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The Mankato free press., 1900-09-14
RECOMMENDED P0STMAsTRRs.

Congressman McCleary has recon-
mended the following post office ap-
pointments
Christ Larson, Arcola, Lincoln
county. This is new Office on the
G. & N, W, road from Tyler.
Otto Miller to succeed D. Hulseman,
resigned. at Welcome, Martin county.
]. L. Hogan, Kenneth, Rock county.
Kenneth is a new town on the Bur-
lington road.
The Mankato free press., 1900-09-14

A 10 pound girl arrived at the home
of G.. Gerstenhauer last night.
The Mankato free press., 1900-09-14

Aid Meyer reported an amendment
to ordinance No. 16, prohibiting ex-
pectorating on sidewalks and in public
places. No reference was made to
street loafng as provision already
exists for that purpose. 1t provides
that "no person shall spit or ex-
pecorate, or deposit or place any
sputum, spittle, saliva, phlegm, mucus,
tobacco juice, cigarette stumps cigar
stumps or guilds of tobacco upon the
floor or stairway or any part Of any
public hall or building in the city of
Mankato or upon the sidewalk of any
public street, avenue or highway or
in the city of Mankato.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-18
MKINLEY DID IT.

The Portland Oregonian strongly in.
sists that Mckinley must be elected in
order 10 "saye" the country (lor the
politicians bot occasionally tgives some
excellent reasons why he should be
defeated. Speaking Of the declaration
Of Olney and Wilson OF their inten.
tion 10 support Bryan, it says editor.
tally:
Nothing has given TO this apathetic
campsign more interest and piquancy
than the declarations made for Bryan
by eK-Secretary Of State Olney and ex.
Postmaster General W leon. They are
two Of the best men in American pub
hc life. Both are thinkers, both are
brave, both are incorruptible. The dash
ing boy orator and preEtidigator Of par
amount issues has never received a
more fattering compliment than this.
Olney's action and Wilson's re-
suit from three causes. Tho first is
Mckinley and his crowd. These two
men are a. far as possible removed
from the Mckinley type OF politician.
Olney'e record as secretary OF state and
Wilson's strenuous efforts for his tariff
bill, which was perfidiously betrayed
in spite OF ell that Cleveland and Viii
son and Bryan could do by senator
ial conspiracy, show the kind OF men
they are. They are fighters. They
take a side and they stand by IL. They
know what they want, and they pro-
pose 10 have IL, Caution, timidity, wa
vering, complaisance, exemplihed in
President Mckinley, they have none Of.
they have no patience with, they want
TO see rebuked. There is a
third reason why spirited Democrats
who voted for Mckinley in 1896 want
To beat Lin in 1900. II springs not out
OF the character OF McKinleyism, but
from some very definite, speciilce things
the administration has done. The gold
Democrats elected McKinley-what did
they get? Elected on the money issue,
he called congress together hurriedly
In special session 10 hurl in their faces
a high tariff. For months In all kinds Of
letters and messages he refused 10 mem
tion the gold standard In specific terms.
The civil service system was openly
assailed and public sentiment was out.
ragged In the appointment everywhere
OF unworthy men "a Office az the beheet
oi party machines"
In these statements the Oregonian ex.
hibits few Of the many reasons why
Gold Democrats cannot consistently
support Mr.. Mckinley as they did in
1896. II is principally because Of Nc.
Kinley's own actions. For three and a
half years he done everything possible
10 ALLEVIATE them by acts directly OPP
posed 10 their ideas. and by filling pub.
lie offices with unfit, corrupt politicians.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-18
WEEKLY cROp BULLETIN
Issued BY U. $. climate an 4 weather Bureau


TIE fore part Of last week was warn
aud dry, while the closing days wer,
cool and shOsery.
la Western Oregon the maximum, OF
day, temperatures ranged between 81 Q
aud ~ aud the minimum, ornight
temperatures between 10 . and 00S
In eastern Oregon these variations were
Tor day temperatures between 4S Q and
s. and for night temperatures between
42o aud 58e.
Taken ~ a whole, the days have been
cooler than usual, owing 10 an excessive
amount oi cl0ndiness, while the nights
have averaged above the normal The
moan temperature Of the week was
slightly higher than that OF the pre-.
ceediug ono and ale below the the
moan Of the corresponding week last
year.
Ihe rains have been Of great bene.
N ~ pastures and grass, and while de-.
layin6 thraehing aud hoppicking 10 q
slight extent, II u not thought that any
particular damage has resulted.
hopplcking was actively pusned dur
ing th9 fore part Of the week and is nov
nfarly completed la all bat a lev oi the
larger yards. Some damage has been
done BY black blight Or mold, as Il is
commonly called, but the damage Il not
aupclent 70 very nAaiefially Affect fhe
total yield.
Frune drying continues. The resent
rains have caused fome ol tho Italian
prnnts 70 efnch, and unless Wnrms sun.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-18

