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imy ^;,V JUfSW" B m ? . - --- ?' I The Press and Banner I 0T*PoblUhed every Widowlij at R * ' tar la advisee. fl Wednesday, May 28, 1902. S If Tillman to iba Democratic party, aod If I candidates are aworn to obey the Democratic "*H* doM It make who may (be*leei?l? ?? 1 ?m Pat l'a la Jbe Tf?l. W? hack op All ?? MT about "flIrion" 11 ?ur. B*rk It op, Ural, wltb <wr inoda; and eeoond, with ?nr guarantee. W? have Mid a gtmd deal a boo l "Clifton" In the laat few yea re, and especially to the past few months, alnoe we tnl?r|H oar capacity and improved oar plant. We have made anme preiiv . atmnr ataieiaenia a boot tbe quality of *011 fIm" flour. If varan prove all we wjr, you oaa hardly afford not to um THO^n " Come la uOiler our guarantee and put ua to |h? teat Branaford Mills, Owenaboro, Ky. (Ilftaa-Caap. The following Invliatlnn haa been received : l>r. and Mr*. Jeeale A. (Mftoo request the honor of your pre?enee al the marriage of th?lr denchter. Josephine, to Mr. f*Roy OiDP. Wrdnoxlav aP*rnon, Jonn-n. iwa. hall poet thr?e o'clock, fit thtlr i*?ld*ne*. Saint Paul Street. Orangeburg, Booth Caro*"?. Clifton ?a a jronr* lady who l? w?ll koown in Abheatiia. and haa many frleoda bar*. Mr. (kmp la to ba coogratnlated on winning ao Ihlr a brl?le. VhM Mo HkaaM Nat bo Rccocnlaad, At a rale, while a nan la anting down, or iMaolac agaln*t wlodowa. ha baa do right to expect recnanltlon from lad lea who are paaa. Inc. and they boa Id not art him. Proper MBtlaoat ahooid g?otrally prompt a maa to toatato hit Mt at a laily paataa. And no MO baa a fight to be recognised If bt dote not do to. x ? ? ? ftpoclat Servleea. A aartat of earaloea, coodorted by R*?. J. 8. I - MoBkU,oru>?vr,B.r^?)" DV? iD?rww I fwlai at tblt *wk. May 9, at lb* AmooI| au Rafortoed Prwbytarian Cburcb. Tbcra | will ba praacblDg twtra atek day. Tba flrat J aarrta* will ha at It: M Tbnraday avant ng. i Fiirnda tad atraogara ara cordially lavttad ! to all aaralcaa. I IfBlIk laapreMoa. j A tborootb Inapaatloo of all W? tad artakMof tbaotty will eooaaaaaca Monday. 1 Jaaa tad. Taka warning and ba praparad. [ Kiaaa will ba laapoaad oo all viola tor* of HaaJtb Ordinance. J. L McMillan. | Mayor. Aaphall l>w*at. TbaalJawalk oo iba aonihweat aid* of tbc pnblta aqaarp l" balat laid with oamtot, and will baoaaoftbaalcaatta tbaap-conntry. Rala |?mM. Kale to owded. tad mt* of lb* eropa ar* ntorlH fna Um dry weaibrr. Vitjr lliUr nla Dm toUw m Uila community tor mtmii WNfa. day loan tor I*#. Oar lea Ikmmi will to opto lor lb# Ml* 01 lw IhMB 9 >. an. to I2J0 p. and from ft p. m. to7p..m. Jiu lot dallrar+d on Baoday. Tbomaoa Broa. Joom P. MUlar. Far tola. Two weoad-baad. Moraa Wagooa. Una top boiur. Oaa opaa bamr. Ooa pl? Prtcaaraaaooabla. Am&IIoih. laUta ? Trwpaaaara. II paiaoM art fortolddrn to an tar or traaMM apoo oar las da in aajr war. Mtoa Hanna Kirk pa trick, Mlaa Anal* Taylor. lav Naaia, April la?, IMS. Va. M. Bare vail. offloa. 140. O. A. Wakeilng, office. ML C. R. Btetoay'a dairy, 106., 2 rlaga. J. J. Bionr, jawawr, iw. K. H. SUn, reel dance. 131. UiMlrj Aitacy. I sow kit* tba agaaey tor tba Galea Htaau Lna4nr,Oi*?nvlli?l8.C. 11 jou would like to Mtf Umb do jour work itu mo your laundry. J. W. MeKee, Jr. Hoar* at tto AM??illr NM lo fcIS a. a?. 10 to 10:40 a. n>. 