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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04
SWIFT JUSTICE
Uninterrupted by Technicalities and
Unnecessary Delays.

1t is announced from Baton Rouge
that Ben Wallace and Ben Jones, ne
groes, were convicted yesterday by
Jury. These two negroes were indicted
a week ago for the murder of Conduc-
tor Hall of the Texas and Pacific rail-
way, Saturday, January 80.
As reported, after eight minutes de-
liberation, the jury brought i'll verdict
of guilty in the first degree followed by
the death sentence, execution to be fixed
for an early date.
Hall was murdered in West Baton
Rouge. The negroes were hastened into
the penitentiary to escape lynching.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04
Ogerin VIM. : Okra VIM.

oSefil w IN. !. Okra w III.
Potter J =; Patterson Daniel; Phillips
l.. B.; Pilgoes Tom; Perkins =, Pace
K. B.; Perdomo Simon: Poliako4 Ike
Raymond F. J.
Steane Walter; Stell S. W; Smith
G. c.: Silverstein & Co.: Setrnart
Head; Seelly Tads: Seay W. A.: San
doz L. T.. Stone l.. F Smith Willie
Sautora Selno
Turney James: Thompson Chas. X. ;
Taylor Rev. \. J.: Taylor Frank Tru-
xillo Tony z
Vanmn c.; Valentine w NJ
Welsh R B.; Wheeler Robert; Will
son j.: Wade Zeno P; Munger NJ. ;
Wilson DR. W. G.; White Litley: Will
liams R. B.: Williams Louis Wells
Modem; Winchell -: Wilder Merten
R. Worley Ed Ward James Ed; Wise
A. H.. Walker J. c.; Wright H. W.; :;
Williams Harry b Westley Hop;
Watson Ernest
Zagar Vinko
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04
WITHOUT AN AUDITOR
The Election of Such an Official Is Be-
ing Considered.

1t has been stated that it is pro-
grammed to offer Mr. Thurmond, re-
Gently deposed ah Auditor of the City
in summary and SO to speak arbitrary
decision, a reinstatement on his accept
ance of salary of SIS per month.
The Caucasian is not the champion of
Mr.. Thurmond, but such suggestion
is ridiculous, and it is safe to say he
will not accept it.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04
THE DEAL.nODGE CASE
Is Judge Murff's Ruling in Conflict with
the Decision of the Supreme Court?

Interest is being intensified in the
Deal-Hodge case, over what is claimed
to be an error of Judge Murf in his de-
cision Wednesday. 1t is held that Judge
Murff's decision quashing the jury and
in dismissing the proceedings is in con-
flict with decision of the Supreme
Court.
A motion for new hearing will be
argued next Saturday. Should the cast
he reinstated it will be tried by jury
in drawing which there will be provided
the fullest compliance with every lega
requirement.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04
SPEAK WELL OF THE TOWN.


1t is good thing for every man,
woman and child TO speak a good word
for their town and country as often as
opportunity for doing SO present them
selves and if such opportunities do not
present themselves, it will not be amiss
to go out in search of them Speaking
good word for ones town and country
will do the speaker good. even if itdoes
no one else good .-Guardian Journal
1t is just as easy to speak we'll of the
town as to know it In Shreveport
there are KNOCKERS" whose knocking
has been a detriment to Shreveport. 1t
is fact that investors have come and
after viewing the advantages have been
so favorably impressed as to have an
.nounced a readiness to invest. but have
recalled such intention and departed
after having been discouraged by the
knockers.
In Dallas everybody speaks we'll of
Dallas. To Dal!asites Dallas is the
greatest and the hn1y city on earth.
n n1Cn DTf-..~
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04
PARISH B0NDo
To the Amount of twenty-five Thous-
and Dollars Retired Today.

1t may be of general interest to report
that there was retired today by the
president of the Police Jury AMI the
Finance Committee $4,000 of the bonds
of the Parish of Caddo issued several
wears since for account of the jail.
There are 10000 bonds of the parish
outstanding, to meet which there is
about $4,000 reserved in the interest
and sinking fund 1t is safe to say that
all these bonds will have been retired
before the Police Jury's term of Office.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04
RIVER AND WEATHER.