With various laces and nets, some oi
which are relieved with spangles, are
among the ethereal materials which
have a part ia imported models, and
which will be employed by our own
milliners in their choicest creations in
hats and bonnets Besides, there are
large invoices OF embroidered crowns in
lace, velvet and cloth, 30 that the mes
danes OF millinery art have at com
mand seemingly inexhaustihle resources
for their purpose in the production Of
thugs charming.
For the most part, the models sent
over from Paris represent a combina-
ton Of materials, the brim and the
crown in many instances differing, the
former being OF plain velvet and the lat
ter OF something fanciful. Aud 20 we
shall say OF the headwear made in
American millinery parlors this season
allowing for exceptions in certain
cases. The fiat toques may be under.
stood as among the exceptions in which
the use OF materials in the manner re.
fcrred 10 cannot be made, while the
combination will appear in the bindings,
or drapery arrangement on the brim,
and in the trimming The Millinery
Trade Review.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-18
FInr MILIlnERY.
IsformatiOa About the New Tissues HmployeI
for Head wear

laiormatiOn About the New Tissues Employed
for Headwear.
There has rarely been a season in the
production Of millinery wares when
there has been 80 extended a choice as
at the present, In materials for dainty
and elegant headwear. Dealers still say
that miroir velvet Is destined 20 continue
ol first importance in the production OF
rich aud handsome hats, while in black
AS the miroir finish Ia not OF pleasing
effect in the hue which absorbs
all the rays Of light-there Is little rea-
son 10 doubt that the "glove-hnished"
velvet and royal velvet OF light weight
will have the preference. Miroir velvet
ia plain cOlors land these embracing
every tint and tone found ON the latest
syndicate card, with the full gamut OF
the solar spectrum) will doubtless rule
In the making OF fine hats, but the plain
fabric Is varied by the production in
pressed, fioriated, or brocaded effects.
And miroir velvet will be strongly riy.
aled by satin panne or otherwise panne
velvet, a revival OF tissue OF less weight
of the old-iashiOned, elegant satin an.
tique of years ago. As la mirOir velvet,
the panne velvet In plain eOlors will take
precedence in choice, while il is at cleo
ton la printed floral stripping OF Pompa,
dour designs, sprigs, waved and speckled
effects.
The delicate crimped tissue, which
was quoted in our review OF lies of
last month, as ileur de yelours, and is
now cited yaTlously as yelours cristal
and pellsse yelorus, OF very light satin
and silk.muslin weayes, wall be favor
ite adjunct ln the creation OF dainty
headwear. Chiffon, striped and other
wise relieved with chenille cord chiffon,
relieved with applique embroidery OF
line, thin cloth outlined with silk
braid; mohair lace embroidered with
gold and silver lame gold thread aud
spangles, and piece goods woven OF
strips I wool ibTe aud chenille cord I;
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-18
THr SCIENCE o. THE cPAuLr.
Ea-ia L s.ssa ia woa.a'. nou. oonp-a.


EdHin L sabin "a wonahs Hocae Companio
Cradles coming hack. you say?
Bless me when did cradlds 20
Ask Sleepy Head, who may
Surely BE- supposed b know.
What is Science, that il thinks
It can have the upper hand
In the realm Of Forty Winks.
Forming part Of Babyland7
Science says they may, indeedl
When vac motherhood for sught
Bot TO furnish every need
Fer conceived in baby thought?
Pillow eoft Of motner-iOve,
Where q dimpled form may lie:
Mothers tender face above,
Mothers arms Tor rock-a bye.
What does Science know about
Baby Way1 10 Land Of Nod,
That Il tries 10 place in doubt
Paths the baby feet have trod?
Paths adOWn the Cradle road,
Worn by countless little feet:
Poppy-lined and Overfiowei,
Leading out Of DroTsy street.
Cradlesi Men Of specs and brain
Yours the province broad may be
OlOgies 10 build and train
Steam and electricity.
Yours the sea and earth and sky:
Ooze and star and gas aud stone;
When you get 10 cradles-why,
That is mothers sphere-alone.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-18