12 IB to Lift p. B. jp m.lo6p.Bi. Hotel. H. Llbk. P. M. We take pleasure In call lac to* attention of wr raadtra lo ibo advertl?meat of Mr. W. D. Barkxlaie la tble laaae. Mr. Barkadale I* ooeotoar a?o?teaterprtaiBc merrbenta aad t* always to bo fooad la ibelaad. Ha la aow rSbrtac exceptionally flna bartalna la drum an aaaipUa wbicb ba to elllof at alrleil> BaiUtaore coat. Wbile elaltlag tba aioraln aearebof bergslceyoo wou'd do wall to loot tbroacb bis stock aa becerrlaa a tall aaaort Ml of general BMrrbaadlaa. Hit. V. K. McIlwaik. repreeeollBt Ibr Twentieth Oratory Educational Paod of lb? Myaod of Soatb Carol! aa, preeebed at Up pat Loot CBaa Saturday aad Sunday, aad at u>? Ubkw aarrlce la ibr Preebyteriaa Cbureb Sunday alcbL Mr. Mellwala la as easy, fluaat aprakar aBd baa brra saeeeetlul In bt> work. At Loag Cane ba nartead aalea aab eerlpiloa to tba KdaeaUouel food. Ho*. Orlando Sbeppard. I**at Grand Mm tar A. W. M..OI Soatb Carolina. wa? la town laat Monday, tbr geestof Dr. K. K. H?rrt*oa. Tba meetlaa oa Monday algbt waa wall at iuuvu auu urfim vnv cnmrmg bpoo iwo. He vii a M?l welcome ?Itltor to AbbtTllit, ? b?l? be bu B*Djr idBlttri. John Oin Knw noit b**? read i|*la (bt story of Robert Breeesnd ibe spider. HifUl ml* i IbM tilrnpl Ibtijtir to break Into tbe (Jelled (Metes Beeaie. Tbereara. however, worn potlitetane 1a ftoalb Carolina than Kvaaa.?Ouiemble Keened. PleMIni Pant, who lived et Pair's Brtdg*le ible eoeety, Is deed, atM years. A toed of sbot (raa e abot gee entered bU bee, plsrcleg ibe brmin. The eod ems Instantaneooa. Ksv. J P. McKimkoh and Mr. A. B Morse, treeleee from toe booth Carolina Presbytery, tell last Monday lo ath ad Ibe Commencement et Devldeoo. The frtenda of Mr. and Mr*. Eb Huihn will regret to laere of tee lilnea* of ihrtr little boo. Harvey, el ibelr borne la Fori Pickett*. Mb- Lawrence C PiTk?r left today for An dersoe, wbere be will epeed a few days. Wanted to bay. a good m lleb cow, or to rest ooe fur metal room be. Apply tn Mrs. W. A. Lea Tost of Oaaeo for sele. Apply to W. 0. Cbapmsn. Tate* Itaaala. Wbea yoa weal to bay aome rood aboee heap go to Tetes. Tbey aell e 11.00 shoe tor Mete. Wbea yoa want to bey e dress or e nonet or a pair boee ead weal I beat cbaep go lo Tale A Co. Tbey ere givlag ibe lowest pries ever beard of na bets. A Bees bai for JOcts. (Jroserlss can be boagbl et low prioss from Tale. If lbs. crenelated engar fbrtl. 10 lbs. good greeo coffee tor II. .Itiat. Remember.., Abbeville Hardvare Co. fkip nU nf nrnmntN umntM li tba bit |Nt bit or tbe muuOi Men, women aod eblldrena aodmntr tad tsovlir; solos ? > radlouloualy low prices. A. M. Smith ACa Yoaoogbt to ka eoatlo?d by tbla time Ibal ?a an oaada uarier* for aojrtblog you BMd to oar IIm ; O?oml mercbaodtee. i W U BsrkadaJ*. j fah'Vriiflfeitfifltt * i ' , 5^JFT,-!7:*? -?v ? - ~ <: MNEATH THE SOO. I ww tbe aortal laid beneath tbe k4, With otrnn eron above ber brwi. 11 knew tbe immortal spirit wan with Ood? A bright, para tool had runtd eternal real first of a bond ot friend* to pas.* away, Ber bo?y, uaeful life on earth ia dene. Ended forerer ia oar toilaomo day. For her tbe proniiaed rent has now begoo. ( stood and board tbe solemn accents fall. "I am Um resnrraction and the life." Ood, wboee great mercy watches over all. Had t'ea my frlcud from oat our earthly i strife. We left ber lying ia her peaceful bed , Until tbe dawning of that laxt great day. frosting in ooe who long ago hath wdd That bis Will Wipe all bitter tear* away. ?Florence Peacock is Academy. 1 i POWER OF ORATORY. 