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The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-08-31
Pleasantly Effective.


Never in the way, no trouble TO carry,
in results r Dewitt's Little Early Ris-
ers. These famous little pills are a GER
tain guarantee against headache, bill
i~ousness, torpid liver and all OF the ills
resulting from constipation. They tonic
and strengthen the flyer. Cure Jaundice
Sold BY o. Eastland.
A card from Prof. s. d. Stennis,
for several years past connected
with the public schools of Galveston,
Texas, and who has been taking a
special course at Ann Arbor, Mich,
this summer, directs us to send THE
HERALD to him hereafter at Wealth
erford, same State.
Peculiar Disappearance.
J. D. Runyan, of Butlerville, o., laid
full SYMPTOMS, of Indigestion and bilious
ness, to DR.. Kings New Life Pills He
Saye: "They are a perfect remedy, for
dizziness, sour stomach, hi adache, con-
stipation, ect." Guaranteed at O. East
lands drug store. price 25c.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Twilley have
been spending the past ten days at
Lauderdale Springs, hoping that the
waters will prove beneficial to the
latter's health. During their alb
sence MI. John G. Lipscomb has
been looking after the store.
We had a pleasant call Tuesday
morning from MI. John D. Thomas,
who with his family is now rusticat-
ing on his place a few miles west of
town. They will probably remain
for some months.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-08-31
TO Cure a Cold in One Day

WIG 1uESOdy uiStI. tShooi puA
sincere sympathy.
TO Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative BRoMo QuININE Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IF IT
fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
A most enioyablelpic-nic was held
at the Boyd school-house, in the
Giles neighborhood, last Friday, al
though the rain late in the evening
dampened the ardor of the merry
makers somewhat.
An elegant lot of "Run-aboutso,
from $1,000 up, just received by w.
H. Stuart Il Co. Also, a nice line
of wagons-prices totsuit.
We learn that Messrs. Jordan and
Will Thomas, living few miles
west of town, are suffering from
chills and fever.
Board Of Supervisors meet in De-
Kalb next Monday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15
pEaists r-E

taaF segts asars has created rae "a
sle~@ 81 Insurance lasp#c'os AMI afctSsl
oil Inspector and therefore . great
sss s6e ag a s,ase a4AF egs taai TIE
psass AFa csiax robbed sad tae gab-
a bsr5sa*d wtsA as&hss expense
IN j gassfne Strange gaat asyone
esaa6as BE- st wnfeasaHah,e a. 10 ae
~assrfe~ sav lawmakers foF @hat 'hey
haze dgne Rather sa*slbt a PRAYER
|es thaaksxgs ses 40 ap Cor waat they
aase t~e aons esye Aas Eyas 10 glance
aypv sa stagHse tuspSs us essarr aaa
osS#T ssases v aesssf venerable example
N# msxht aswssasnahsy Fnlkqw wsth
safety On Fsaaiss tae possibilities 81
tae sasEsvtosshtp fesmf Ia IT, sasluszs
4 ~. ~ sAoss4 eak 4 ttaHrisa ts asheF
stassS a@sf frstra whEca Ne~ Asx5co
has fAws Ear escaped are tae tasssc
tsrs ef aa~f Of gspFa ~ bread and meal
as pos ana aeAfE ashes "a sboyar sad
soAaer'a of a8rk ef xuaas1 cf salt sad
- ~sssay. Esat i remains for Nassa
ehasesss to assesmsa 10 ere sepsA az
eg slng sae esFbes pS tasg~esag gsn
era ~ OH slssa tash
Tae eNp#sr eanaat bets%ve = New
asxew xs1asmvs ~ti EVER coassaf-
nss saeA : betrayal aF she peoples
tnfers as Ia cssasgel sksas "a sab
mh e an fnspssetasa ~ thefg pssktee
fata Ant te o asaelsspgs Statesmen
@Sef aSFe '9 ae@ e~Hstarn*sss as TBS
srasAlp 81 ateklsa fish
vver Setg euslttleA tAsy usas - Zoe
h so@1f ~ woata Say, II tie
M ne esugrsag pN fling
seay an by that sAa tslg sae
Angels
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15

