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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
my GOODS.

New York. Nov l3-There have been
no further developments in the print line
to-day. no new prices being announced.
The market continues firm with q slight
improvement On the demand. Holders arc
showing no desire to force business by
naming reductions IN prices. The weather
has been an important element In pro-
viding business ~ second hands. while re-
tail trade shows a better tone.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

Tuesday Nov g.
SPIRITS TURPENTfNE-The turpcn-
tine market opened nrm to-day at a.
ana 81, cents. with sales OF so casks. AMI
closed firm az 4lc bid. with no further
sales reported az the Board 81 Trade AZ
ter the closing marked activity developed
ana tto-a an active demand FOR sup
Mic b.. % the day Sales Of q
ro..- ported on basis Of ilh
cents outlook favorable for on
advance " .h. demand held out. The day.
receipts were 200d and the exports rs.
ROsINe- The nosln market closed firm
ana unchanged to-day. with a coed de-
mand reported Tor the offerings. The mar
ket was understood 20 be ga strong post
ton. Supplies we're wanted both for for
eirn and domestic account. The days re-
rc,ots were 7ES. and the exports Gil
- Faftnwras
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

AL trains arrive ana depart from ieplant station
Sleepn be-
Expire
TRAINS IS AND s. DAILY THE UNITED STATES FAST MAIL Nbad
60 a o "a apply 90
g
JAMES FREEMAN, T. A.,
HARpwIck General Passenger Agent Atlanta Ca
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
FINANCIAL.

MoNEY-The demand keeps faiEly NJ
with the supply
FOREIGN ENCHANGE-Mark steady.
Commercial demand. NSA slNsy days,
N1sA. ninety days N7s. francs Paris.
and Havre. sixty days 5227s. Swiss. sixty
days. .a6 Belgian. 5.2i'. marks. sixty
days. % s-l6. ninety days % 5-i6
DOMESTIC STEADY Steady
banks are buying az i-i6 discount and
selling ls follows. SIS and under i0c pre-
MUM. So 90 So. I5c premium. 50 to 500.
apc premium. ylo0 20 $40 25c premium
500 TO floco. = Premium s. go and over
Use per NJ premium
URITIES-There IS a brisk demand
all round and light offerings.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

TiES-standard. f5-pound. arrow. large
lots. $40. small lots $50
bacon, Hams aud lard.
BACON Market nm. u s q. n sides.
TIC. j. S bellies. sfsc EASTERN 90
oording TO average size. y 8 bellies SIC
tWestcrm. smoked G.. n sides. Sic
HAMS-sugar cured. igQi2isc
LARD-Purc in tlerces sac. IN TO
pound tins ana o-pouud tubs. $50.
compound IN tierces 6isc. 5O-pound tins.
and s0-pound tubs 6isc
Dried and ENaporated Fruits.
APPLBs-Evaporated. 7uTsc. sun dried.
5i4nGc
-Eyaporated. Toe pound:
neetarinea. iOc
RAiSlNS-L l.. s. %. imperial cabinets,
SD. loose 50-polnd boxes Sac pound
ACHES-E vapUratcd. pcaled, l7jan.
uupealed. s4H9c
IllAHS-EVaporatod Rhtc
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
COTTON

The cotton market closed steady and
unchanged to-day. With sales on tho spot
OF - bales. Tho receipts we're 5i.S
aga.ust $3.50 last year. ard ises7 year be-
fore last The demand was reported 10
he satisfactory Good miadinE T. %. h .
most Of the day was 9Ac. but toward he
closing buyers were bidding il-l6- The
offerings were understood TO be fairly Iib-
eral though there was no disposition 10
make concessions.
The following were the official SPOT quo
tations a. the close OF the market a. the
Cotton ENchanEe TODAY.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

