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Z. NJ. Burke sells lime. Phone 81.
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LOW VACATION RArps

Lime. E. NJ Burke's, sIA Commerce
avenue.
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1862. Houston Ice and Brewing company

1862. Houston Ice and Brewing company
VS.. ID. e. Williams ct al
Wednesday, September 10.
1929. Carrie Bailey ct al VS.. j. V. Meeks
ct al.
4l52. Theodore Keller VS.. James Law
lor.
4243. Harris County VS.. S. Bongio ct al
4244. Harris County VS.. S. Bongio ct al.
4249. e. FriendenhauS VS.. Cash S Luckel
Thursday. September 16.
1892 S. Westheimer vs.. r. d. Steele ct al
1926. III. S. Fox, Jr., VS.. John Callahan
AGA Gordthwadte & Moody vs.. Holland
lodge No l, A. F. and A. NJ.
445s James Masterson VS.. Holland Lodge
No. l, A. F. and a. NJ.
Friday. September II.
34S7 Frank Dunn VS.. Phoenix Insurance
company of New York.
1855 Forest City Furniture company VS..
A. Chmene & Co.
1927. C. A Weber VS.. j. G. Super.
Ash DR.. A. P Sawyer Medical company
VS.. r. c. Stuart Drug company.
Saturday, September 49,
$780, Max Hirsch VS.. Frank Dunn.
4444 Anna L. Jackson VS.. Travellers In
surance company of Hartford.
44iS w. III. Crank Sr., VS.. George Spen-
44s ". H. Crank, sr, VS.. A. E. spen-
Suits for District Court.
The following suits were filed yesterday
for the civil district courts:
Thomas Finnegan VS.. Houston Electric
Street Railway company. damages; $500;
for collding with plaintiffs wagon.
j.. n. Taub VS.. heirs of James E. Caw-
thon ct al: debt and foreclosure.
w, M. Holden VS.. Amanda M. Holden |;
divorce.
j. w. Sam vs.. e. r. Grinstead; debt
and foreclosure.
Mary j. Pennington vs.. j. B. Penniug-
ton: divorce.
The following orders were entered yes
terdav on the civil docket of the county
court:
w. II. Perkins VS.. D. r. Williams,
Judgment for plaintiff for $3.50 40.
W. H. Crank Sr.. vs. George Spencer
ct al. plaintiffs demurrer sustained; de-
PENDANT exceDts and takes leave to amend.
W. II. Crank. ST.. VS.. A. f. Spencer,
ct AL. plaintiffs demurrer sustained; de-
PENDANT excepts and takes leave TO amend.
w. A. Reichardt vs. w. w. Glass ct al,
settled and dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
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GUARD" Wilcox Specific Co., Depi' :"


Residence Burneo'
Cotulla. Texas, September IL. A.,rousf
o'clock this morning Mr.. A. A,m .s,, r.
handsome residence was compIe'sscv u
stroyed by fire. 1t is not known ~ -
FIRE originated. Insurance does Nv houyr.
less sustained. All furniture anu
hold goods We're consumed.
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$40 ROUND TRIP

Lime. E. NJ. .Burkc's, slf COM
avenue.
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Total State and county tax. $780,
County Commissioners.

