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V EA8T END. Wtat "I" mm* Hfitn Hb * la VMitrjr Mri la T*wa. , Abbeville, S. U. Feb. 28, 19UB. B. V. P. CAHX.IBM KXAMINATIOK. fl The papers ibowltu lb* recall of tbe m- n amlnatloh of tt. F. i>. appucanta beid uui n W??k la IbU clljr, were romrued to lb* appll?ull last Friday from the Poel Offloe Depart- ?, MBtttWiiblnftooud "how tbe percent- ? Meontof 100 made oy easb one as follows : o lit Andrew J. Penney M par otuU _ ted. Eocene MeM lllan S3 par cent 3rd. pTv. JClogb M percent. ?l 4Lb. R.O. Edwerdettperoeot. ti Mb. J. & Ham mood 81 par cent. n 4Ua. George Maxwell 71 per oeoL 7lb. Joe Maxwell 45 par ceo u *1 Ho that If Una Mora Route* are pot on rj Rom Abbeville Meter*. Klugfc. Edwards and t. Hammond will be tbe Carriers la lb* order Id 11 wbleb tbey are aamed. Messrs. Penney and l( MeMUlaa raoelTed tbe appolntmeala ae car- m rlera oo Bootee No. 1 and X lnatead of Jooes . aad Bloaat resigned, -M" did not have to u st aad a ay examination, ae be received bla appointment betore tbectvll service examine- ? Uoa beoaaM a law. earner No. 3 is on bla new note from March tod. ibal la aboat two or P tbree enllee farther over in tbe Bbaron nelfb- ft borbood. . e HIGH WATXX?CAXaiKKS TURHBD HACK. H Last Batarday waa a rooab day tor tbe " Rami carriers as tbey were all turned beck V ere tbey completed tbelr Journey by extreme M blgb water, ereefe and river baafca filled to tbe brim and bridges overflowed ;aad oat of ? * alfbt, aaaltlac croaafnc impossible. n ju. and vh waltkb h. wilson ektkk{ tax*. p At a dlalat last Thursday Mr. and Mr*. W. J B. WUsoa MUrUlntd a tow of their Meads. * TM aftereooa was spent la play In* that n IfctMtlll ud popular |u>? known m f( nSElk o?loo was om of extreme ptaseare to all pressot, * nnoLt unrr! a wound. j oi iMtrrUar Xr.i. r. Tbontofl vm o?r baaHiw Ms pistol try toe to est the cylinder v 10revolvewfcea sodden ly it dtoebarged. the A ball salerla* shout the knee eeaslag a Tory llllfchmsi. Mr. Thornton Is la tba city u tbe beads of his afeiMaa and so Mr as wa have beard Is gettliif on Y?y well. v - ual sstatb salts. UM wsstt tba old bistorts Bort-Celboao * asaaataa was sold to Mr. J. tt. Stark, of tbls " oltyjlbr tbe sem of fe&oo dollars. o naAitbarParfcerDoeaeon Cbarcb Street K was sold to Mr. Jams 8. Bowie tor djl^Baia BMea wars made by Post Master B. 8. LlalL wbo ssssss to be a flrat elass Baal Be- ft matiitir or tba etty. Sboald yoa want ' ?\ _ mr.btai* mtlbbe^l^sjdoid proa- u M*nSf2%aao*thtaiori* notit^e diy. ? t IM^It fagwi m Um Alpbt ud Omasa, d tbabaglaatag and andlag o/?h? lata war ba i s?es^jr:R?u&5: pillttdttWftl^ataD honored aad g, ?' V "T*** n nnm puuao axd 001*0. * T* Mr. aad Mm Oalaw Hamaoad apcat part il ssw^i^^aKsxss i MafeUsUaMifccr lookedaft* Vb? taa- ? jardytfrh waaalpaM-fcMttfr W"V tbe I 3H&*J?^SSMr5US ?l ; bearty weleonin WMla^tba ettyjaat P Mn%uU aad MM? BaUa MoKaosie fj mm tUUM in Lha ?Uv u*t Monday. u "Mr. * W. ML BraauaaXc a pact u?t )Marta> ri Wt at Booby Gnf*, tba goaat 01 MaJ. g ^SSS Xaox, ot Sbaroa, apaot teat Mnijgjrtt> attylha goaat of bar alacar >KtaMatf? Glbart, altar a plwut VMt to nMtntMMNOlbMUMdbOMlMt Bu- . ordojr bringingwltb bar Mlaa Manarai w Xrua, tbaprany htU? daogbtor of Mr. John 0 Mhl Haa A Mar altar awBilIni tba woak ? wttb bar bubar aad tbaaltj.Jte j!j. Ednrdt 01 of Laoaaoa, ratarood loot Wrt?y to bar 9] 1M? H%^iJw*od MMl amnl day. o> K tbopaat waok ta tba aUywith rautivaa. ra- al bHw^ wtanrt^ to bla bona la tbo flat* (| M?i. jf'mUfiwaidi aad B. P. MaUa ? vara ta tbo anjrBblaatfajr 00 bosloaaa. p riOK THI lATAntAI USE. Mlaa Cbrrta Man oooompaalad by bar fj ' broibar Mr.W.O. Mara vara vlaltora la tba 01 "tbaoWalla aad Jaaaa Boatborload J TWSSXStti. waa. Frltb war. U loofrfng aboat tbo atty 00 Monday. Tbay M toportad aU qatat along iboBaraaaab. p oca na nuavso. It Mra. Mory DaPra baa baaa qalta Talek tor * tbo put vaak batat tbla writing la abla to b bo Is woratad* bat iitlll on doty. 01 .VMMio tbo a 3 wohl aoo of Mr. J. H. 0| SSrtSmnw Si t( Dr.J. V.Mjwi ta gattlac oo as well aa li D TWM X. H. CHUBCH OV THIS COT. OtMSodtr, nornlnc and svanlnf Uit as^a^'fss'tU'is^; .