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1 Or F0R SCENTS U^op
a UU LACE STlMPt nuoo
A? EOIJ 15 CENTS _
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| $?.ao VK-, Kiit - hrJJhh
J 15c wVcknIh Senders
a t! / *& ^ y()r a
1 i eoo pair wooijrftlsts
j (r o_ for tin: rest m. ? .*,_
ft -ivto (> n10 dollar it ulfcis
w q n pa i'dr standard pqiiaaao
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*? $l.o?ks?edpii^.<;s;h
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^ worth of |s? &
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4P Notions, Clothing,She
J TO (iO AT PRIOR* Or SPK
4 TO GASH BU
m) Wo ?|iiote price* ou a few items
^ claims: Our catiro of White
din 54 til so colored i?ir\ u? and Or^ni
per yard. f>00 yards -1-1 [Vrc
^ ],0(H) yards barker's bleach at ?v W
wide Tatfeta Mi)k? at 7* cents
* guaranteed, hi $1.60 per yard?w<
0 notion sample*, iubn *>*>f and ;?() *
x) Splendid bargains iu kin* samphs
TL Ilandkereliiefs, Hosiery, fcfnspi ndert
a. ^ yards Swiss and Hamburg Kd^ings,
^ at prices that defy competition. 20
and Linen at 41 .AO the suit. An ?
Suit for TJ .oO ; ?0 416 finite, odd lot>
^ Odd lots tn meii*?
5 $2 Slioee- t? Close
per pair. Ask to soo our "MATCI
$ $1.13 liio pair. Our entire stock of
40 and ladies' and Oxfords to
^ you have not but 6 c?ut? t(? spend y<
^ pair of Hose, a 10 ents pair of Su
I>ottlo of Refined Hewing Machine (
^ Thread, or a WwaWIwM erfcer articl
^ mention.
$ Do Not Fail to
| to seo us. We will make it pay yc
0 ^ much or little. Yours to ser
# Fundei
p; ^ p |i?| p
irmer Goods $
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^ SoC i" c:rrs.Boy PfllltS C ^
5 $1.00 for $1.25 TRUNKS 11>
' $1.20 for 51.50 TRUNKS > 1
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01 n H) ('I'jNTS TTnrf mini) info $ c
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ifc FOI; uf.ST -tr?<. ciTrr^rnf* *
' ri:p< ,\l durss bilJ.lSiid ^ 1
} $1.95 for &>.50 Pants ( c
fx vv "
w On a spoor, rri-^/wl J ^ /?
/T or MAOHINF I nredU ^ ?
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6 I C^iil PAPFU OF I lHo * L
ff KOr> , F()R / ?
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I 88c-IT Bi'illiaatiBs .skiins ^ 1
C 8 J.-3c oxXd Skirtings'Sr^vl?ue (
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I K UK PKK,1Mi INTI"
^ White Sailors From
Itf vw 'i?\ $ '* ' Stairs War Ships
?V X-/ -cH . <? I ?rral Negroes.
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I ^ (From The* New York 'I
t wa Si ^ S ? i ^ J fe$ B^r Harbor, Me, Jul
w W ! ? H 15 II?3 ?. TL The race feeling which i
0> i ,
7 I ho navy against the coio
r _ ^ I has been cropping ort Ik
?lnS,r"l?3.t$,jfotC ^|t|.? IIi'cl of fprcn llnito
.01A I. I XTUt BST i Thip! "niv'Ml- T"?