The county commissioners met yesterday
In regular term, with a full board present
and County Judge Shaw presiding.
The following business was disposed OF:
1t appearing to the court that Mrs. Am
brose Mcdonald is the owner of 62 l-2xl20
feet In block AZ. Mobiles addition TO the
city OF Houston, north side OF Buffalo
bayou, and that the said property was for
the years 1892. 1898, 1884 and 1885 errone-
ously described as 62 l2Xl20 feet in block
"a of said Mobiles addition, and the taxes
paid thereon, 1t is ordered, decreed and
adjudged that the said description Of above
described property, to-wit: 62 l-2Xl2O feet
in block "a shall be corrected so as to read
CO l-2xl00 feet in block AZ, Mobiles addi-
ton to the city of Houston, north side OF
Buffalo bayou.
Statement. beginning September l, 1896,
and ending August 81, 1897, showing dispo-
sition of school funds by A. A. Szabo.
treasurer of the city OF Houston; ordered
approved in duplicate,
Report OF Commissioner Hlrsch, showing
sale OF two mules from county camp, ap-
proved.
Petition OF John Watson, Esq, grand
secretary Of the Grand Lodge OF Texas, An
cient Free and Accepted MaSons, regard
ing exemption from taxation OH property
of Masonic Temple, situated on lots 8, Z, s
and IL, block 60, the county attorney re-
quested to furnish opinion as to whether
said property, in part or in whole. IL ex-
ompt from taxation
1t is hereby ordered that the Houston and
Texas Central Railway company put in Il
road crossing at the intersection OF its
track with Harvard street in Houston
Heights, and Commissioner Hirsch Is here
by empowered to take necessary steps to
have said crossing put in at the proper
place.
Petition of Louis Hegar for reduction Of
assessmen Mt on all Of block 40, referred to
county attorney for opinion.
The following bills were approved and
ordered paid: e. II. Vasmer s75. Dealy &
Baker $29070, C. d. Eison $3.50, Albert
Erickson $255, T.. NJ. Coghlan $685. Simon
Roos & Son s6G.73. j. Burgheim $65.25, G.
McDougal s3l.3s. l.. J. Blumenthal si65,
Albert Erickson 500, Hy. Goebel SO, Frank
Bahr s7S5, w. B. Hill s45. labor on roads
$S4l50. II. w. Isaacks IS. labor on roads
S2S5, j. NJ. Bailey s3O work ON poor farm
s45.15. A. Mahaffey $1i1.65, Fred Ruff
$3.50, John N. Mann SIS, Brown-Tajan
Printing company s1S.40. L. d. Higgs
| sll740, ], X. McDougle slS5. Il. Froellch
| $3.50. C. b. Fitze $50, A. Key $3.50, n. X.
| Tomrkins s7.70. ]. Ritter Si2so. ]. G.
Blackburn s7.75, Hy. London $3.50, Jules
Hirsck $3.50, ]. NJ. Geselman st7.4
Franklin Printing house $685., William
| Schultz $500. ]. II. May So.
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Fifty-Fifth Di.trict Court.


In the Fsftv-ffth district court yester-
daY, Judge W. H. Wilson presiding. the
following orders were made:
Mutual Building and Loan association VS.,
ii. G. Berklev ct al. On trial.
George MCQUEEN VS.. San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railroad company; judg-
mont on exceptions as Der decree filed.
Barnev Moffat VS.. San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railroad company; judg-
ment on exceptions as per decree filed.
l.. b. Green VS.. San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass Railroad company: general de-
murrer to plaintiffs petition sustained.
me Following are the cases set for tria
On the Fifty-ffth district court for tn,
week commencing today:
1000 Tuesday, September IA.
lS9V7. Any Parr VS.. city of Houston,
Wednesday, September TX
1901. w. C. Coghlan VS.. Valley pnps
ct al. "eS
17a65. j. W. Davis VS.. CSaIveston r,
Fo ore ana houston Railway company.
lsIol. c. w, Hurd VS.. T. w. House e,
al, receivers. 9
Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage license was is
sued Yesterday from the county clerks OF.
flee:
Elias Scott and Julia Misher
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The south IeX0S N0f0l0 BD'
OF HOUSTON. TEXAS.
Designated depository of the United sS'-