FISH ackerci. haif-barrela. No. /.
800. No 2 100. No. .. G75 kits. No
]. sL20: No. 2. no. No 3. Soc. Goldfish.
i-p0und bricks. 6l.c Z-pound bricks. &C.
Smoked herring. per box. l1uisc. Dutch
herring. 10 kegs. CLIO. new mulets, half.
barrels. f375
sYRUP-Market quiet. Georgia and
Florida syrup. buying ~ 2su9c. selling
al Rose. sugar house a. l0ai5c
HONEY-Fair demand. strained. In bar
rels. a5u6Qc gallon.
High wines basis. tiU
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
COTTON FUTURES.
The Market Closed steady at n De-
cline of T8TO Points

New York. Nov i3-There was less ac-
'.f ~ cotton circles to-day. The mar-
opened steady with prices unchanged
points lower. There was a further de-
e Of io0N points and then a sharp
a.y Tho early easinoss was chleay
10 unsausfactory cables. Later.
'.Fever. local conditions became more
seio following a rumor that Nell
ready with a bulhsh cotton circular
led 90 some pretty active trndius
tho shorts became particularly IN
yea and Wall street and the South
bought freely. Prices moved up 10
poiuis from the lowest figures o. the
forenoon The upward movement was ia
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

Daily Movements al Other Ports-
veston-Fim. mlddlinF. 3-i6. net
eipts. 2o3l6, gross. 2,5l6, sa.es. 772.
stock. 2l5.sS5
eipts. li@l. gross. 1905 sales. 500,
s'pck 222U6
uooile-Quiet. middiug. lis. net re-
lpts. flS9. gross, l.l29. sales. ~. stock,
876
Charleston-Firm mdilinr o.. net
-tcclpts. l.775. gross 1.775. stock. ITTT
Wilmington-Firm mlddllng. gis net re
.eipts. e03 gross. 9l2 stock. e0-l.
Norfolk-Stea middung, o.. net re-
ceipts 3 SIS; gross. ass, sales. .; stock.
fmi
Baltimore Nominal; middling. 9ia, net
t-ceipts none: gross. 7S. stock. 69i3
New York-Quiet. middllng 9f net re-
,eipis Gle gross 1853 stock. 8 49,
Boston-Quiet. mid8ling. 3 1915, net re-
eipts. $50 gross, 1850.
Phlladelphia-Quiet. middiing. 10. net
receipts. 31i gross 33t; stock. 3.5T.
Daily Movements al Interior Towns
Augusta-steady; middling - net re-
coipts Sc. gross. 1885 sales. 40. stock,
AG7
mphls-Firm. middllng 3-i6: net re-
.eipts. sJ. gross. 3.io8. sales, 500, stock,
l155sS
st Louis-stcady: middlIns. s-i6; not
receip,s. e47i: gross. 1881. sales. $50:
.to.k 5sei7
cincinnau-Quiet. mlddnug o.; net re-
0sIpts. 2os5: gross 1905; stock. eaes
fious,on-steady. mIddhng, S-l6' net
receipts. sa680. gross, $3.50: sales, l9;
stock. s0.27g.
Iouisville-Firm. mlddling' pa.
Exports OF Cotton This Day.
Gllveston-Frauce, $3.50
New Orleaue-To Great Britain. S.si1
ointment cast. coastwise 100.
Mohile-Coastwlsc e.
Norfolk-Coastw s5s.
New York-To Gfea Britain. 4.5o3. con-
treut So
Host0n-To Great Britain. 80.
Total foreign exports from all ports TINS
dlv-To Great Britain. ss2o, 70 France, D.
'+i. 20 the continent. 1854
Total foreign exports from an ports thus
far th.s week-To Great Britain $685.
20 France. 1890. 20 the continent, lo.Z9.
Total foreign exports since sept. J.,
itt-To Great Britain. $50 o09; 20 France.
l"sl2. 10 the continent. 6s1 73s.
Charleston. Nov i3-Cotton firm. mid
ding .. &C. sales l25 bales.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Note-These quotations nre revised
daily. and are kept a. near a. possible IN
accord with the prevailing who. csaia
prices. Omcial quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole
.nInr. ALL
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

receipts So Tar arm at u55. receipts
2l5
New orleans Nov i5-Roceip;s: Rosln
ils. exports. none.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
CRIcAGo MARKErs.

