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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
For Husbands Only.

The money maker OF the family ha
his own trpi!I,ls.s, no one ever dsubl
ed that iAit tie house bappei. ha- .
few too, and it would pot ba ont OF
iince to give hen. d little COM idelgiti
On. The man Of the house, therefore
might paste these suggestions in his
hat. if he does not consider them I'M
pertinent.
lAssume a cheerfainess even though
go 30 no feel it on coming horae ii
the evening.
Greet your wife with a smile. in
stead Of an impa tient iyquiry as to
when VIII dinner be ready.
Do not complain any moro than is
absolutely necessary about the tough
ness of the beef nor the comparative
inferiority of the bread.
DO not tell your wifa that you car
not Imagine what she does with Al
the money She has to spe.lsl
Do not ask what sine did VITA tbs
i You gave her last month before
yen respond to her appeal fr two
'.its; to send out and get some but
Ter
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
FRAME cH.SKE5s 77AyEL1.
How the Mucb-Sou ght Birds Adapt
Themselves to Changing
Conditions.


An Emporia man advances the
theory that prairie chickens are
20 scarce about Emporia now be-
,ause they migrate west every
spring to hatch their young. The
,portsman was out trying to find
ONE the other day, and failed, al
hough he went clear to the Flint
nils, says the Emporia (kan.) Ga
zette.
All the farmers along the way
told the same story. Each said there
was big bunch of chickens on his
arm until spring and they then
disappeared. The farmers thought
( was nothing strange that the
hicl1ens should go west to hatch
their young, and are looking for
hickens to come back next win
er.
As q matter of fact, prairie
-hielSens are not migratory birds.
5at the chickens in this part of
be country seem to be adapting
themselves to conditions. This
'ountry is being settled up closely
ind put under the plow, and the
birds want wilder territory where
their Young will be safer than in
a well-s.ttled locality. Then in
the winter the birds come back to
the cultivated country because
there is plentv-ot food in the fields.
. Last year the attention OF
sportsmen was attracted by the
yreat fiocks OF chickens that came
Il from the northwest in the duck
.inason. 1t was the first time they
yer saw chickens migrating. A
;ock was seen near Americas
which was said to have had 400
dickens in it, Inst winter there
we're a number of focks of chick
MS within four miles of town,
which was an unusual thing. The
'irds were supposed TO have come
n from western Kansas 10 get the
'erpft of the plentiful supply of
.afiiF corn, which the chickens rel
sh.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
GOOD FAIRY or TIE MINERS
Electric ore-Findcr Used Very Sue
cessfully in Locating Minerals
in England.

The electrical orc finder is rapid
~ proving himself 10 he the good
fairy of the miner 1t has located
long-lost copper lodes at gonis-
ton, il has found lead in Wales
and copper in Cornwall; Austria
liza is using ii 'or gold prosTeciinr
and Mexico has demanded that ii
shall be sent there 10 s2ei. for
gold. silver lad copper, says the
London Express.
It's finest work so far as Tn--
land is concerned is Its discovery
of new hematite deposits in the
Barrow district.
For a long time the hematite
output in the district has leensie
Ginning seriously. In a few years
in the case of one company ,ilc.r
it has dropped from 5000 to 2.eUt,
tons d week. Hundreds of work.
men had been thrown ont Of woi k.
and tile decreased output meant
an increase in imported ore. The
companies concerned tried tlleir
utmost 10 tap fresh sources IF sup
ply, spent large sums III sinking
shafts and in boring oFefationsi
hut without success. Then tie
Barrow Hematite and Steel com
pany called in tie electric, ore
finder, and the discovery was
made.
The story of the Gnd was told to
2 representative OF the st. James
Gazette By Andrew Anderson. the
chairman of the company which
owns the finder.
Very soon after the finder had
been set at work" he said. sit in
dicatcd the preseEee of heinatitp
in large quantities. Boring opera
tieas were begun and before the
work had proceeded very far the
hematite formation was struck.
AT little greater depth We
came upon limestone. Now il had
been the practice in previous OPP.
erations to stop boring when the
limestone was reached. as ii was
considered improbable that there.
was any hcmatite underneath.
Boring, however, was continued
and hematite was struck within
few feet OF tie depth the instru-
ments Indicated"
All the companies round Bar
row intend 10 teke the matter NJ.
and Sir. Anderson thinks that it is
quite possible that England will
be able to supply itself with all
the hematite it needs.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02