> S^uK'%sr%."?.ar!s * Sool attar Dsatb." wttb bis patHaabai wt ( wltt hta nbMi lor Mob Baodu ta alabw Ttopabtto an cordially larttad. aad .. Kli kMi ttoas MracH wfll to bom la- 81 tiaotltfaad yrofltabto to all wbo boar. ? DUTB OF KM. M. W. WATBOX. jj Mia. Bum Watson tba tokwsd wilb ol ?i Mr. K. W. Waisoo of Vavdary dlad at bar " aiMto Wtonmdar Vtbraarf Sk about V xo^lookln UM?n*riK*oa. T*s JiiimH bad al bwala aoiuc toatlb tor along Una. Mr* . Ttstop m ail aiilamlila iimnnu an mk Mio?a and in?a?l by' avary oos. ? HartUavorkis ?d*d aad aba baa go** to y tba toaolltal, bitekt bayood wtora aaflbrlnc ,i aad pate aia fan ao aon. Tba baarta of " aaaay Manda aad lovad oaas will to aad at II tbaaawa of tor daatb. Bar reaalai wart U Utowf a> COdar Bartaga on Thursday ?. aHF.HIa itopiaaaaaa of a tare* aaaitor r af sorrowiagMaofe. ? ? , ? ?| 1ka?aaaUaaaflalL Ootanbla Baoord. JfiMMt MOOM ooild mlwa 1MS ?U men A (*mh? Wtlb ?trtar stooold te rstassd tell. * AidtareftttUi* is u>s disabanio otkx " toto WKIiw to Jnallflsd In kllllag a man. tJ aad la raro lastaaeM aa individual to oaltod si noatoWKbaaitB lite for bla ova oroticUW.U4 arsonist) Umbo bm oro rtgbtfOlhr sotiitod la kail aad oeqnlttod oa trial. We o IMi>, fcwriwr, tliat It aaaaot bo donlod tbat .. tba MM t Million bos bsea to graot bail H toollpsrsoasebadgod with ssaidor. no mat- b, tarwbstbM tba proof wsosrklsoi or tbo pro ft oaaapUua woa giMit, aad gooorally and brood- tl Isaaa 1Mb t'tbsy kaov tbat ball will not te q iraatod thorn. a u Frock lot last BooolvoC , Wobavojnst rooslvsd o itssb tot of "Clll- (j too" floor, aad will kosp It la stock rsantorly |. la tbo totovo. Krsri soek to sold wttb tbo 11 iraomatso tbot It to tbo teat pstsnt floor la " tboaaarkst. L.T.4T. M. Jlllllsr. n "Qtoao, I waat 2 good notion hone ool tors, s V or. ha ISM aad tiaoss. o IXxls Boy plow sad Kxtra points, sooao good stssl plows, o bbi h. T, P. Motoosss, 1 bbto. good U pat. Floor, s box 0 Bolllvon's Tobaeso, 100 mu. corn, S ska. Klos ii NoaJ, t pr. good plowsboss, 1 pr. tboso good n Kangaroo Voaat 8boss. ?S yds. Cbsviou tor shirts, J pr. panto, two bats" and lomt rl Mr trjr ft Toos ofyonr blgb grsdo Guano ? I mads a fins crop potatoes from * your Bad BUa teed last won. My wim i< MOTS ait her a setting of Plymouth Rock a ?- ... t . The eoal strike Is settled, bow get joar bset u Has qossilaa settled. Pat to your crates at ones ws guarantee them to work. 11 Any thine Id the drag Hue oan be hid s ? Mliforda Drag store. Phone 107. j* call nLT. ATM. Miller tor your en ? note, retain* and cttroo. {' Old mountain Book Wbset lust arrlTSrt. Wo !' loo have Oho Mir ralslB*bo?k wheat. 0 LT. AT. M. Miller. To live well and happy oee eeonocelea r WTH.. n a Oar world needs reciprocity Id cot- J dki words, kind deeds, tbe helpful jsgajf *? s 'Lflatca to Ike Flower*. Nothing teaches uh ho much in this 'Olid an flower* if we will only watch iem. understand the met?age9 they ^ thale, and profit by them. We wish T rerybody on this earth might love i owers. Flowers can do so much for a JJ lan or a woman. No one can raise I owers, live among them, love them, d not be better for their influence, ly thrir birth they show us how, out r things hard, out