Chicago. Nov. ig.-Wheat broke sharply
to-day on lower cables and a heavy worl1's
visible increase. December closing iiS9gisso
Continued on Eighth Pagsl
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
sEA IsIANn CnTToN.

80 great Interest developed IN the sea
sand cotton market during the past
week. The dizziness o. other markets has
apparently been reflected also IN the sea
IAHd cotton situation. Whether there
$3.50 De "a rush by holders 40 sell later re-
mains 60 be seen. but so FAR the demand
hoe not been sufficient TO enliven things.
some interior business Is reported.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

OATS-No. . mixed, carload. 1lzc. job
lots. 25H36c. white clipped ears, &c, job.
f0c.
BRAN-Joh lots. a5c. carload lots. GO
HAY-.Market steady; No. ! timothy.
s2isc job. s5l.c No. ? Sc job. 2iaC, cars.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

POULTRY-The market g. steady nRos
tations. Broilcrs 1oH35c per r-l, e-'f
grown. 4sH0. thrce-fourths g-sNa
s0c. hens. o5015c. roosters. coz ioe. o-.sRs
50n75c. geese 15cUt0o.
EGGs-Fresh candled. &c. cold storage.
lsaiac
BUTTER-The tone of the market e.
firm. Quotations. western creamery. 100
2tsc. New York state dairy, isuzc. extra
Elgins 25a98c.
CHEEsE-Merkst firm; fancy fun
cream cheese. isisc for % 70 a-pound
averages. 2sH80-pound averages. i3c
Early Vegetables.
IRISH PoTATOEs-Northern. $50
sack
CABBAGE-5W7c per head.
ONTONS-Yei low. IN barrels. s. o..
crates Soc red. $3.50.
Brendstuns, Hay and Grain.
FLOUR--Market steady. patent tA9o.
straight, s. %. fancy, 1915. family. l3.tO.
MEAL-Pearl per barrel, i2.7o, per sack,
u25. city meal. psr sack. bolted. N.i2ian
Si.i5. water ground. Sl.l50LlIia city grita.
sacks. tI.2O. pearl grits. Hudnuts. per bar
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

New York Nov 13-Money on call Arm
az 3isHs per cent. The last loan was a.
Sise. Prime mercantile paper. 4lsa5H per
cent Sterling exchange firm with ac-
taal business IN bankers bills AZ Nsib
G4sfas for demand. and at 81 So. NJ s07k
for sixty days posted rates NNl4a4 ssh
Commercial bills ASNLs0ts silver GER
tifcates. siil065isc. Bar silver Sc Mex
ican dollar 5ptc Government bonds lr-
regular. state bonds steady. and railroad
bonds irregular
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Tnr COTTON FUTURES MARKET
Closes AT ALOss OF 1910 FONTS.