shiny weather prevails soon considerable
damage will result
The harvesting OF small grain IL prac.
tically finished, except in portions OF
eastern Oregon, whore few felds are
yet to be ent.
The following threshing yields are TO
ported this week ClAckamas county,
wheat D 10 ~ bushels, oats 70 10 20, har.
10y lbi Union county, wheat 20 TO 85.
Threshing will continue for some
time.
A good crop Of corn is being cut and
shocked.
Potato digging is pros ressingi the
crop. as = rule, 10 fair,
Work has commenced on summer fall
low, but more rain 10 needed for fall
plowing.
Grapes are Tipening rapidly. the VAIN
weather during the lore part oi the week
being very favorable ior naturing this
crop.
Apples continue promising.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-18
-naaIsr d ths assl sanss. ,

Yet some people are never hungry.
Whatever they eat has 90 be ''iOrced
down. There Is, Of course, something
wrong with these people. by taking
Hoods karsapaFilla = short time they
ara gwen an appetite aud then they en-
Joy eating and foOd nOnriahoa them. II
y0n ind your appetite failing, Iust Try q
hotile u llood'a II 4 true alaiaaoh
tonic aud eVory does dQas good
The best family catharlic ID hOod's
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-18
TnIsTLEs Arp pAEpRuFF.
An Interesting Parallel and valuahfe DedBc
tlon Thefefrom.

Cutting down thistles no more relieves
the land OF thistles than does securing
the scalp cure daudruf. In each case
permanent relief can only come from
eradicating permanently the cause. A
germ that plows up the scalp in search.
ing for tbs hair root where II saps the
vitrlity, causes dandrufi, falling hair,
and badness. II you kill that germ,
you'll have no dandruff, but luxurlant
suit Of hair. Newbro's Herpieide is the
only hair preparation in the world that
cures dandruif, falling hair and badness
by killing the germ. Destroy the
cause, you remove the effect"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-18

Oally One Year. 500 IN Advance
Daily -Four Months 81 IN Advance
Weekly One Year si.Oo IN Advance
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-18

The promptly
attended TO- and insurers nIeels carefully studied lnsnEehee
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-18
The Best Prsserlrtloa Tor Malaria.

Chills aud fever l. a bottle At Groves Tastsless
chill Tonic, IL 4 simply Iron aud qulnine In a
tAsiele.a form. No cure DO pay. Price boo,
$40 6m cod
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-18
f" Watal Waste
Makes Woefal Want. -

n Is As <iasfefui not 10 secure a'hat
you need aFd piighf hAS's as 4 Is TO s9uaa-
der 0'i.af yOa sIrsadS posssss. HsAlih IS
4 pgdcflsss POSSESSION. Yao can secure Il
aad AeeP 4 by tak6'g Hoodrs SassAparigA
Vahirh purflss fhs hood. cures disease, and
brVtgonsfss ths u,hols system.
TCoU SGaJab0M
ll;l'II 2g5nE
The age-herald., 1900-08-26
THE COURTS
Several Small Damage Suits Filed on
 Various Allegations

Several small damage suits have been filed in the local courts during the past few days.
 In the circuit court J. D. Langford has filed suit against the Ersweli Company for $2,500. alleging wrongful arrest on the charge of obtaining money under false pre- lenses.
 In the city court W. L. Jones has entered suit against the White Swan Laundry Company for S1, ,0O0. alleging that his daugh- ter Ettie, who was in the employ of the company, had one of her fingers cut off by machine in the laundry.
 In the same court Phil Jenkins has sued Justice of the Peace Henry Burne1 and his bondsmen for s1,OOO, alleging that a garnishment was issued against him with out requiring the necessary bond. Henry Thomas filed a similar suit for the same amount against the same defendants, based on the same statement of alleged facts. .
The age-herald., 1900-08-26