of disappointment nd failure, by the overcoming of ol>acles: and the bending to difficult isks, creep forth toe moti oeaumui ?aults. By their cultivation they How different uatures need different reatment*. By the manner in which aey refuse to thrive near weeds they ?ch the clearest lesson of human asxiation and show that sin is an Inrusion in this world. We learn the great lesson that, 'bile the most gorgeous flowers apes 1 to our admiration, we love the -agrant ones the best. Every leseon, very pleasure, we can learn and delve from these silent messengers of lie earth. The flowers speak a unlersal language; they adapt themslves to grave or gay. A flower is ever misunderstood. We associate owera with all the joyous seasons of ur lives as well. Flowers often speak > us when our own words seem power*s to express what we really meau. 'bey are the daintiest bits of God's andiwork. They call to us to care >r them, to love them, rewarding us ritb prodigality when we respond to Mir beckoning. Their message is ivlne. But so the flowers grow and we oome to summer by the way of * larch." OatlMk tor IrrlffnliM. " TheOrange-Judd Farmer which seen to rait possibilities of development ? bich the national irrigation act will pen to the Arid West, as well as the sneflts that will aoerne to the whole t juntry, In a recent issue says : vii "Nearly $7,000,000 is available In the . ideral treasury tor the construction of ? ational Irrigation reservoirs. This i< ind promises to Increase in the fu- j ire, from the sale of public land, i 'bis new legislation thoa introduces ntlrely new possibilities of enormous evelopmen' in tbe heretofore arid rest. The matter is creating the ui- T lost interest throughout tbe semi-arid S} tales, and many large reservoir loca- t Ions are beinc surveyed by the gov- Ms rnment. Tbe public in the Misai*- 8 ? Ippl valley and east thereof has as u* et but little conception of what is ste leant by this federal policy toward riontirtn It la soins to open to set- m lament In mall tracts far extensive ?_ griculture very considerable inu of o? worth lens lends. We thoroughly elieve in the general prineipie of thin olley, but of course the utmost preuitlons sre to be taken to lunuie O sonomy end wise good judgment in try le administration of the enormou* on ind now available for national irri- _ atlon works." . E a?u. In planting onions the rows abould b at least three feet apart, so that the qq olon can be cultivated with a horse od cultivator. As soan as the frostjs lit of the ground in spring, the land 0 lould be prepared the same as for ? rowing a crop of oorn, but more* care aonld be given to pulverise the soil loroughly before planting. The besi " ?t? -Li.uJ |lf j MU1U are usually UUUUUVU I1UUJ WI MJ | , lantlog. While tbe toll should be J cb, manure should not he applied diwtly to theerops.as the onions will a likely to be soft and spongy with mi a exeessive growth of stalks and few 11 ad poor sets. Plant onions shallow, lat the tops may be even with the lrfaee ot tbe ground. Keep the onions erfeetly free from weeds while grow?g, or the yield of top sets will be >nously reduced. Usually you will an i?e to get down on your bands and u, nses In order to remove all the weeds . 