This morning opened partly cloudy :.
River: Arthur City, Texas, GO, fall
of OF; Lewis Ferry, Texas, SO; White
Cliffs. Ark. 20 fall of o.3; Fulton
Ark, 80. fall of OF; Spring Bank,
Ark. so: Shreveport. La. o.2 fall
|of or.
I Weather forecast for Shreveport and
vicinity: Partly cloudy weather tonight
and Friday; warmer tonight.
River forecast: A Slight change or fall
will occur at and above Shreveport dur
ing the next q hours.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04
WILLIAM F. RAMSEY DEAD.

A telegram from Lake Charles states
that William E. Ramsey, one of the
pioneer lumber men of this State, died
at Los Angeles, Cal, yesterday, where
he has been residing of late years. He
organized the Bradley Ramsey Company
of Calcaseu two years ago and sold out
his interest for $2,5oo,ooo. removing at
once to California.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04
FOR SALE.

The Police Jury of Caddo Parish,
Louisiana, offers for sale the fat boat
recently built and used as ferry boat
at Red Bluff on Bayou Pierre, on the
DeSoto side. Bids to be opened at next
meeting of the Police Jury, the second
Thursday in February 1909.
JULES DREYFUSS, Pres.
Al. DURINGER, Clerk.
January II, 1909:
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04
HENRY FESTERVAN ACQUITTED

HENRY FES ERV AN ACQUII Ed
After several days of trial by jury
with District Judge T. F. Bell. Henry
Festervan was acquitted yesterday after
noon. He was tried on the indictment
of cutting jeff Hoffe at Myrtis. The
two young men quarreled over trivial
matter at dance at Myrtis.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04
THE LETTER LIST.


The following is 4 list Of letters re
naming uncalled for in the Shrevepor
postof6ce for the week ending Thursda,
February !, 1909. A charge of one cent
will be made for each piece of mai
advertised. When calling for these let
ters please say Advertised" giving the
mail may be secured by having you'
mail addressed to street and number.
date of advertisement. Free delivery oi
LADIES LIST.
Adams Mrs. Vernon; Adams Miss
Liza; Anthony Mrs. Francis.
Byrd Pearl; Broom Matte; Blanks
Miss Arceola; Barhill Mrs. Francis
Burns Miss Ella: Blackman Miss Cam
mile.
Darlington Miss Leslie; Campbell
Miss Clara; Campbell Mrs. f. B.
Dennard Miss Ollie.
Edwards Miss Mamie
Farmer Mrs F. L.: Flynn Bette ::
Fisher Mrs. Cornelia.
Gooden Missouri Gentry Miss Ma
bel: Gordon Mrs. -: Gardner Miss
Fannie; Griggs Miss Deley.
Hatman Miss Slaranie: Harris Mary !;
Halstead Martha 2 Hills Mrs. Mary :;
Hall Miss Minnie NJ; Hank Miss
Mood: Hunter Pennie: Harrison Miss
Miss Minnie L.: Harnet Miss Bette !;
Ham,nar Mrs E. r.
Johnson Nancy: Jernigan Mrs. Mat
lie: Johnson Mrs Maria; Jones Mrs.
H. =: Johnson Mrs II. F.. Johnson
Ida; Johnson Mrs. Dora; Jackson Mrs.
J. F.. Jones Annie Jean Madam.
Kindrick Miss Mana; kincher Har-
riet; Kelley Miss Tome; Kendall Sam:
Kerley Mrs John S.
Laf1te Mrs Virginia: Lucas Miss
Minnie: Laseter Mrs W. D.; Lafitte
Mrs. Sophia; Little Mrs. Kate; Lee
Callie Lucas Miss Ernmer
Moss Miss Mary; Marys Miss Mary
Ellen; Mason Mary; Murphy Mrs. Hat
tie photo: Morris Miss Agnes; Martin
Miss Blanche: Mathews Alice; Morris
Miss Agnes: Markham Miss Azzerene:
More Enamore NJ. =: Miller Mrs. En-
mer: Maner Miss Ellen: McGlothin
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04
sHREVEPOR. MARKET.