I4eteVery mother who reads this
thank God for the quietude OF her
home and that she is queen init.
Men como home atsevent.de to the
aomc: but aii day long the wife and
mother is there, bcautifying it, sane
Trying it.ladorning il, blessing II.
Better be there than wear Victoria S
coronet. Better be humble there tlan
carry the purse of Il princess. ltmay
be very humble home. There may
be nc pictures on the wall. Thee
may BIZ no silks i the wardrobe, but
by your faith in God, and y,ur chee.
ful demeanor, you may garnish that
home with m9"e spien;lor than the
upholstered hand ever kindlel.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
a Runaway B;cvcle-

Terminated sith al ugly cut o.
leg Of ] 3 Orner, Franklin Grove Il.
& developed a stubborn ulse~ unyiel
Inc to docso.s end se:netl Is for f.su'
ears then Bucl.iens Arnica SAY
clred Is just as god for burns
ca:ds Skin Eruption and Piles %.
are guaranteed to cure PC at Fault.
Drug %.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
W. r. Smiths College, Lexington,

W. R. Smiths College, Lexington,
Kentucky
I whore nearly 800 farmer boys tea
chers and clerks of this state pursu-
Cd a business course on Stenography
or Tclegraphy and are now bankers.
Merchants, Book keepers, Stcnogra-
piers, and Telegrap!ers, etc. Read
adj and keep this notice for reference
Tits is Irresponsible college. Assets
q Kentucky University, nearly 81, q,
o. Ii you have any idea of attending
aBusincss College we advise you to
write at once for particulars.
Wiiber r. Smith, Lexington KY
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
Doesn't Respect Old Age.

Its shameful when youth falls to
shoF proper respect for q age, bul
jasb the contrary in the c.ssa OF Dr.
hing New Lee Pi!ls They cut of
ma dies NJ matter how severe and
irrespective Of ed age Dyspepsia
Jaupdice. Fever, Constipation a.
y.old to this perfect PHI. 2acat Faux
Drug Co
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
Y our Heart


One OF the sur.~s signs q q weak
heart IL ahorsness CT breath sftey exercise.
Tour Heart IL i.ot a,ls 10 pump the
bloc; fak. enough TO your longs.
Ee.no OF the other symptoms of Heart
Trouble are: Pains In the SHE. Pack
and shouldsr: Faiatsre O. Weak HpclIs;
: Dry Cough; dwelling OF Escct cad Ankles:
Cold Fset or Hands.
= no one can aTcra 70 allow q weak
i--rt 10 20 without r.s~.ic6A. bec4.; -
poor calculation mans weak lurgs.
atoJnacii. pksfs l-.drr.s ;. eto-
II. tarref.>re. you poet heart trouble,
begin Z king Or. Miles New Heart Cure.
ilas H&.tt C'ne VIII G., ysu good. sr 4 is
splendid tos-ie for thu blood and nerves,
and Will rcvitalixe your oafirs system.
Finally. remember. Or. Miles, New
Heart euro IL stld uns.gr = guarantee
that the first bstt.a wiz d. you good
II 1t ons:it---otlr nloney back
Il was s..iie:~d v-;.h f->ars tro,ssis for
three 5sars. V-au.1 be ri,rssrertly nil
rirht. ALL wstAn.t = snc-ncnt's rarntng
wsuId fall rs ;Essngfl set TIE sts-~.-as
We're 1rrssuent.zAnd a terrible orekc pos
Where. nor ubHer. vs.xt conditions
would re + IT, rk-s u and -aefhssr v4ss.i
farviyg ts.essa. co.:ec.sed and
lshi ATKINS II tao stsfe. Ert finding r.
* sfils NV Heart Cure sss ina q i hssas
vhich e=sir.ly cured inc, rs ! have not
sShS sn m I. fl ir. fs%F E. --A'1tS-
III, xI~s v-.ts to W fes F'rca Teal
Z --e|@-<'-x tac.-srs CT DR. Esiies' Anti
F.1''l rs ICY se!ensI e, isssnedy
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
George ]. Gould retnrne

