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whereas on the 18th day OF April, a ~ ny
I. ]. WilIight executed and delivered 20
Carlisle, trustee, certain trust ueru IoI tme
nse OF James Haggart aud william McMaster,
and which tiust deed Ia recorded IN th- once
Of the clerk of the cbancery court OF asn'ng-
ton county, Mississippi, In BOOK OF DeeuS 30
arf 1hereas the said +. II. Carlisle has falled
and refused to perform the provlslonS OF the
trust named in said trust deed nnd reslghed as
suoh trnstee; and whereas sara iesaehae,on - "a
in yvriting and is of re ord in the ofhre OF SAID
cIark of said chhncerV court nfores4iH as re-
nuired by law in hat behalf; ana whereas salu
frnst deed is conditioned for the appolntmeht
of substituted trustee IN Ihe P,soed aed and
,vbereasI Lamar watson, wa appointed as
such subst tuted trustee by Is i. GhurcH a9d
W b Shelton, The owners ana hoIneI' "a SAY
trust deed on the Dlh day OF July. ~
iaG4 and which appointment is in writing anu =
anpears Of record in the Office 81 thc clerk OF
ia chancery court in deed book lU, nt page
s0s ~ tie jaud records thereof; and whereas
Lnya baeu renuested to foreclose said trust
daed I will on the 18th day OF hugusI, -.
1894, offer for sale 70 the hlgnest punel t ~.
cash between the hours prescribed py Jaw M ip'
ohar;t sales at the court house doot OF W ASH
in0ton county, Mississippi. the following, loC
or tract of land. lying and being sltnatea N
tbe city of Grecnviile, County OF Wasnih s.oh
ard state Of Mississippi, and more particular
o. describcd IA follows to-wit: The lot one OF
Hook two of Mckenzie Second Auultloh W
aaid CITY of Greenville, together WIN al anu
singular the easements ana appui ve am,eDts
thereon situated it ia hereby expressly unnel
Stood and agreed that will not warrant tllt
tItlp to said property when s"lu ana on ae
cuch title as is vested in me as suDstltuteu tIus'
fec and anyone bidding the sum OF $lZa.W
therefur shall he required 10 deposit sara sun
with said substituted trustee to await tnt eH
ecution OF the trustees deco 10 salu PIope''S
LAMAR ATSoN,
Substituted Trustee.
Dated this the 9TH day Of July d 1904
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

By mutual consent Mrs. u. c. Ham
blen has sold her entire interest in the
Delta Drug Company to w. c. Miller,
They, K. |. Miller and w. c. Miller.
assuming all of the Indebtedness of the
firm.
,The business will be conducted as be-
fore, in the name of the Delta Drug Co
They hopingto have a continuation OF
the liberal patronage that they nave
enjoyed ia the past and promising IN
return to show their customers the
same courteous treatment they have
met with heretofore.
Aug. 3, 1904. lio
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S tate of Mississippi
To w f Britt Company. and to w + Britt:
An attachment at the suit OF the First
National Bank, of Greenyiile, Miss a2alnst
your estate for $4,000 returnable before the
Court of NJ Gensberger, Justice of the peace
OF the County of Washington, at Greenvllle,
Mississippi, on the LIST day of August, 1874,
CONT. And unles YOU appear before said
court on the third Monday, the 18th day OF
August, 1904, and plead to said action Judge,
ment will be entered, and the estate attached
will be sold.
witness my signature the 18th day of July,
1904.
percv g. Campbell NJ Gensberger,
Attorneys Justce feace
iul D. Al
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CITATION NOTICE