The market closed easy, 1-16 of.
Receipts $40 bales.
Sales to factors none.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04

Olivan Mrs. Willie.
Peeues Miss Willye: Porter Susan
Price Mrs. Olive L. 2; Poke Miss Ne
lev: Prenatt Mr. H. G.
Reese Mrs. R. c.; Robinson Matte;
Richard Mrs Ida; Reed Miss Adl'ne: :
Russell Estelle: Russell Miss Carrie;
Reed Miss Fern.
Smith Miss Lille; Singleton Miss
Sallie; Spankrs Sallie; Smith Mrs
Nora: Sherman Miss Ada; Sykes Miss
Addie: Simon Ellen; Sloan Mrs. J. L.;
Spillman Dora: Scovill Mrs. Alice r !;
Stuart Mrs. F. A.: Scott Miss Ella ;
Smith aMiss Annie E.; Sanlin Mrs
Alice.
| Thurman Mrs. Mahala: Thomas Mrs.
Savannah; Upton Mrs Regina: Tomas
Miss Alice; Tomlin Mrs. Adge; Thom-
as Miss Willis.
Walker Miss L.. Wilson Miss S. F.;
Wimborne Mrs. S. s.; Williams Mrs
Elmer; Wasuton Georgia; White Mrs
lG. D.: Wassam Mrs. Jessie; Williams
Mrs. Bette; Walker Elizabeth; Wooe
Mrs. W. R.
i Youree Miss R. R.; Yairette Mrs
Jennie.
oaMT11MENS LIST.
i Aichnison H.: Allbritton Alb.
Patterson Wm.: Brown M. X: Ben
. nett N. H.; Began L. NJ. Boyd. Gail
: Brown J. L.: Bastian John B.; Bar
: man J. W. Brothine c. w.; Bell A
B.: Benton L. A.: Blackman H. NJ. 2
Borton c. F.; Bing Goder.
Cherry Henry; Conway Geo; Coope
ARTHUR Carter Bob; Cado Produce Co.
claiborne Allen: Chadwell H. NJ; Ca,
;. Ilvle: Cabina Ricardo R.; Cummell
e Rosina.
o Dolon John c.: Docket Will.
J. Fields Leroy: Finks Jains: Fletch'
= Criss; Fleming R. H.
+ Getzler Rev. JOS; Garrett Rober
i Green NJ. A.: Gunnyhill R. A.: Gree
r Rev. NJ. G.: Gerney Hiery: Green lri
a Hagan Charles; Hewitt Geo.: Ham
If ton Otis: Holland J. X. pkg; Hopp
ii Walter E: Hunt Charley; Hayden l.
ID Hurbert George; Howlinworth Jane
in Hughes Simon.
is ZONES DR.. W. D.: Johnson Bi
Id James DR.. -.
ce Kregor Howard: Kolerd Clfto
ar King r. j.: Killmer w. H.; Keel
James.
Lewis Edd: Kazo Mileno G.: Lit
ID Oscar; Little Ausker; Law Will.
~ Mccall Wm.; McCann Roberd: NJ
ry lins R. P: Murrah Robert: McCla'
r. han Frank: Moore E. c.; McFarla
mt c. E.; Nelson A. NJ. 2: Marks
he Fader; Martin Y. M; MsDonald -
iai Nun J. H.: National Clio. Co.; n
son Charles G.; Ninston Robert.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04
COTTON MARKET

Shreveport, La, Feb. 4. 1909.
Office of The Caucasian,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-04

F 4 RLANCHAKD
Notary Public.
Having examined the above and fore
yoinp act OF inforcation and finding
nothing therein contrary to law, / ap-
-,roye same this the 9Th day Of Janu-
,rv 1000 J. NJ. POSTER.
District Attorney.
Endorsed: File end recorded lanu-
ary 5. 1909 y LIZ
Clerk and eA-OH.io Recorder
State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Csddo:
I hereby certify that the above and tore
going is true and correct cory 0; INC
original act, as the same &c" s2pea's
on file and of record il my z':.!ce- I'Vssa
under my hand and 5eat OF oisacs THIS
6th day Of J,nuary 1900
F. A. LEONARD,
|,-7 Clerk and ex-Ofieic Recorder.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
Huizinza-Mafhewson.