a length and a half before olympian Ton- my Atkins was third length behind his stable mate, while five lengths away Sweet Lavender headed the balance of the tired field
 The 'utuIity of 1900 was over and Bally- hoo Bey, for which William c. Whitney paid s12,090 as a yearling, was the hero of the day. Summary:
 First race, five and half furlongs-La ,VaIIiere, 112 CMcCue), to I, won; Colonel Padden, 115 (Spencer), to land to l, second; Rochampton, 115 (Bullman), to g. third. Time, 1:09 3-5. Monad, Hnsdale, Strategist, Kinki, Gautama, J. A. Warner, Margaret Hoffman, Ida Carbury, Servilla, Maria Holton and Rowdy also ran. Rowdy finished second but was disqualified.
 Eecond race, mile-Rush, 116 (Odom), 3 to 5, won; Kamara, 106 (Bullman), to and g to 5, second; Andronicus, III (OConnor), 6 to l, third. Time 140 Trumpet, Herbert and Pincher also ran.
 Third race, fall handicap, six furlongs- Waring, Ill (Bullman). to 1, won; Po- tente, 106 (Burns), 20 to 1 and to l. sec- ond; Contestor, 115 (McJoynt) Il to 5. third Time, 1:14. elan Beraud, Gold dor and Musette also ran. "-
 Fourth race, futurity course-Ballyhoo Bey, 115 (Sloan), Il to 5, won; Olympian 112 HIenry), ' to 10 and out, second; Tommy Atkins 129 (O'Connor9, to 10, third. Time, 1:10 Sweet Lavender, E1khorn, Blues, All Green, Cap and Bells, Golden Age. Belvin, Tower of Candles and Lady of the Valley also ran. s'
 Fifth race, the inaugural steeplechase, about two mles-Plato 136 (Heider), 8 to 5, won; Old Tank, 135 (Barry), to l and to 5, second; Charagraoe, 162 (Chandler), [ to 2, third. Time, 4:19. Trllion and Governor Budd also ran. .at
 Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth on turf, selling-Greenock, 102 (Burns), 12 to 1, won; Central Trust 10S QIenry), to and out second; Dolando, 107 (Maher). to 2, third. Time. 1;4S 1-5. Wildwood, Survivor, Sir Fitz- hugh, Rinaldo and Maggie Light also ran
The age-herald., 1900-08-26
PERSONAL.

c. H. Ungerman is at Blount Springs. A. R. Lovelace went to Marion last night. IT. Rudulph went to Blount Springs .est night.
 A. W. Belden has returned iron. a vlsit to his old home in North Carolina.
 Desk Sergeant John Rowlett of the Police Department has gone to Tybee Island
 Editor Jourd White of the Edwardsvfne Standard News was in the city yesterday. pr. D. F. Talley has gone to Blouzt Springs, where he will spend the balance of the summer.
 Rev Dr. B. D. Gray has returned from his vacation, which he spent at his old home in Mississippi.
 Street Commissioner John McCartin and City Engineer Julian Kendrick have gone to Milwaukee to attend the League of Mu- nicipal Improvements.
 Leigh Carroll of New Orleans is in Bir- mingham visiting old friends. MT. Carroll removed from Birmingham to New Orleans six years ago, and has prospered there.
 MT. and Mrs. William Snyder and their daughters, Misses Netscher and Bess, left yesterday for Chicago. MT. Snyder will att tend the annual reunion of the Grand Army of the Republic and Mrs. Snyder and the Misses Snyder will visit friends. .g
 sfs Colonel Robert C. Jelks has gone to the Warrior river, by the wooded shore oof which he will camp for a week. He is ac- companied by his nephews, Robert Caba- miss. Edward Cabaniss, and Jelks Caba- miss, the three sons of MT. E. H. Cabaniss and Mrs. Cabaniss; and the party will en- joy fishing and squirrel-shooting. There isn't a man living who wouldn't envy those bright boys. Of all the joys vouchsafed to boys, in life's tempestuous whirl, there's none approaches heaven so near as shoot ing at the seuir'l!
The age-herald., 1900-08-26
BRYAN MAKES
 TWO SPEECHES
Continued From First Page).