1 Good Yolo* aad Via* rreooooe Cod at For Macb. It Is a Am thing that words have powct i to burn and that In the flame of eloquence a deal of trumpery and stuffy notions on readily consumed. It has been said that ' genuine oratory is gone, but now and then J (ha spirit of tbe mightiest power that mores masses of men shows its over lasting vitality in a notable way. With sincere personal conviction to support him a man ( with a good vuloe and that gift of Adding , phrase unto phrase which is indefinable may enchain a great convention, hold thousands of men pliant to his thought and feelings, or he may charm and cheer his ' hundred* in a banqueting halL 1 Tbe secret of genuine oratory, of the sort that moves and stirs all hearers to respou- i slve emotion, ia always to be found at tlie < center of a storm of honest feeling on tbe part of the orator. It is concealed in tbe hidden plaoea of tbe Interior "Ifeand ia tbe more effective whan its restraint is shown ' van in tha whirl of impassioned words or 1 nohU muthaline of nhrssn after nhrassi ' Private views and narrow contentions, per- c sonal wishes, amm have a chance tor exposition In oratocy that mores men and i women. It most express large principles t largely, or Its Influence never remains, nor t has the fame of any orator endured except of those who spoke far the largest conviction and derive of the mind of man. The sarllest movement which freed Boston from England, although Lord North osed to assure his countrymen that "no 1 other province will In the leastcountenanoe the rebellious Bostonlans," was kept alive < by the orators of Boston. The orations on c the inn?acre, dollvsrad in the Old Brick church, on the site of Cornhlll square, or at the Old South church, were attended by Immcnie crowds at people. It has been well said that these patriotic orations are a protective shield to our constitution. 'There an tow men of consequence among us who did not commence their careers by an oration on the 6th of March," wrote John Qulncy Adams And In these days, when, by aid of descendants of the "rebellious Bostonlans," the stars and stripes have wand In peace al A Idem ho t, oratory is lending its time honored aid in the promotion of arbitration between the Kngilth peaking nation*. To the dajr and tb? dMd Strike the harpatring* of glory. Ui the toiigtw of the tkqoni Hallow the story. ?Boeton Transcript. VM end Character. Thai certain kinds of food affect a man mentally, moraiiy ana payuceuj u mu known. It to by no means impossible that porridge bee contributed largely to the characteristics at the Scotch; that It makes their men brave, brawny and shrewd, and their worn? bltthsome and bonny, and their whole nation pious. A professor of physiology Insists that the Inferiority of the Celts to due to their universal use of the potato as the ehlsf staple of diet He ssjs that no man can live on potatoss and amount to anything. An exclusive diet of potatoss has no doubt contributed largely to many at the characteristics of the Irimh. Beef and h?'thwuigli many |pni>n^nfif have no doubt had their influense on the englishman. They have made him stubborn, opinionated, self assertive and a good fighter. His intellect, like his beer, is both strong and hsevy, and not infrequently tinged with bittornqn. The French, with their notable variegated diet, are equally whimsical in their minds. This is also the cm* with the Americans, who have pcrhapc the most versatile minds as well as tiw wn?t ?hnmi?wt Mn nf tare of any nation. Wi will not go so tar as to define jj WHICH u ut aua ana wmcn u us emeot, bat wo Insist that the dlot of the average Londoner la far from being the beet for his physical and mental health.?London Ho- 1 tsL J ~~ v WkMN U?? AlfT 1 The male flowers of the oak are gathered In distant dusters round a long, swaying stalk. Thsy approach much nearer to the aooretlcoal idea of a flower individually. Instead