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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-14
Largest Store South of the Ohio"
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB
Considering the Size This Is the Great
est Jewelry Dept. in the South.


perfect stock of ewey silver than other of like size IN
There the department but what wonderfully
than samples
Jewey Booth reserved enough vewe out store complete
Christmas overshadow entirely that price Bear
shall be 92S 1000 fine and that the
karat Of all gold shall be plainly indicated
DepMmenthe low prices the small
facilities perfect
will find marked everything
bring 0O0 veware that
n it today, the old prices OF
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-14
Some Christmas Presents for
''Mother" in the House
Linen Department.

In this department are some very
desirable presents, and there is not
a housewife in Birmingham that
would not appreciate a present or
two from this department.
A nice Linen Table Cloth, plain
or hemstitched, with a dozen Nap
kins to match, at ESQ for the set.
A dozen of hemstitched Towels,
buck or Damask, plain or fringed,
at 800 dozen.
A dozen of all linen bleached
table Napkins, n size, at ESQ
dozen.
A set of bed linen, consisting
of l hemstitched sheet 90x99 and
hemstitched pillow cases 40x45,
at ESQ a set.
A good large laminated COM
fort, covered with silkoline, size
72x81, at 500 each.
A dozen extra large size Turk
ish Bath Towels, at 1.50 dozen.
An all wool la white Blanket,
red or blue border, at 1893 a pair.
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Henty Books for Boys
Our Prices Only 25c and 50c

Mr.. Henty is the King of Story
Tellers for boys. All boys will read
his stories with eager and unflag-
ging interest. The episodes are all
graphic, exciting, realistic. In all
of Mr.. Henty's books the tendency
is to the formation of an honor
able, manly and even heroic char
acter. Forty titles to select from.
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Some Waist Patterns in the
Wash Goods Aisle as
Christmas Gifts.

They will make most desirable
presents, with the shirt waist pat
terms of three yards each.
Note the special prices just toI
the holidays.
A Shirt Waist pattern of 3
yards of fieeced Pique, at 35c
yard.
A Shirt Waist pattern of
yards of Wasting Flannel, at
45c a yard.
A Shirt Waist pattern OF
yards of heavy plain white mer-
cerized white Oxford, at 3oc yaro:
A Dress pattern of 10 yards OF
Mousseline de Sol, for evening
dress, either pink, light piue' OF
plain white, at 39c yard.
Presents for Him.
A fine all wool Lounging Robe,
size 72x81, suitable also Tor bath
robe, for 500.
A fine silk-covered Down Com
fort at 4.98.
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Only Csc Volume
illustrated Books
Glhson's Drawings

The Social Ladder-this is
the latest collection OF Mr..
Gibson's drawings, marking
the full maturity of the artist
power, his unique skill IN de-
lineating character, his ability
to create types, and his keen
gift of social satire.
A WIDOW AND HER FRIENDS.
AMERICANS.
SKETCHES AN CARTOONS.
DRAWINGS.
PICTURES OF PEOPLE.
Regular price $500; our price
My 1893.
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Valises and Suit Cases

We have juStreceiVed for Christ
mas selling all the new shapes and
feathers in Travelling Bags, Valises,
Suit Cases, etc. We have them
from 200 up to 1000.
Here is the way the prices run:
Ladies' and Mems Valises and
Suit Cases comprise all the new
est shapes and feathers, either in
linen or all leather lined; also
Suit Cases and Travelling Bags
fitted with all necessary toilet ar
ticles of the very best qualities;
prices from 200, 500, $50, 500,
700, ESQ, 800, 1000, 1880, 1900,
and 2O.u0.
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Manicure and Desk Pieces
AIl These ArtlcIes only 25c

All ineSe ArtlcleS Only zoC
Very ar istic sterling silver handles
of good weight. In this assortment
are Tooth and Nail Brushes, Files,
Shoe Horns, Cuticle Knives, Tweezers,
Darning Balls, Rolling Blotters, Tea
Bells, Erasers, Letter Openers, Curling
Irons, Paper Cutters, etc.
Sterling Sash Pins are very pop
ular just now. We have a new
line at 25c; but the ones we are
so anxious for you to see are those
at 1.25 to 800 each.
Sterling Silver Cuff Links make
nice presents for a man or boy.
We show a good selection at Csc,
Soc and 1.65
Lorgnette Chains In sterling sill
yer. full length. $50
German Silver Purses to hang
from chain at LIS
Sterling Bread Trays, Berry Bowls,
Bon Bon Dishes, Knives, Forks and
Spoons for various purposes, and
many other articles for table use. We
guarantee low prices.
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Wrist Bags.

