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And YET He Had to smile.

She was telling tales on her brother,
who was an eXtravagant chap when he
had money, which was only for two or
three days each month after he receiv-
ed his allowance. Bob was sweet on
JESSIE" she said "and wanted to give
her something nice. So he went to the
florist and ordered one dozen American
Beauty roses to be sent to her address.
They were rs cents apiece, and that
meant SO, enough for Bob to pay. But
what does the foolish fellow do?
''He sees some extra long stemmed
ones standing in a vase near by, and
quarter apiece says the man. Bob is
feeling very generous that day. His
allowance has just come in. Give me
dozen of those instead of the cheap
ones l took he says and hands over
the extra Sc.
''That night he calls on the girl to see
the effect his present has made. She
hasn't received the flowers yet. They
come while he is there. This just suits
him, because he will be able to see the
expression of astonishment on her face.
She opens the box. sees Bob's card
and lifts up the roses with a cry of rap
ture and an oh, Mr.. Wentworth, how
sweet of your Then she looks around
everywhere for vase tall enough. You
see, she hasn't any of those that stand
on the floor, but only an ordinary
chrysanthemum jar. She takes that
down and measures the flowers, then
she lays them on the table, and with
one skillful whack of her little pearl
handled knife she chops off half the
length of the stems. Bob says it turn
ed him cold to see So go into the waste
| basket like that We say at home 1t
serves him ht."-New York Herald.
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| THE HOLMES-CADY MEMORIAL SOCIETY. a
Two years ago this society was formed
by eleven members of the two families,
descendants of Jedediah and Rhoda
! (Holmes) Cady, who met at the birth
place of Rhoda Holmes in Eastford, Au-
gust %, 1898. Dwight Holmes Cady of
Springfield was then elected president;
A. W. Kingsbury of Stafford Springs vice.
president, and Mrs. A. w. Kingsbury
secretary and treasurer. The second
meeting of the society was held on Aug.
28th of last year at the old Jedediah Cady
] place in West Stafford, when thirty-five
lmAmbers were present, and the same
officers were reelected for another year.
This year the third reunion was held
on Wednesday, Aug. %, at the old home
stead of Augustus Holmes in West Stat
ford. This house was built in 1898, and
family for more than century. This
year one hundred and eleven members
attended, who enjoyed right royal good
time. Each one brought food, and there
was an abundant spread on tables beneath
the roadside naples. The air was de-
| licious and evenly tempered for the occa-
sion. After ample attention had been
paid to the Widespread tables, all election
of officers was held, when the same Of
ficers, with the addition of an executive
committee consisting of Alonzo Patten.
Marcus A. Cady and Mrs. Frank Fair
field, were elected for the third time. 1t
was voted to hold the next reunion at
Evergreen palk on the last Thursday in
August, 1901, to which all bearing the
name of Holmes or Cady, and their de-
scendants, are cordially invited. After
the election d. Fl. Cady, the president,
read an interesting account of the connec-
tion of the Holmes and Cady families,
from John Holmes of Roxbury and Mich
olas Cady of Watertown, interspersed
with some andecdotes of the Cady traits
He was followed by O. P. Allen of Pal
mer, who is compiling a Cady genealogy.
Mr.. Allen gave some account of the earli-
er Cadys in England, as we'll as of several
noted Cadys who have gone from Stafford,
and also some descendants of Stafford an
cestors. Miss Chaffee read two poems,
written by member of the society, re-
lating to the memorial days, and Mrs.
Holmes read humorous selection on
New England weather. The meeting then
adjourned for social talk, which was
greatly enjoyed by all.
| ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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c D Presden
G. F. BURRITT.
THE STAFFORD SPRINGS
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND GAS COMPANY
Office, Main Street.

