small- pex, as the disease seems to be spread ing in Montgomery, and it is breaking out |onV .ihs, line of the new railroad in this aiad Chii,on counties. The town autho. l. ties have nlot yet thought it wise to quar- enine.
 The work on the new railroad is pro- gressing very nicely A large force of , nfan. with Contractor Sullivan, star. to lev liEg and shaping the grade along this paIiJs last Thursday.
 Town Marshal ". F. Slough has been on the sick list for about three weeks, and J. M, Dennis is patroh1g Praistville in his staad.ffas-ns e5=
 af Fisher, Bros. and R. w. Shackelford have begun work on thlsir new ginnery in tha western portion of Prattville. Th,s new ginnery will give farmers additional and needed facilities for getting their cotton on the market. .aIf There is tallc5of a large sawmill plant being located in Piia itville. There Is no better place in this part of the state for such an enterprise. It could doubtless find a market for more than half of it's output within she town limits of Pratt yille.
 John A Wordsworth. of this county. eold in Montgomery on Itha 4th .he first bale of new cotton. The bale weighed 503 pourllts ard the price paid was S1s cents, sold to the Union Warehouse company. lMr Wadsw or n is a hustling young farm ger, who succeeds in making farming pay"
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Cheap Summer Excursion Rates to the East
 va the Southern Railway.

On Aug 12 n, 18th and 14th the South ern Railway, short line 10 the east and northeast, will sell round trip tickets to Washington. Norfolk, and Richmond at the low rate of one fare for the round trip, final limit fifteen days from da,e of sal le
 Take advantage of This low rate for a short summer outing.
 Pullman sleepers, Vestibule trains, and excellent schedules. For detailed infot- nation call al passenger office, Mo- [ North Twentieth street, or write
 J. P. BILLUPS, Tray. Pass. Agt. 6-4-td. Birmingham, Ala
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wed-sat

Ths McGeeveg Furniture company, Ehe large furniture inst llmsnt house, at 1894 to 1908 First avenue. had a stranger to walk in their mammoth establishment a few days ago and priced .their furniture. Their prices wers so remarl1a ble that he bough. several suits, one among them a very handsome suit. Much to their sur2 piiise, after he paid for them, he gave his address and ordIT to ship to Weldon. N. c. This speaks volumes for the high els goods they are selling at such low prices.
 S-7-2t
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|7-U-- TWO MORE GASES.
One Criminal Lynched in Spring Hill, the oth-
 CT in Iai

Scale, Aug. 7.A(special)-solicitor Smith, who has been attending court in Union Springs, brought information to- day of the lynsaing of negro at Spring Hill in Barbour county, yesterday. The negro went into white lady's bedroom
 An attempt to commit a criminal as- sault was made by Aaron Thomas, sJr, colored. upon 12-year-old negro girl. in HurTsb boro beat this week. The accused has been placed in jail here,
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A QUICK CURE.

Those people that are so scared about the small pox should go to Paul's Restaurant and get a fine meal cooked by the finest chef in the South. You will forget all about your scare. Everything in season.
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5, Rosenstihl Bros. are offer ing bargains for the next few days in JeWelry. IF N. 2Oth street.
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My stock of select Groceries are as large and as fine and in as great variety as any and far superior to many. Try me once. E. H. Hickman, the s1p- to-date Grocer, 300 and 3O2 $. 2Oth st. Phone 1l27. gs
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', If you are weak and languid and need a
 tonic drink the Barbarossa or Standard gbditle1 beer These fine beers of the ! Christian Moerlein Brewing Co, of Cin-
 cinnatt are celebrated throughout the : United States. Keep 1t in your house.
 Phone 946
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Buy Groceries from R. E. Orr & Go. They will please you. 22O N. goth st. Phor @

The handsomeSt extension dining table for the money cam be found att the Me Geever Funnature company's low price in- staalment house. 1904 to 1908 First avenue. Phone 256. S-7-sa
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= Buy Groceries from R. E. Orr & Cc. They will please you. 22o N. 2Oth st. Phone IA.
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, Time to plant fall gardt ms. Success by getting Seeds at Gpdden's Drug Store.