George J. Gould returned on the
Philadelphia from a 4o00-miie auto
mobile tour through Europe. In the
smoking room OF toe Philadelphia an
American resident Of Moscow spoke
on evening OF the Russian press CEN
-orshi.
II through this censorship" he said,
che war news has been perverted
horribly. kepulses have been Changed
into ady1nces. and routa into victor
les. Hence. On the occasion or dozen
defeats, ! have seen the deluded Rus
i ms th.-l-iag they had won v.c-
soras, light hig b9nlres and carer
bout thEm % ouslv. Ru<sia. when /
lett, olfersd ths world The spectacle Of
defeats every Nher and fires of rc1oss-
ing everywhere Z
"1he Russians are Hike flats. said
Mt Goaia 10 more you beat them
the more IRE they male. "
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
@UROPATkIN HAD HIS WAY.
incident Which Illustrates PERTH
nacity Of Russia's Great Hill
itary Commander.

In 1865, when Gen. Kuropatkin
vas only an obscure lieutenant.
e went to the chief of his battal-
gu and asked TO be sent along
With the expedition TO Kokand,
which at the time was being pre-
.lred. After meeting with fiat
efusal, relates London paper,
ic addressed himself to his com
AIDES, who. according to Russian
Usage, elected him payinaster,
Tith the hope that the new dis.
tincti0n would procure the chiefs
onscnt.~ They then went en- masse
% ask that their lieutenant b,
cent, according to lis desire,
llong with the expedition to Ko-
1and; but the chief VISA as firm
IS ever. Kuropatkin accompan
ed them OH the mission, but when
hey departed he remained in the
iaA like sentinel on guard.
Two hours later tie cEief hap
sened 10 discover him there, and
ernly demanded what he meant.
am waiting for you TO send me
. kokand," coolly replied kuro-
itkin.
Never. You understand?
ever" stormed the chief, angri,
as he turned away.
Eighteen hours aftorward the
'iief. in passing. fonni Kuropat-
N still standing in the same
lace.
Well, the devil take you," he
.xciaimed, softly. "What can
nyone Go with head like yours?
nee there's 10 way to keep yon
ON going, go on. Tie army has
iced Of officers like you; as for
aymasters, can find them any
.here."
II you have used al The ether Ever
I'D kidney relnrdies aud they lave
sailed, don t desp'ir, Try Bstter -Ap-
pc B.rters the remedy t'gst has wor-
'led such " ND - q oard Essefies
ourg and has pns The uho.e c9rntgy
to ta'Sing For sale by l-auik Drug
"a.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
Departments OF the Interior, }
Land Office at Jackson, Miss. :
AUG. %, 1864. J


Joe Johnson, Edith Miss, Sir; You
are hereby notified that the Commits
sioner of the General Land Office, by
letter dated November &c 1903 bas
suspended your homestead entry No.
'0413 *. G, l7541) for the NJ SW3
and NJ SCI See. IL TIP \ Range >
" Jackson Miss, land district or
charges contained in a report by a
'pecial agent, The charges on which
said Fl. E. 30473 is suspended are
summarized as follows; That be had
made a personal examination of said
tract and found that the value OF cisgi
mant improvements does not ex-
ceed $50, consisting of d pine pole
house "A lG, that claimant did not
establish bis residence I'LL Spring of
1901 and abandoned Il III tie Fail of
1902; thaf a part of tie timber has
;,edn cut and removed and that the
entry E2s made for lie bentfit OF
others You viii be allowed thirty
days within WHICH to file application
IN this Office for hearing and your
failure to apply for a hearing within.
the time specified viii be taken as an
admission OF ti.e truth OF the c,Iar
res against said Fl F. 30473 and The
same will be cancelled.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02