The office of company Hurley
of only
at immediate
of
be his Tues
and D. f. BUEtlSITT GenI Manager
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Its Right to
Get the Very Best

Shoe value for your money, and you are
sure to get all of that when you buy the
ladies' Inez, Ethel and Viola shoes. They
have everything that good shoes can have
style, finish, stock and perfect fitting.
And also great selection of Mems Shoes.
All these goods are nice looking, COM
Portable to the foot and can be depended
on for good wear.
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Enlightened

Professor-I'm grateful for my sense
Of humor. Thank heaven, l can al
ways see a joke.
Miss Flavilla-Oh, professor, the
sense of humor is not ability to see a
joke. The sense of humor Is ability
to take joke.-Indianapolis Journal.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-29

eaIed me, ]. H. collier, May
e1,oiicio j. P. ofs.id equity,
johnson, who being duly
hls oath that the foregoing
Is' g BY the persons themselves
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DAIROAD...
~ RUMBLINGS.

We learn from the Clarksdale Ban
ner that the citizens of Friars Point
wish to build secondhand railroad
between these two places, and asks the
aid of Claslsdale to build 1t. The
Banner doubts very much the adj
visibility Of the road, but says that II
it is built. it shall be nothing but
first-class road, ~
Never before was there such q de-
mand for railroads in the isolated dis
stricts Of the state. These people wish
to come in touch with the outside world
and will make any reasonable sacrifice
to secure them. In recent converse
tion with the Jackson correspondent Of
the New Orleans Picayune, prosper
GUS planter Of Rankin county said: ."
have $40 acres OF land. l could well az
ford to give half Of it to get asrailroad
near the remaining 500, which would
then be worth more to me than the
whole section now Is, besides putting
me in direct touch with the world. PEG
pie who live remote from railroads
must either get railroad or sacrifice
their lands and move to or near one.
The jackson News believes that il
the next ten years hundreds OF mile
of railroads will be built and put int
operation.
The new railroad from Jackson t
the Alabama coal fields, via Columbus
will be called the Jackson, Columbus
Mo- theastern r. r. 1t is gratifying t
, note that this road is receiuing sui
stantiel aid from the people along tn
line, and the road directors are nj
{ lacking in their efforts toward il
completion.
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...R|v[Rh[

The river business in both freight
and passenger traffic has been quite
heavy this week, delaying some Of the
boats several hours. t
The National Board Of Steam Nav
igation has started a crusade against
shanty boats along the banks Of the
great rivers Of the country. Congress
will be asked to legislate in the after
for the protection of the river against
the nuisance.
While landsmen are looking on with
more or less interest at the increased
movements Of steamboats, to, from and
passing Vicksburg, the rivermen, who
are in'a position to know, are specalat-
ing as to which Of these craft win first
find it convenient to drop out of the
race. 1t is pretty contest, but there
Is not sufficient business to warrant any
belief that all will remain to the end.
Certainly it is refreshing to see all
I
these boats coming and going and all
are hoping that the present activity
will continue Vicksburg Herald.
The Ohio river is now lower than il
has been since 1888. At Cincinnati
the hrst of the week, the guage was
foot inches.
Friday, Sept. 21-Annie Laurie, Geo
Bookart in command, DAY late. Belle
of the Bends arrived few hours later
getting a remarkably good freight con
sidering her consort had so recentl
departed.
Sunday-Delta up at a. M, followe
half hour later by the Jno. K. Spe ed
the old boat fairly outdoing herself
The Annie Laurie arrived in the eve
ming, getting off in return about B
m. Monday. The Lulice Rowland di
not get in until 1Oa. m. Monday. Sh
went through to Vicksburg, returnin
Wednesday.
Tuesday-The Belle of the Bends &c
in early, taking good freight and
number of passengers, clearing fe'
4 minutes after 8 p. m.
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NOTICE OF THE PROPOSAL
of tho Mayor and Board of Alder
men. of the Town of Leland, IN
the state Of Mississippi, to Is
honda Of Said Town.