the sapeFiniendency Ia Justice 10
their position oxara this gentleman
ami IN rorrfesy to 0hsrs who may BE-
Applicants u is important thar the
stasernen'x made w the ciflren ~
corrected.
one oshrF point referred 30 By he
Guinea aasy DO noted 10 on~ OF Ito
articles relating 10 the snprrsrtendsnr
ey. II refers 10 VI. ward ~ a
|canadtan democrat We don't knew
fast shar a caaasian democrat Il.
but a. Mr. Ward Is not ard a@ver
ka. been either a Canadian or a
democrat. BE- Dgeaas NOT guilty E0 th@
charge Tse gentleman vas born IN
ioEa % Massachusetts, pssrcntag@,
To be- q desaecrat Va Hns q tisxrae@
aHs in Mr. Warts eass II u nor .rue
u may BE- suftietsng 20 say Ia Sats
~aaanesssgu saA, eight year. tgo when
city eiiis0g ~ a Democratic Galty liz AA.
5~asasrqu@ DE- aecllned see editorial
poslf a0a ,av a@ dsseF AZ asau tsaa thai
~ vas moo a democrat
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15
r+s rRuse aa,srocaAcv

There vas q staf@ tn ys@ sDcfgt Afs
gery ~ rsts csNFntry wGen ulssaey alone
sV@u@d the dssaFs ot society and a fos
eane - yst Gar frura setnS a raing Gs-
sptatd NJ tasasr who psnetraSs tAe 49,
bees saa tasshhonabta Circles of the
barge etrbes AZ the Unises6 States. bas
.sTery observer ef tA@ Situation ts
srrieis sy ra@ TACT that money alone
als nsss ff@ tnfei~nee IN unce bad III
eauu@x DE- said thas the mili@rniAl age
Ia saebesy las arrived When cuitare
Ans. refinement are the passports of
the @tosrr srrnsr~ds eHt assrreaiy II Il
. fxer that these Qualities are dfspgt
ing the power IT raCn~y. Newport VI,
ct@fy has a2s. " rzass BE- admitted
rszae bed a ps3tss wherw IL admits 0nty
the scholarly aud good but any ann
Ser o. families equipped ocly VITA for
tunes ana -pesh~ are slsye 10 testify
saas sh@y eseskt moe eftees ar ensranes
Washington society xhlch ~ at h
this country ~ the alost foaHaopoRisai
has refuses in notable Instances e
seeagnlae ths useFely rich Fortune
are cuEnnsou Ia theee days A million
aiFp III u big city attracts no attea
tIaa far there sFa TOO FaaHy az ttseya
Ntsh ,ae gress increase III fortune
tn tbs Last t~ensg years the RACKS 9
society have kaen titled sit
multi miiltonalses AHa monsy y az
yually couIfane But intelligence -
ncasi,a and xsrtse snn are ssiI
vaen sna s~esctety 40 quickly stIfsiFei
ttAFns tv0sn the merely rteh TO @eleokgs
the anas8as I'm Faslnefnehr Meme
ITSELF. with the opportunities II give
for sa@east5a aass travel. has aa
soa1sshsag ID 90 e4ta she caan8F y
coarse eas anefh.e cause has bss.
lthm fset that even the desplsat poo
na@ AatkGna rich
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15

= asnnxe basg os NssasagtUn has
aea presented 10 congress BY France
Tn* clay Eag~tes o tbs hHss shea ii
a Fepfaea e2 she original destroyed In
sA@ frs NJ tsSt MAS fspsfmt 10 ms latass
&C AHgkass ssst 4 frvsA ease las heca
Eaa Fsaaew IN aef gifts ia shts
ssssaaary N tAe ssatsss og Lafayette.
Fire aaaaAeaw anst sk&s hstss 0f Nashsak-
fsm has sa~a aAare spvsGnasp tm AtF
aesewtSers taaa GeFsnAns wAseA eaa.eE
sktt ssaaafrY sssssw staahsaFSassa aeat ay
presenting a sssFae * F~r~8sriek sAs
esrvaf.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15