Al Argyle, Washington, D. c., on Wednesday, tbe eighth of December. at twelve o'clock, Faith TfnmDalI, the only daughter of DF. Arthur Mcclellan Mathewson, and the Reverend Arnold Y C. r. I3a.kinga were married by DF. J. IL De Yfies of Saybrook, Connects cut. eonnlryman and old friend of the grogIa'.. Miss Mathcwson wore white chiffon cloth over white satin, tsimuted ust'i siiNer ard 9 fulie veil caught wish otaHe U.asoms. -i.e was attended by Miss beebe of 1be np. son, Connecticut. as bridesmaid. vino wore gown of bordered blue niessaiine and blDe hal with pink plumes. She carried Killarney roses. It was quiet house wedding. Only relatives and very near friends asked.
 The house was charmiDgly decorated with palms and rose-colored carna- tions. Followed by her bridesmaid with MT. W. w. Malhewson. who acted as groomsman, the bride entered the drawingroom with her father where the ceremony was performed. After . most delightful breakfast MT
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17

William Miller, until Is years ago . ragged newshoy on the streets of Pitts burg, recently signed contract to sing the leading tenor role in the Munich Royal Opera, at $ls,0oo. One day the sweet tones of the newshoy, while lead ing a chorus of his companions, were heard by music teacher, and the re- suit was he was sent abroad 10 study.
 Poor little Finland, after long, vain struggle to msintain it's entity of inde- pendence, k by the rapaeity of Russia, te become one of It's provinces. II will have a few deputies in the Russian Donma, instead of its own Diet.
 Governor Weeks has appointed Ei. gar ]. noolistle, of MeEiden, to be Rail- road commissioned, 10 succeed the late o. II. tyler.
 The National Association for the Study anu Prevention of Tuberculosis declares that II every county or town shin should erect an institution for the Treatment of indigent eases of consump- lion. this aiseass would be wiped out In . few years.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
Methodist Chgrch Notes.

The stereopticon lecture on "The Other Wiseman" given in the church last Friday evening was very interest Ing and much enjoyed by those pres. ent.
 This year Christmas will be observ- cd in the handay school by Christ. mas tree and short concert given.1 fr the church pariors on the evexj( If n Dee. 24. The program will - m chsrr, Of Louis hasley, the bseccratlons i, charge of Ms, D, Kn,,h.,, .na n,. sentation oi the gift <, r M Arnold
 Friday evening sunday sehoo board will aoii ,uan ,o, m. a,., .'o'' VI o,'.',, - %, a Ae home of Superin tendent D. B. oiber, school street, al s'''"' VI" he same evening th. '.''o ''e''"s ',st with Miss Edna shel "o'' ''s '7' ''' street. Saturday after ''oe' as ioek the A. Els will meel "''' " ,. B. Gilbert.
 s,per and Christmas sale held ,"'' ing under the auspices ot the
 "N League was n gratifying sue .s1 An appetizing supper was serv' '" | charge of Mrs. F. l.. Wood, the ,a @ work table was presided over by ~" Ethel Clark and the candy table " Hiss Grace Bennett. At the close :" he supper short entertainment tgiven by Louis Rattey on Eugene 'ns'.iis. An interesting sketch of his '" was given and Mr. Battey reciled
 number of his poems in highly style, among them be. The Bow-legged Boy, Little Roy Blue, The Naughty Doll, The Hay-stack Parlor, and When l Was Mary's Beau, he also sang two songs from the same authors poems. The proeeeds of the affair were %io.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17

and Mrs. liuizinga departed on an ex- tended tour. They expect 10 sail shortly Tor Europe. AiB. HuixiHSa wore dark blue suit and large brown hal.
 VI fs. Eiaxden, Miss Rich, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Gady, Edward Cady, Jr.; Augustus -iiiiman Blagden, captain Of the crew, Yale 1901, now manager of steel works In Chester, Pennsylvania, his wife, who was Miss Anne Wash ington Of Tennessee; Thomas BIagden, IT,, Of New York; il, IT, Dia3den, E. D. Z. Blagden, Donald Bagdea : Washington; MT. Ernest Moore, the eminent British artist who came to this country commissioned to paint a portrait of MT. Bryce, the British Am bassador; and Mrs. Moore, who was Miss Maud Blagden of Yorkshire; Miss Hermann Of New Haven, who was al Bfyn Mawr with Miss Mathewson. Mir. and Mrs. Edward Clement, Mrs. De Vries, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. sheppard 1f Brookiy and Mrs. Bcebe were pres- mt.
 Miss Mathewson received beautiful presents, including silver, round and lat, pearl necklace, and other lovely things. One of the most prized, n pic. ture by Mir. Moore.
 Miss Matnewson adhered to the pleasant custom of having wedding cake In boxes.
 About nine hundred announcements were sent oat.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
tra., oMc~ ses~s.