_3' & sailors nav '
VT?,T> P xdt for the colored men. so
-Aw A - _ sW> y
to siibstantinto our | negroes have kept aboai
Dress (.ioods, infill- ^ "1 th** time riOher than ri
ulies, from .'{ to 2.>e. "" streets.
jils :>i 7'e per yard. On la?t Saturday night
per yard. 1 yard of them came aslic
1-vard wide Tall'eta, , , . , ,
, , , . . ' ^ aliout midnight a nun;
.rih + 1.2.?. .+.100 m ^ I . ,
, ,i. 1 ii.,- ^ .Jackiesgot into the tent w
i 111- on tlie iioiitir. ;
in Shirts, Towels, ^ Naval liranch of t he Yout
lie-Its, Etc. 3 ,.">00 v Christian Association has
insertions to match, r on the town lot and dr
Suits (job) in Crush negros who l\ad coir
ill-wool +7.50 .serge ^ j II- 'V
. j... i ^ 1 for a niirht s 10112101;. I
s, al +b..?0 aim > 1 ..>0. \ |
& j od men were knocked 1
or it I Main street by a crowd of
>, ?-/0 UC/liiiO i and, alter getting a lew k
II.KSS lirogan at v punches, scrambled tot!
men's low-cut Shops , ran
go at first cost. If ,
-mean got a lOconts ZL One colored man was
spenders, a 10 cents ^ over a fo,1('0 1,1,0 1,10 fitrt
>il, 10 balls Sowing ^ then made his escapi
os too nmiieroim to ^ a.?i f 1 k:- ? '
?r uiiici luiiiiu 111 n tt a y 10 ui
0 station, where he was lo<
Come ^ to keep him away from tl
>u, whether you buy ^ sailors, who had been
vo, him. Still another rusht
*Vmr?lr On ? (,rug store' where 1,0 was
^^ the cellar to aronl the n
emained there for som
\
J 10^ ^ose Who Fail |
| lo 1 ilV<Jb t1 ^citc i
i I, can only blame 2
53.1? j:themselves fori
the loss of their J
TERES!
|i money. |
ic !u\.rur Socks {
0_ lor in>\ 111 roe i*x if*** it
Ccakes line Yoih I j?\> Jc ^
ior ii'(> ^nvfoin CJiiHoo *
i;,c. ;;i;-inch oulidiu uVhtftf j
>Oc ro'^ek I
? >_/ t\i v 1.,. \ L O * ?* V?' - 1 w
5? .t, cknts Mirrors |
>?c rj1.^ Umbrellas j
*0 I'011 1*1 XK Ol/S-.fci worth 8
)til(u TAihouui) OKlilbf.'hoo r
C o for HLCH Is. U I) T\nvmqn|j worth ^
0'^ TAIJLK JjftillU&A 40 cts ft
?1 AH FOK WHIRS' TJnfQ !
>JL.V/VJ *I.&0 TRIM MUD liULO ^
r 5C TUIXIMKJ) MATS 1
En E. CLOUD I
i
? NA VY. after which he was smuggled ou
oi a hack dpor. Since Saturda,
United night no colored men have com
HI. aslioro troni the ships alter dark
They toil a good joke on
preacher who doesn't live so fa
Pimes ) from here. While fishing on<
day he dropped his false teetl
-v into the creek ami after trying fo
exists in c.n hour to (i>h them out he gav<
red men it up in despair. A friend ol hi
're since! who had attended a banquet will
I State* M1'"1 'u '{,'d
. . went home and got a nice pieci
white . i i , i? i
ol ioast clucken, put it on a fish
e> ho <k and threw it in the creel
that the jn i though he was !i hing
id mod ' Wot!, -'ton a the hait - Mlc
sk down " ar those lal-e te th, l! c\
made a neat spring and sett let
onto if with flip proverbial niin
istennl <!?. u.;h grip The cliiekei
?r o. At n(| |,?elh worn 111 ri mm I over t<
iber *ol jiio parson.?C'hesterlield Adver
hich the tisop.
TIIlVL'oNtiKST WOliDS
erected , , i
We have recently road wit I
uvo out , . 1*
interest a discussion mnmnj
10 three through tlie papers rogardinj
wo col dm lonei.vt words. The tw<
lown on words which seem to hr.vo hcci
Jaokies J-d'dty starting the discussioi
. are "incircuinV.eririlihlonoss'
ic 8 an I a|u| "honoriliealnntiidinily
leir foot 1 oncli having 2'J letters. Thesi
j were soon placed in obscurity
thrown hy the discovery of the won
set lie "antidisestablishiaentarians"?