Las Nswss ss Il Ssata se aaan
@sx~ aas fwa e,sasshsatEs tssF tire
affsre az teTvsaoritl seAssal sspartn,
saasIsas. provided ssavsvax,r 0tsre
~aAs - make > esssgs Tesss
sepeanrs ave prsg y U MeNarY
aast Frae C w W'ar8. astA ~ tAe
Jss Ewxsa efgeB
So saYs 10 @isEsrial paragraph ia
AsasGsgs A~ssaaaeass Casi1wa IL
twu wkve p9se~s ID ne saaae tsaw@
tse cttiTsn paAiisAsx 4 slazsac state
mt asH saEs sssess ss~ ~ aaas
saazas ~ssAs axe Nr NsSasy lyfaFmssss
gAe esslsar III eA@ cMAsea -persoasaIy
sAas ~ kast mspsp h@@w a eanase tw
ske ss snd shat sAseea sa4 never
sa 4 fSe ~sen H. xaaa4 save a.
ewpkess the as. asessng Il 3 Aa# seva
gesa%repi hEms We Hagsea 81 saah
4iess sspsssa regrss taat aaeA a
uaAs@A4aax sEaanmmt shoa1& Bare
A~sa sssAe ~ hAs eas~ re state
naesys SHADE - Mr. Haxasz = SOW &C.
Nersssd W. ueNary i aee aaw Aas4
sever Aas eeen 4 eAasee ase ~ e
fsw a srraasAl ewsef fess
= u
S. A. wasa ass
~ u 4 wesa aresa Be pss x
tsFr wsnssaa {
Il ~@a ss@ - septs IA
weaA tg ~ r-ssssss ~~Spr-y tke acft
ealgg ussa ne~s eaenF AZ tae
eaeasarx Il - teFssaxv yery @sa A.
les toe ssAA ~ CT Chxve~ W.
wsra sses s. SavxFuow sh&s ~
Ga se w@A rs - = sarsv "a a seaa
ne sr rs vaeaa pas6shoa amt ssk
ed Fs&s BIS @Asam xftsaraaa Ms
hss 300 ssag a@ss nnw r y
res a ~ he pace
Tic as@re - rs sa<a Psatiou
IS ssvtasa & pa nssrs~
ta e ee easaa ssgw esf ne edssges
of ghe 0uN hax as especial IRA
sa sr sass - -
E4stsr % tAxassg sa
ns 0Pk as Is
as assz Nam =
~ se Ntu
a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15