@ Go to the Bee Hive and buy one dollars worth of Goods for 75c.
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TROY QUARANIINEs
Against Birmingham and Montgomery, and
 Issues Stringent Vaccination Orders

Issues Stringent Vaccinalion Orders
 Troy, Ala. Aug. 7.-(Spe pecial)-At a meeting of the city council today quar- antine was issued by this city against Birmingham and Montgomery. Officers will be placed on all trains and no person who has been to either city will be allow ed to enter The mayor has also issued a proclamation commanding every person to be Vaccinatad
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All our 12 1-2 and l5c Or gandies, beautiful patterns, 6 1-2c. Caheen's Removal Sale
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,i.s Drink the best bottled beer .made-- MoerleiI's celebra ted brands, Barbarossa and Standard These brands will please you. Phone 946.
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1797 VS. 1897. Daniel Boor1a
 

Henry Clay. If they had ever tried it we wondsr what they would say?
 Joe Bla ckburn az and osca our
 BrsciSinridge. If they would only tell all they k.ow about it. Oh hush. wouldn't it bs A. P? They could not help advise for bever- age or medicinal purposes to always use J. Martins 6-year-old rye, at 75 cents per full quart. Phone 544. Nos. 209-211. Min teenth street. VIM WISE,
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The Rich or the Poor

The hlcn or the FOOT
 All can fare alike You can furnish your house from cellar to garrett by paying a small amount down and the balance on easy weekly or monthly payments, The McGeever Furniture company, the low price instalIment house, 1894 to 1908 First Avenue. Phone 256. S-7-2t
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25 per cent. off on all Goods at the Bee Hive Monday and
 Tuesday.
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Drink Lithfa lvater It prevents q S. ease. 8 N. Twentieth street.
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Cheap Retes to Washington, Norfolk ard Rich
 mond via Southern Railway
 On Aug. 12th. 18th and 14th the South trn Railway will sell ronnd trip tickets to the above mentioned poin-s a one fare final limit fifteen days from date of sale.
 J. P. BILLUPS, T. P. A.. 8-4-td. Birmingham, Ala.
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Vaccine Virus received daily
 Godden's Drug Store.

Go to the Bee Hive and buy one dollars worth of Goods. for 75c. q
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One dollars worth of Dry Goods for seventy-five cents at the Bee Hive.

Dancing at East Lake five nights a week. Music by Mon- tanO'S band. S-r-tf
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Closing out RefrigeratoTs, Ice Chests, Cedar Chests at any price. H. Herzfeld.

The doctors prescribe MoerlAin's oele- brated bottled beers, the Barbarossa and Standard. You can get it of Thos. W. O'Byrne, wholesale agent. Phone 94e.
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MT Martin O'Rear, of Walker county, is fencing in a cattle ranch of 5000 acres.
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Purest table water, Ingram Lithia in bottles and dimijohns. 3 N. 20. h s IT et
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One dollars worth of Dry Goods for seventy five cents at tle. Bee Hive. | 2 : s

When you get home these warm, days how a bottle Of BarbaEossa cool beer from the fefrigso,ator would spefresh ypu,sI 1t is the finest beer ma de. Phone s46 and have it delivered to you.
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Prof J. w Mallett of University of Virginia made an analysis of Ingram LEtffa water, and pronounced it pure and eflioacious. N 20th street,
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If you wish the best bottle beer ttlaH is made, try Barba rOssa or Standard, Moer- Hens Cincinnati beers. Phone 946
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For Black Dress Goods ef all kinds attend Caheen's Re-
 movai Sale. ''Ns7 7 lh
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The Abbeville Times says the crop of fodder saved this year is the finest for years
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Prof. ". E. Turnipseed has accepted the principalship of the Pickensville h. stitute.
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Barbarossa. Christian Moerlein~.Brew- ing Co's celebrated Cincinnati bottled beer. The finest on earth for family use. Phone 94G.
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The Cherry cotton mills, of Florence, are constructing a large warehouse to bod $500 bales.
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Go to A. o. Rocking, No. 2l5 18th Street, for Harness, Saddlery. Carriage Trimming and Leather.
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Mir. Sam Sm.thqand Miss Edna Wild r. of Coalburg, whose efforts recently to get married were frustrated by the old fo ks, at last ssieiJaeded and are now receiving congratulations.
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l. MRS. wlNSLoWs SOOTHING SYRUP

2 "i''S' '''F'otV " o NVN'F'F'TN ' OF NUT Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, AL LAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLO. and is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every. part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins lows Soothing Syrup and take no oth 1T kind TWentY-fYa cnnfs a hnft1e sqt