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Bargains all the time to e:veryone. Tender Soles It's charitable to your shoes, but not fair to your feet to blame your soles when they smart and burn. Your soles are intended to stand plenty of use, and they will if your shoes are right. Stand on the smooth inner Crossett sole-conform the foot-comfortable, for hours of SHO] "Makes Lifgswa I 0A-L ON YOUR DEALCR OR W 42 LEWis A. CROSSE NORTH ABINGTON. MAt Spring and Summer woolens and silks at tion. Our Motto: "Quick Sales, Buchana Ca ii'tm mman would b U What is said i FARMERS' EDUCATIONAL man that Pro AND own? CO-OPERATIVE UNION u o iahapw OF AMERICA tineasy for fe mamj going to tum1 .~unty Union Column bud is worse i000I. EV.I . .SABR n ThUnoLE.Committee in Charge. Wvill it have to, to get its d< Libt'ny, S. (C., June 22. ]mm. already been it is espec ily desired t hat all other states,, local Unions have a fnll deleLga tion at. the hext coluhty nwleting The State to be held at Pick'ns. July ;tl , The season aL mai&rs of sI-ecial importance state conventi will de.mandl at tent ion. 8(o bear mer's' Union, inl V.indi the dar and date and and within the ~'in yourIllNvi s accordlingly. idelegates will duly appointed union muan can af.. states where< attending the meet.. no)w effective. 1n1%-~ Union no more than Calls have a t-al christian can afford not these conventi< to attend his chur< h. A lagging egated form. mebris generally not ,worthi Importance wi much to anything, as you can meetings. Th rarely concnhmbing on work for the handv wvhen most needed. What elect officers fc~ we tneed, and must h'we, is the' and delegates men on the spot, at the proper union. time, all bent oi business, and National Pre something is sure to b~e (doing, Barrett has a and something quickly done, round of 'the si it strikes us as time the farm- is now on the ers were getting at least one eye the purpose c o'pen a little, and learn not to Washington c flb: the legislature and senate wvill visit Oreg< quite- so full of men of others before returnh prfssions, but send a few more confer with thi men of your own stripe, if you union in those e xpect your interost looked after. President: Every profession having their gissued a call .rm- W expect them to division to me< *Ktem first of al1; the laat days c BUCHANAN-H ENDER SCOTT CO. The only STRIC] Departmont S This w\TOekS offe] last Ingto Sole Agents for wer. Crossett Shoes -Sorosis Shoes and the patent ed ventilated kasy- .Shoe for sum :?T. en. m r. Guaran teed to keep the wash goods, feet dool and a big red uc prevent prespi ______________ ration. -~I a Small Profits:q e foolish not to. afle w il1 presen t that has yet Whateve n holy writ-of the met at a union convention is off tod -ideth not for his. The "eorgia dvision hns had anything one of the most successful years here we len across a non- in its historv. The v(,ports of consider ho seemns unduly the state officers will show a re- says an c ar the Union is markabe advance along all and I mu ble headlong into lines.--Atlanpa Conlstitutibn. out. Ho forgot yourself ever kno, 1, as no doubt the1 The lindepcndent Farmer. dehbt by r scared than you. I see tie need of the farmers ing his h, ill not need, nor co-operating -and c d u c a t i P g Good v ,go into p litics, thi m s1ves in ag.iculture. We mniands, ~a*as must first unite our efforts .to- (In the 19 proven in some gether and learn to live at-iome. IOHN T. Boaaos. Who is to blane for our condi -_____ tion? We are in fault for depend Conventions. ing on the merchants for that Brothe for holding the we could( rai.se. selves th( ons of the Far- If you remember at the close my part s nigh at hand, of the .war between the states There is next six . weeks the south' did not have anything,.' do. be assembled at neither did they; owe anything, Open places in all the but cotton went to such a bilg your heal rganizatilons ,are price'our people said they would done any raise cott on t~o buy our bread and if you wi been Issued for miet. Oh, what a bad mis'tke! along se >nsB to meet in del- and cap started to fasten onhm can we n Work ofgraat He ties one knot this year, and such not Ii be done by these and so on till he gets the farnmer Imust sta: ey will lay out the tied s'o he is helpless, and he 'the dark next yea~gid must wyork himself out of this much t< >r the state',unmon hobbla 3by leaving off a little thank Qt to the .national of -his cotton and putting In and back~ . . 'something to live on. We cani demland sident Charles S. never be indepeneent people as members Iready begunlhis. long as we go to cap for suppli-s, for them ~ate unions. He Let's quit "cussing" cap ' for careless i Pacific coast for selling to us when we go to hin When f completing the for the goods. should re rganization. He 'There's no r'eason why the old 'wait for ynl and. California farmers should not be an inde- Nowy is ti 1g to Georgia, and pendent people, for they feed the e members of the world, and now .just think how (In the lF states. we are treated. We take onr| .. Duckworth has produce' to market and the first FO A for the - Georgia thing we ask is "wvhat will ym oRuSA st in Maconl during give me for that?" Let it be I with h >f July', and it is.1 cotton, corn, potatoes or even a good p& the largest attend- jrabbit, they will commenfcF(e. Lewis, -7777 A Great Bargain Sale all the year - roun.d' LY CASH, UP-TO-DATE tore in Upper Caiolina. 7ings will create an over ng sensation, Ladies' Shirt Waists and Skirts 25 Black Voil Skirs, worth $7-50 at -$500 50 Black Panama Skirts, worth $7-50 at $5.00 $5 Lengerie Waists, closed from factory worth $1-50 and $2.00, for - 98C One lot Silk Suits, worth $o.oo and $12.50, for - - - $7.98 All High Grade Voil Skirts at a Redu I L= SCOtt Co. r you have that article Frozen in for Half a Century. iy, and you go to buy It is interesting intelligence that article.is uip, anid thg rI cl su, a that the old wooden English o. Let us stop and warship Ivestigator, which has our condition. Well been frozen-in at Mercy bay, ld farmer, I am in debt Berlin Island. since September st raise .cotton to pay 2, , h a l e freed ni. Farmer's did yOUomu h c.I se ams wv any one to got out ofinrdletathie.nMry aising cotton and buy-bahanerictdbfoen >me supplies?- h:cus f afacnuy ishes-to all,.u eeteesth, stetuh W. *W. ABERINATHIY.Latsmewshevra 'armers' Uniol) News.)midoeadthsipwslb Call for Loyalty.beiopth esltlli s, wake up. Ask your- ea eiet aetesi question, am I doing bogtbc o nln n in the great work?thswlbeesfriapar something for us all to sei nsudcniin i your eyes, clean outFrnlnepdto.Tees rts, and say, I haven' t ~lhdt'lCaadndadi thing but I will. Now,ha efrznievrsne 11 do this, we will move ,much better. Why ot push, when we have leo state officers? We dby them in all of FOr th hours. They have so 1 contend with, but C zi re d they have the nerve bone to stand up and what is right, and weToucedteedyyu should stand by andmuthvpenyogrcu Why will you be soagsegh.Hwiitit n so many ways?te hdenArteyhi,~ there is a call made we pldlct?,ontfre spond at once and not Ae' asprla o a more convenient time,. nwI ae tebodpr ie time, not tomorrow. nrihadbulspte H. A. HARD)Y. gnrlhat neeywy 'armers' Union News.) ~ ~ q~1 a~wnlhst .aE-Young Milch Cow eifer calf, for cash or AU sr.Apply to R. S. C~R aTRL that t Whe .odws wooen Eglish fromteheiceckonseems.almos