,Ioe "a case ~ doubt II Il TIE sec
oaA phase az the siIl which has efRssa
ths ceposi,ion 90 che part ~ the cpaa
panies
Fire Insurance companies are al
ready tsxs-s and though this BAL sill
compel them "a pay soxasvhat more,
still " has mst Nth 40 oatscfsou frocn
theEa. The complaints have coule
nlsinly FROM the life insurance. people,
TA~y DO a o~astue-s yesrly Ia New
Msxica amounting 90 over halt A ssit
lea dollars h prsmtams and on thls
business hare heretofore paid not GA
ceat ~ tan The saxes os a New Mex
lcD merchant GDaas that mHcS Business
( would Amocat TO egite a neaS sam for
ae wulsa have tangible property t6ai
coald he reached b. the cnliectoe,
while the insurance. company has no
Visible property Ia the tsrritcry 10
mset thts aEnGs&Ioas c9raiFI0u iAe
r~ges@nt eikl provides thar each tn-HF
arcs rnElRary EiGst pay 10 the terri
rory y@aFiy . per csat IN gross pre-
miEazs received In Ssw Mexico A.
the total premiums considerably cx
ces4 n nlllEion dollars Ii Is easy 70 s~l
shas the yearly rax frosn tails fsasgrs Of
tAs bfIl alone ~ill anaoaEi 10 over
$50 .aGG. and the rsyenue from fees
VIII Increase that amount OF thii
raoasy 81 500 goss sor satary ard ex
pens@s o frhe department. $3.50 foT
support OF the sartoas fire cc1- ssantes
and the balance Is used for territorial
Purposes
TIE authors OF the bal state that i
shoala esrsainly net the territory iron
$4,000 10 3Isd@s9. a sum not TO Be de
splsed La sh. present high condlsicn o
taxes.
The bill will not increase the cos
90 Insurance. ExpssieEee Ia otse
states has taught this Tbs rates y
Colorado today are less than 10 Me-
Mexico
Tas argument that business canno
s4 taxed because the eoss rs tssrea
Increased is noveL- II this appfies
Insurance com tsaniRs Why not go t1stf
En- and say the grocer must nor D
saxed because he will sherp6y b. cor
regled TO raise the price 81 g-oceEse
ID Erect shs added expense
Iagaraace legislation has I0as bee
a b. word vi Santa Fe CeFtstn po4t't
I sans have Derived the greater part
! sheEr gneSsns ny htaHaiaily hoi5ing 9
the companies strh ths threat Of sac
saw TAs Optic II glad to se@
' clean hsw efsanEy passed
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15
vrg stll

Tae h&u passas By tie Legislature
establishing an IasaTance &egaFtnssr'
= ass ns4vss gsasbaa Saeh aevarf.
aseess AAye hmva sstaNlfsss4 10 nearfy
Al ~ the stss& ~ sA@ wssca - Ae
rssass hare ~ea gratifying 10 tss
p~opls TIE az sss psssea Il nsoses
ss 81 nae ssagute a Crsar2asa wisa
sc@s changes 90 sals eHr diffvrsas
S9natAaas Us gssrp@s are two frs
- rexahass lnsssaHce rompaifs ana
st tAem 80 msks saea ssAseaseaSs
sst sua - saea asestlg&tlazs A.
as sasistY tie saps rsntsaseeg q tasr
s~vereg ans se~css 20 TAI tsm ~
etAer bussHess Il iaxe.I
TAe nfss sasposs was eaay a
dsay rsaeAsa ~ fe oti az aasss
sa<a y@,g siaususs were mss Is
ne uversi saF. ard IN IRIS IS
.srect he psNat hw stnpr an
~ rawr uaa'ee as8 aras los
sa
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15

railway s~qairranc show NJ a feature
In sA~ Industrial group with Gan.
atian Plrifieg Wisconsin Csn1rat AMI
the ; stocks prominent Ia TIE r. r
list. Th@ resumption 0t Legislature
s@rvts results ID a large anlos1nt OF
a-asgaess Pools cortfrra active IN
tlabeF perspective ssslz@~ Toe absence
ns che pHAlis pesv@S market entirely
In Ehe hands Of professionals. The
sEFoag feature 70 Is is the fac sEaI
Sol&sTs oe saoek$ apparently have uc
Special desire ,o parg sfgA their hoa3
Eugs eren af Ehsse aavaaces prices
The marked ACTS we'll and seems sg
earrans ths hSet skat stocks ars
sefFG a Darshss~ on reactions
LEVY BROS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15
chseass crar ara p~.sion.