1 om among tbe onions. As top JQI tkra sets are produced on tiop 01 ?j a Ion stalk, yoo should be careful not i break any onion stalks while weed- CO' tg among them. gJl '?? Vialar ? No man who alms to keep stock! lould plan a barn that has not ample revisions for plenty of light If a m ockman has saeh a barn he ought to ^ ike steps at once that will provide his ock with abondanoe of this very estntial thing. Light is cheap and ;ock cannot and will not nourish / ithout it. There are barns so dark in fl jc interler that one needs a lantern " ran during the brightest of days to go bout it. One cannot understand rhat the former is thinking of who 111 build sucn a structure and use it ear in and year out. It is possible tut one may go the other extreme but ; seems hardly probable. A tendency >wards too much light may mean a old barn, and this is obviously one of lie points that must be guarded gainst.?Epltomist. A fog that blots out distant objects c Qlarges and emphasises those that are ear at band. So is It with loss and isappolntment; they often msgnify nd bring out more impreseively what ^ r. Mil ovArv-dav blessings. the Rood _ ling* of life that are more or leas oon- 1 Cant and near at band. -I It isoneoftbe appointed conditions f the labor of men that in proportion > the time between the seed sowing Cl od the harvest Is the fulness of the rult, and that generally, therefore, bo farther off we place our aim aod the mb we desire to be ourselves the witeases of what we have labored for, the h>tb wide aod rich will be the mea?re of our success. Christ's love does not sweep acubion from the heart. It only turns it Si i a new direotlon. Most of the evil re condemn Is good misapplied. A ature without ambition is like an enIne without steam. There is nothing >make it move. We are not to take foolsey's advice and "Throw away mbliion," but we are to consecrate it. live it to God and use it for him. It i the ambitious Christians who are 'orth something to this world. There is no work so humble and ommonplace that we cannot do it tlf.fnPMirnllv nil an make it a aerv ? to Christ. The good worker is Iways ambitiou*. Sometimes it is romotion and a raise in salary be is i thinking about. Sometimes lie gets pon higher ground and realizes bat his lank is part of God's great >lan, and that if the humble work is efeotive, the whole falls short of the est When the heart of the worker is m lied with the ambition not to fall be- 11 jw God's standard, his work will f onor himse)f and honor Christ. The Christian's ambition is not to \ ale. but to serve; to give all he can, lot to get all be can; to help tho.-e bout him, not to value others accord- |J ag to the aid they give him In his JE >rward progress. By the other standrd-self Is everything ; here It Is nothDg. No wonder that those who atsmnt a compromise between Chile's ?] ervioe and aelfaervlde And the' task p hard ooe. There Is' ilo'stMh thfrtgfc 4 Boondllngthe irre6bftollW>fc:,r " m I 'ifrli pL 1 f ? CRACK (JOES THE Wl I IN COME THE ORDi I MirpiaWiulk SELLS THE VERY BEST GRAI FERTILIZERS AT THE VERY LOWEST O It pays to fertilize your lands * THE VIRQINIA-CAROUNV CHEMICAL COMPANY/? PRODUCTS. ( tOLOZVERYWHEX^ Th* Virginia-Carolina Chamical Cow CHARLESTON. & C. -? ????i?? Malls Ctow. Abbeville, & C? Jen. 14, IMS. tie mtlli done at tbe poetoOtaeat AbbeI.a C.,a? follow#: C. it O. B. R.? 8. A. L? R. R.? >90 ii. m. North. 130 p. m.Hpalb. ) SO it. m. Booth. 4.15 p. m. North. ) 20 ?. m. Hod ice*. 6.00 p. m.Hoalb. Lao p. no. North. 4.W p. ?. North, ?0 o. m. HodfM. ir; r _ fr._.V d?i.i a i in* J.UU p, ID. novui. iwuu Poatnoaater. HMth?ra Kail way Mcbwlalc. tilni tor Hod km luu AbterlUk H. C., Na dally)8Jft . a.; No. (dally) 10.50 a. no. . 