OF the Mayor and Board OF Alaer-
MEN Of the Town of Leland, IN
the state of Mississippi, TO IS
sue Bonds of Said Town.
Notice is hereby given, that the May
or and Board Of Aldermen, OF the town WI
Of Leland, in the State OF miss, VIII,
at their regular meeting, on the hrst
Tuesday of October, 1900, in SAID Town
Of Leland, provide for the Issuance ot
the bonds of said town, to the amount
Of Is. 900. 90, for the purpose OF erectlhg
a system Of waterworks in, and Tor tne
benefit of, said town, which bonds VIII
he in the sum of $4,000 each, ana l1G,i mum
bered in regular series from ~ up
u0l and are to mature in twenty
years from the date of their issuance,
Int to be payable, after five years, AZ
the ontion Of the said town OF Lelana,
and are to bear interest, at the el rate aot ..
Sl, ner cent. per annum, from the d a..
of their issuance, payable Annually
and are to be Autographed, framed
signed. sealed, registered and lssueu,
as s required by Section 30l5 OF the Ooue
of 1892, OF the State OF MISSISSIPPI. and
= pnhlished by order of the Mayor anu
BOARD Of Aldermen, of said town OF L ;S
land. adopted at their re- ~ ui" ~
meeting, on Tuesday, the an uay y
SepCeno w. Clerk Pro Tenn.
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Game Ordinance.
In the matter of protection OF Game q
washington County Mississippi:

II +he nattar Of protection Of Game Of
washington County Mississippi:
Re il ordered, that the order ad0pteu
at the regular meeting A.. u 1873 s0r
the protection and preservation o. game,
he amended SO as to read, as follows
when amended:
Be 1t ordered that any non-resluen1'
If This county, hunting In this county
without the consent OF the board, Of
the members thereof obtained IN VIM
inc. who shall shoot, wound inlure,
I'm catch or pursue, with such intens.
anv deer. bear, turkey, goose, duck or
cnaiI Commonly called partridge IN this
county shall be guilty q . 49,. 49,,
mean0r and upon conylcton ener ~,
shall be punished by fine q not tess
than Twenty-Five Dollars or more 49,
Fifty Dollars, and shall ioriels sue
dogs used in pursuing sucn eauls
and the gun used in the snooying y
the same. Be it further oraefea, sha
it shall be unlawful for any one AZ an.
time to trap or net quail, common.
called partridge in this county sn.
anv one so doing shall be guilty Of
misdemeanor, and upon eonHls,ig w
thereof punished by fine Of MOI ~
than Ten or more Than 1Yentt. q :. =
! Dollars. Be it further qrdelsH t.'', -, :
anv person shall shoot WQ4Res =
any quail, commonly ee,'se ~
ridge between the first gay y {, p :, 100
The first day Of November =. ~ ~
be shall be guilty o. - -
land upon conviction snals - ts F7.l's.'.
BY fine Of not less tnan I'M 81
nor more than Twenty - ~. ''..'I,,'.Sa III
9th day Of Sept 1900. zz....' s...t'iS
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CHURCHES.
METHODIST.

ua
i. e. Thomas, Pastor. J. w. Dorman, =. E'
sunday school s:45 .. m. Morning sersiceM
O'Clock; Song service, 7:l6; Evening service
1880; Epworth League, $40 r. ~. 4. k 1zasxnss
Meeting Wednesday Evening. I;Sv; omnnE
porsn5, ave and Home Mission, lit Monday a.
each month; Ladies' Aid Society ~ MONDAY
in each month.
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
Dr.. j. Bogen, Rabbi. N. Goldstein. President.
MI Mayor, Secretary.
Services each Friday night ct 7;So ana Saauz-
day morning at 10 o'clock
PRESBYTERIAN.
J.w. Primrose, Pastor.
Sunday School $3.50 .; M: Morning se8 n.ssss
II. Evening service, 1:SOj kxhyer Me9tlnk
wednesday evening at 1880
BAPTIST.
w. M. Burr, Pastor.
Evening servicestG :a0- Prayer Messan8 49,
DAY evening at 1880.
ST. JOsEPHs CATHOLIC.
Rev. Rather P. j. Kostenbroek, Pastor
sunday services--7 O'Clock Low Mass; leiAo
| o,clocE. fitch Mass; o'clock p. M, caxechiAMi
| Q O'Clock b. m. Rosary and Beneaictlgn.
| Week Day services--7 O'Clock Low MAss.
| Societies. Catholics Of Americns mests gsY Ssk
Society meets every first Friday a. ~ ocieck
Z M ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL.
cor. washington Ave. and broadway.
Rev. Quincy Ewing Rector
Morning Prayer and Sermon NM 1a1. =
Week day services Monday, LneeaAys u, ~
day. Evening Prayer 5 r. wednesday 49,
fadies; Aid Society, wednesday. VA 4. = J!
Young Woman's Guild, Monday ,.s' e =
Junior Auxiliary, Wednesday.
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VlCKSBURG & GREENvlLLE
PACKET co.