State OF mississippi.
To samuel Redd. Oliver F.Redd and llcharu
dress is Lexington, KY, w A Redd, whose
residence and postoffice address is Doyor, Ia
iayette county, Mo-; Lucy A. Lyle, William
D. Allen and Elizabeth Haley, whose resi-
dence and po,toffice address is Pilot Grove
Cooper county, Mo and John Woodson'
whose residence and postoffce address, Is 81
Louis, Mo, heirs Of S r. Mcdowell, dece ased
and to all other pa, ties interested in the estate
of S. r. Mcdowell. deceased
You are hereby commanded to appear before
TIE chanceTy court of the county oil Washing
ton in sad state on the first Monday OF DC
tober, A. D., 1904, and show cause. II they can,
why the final account of I, s, Redo, as ~
ministrator of the estate OF McDowell,ns
ceased, should not be allowed and approved
Dated July2, 1904 =. H HOOD,
Clerk Chancery Court
BY w w. MILLER,
Deputy Clerk.
Thomas & Rose,
Attorneys for Administrator. jul ,, IL
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

70 the creditors Of J. N. Trnthman, deceased.
Letters Of Administration on the estate of /
N 1ruthman, deceased. having been granted
10 me by NE Chancer7 Court of WasRington
given all creditors of J. N Trutbm.n ~
c, ased, to file, probate and register In said
Chanceiy Court Of Washington Comfy Ni"l
slssippi' their claims against his estate within
one year rom the date thereof, or the SAM
Dated at Greenville, Miss, July 9th. A n
l+t. 9. TRCTHMAN, Administratr;'
i'' 0"iicltoT. jul 30. a
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,


State of Mississippi,
Washington County. S..
BY virtue of an order oil the Board ~ super
yis0rs sealed bids are invited to be hled " IN
the Undersigned Clerk, on or before IL o'clock
noon. on Monday, the Ath day of september,
1904. for about 10, 900 cubic yards OF dirt TO pc
filled on Road No. u IN SAID county me ne
same being the road leading from Wayslde
north to he Canal ditch. in said county The
work to be done in accordance with the speci-
ficationS and prof les, now on ME IN me ONCE
of the chanc Y clerk. The board reserves the
right to reject any aud ali bids.
Given under my hand and seal OF once ms
'-''' I. HOOD. Clerk.
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The House Cost Sale now on at the
Bankrupt Store drew crowds of buy
ers this week Every purchaser
found what they advertised as true
ind that the goods were sold exactly
at house cost. Never in the history
of the city were goods sold as cheap
as now, and you will miss the golden
opportunity BY passing the Fair and
not purchasing few of these bar
gains.
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state of Mississippi,
Washington county
To Mary Gibbs and w. Gibbs, whose
nostoGlicp address Is CrOsset, Arkansas:
You are hercby commanded to be and per.
sonaJly appear before the chancery court OF
said county on the frat Monday OF ,iGtoner,
i'm said court by Matte 5. HARRISON, wherein
you are defendants. ,-
I,iven under my hand and official seal this
18th day OIL July, 1904 urn
l'el Clerk.
Thomas 4 Rose attorneys for complainant.
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BETTER THAN GOLD

II was troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion aud nervous
debilitv.'' writes +, J. Green. of Ian
caster. y. H. No remedy helped me
until | began using Electric Bitters.
which did NE more good than all the
medicine ever used. They have also
kept my wife in excellent health for
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years. She says Electric Bitters are
Just splendid for female troubles; that
they are a grand tonic and invigorator
tor weak. and run down women. No
other MEDICINE can taGe its place in
our family" Try them Only SOC,
Satisfaction guaranteed by D B t'inlay
& Co.
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NoTICETO TAX PAYERS

e te Of Mississippi
Washington County 4,Lo porso,a1 as
,asn1ent Roll Of said County, is now on ME az
- - = hspccrv clerks Office and until Monday
Ne lst day Of August, 1901 are subject to IN
spection am petition for correction by thosf
objecting their individual assessn 1,,h hoo
affections aud make such corrections as may
deem proper. ~ II uood CLARK
Lin IL =. ilOON N..-
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NYsrERIors CIRCUMSTANCE