Large size tan or gray Wrist
bag, walrus leather, at I5c
Double frame Wrist Bag, with
nickel or gilt chains, in black, tan
and gray, for LOO
Genuine Seal double frame Wrist
Bag, in black, with nickel or gilt
chain, at 1.25
Wrist Bags of real walrus, in
black, with double gun metal
frame and chain, at 1.75
Very fine double frame Wrist
Bag, with gun metal clasp and
chain; this bag is real walrus, with
a block bottom, for 2.25
Patent Leather Belts for chill
dren; new lot received, at Csc
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Sterling Silver Novelties.

Sterling Silver Novelties.
Hand Mirrors, in very handsome
designs, DID
Hair Brushes, with good stiff
bristles, 2.25 and 3.Oo
Sterling silver mounted Dressing
Combs, 65c and LOO
Military Hair Brushes, in ster-
ling silver, per pair, BIO
Puff Boxes of fine cut glass, with
sterling tops, at 800
Sterling silver Penholders, as
sorted designs, Ioc
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Sterling Match Boxes Sterling
Stamp Boxes.

The die work in our new Cigar
cite Boxes is the finest we have
seen. We offer an unusually pretty
one at BIS
Sterling Thimbles make useful
presents. We give a nice little
box with each one we sell at 1ec,
Csc, SOC and 1.<o
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Gifts of
Men s and
WOmen'S
Umbrellas

Custom has figured UNI
brellas in among the desir-
able gifts, and really their
p opularity is well de-
served. This c hristm a S
season, you will find many
new and beautiful ideas rep
resented in the handles of
our Christmas Umbrellas, and
yet the prices are moderate,
moderate as only big store
like this is able to make them.
All Silk Coralla Umbrella, with
steel rod and frame, large assort-
ment of handles, in natural wood,
silver and gold plated mounting,
horn, ivory and mourning; all UNI
brellas made with the new Cen
fury runner, easier to open than
the old way-each 100.
A Union Taffeta SILK Umbrella,
steel rods and paragon frames, as
sorted handles of natural wood,
pearls, ivory, silver and gold
plated mounting, each, 1.50.
A Union Taffeta Silk Umbrella,
with tape or selvage edge, either
with plain, natural lockwood, or
fir handles in straight and crooks,
also sterling silver mounted
each 200.
Union piece dyed Taffeta Silk
Umbrella, made on steel frames
and steel rods. These umbrellas
all have silk case and tassels to
match cover, which has selvage
edge that gives the umbrella
finer finish; large selection of
new handles of ivory, horn, pearl,
natural wood of lockwood, ash,
frs and partridge, all sterling sill
yer trimmed-each, ESQ.
Best quality of Union Silk, tape
edge border, steel rods and best
steel frames, handle of best
pearls, from four to six inches
long, either sterling silver or gold
plated trimmed very hand
some and desirable umbrella at
$5.00-value for each, $50.
All Silk Umbrellas, selvage
edge, best steel frames, handles
of solid sterling silver, carved,
long pearl bands, ivory and silver
trimmed, silver and gold plated,
with pearl between, and the new
est metal for handles, copper and
silver. This is special value at
500.
Best qualities of Taffeta and
Serge Silk Umbrellas, new swell
handles of heavy gold plating, sill
yer plated, long pearls, new de-
signs, ivory, copper and silver,
solid gold or solid silver and
many other new ideas, in prices
900, $50, 700, ESQ, $50, 900,
1000, 1880, 1900 and 1900.
A most complete stock of mems
Umbrellas, in all grades of silk,
from the Twilled Gloria and I'm
ion Taffetas to finest all silk Tai
fetas; handles of plain, natural
wood, or sterling silver trimmed,
ivory, silver and gold plated
mountings; finest grades Of gen.
uine ivory and horn, all sterling
silver or gold plated mountings;
prices at 200, $50, 500, $50, 500,
600, $50, 800, 1000, 1880 and
1900.
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Roundabout Library tor
Boys and Girls
Our Price Only SEC Each