Amer the Opening Declines the
MARKET Rallied ON Rumors That
N.u WAS 90 Issue a BuIlIsh Circu-
l.r-nearish Operations Predomi-
r,ted at the CIose-Spirits Turpen-
zinc FIRM az ale hid. with Later
tpchnnEed-Local and TeIeEraphic
MARKETS.
The Morning News once.
Tuesday. Nov. -
-re cotton futures market showed weak
ne. AZ she opening to-day. hu, later rail-
l,t on ramors that Neill was 10 promul-
Sal. buush circular the gain being be-
tNe.n 10 and u points Operations on tho
ra-t 40 the element who believe the mar
k.. haa overbought It's effect. and the
closing was steady at q net loss OF and
30 POINTS The spot markets were IN the
main unchanged. The local market closed
STEADY. with fair business reported on
tne SPOT
The spirits turpentlne market ruled firm.
with the urdertone quiet during the trad
,nr hours After the closing there was
marked lty. and strong demand
from several sources which carried the
pr.ce 20 u.. cents. which was freely paid
The rosla market closed firm and unc hang-
Cd with a fair business doing
The reactionary tendency in the stock
rarkes rontnued to-day. with the pros
pe..ve course 81 prices in much doubt
toward fne closing. There was o further
advance in the call money rate, whicn
prouaa.y had much TO do with the turn
The primary cause. however. was under
stood go be liqudation. Reports OF for
eiFn loans which would decrease reserves
a.so aad its effect on general sentiment.
The declines were mostly fractional
though there were some Instances OF con.
siderable yielding. The following resume
o. fhe markets will snow TOE tone and
quotations at the closing to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

rel. SEQ. per sack. Si.22i4; sundry
brands yi7l aul21 rack
CORN-Markct nrm, white. Job lots. Csc;
carload lots. e2c mixed corn. job lots. 62c,
carload lots. a3c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14


LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
Cement-Alabama and Georgia lime In
fair demand and sell at ~ cents a barrel.
special calclusd plaster. 81 20 per barrel.
hair. 4d5c. Rosedale cement. 81. 20Qi p
carload lotr. special. Portland cement. re-
tan. s. o. carload lots. S2cpU20
LUMBER r. D =. VESSELS sAVAH-
NAH-Mimimum. yard sizes. N050dli00
car sills. 81 -pal3Os dinicult sizes. Sac
nl20l. ship stock tlg0Uis00. sawn ties.
s. 0J0850. hcwn lies 35n3sc
OIfe-Market steady. demand fair. sig
nal f5as0e. West virginia black. 9al2c
lard. 5sc. ucatsfoot 90u70c. machinery u
age. linsecd oil, raw 16isc boiled. T6isc.
Kerosene prime white l2c water white
l3c. Pratrs astral. lfc. deodorized stove
gasoline, drums. ili4c. empty oil barrels.
dchyeed. Sc.
sHoT-Drop. $50. r. b and large. il75.
chilled. fi75
IRON-Market very steady: swede SIC
NAILS-Cut. SEQ base. wire s. Is base
BARRED WIRD-S350 per 100 pounds
GUN POWDER-Per kcg Austin crack
shot. 800, half kegs f225. quarter kegs
81 3. champion duckirg. quarter kegs
50 -. Dupont and Hazard smokeless, half
kegs. NiM; quarter kegs. $50. l-pound
canisters. 800: less 25 per cent. Trolls
dorf smokeiess powder. l-pound cans. 81;
lu-pound cans, 20 ponnd.
salt, Hides and wool.
sALT-Domand is fair and the market
steady; carload lots. 0-pound bur p
sacks. Hc i0o-pound cotton sacks. $50
ii1-pound burlap sacks. isisc. iO-pound
cotton sacks 49iac 2Z5-pound burap sacks
ssc l25-pouud cotton sacks. sc. zg-pound
burnp sacks Sc.
HfDEs-slarket firm: dry flint i34c.
dry salt litsc. green sailed g..
WoCl>-Nominal. prime Georgia. free
% sand burs ana black wool, i9c. black,
itc bury. Joe. Wax. DC. talow. sac.
Deer skins zoe
Fruits and Nuts.
ApPLEs-Northern variety. s. 50d3 o.
onANGEs-tFla1 s. 5oq8o0 per box
PRUNES-f0s to 50s. i0c. Sos 20 Cos. SIC.
90 70 7os " 70s 20 90. s'4c sos 70 POS Sc
Ore % i00e sac
BANANAs--N 25a2oo bunch.
LEMONS Market steady az i20
COrOANUTs-&g zs0450
1ASTTs-Ample stock fair demand
market hrm. fancy hand-plcked, VirE MIA.
per pound &C. hand-picked " a iria. OK
tras fisc. y. G. seed peanut
NUTs-Almonds. TarraRona. 49,, fvlcas,
iGc. walnuts French i2-: Naples. i2c.
pocans. i2c. Brazlls i3c. NIB rts. i7c; as
sorted nuts. 50-pound and 25-pound boxes.
i2c.
Cotton BaEEinE and Ties.
BAGGING-Market firm. jute. "a
pound. sac. large lots. 9izc. small lots
2-pound. sA8ec, iA-pound. siaQsAc; sea
island bagging. lgszc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