One was usle and sallnw and the
other fresh and rosy Whence the
difference? she who i blushing with
hearth used Dr. king New Life Pills
to maintain By gently srousing
the lazy organs they compel good dl-
gesticn and head of cOnsti patton. Try
them. Only pc, at B. D. Finlay 81 Co.
Druggist.
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From SOB S. Broadway, Wednesday
night, one bay mare mule, AZ hands
high, sore on each shoulder, shod all
round. Finder will be rewarded.
Address,
VI. 4. SCRUGGS.
Care Levee Board.
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On September LIST, one dwelling
house, on North Theoblld. near cor
ner OF Washington avenue. For in
formation apply at Is S. Broadway
or Times Office.
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LIGHTS

state of Mississippi.
Washington County.
Bv virtue of an order of the Board OF Super
yisorss of said County made this day, sealed
bids are invited to be filed with the undersign-
ed Clerk on o before IL o clock noon, on Mon
day the 18th day OF September 1904, for tine
lighting the Court House and Jail for the next
two years,
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids,
Given under my hand and Official seal TINS
T H. Hood,
Aup. SIT Clerk.
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TRusTEE,s SAFE

trnder and by virtue ofthe power and author
ity vested in me, Edward P. Skeene, by tina:
certain trust deed executed ny William NJ
Douglass, on the end day of January, l9Ol,anu
recorded in Deed Book 81, page 80, e. esq, OF
the reco, d and deeds of the county of Washing
ton, at the request OF the holder of the IN
debtedness secured by said trust deed, and Tor
the purpose Of collecting The Indebtedness
secur,1 by il. will on saturday. August Both,
between the hours prescribed by law for sher-
iff' sales at the front door of the court mouse
in the county of Washington, sell at public OUT
crv. to the highest bidder. for cash, thar GER
tain tract If land situated in the county OF
Washington state of Mississippi, described as
the W 4 of the a and the q OF the ;
W q of Section d, and the \ w a OF tne ~
Township Is, Range Z, West.
EDWARD +. SkENE,
jul q, It trustee
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LOST

One Y. & NJ, V. Railway mileage
hook and one Southern Railway,
mileage book.
Finder will return one or both to
H. n. Alexander and be rewarded
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NEARLY FoRFEITs HIS LIFE

A runaway almost ending fatally,
started a horrible ulcer on the leg Of
J B Orner. Franklin Grove, Ill. For
four years it defied all doctors and all
remedies. But Bucklens Arnica Salve
had no trouble TO cure him. Equally
good for Burns, Bruises, Skin Erup-
lions and Piles csc at Finlay's Drug
Store
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..trpy rRusrEE N BANKRUPrcY

.r,.see is hereby given that thu undersigned
rt,s II me matter OF the bankruptcy 81 y.
Iruss.s15s.-, If Pelzabi Mississippi, VIII Iher
5ita's-t ,nbffc ouirrv TO the highest bid ter
ler 80 ~, ~ Of the assets 10 his hinds as such
ieT eeaD' ~, the first dag OF August, ll4- az %
it the hur Of Y O'clock no ,t AZ ',s
Uy the sac willis Brumhe,s, Trustee
1flIv 23-4t
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DISSOLUTION NOVICE

rbp Arm OF "0ei.e-Hood Hardware 70 -
~. ~ 5s as dissolved by mutual consent, ID
Hood having sold out his interest 20 S Gse
AMI Mann Said : 4 Geise anu Ia ir,n n ana
vi, VII an debts owing by said firm; The bus ne $
Iii lie conducted hereafter By the sag S .sr,
srd Mann under the name and style OF me
eelse- s ~ ~, Y, - SR GEISF,
5eA ~ '' ID H. HOOD,
4. A. MANN.
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ORDER OF NOTICE.