CAPITAL. $500. 900: SURPLUS. sS@
M T. JONES, PRESIDENT. ~. pro,N
C1AS. DILLINGHAM;. First ylce,dsA
Il. ERASli EAR. Second Voc Pres's
]. II. McASlIAN, Cashier. 49,
ENNIS CARGiLL, Assistant Casn
DIRECTORS. q No
NJ. r. Jones. CEas. Dillingham;. - s,I NJ B.
sTashea r. ". N. RICE e +. A. Hsita''A
Il. G. HOUSE. ~
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utensils and household goods from his
house. The stolen goods were found by
Sheriff Hooper where they had been hid
den in the woods. Herbert Garland and
wife turned States evidence. The case
was tried before Judge Peters in the Els
worth municipal court. George b. Stuart
appeared for defendants. The evidence
was conflicting, and developed many
peculiar features. The defendants were
found not guilty.
In reporting the decision from the law
court in the cases OF Stuart 0s. Redman
and Mckenzie Us. Redman a mistake ap-
peared which ''reversed" the decision of
the law court, the word defendant being
used instead of plaintiff and rice uersa
The cases referred to were originally tried
before the supreme court in Hancock
county at the last April term. Both cases
were actions of replevin brought against
Mr.. Redman ms assignee of Colin Mcken-
zie, and in both cases the verdict was
for the defendant Mr. Redman. The de
cision of the law court oVerrules the
motions and exeepsions made hy plain
tiff, on appeal.
The officers of Ellsworth lodge, \. O.
L. w, were Installed Tuesday evening,
by Past Grand Master Workman, Parker
Spofford of Bucrsport The officers We're
as follows: f. T.. Gray, p. NJ. W. ,. II.
S,ratton. NJ. W; John L. Doyle, r.; i. =.
BurrilI, o.. John F. knoWiton. recorder;
E. f. Robinson, financier; T. :. Lord,
receiver; iGhn \. Lord, g.. }. ". Cough
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COMING EVENTS.

Thursday, Jan. IA, 8 p. m, at Unitarian
vestry. Farce-"C "Chums", 'or benefit of
Unity club. Tickets, 20 cents.
Cooking lectures, at Manning hall, from
2 to p. m. Dates and subjects; Wednes
day, Jan. 13, Salads" Thursday, Jan. ii,
Soups and Entrees;" Friday, Jan. Is,
"Bread or Vegeta bles;" Tuesday, Jan. 10,
"Pastry;" Wednesday, Jan. 20, cleft
overs" Thursday, Jan. 81, "The Chatting
Dish" Tickets for course, g; single
tickets, 10 cents.
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.ANDEfiEE TUG.
''Littie Round Top" May Have ii
Rival in the Spring

Rivai in the Spring.
fhege j, reasonable ground for the pre-
dictloa TINT another tug will be doing
business N Union river soon, perhaps as
soon a., navigation opens in the spring
For some zine the guestl ion has been
agitated by captains, shippers and busi
ness men OF Ellsworth.
The captains, ON whom the burde n
rests heaNie7t, have tong complained that
the rate cherged ior towing in Union river
was excessive, aud they quote figures
whicn serln 50 prove he strength of their
argument. " nile freight rates have been
decllniH- for several years, the towage
rates have been held up.
On the other hand, the owners OF the
little Round Top, which at present
has monopoly OF the toWi ing in the
river, argue tnat they could not afford to
do tne to.,i@g at 3 lover rate.
Last Artr the discussion resulted in
hrla.; .n2 capt. Bvniem!n Arey in the
river With MS litti" s,c.tn"r "lIsctor''.
For u ne ne On: lowing ia the river at a
much !u"et ra=a tn..H uaa been charged
by IN. 'ilt't hoaed .fat tit Captain
.Arey -osy @ry,t..e mr.t, e.-e here, and
steam,l ~ reuca uaa'5 uav, whore he
ran Il fefr, ,D Dor no. not- t.uIu some Of
the 7hu .-eIs.
Bat nov lil- .5;!ls OF aHoth Try is be-
ing revived. Capt. Arey, who is one of
the prime movers, consemplate5 selling
the "Hector ANA bringing INTO he river
a tug poHcr.dl enough 10 take care of all
Union rivers towing quite handiy.
The matter has r-e g IL. es fart her han
di.cu--,oH, boat Hs .-s -a.n iuaEe;t i'll
and prices obtait,o.
Charles II. Haynes, of Whitcomb b.
Haynes Y Co., the ergest Ellsworth ship
pers, VINO favor The purchase OF new
tug, when in Rondout, y. Y, last sum
mer, saw a tug which it is believed
would just fill The bill in Union river.
This tug, the y. j. Sweeney, is less
than three yea o,i, aud is III perfect or
der. She was built q. a eo=- OF 5000 and
1t is believed can now be purchased for
$4,000. Her dimensions are: length, 545;
breadth of beam, 146; draft, s feet. She
has high pressure engines and boilers.
Figures have also oeen Obtained as to
the cost of purchasing uet uu4,. The
builders OF tue "aweeney WIZ build a
tug OF The same neusI1u-, fer .3,-G3
They say they "aa II d nut nave tA4 tug
on the way hcra 5#z-. r..
The pan proa4~=d hi 75 =-zua 7hares at
say 100 each, a,. oj Wn e4 it IS believed
can De sold IN J., AMOR. D.. b., I'll captains
and others in.c..-.st ,..a s.. --avE eX-
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DRUGGIST.
CHIRCH NOTES,