Steamer Belle of the Bends leaves Vicksburg
every Monday and Thursday at p H. ,Oi
Greenville, returning will leave dreehViio
every Tuesday and Friday at p. M
str. Annie Laurie will leave Vicksburg every
Wednesday and Saturday at p. III III
Greenville, returning will leave dreehViiie
every Thursday and Sunday at p. M
LYME STARTLING, Agent.
n p,.ATT. Pass, Agt. J. j. POWERS sups'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-29

YOU want sign painted or have
work of any kind in that line you want
done cheap see
THOMPSON, the painter.
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sherin's Sale,

State ofMississippi,
Washington County.
term. 1900. j. NJ. Cashin VS. g. L. Williams
Veuditonis Expouas. ..
Nv virtue of4he above Venditonis Exponas 70
me directed, shall expose to public sale, ~
the court house in Greenvllle, WITHIN me
hours prescribed by law, to the highest Olooef
for cash. ON the first Monday Of October neAs,
All me right titles, and interest Of the detena-
al 3 ~ WiIlIams. IN and to the following
deseribed property, to-Wit: On the eforesallse
county and statel Part Of lot and the horta Z
hsif * iot y section 8, township 49, range ?
VIZ eonisininr 81 acres more or less tne
seme hsyin z been levied upon as the proR,S,t,sl
| az me defendant, s. L. williams, ana VIII "
SUI" W 'es'9's IL. HUNT
] sheriff Of Washiheto Comfy
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Memphis & Vicksburg Packet
Regular
..s,A STEAMER DELTA.

ED ROWLAND, JR.r.........M Master
JOE POSTAL. -. ....... Clerk
Regular Memphis and Greenville
Packet. Going down, leaves Green
Vile for Vicksburg every THURSDAY at
S D m. Going up, leaves Greenvllle
for Memphis every Sunday at . m
New boat; up-to-date In every re-
spect. Electric lights and fans through
out. Round trip Vicksburg and re-
turn 90. so; Memphis and return $500.
The boat carries band OF music
during the entire season
LYME STARTLING, Agent.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

John H. Mckenzie, frnp No. u, 4; 2. 2. Y.
Meets eyery fourth thursday night ~
chlesinger, hief Patriarch; y. uoiastena'
Deborah Lodge, No. lel, !. o: BID Meets
frst sunday in each month. ~. 6oiasss'ns
President; NJ. Mayor, secretary. v.,....
queen ity Lodge No. 81 Prosecse1eh ~ I'M.
day nights. 3. II. v off, ", p; a, Hoffman,
Mississippi Valley Lodge, NJ. 7sel =. q e. 81
Meets every first and third InaIsuhs' 4 =
scruRgs, DIE; n. Mayor, Reporter. -. 4.
VI. 70. VI. Meets first end third Moneys e
each month. J.F. Barnes, c.C.i =. =. nAR-
peli, Jerk aep MaeAr
every second and fourth Friday nights p.L'
Thomas, q. O.; J. H. happeli, x o. y
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-29

WANrED.-In each town on on
Southern R. R., live, wide awak :,
how, who wants to earn from one 10
Two HvS dollars a week by an hour OF SO
work in the morning by nan '.,,;,, : :
T M Times. Circulation growing
1 1s..:..s PRINTING & PUBLIsHISG 20
INES Greenville, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-29