4 (dally) 1.45 p. ed. ; Ma M (dally)7.1# n. no. tilu from Hodgea irriM Abbeville. No. 5, lly)9.55a. m.; No. 1 (dally) 12.01 p.no.; No. Uuly) 2.55 p. m.; No. S3 (dally) 9.W p. na. loee oonoeetlOQ at Hodgea vilb through , to* for Greenville, Columbia, Charleston. ., oonneeilng at Greenville for A. A C. Dl< Ion polou andtbe Eaat, ?leo Aabevilie, Alia, etc. Tbroog b alee per* Hodrra to Charloo, oo train connecting with M. , DR. FRED W. PHIFER, Fkystelaa and I org ton. FFERB HIM BEB VICES TO THB PITIhoi of Abbeviito and anrruondlog roun. -Calla may be left at Mllford'n Drag Htore itofflee op atalra lo Bank bonding. inguat 17, 1902. If 'It. J. A. DICKSON, SURGEON DENTIST. LD FILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDQB ' WORK A SPECIALTY. A ?ood PLATE. |fl M a M alu am fillings 75c and. CM FFICE over babksdale*8 store mni ? Ibbeville Warehouse. le Abbeville Warehouse is prepared to store COTTON d other produce, or goods of any ad. New Wagon Scales ha?e st been put np, and the publio 11 be readily served in weighing . tton, hay, cattle, or anything se. JOHN LYON, Manager, Vsjfei ^ W G. ^pl " ~ ~ I Fi esta Heata, Butter, Green Groceries, Canoed Goods, Staple Groceries, Chickens and Eggs, Fresh Fish Fridays and Saturdays. live ma a call at tbe Younger stand. W. C. DuPRE, PHONE 102. epL 10,1102. U [TrTglenn. ish, Cold Hard Cash, is a Great Hammerer of Prices. ( J. K. Uleon nffd this hammer with treat fOroe In baying Spring Block of 1068, Hats, Clothing, Notions and Dry Goods. Farm Tools, Plow Blocks, Himn, Traces, Back Binds, Collars, Pads, Bbovels, Hoes. Forks, Hakes, Mattocks, Picks, Axes. Handles, Tin, Pans, Palls, Horseshoes, Nails, Leather, HalfHoles, ( Brads, Jtc. J. K. Glenn pot In bard licks In De- | /when nrlces were lower) on oontracts, with two of tbe b?al mill*, | Ior two oar load* of Good Flour, (not the sticky kind) for January sblpment j ?one car on the road, the other In a * few days. ] Big shipment ol Molasses, C. O., K. A., P. R., 8. P., O. K. and Georgia Cane ] In stook. Corn, Brao, Oats. Ac., coming as Out i as railroads can bring tbem. ry the Cash Hammer on *L E NN. 1.F.CHLLIAED, TAILOR,/, (AH moved, aad oocnptea the room* np tain In Kaos'a Hall, and la now pre red to do aH kinds of repairing and clean t of cenUemen'e eioihaa on abort notlee. am plea of aalta nlwaja on hand Charge naiili T* '* ^ 9 WT' 1S"' <T^r'r^^pj -r MkM&> 1 vesof^T .UuL p Tl! IIHIIII-CIIILin , ?ymm emriiT 1 ?"^"The Largest Manufacturer of gri| Fertilizers on Earth" o R* Forty odd ? \ Manufarturing plants d "N0^ Wholesale purchasers ( i d Largest importers ? k Concentration of vv Management J l < ] i II ll . . EVERYTHING IN ! It will be of interei with us before yo Spring Goods. Abbeville H P. 8.?See the Caldwc Here's the F Your Good 12 lbs. Good Greeu Coffee for $1. A still better one 8 lb*, for $1. I We always carry a full line of F Hams. Lard, Bacon and all kind Goods, etc. JUST RECEIVED. A nice line of Overalls 38c, 50c,' alls and Coats always in stock at Diagonal Suit for $3. SHOES! SHOES! SH< All kinds, sizes and prices. 8ho i he little feet. Prices to suit all. Come and see how the buyers flo when they want good goods chej A-good farm mule for sale. H. M. 1DDD1HII1 MIH aUUUVUJLIfi LliilJ w. s. oothban, DEALEl Proprietor. m AND ALL BUILD: T JUt Bespealcs tin his efforts NO pains will b< ?very on? witl the lowest pric Unntn?? flnnila aro m Iff. opi JLUg VRUVU.O MX v U' ranee, and even now E?oods we can scarce! put them. They need prices will make then have all the room we Invitation is extendec our stock. To those traded with us, we w< see the kind of Goods ire satisfied you will iners. Already we ai many bargains, and ranees we will have r No matter ? ~ van uii us ujj to get It. ,1 iliiS Have just received a Car Load of.... JUGG1ES, /1 ? nn r inna WAGONS, And Other Articles, WHICH THEY AUE OFFERING ON THE BEST OF TERMS AND AT THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES. Sail on Them AND SEE THEIR STOCK Osborne harrows, dlae and peg tooth. Go to L. T. ft T. M. Miller and get a packag f