Three doses Of Bitter Apple Bitter
a-d.iy and you can go into a swamp
where caill5 hang on the bushes and
you VIZ not fake them. For sale by
Faux Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02

Write to any citizen Of Hattie
burg as to the miraculous eilr:.S ;h;t
have been effected through tie II c
-os Bitter Apple B;tters For sale u,
Faux Drag CO.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02

less than half rates to ST. LOUIS.
..ndletnrn VIA Mobile and Ohio Ia.
.'sai, win be IN effect Sundays and
thursdays in..lusiv.. OF. five days 9
each week. up . Nov 81 Fol. fliil II
ots1:. gu inquire Of NJ. s O. R. r
.gents
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02

Use Bitter Apple Bitters, the great
liver and kidney pallaeea and eat any
thing. For sac BY FauIlS Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
Big valne In Game coe-.

A number Ok game coc-s in express
shipments ha' passed through New Or
cans Ell route to the cooking mains
datamcras. 1t Is said about $1,000
worth OF these birds are shipped int
kte1ice annually from the United States
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
&N
GLOCALS - {
~ K~Ez rS~aN
Our Neighboes.

Somebody near You Is Struggling on
Over lifes desest sand;
aith, hope and courage to2etherare
gone;
Reach him q helping hamd,
arm on his darkbess a beala of-your
light:
Kindae, to guide him, a beacon FIRE
blight;
Cheer his discouragements, s90the
hi.. alright,
Lovingly help him to stand
Who are your neighbours Look up
md behold, Pressing on every hand
Little, lonely, sad and old ones,
Everywhere see them stand,
Re is our neighbor whom we can be-
friend;
Ie to whom comfort or aid We can
lend,
pr he whose footsteps we may, cause
TO Wend
Toward the Heavenly land.
ear ones be busy for the time tiieth
fast:
Soon it will be all gone;
pom viii our seasons of service be
past:
Soon will our day be done
pmebody now near you iie..d now a
kind word;
bmebody need help such-as you can
afford
Haste to assist in the name of the
Lord,
There may be Il soul to be won.
Christmas comes this year Oh Sun
~OOo-7~~-~-~~
Mr.. Albert Davis was in town
ursday.
Tom Stecde was en- vile again
Is week.
The Pythian Lodge failed 10 get
sorum Wednesday evening.
3. J. Huc'ey. was in from the Jon
ban settlement yesterday
FAX Assessor " e. Thomas, was
the County saet Thursday.
logging is opening cut the Sow
I this season, that we have ever
ticsd.
The Enrolment of the Leakesville
slotl has scared several notches a
yO the 100 MARK.
The Masonic Chapter convened
urday in regular stated Convoca
a.
The VI. e. Church has been secur-
by the School Faculty for the Pri
ry class.
November ushaas out the Life Of
ST. Louis Worls Fair with its
n end.
bir. Neoly G Tnrpentine Operator
pm Washington vicinage, came to
County Capital Saturday.
WIN. Hoogterp was en- vile We'd
ksday, his presence. oetasis,ned by a
Sire to attend the X Of z fssdgr.
attorney Alderman was out Of
gn in the early days of the week
ronnd Of professional duties.
Still bnsy does. Mir. J. W. Beard.
kep in Leak s lille, finishing ZIP the
ansc- and repair to the Phone sys-
IN.
Mr.. G.. f. Davis, representing that
srwlolsiy growing INSURANCE. Co.
he State Life Of Indianapolis, was
ker from Fruittsale this week Geiiv-
Z and writing policies.
Miss EsselI McRaa. Of Waynesbor
has accepted the position rs md. !
assistant III the Leak = ills School
he large enrolllnsDt denla sding tlse
|ryicrs % 4 third teacher t, look af
atlae Primary Department
We discover from s.,me newspapr
|ipaiags h.sfsle-i rs BY Mr. Jack
|tepien~, That hiS brosb#r. IT
|isplcns. vas one Of a party u mi
|eI's. who recAntiy steai..k il rich
j the AIS siallian mining region.
~ :,g alt i very rich vein o.
Iir II I'd :sad /: a I'ad Ia gold
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02