New York ofiice. No. s. Broadway.
ofhces In principal cities Throughout the
South. Write for our Market Manual and
book containing instructions FOR traders
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

BAGGING-Markot firm. jute. ~
pound. Sac. large lots. 9isc. small lots
2-pound. sAg9c, iA-pound. SiaQshc; sea
island bagging, 12lzc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
~N Southern Railway.

Depart Savanna on sc,h Meridian Tmc-opo Hour slower
Than CtU Time.
Schedule IN Eject sunday June TO- 1870
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

" Savannah. 8. A. L. Ryli2 s5pmll 5spm
Ar Portsmouth, s. A. LRy' OoamI 5Gpm
Steamer leave Norfolk daily. except
Sunday Cor Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York. ana daily for Washington.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

Magnificent Pullman buffet sleeping car
service 10 Washington. Baltimore. Phila-
delphla and New York. also 90 Jackson
willie and Tampa
Dining care from Savannah 20 Hamlet
and Richmond TO New York.
Buffet paHor cara Savannah 10 Mont
gomery
For additional information apply TO
Ticket once. Bull and Bryan streets.
Phone q
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

The short line 20 Montgomery. Mobile
and New orleans. leaving Savannah az
20 a. m. arriving At Montgomery 7;sO
q. m. ~ which point close connection 10
made with the l. A. N. r. r.. arriving
al Mobile 5.o5 a. IN ana New Orleans
7.i0 a. ~.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
MURPHY & CO.. INC.

Board OF Trade Building. Savannah
Private leased wires direct % New York.
Chicago and New Orleans.
COTTON, STOCKS AND GRAIN
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

Schedule Effective Sept n 1900
Trains arrive az and depart from
central station West Rrold.
foot ~ Liberty street
"'h Meridian Timc-Oue hour slower than
city time.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

RICE Market steady demand go
fan.. hDaI -. fnnrN 80
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

p. MORSE. Passenger TraTc Manager Houston. Texas
l.. j. PARKS cen. Pass Ticket Agent Houston Texas
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17
HaRD W.aRE

MISSISSIPPI HARDWARE co.
Phelps Building. Washington Ave,
Keeps everything in Hardware.
Heavy and -helf Hardware. Stovas Po,ro.
Heaters, Flows, Pillow Points The best Of MI
xmas OF farming implements kept in stock,
WETEERBEE HARDWARE co.
Keeps all the improved Hardware Farmin e.
implements or all kinds. We invite inspection
u "ii our gooos. we sell nothing but the best
The MISSISSIPPI HARDWARE co.
THE Best Hardware House on Earth,
Keep everything in the Hardware line Tba
nest or goods at the lowest prices. We handle
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17
GR0cERS.

GltEENVILLE GROCERY co.
Washington Avenue.
Al KINDS of Fresh Groceries Free Delivery
10 al parts of the City, Leave orders for an "
'hlng In The grocery line. ""'
me bAlkD-sMlTH Co The leading Whole j,
sale and Retail Grocers of Greenyil,e All
E E ITesh Leave your orders with tbem
rree delivery to any part of the city
W. IL. HOOD, 6l3 Washington Ave
A goods pure and fresh. Promnt .de,ivor,,
t uup motto Telephone us for anything in
M grocery LING, When you want fresh goods
l.. WALL G, o. D. GROCERY co.
Goods delivered on time Emil ve;ob+
correct measure. Everything fresh and sold
ihu t a street guarantee Send in your orders
or the best groceries,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17
A PARROT coT1LL1oN.
A New Dance Which VIII Find Favor
With the Smart Set Just at
W