Comprising works by Alger, Cas-
tleman, Ellis, Lucy G. Lille, Mar
garet Vandegrift and many other
popular authors. Each volume is
we'll illustrated, carefully printed on
excellent paper and substantially
bound, with beautiful side and back
stamps. These books are all copy
righted and have heretofore gener-
ally sold for SIPS.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-14

Selections Tor every day
from the writings OF the best
authors. Handsomely bound
in colored cloth and gold
stamped.
WILLIAM E. GLADSTONE.
HENRY DRUMMOND.
GEORGE MACDONALD.
CHARLES KINSLEY.
BULWER LYTTON.
ROBERT AND ELIZABETH
BROWNING.
THOMAS CARLYLE.
RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
HENRY w. LONGFELLOW.
WHITTIER AND HOLMES.
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New Belt Buckles.

In French gray, gun metal, Pom
peiian copper and enamel; also
some beautiful Rhinestone buck
les, 35c to ESQ each.
Tortoise Shell Back Combs, hand
somely mounted tops, at LIS, FPS,
$50 and 500 each. All new, latest
shapes.
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Engraving.

We wish to announce to those of
our patrons who may not know that
we do our own engraving that we
have good workman in this depart
ment.
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Sterling Clothes Brushes.

A pretty plain one, with fancy
edge and stiff bristles; large size,
toe: for 500
Large size Whisk Broom, with
sterling top, at 200
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No. 1851 pattern, in 8-ounce
Tumblers, per dozen, 500.
No. 1921 pattern, in 9-ounce
Tumblers, per dozen, ESQ.
No. S425 pattern, regular price
price everywhere $11.00, our price
$50.
No. S425, cut, No. 131, Colonial
style, new finish, per dozen, 11.5O.
No. 1011, cut No. 9455, 6 hob
nails around top, very heavy pat
tern, per dozen, 1850.
Rock crystal finish around top,
with No. 9455 cutting on bottom,
per dozen, $500.
Goblets, Monarch pattern, deep
cutting, per dozen. $500.
Goblets, Jefferson pattern, heav-
Ter blank and more elaborate pat
tern, per dozen, 2I.5o.
Punch Glasses, Hindoo pattern,
per dozen, 1000.
Sherries and Wines, Monarch
pattern, per dozen, 1000.
Naples at 1875 up to 1000, and
Bowls from $50 to $500; Pitchers
from 900 up to $500; Tumblers
from 500 dozen up to $500;
Punch Bowls up to $500.
Clarets, Monarch pattern, per
dozen, 22.50.
Champagnes, Saucer, Monarch
pattern, per dozen, $500.
Naples, unhandled, 5-inch, at
1896.
Olives or Bon-Bons, 6-inch,
handled or unhandled, at FPS.
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Other Interesting News in the
Boys Department.
Some Fine Presents for Him. -

In this Boys Clothing Depart
ment you will find a beautiful and
large selection of suitable and de-
sirable presents for the men folk.
No where else in town will you
find prices so low as ours either.
Here are some suggestions:
A Hat or Cap, 25c, SOC, 75c.
A Shirt Waist, SOC, 75c, 100.
A Sweater, 75c, 100, 1875, 200.
A Rubber Coat, 200.
A Macintosh, 500, 400, 500.
A Suit of Clothes, 200 to 1000.
A Refer, 500 to 800.
An Overcoat, 1915, to 1875.
A Sailor Hat, 1.5o to 500.
A fine all wool Cap to pull
down over the ears; good and
warm-something every boy
should have to stave off Jack
Frost, Csc.
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A Large and Wonderful Stock of Cut
Glass at Money-Saving Prices.