of being a mere aggregation of anthers, or pollen cells, on simple scales, thnee of the oak are poeeeeied of distinct 1 shffllke, hairy ralToes, each marked off into sis or wren lobes and containing ten 4 slander stamens, with two celled an than. " Then the female flowers, which are usual- J tjr two or thrsa, near each other, hat not 1 connected, noretst each of an ovary, with * thrsa short cur ted sty lee, and Invested by 0 a calyx that adberae cloeely to it and be comae tha husk, or shell, of tha acorn. Tha whole, except the style*, is held la a cap ? farmed of many small overlapping scales, which afterward lose their Individuality and shrink Into mere roughness on the outside of the cup that holds the acorn, for only one ol the six orules contained In the ovary dralope Into an acorn (seed or oorn of the ac, or oak).?Good Words. 1 Oddly ant HU?ik The most peculiar splden In the world, as wall as the largest ones, Inhabit the 1?- 1 land of Sumatra. They are of all conceivable forms and oolors, and some of them , pin threads almost as large and strong as the grocer's twine. Some queerly shapsd j spiders have square bodies poised on long red legs, and others have crooked green and yellow legs which support heart shaped a bodies. One of the very oddest of the lot [ has a body that looks like that of a young turtle, the "shell" having round knobs c and psar shaped projections all over It? ' Si. Louis Bspublla Owtwttj Ifiii "Papa, what makes this chsses smell r*" "The proo? by which It ?u oared, 1 prauoMi" (After boom momenta of profound oogl- t lit ton.) "Papa, what would It small like if It hadn't been cured?"?Chicago Trlb on*. The "ere of the martyr*," a famous era , In oh In the early church, commemorate* the tenth and last groat persecution by Diocletian, beginning Feb. 33, 884 JL D. The dollar goldpiece was authorised by , set of oocgrsss March 3, 1848, and Its coinage was bagun in the same yea* I 11 ' ' " 1 Home people miss today's muoua in j looking for tomorrow's. ' Vo not carry a refrigerator atmoe phere Into a world that needssunshine , Looking too long at little defects blinds the eyea to big virtues A cruel atory runs on wheels, and every band oiU> tbe wheel* a? they run. It is well to be slow in following tbe advice of the mau who does nut aet tbe example. - ' " ' ? CANDIDATES. Far Coairm. inc. K. F. SMITH, of Pickens County, I heritor eanonnced as candidate for Congres from tbe Third Congreealonal District, end I pledged to abide tbe reeullor tbe Democrail prlmury election. I. II. McCALLA, of Abbeville County, I hereby announced a candidate (or Congre* from the Tbltd Congiesalonal District In tli Democratic primary, and la pledged to abld Lbe reaalt of tbe une. 1 hereby announce my candidacy for Coo trees from tbe Tblrd Congreaalonal District tubjecl to tbe resuti of tbe Democratic Prl nary election. OKO. E. PRINCK. We are entborlfd to announce Moo. WM N. GKAYDON as a candidate for Coagres from this Consreeelooal District, aubject U the Democratic Primary election. We are authorized to announeo Wm. . STIMULI NU aa a candidate fur Oongreaa, aub eel to tbe Democratic primary. Per Csaatjr Naprrtlsor. We are authorized to announoe DAVII jILLIAM as a candidal* Ior County Hupei rlsor, sui ject to lbe Democratic Primary. Wm in iiilhnrlud In arinoonce U. N SICKLES aa candidal# for reflection to tb< >IBm or County Bupervlaor, aabjact to tb< Democratic Prlmao election. Wiart authorised to announce GKOKGE L WI1jH'>N aa a candidate lor County Super rtaor, subject to tba Democratic Primary. For Napcrlalradfal ( Matatlaa. are