Another civil service examination for position of postmaster at West Thompson, Is called for January sth, 1910, 10 he held al the Putnam post office.
 The street letter boxes have just re- cei,ed fresh coat of pains, ,ithe regala ton color being green.
 Mali your christmas gifts early ia SC eurely wrapped parcels. To secure the mercantile rate, parcels must not con- tain any written messages.
 Frank S. Letters, postmaster.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
Baptist Church Notes

The ladies will hold their annual Christmas sale of fancy articles, hand painted china, home made candy, &c., in the Assembly Room of the church, Friday, December l7th, opening at S o'clock. From 5 10 ten cent hot baked bean supper will be served, also ice cream.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17

nr. Goodwin smith, one of the ablest citizens ols Canada. while not advocat- ing aaneNations says: "That which | think seems the dictate ol nature, or likely as such to come 10 pass, Is the voluntary union ot the two great Eng. llsh-spca king gcnsnmunities on this con tinent. for their mutual benefit and se- cnrils. Social fusion seems to he al read, pretty complete. '
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17

day and night Ihe form en Eje6. Nothing helped me od I)oAn's Ointment. II <zfuanoptly -"-ilon. John 0Jos, &ifard. Ala.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
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1beir's q the Patriot

ng to Order No. @y7 of Dfice Department subscri- bc indebted to a newspa- han one year and still have mi to them at the second The order reads as follows: rhte time will be allowed 1o secure renewals Of sub ut unless subscriptions are aeoct6 nfter the term for
 o pnid, within the follow
 I0 three months.
 within One Year,
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SOUTHERN RY. PAYS
sa3,51o STATE TAX

Several big payments Of Georgia
state taxes on corporations for the
year 1909 have come to the treasury
during the past few days. adding to
the golden store already there from
several days remittances.
The Southern Railroad company
check for $S3.51025 was received
Thursday, covering the taxes dye iron
that read on it's franchise and prop
erty fa Georgia for the year. Th'
ocean Steamship company RENTS
312,172.16 to cover the years taxes
other remittances are as follows:
Augusta Railway and Electric COM
pany. s4,S5s.30; American Telegraph
& Telephone company, $l,SlS72;
gainesville Midland railroad, 1854
%: Macon, Dublin and Savannah rail
way, s3.633.25: Western Union Tele
graph company. $4.oss.5s.
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LEGISLATURE TO
MEET WEDNESDAY
HOWEVER, 1T WILL ONLY BE THE
SURVIVORS OF 1ss4-s5 in
SOCIAL INTERCOURSE

On next Wednesday the general as
semply win convened
Don't get excited now, because Gov
erBor Brown as not conyOked an eX
traordinary session.
This will be the general assembly
o. 18S4-S5. called together in social
intercourse A meeting was to have
been held at the capitol last Friday
morning TO arrange program for the
special session OF one day and the big
dinner to be served in the evening,
but some of the members could not
be present. and another meeting will
be held to complete arrangements.
1t is planned now to have both
branches asse mble in their respective
halls at 10 O'Clock in the morning,
December %, and joint committees
will be appointed to notify Governor
Henry Mcdaniel that the two bodies
are ready for business. The COVER
nor will send in his message and then
a joint session will be held to hear
the recommendations, officials having
been previously named.
An afternoon session will be held
also and many brief speeches made.
II is probable that an effort will be
made at the meeting to perpetuate
the organization and hold annual ses-
Bions.
By careful inquiry and correspond
ence. Captain John w, Lindsey esti-
mates that about seventy members
OF the house and twenty members of
the senate are still living. Some have
moved to other states. and one man,
Mr. Smith formerly from Douglas
county, is now the Houston member
In the Texas legislature. Most of
the others, however, have reformed,
and are leading useful lives.
The dinner will be a fine one. Ar
rangements for 1t have not been per
fected yet.
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COURT HERE FOR
THE LAST TIME
JUDGE PARKER WILL HOLD A
SESSION ToMoRROW-JUDeE
coNYERs rs SWORN IN.