Tie general topic for the Epworth
league prayer meeting for January is
"'The Gospel in Isaiah The subject for
next Tuesday evening is The Wells
of Salvati ion"; Matte a. Moore, leader.
CONGREGA1 IONAL.
Yonng peoples meeting vestry parlor
nj { o'clock this (Wedne esdey) evening.
Subject for mid-weel meeting at 80
this Wednesday, evening: "Promises for
the Opening Year"
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NicOlin Club.

The annual meeting OF the Nicolin club
WAS held at the clubhouse last Tuesday
evening. turkey supper was served at
o'clock.
The meeting Was called to order at 8.
Four new mem bers were elected, and
an amendment to the bylaws was
adopted providing for the admission of
resident members. BY vote of the
club, the camp is open for ladies any day
in the week, except Sunday, whenever
there is ice boating on the pond. Thurs
day is regular ''ladies' day.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: President, Henry e. Davis;
president, f. w. Rollins; treasurer,
NJ. S. Smith; secretary and clerk, c. II.
Drummey; finance committee, H. E.
Ramlin, A. w. Greedy, 7. w. Rollins;
auditor, W. 4. Parker.
After adjournment thn rest Of the even
in; was spent n a soci3' way Speeches
were called for from d. Vaughan, r. G.
Hopper, of New York, $ G. Stevens, of
Brool5lin, Il. Z. Hamlia. G. IL. Grant and
q. f. Newman. The eny men who We're
not Permitted 10 81 eba 0e.e Mr.. Davis
aui Mr.. NfummeE. When thay began to
prote., agaiHst Their re-eiecti ION.
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c. w. Basfurd, piano tuner, will be in Els
worth Jan. "A and Is. Orders may be left at E.
f. joys jewelry store.-Adpt
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
<rw ADVERTISEMENT THIS WEEK.

VIM Higgins Messengers notice.
County mmissioners-PrOposal
bertrand f Clark-Notice of assignee or MS
appointment.
Smith's-Dry and fancy goods.
Probate notice-Est John ) Emery.
F Robinson-Jeweler.
T. j Walsh-Shoe store.
G. Garvin Gilmaine-Special notice.
SEDGwICK
Grange Store Co-Notice
BANGOR:
Eliza Wood-Notice of foreclosure.
Boston:
The Boston Herald Co-The Sunday Herald.
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,UYING EYES
Is not an cary matter. The best occu-
lists and opticians are not magicians, /,
they can't re.tore sight to the blind.
Don't wait to consult me until you
get IA piece of glass in Your eye-or
can't see wel-it'- the little things that
count-a little headaehe-a few dancing
spots - burning sensation-these are
the warnings that should be needed.
It's better to be too early tnan too late.
Careful examination of the eyes is
free and painless.
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BOLIVAR BULLETIN.
LOCAL NEWS.