CHICAGO FeA f5-wneat-M&y
fts IS Jajy Ia4 - Sep 81 IS
Corpgeh. az II. uay. 81 Ia Ia
Il r go ~. sept. ~ IA
naa geb On - NAV St 1855
Ialy. al ss@tg Sept. = 49,
Rsfs H S9Ts MAJ S&@
Ialy. sasa
Laga~Fs@ see@ Mas. s-as %.
y. tie ask
ste@-FTe ss7ss May $50 lslg-
see. bid
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15

I could hare rlised 'sa pounds og weight
tgsm The y'p4rI chs para was 80 sesere.
Thls wa. nay g0niigiaa when I 5egaa u.s-
Ing Deans hktaer Pulls. They 4GicSiy
relieved w. ami aow ! sa aevec srpGblei
a. ! was NJ bask i srronE and I can
walk or rp5s a bass tassaass and tsei IgsE
as strong a. I did Ew~ensy-ive years ara.
| thias 80 rasea cs Ivan's Kidasg Pils
thar I have given ~1ssuppsy % the rerasdy
10 sonie OF my astEhbprs an3 they hfv.
ALSO tosaaa Soc.l r~salrs. IL yS9 eaE ,Sfr
anything from this rambling aoss 1hss
VII be q any ssrvsfs TO ySs- er to any
oce suffering frDc. kidney sro1bse. ysu
ARE AZ EXeerty to DO So
A FREE TRIAL ef shis great kiAnsy
medicine vhich cured Mr.. Csrtsa will b.
Elailed ca ippbeisSaa 10 Any part OF the
Cnired States. As,irsss Fssser-N ~ rbusn
Co. Bafabe. " r. S,sst BY al dealers
pcsee. fifty cents pee wax
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15

WOr@sEs clubs are ssnAfug to esa,
gross protests against the passage d
the Ssgl providing for 'he wtsppins
pssst fos atfe spsatars In the Istssrgc,
Of craunabia- They arn afraid THAI ths
rettned ana gaatiemanly wife Asases
aasy b. degraded Florists. to,. Ii 4
sais sye protesting On the grsagna shaI
saelF sales wtls BE- ss.rbsassy taiaFss
II wife b%sssers are whgppsss Instead ID
h@fnw sens no faGg
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15
.sMARkEB

TAs fsthsw{ax S@s YarT *taNk aansassns'
y - received b. t@vg gsEss assesrs "a
~ 81 gaasssf af TrsAa rssaas Z AMI a. Gr@sifsa'
Rssssk h. sssa9asa3 Ehe1a NJ La, Vegas R@az4
~ sys~r sfs-sr eswa prsvsas wtss~ tsSrs Nss
Yea gsissArs An4 ga9sassata ~pr1h3s ssrys
sr4.rsa4sss a she aruss 20 Essaa A. gsykn Ses
/ Ysrs ASH Gs8sxa na#eabegs Sssa NssA -1aes
gsshange aas8 gssg8va Ssnsrs4 nf TraHtey sast
VI M A flsss A ea fssas~rs sast k~rp4ssTs ssssss-
reNts sarsmgs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15

j. b Cor.sn.
f1rEaer ani laHs.
beraGR. OF
lpsvpe. y c.
says Il suffer
e,i sgr Ysars
With ny sack.
II was - -
saar I ceabt
d walk any
distance uor
even ride =
easy hgggy. I
do Tor h.itsgA
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15

Kaa WAshiaxspa fire department ~,
spaaaes wisA four engine companies
tso trucks and u water toser To tAs
alarm gtrsa by a coca On NJ street
sho had sslew "a she hruakfass t3sI
ss#ak I'm baFn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15

Rae~ saiests tn this es~ansry is mot
~ marked nss Mss eysry city ana
tosa 10 rs eossasry kas mo<e scsool
chEisren snan ssas-n hssTifiaks Id
whhch TO Asaxssss sheYa.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15
See Ysr. Sec l.stsr.