. 2t? letters. Another seeker nfte
3' long words rang tlio changes 01
ic police t|,e jast named word, and mad
^ked up it, "antidisestablishmentarian
hennery ism"?2S letters ? and thi
chasing seems to be tlio longest Enp
i ? lish word vet unearthed. lUi
id into a , *, . , .
after all is thero any longe
put into wor(i t]ian smiles, which has :
noh, anil mile between the first and las
te time, letters?
j SritANDEt* IN KANSAS
t! * ?
jk College Men Weill I h<*jv to t?et
Work sis Hai v *M. i I
A special t?? the IX* Y >rk
I
1ft Worid f r< m 1,-ni > -
r j Stranded, 2,000 mile? 'Torn New
L j 101K, v?11uoni in i.<. j i>i 111> Hue,
1 or hope of seenrinr o*inlnvr?ient
in the harvest Iiui ?. w.nich they
i | conliilei.i Iv went >->tu M, ? Y .rk
l I to Ret, s? vi ra 1 ! 'Tti
I ' .Me-e M " 1 *;? '* in
Q dire ( trait1- in tic- prairi- r< wtis
riot" Western Kansas. Tin- i - the
story told i . F- - ! No} i'i. au
1 , englishman, tWi>> n?wsed ii<u??h
St Louis tonight,our:n>u uliw*
tered hy the nn, pai-.ni<< -- >md
. di?di? artened, on ins wav to New
$ York to his wife sod ha hie -.
m' Nut tall cam** to I'oited
f States four nvntha ?go. mot ?r\g
^ ! immediately ftr:>c od hv 'he id&
v eiiiseuiciios iur m.u vi.ri it..tids
a needed iu Kansas at >t>2 50 per
f day and hoard. Ida u.ute i with
k a party ot 32, mostly college men.
B Rier landed in lopaka and were
Ia *
5} dispatched to Nes-(Jity. Nnttall
' nr. wt I h? l> o I 0**O r ^ w U. ^U .. f in^
j deducting railroad fare and travH
oiling expenses, ho had exactly
loft when he loaded at Ness
1 City. .Farmer-' we'u not throngling
at the at itiou to meet tliem
- and give them the expected em2
ploy meat. No one was ou hand i
I | except the usual quel a of loaiera.
Filially, after s??ttdiug a week
i lof ? 1'1 ? ') ' * - ' - '
i ui ( ?ii n u?j u i armer ap11
pea red who wailtii five men.
rlNuttall wan one of those chnnen.
They worked for three days and
^ j were given f'j each an i told they
? were not needed longer. When
I thev stated that they were given
( to understand they would be paid
$2 50 a day apiece, the farmer reminded
them that he had fed and
lodged them and that he had deducted
$1.50 per day per man for
this. Nuttall with his $3 g*t on
r the first train going ea-t.
a
Sir. Thomas Lipton, that
P doughty English sport, who has
s .just crossed the Atlantic to again
> eoinp'Me for the American yacht*
in:, cup, was orv e a poor farm
laborer in South Carolina. He
v was fho son of Scottish parents,
. ami was horn in (iln?co\v but ran
away ami camo lo America when
quite young. Alter remaining in
! this country lor a tew years he
i returned to his uaiive country.
>land borrowed moaoy to set up a
small grocery store. He now
owns 120 stores in different parts
lot the world, 00 oi them being in
I the city ot Loudon alone. He
r says: Kvery business idea, every
successful move 1 have made, lias
s I
' been suggested to me by obser
1 valoii ot Ameiican methods
,llle epciih a waJfto;. dollars a
> year in advertising his goods.
H Mr. .1. A. Sullivan, a talented
reporter on the News and
"Courier's staff died suddenly
1 J Monday night with a heuior1'
rhage, aged 27 ytofrs He was a
" uative ot Anderson.
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