Xmas Trix at Hudson's.
Mr.. George Wilkinson was in
Jackson Sunday.
The rain fall last week amount
ed to 2.63 inches.
Dolls, Dolls, Dolls, at
Hudson's.
Miss Sadie Mitchell visited in
Jackson this week.
Mr.. E. A. Doyle is clerking
for DR.. B. V. Hudson.
Cotton shipments from Bolivar
up to date, 1928 bales.
Go to w. j. Cox's for Toys
Of all descriptions.
Miss Bessie Tate returned yes
terday from Somerville.
Mr.. J. A. McKinnie spent
Wednesday in Jackson.
Mr.. III. II. Heron, of Jackson,
visited Bolivar recently on business.
Bibles, Poems, etc. at Cox's.
Rev. q. S. Ware held church
service in Lamar, Miss, Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Newsom, of Para
gould, Ark, is the guest of Mrs.
Pybass.
Barrett cuts the price for the
holidays. Notice change in his adj
vertisment.
Fire, Crackers, Roman
Candles, ETC., at W. j. Redd S.
Miss Francis Bills left last
week for New Orleans, where she
will teach school the coming year.
Don't forget that we send the
BULLETIN and Commercial Appeal
both one year for one dollar.
Two hundred sacks Liver.
pool Salt for your meat;
@. II, INGRAM 81 Co.
Col. c. NJ. Wellons returned
Monday from his fall delivery Of
fruit trees, looking handsome ant
happy.
Rev. J. J. Brooks, Methods
minister, of Jamestown, Miss, filled
the pulpit at the Hickory VALLEY
church Sunday.
Extracts and Flavorings O
all kinds for cooking pur
poses at w. ]. Redd's.
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Mr.. J. D. Swinebroad is clerk
ing for w. J. Cox.
Mrs. Brooks and little cousin,
Edwin Polk, who have spent sever
al months in Bolivar, returned to
their home in st. Louis last week.
The progress Club" will
meet this (Friday) evening at 7.3o
O'Clock with the Misses Bills. All
members are requested to be pres
ent.
Fire Works, Fine Candies,
Toy Wagons, etc., at Hud-
sons.
Miss Kate Sneed, of St. Kath
arine's, was summoned to Jackson
last week to attend the funeral of
her brother, Mr.. Richard Sneed, of
Clay brook.
MIR. John IL. Patrick left We'd
nesday morning IN covered wagon
for Center, Shelby County, Texas.
He expects to reach his destination
about Christmas.
Candies, Nuts, Apples,
Oranges, ETC., at w, j..
Redd's.
MIR. George Dugan and wife, of
Chicago, visited Bolivar this week.
They returned home Tuesday, ac-
companied by Mr.. Dugan's sister in
law, Mrs. Corrie Crawford.
Rev. J. A. Thomas and family,
of the goth district, will leave soon
for Colona, Ark, where they ex-
pect to make their future home.
Mr.. Thomas was recently ordained
a minister of the Baptist Church.
Oranges, Apples, Cocoa
nuts, Minoe Meat and all
kinds Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries as cheap as the cheap
est at W. B. WILLIAMS
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MIR. A. A.Myrick, of Middleton,
called at our Office yesterday.
Toys, Toys, Toys, at Cox's.
Since the meeting of Evangelist
Evans will continue this week, Rev.
D. M. McIver will not be able
to go to Hickory Valley on next
Sabbath.
Mr.. Jake Stevens fifteen year
old son, who lives in the 18th dis
trict, had his arm badly lacerated
in gin Wednesday. 1t was am
putated by Drs. Nicely and Sasser
yesterday.
g. M. Warren invites the pub
lie to call on him when in need of
Wines, Whistles, Brandies, etc.
He guarantees courteous treatment,
low prices and satisfaction.
The magistrates of Hardeman
County are having a fore-taste of
what the average voter will be COM
PEELED to undergo next year--they
are being importuned by numerous
candidates for positions to be filed
at the January term, 1898, of coun-
ty court. At present, the esquires
are much sought after; but next
year, when county officers are to
be chosen, the boys in the trenches
will be hunted up.
Owing to the inclement wealth
Ell on last Friday afternoon a meet
ing of the Cemetery Club" was
not had. The resident members,
however, are earnestly requested to
hand their yearly dues of $1.OO to
the treasurer, Mrs. w. B. Williams.
1t is not the duty of the treasurer
to solicit dues, and a work of such
nature cannot be successfully car
ried on without the necessary funds.
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Mrs. Baxter died suddenly near
Bolivar Wednesday morning, of
heart failure.
-Mesdames w. A May and J.
p. Chambers, of Hickory Valley,