You
Lbbey bnlancy finish
inspected before
factory.
fnshesthe Rock Crystal
nethid less than elsewhere
them with what others
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Column About
Xmas Books
The keImscOtt Books

An entirely new edition in
unique and artistic leather
binding, Roycroft style, print
ed on Deckle edge Old STRAIT
ford Paper, with illustrations
on plate paper.
THE CUP OF LOVING SER
VICE.
J. COLE.
THE GnEATEST THING IN
THE WORLD.
RAB AND HIS FRIENDS.
THE KING OF THE GOLDEN
RIVER.
THE COURTSHIP OF MYLES
STANDISH.
SONNETS FROM THE PORTU-
GUESE.
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Here Are Children's Fur Sets

Child's Krimmer Set, 500, ZOO,
600.
Child's Blue and Tan Tinted
Set, FPS, SOU, 7.5o, 1000.
Real Angora Set, 800, 500 and
700.
White Ermine Sets, $50, 700 and
1000.
Genuine Electric Seal Cape, 16
inches long, 1896.
Real Asthachan Capes, 16-inch,
e.e5; regular $3.50; 20-inch,
1880; regular $3.50.
Genuine Mink 5carfs, with six
fine Isabella Fox tails, 4.95.
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so careful in every way.
Jugs, 3 pint size, 2 shapes, Lo-
tus pattern, at 900.
Jugs, 8 pint, Crosby pattern,
at $50.
Tankards, pint size, choice 2
patterns at 1000.
Claret Jugs, Sterling top, Colon
ial cutting, at 1880.
Tankards, IL inches tall, Melba
pattern, at 1880.
Tankards, Jefferson pattern,
very deep cutting, at 1880.
Tankards, II inches tall, Hindoo
pattern, at 1880.
Ice Tubes, at ZOO, 800, 1880
and 1900.
Loving Cup, engraved top,
Monarch pattern on body, and
hobnail bottom, at $500.
Tray, IA inches across, Hindoo
pattern, at 21.5o.
Punch Bowl, 14-inch on foot,
Crosby pattern, at 47.5o.
Punch Bowl, 14-inch on foot,
No. Toll pattern. deep cutting, at
5000.
Punch Bowl, on foot, new
shape, Melba pattern, at 6e.oo.
Decanters, l pint, at $50.
Decanters, Yacht Club shape,
umbrella stopper, Melba pattern,
at 1880.
Decanters, other prices, ESQ,
800, 1000 and HOO.
Cruits, at ESQ, 500, $50, 500
and 600.
Carvers' Rests, at Csc, SOC, 75c
and 100.
Salts and Peppers, sterling top,
at 35c, SOC, Csc, 75c and 100 each.
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Some Special Prices in Boys
Clothing.

We have taken a lot of boys
500 suits, all wool, in Cashmeres
and Cheviots, and representing
about twenty-five styles, and
marked them at 400.
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from a store so conservative, so
| Olives or Bon-Bons, shapes
and as many patterns, at 800.
Bowls, finch. Alice pattern, at
4.25. 6
Bowls, S-inch, Alice or Hindoo
pattern at 600.
Bowls, and s-inch. patterns.
at ESQ. /
Bowls. s-inch. Crosby pattern,
at $50. r
Bowls, new shapes and assorted
cuttings, at 1000. v
Orange Bowls, very deep, Cros-
by pattern, 9.oo ?
Orange Bowls, Eleanor pattern,
heavy cutting, at 1850. a
Bowls, Feather pattern, very
heavy blanks, at 1850 and 1850 \
Bowls, Virginia pattern, very
similar to our Labrador pattern,
at 1000. ?
Bowls, 12-inch, Lydia pattern,
new design, at $500. {
Vases, 5-inch No. Toll, at LIS.
Vases, 6-inch No. Toll, at FPS.
Vases, Hindoo pattern, Finch, 6
at 3.25.
Vases, Xena pattern, S-inch, at S
J 45o.
Vases, Lotus pattern, at $50.
Vases Ball foot and Lotus pat L
tern, top cutting, at 600 a
Vases, 12-inch, Hindoo pattern,
at 1000 g
Vases, No. $3.50, cup top, very
graceful, at 1850. a
Vases, No. 1855, Monarch pat
tern, at 1880 a
Ice Cream Trays, at 1850, 21.5o
and $500. a
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For Cluster Neck Scarfs