n. Rankruuts Petition for Discharge In tne
District Court of the United states
for the western Division OF
Southern District of
Mississippi. In
Bankruptcy
In the. matter of Bankrupt
IN this alst day Of July, A o. Ipi, I Sn
rsSdine the foregoing petition u is or1eIoa Us
ne Court that hearing be had upon she sam
s M he 5th day Of August, A. D., lYoi 9elSr
said Court,a at Vicksburg MISS in sain here.
a. 10 O'clock noon and that noti0I T,,iSs
81 he nubl,shed in TIA GREEH LILLE ~,
onewsuaper printed In said istrict, anu IN, ina
I'll knawn creditors and other persons ~ l .,,sn
~ nav appear ut the said time anu P ~
and show cause, il any they nave ~" not 'b he
MAYER Of the said petitioner snouIa ho' ,bs
Srs1tsd And it is further oraerea q. aIi
Sorrt that the Clerk shall send by mar " nd
fnou-n nTedItors copies Of sAid petlt,on amu
III orAer. addressed to them at their piSce'
VI Wjtresa tbe Honorable n. G; Niles, 1udse :"
4hsssid Court and zeal thereof, AZ LII
Iiss in saId District on. the 2lst uay Oh '"'s
l. r. MOSELY, Clerk.
H. SHORT, ID. L.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.---One large
black horse mule work any where
Appiy f. NJ. Tomkies, Pop ular st,
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State of Mississippi,

Ft4tt OF NJ T5oIo7IPPT'
Washington County, ~ ,. oo;.e
oddress X unknown You are hereby com
1nsnded to be and personally appear before
the Chancery Court Of sad county on yne is 80
Monday of october, 1874, to pieSo, thS NV Nod
nizarius, wcherein you are defendant. ..;,
Fixed uader my hand and official seal TINS
9th dav oil July, A. ID. 1901. ri " uos c1orl
.LnI. l5-tt l. n, "ooo' WV
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ALLEN & JORDAN

ALLEN q JORDAN
are ready to meet
your needs in Furni-
ture after the Spring
Opening, at prices no
catalogue house can
undersell. Come
and make your selec-
tons from our large
and select stock.
We are the people.
We treat you right.
We give you values.
We do the business.
Washington Avenue Near Shelby.
Phone 900.
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Streets of Birmingham Ring With College Tells and Stu-
 dents Come Marching In
AUBURN RULES SLIGHT
 FAvORITE IN HE BETTING
Both Teams, However, Are Confident and the Contest Promises to Be Memorable One In Col
 lese Athletics.

" rITH the coming of nightfall Bir-
 NM mingham was turned into col
 lege town last and by noon to- day the streets will be thronged with col lege boys and old students wearing the re- spective colors of Auburn and Alabama. The football game today promises to be an historic event in college athletics.
 From present indications it is apparent that the orange and blue will predomi- nate, as the Auburn rooters have ar ranged to bring an excursion load of students Into town over the Central of Georgia tomorrow. They will arrive about 2:9O o'clock and from that time on the atmosphere will be blue with Tiger yells. At about the same time the crimson and white team will arrive from Tsucaloosa. accompanied by large number of rooters The streets of Bir- mingham will then ring with the shouts of exhuberant students Both crowds of rooters have been practicing on yells and there will be some great sport out at West End.
 Game Begins at 2:3o O'clock.
 The game will begin promptly at 2:3O o'clock and the halves will probably be
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manellD, ' to g. second; Flight, no (Mor- rison) II to 10, third. Time, 1;051a.
At New York.