abraded wheat blacolt. For cough** and eolda. take Mllford'a syrnp, rblte nine and tar. For aale at Mllford'a rag store. A nice collection of picture* it Mllford'a rag ?u>re. 1200 pair ladles hose and roan's box, the 10c [Ind. Jnst received nod going HSoi pair rbHe they last. W. D. Barksdale. t For Balaton's health oat meal, pancake lonr, break fast food, barly lood, go to L. T. A r. M. Millar. Make onr store your headquarter* wben yon ?me to ine Fair. A hearty welcome awaits rou. C. A. Mllford, The Druggist. Toilet eel*. manicure sets, vases, leather roods, and fine cologne, at Mllford'* Drn* FARM SUPPLIES. st to you to figure u purchase your ardware Co ill Cotton ?lant. 'lace to Buy 's Cheap ! A better one 10 lbs. for $1. 'arched coffee 10c a package. lour, Sugar, Meal, Rice, Grit*. la of Fancy Groceries, Canned Too and $1. Union-made Overt low prices. A Good Black DES! ea for the big feet and shoes for ck to H. M. Tate A Co.'a ttore ip. Yours for bualneaa, TATE A GO. n com, gSJN | A. O. FAULKNER, Maomger m mm, ING MATERIAL. w/v 3 co-oporatio s to make tL largest he hi ) spared to supply ti the best Goods at ies. Fresh arrivals ow of daily occurwe have so many ly find a place to selling, and if low 1 go, we will soon want. A cordial L to all to look at who have never ' * nnrl >U1U Say, uumc auu we keep, and we become our custore ottering' a great as the season adiiore of them. . what you w id ask for it L. If yon want pure Drag* pot In your p'? w parkm wm p mkp-imm ?ciipl!ot> ami pnt up promptly, nmi'y and WM- H. I akksk. w*. r. ukkiuk accu%rat#!r. wsrxl itn-ni io*u?. Or. ???. I'eo- ?-v ? T>1/ CT) O PnfPMP n?y ?Bd I will iiti it to your naiUfactioD. f AnlViIiii & UrVLLnLi Nlfhir?IUNn.fi C. A. Milford, liie Drue* XI. 1%**.*-1*1. . ' ' _ AUonejs tad CnusUm uUv. ; Wheclrr a WiIkod mwIm nmehlDN ?ra tlw u.<* Office 00 LAW BAN OK. be?t, all guaranted. W. D. Barkfclale. ABBEVILLE .JXPOUTHJCAJtOLIVA. * A freab lot of candy evejy week at Mil- May 4. 1808. U ford's up to dttc drag nor*. i : ? ' i I AM OF THE OPINION THAT MY Sales for 1903 VVTT.T, W1UP8E PAST RECORDS. ANdU MANY OLD AND NEW CUSTOMERS ARE READY FOR A BARGAIN. Come to See Me. ^fl I AM BOTH READY AND WILLING, AND WILL TREAT YOUJRIGHT. L . 'f: i|| ' ' '1 Coffins and Caskets. ] WE SELL THE CHEAPEST COFFINS AND THE BEST CASKETS MADE. PRICES REASONABLE. Service good, | day or night. Yours very trnly, J. Hayne McDill, I Successor to McDill & Lyon, J mi in IB ? TO fl Texas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, ArkanV M in sas, ana jniHsuuti, VIA M#MM. 1 THE NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY, I AND WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILVAT. 1 Solid Vestibule through trains between Atlanta I aud Memphis. Ouly ooe change of ears to 9 Texas. Very low rates to points North, North- 1 west and West. 5 BEST SERVICE. . . . QUICKEST TIME. I For rates, schedules, maps or any information, write, JNO. E. SATTERFIELD, 1 \ No. 1 N. Pryor St., Atlanta, Ga. Traveling Pnwrmgrrr Agent FHTTE n of a generous public in I te business of 1903 the I as ever done, I o loiHTA I W-fci ll<l\ 6 ID HIUCIL uun car Awm^v k quantity of Prints, Percales, 8 Madras, Ginghams and other I materials for making Dresses and Waists. I We have the largest stock of Bleached 1 Long Clothes and Cambrics we hare ever I carried. J Our stock of Black Dress Goods is all M that could be desired, and if any ladyfl wants to buy a nice Black Dress, our M store is the place to get it. Table Linens and Towels. I r- *i?> imaf assortment of Table I Uf UilV V ill\> t/VUW Linens and Towels to be found anywhere. I ant in the Dry Goods line,M and you are almost sure! W. WHITE.! J