Wanted 10 I'D MS 81" ps.fs0n who
has followed the { rections and fai:s
ed to De cured OLIVER Or kidney trou
bles by Il. 4. B. the great liver ana
kidney cure.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02

Free Tuition To All in Ha'-
l'is Business College Jackson Miss
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02

c. p. Smith was dawn Wednesday
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
Freak of the Wind.

Almost beyond belief Is the story
winch GENES frcm England OF trick
the wind played not long sgo on the
spirc CT Presby terian church 1t blew
the steepie above the belfry some 90
degrees out OF plumb. so that the spIre
pointed in a northwesierly direction
and II was feared that it would fall
When the next morning men were en-
eaged IN straig htenine Il the wind yeered
around and blew il baef 10 its orig a.
position. or conree 1t was necessary
for the men to straighten it and its sup
ports. but the winds freak made their
wprA much easier.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02

Joe Thonas was over Wednesday,.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
sine.lar shoatir- Feat.

At the Yerren tVictoria) rifle ranges
a curious shot was made BY one OF ta-
mark smen. He was Ia :ng aim at 400
yards. and just as he fred several mag
pies few in front Of him al 2ao yards els
lance The bullet struck one Of the mag
oies and brought II to the ground v lille
tbs marker registered buils-eye foI
the shot. TWO birGs with one stone"
is nothing compared to this feat
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02

The river IS dead low.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02
i.A,M iss.It. - l,n...l

Ask Jno n. Beall, G. p. A. Mobile
and Ohio Railroad. ST. Louis for par
ticulars as to the new steamship ser
vice and low rates to Hayanna.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-02

On the first ard third Tuesdays Of
each month. including Dec goth. he
Queen & Crescent will sell homeseek-
ers tickets TO points in TEXAS q.
greatly reduced rates Mako 20 mis-
take. bnt cali IN or write fhe under
signed for detailed Information be-
fore n1alsainx Your gesncllts.
Jao. ". Wood,
TRAY Pass Agt. ~
III 1920 A.ei' an. Miss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-20

and congress heavy and light soes all sizes $35O and $4OO For WomenWngh Peters and Co.,, patent colt and fine kid
 patent tip hand turned heavy extension oes polish and
 butchers, everything but the ordinary $3.5O and $4 The famous Queen Quality feathers, heels and toe polish
 and butchers patent and plain kid, cloth and kid top Gu
 ban and Louis heels .$3 and $3.5O Most complete line offered in popular price hoe embracing
 many styles Heavy and light soes polish, button and
  Elegant line of evening Slippers grey green and brown Suede
 es patent kid straps and ribbons also white kid strap
 slippers ....... :. ... ...... .. .$1.5O to $3.5O For BoysC H. Alden and Co., fine shoes for boys and little
 Patent colt and all plain feathers $2 to $3.SO Misses and ChdrenDugan Hudson & Co.'S, fine shoes heavy and light oe lace and button plain and patent kid $2 3 Misses School Shoehoo lace and buon all leather soes box
 caf patent tip low heels ...... .. .$1.25 to $1.5O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-20
Hrt Department, First Floor.

you've never been into our Art Department there lots of things you haven't seen, and really you've missed things that you should have missed. In this department we handle agency for the famous But terick Patterns.
 Stamped linen center pieces in unique designs ready embroider, with silks to match, B, 50 and 7Sc Drawn worked and Stamped all linen table cov- Bulgarian and table covers zSc and SLoo Bedding Bros. embroidery silks, skeins ....7Sc Pillow tops with backs match in cross stitch and
 other designs for outlining and embroider-
 ing. 50, 05 and 75c Large of pillow cords and loops mercer
 ized and silk k.................IO 10 and I5c yard Flesher's and Columbia shetland wool yarns and
 ZePhyrs. ................4, S, I2 and I5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-20
Wasb GccdS---Tir$t Floor.

 till that
 Ice. Monday R I2S. Dakan n sundy ICS. ssc Monday zSc. g Monday Oee. of Gnghams SS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-20
sBoe Department, First Floor.