aalborlied to annoonoe J. 8. UIBEK1 i candidate for re-election (or Connty super ntendent or Education, aobjeot to Uie Demo rratlc primary. We are anlboriaed to announce J. E. Mc DAVID aa a candidate for Connty Super nlendeot of Education, atbject to tbe Dem xsratle Primary. Far Can sty Taeaanrer. We are aatborlnd to aanoaaee G. A XJUGLA88 aa a candidate for County Treaa imp anhlmh In thft Hamnif Hi? nrimarv We arc antbortced to announoe W. T 1KADLEY aa a candidate for Uoanlj Treaa irer. aobjaet to tbo Democratic primary. ACeasonable Suggestion. Soda Watku im \i.wayj?"I* Brason," whether taken Hot or Cold U la a wbuleeome bevernce, on lea* rendered deleterloua to health bjr being landed with impure artificial fltrorlnp and glnro?c Nyrupa. II ^old soda drawn from o? Artie Fountain J Laeki nothing (Ut could bo h* tka matt SoultiTo Palate. Vium Ojiiy pure juicca mad* l^lrtrt from froah fralti can giro aay flavor Our "Cold Soda" is always cold THE SPEED DRUG CO. State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. 8j the County Board of Education %o Requirement* of Um Law In kogard to Levying an Additional Tax for School Purpoeoa Having Boon Compiled villi by the Proper Partial la School District Bo. 11. and Bo. 50. It im hereby ordered that an ileoilon b? bald at tbe usual voting place In Id District oa Saturday tb? 141b day oi una, 19uf, for tbe purpoee of determining r hat bar an additional levy of ona mill will * mod a for aohool purpose*; | bat the Iraateei if Ilia aald Dlatrlot act aa managers of tba loot ton. Manager* of election must report reault ol ilectlon wltbln ibraa daya after tbe election, J. H. (J J BERT, Chairman. J KRAMER LYON. R. P. GILLIAM. Board of Eiamlnera. rhe State of South Carolina, COUNTY OK ABBEVILLE. 'rebate Court.-Citation for Letters of Admlnlatratloc. By R. E. Em*. J intuit or Pkoiiatk. tVHKBKAH. T. B. Kraaler baa made ?? ault to me, tosrant blm Letlera of Adnmlatratlon of tbe Kdale^and ^ffecta of f. x. acnaoio, i?ie ui aqiwtiim * ouniy, ifcmmd. These are tbmforf, lo cite and sdmonlab ill aod singular the kindred iod creditor" of be Mild K. II. MoHsnan, demwd, ibat they >? aod appear before me. to the Ooart of Promt*, to be bald at Abbnvlll* C H., oo Kriley, tbe (lb day or June. 1902, after publicslou hereof, at U o'clock In the forenoon, to ihow cause, If any they have, why the said td ministration ebould not be granted. Given under my band and aaal of the Court, tble ?>d day of May, In tba year Hial.] of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and two, aod In tbe Ittlb year ol American Independence. Published on tbe Mlb day of May and tbe iih day of Jane, 1900, In the Frees and Ban* ter and oo tbe Court House door fbr tbe line required by law. K. E. HILL, May 97, 1902. Judge of Probate. Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Examinations. r HE EXAMINATIONS FORTHE AWARL o> TiMl rntinfrrrtitf? in wiutbropcoi Irge and for tbe admission of new etudenti *111 be held at tbe County Court House oi Krlday, July Utb, at a. in. Appllcanta mail not be lees than flfteet years of age. When aebolarsblpe arc vacated after Jul] llth, they will be awarded to thoee maklni the highest average at this examination. Tbe next seaelon will open Septembej 17tb 1901. For further Information and a catalogue sddreas Pre*. I). B. JOHNSON, Rock Hill, H.C. May 87, lWti Our drummers samples are making thi dull times lively. It will be to your loteree to call without dalay and acoura aom* of tbi rest bargains wo ar?