 will suffer rather than among the few "ho will profit by the law. (Appause)
 q want to ask you what is your idea or civilization. Are you satisfied to nave few grow rich by unjust laws? Are you willing that few shall monopohze the blessings that God intended Tor all Ills children? (Cries of ''No.D l believe that the laws of God are good The longer live the more I see, the better satisfied am that God is infinite in wisdom ana In love as we'll as infinite power. (Applauseo I find that the evils from which we suHer are not Csod-given evils, but man-nade wrongs, and l seek, and you seeK to nm. ,nrove the conditions which surround the people. (Applause.)
 s.The Republican party believe in per .manent national debt, and it's policies con- template a debt not only permanent but increasing I believe that while the sys- tenn is good for the bond holder and bank -er who issues the money on the bonds, the system is bad for al lthe rest of the peo- pie"
The age-herald., 1900-08-26
A FEW PRICES FRoM OUR LIST OF oVER FIVE THOUSAND:

Calif's Cough Balm ...... ........... 40 Boschees German Syrup, 9c and 50 Taylor's Sweet Gum and Mullein 19c
 and .. 39 Slocum's Coltsfoot EYpectorant ......... 80 McLean's Tar wine - 20 Halls Lung Balsam, 200 and .... .... .79 Coussen's Honey Tar . .......... .19 Hale's Hoarhound Tar .... ......... 40
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co,one, Robert c. Jells has gone to th-
Deputy ,SherifYs' Picnic

The sheriff's office was deserted yeste-- day, the entire force being in attendance on a barbecue rendered by the deputies. A sign hung upon the door respectfully re- ferred all callers to the jail where any bus iness of the office would receive attention. The picnic was greatly enjoyed by the of ficers and their invited guests. F
The age-herald., 1900-08-26
Delegates Of

The Alabama delegates to the annual en- campment of the Grand Army of the Re- public, which will he held in Chicago this week, left yesterday. Among the dele gates from Birmingham were William Snyder and w. H. Hunter, Adjutant of the Alabama Division. Judge C. W. Buckley of Montgomery is also delegate He passed through Birmingham at noon yes terday en route to Chicago.
The age-herald., 1900-08-26
Cough Reff1edieS.

Anglers Petroleum Emulsion ..........S Anglers Petroleum Emulsion Jayne's Expectorant, 40c and -..,.... Ayers Cherry Pectoral, 40c and ......F Kings New Discovery, 90c and ....... Piso's Consumption Cure ....... ....... Acker's English Remedy, 19c, S9c and Bulls Cough Syrup, 19e, 39c and ....,. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, 200 and Cheney's Expectorant, 19c and ....,...
 One Minute Cough Cure ................
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Tooth Preparations.

Rubifoam ........ .......... ..............$ .19 Lyons Tooth Powder ....... ........... 20 Calders Dentine ......,.... ......-.... 20 Sheffield's Dentifrice ....... .......... .19 Euthymol Tooth Paste ................ .19 Zonweiss ....-..=.,.-....-... 20 J. & B. Oriental Tooth Paste ......... .48 Meade & Bakers Carbolic Mouth
 Wash, 22c and .......... ............... .4O Sozodont, 20c and .......... ............. .55 Colgates Antiseptic Tooth Powder .2o Arnica Tooth Soap ..... ............. 10 Holmes Mouth wash ............... .19 Holmes Mouth Wash ........ ...-....... 10 Sanitol ~ ............. 40 Dentifoam .. ........... 20
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Toilet Soaps.

Cuticura Soap... ...-.S .l3 Packers Tar Soap... .lo peo,.s Perfuned Soap. ~ " ... =. .i5 paorss JTnscented Soap. a. . ... ,-12 A.s, xynite Rase Glycerine, ... .B Colgate,s Cashmere Bouquet, 14c and.. "A Woodbury's Facial Soap..... ~ G1enn's Sulphur Soap. ... .'! 'ls Viola Skin Soap... =. ..- 10 Heiskel1s Tar Soap... ... .-. ... ~ Tsl,,e Seal Tar. .. " ...-.. .12 yyhits,s Evaninth f3 cakes in box) ... .25
 e. c Violet Soan .22 polmer.s india Bouquet. =. ... ... 20
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cOLLTNs' PRICES kEEP CoELENs' CRowDED-<<<
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 " COIIIIFOPt f table Shoes

##H .z## This hot weather calls for a Shoe that is cool and comfortable, one that is soft and pliable and fits the foot to a nicety. The Shoes we mention below are as near perfection as 1t is possible to make a Shoe, made up in styles of today and of materials that are second to none.
The age-herald., 1900-08-26
2lO5 Second Ave.

clover is good luck; so Is finding our laundry. To be rated as winner, look spic ana span Fine linen has long been sss;ociated with elegance in attire. We shine in our work and the best dressers in Alabama are witnesses of the fact.
 AyoNDALE STEAM LAUNDRY.
 ~old Reliable" 1os N. fsth St.. Phone iuess
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"Good nature pays You can be in good humor and good health if you take Hoods Sarsaparilla-
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Toilet Preparations.