NEsw S0Rk gea i&-Tse RArses
s-ex~lEx sasoaS q Essf1s lgrsSaiar In
SPOTS as Ga tas xaoss > @sede1y
stFeng @nAer5nce steel stock ani
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15
WEDNESDAY. F'EsaCaRY rs 1896

TIE rops' srusr WIS given plenty u
sss- s.a srrorflag ia srs.ssrian hama
it~-sf.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15

The sasssu~ eSrrt h&s made saS
s~-f trust iosat vac sfasaharssr steak
rssn IL the srievs hsysns been eat.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15

Tom iAssnu says be Is ttrs,s of N
sM Many psr0as wonl,t nor assie~x to
his saktnx a god long r~sa.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-15
Ten Pounds.
Dona's Kidney Pstss Brosxss Ssresgsh
sna ttesrh % the S~usservs, Nah
ing him Feed r~eaey.Fsse
Wears Younger.

Sch ki1ssys cause a weak. lam %
aching hack. rr1 a weak hack makes
a weak man. Can't BE- vel ana srrocs
until ,h- .hlrsys sFs cured Treat them
wisa Deans NsifeY Plus. Here's tSe
tssfElocy u one z,aa cured
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
foreanger by a half-blind doctor. Now

forefinger by half-blind doctor. Now 1t seems like a good joke.
 I early found myself becoming intro spective, and analysing my emotions and thoughts. l do not say that all specuia- tors do, for some of my friends have the successfully reckless manner of accom- plished horsemen. Often I have envied them their happy -go-lucky temperaments, their care-free dispositions.
 Often before making my first trade feel thes mae momentary reluctance ex- perienced when about to take cold water plunge. A shudder and it is all over. After that the Fascination of it all has grasped you. Men stick to it after their physicians order them to quit Take -
 -. who contracted tuberculosis He would not go away. but came to the Board every day until he was too weak to stand. Even then he came down to his office, and he almost died there. Again, -. too, had tuberculosis of the lungs. He went to Colorado and was getting better. but came back in the win ter against the advice of his physicians. He was ripe for pneumonia, and it killed him. Stock spectators are sufferers from nervous diseases, diabetes and kidney trouble: the Wall street kidney. believe, would be a joke to several physicians if 1t were not so very serious mat ter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08

echagen nHnd Bags as al hmh nd nor Hands mdSu ealer % Heather floral a h amefW WomnSMd
 
 -8n rbrvnwar sgnea oneanftd wndnng
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
WIN OR LOSE.
How It Feels to Be specuIator on
 New York Stock Exchanqe.

Tn the Worlds Work nameless spec ulator tells some of his experiences in ''trading' on the New York stock ex- change and describes the sensa tions of winning and losing, and the other inci- dents of the nervous gamble for wealth Ion margins" He writes:
 The life is one of earning ones bread and butter by the sweat of ones brow I have found that there is no particular exultation in winning, but there is q momentary feeling of relief and exhilira- tion In taking a loss.
 Many times I have longed to be worker in a more constructive field To wear smiling countenance when you lose your money in uphill fight may be natural to some men. but it was hard for me to acquire the habit
 In my first year. I smiled on occasions when the smile pained me as much as 1t did when I was youngster and had to have the barb of a fishhook cut out of my
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
A Tip From the Bench.
he Pbiladelphia Ledger.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
 ''When Judge Mccoy was on the tench for the northern district of Georgia, the attorneysnip of which the President has offered Representative Carter Tate said a Georgia representative, "a young law yer secured the attention of the judge and told him that he wished postpone ment of case in which he was to ap- pear for the defendant. The case was one of simple moonshining. but the law yer contended that 1t would take several hours for the argument.
 TT can understand all you will have to say in an hours time, said the judge.
 "I am satisfied shall take fully eight hours in my argument contended the lawyer.
 Very well, have your own way; but 1t will take the prisoner about three years to tell why he employed you"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Dressed In Style
 For Sl6.75