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Frank Anderson, Presidenti y; A; wallace.
J. "A. Dean, Thomas Hedd, Y. Az Winser.
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RATES FOR
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertisements in the classified col
umns OF The TIMES are ten cents a line
each insertion; six words make line.
Count the words in your ad. and ac-
company the order with cash at the
rate OF ten cents q line for each issue
In which you wish it to appear. No nd
lines.
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No l76 makes connection at Leland with North
bound train.
No LOG makes close connection at Leland WITH
South bound train.
orleans with diaerging roads. For ra'es ano
information apply to
Jno. Scott, d. p. A., Memphis, Tenn
OBJ. Rucks. Agent. Greenvilie.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-29
Notice.


.pp, Washington county.
ne Board Of Supervisors Of
ms day, sealed bids are in
WIN the undersigned, Clerk
y y. y before nine O'Clock a. m.
-, ~ Gay Of October, A. D., 1909,
teen Thousand Dollars 10 be
MY, said sum to be used by
az payment Of current expenses
els.y expenses, and the said
On the 1sf dav OF Jannarv A. ID
nss ny hand, this the 5th day
!. y 1899. T. y. HooD, Clerk.
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Itiserrleuts.
!, License,

N nor License
Honorable i SGara "
- ustitioners being
YOU, sors District, o. \
5ugseroSii'NS mississippi, . ana
pld ,SspIA 4, Blum t.. e SCI ~
70 M ,aSwors in qpantiNt,sae,s, 2; z,
70 81 n &c Sage PIsn I; tWash n
.i ~, the said Mo ~ A 4;
ssis.silRhpa'' United states, s OF
Of INC 81 washington
pipphsn SI MIN 10 DO Of goota %
mmenSa snitable person 70
Dor Yours You respectfully
WIN Lusk
III lack Lusk -. laid
HI N MsPtin Hugh Meteor
FL macFR ichard AIallette
|BSals y 9cSi Watkins DuP%gy,t.
Juoi Iackson Wnlte
R ssha oneal Mea .
y = b es Henry Calhoun
| anISas y5 onn Albert Hoilings'
Norman ~g Morrison Sv'
X samuel ans Minetse MUIR
I,.u John Ssiscs Calvin windham
ldsr oS y Nathan Muller s,s,.l 9
IN. h tam Chairman Wilma
gh Jonn = washington
Wheeler
benjamin Hill Brun
rhllum neiu Isa;ah Epper
nssOOniawin Torranc
N, ,oWss alE Edward Coope
'p frank frank Nelson Tay le,
psvis William Joseph rep
sol' sl parS Hearn Russo
lp.rtss S George Cooper Mont
.iHS US sidney Tucke
franklin Howard nus
sell nzo,,
DeFrance nv IA
Clarence Albert vi
'''S'' Francis nlnt Marion Tom
,pkins THOMAS 1oan VIM Crouch
LANES Campbell
oscar Rubenstine
Steyen Albert Barhel
RAJ Robert Lowry Casey
lanes Lorriner.
Ice smith Richie
Robert Collum
vim Columbus Alexand'
Turner Ferris ,.,s4,,s,
Dan Estland
bsh Abe Booth
I'd c Virgins
Isls George Washingte
htley stephens -.
}fimeS Jesse Barneiu D
4 Balm John Bridges
ow Jesse Hall Baker "a.
upper Benjamin Frankii'
O'Bannon
Turner Aaron Johnson
4 Wag- Houston Holmes
jake Winfiegler
ban i i'm Miller -,
hlpp Chas Henry Falrchi
aEhon Joseph McKinnis
Luther Nixon Slater
A Tom Robinson
John Smith
Jesse Woodward
George Bush.
May Solomon Brinson
WIN Howard
NJ Armstead Ross
BOOB Robert Lusk
AzwelI Jacob Daniel Conn
.gsy.
nssred before the undersigI
Pssce. A. v. Mallett,. "
~ n. nava In tire foregoing
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Bridge Notice.