IIolnoes, FrostilIa n. =, ...* ...$ 20 I,neay,s Cream =. 20 Watts Glycerine Jelly... ~ Woodburys Facial Cream...... ........ .Zl Witch Hazel Balm... ...... =. .lo Hinds' Almond Cream, 40c and... .oo Iaa,,,a Royal a. a. .Si aira,s pIoom Youth " ..... GO Hogan's Magnolia Baim.. ...... .b4 Dourand's Oriental Cream... .-...- Lls Packers Charm, 20c and. ..... .4V nn.lIi,o rrean, . =. .39 Uir,a,s rream- =. ...... .39 paIn,er,s T,otion. . ... 40
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Household Remedies.

rr.or, Tartar c. P. d poundD .......s .34 Powdered Borax q pound)... 10 powderad Alum ... ... .12 Paurs Bug Poison (pinD...... 70 1,sact pow5er (Persiano ..... .35 Witch Hazel Extract q pint besD..-..- .za Electric Roach Paste... ... ~ uo,,sabold Roach Paste =. .09 1vood Alcohol 1extra pinD. =. =. "A Sano1io " =. 0S rIao4ro siiicon =. .09 Grandpa's Wonder Soap, Dc and-..-.-.. -u p,tn ponade a. ... .0s White Cont Castle Soap (gennine).... .zo Ivory Soap 5c ana... -.... .lo Toilet Paper Al, 6 packages. ...... 70 ,ro;iot p.nar extra I GOO 8 packages... .25
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Hair Preparations.

Eau de Qainine, Pinaud's, 43c and..-..$ .a Eau de Quinine, Bourjofs, 44c and---. .S5 Tricopherous - ... ....... 10 Halls Hair Remover .................... .7o Parker's Hair Balsam ,......... 40 Seven Sisters Hair Remover 40c and.. .Sf Seven Sisters Scalp Cleaner ...... 40 yaIe's Hair ReneWer ,.,. ............ .S4 Cakes Dandr,ff Cure ............... .T4 Ayers Hair Vigor r.............. .75 Carboline ........--............ .S5 Burnett's Cocaine, 40c and .............. 50 Creole Hair Restorer -......... .......... .io
 TOILET POWDERS.
 Mennen's Talcum Powder ....-.........S IF Palmer's Violet Talcum Powder .l9 Imperial Talcum Powder, lib box.. 70 Velvet Skin Powder .......- ............ .lo Ta+Ioy,s perfect Talcum Powder ... .09 perfumed Talcum Powder .......... .05 Tetlow's Gossamer Powder IS TetloH's Swans Down ...-.............. .ll R. & G. Violet Powder .................. AZ PozZoni's Dove Powder ................. .l9 Pozzoni's Complexion Powder .3o To-. Rica Powder ...... .35 Freeman's Veloutine Face Powder 20 Pozzonis Medcated Powder -...-...---. 'os T , aDIoncba pouder ..... .35 IazeIl's Face Powder ...-............-. ~ Ua1o+, t,ooe Powder ...... .1o ,..49'~.,,o, Eaoe Powder 20
 -,-i.',n J,io,et povder ~ 20 Mever's Exola Powder ................... .9'
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y4Arm7, A %fJcs Largest and oldest EUh HA1lS S house in the south
 Twenty years in business. Crayon Water Color. Pastel, Sepia-all kinds-from $l0u up Jobbers in frames. always In stock Solar Prints and Art Material at a low price Agents should write at once for big inducements. Enclose stamp for reply. residence, Store and Studio. Parker Sta tAom. WoodlawR- HELM PORTRAIT CO. F, o. Box S9, Birmingham. Ala. 2-H-em