Not only in style, but in real S25 suit-splendidly tailored of fine broadcloths, cheviots. mannish gray mixtures and novelty mixtures, in the new shades of green, plum, wine red, blue and black. The swagger AS and so in. tight-fitting models, single or double breasted. Notched or shawl collar of velvet, or inlaid collarless effects. Skirts side pleated, wide flare and flounee effects. Misses as well as women can be perfectly fitted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08

an immense fortune to anyone who may go into the business. This sounds ridic- ulous, of course. but 1t is precisely the sort of argument that is constantly be- ing presented in the seductive prospect uses of speculative schemers. In my judg- ment. the man who would go into the pumpkin speculation would succeed ninety-nine times out of one hundred while his chances of success in any of the get-rich-quick schemes so widely ad- vertised would be one In thusand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
HIGHEST TYPES OF DRESS ELEGANCE
Superb Tailored Suits for $33

The exquisite Princess" Suits, this Falls most aristocratic and adorable creations, are among them. Likewise the cleverest of the new 50-in. tight-ftting models and the swellest styles in the medium and short lengths. The materials are the finest foreign weaves. such as French broadcloths, cheviots, man nish gray mixtures. serges, etc. in the most charming shades of Alice blue, heliotrope. reseda and myrtle green, plum, red, blue and black.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Get Rich Quick In Pumpkins.
I,eslie's Weekly.

Jasper in Leslie's WeekIy.
 Why don't the "get-rich-quicks" start in and raise pumpkins? A news dispatch the other day told of a Jersey farmer who, from one pumpkin-seed. had grown a vine one hundred feet long containing thirty-three pumpkins. weighing in all about 1000 pounds As pumpkin-seeds can be bought fora few cents an ounce, and as one seed will produce thusand pounds of pumpkin. 1t Is easy to calculate. ac- cording to the get-rich-quick method, that q invested in pumpkin-seeds will yield
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Children s Cravenette
 Coats.

For a long time we have been trying to induce manu- lecturers to make a line of Raincoats for the little ones at last we have succeeded all colors are shoWn-dark and light-sizes from 4 to IA years. Prices from S4.9S up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Mrs. wIn.Iow's Soothing syrup.

The best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. winslow' . Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind. Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS PERFECT SUCCESS Y sOOTHS the CHILD, sOF'TENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN. CURES WIND COLIC. and b twenty-five cents q bottle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Stunning Imported TailOr-Mades Duplicated for Less
 Than Half.

And as we imported the model ourselves, exclusiveness is cer- oainty. Finest imported French broadcloths, in Autumn's richest shades of red, plum, wine, reseda and myrtle green, blue and black. The Coat in eton blouse style, trim med with panne velvet, ser- pentine effect with soutache braid edges and deep girdles. Skirt fash toned in the most pleasing fan pleated effect with serpentine tln- ish. And, think, these coo 60 stunning suits for only. VZUIUU
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
$9.05 Fancy Evening
 Waists.

These waists are all that most particular dressers could desire. Your dressmaker couldn't please you any better. Fashioned of cream or white dotted net and lace, or messaline and crepe de chine; exquisitely hand embroidered, lace insertion or medallion trimmed; fas- tened front or back; with long or elbow sleeves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
A Word to the
 Wise.

When you hear competing mer- oh ants tout themselves as " One Price, , with emphasis on the One,- and then when they can't sell you-offer you the goods at any old price
 Look Out!
 There s areason and The Ready to Wear Store is the reason.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Sl4.95 Coats.

These are splendid example of the superior value The Ready-to- Wear Store" gives in medium priced garments. The materials are al1-wool tan coverts, black eheviots and broadcloths, of qualities that usually enter only into Sls.50 and s2O coats. Mannish effects in three-quarter and seven-eiqhth lengths. Tight-fltting front and back, box front, swell Paddocks with mannish coat sleeves and jauntiest empire effects. Body lined, unlined with finished seams, or al-sill< lined.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
S4.95 Waists
 of Black Silk

Charming, chic, clever styles made of fine taffeta, chiffon taffeta, peau de soie, Louisine and fine veilings. Some beautifully tailor stitched, pIeated, tucked and shirred. Others most fanciful creation, with yoke effects, lace trimming and hand embroideries. All perfec- fitting models and exceptional walt ues at S4.95.