New York, November 11.-On a muddy track Jim Beattie won the Oakdale handi- cap at Aqueduct today. Three favorites won.
 First race. selling. seven furlongs-Pal- ette. 9S (Notter) 5 to 1. won; Andrew Mack. 1O4 Phillips) to 9. second; Wa ter Pansy, 96 (Crimmins) to 1. third. Time 29 2-5.
 Second race, one mile-Lord Badge, 116 (Hildebrand) 9 to 5, won; Sonoma Belle, 112 (Cochran) 16 to 3, second; Flammula, 102 (Schiling) 16 to 5, third. Time 1 :43 2-5.
 Third race, the Oakdale handicap, six furlongs-Jim Beattie, 90 (Crimmins) to l. won Cairngorn, 9S CT AFebrand) to l, second; Flyback, 104 (rravers) to 2, third. Time 1:14 4-5.
 Fourth race, selling, mile and furlong -Glisten, 99 (IIildebrand) 8 to ,, won; Aurumaster 95 (Crimmins) 16 to D. sec ond; Key Note, 103 (ldartin) to 1. third. Time 1:55 2-5
 Fifth race, five furlongs-(D Trapper, 112 (Shaw) even, won Lucy Lang, 94, (Crimmins) to 1, second; Amber Jack 1O2 CD. O'Connor) to 1, third. Time 100 3-5
 (x) Coupled.
 Sixth race, mile-Alster. 101 (Crimmlns) to 1, won: Billy Roche 107 CTravers) to1, second; Revane, 107 (Phillips) to |, third. Time :45 1-5.
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LOU DILLON AGAIN BREAKS TIE RECORD Goes an Unpaced Mile at Mem-
 phis in POI WEATHER WAS VERY COLD Horse and Driver Upon Return to the Stand Receive PIaudits of Those
 Present-other Rac-
 ing Events.
WEATHER WAS VERY COLD

Memphis. November 11.-Lou Dillon smashed the worlds unpaced trotting record at the Driving park this afternoon by completing the mile in two minutes and one second flat. The former unpaced record, 2:O1A, was held jointly by Lou Dillon and Major Delmar.
 The daughter of Sidney Dillon was driven by Willard Sanders. her trainer and was accomplished by a runner at the side The weather conditions were not the best, the day being cold and disagree able. Todays meeting had been properly advertised so as to give Lou Dillon's per formance an official rating,
 After SCOT ng twice. Sanders nodded his readiness and the word was given. The little mare stepped the first quarter in 30 seconds fiat. When strainghtened out down the backstretch Sanders called on her for faster effort and the half mile post was paced in 59s4 seconds. The runner challenged the mare in the turn for home and she passed the three-quar- ter in 1:30- When well strengthened out for the flight for the wire, Lou Dillon slightly faltered but passed the judge stand in 2:01
 Both horse and driver upon their return to the stand received the plaudts of those present
 c. K. G. Billings of Chicago. owner of Lou Dillon, did not witness his mares s grand effort Lou Dillon will be shipped to New York on Monday next.
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At Latonia.

Cincinnati, November 11-Cigar Lighter captured the feature event at Latonia to- day. Four favorites and two second choices won. The track was heavy Sum- mary:
 First race, seven furlongs-Dusky, 100 (NicoD, ? to 1. won; Glendon. 10S (R. Head), 25 to l. second; Southampton, 10S UIindsey), 12 to l. third. Time. 1924.
 Second race five and one-half furlongs- Allen Avon. 105 (NleoD. 2 to 5. won: Merry George, 16 (RomanellD. 12 to l. second; Merino, 102 (TreubeD. 10 to 1. third. Time, 1:11.
 Third race, mile and an eighth-Brook- 1yn. 9S (Seder), 3 to l. won Santa Luna 94 (Seamster), Il to 10, second Baird. 105 (Munroe), 20 to 1, third Time, 2:01h.
 Fourth race, six furlongs-Cigar Lighter, 90 O. Lewis), 16 to 5, won; Rusk 1o5 (RomanellD, to 5, second; Fonsoluca. no CTroXler). , to l. third. Time, 1:162-5
 Fifth race, mile-Early Boy, 104 (Treu- beD, to ,, won; Miss Doyle. 110 Dugan. 12 to l, second; Variora. 9S (NicoD, ? to 1, third. Time, 146 2-5.
 Sixth race, five furlongs-Galce, no tTroxler), ? to 1. won Raviana. 105 (Ro-
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WILL TEST CONSTITUTION.
Arkansas Man Thinks He Should Not
 Be Required to Pay Poll Tax.