Genuine Mink Scarf, with four
20-inch black Marten tails, also
four 6-inch Marten tails and claws
beautifully blended colors, 1000.
Full round Mink Scarf, with
four mink tails and heavy linking
chain, 1880.
Genuine Mink Scarf, dark blend,
with four 12-inch and four Marten
tails, 1900.
Genuine Mink Scarf, with eight
Marten tails, 1880.
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n NE Il
open N18nIS
Only Nine Shopping Days Till Christmas.
l.. j. g. L.
Make Her a
Present Of FurS

The Fur Department here is
a first class one. That is, it
carries no cheap, inferior furs
of any kind. All the Furs we
guarantee for exactly what
they are. Buy your furs at
the store that sells furs on the
broad policy OF righting them
if they don't live up to their
looks. OF course there is the
advantage of saving, which
you make by buying here,
for we sell furs at about IS
per cent less than Furriers OF
the East, as these prit es prove.
Genuine Stone Marten Scarfs,
with six 10inch Marten tails, 9.95.
Genuine Stone Marten Searfs,
with 12-inch Marten tails, 14.5o.
Genuine Stone Marten Scarfs,
with six tails and head, 1900.
Genuine Stone Marten Scarfs,
with eight tails, light blend, onyx
chain, 1850.
Extra long Stone Marten Scarf,
with clusters of eight tails, onyx
chain, 1000.
Extra long Stone Marten Scarf.
with four and six 20-inch tails, sill
yer chain, 22.5o and $500.
Genuine Black Marten Scarfs at
SOS, $50, 7.50, 1900, 1000 and
$500.
Fur Collarettes of Krimmer
Mutton Seals, from 500 to $500.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-03

Jennings Lum Der Co.. Ltd
has inst received some new select
cypress dressed four sides for
nice inside finished. l24-tt
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-03
SPRING FEVER,

Spring fever is another name for
biliousness 1t is more serious than
most people think. A torpid liver and
inactive bowels mean a poisoned sys-
TEN. If neglected. serious illness may
follow such sympto rs. DeWitt's Little
Early Ri<ers remove all danger by
grTTt1f1Utng the liver. opening the
bowels and cleansing the system OF
impurities. Safe pills. Never gripe.
~ have taken DeWitt's Little EARLY
Risers for torpid liver every spring
for years. writ.s r. NJ. Everly,
Moundsville, w. Va. "They do me
more good than ANYTHING I have ever
tried" DR.. Terry's Drug Store.
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WANTED-A house centrally
located, with from six to ten
rooms. Call at the RECORD.
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LEADS THEM ALL.

zone Minute Cough Cure beats all
other medicines ever tried tor coughs,
colds, ,roup and throat and lung
troubles. says d. Scott Cmrin OF Lo-
canton, Pa. One Minute Cough Cure
is Il only absolutely safe cough rem
edy which acts Immediately. Mothers
everywhere testify to the good 1t has
done their little ores. Group is SO
sudden in its attacks that the doctor
often arrives too late. 1t Yields al
once to One Minute Cough Cure
Pleasant to take Children like it,
Sure cure for grip, bronchitis, coughs
DR.. Terrv's Drug Store.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-03
Atteaptea Bribery spuroed.


At yesterdays session OF the
police jury, Editor T. +. Price, OF
the News, created q mild senss'
ton by Offering to do the parish
printing for one half the rate
n nlmed by law. The ptlice jury's!
printing bill Fl cures up in excess
of g, V Ca ye lr, and the accept
ance of his offer would naturally
have in volved a reduction Of <1,.
500 or so.
The parish fathers took some
interest in the proposed economy
and called for legal advice. The
district attorney Stated that while
tn jurors would not be liable to
prosecution for saving that
vney to the people, The intent
O.. the trainers OF The law Was
thai H. printing should not be
let out 10y Did. The present par
ish printer wtlS representa- by
attorney ana others. whose views
were uo-o =. .,,iica! When thu
closed the pn,'ce jury " re .hor
ouy yhly convinced of the wicked
ness of man who proposed to
remit a part of his fees for the
taxpayers benefit and were even
impressed wlth'h \ idea that Bro
Price was somehow trying tC
ol ID" the taxpayers with their
own money.
MIR. Price was accordingly
turned down hard and Will be
henceforward classed as another
demagogue like Vincent. Repre-
sentative Steidley was re elected
parish printer with the right tt
draw all the fees he can get
American.
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TIE South.