* oflerloc. " A. M. Hmlth * Co. Buy your botlery aod uoderwear fron Barkadaln. ' ? - us- v-v** If you Ests e ^STfifi V VII Ever and from away, an ; sellers ar s that trad terrupted r Ther< m i*ooas w V where e1 to buy. A special and cordi . and look at the Mamie Ton can always get w are arriving every day. of our customers we w STARTLING DRUmiHERS AT NEW Y We have just recei samples, consisting for men, women 2 which are going prime New York afford to delay. G 1 a. m. am: I Are b^st rctctad'b^jhe ColtoniBcli Zi nint tain mini! HiSlfrom MtfTID withojit changer^heseVtWiAs c | j direcior make close connecGonVi ' t for al(part? of Texts, OkUhomk j and Indian Territory. \ \| J rr. woftTMj^ mmmmmmm ? mt ttMKOoV OLMW ISTJ \HlkLM^RO&i \_ OATt8VH.Lt V A ??ll r-Ml TT? / If jroo want lo fliLi a in in Teiu. whsnVblr croDi are IB ralaed and where pStfble prosper. I; write for acopy of ouTlhandaorne ) booklets. "Homes in tnV) Houib- v JI west" and "ThroughTefxas with > I a Camera." Sent free(no\any> C bod^who Iaaoxlou?tobelt4^rbiay i i Eacerslea Rain Aaaaaacctl bjr the Naalktra Railway. Animal Meeting Southern Educational Associal Ion, Chattanooga, Tenn., July 1-1, 1U0J. i one flrat-ciasa fare for the rooud trip, plua 18 00 meisb?rablp lee, to Cbattanoog? an?l re I , turo, Irwn all points on tbe Houth#<rn. Dates or sale June *Tlb to July l?t, Ineluslveir, with flual limit July Htb. I9U!, exeepl that by de Domi or ueie'i vunjoini i|eni on or nsiurv July tith and payment of lee of any cent* an e*ien"lon of not later than September 101b, 1909, may ba obtained. 1'eraooa living at un1 Important point* nhould notify ascot date In advance on wblcb I bey wlab to leave. *o that be an provide proper tlcketa for ibetn. e. f.IttjjatidJ /.TAILOR,:. I n AH moved, and occupied the room* upM stairs In Knox's Hall, and la nor pre i pared to do all klndaof repairing and elftm i In* of gsntlemen's olotbea on short no-Joe. Samples of salts always on hand. Char** 1 - reasonatols i e The flower of joy bloomB In the garden of sacrifice. ? Our Talcum Powder at IBo. Is the beet la 9 town. Tbe Speed DregCn. wish iblish: ? mm IE OF L y day there are < the great piles c y one can reason e never apart," b e moves along t iya is no doubt abo here they see t srerybody trades al invitation is hereb Loth Stock of Spring i hat you want. We 1 . As fast as we get < 'ant to make May th Mf . 1 SALE OF !' SAMPLES ORE COST! ved a shipment of of 748 garments ind children's wear lil/a krtl aoI/oc ol nrv^/ i IUI v/ar\w u i ; . cost. You cannot ome at once. Lth. & Co Np INplAN TER. /M r, ynicb line! /Vj I hut to Texts', yf ^ I j?^ 2mJ| n I. BAIU, T. P. JL, ATLANTA, U. I LW.biailB^eMT.^ ST.KCtS.1. jj Haw II Doar. The flrel object la life wltb tbe America people l? to "get rlcb(be aetond, bow to r (Kin good b<?ltb. Toe flnt can be oblaloc hy energy, boneaty sod aavlng; ibeaecom (good health) by using Ureeo'a Augual Kloi or. Mboold yon be t deepoodeol auflTerer froi aoy of Ibe t-flecu of Dyapepela, Liver Con Slalot. Appendlrltia, Indlgeallon,ete..aucbi Irk Headache. Pal pi latlou of tbe Heart, Hot Htomarh, Habitual CoatlveneM. Dlzxineaa < Head, Nervoua Prostration. Low Hgjrlla, eU you need not suffer another amy. two uoa? of Ibe well-known August Flower will r llave you at once. Oo to Hpeed'a Drug 8toi and ft a sample bottle tree. Regular slxe,' eta. Uel Green's Hpeclal Almana<-. t-A-l I ad don's Lacali. silk Grenadlnea?Blk and Colored, prell new atyles, 41x44 In wide at Haddoos Blk iSatUle? Wool and Cotton. No mat rial excels Ballata for hot weather. It light and airy and bolda Its color, at Haddon Millinery?You should aee the new 8uo mer styles In bati opened at Haddon'a. Medallion