Mi-Careme.
Now that Lent is on, dancing has
stopped and festivities have Quoted
down until after Easter. But there is
one day, at md-L.ent, when the gay
world awakes and for twenty-four
hours enjoys the frolics of the year.
A cotillion is the most popular form
OF evening amusement and for this
nothing can be prettier than the parrot
dance. Vari-colored life-sized parrots
on long gilded sticks are given as
favors and are carried through the
figure and, sometimes, through the
whole dance.
Mrs Elbridge T. Gerry, New Yorks
popular society woman, introduced the
parrot dance with great success. Just
before Lent. Her guests included Mrs.
William Astor, Mrs. Ogden Mills, Mrs.
Henry Clews. Mrs. Levi P. Morton,
Mrs Herman Oelrichs, Mrs. Townsend
Burden and ever SO many other dig
nified society danes. all of whom
marched down tas room and tripped
through the measures of the dance
carrying a long slender pole on which
perched a life-sized parrot of gay
pImnage.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17
IN ALL THE TOWNS wbo,

"heIe newspaper published evorv w.
~ and besides let's people dian e ne in
10 make living Never that people
~ "0e ~S money BY adter1iaa0.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17
He Fooled the Surgeon.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton. of
West Jefferson. o.. after suffering 1S
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die unless costly operation was per-
formed. but he cured himself with
i've boxes Of Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the surest Pile ctre on earth, and the
best Salve in the world. rs cents
box. Sold by B. d. Finlay, druggist.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

Ro 40, 80 carries elegant Pullman DraWa
iI,oJin hunet Sleeping car Birmingham VI
'aMGRHsooGnville, without change
~ no IS carries Pullman Sleeping car Birmi1E
sod 10 70 Atlanta, and A tlanta to JacksonvnA
r. ne G tampa; All trains run daily. al
! NJ n, cannon, adv. P. & O. NJ, Washingtonp D
y, A TI ID; Iraf; Mgr Washington, d.
n a "a pi,S-REk, z. p. A, Washington. D. c.
=. =, nENSNOTER.A.o. "A. OhattanooGa Iea.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

CITY OFFICERS
CHURCHES.


dODloI
j. Il, Thomas, Pastor. j. W n.
siding Elder. Do'ni
Sunday school $40 a. N morr,.
O'Clock: "lg So" vice. 1:i5, Ennalg Y
1870; li""rth eagLe, 4,3o nn'enng
Meet hg edn,sday evening. XII
Foreign Mission, 1st Friday n 10y "
Parsonage and Home Mission wca
each month; Ladies' Aid Societss' IhsA
in each month y lt
JEWISH SYNAGOcur.
DR. j Bogen, Rabbi N Goldsteln (
M Mayor, Secretary m
Services each Friday night al ia.
day morning at 10 WAN
PRESBYTERIAN
j W Primrose. postox
Sunday school $3.50 n m; Mornin.
Evening service, 80; Prayer masti.l VI
day evening ut 1880 ius
BAPTIST
w nj Burr. Pnstor
Sunday school $3.50 a m; Mornjns
Evening service, 7:3O; Prayer mee M.
day evening at Z 80 -'0'ins
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