were in city Wednesday,
See the beautiful display
Of Holiday Goods at Hud-
sons.
-Messrs. A. P. Nuckolls, of
Toone, and P. N. Stuart, Of Boil.
ivar, visited Jackson this week,
Mrs. T. d. Newbern and little
daughter, Mary, left this morning
for a visit to Memphis relatives.
Mrs. J. E. Mask and younger
children left Wednesday morning
for Memphis, where they will spend
a few weeks.
Celery, Cranberries, Mince
Meat, etc., at @. t. INGRAM
& Cos.
Miss Sallie McNeal, who has
been quite i'll for several weeks
with typhoid fever, is, we are glad
to state, convalescing.
Mr.. w. N. Sparkman, a prom
inent citizen of Salisbury, is in the
city, the guest of his son, Will
standardization Wing,
Fresh, well-selected line of
Family Groceries at w. J..
Redd's.
Mr.. L. R. Irby and wife, of
the Whiteville neighborhood, Wis
tied their son, Mr.. T. II. Irby,
this week.
Mr.. w. 4. Sheets, who went
to Birmingham few weeks ago in
search of employment, has secured
position in hardware store.
Medallions, Sets, Cases,
Bibles, Poems and everything
new and up to date in Xmas
presents. w. J. Cox.
Among Rolivar's visitors from
Whiteville this week were Mrs. M.
A, Mitchell and two daughters,
Miss Lee Rhodes and DR.. Roberts.
Mr.. Dave McAnulty, a success
full merchant of Hickory Valley,
also one of the most popular and
intelligent members of the County
Court, was in town Tuesday.
Oranges, Apples. Cocoa.
nuts, Mince Meat and al
kinds Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries as cheap as the cheap.
est at w B. WILLIAMS.
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The now celebrated school tax
case was argued before Judge Haw-
kins at Paris Wednesday by Messrs.
r. II. Wood, G. A. Miller and A.
J. Coates. A decision is expected
to-day.
Buy your Christmas pres
ents at Hudson's. He can
suit you in quality, quantity,
etc.
Among the delegates appointed
by Gov. Taylor to attend the Amer
lean Cotton Growers Convention, to
be held at Memphis, on December
GOTH, appears the name of Mr.. John
III. Bills, of Bolivar.
For pure old Whistles, Wines
and Brandies, call on 6. M. Warren.
Advertising pays. Mr.. d. G.
Estes gave US little notice this
week, soliciting we'll boring. Be-
fore the paper went to press he re-
ceived an order. 1t was seen in the
proof by the gentleman who gave
the order.
Stick and Fancy Candies,
Apples, Oranges, Nuts, Rails
ms, Citron, etc., cheap at @.
t. Ingram & Co.'S.
Federal Court convened in
Jackson Monday, Judge E. S.
Hammond presiding. Clerk ]. B.
Clough, Marshal J. A. Manson,
District Attorney G. B. Simonton,
Assistant Marshals Dan Elliott, E.
D. Collier and other court officials
were in their places. The docket
at this term is said to be large.
Toys, Novelties, etc., at
Hudson's, in abundance and
at prices that will suit the
times.
Rev. D. ]. James, recently
appointed by Conference as pastor
of the Bolivar Methodist Church,
preached two able sermons last
Sunday to large congregations. Mr..
James is polished, talented,
christian gentleman. He has al
ready won a warm place in the
hearts of our people.
See my display of Holiday
goods now on exhibition,
Come one and all. Nc
trouble to show you through
the stock. W. j. Cox.
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Ouinine Tab
let's. All Druggists refund tn,
money if it fails TO cure. Csc.
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GREAT BARGAINS FROM
NOW UNTIL CHRIST
MAS.

One glance at our beautiful stock
of Ladies' and Misses Dress Hats,
Sailors and Walking Hats will set
you to thinking; the second glance
will start you to buying and won
dering, as lots of others have done,
"why didn't / come here before for
the correct styles at the right
prices?" Walking Hats and Sail
ors, % and so cents; Trimmed Felt
Hats, so cents, Is cents and $1.OO;
Trimmed Velvet Hats, Sl.OO and
up. All Hats trimmed by an ex-
perinced trimmer. Call and be
convinced that our prices are the
lowest for the material used.
MRS. j. D. SwINEBRoAD's
Millinery Parlors.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-12-10
Maintains the HOnOred
Distinction as Leader
flow Prices, Giver of
Great Bargains.
The Merchant Prince
of Bolivar Cuts Prices
with q Keen Knife for
the Coming holidays.
-STUPENDOUS SPECIAL SALE!-

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