Little Rock. Ark, November 11.-Suit was filed in the United States circuit court here today to test the state consti- tutional amendment requiring a citizen 10 pay poll tax before he casts his ballot
 The suit is against the majority of democratic judges in the Fourth ward of Little Rock. and the plaintiff Fred M. Knight asks damages in the sum of S15OO for the alleged refusal to let him vote. He ayers that the constitution of the United States guarantees the right of every duly qualified citizen to vote for members of congress. hence that he was legally deprived of his right The com plaint alleges that the poll tax and the state constitution was not legally made because it failed to get all the votes cast
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TOBACCO MEN MEET.
Officers of Organization Are Elected
 at Lynchburg, Va.

Lynchburg, Va. November 11.-With delegates in attendance from many of the southern tobacco belts, the planters today organized what will be known as the American Tobacco Growers associa- ton. The organization is for the pur- pose of endeavoring to control the price of the loose tobacco.
 Davenport Cisney, Ky; secretary, c. H. Taylor. Bedford county. Virginia. Ex- ecutive committee, H. B. sherman, In- dianapolis, Ind; w. D. Price, Charlotte county, Virginia and L. N. Robertson, Owensvoro, Ky.
 The next annual meeting will be held at Owensboro, Ky. There were forty dele gates present.
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strong enough to defeat the Techs, who were coached by the famous Heisman.
 Coach Blount of Alabama has the dis tinction of being the only man in years who has been able to train a team at Tuscaloosa that could defeat Auburn He has pulled the crimson and white up from the second rate team to one of the best in the south.
 It is impossible to get the exact line up of the Alabama team for publication
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The Auburn team arrived last night at 91O D. m, in charge of Coach Mike Donahue and President Bragg of the Athletic association. The team seems to be in excellent condition, and this week s practice shows that they continue to inn prove. Coach Donahue says that the eleven is in better condition than ever before and vii play the best game of the season against Alabama.
 Auburn has selected the following spon-
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somely decorated in orange and blue. The Auburn students and alumni will occupy the remaining thirty-six seats.
 Just back of the Auburn seats the University has engaged forty-two seats which will be occupied by the Alabama varsity, students and alumni.
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Specials In the Mems Furnishings For
 Saturday..

The news for the Mems Furnishing Department for Saturday includes 125 colored Dress Shirts at 75C.
 125 Night Shirts at 98c
 35c Hose at 29c.
 20c HandkerchiefS for dime
 25c Four-n-hands for l9c.
 Here is the rest of the detail
 Cooed Dress Shirts in stripes and small figures black and white attached and detached cuffs all sizes Regular price Loo and 1.25; Special price for Saturday, each I5c.
 Outing Paama best washable patterns all sizes Regular price 125; Special price for Saturday, 98c.
 Outing Night Shirts long wide trimmed with Silk braid Regular price 125 Special price for Saturday. each, SBe.
 All black natural coor heavy weight fast eoors Regular price 35: Special for Saturday. pair 29c
 quality Camb Handkehefs, hemstched hand embrolder ed broken lots Regular price 200 each Special price for Saturday close each lOc
 All Silk Fourin-and all solid coo 50 inches long Regular price 25c Special price for Saturday. 19c, three for 5Uc
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Fay-Left half back.
Theatre Party.

The Auburn alumni have engaged
 four boxes and thirty-six seats at the Jefferson theatre for Saturday night. The boxes will be occupied by the Auburn varsity and sponsors, and will be hand
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Mira. WInslow's sootnlno svr,,n

The best remedy for DIARRHoEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for ''A--s. Winslow' g Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES tho CHILD. .SOFTENS the GUMS. AI.LAYS all PAIN. CURES WIND COLO. and Ls twenty-five cents a bottle