If After using 80 days, you are not satisfied
"a return uls bath and your money viii h,
. reminded by the agent Neighbor, do moi
mllo Wite yDur health; delays are darreroue
OIusI BAT a today, open those 8. 0OO, 100 uvr-
- rstoh tIhes in your body boil out he
TrssAltny ana vigorous once more and enjoy life
nae grsat panaeea for all Female Ills DeTanre-
Aent oil the Natural Organs, Suppressed MenEes
..cucorThoes. BesringdoWn Pains, SailowneSs
&c, Every vestige of Veneral Disaases Scrof.
us blOod Poison, etc, Is swept from the sys-
TEN py MS persistent use Nervous Prostr1
uon. NervoOs Debility and Ell haustion, Sleen-
Iessness, Paralysis, yield TO it's magical efecIs
1ha the Sexual anil Vital Forces Of both mals
lures own remedy
RE CIIQF 10 leave, your orders Mt CAREERS
NN Book store. G w WiIAon'e Gro
a. cefy Store, l2s Walnut ST or
mrs II J6urddn, the General Agt. sos o. iIae
~. Price within the reach Of all. The pooresi
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17
DENTISTS.
MERcHaN7S.


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styles and shades in Ladies Dress Goods Onr
ere Away up-o-date at the very lowest
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DOCTORS.

E. =. ODENEAL, M. d. Office up
stairs in
Phelps Building. Office hours II a. m.
to | p. m. and p. m. to p. m. Tel
ephone 221-223.
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LII W'HERS.

LEROY PERCY. Attorney at Law
Citizens Bank Bldg
| THOMAS q ROSE. Attorneys at Lw.
Wilczinski Bldg
We own the only Abstract of Title to
the lands in Washington County and
City of Greenville.
j. nj. CAsHlN, Lawer and N airy Public,
Oiiicc over Citizens aux,
9ree"ville. Mississippi
JH MES II. YGRGER, Attorney at Law.
ONCE in Phelps bui ling,
Greenville, Mississippi
j. II. WYNN, Attorney at law,
Office in Wilczpski Building
Greenville, Mississippi
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POVERTY or r
RELAND'S POOR.
By Maude Come, Irish Joan Of Arc.

e,sn1 getting SSSiSr and poorer
scnr Dy year IN Inhabitants and IN sub
sure and steady guidsposts TO Tnelish
misrule. BY reason Of emigration the
population In constantly deoreaainR.
Inc strong ana vigorous, the yoinm
len ana young women are coming over
20 america and going to other counfries
wnere there Is promise OF liberty and
S e cnance 70 live. All that force 10
Is getting poorer. $40
There are many movements ON feet
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DISTRICTS.
Tv en'y-ninth Senatorial. Third r..
al District, First Supervisors - sO'n
U Senator. ........, un
Representative. ..............T r y.
STATE.
Representatives-E. N, ThomDs Y
Larkln, S. Castleman.
COURTS.
Chancery court meets 4th MONDAY i.
and October. Circuit court meets i, y
in January and 3D. Monday In univ ~
day in December, 4th Monday in Msy1 ~
COUNTY COURTS.
Circuit Judge .....,.......F. A Nam.
Gnancery Judge ......,,.A Nice KIn|
District Attorney 49,. Ran i'm aul
e,.m COUNTY OFFICERS. |
hipiil 80 80 .'..,..... ..........,,,.IW ,
Cnancery Clerk .,...........'..'''T M
ieasurtI :....'. .................. h
'irc" IL ClefK ...... 80. ..,,WKe
.S9on '''.' ........... 3 m
Nupt. of Education ...........RI nv
BOARD OF SUPERVISOR
Frank Anderson, President.
lace j A Dean, 1hos Redd, G A WHIT,
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COT7ON EaC7ORS.
hawkins, CRITTENDEN and Co
consignp,ac. actors. Liberal Advances made nm
o0H'isnments Greenxllle Miss. 'i"ue on
ii lREYS and Co
ON consis rOm FACTORS. Liberal adyanceman+s
'""''snments. Greenville, Miss ''"e"'S
ABE BLUM,
Cotton Factor. I.ihers, od.o
Greenville, Miss
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COTTON BUyER.c

Ing, Main Street 0''iAehS Bank Build
r, abe Blum, Office on wo.iiu
'AienesS market price on all cotton =" avenue