state of Mississippi.
WsshingsiCdna r e II ths board of supervisor.
aSsd ~ county. sealed bids are invited e y
aled With tbe undersEnsd s cle tbs "a lat day
nine O'clock cos e. sor the construction Of Brlds
October is n,ber 80 where the said road Crosse G
bsTCn about half mile fTU@ 3
Loading in sSid c SnT and all bids:
rignts0 nnSer my hand, this 18th Gay
Sept 1900 TIL, HOOD q Xxi.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-29
Teachers Examinations

mr. nj, examinatio be held as follows 0%t
The Fan n o ~ sent 2ist and end and Oct
10Th h and 2Oth, at tie Court house, GOTH and Oct
A' .ioiored teachers, Sept. 28th and zS'n anu
oath and 9th in school no; 4
NO'A n. T.. Grady, Supt, of Ed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-29
Citation

state Of Mississippi. v ORLEANS. Louisiana:
To l. L. .rs se Sesssy Commanded 70 aPpea,
.,ors tSe CSancery Court Of the County NoO q.
WaSnin stiOn, in said state on me SeinT Rules
day Of November iSOO d s1s The suit In said
gay q II FIJI n. G. Wade wherein you are oeien'
can't. h,a 18th day ofSeptem
Der A. d. 1900 n. HOOP. Clerk;
A. A. Armisteal, Atty.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-29
BOOK STORES.
A shocking Calmly.

81 ately befell a railroad la5orer,
writer DR.. A. Kellettt OF Wiiil1ere,
Ark. "His foot was badly crushed, oll.i
buck1en's Arnica Save quickly ,, eutee
him fs's simply wonderful for Burns
rSoiIs. piles and al skin erl1ptl0ne. tte
Ne worid's champion healer. Cure
g1,aranteed. 25c. Sold BY tinlay drug
store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-29

Guess at the cotton receipts fol
Greenville.
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LUMBER YARDS.
INSURANCE.

n T. IREYS, JR., f, cidlsn aA Insurance.
sss no Main Street.
N DnDD Fire, Life and Accident In
II. kODD, surance. ONCE on MAIN
Js street in TIMES Building.
II B. HEBRON, l and Accident, Repre-
Js senting the best companies In the Y. D.
Office in New Opera House.
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SEVERAL good horses for sale cheap
pr - Palace Livery Stable.

wANTED-Bosrders for the sum, sum,
Wv w n Unusually healthy location, large
me- .is,,.tahle rooms: rates reasonaole.
G AnnIy to Mrs. Wiley E. JONES' La
Grange, Tenn ,u.
roR sALE-A room house on cor
ner Poplar street and Central ave- ave. a. ~
bargain. If you want house oon l., . ,os'
this ! opportunity. J. z. Greenies'
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ANIMAL, MEETING OF MISSISSIPPI Val
LEY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

On account of the above mentioned occasion,
,s,e vSSoo & Mississippi Valley r. B. VIII ssl 81
fieirafs to AsheeiIle, n. G., 81 rate Or one 80
al one fare for the round trip. 41c4-. 80 ~ seae
49, 800 Anal limit for return, Oct lS9s.
Ccs- - --- III h HfcEE. q. Al
oreenfilles Miss
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-29

4 HAMBLEE's you can buy
Ticht running. ball bearing Sewing
Machines from $16.W up.
rolls good China mating a. ! g a. o.
S7 z PsrisiaRP n wslI si.s5. ''
1s-inch Best all wool smyrna mugs
at S1.0O. ~ ,ool c,nvrna Rugs
1925. ~ MOO, SMYRNA Rugs
'' Oak curtain poles, complete 2'c, .o,0.
Rrass extension curtain poles' GULL
plete, SOC. -. 90 inches wide by 81
Yards long, s1.75. per pair.
r. M. HAMBLEN,
oil Main street.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-29

Y0unan. Che halter The I'1a79E H'''l
stlH and soft