/ When Judge Parker recesseS the
Glynn superior court tofhorrow. after
holding a brief session, Il VIII be she
last time that the popular jurist pre-
4 sides over the local court. unless in
in the future he is called l..re 10 pre-
! side in cases in which the judge d
the Brunswick circuit Is disqualified.
Judge Parker is coming tomorrow
for the purpose of dispcsi of a num-
Der of small matters. He will grant
: three or four charters to new con-
Germs and dispose OF other uncontest-
ed business.
On January the present Judge will
become Judge Of the new Waycross
circuit. created by he last legisla-
ture, and consequently he will not be
.-ere again as Judge of the Brunswick
circuit.
And it is now Judge C. d. CCnyers
While in Atlanta Friday the well
known Brunswick attorney took the
oath of Office as Judge of the Bruins
wick circuit He will preside for the
first time In his home county, as the
local court is to meet again 'on the
second Monday in January After
weeks business the court will take
up on January II, the Waycross bank
cases. Judge tark, of the Albany
circuit. will preside during the trial
OF these cases.
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House Of a Thousand Candles.

House CT a Thousand Candles.
Tlat much discussed play, The
House OF a Thousand Candles" vii
be presented at the Grand MA a..
II is doubtful if any drama in recent
seasons has aroused more comment
than this dramatization Of Meredith
Nicholson's popular novel rs name
alone is suggestive CT the unusual
theme which pervades the story It's
mystery is delightful, and it's weird
ness enchanting The spectator at
once falls into sympathy with the
grim servant Bates" which viii bt
played by VIM. Webb, a weH-ku }wa
Broadway actor, while the story base
upon the most surprising incidents 10
be f4lll u either the book or in fc-
ton is Of q highly entertaining kind
Each If the fcUr acts is staged Win
special scesery and every detail OF
the production will be found tonsis
tent with the high-class a ~, tior
that is offered.
The prices are: &c, sec. 3tc0 mi
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THE PHOENIX FIRE APPLIANCE

Protect your home by equip
ing If with the PHOENIX DRY
POWDER FIRE APPLIANCE.
A contract goes with each ap-
paratus. Wen used in fires
the Company will refill free of
charge. Price $500 or $50. 90
per dozen. For Sale by Manu-
facturers SalesIAgency.
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atunn fer Flfteen Years

sy indigesticn's pangs--trying many
doctors ana $500 worth of medicine
IN vain. B. F. Ayscue. Of ingieside.
n. c.. at last used DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. ana writes they wholly
cared him. they cure constipation.
hiliousness, sick headache, stomach.
nver kidney and bowel troubles. 25c
AZ Roses Drug store.
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NOTICE.

All parties having claims against
Georgia Sash, Door ard Blind Co. are
notifies 10 present same to undessIen-
cd on or before the 25th inst.
r. o. AIKEN.
c. q. CoNN ERS,
Trustees.
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Looking On. s Best.

It's q woman's delight to look aer
hes. but pimples, skin eruptions. sores
and boil. rob life of Joy, Listen! Buck
Ien's Arnica Salve cures them; makes
the skin soft and velvety 1t glori-
fex the face. Cures pimples. sore
owes cold sores, cracked lips. ces9neG
haass. Try il. Infallible for niles
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uwpsRrAkgas IN NEW QUARTERS

y7csers & Mann desire 10 state thai
tAey have bought the undertaking bus
iness of the late G. @. Moore ans
have moved same rust across Nevcas'
le street from their present business
We have associated With us d. l. Solo,
mon, an experienced funeral director
an undertaken Just from the vel
Known firm OF Barclay & Brandon. Of
Atlanta. We will carry In stock ~
grades and sizes OF collins and caskess
at all times. All business VIII have
suY personal attention. Day service
xhone sT5: night service. call either o.
Ms az our home phone