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P.YLER^S dw open with :eries. Don't F we can infoi I Do You Waste c Pay cash at a cash si % Try our store one tin # at less moi PLYLER'S / f GROWING Our handsome i fact that this bank is friends from all pari { We Ha ^ 1 1 J which is a New Ueps * ate this additional ba 8 and old alike, will av 9 ' f saved is a penny ma< s : w? ' I FARMERS * V . . CASH STOP an entirely New Stock of ' ail to see us before you bu rm you what you should p< . % >r Save Your Money? Get tl tore and save extra charge v charge store le for cash bargains and if we tiey than others ask we will saj "Seeing is Believing." CASH STOP "Midway" BIGGERANDBE lew building which we have ju growing larger and stronger e ts of the County to call and see ve Opened a?Savi irtment for this Institution. VI nking facility offered them an< ail themselves of this opportun de." We Pay 4 Per e Cordially Invite N< BANK AND 1 \E NO. 2 fancy and heavy ly, if we don't sell *y. t ie habit-Save it trhich you pay at a % can't fill your wants t no more. IE NO. 1 '.ITER EVER ist occupied, positively very day. We cordii ; our new home. * ngs Departmt 1 e believe our patrons J we hope that all c ity to save. Rememl Cent ;w Accounts RUST COH < ? ' 1 SENATE PASSES VERY IMPORTANT AMENDMENT. Provides for Employment of All Necessary Measures to Stamp Out Pest. Washington. Feb. 12.?The senate has just passed an amendment of importance to the cotton interests of the South, by which it Is hoped to control the ravages of the pink cotton boll worm. It is provided that to enable the secretary of agriculture to meet the i emergency caused bv the existence of the pink boll worm of cotton In Mexico, and the movement of some BOO 'carloads of cotton seed from the invested districts in Mexico to milling points in Texas and elsewhere, and to prevent the establishment of such insects in other places by providing , for adequate inspection and for the employment of all means necessary under rules and regulations to be I prescribed by him. to prohibit the I r.invpmonl /-?f 1 * * ttuu ronon Reoa from Mexico into the United States, including the examination of baggage | and railroad cars, there shall be appropriated $50,000. 1 It is also provided tliut mills may 1 be Inspected anywhere in the United States where Mexican cotton has been taken; the secretary of agriculture 'may supervise the destruction of isuch seed and the thorough cleanup of the mills and premises. He may also conduct local surveys and inspections of cotton fields in the vicinity of such mills and ports of entry in order to detect any instances of local infestation. Further he determines and conducts such control , measures as may be necessary to 'stamp out such infestation. This is one of the most far-reaching and important matters of tbw 5 kind ever before considered by the I I Tederal government and practically places every cotton field, storage / | warehouse and cotton mill in the United States under the direct con' trol of the United States department 'of agriculture. ;! Tl'BBKCUIiOSIS WON OVER DEATH CHAIR Oshining, Feb. 12.?John CarnlI vale, convicted of murder in Brook J | lyn ana said to he the firat. man to .die in the Sing Sing death house from I natural causes, succumbed last night I to tuberculosis. 3 reflects the illy invite our ?nf will appreci lasses, young >er "a penny 2 > & n IPANY! j