UU6 SVOSus
1tis pleasing to note that the
agricultural and ind ustrial jour-
nails of the south are shoulder to
shoulder in the great work which
has been inaugurdted TO bring
the attention of the whole United
States to the south. The follow
ing article is printed in this
mt nth's issue of Il at able and
infuent al journal, the Southern
Farm Magazine:
No portion of tho known world
posses so varied and valuable r. {.
sources as are to ue found in the
southern states. Her forest lca-
lures, surprising soils, mineral
mu iticenne and wonderful water
:, overs are the admiration OF an
7 impartial world.
These wealth producing evi
l
dences are now arrousinG the IN
te ..esr of the heme seeker, the in
I've stor. the miner and the manu-
a urer, as we'll as the agricult-
uriS,t. the fruit grover and tine
stock "ai>er from al chimes.
The association Of capital large
ly cir acts industrial life in its
vari Us phases, in farming, fruit
g OWN" and stock raising the in
dividuality of the individual re
mains unimpared, and he who
owns his own homestead is In
deed an independent man, reap
ing the fruits of Intelligent brair
and Drawn.
While other sections are hold
ing out inducement to the esettler
no region is comparable with tn
south, with countless advantage:
for every one who comes within
her bounteous borders-with
climate socharming in spring ant
autumn, moderate in summe
and mild in winter, where crop
are growing all the year, ant
often the same land yielding tw
n,:ans 4.a,r: NMnre farm Dr.
ducts are of the best quality, an
all fruit ripens to perfectlor
with flavor and color unsur
passed: where beef and mutto
attains an excellence required il
the most exacting markets
where the horse, raised upo
perfect cereals and splendid II
y digenous grasses, are finest an
:,n, T., 'e found In America.
i, The diversified cropping no
conG':rted in the south, side b
Si:1 with the most rapid indus
rial development in the Unite
. States mark this Secti"n as OF
in which the wise mau select
for conditions are alwaysimprn
ing, and create, successes a
m vet tocome along lines Of activit
.~Water clste1 as, OIL Lanl
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~ Water clste1 as, OIL tank S
for wagons 0r reservoirs. see j.
p. Killinwer. jennings. La.
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READY TO YlEA.D.

81 used Dewitt s Witch Hazel
Salve for piles and found it Il certai n
cure says S, r. Meredith, Willow
Grove, Del. Operations unnecessary
to- cure piles. They always yield to
Dew tits Witch Hazel Salve. Cures
skin diseases, all kinds of wounds.
Accept no counterfeits. DR.. Terry S
Drug Store.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-03

Round trip summer tourist
tickets to the principal. summer
resorts on sale via the Q. & G.
route from June 1st to Septem
Der 30 1902. Limiled to Oct. 81,
1902.
For information regarding
rates, ETC., address nearest @. d
&c. ticket Office, or
r. w. BONDS.
T. P. A,
Meridian, Miss.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-17

From a good. II not exactly aushora.
tive source. We learn that au extra
session Of the legislature xiII be called
70 meet in December That - why the
advocates have become 50 suddenly
silent--GovernOr Geer has been con.
vinced that Il is his duty to make the
call, but does not desire agitation Of
the subject At the present moment
We hope this information is false II
Il Is not then the governor viii be dis.
playing weakness In the senatorial
race. and showing that his only hope
70 recover lost ground IS BY making q
grandstand special session play. The
people are not fools. and viii interpret
such an act as clear evid~Sce that
Governor Geer knows he has little 10
lose in the event OF a iasco. and ey.
erything to gain n the special session
should, by some lucky throw, make
him out a hero. Therefore, n Cover.
nor Geer has no chance OF election a.
senator from the present outlook. let
him. FOR the sake OF individual aggran.
dizement, BY all means call a special
session Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.