Don't wonder why you always have such a cold; examine your shoes and in all probability you will see. An uncomfortable shoe makes life a misery, whether the shoe be too tight, too loose, too thin, or too thick. We are in the business to give you comfort. We sell Shoes for all the family.
 For Men-Slater & Morrill's fine bals, butchers, all sizes ..$5.OO The Hercules" most popular popu- lar-price shoe on the market, in all desirable feathers, patent kid, patent colt. vici kid, velour box. butchers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-20
Bosiery, First Floor.

We might convince you to the quality of goods that leave this department unless you have tried them but believe you'll sight All want to your services as locker. The goods will do the rest.
 Ladies' Fall weight ribbed top Hose black 23c Ladies' fancy figured polka dot and striped Hose .2Sc Ladies' wool ribbed top Hose 35c value, 25c Boys and Misses ribbed Hose seamless black .15c Misses fleece lined ribbed Hose black .25c Chdrens Buster Brown" Bes black red and brown 25c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-20
Ladies Turmisbines..-Seecmd FIOOr.

 the substantial goods that can be passed counter Our line of LGrecque KabO ranging in $soo Everyco free O 65c 
 
  ev  dns Inedc the I0c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-20
Dress Goods and Silks,
 E1r<f ElNcr.

First Floor.
 It is not necessary for comment further than merely stating that will display world of beautiful silks in blacks and novelties this week. Our silks known for their superior richness and briancy and the opening of stock ea ture not to be sighted by buyers
 BLACK SILK SALE 8F1
 20inch Taffeta ........ A0c 21inch Taffeta .............. 5Sc
 ZZinch IaHeta ...... .......... .OnS
 27inch Chiffon 1atfeta ....15c 24incn rouoeseaur .............. .0oc
 25-inch Pou deseaur ........ .... ....... $1.23 24inch Amme ....., 06c Novelty SksIn novelties carry everything unique and e gant This week make special display of all de signs at ..65c 75c, Sac and 95c Dress Goods-Special Sale of Black Broadcloth- s
 54inch English Cloth .9Sc 54inch English Cloth ........... .... ..S1.25
 54inch Chiffon Cloth ...... .. ........ ..$1sA0
 54inch Chiffon Cloth $1.75
 54inch Chiffon Cloth .... ......... .$2.OO
 54inch Chiffon Cloth =. ..... .......... $3.25
 54inch Chiffon Cloth ..... .$4.OO Novelty Suings-Eegant display of fine imported Novelty Sungs in all coloring and mixtures worth $150; Monday as a special, these in at $1.OO Cold weather demands that you inspect splendid of woolens and allow Us least chance please you This rich collection is going at ... .40c Chalies-Satin striped .......... ..... .35c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-20
millinery Department-.-Seeond Floor.

Millinery is the most delicae and at the same time the beautiful of all dress making To obtain the dis tincton of elegance in hat be we'll dressed, but every among trimmings speak the touch of
 artist before the work is Onr millinery par lors tell the story They Mongomerys Palace o Fine Arts. P
 Gages celebrated tailored hats trimmed in every style
 Elegant line of new Ready-to-Wear Walking Hats of chenille braid in bue brown and black trimmed in wings and chiffon. SG.SC
 New Hat in Sailor shape scratch velvet plated velvet ribbon, circling the and caught at side with buckle $z.0S
 Chldrens Sailors, bell crown graceful long streamers, all coIors astily trimmed in buttons $I.0S.
 UeiIS-We would call attention to our handsome, new line of automobile every shade of bue black, brown and green yd lOng the petest and most popular feature of the $I.SO to $A.CC.
 COuriSfS Bdt-One of the most unique designs on and cardinal ......................75c 75c and S0e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-20

he market, in blue, brown and cardinal. ..........