Laces?Tba latest productions I lace bans. All ovar laces. Applique etc., Ju ree'd at Haddon'a. oxford Tlea and Hlrap Handles, tbe ne tl) I KS In fool wear at Haddon'a. You are ready to pack your blanket* awa You will need MotbaJIna as this can ba pi* ed on tbe moat delicate goods and not a la liiaiu. Tbe Spaed Drug Co to see? : mente sil nil . W. Wl crowds of delighted >f packages which tl ably infer that "bu ut always in harm >riskly, smoothly ai ut it, the people lik jverybody else trad: is undoubtedly a sj 7 given to all the people and Summer Goods now ceep up our Stock all th rat of an article we ordei e biggest business montl HOi: AT C Drummers' Si CON8IS1 Fans, Hose, Half Hose Windsor Ties, Be Under rests, All over Embroidery Linen Handkercl Suspenders, All to fo at strictly Baltimore coct while t picked W. D. A T.nf nf Hill Given For the next Thirty Dayi purchaser a coupon to the ai so many dollars worth of o pieoe of Chinaware free. Ct see what we are giving to 01 Toors for bm I*. T. a T. ? "j Faints, Oils a; We are headquarters for Stains and Wall Covering! antee prices to be lowes yon contemplate painting giving as a call. Ton C. A. MI Phone 107. HADDON ? 1 J OI1U- Wnoh fiilVa 3ft X oumru 011M1 ww now ?? >) ?? Colored Peau de Soie ax Embroideries, New M Bands, Velvet _ MILLINERY! ~ Queen Quality Shoes i ? New lot of Oxford Tie? just receive d All the new 8b 1. C/X CO' Cornet*, R. < J, Corset, Ferriu' Waiat and Hururu -r Cor?< Uj Call or send for what you want in i R. M. Hadi <5 S. - A non-churehgoer in a community' Is uot ho harmful aa a non-going, non- < :y doiug church mem here. i ~ ' * * ' 1,4 * 1. If It is tiara inueea to meet rnuu uajr n , we insist on piling Into it the regrets * of yesterday and the worries of to-rnor-' ?* row. Id I sl The graces of (tod should sweep out i of our hearts everything that is ugly, j w It will do if we only let it have the right ot way. It is never ease or luxury, with freey dom from seme of need aud care, that iq the world's l>e*t and strongest helixTM1 are trained. ii ' % busy TO THE ML* I buyers, J ley carry yers and J ony, and ad unin- J e to buy | Lng; and J ife place J of the County to come q offered by L.w-White. ie time. New Goods ) r again. With the help 1 of the yeax. ite. OST! | am pies. M S Gloves, >ws, Belts, Ladles Wraps, S Shirt Waists, iiiefs, Bonnets, etc. Lbejr 1ml Coin* early before they ant All BARKSPAUB. '3 naware to be 1 Away! i we will give to each eMh Jjl nount of your purchase, and oupons will entitle yon to a 'M ill at our store at onee and .'J ir customers. m * 1 i iness, I. MILLER, ad Varnishes! 1 Faints, Oils, Varnishes, b of all kinds. We gnart quality considered. If J we WUU1U ?p|HVVUIk? JVM rs always on the alert, LFORD, The Druggist JQ OFFERINGS I O FOE MAY. -inch Taffeta 8ilks, Black and lit T.nnflinfl. White Goods. edallion Laces, Lace Ribbons. &c. the time to get your Summer Hata. mpes to select from. ^ ind Slippers. <1, and at prices that will astonish you. apes in Corset*. Standard make*?W. & G. Corsets, Thomson's Glove Fitting ladies goods. don &' Co. 1 ^9 i There js joy in service because joy is one of the fruits of obedience, and we . re not obeying God unless we are at urnrb flnlitcr hiw will The bad show plainly that they are j bad. Home men mistake pewity for piety. Only God is eternal. "The tbloga which are seen are temporal; but tbe . j hioKH which are not seen are eternal. 11 i? no sign of a Christion to wear a face long enough to eat oats out of a j churn. J If you noil l>riu?orro dlclnea, J oat mil In to im. i'U? Speed Drug Co. ' -i